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CORRESP0EDENCE
Oh ELk0 T|TlE0
Continued From Page Two)

GAoAA xoH0 4NOl -
when you return to Washington. ] am
sure you VIII be able to get on the
track Of the Norris bill and similar leg
islaton; but il l can be of n as
sistance to you in this regard I trust
that you will call upon me.
1t is not necessary for me to en-
phasize how very important and how
very vital this matter Is to all concern
ed, and 1 am sure that you will ~
preciate its importance and likewise
the Importance of as early action as
possible in the premises. l might say
that some contemplated transfers Of
property in Elko affected by this stu
alton have fallen through because of
the uncertainty surrounding the mat
ter. The man in possession may feel
reasonably secure in his title and pos
session, but 1t is not a case where
some one else would care to buy into
it. Some contemplated improvements
are being held in allegiance because
Of this uncertainty, and the unrest Gre
ated by the situation will increase with
the lapse of time. rather than abate.
With very kind regards, and trust
ing that you will find time to get this
matter started before you leave for
Washington, and assuring you that 1
shall be glad to cooperate with you
and relieve you as much as you say
from all the preliminary proceedings
IL you will only call on me, l am,
Very truly, yours,
EDWIN E. GAME.
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table.
Senate bill No. 80, by Bradshaw,
Making the superintendent of po-
lice the warden of the state prison."
Bradshaw stated the object of the
bill was to reduce state expenses. Bill
passed.
Senate bill No. 116. by Bradshaw,
Relating to sheep from another
state grazing within this state" pass
ed.
Senate bill No. 103, by Scanlan,
Providing for ventilation in mines"
passed.
Senate bill No. III, by Huskey,
Slaughter house BILL" letter from
mayor and city council of Reno fav-
oring the passage of the bill; passed.
Assembly bill No. 100, Fixing the
compensation of Justices of the
peace" passed.
Senate bill No. 129, by Lemaire
Fixing the salaries of officials of
Lander county" passed. .
Assembly substitute for senate bill
No. 3, Blacklist BILL" passed.
Recess taken to 1920 a. M. We'd
nesday.
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SENATE-Wednesday, A. NJ. March 8
Senate called to order at IL a. m.
President Sullivan in chair.
Roll called, quorum present.
Introduction and First Reading.
Senate joint and concurrent reso-
luton No. 8, by Thatcher, Relating
to mail service in Eureka county"
referred to Eureka delegation.
Senate joint and concurrent resolu-
ton No. Z. by Seaman, Amending
section 1 of article 1 of the consti-
tuition, providing for securing state
lands for unemployed" referred to
judiciary committee.
Senate bill No. LAG, by ways and
means committee, IAN act making an
appropriation for housing state
mineral cabinets and portraits at His
torical society rooms in Reno" re-
ferred to ways and means commit
tee.
Senate bill No. 148, by committee
on claims. ITO pay l.. A. Gibbons
500 for legal services" referred to
ways and means committee.
Senate bill No. 149, by judiciary
committee, amending section 10 of
an act defining the rights of husband
and wife," referred to judiciary COM
mittee.
Senate bill No. $50, by judiciary
committee, Amending section III of
the crimes and punishment act;" re-
ferred to judiciary committee.
General File and Third Reading.
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crimes and punishment act;" referred

crimes and punishment act;" referred
to judiciary committee.
Senate bill No. AZ, tax commission
measure" was then called Up and a
lot of time was consumed to deter
mine to what committee it should be
sent. Finally, however, it was dis
patched to the committee OF the Whole
to be called up It a later date.
General File and Third Reading.
Senate bill No. go. by Fulmer, RE
pealing act providing for a state en-
pertinent farm in Elko county," lost
Yeas. Q; nays, AZ.
Senate bill No. "a, bv Jud. ciary
committee. Providing for uniform
laws relating to contracts" passed
Yeas, so; nays, 2.
On motion assembly bill No. 125,
Relating to one districts" vas
laid on the table.
= Assembly bill No. 1877, by McFar-
land, Relating to livestock running
at large" made special order for
Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
Assembly bill No. 116, by Hridt-
mann, Defining hotels and providing
for sanitary improvements" passed
as amended-Yeas, 40; nays, 8.
Adjourned until 10 a. m. Wednes-
day.
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WESTERN ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
FlRST-CLAsS REPAIRING OF ALL
STYLES
BOOTS-AND-SHOES
FRED HEINRICH, PROP.
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ELko LODGE MONS

