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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

1t is regrettable that the reports
were spread broadcast that the late
Henry NJ. Flagler left large requests
to the University of Florida and Stet-
son University. 1t is understood that
his original will did make these be
quests, but later expenditures for
these schools amounting to NOR" thar
the amounts named in the viii caused
him to leave the requests out of the
document probatcd and which was
made quite recently.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Speaker Farris in a long interview
in the Jacksonville Metropolis this
week in defending the late Florida leg
islature says: ~ say emphatically
that the legislature this year passed
more general legislation for the bene-
fit of the people than has been passed
by any other session in the history of
the state" He then proceeds to emu
merate the many acts of far-reaching
Importance to the people of Florida.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Dixie:-The State of Florida,
through some of its newspapers, has
criticised the Legislature of 1913 as
having been innoculated with the bug
known as bacillus damphoolus.
But when you draw the balance
sheet with the real good things that
were passed and the real bad things
that were killed, of substantial or un-
substantial legislation, a fair critic
mas to give judgment that the balance
sheet is on the credit side of the
ledger.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Il. K. TomIm, representative from
1lillsboro county in the late legisla-
ture, has been appointed one of the
four state supervisors of convlcts'
Mr.. Tomin is a newspaper man OF
Plant City, and it is hard to conceive
how a newspaper man could be con-
tent with an office of this sort. But
perhaps Tomlin became innoculated
with the office seeking bug while serv-
ing in the legislature. He should
make an ideal Official. At least he
will do his work honestly, agressively
and conscetiously.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

The E. o. Painter Fertilizer Co. has
elected Miss Okle Painter to succeed
her father in the Office of president
This is a business concern of magni,
tude and the election of young lady
as its executive officer is quite with,
out precedent in Florida. Miss Pain,
ter is said to be young lady of great
business ability and was long the
close companion of her father, the
late +. 0. Painter.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
ALLIES MAY FIGHT.
Enormous Excitement at Sofia, Where
Drastic Safe Of War Is Observed

Enormous Excitement at Sofia. Where
Drastic Safe Of War Is Observed.
War is almost inevitable between
the Balkan allies according to a So
fla dispatch, which declares that the
solution of the cabinet crisis must not
be overlooked for before June II. The
Dantf cabinet is expected to effect a
reapproachment with the triple al
lance and in the meanwhile meeting
of the premiers is extremely doubtful.
Enormous excitement prevails.
Servia is allowing the passage of no
Bulgarian messages. From today a
more drastic state of war will be OBJ
served. All houses must close at 8
o'clock at night"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
Something New on Hen.

A young Boston college woman was
following the suburbanite about his
place and doing her best to show her
full appreciation of the semi-ruraI
beauty of the establishment. On Wis
iting the hen-yard she became enrap-
tured. One hen was unusually well
marked. Obi" the young woman ex-
claimed enthusiastically, what beau
tiful foliage that hen hast"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
Didn't Quite Understand

Mrs, Ponsonby, visiting Paris, is re.
'elVlng her friends at a little eve
ning," and thinking to have a pleas.
ant change after talk, suggests to a
guest: And now, NJ. Dubois shall
We have a RUBBER" All, madame"
said NJ Dubois with perfect polite
ness. but piteously "a thousand
thanks notwithstanding pas lie
passage!'
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
The Mozart Cycle.

The only works Of Mozart designed
for the stage there are nearly a score
Of them that have remained regular
"repertory operas" as the Germans
say. are Don Giovanni" Figaro" and
The Magic Flute" Once In awhile.
however, Mozart cycle Is given in
one Of the larger German cities. and
this includes generally. besides the
three operas named. "Idomeneo,"
Die Entfuhruug," "Cosi Fan Tutti'
and "Clemenza di Tito."-Argonaut-
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
FLORIDA, MY FLORIDA"
OFFICIAL STATE SONG.