Stated communications held on the
First Tuesday Of each month at 1850
p. m. All Master Masons In good
standing are cordially Invited to at
tend.
A. L. MeoINTY, w. M.
J. r. TRIPPLETT, Sec.
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p. FEpoEmA

Contractor and Builder
Plans and specifications Furnished
Free When awarded contracts
ELKO, NEVADA.
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SENATE-Tuesday P. NJ, March 2
Senate called to order at 2 p. m.
President Sullivan presiding.
Roll called, Carpenter excused.
New Bills.
Senate bill No. AZ, by Bradshaw,
Defining duties of the attorney gen.
eral;" referred to the judiciary COM
Senate bill No. 143, by Lee.
Amending act creating the state
pharmacy board" referred to ways
and means committee.
Senate bill No. 144, by committee
on agriculture, Maintaining certain
actions by the governor of the state
in the United States supreme court"
referred to committee on agriculture.
Senate bill No. las, by ways and
means committee, Providing for the
establishing of a state demonstrating
farm" referred to committee OF ag-
riculture.
General File.
Assembly bill by Craze. Requiring
payment of employers on a certain
day of each month";" lost; Harring-
ton changed his vote and gave notice
of reconsideration.
Senate bill No. 10. by Lee, Sale
and use of poisons;" passed.
Senate bill No. 81. by Thatcher,
Amending school law" laid on the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03
@poc Maab / &risstib.

Wol1ge cngellfc 9looe rettcr Bag
Zig Gpfrroring til ocres 2n1ere
ort at lepc lna ipurip1n1ncligt lpn1
muligt for berpco at funne title en-
Iltprrc Ocl al ocrcS S5notpgtcr til
&cgjcril19uns 0isprlitiun. s uHall
Wfall @asctte" timber ri 81. a. fpl=
gcnoc go0e Mooo: Sl1ge11 nc for
Ejcbliffct bpggc Jig ct 1pt Srs. =
Sm1 @ouer hpr f11n Obligationer
pou &rigslnu11 u%nben0es. - M1ttn=
n1obilcr bpr fun benpttcs / Sffcr1t=
.|liabeOcns og neutrality-suspicious.
= Gen Sfif at inpitcre
|Gu1ncr pg 9efjenDte pao Ste ltal&=
ront bpr mere pg mere forlDinbe.
&eD 0posfulo bpr man in6=
lfrGnfe Jig til sc ollernp0ben0i9lte
l0gifter. = Wfan hpr iege at flare
Zig l1ouu Ijeneltcfolf; / BET minblte
|bpr MntallH al otsjc reouceres til
ct Minirullm. - Mlle SeltligDeDer
lfnl inoltilles, til man fan fejre Sen
oeiinitipe SER. - Mon ifol 'opbere
at rette fig otter Mooerne> eller
.cnbm1 beore: laqe at gjere Ct, g11Oe
.pou Wpocns ebigc Smififtdlcr.
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lpge beloe bje1lulc, fif jeg at pioc,
at bun bar tugct berppcr; Sc fotter
mullig bDao Der CT nit 9grilloc?"
Jorpogtcr Nl,gge r9ll111coc Jig.
Seo oct moriommc / 5ti(lingcn bar
Sottcren ferOig pco at jl>le uo al
Nrie oe W1lno, men ban ful1oc jo
opg fife lc SEN Trcmncbe lige op !
Tj1pne.
~%il @r. 2pjtno1te1 life bore ioa
goo % bolOe Sem til 0c1l @erre",
logoe Su1ge pcgc10e poo Ollcu.
~Wfaa jog fnrqtilIe Gem ST.. cono.
tbeol. 81 tent"
2%pjtnal1te11 moolte Olicn 1ne0 81
meme. ~Min @errc, mao jeg tale
1neh Gem 1lnocr fire Zine ct 3ie=
blif?"
Sl1en pur npr be0 at gou Bog
opcr, men fulgtr me0 ligelpm truf=
fen al 2%pjt1u1tens g%niitrc1oe Ej1ne.
~Moo ieg uobeoe MIG ct rent
Spor, og / 9ibet Sub u1oo leg ioo
bcoe Gem at maoe mig, bpor %
noor get lplter Gent, pg >11co bnoo
@ooben Sc pil?"
Ollu1 ioo ollie 1irrc 2rfioli96e0ers
Moo( / cit riatia tpaeelia Yreltc=
9oaro p%ll1olelig tilintt9jprtc pcD ct
eller unbct brNbc11Oc MrrOrr0 ifuh.
Som opcrpcjc0e, ON life en- BORDEN
&c ~@crrcns Gjcner" f1unoe ot1lna
en- moo ollc Observation-Disclosures opberc
2opr luo ltrioenoc Nfgiprcllcsmoo=
Sc al ct / @r1tuoe1 life 1t%eDfi11ocnoe
Mellcn1bUrcl1Dc.
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Gen falbue 1Sjcnbe ifal rres!