Before adiourning Friday the
house Of representatives adopted
an official song for Florida, piece
of verse written by one-time teacher
at the old Florida college at Lake
City.
The resolution was passed Thurs
day morning upon the motion of
Hon. w. A. Russee, of Putnam.
The author, Rev. C. V. Waugh, lived
at Crescent City, in Putnam County,
Mr.. RusselPs home town. In offering
the resolution Mr.. Russell paid the
aged teacher and minister beauti-
full tribute, and the motion went
through without question. The song
was placed in the hands of the reading
clerk, Hon. Nat. Walker, of WakUlla,
and he read it most effectively. The
resolution and the song follow in
full.
Be it resolved by the house of rep
resentatives of the state Of Florida,
the senate concurring, that,
Whereas, In view of the fact that
the public schools of the state are now
singing, as a part of their exercises,
the song, Florida, Ny Florida, song
written in 1894 by Rev, C. v.
Waugh, for many years an honored
professor of languages in the Old
Florida Agricultural College at Lake
City, and
Whereas, The song has both met
rical and patriotic merit of the kind
calculated to inspire love for home
and native state, therefore be it
Resolved, That this song, Florida,
My Florida, be and the same is here
by declared by the legislature of the
state of Florida, to be the state song,
and that it is recommended for use
in the daily exercises of the public
schools of the state of Florida as well
as at all public gatherings where
singing forms part of the program.
The following is the song:
Land of my birth, bright sunkissed
land,
Florida, my Florida,
Laved by the gulf and ocean grand
Florida my Florida.
Of all the states in East or West.
Unto my heart thou art the best;
Here may live, here may | rest,
Florida, my Florida.
In country, town, on hills and dells,
Florida, my Florida,
The rhythmic chimes of thy sch o.
bells,
Florida, my Florida.
Will call thy children day by day
To learn to walk the patriots way
Firmly to stand for thee for aye,
Florida, my Florida.
Thy golden fruit the world outshines
Florida, my Florida,
Thy gardens and thy phosphate mines
Florida, my Florida,
Yield their rich store of good supply
To still the voice of hunger's cry,
For thee We'll live, for thee we'll die
Florida, my Florida.
The oppresor's rod can't rest on thee
Florida, my Florida.
Thy sons and daughters free must bt
Florida, my Florida.
From North and South, from Eas
and West,
From freezing blasts they come fo
: rest,
And find in thee their earnest quest
Florida, my Florida.
When ills betide and woes o'ertaLe
Florida, my Florida.
Thy sons and daughters quick will
make
! Florida, my Florida,
The sacrifice of love and life,
To save from woe, from ills and atrif
To fell thy foes in danger rife
Florida, my Florida.
: Pensacola Journal.
1.-THE Journal is mistaken as to tn
time the above resolution passed tn
House and Senate; the song wa
adopted some three weeks before ad
journment.-Ed.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Manitee River Journal The leg
islature adjourned last Friday and
when the work of the session is finally
summed up it will not be quite so bad
as it has been pictured by many crit
les. 1t has passed a good many
bills and while it is charged that
it has made reputation for "doing
nothing" we might give it the bene-
fit of the counter charge that the par
ties with pet measures that failed
to pass the body are largely response
ole for such statements.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

To Edwin Spencer Of Ocala, one OF
the youngest and brainest represen.
tutives ever to sit in the Florida leg.
isIature, probably belongs the credit
for introducing the most important
piece of legislation enacted by the
recent State Legislature. Spencer
not only introduced the measure but
he saw to it that it went through
both houses and that it became law by
the signature Of the Governor-that
is in so far as his influence went with
that executive. The bill referred to
is known as the long and short haul
bill" By this bill railroads will no
longer be allowed, for instance, to
charge a higher rate from Jackson
VILE to Tallahassee than from Jack
sonviIIe to Pensacola, POO miles fur
ther. Mr.. Spencer gave some other
examples Of the old freight charges
as follows: First-class freight Jack
sonyille to Tampa, SOC per hundred;
from Jacksonville to Ocala 62c per
hundred. The distance from Jack
sonvilIe to Ocala is only about half
that from Jacksonville to Tampa. By
the working out of Mr. Spencer's bill
the interior points in the State will Ill
timately cease to be Disseminated
against. Edwin Spencer is but %
years Of age. He is a graduate of the
Stetson Law School. He is an effec-
tive public speaker and has been cred
tied with Websterian manners. He
was chosen by the House caucus on
the opening night as Speaker pro TEN
without opposition.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

why did you tell that man you
don't smoke when you doY"
81 had a good reason"
perhaps be was going to give yon
a cigar"
NO: know that chap. He was go.
ing to ask me for one"-DetrUlt Free
Press.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Pensacola, now under the commits
sion form of government, was given
it's first taste of the new order on
Monday, when was held the first
meeting of the City Commissioners
The meeting resulted in the cutting OF
many salaries and the abolition of GER
tain useless offices. The management
of a growing city requires that bust.
ness men be placed in charge and this
we understand has been done in Pen.
sacola. Some day, and that before
many years, the government Of the
great State of Florida will be placed
in the hands of few men with the
ability to conduct big business, and
when this time comes the State will
be the gamer. The present system OF
representative government is mol
worth what it costs the people. With
i few men as Commissioners and the
recall in vogue for use in case one OF
more Of them proved unfaithful, there
would be a perceptible advance in
government by and for the people.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
Morse Wins Suit for Old Securities

Morse Wins Suit for Old Securities.
Charles W. Morse, of New York,
won a suit brought against him by
Henry Lehman, as assignee of C. l..
Charley, of Paris, France, to recover
$4,000 representing securities OF the
American Ice company and the Con-
sclidated Steamship lines. A jury in
the Federal court found a verdict for
Morse after he had taken the stand
and denied that he had ever acted as
a broker in these securities, as alleged
by the plaintiff.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

]. Fred DeBerry the travelling sales
man of Plant City who was one of the
presidential electors and an unsucce5s-
full candidate for appointment as third
assistant postmaster general, has an
nourced that he will be candidate
for congress to succeed S. M. Spark
man of Tampa. Under our political
system there is no Office so high but
that the humblest citizen may aspire
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
Maybe They Were.

Little Clara has a habit of stick
ing her feet out of the bed covers.
One hot night, on being told not to do
SO, she obeyed in silence for a little
while and then suddenly said, ooh,
mamma, let me put my feet out!
They're choking"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Lakeland Telegram:-The governor
says he considers the late Legislature
an average one, and as he has seen
a good many of these gatherings, and,
moreover, as his estimate comedies
with that of this paper, it may be set
down that he sized the body up cor
rectly.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Children that are affected by worms
are pale and siCkly and liable TO contract
some fatal disease. WHITES CREAM
NERMlFUGE expeIs worms promptly
and puts the child on the road TO health
Price 25c per bottle. Sold by Acker.
man Stewart Drug Co., and J. II. Haugh:
ton.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
RAILROADS IN GERMANY.


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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20
Slams Can Be Seen From Afar

Experiments in France with huge
signs to be displayed on the roofs of
buildings for the guidance of aviators
have shown that signs made of sill
vered glass balls, set in a black back
ground, can be seen the greatest dis
tances.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

A bilious, half-sick feeling, loss of en-.
crgy, and constituted bowels can be re
lieved with surprising, promptncss by
using lIERBINE The first dose brings
i Improvement, few doses puts the sys
t IN in fine, vigorous condition. Price
) c. Sold by Ackcrman, Stewart Drug
Co, and J. H. Haughton. S SS.-
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Mayor Jordan of Jacksonville has
announced his purpose of entering the
life insurance business as soon as he
quits official life. Mr.. Jordan was
for many years one of the most sue
cessful life underwriters in Florida.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Sanford Herald:-Many of the
state papers are censuring the Leg
stature for failing to pass several
good roads measures. The men,
oers who voted against these meas
ures were not necessarily voting
against good roads. The bills We're
not framed to suit them and they
we're averse to spending the people
money haphazard. Let every sec
ton of Florida build good roads of
their own as Duval, Hillsborough
Seminole and several other counties
are contemplating doing. State SUI
pervision of roads is all right but
there is always a chance to spend
money on supervisors wages, when
the same amount spent for bricks
would pave several miles of roads
Our own Forrest Lake voted against
the bill and there is no more pro
gressive citizen in the state and he
comes from the greatest good roads
section in Florida. If the people
who framed the bill wish to know why
it was killed Mr.. Lake can enlighter
them upon the subject and make his
position very clear.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20

Among all the fine arts one OF the
finest is that of painting the cheeks
With health. -Ruskin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Gienopmsbanoler.


Togb bar bortbpttet abilogaoro peo
aroen meo Spenitrup Wslle peb
Rorioger, tilherenoe s. DC. Rielien;
De 10 Gienoomme er puroereoe til
benbolospis $4,000 ar. og $4,000
aroner. ). N. Rielien bar oereiter
fiebt 2. Saniens 8aaro / Erits oeo
Ntslbrup Tor 10000 Ser.
@aorbeier u. anoerien bor
iol5t i'm 8aarb i Sper Saoiten til
Simon GieIien al Iinfel for 10000
aroner.
6ru @eroa Glen al Scoring
bolm bar iolgt WorenIpit / SfopfiPr
I'll anoerieu al Siotifue for 10000
aroner.
- 8aarbeierne s. Senlcn al
Sinogoaro. Y. Seierien al RanoIep
% ". Ssrenien al Ran6lep nor iolet
Ell Dem tiIhsreroe 8aaro / Sailing
I'll 6orualier arogb al 9ierager
Sougaaro Tor $4,000 aroner.
8aarbcier Sens Gbriitenien
bar iolat tin 8aoro / asientoit til
eienoomSbonoIerne z. gnoerieu %
clipper al Sauiina ior $4,000 ar.
TroprietPr Serenien al Mar,
hltS % Sens gtielien al Better 50.
gaarb bar nro1eifiitet SoIobpgnuro
ueo Sinncrup meo Baoroeier Sellers
eienoom 8repeluno ueo 9sgten Sta.
ton. Seller gipcr 81 000 aruner /
Butte.
-@aorocier Sens Sohanicr apeo
bar ioI9t lin Gienoom / 8aarslcu til
Teoer aipr al Sinbpeo for IS, 700
Hroner.
8aorocier Sh. Bun bar iolqi
IloerSbuile / 8ielbolle til CAN'T.
a~merifonereu Otto Slien al Sfiern
Tor $1,000 Str.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20

felie, bIeo bum 1879 aniat peb 80.
iienborss 5olfeifole / ariitionia. Tet
arbeioe bun Der ubisrte, bar al iieI.
Den 9soigbeb. l,oruitet .neb uipb.
uanIige epner, en- operle9en Snteui.
gems, ct parInt. itoriinbet Sierte, en-
bramiri SremtrGoen - ifrioer Ell
giosrai / "Iitenpoiten" - panbt
bin Sierterne hos ane, itore og
imaa. Meo oiientIiae Stipenoier
ioretog bun gientaane 8onge Stu.
oiereiier til llblanbet. ~nopnlig Tor at
iGtte Jig ino | DC tpife SortirtteIieS.
~lfolers Sirfiombeo, % upIentIig paa
8runola1 al benbeS Snbberetninger
blep iaaoanne Sfoler inoierte / Sri.
%itionia. Sun blep Sprerinoe peb
6ortiPtteliesifolen for Tiger / Sri.
I%tiania, Mieblem al Sfolcraaoet,
Senior peb 9prereramen, Suppleont
/ Sfoleitpret, 8iceformanb / SGrers
inoeioreningen / De Iibite 80 gar,
Weolem al 9eiturclien for Nor9eS
Sprerinoeforbuno. / Ell aarrTffe
Mcolem al Gentralbeitprelien for
uorife Solfes oa 9ernebibliotefer 0.
a. M. Sgiaa / oct politiife 2ip tog
bun pirflom Gel. Slu par Sors
monb for ben norife apinoeitemme.
retsforening, og oct IfpIoes iiffert /
fsrIte GGffe benoes energiife Irbeis
De, at apinoerne / Norge mn life blot
bar fommunal, men ogiaa politiif
Talgret. Get bar berfor en- Selpfsls
&c, at bun blep polgt inb / ariitio-
niaS aomminoIbeitprelie, oa apin.
oerne IerIte Sang par meb at
Itemne.
Srlfiffontrollsr Sasb. Senrifs
len ofaif nplig peo 0soen, &c aar
CANNED.
= Sponif aoniuI / Sfien, SfibS-
reoer Hils e. Ssper, er afeaoet pes
Ssoen, ga Iar gammel. San bar
pGret Weolem al SlrnbetonaenS
@rp9eeris 9ireftion / en- aarrpfte
oa beslloen Gireftionsmeolem /
Sfiens S%parebanf. 5 ire Heriooer
bar ban ppret Meolem al Sormono.
'fabet oa oeslloen / mango Iar Wteo.
lem al Rpitpret.
Sfibsreoer Sob. Sr. SSlrel,
Gissr, er af9aaet peb 9sben, 1872
Mar gammel. San orep / fin Si6,
foruoen Sfibsreoeri, SrplaItfurret.
ming, liselom ban bar 9ireftsr for
Rlssr Sparebanf -og ~inbebapbe en-
H9ffe fommlinale Siuiosbperp.
-Sperrets Iogfsrer Sperre Slais-
i'm a%lingenberg, S%ronobieul, err Of
gaaet peb Gsben, SO aar gommeI.
&lingenberg bar meget benpttet al fin
&ommune % bar bl. q. Sroisrer /
eft Tar Iar, ligeiom ban peo lin 9so
par 6ormanb / 9ireftionen for
Sronobiems Sparebanf.
gogbolber / s. %. Gappelens
g%ogbonoel, Better 9entSen, er al.
gaaet oeo 3eben, SO Iar gammeI.
= Zen norife 8eneralfoniul /
Berlin, .. Stuharot, er afaaaet peo
Ssoen at Slagtilf9lbe, SO aar GAM.
mel. S6uhorot bar en- meget rig
Wtano og inbebapbe en- flor Sorret.
ming. Oct pafte o%lminoelig SilireoS.
beD, Ga ban | 1906 blep Rorges fsr-
lte 8eneralfoniul / Berlin. San
fienote goot 2anoet, iom ban bapbe
betpoelige Observation-Disclosures
meo. S ben norife aploni i Berlin
ne0 Shnfarot tor HopuIoritet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
QdretS Wadneoer.
Gn liSen etbgmUlugif ltn~oerisseIie.

Get er en- &ienosgierning, at oct
Herliggenbe lettelis unbeaar Dor
Spmerfiombeb, mems oct Siernere
itaoig falber / Sinene. Gn lianen.
De @ienoommeligbeb bar ogiaa bort
SioebegiGr of oppiie. Stsoer hi
paa ct mt Orb, er hi itrar iorige
til at granite bets Sprinbelie og
9etpOning, mems pi fam itao iulb.
itGnoig uforituaenbe, bpor oct gipl-
Der getegnelier eler Haune, hi ole
Gage bar fienbt % benpttet ps al.
It Iarets isrite Waaneo beoer So.
nuar faloer ps ligeiaa naturligt,
iom at bort eget Tapn err Ole eaer
Ser. Wen at granite bette baglig.
bagie Orb, Sanuar, er pisielig foIot
De fprreite mo. @n li6en llnberis.
9elie al benne % De sprige Waane-
oers Napne bill berfor oiItnof bore
al Snteresie, ligeiom ben for mango
bill faloe tilbage / Grinorin9elt
lRngit forglemte 8arrelPrbomme.
aaretS fsrite Raoneo, Sanuar, err
opfalbt efter Den romerife 8uo 60
nus, iom oprinoelig anioaes for en-
Ferioniiifation al Spiet eQer Solen.
Set ialbt oerfor meget naturligt at
fnptte bans Iapn til ben Waaneb, oa
Wsrfets Hat brpoes og Spiet after
begpnber at iaa S~perbaanb. SanuS
par pgiaa 8ub for Snogange og
og Tprte og iom iaaoan ben belige
Sogter' al Slliets Snogung liseiom
Beta al arnen. gaa Gsre og i.
ore 8iennemgange anbragte man
bans 9iQebe meb bobbelt Gaipn, ct
paa bper SIDE. San banneoe Sno-
lebningen iii BET me aar, bporfor
bans Soueoieit ogiao feireoes ben
lite Sanuar. Sg bper Roreen op-
ienbtes gsnner til bam, iom aabne.
De Den me Sag. Sans 8ogter eler
Bortneripmbol par en- Hsgle og en-
Stof.
Sebruar bar / oer Plbite romer.
lie aolerber aarets iioite Raaneo.
Git Hapn bar ben efter ben gamle
8ubbom Sebruus, bpilfet Orb er
aflebet al @erbet februare, iom be.
tpoer of renie. s oenne Nnaneo
ieirebeS nemIig Den itore Soninss-
&C Renieliesfeit Sebrualia eaer Gu.
percalia.
9ar Se6ruar | oen 9loite Ro.
mertio anrets iibite Waaneo, bar
Narts ben isrite. Ropnet er ben.
tet ira 9uoen Rars. San bar ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20

eoers Glib ifal pere min geitr9.
belle; eoers Ssiagtelie os aiRrlig.
beo min 2er! Waaife enonn badr.
oere Brsoelier foreitaar os; meb
FRO paa 6oripnet % meo ireioig
Vtoo ltol leg goa Dem imsoe og
o~oeroinoe oem meo eoers gtitano,
trofaite RoromRnb! 5hi ieg peb,
at leg fan ltole paa eoers 3roifob
MOB 8onaen, at s piI bepare eamle
Rorges SeloitGnhigbeo, og at BET
Sslerl, Der iorener os ale, En-: iSor
@uo, for auugen og S9orelanoetl"
ariItiau 6reorif nptteoe Reiten Of
Idret I'll of blipe fienbt me0 Eli.
ltanben | gforge, bells peo SqntaIer
meo fIenote Wpuo, DEL peo Reiier
ontfring | SanOet, os iRrlig mngt-
poaliggenoe blep oct FOR 6um at
Fringe Oroen / geugepeienet. San
ut ar aor9en Sop til at iammen.
toIoe e. Otsoe / Sfto6er 1918 meo
anieeSe W9ro ior at brsfte NuIia.
beoen al at iaa oprettet en- priodt
Saanetosie, oa bette Sfriot ftf bI.
a. Den getp6lting, at Brinien al
otS'c Dtpno fit oct faite Snotrpf, at
ole 9toromPno oiloe mooi9tte iid
6roreloroets ceiling. s Seitouee.
ne bdpoe ban fanife bort Den Stem.
NE, iom raabte: "2eoe Soma Sri.
ltian!" % Oct er iiffert, at cen
Stemning. iom berifeoe paa Nsoet.
bIcn meouirten0e til bans SptrPoeu
| Rorae eiter aielerfreoen.
Get Striot iom Sreorif CITE
baooe toget / 1918 peo at ienoe tit
SeltenSebarn og fin arning OBJ iii
Norge, bIep al ~itsrite Snteresie for
Horaes politiife SfiGbue / 9anoets
minoenproigite Mar; tbi ON oeu
Siita fan ri pel M ercs: Sapoe
Roromrnoere / 1914 life bart en-
setIing al lit gomle aougebus at
iortIe liz ON, iaa hnuoe oeres Still.
ling bIit lauat parifeligere enc ben
peb bans Siplp bleo. Weo atore
Gro; ariltion Srebrif blep en- BIZ
~itoriif nsopenbig Saftor for Set nor
tie SoIf UNDER bets uationale Reis.
ning-(Sens Haabe / "Grebl.")
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-20
Gn Grigsret % en- NiIfcbisclie.

llnoer en- al "Ianneoirfe"s llbilu9
ter til SiQersb i 6cbruar nsb en-
Sergeant ioritielige Qriffepdrer OF
blep iaa beruiet, al ban trlieoe meo
at prpgIe line 6oreiatte. San blep
itiaet for en- arigsret, men ba ban
fremlogbe SPgeatteiter ON, at bans
aonititution par ~inaoan, al ban bier
beruiet peo at oriffe ielu Den minoite
Smllc Nlfobol, blcp ban %iriiun0et.
Sagen bar BOG iaaet et for Sergeans
ten fie0eIist giteripiI. San bleu
nemlig itiaet for Ell aasiationsfom.
mission, % oerne bar fosieret ham.
San er MI ubilettet al SGrens Gpf
fer.