S &rifeln lor ser fprnplig fu11=
Set c1 8cgipcnbeb StcD, ser bier,
at pgiua tplfe Nificcrcr fu1l l1ore
%n1crnelfdiac Tslcllcr ercrfor CIT ful=
sen 6ie1,oc.
Gn e1gelif Wojnr peo 9fop1,
NichollplL Der bar irter,crct / el1
|tplf 6un9clcir, 0poc pg blrp begro=
bet ul1Ocr M1lliturc SubCsbcpis=
11in9cr. 9erin1o0 ncologoc u&rcfcl=
Scr 3cttnng" c1 inoigl1crct Erotclt,
men bette boubc fl1ll til 1Solgc, at
Sen fon1n1ol1ocrcl10c General, bon
Wopl, 9op Glooet en- frofti1 og bel
fprtjcnt Srcttcluttclic. SON pplpltc
81. q. / lin SfriDcllr at Orl1 ufbpDe
W}ujor DuDoe ct olpprligt Suor /
HpgmurucrL Der trlcOc n1co at dip
re bunl fuloltUnOig lam. Spm CIT
Nplgc Deruf bor bo11 l1cgct nco=
ltcut, pg / ct Nntulo al Wclnl1foli
berpbc0c ban Jig 9ipct. Nao0e
|blun0t Sc onorc Sanger og blonOt
Iplfcrne por Nicbollon mcget al
bplOt for lit cllfporoige Spiu1.
Sans Scgruuclie fonot 5teO /
Npcrcnsltenrncllc n1co Rcgler1c11tc1
for &rigsfo11acrs SprOcfGrO, n1cl1
flor at &iltcn life if11loe purc bcl1
bar, bab0c rNpOc &nr5" be1 tilt CT
&ro11s> og CIT a1lOcn bar lcnot Al
Sficcrcrne pco Ta11gelejrul.
Gc1erulu1 beflo9u / bpjcltt
Brao, at Ocrnc @pOrclic al en- fal
Ocn Sjenbc uOnDttcs for at forgift'
Sen offentligc Mclling. Som fen
biier e1bbioerc til set 6oftt1,r1, at
England begrapes ofDpoe tpif,
&rigsfanger mes f1lo militGr Son
mgr. Gn tiff Watros, Ser bpoe / en-
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Com Ollu, ltoo opcr for 2pjt=
n%anten> fom Glfribn us. SUN bopoc
faaet 5tillinge1 at bloc al Gngge,
Der bar gaoet oper / ou1 a11oea1 gr=
Be al @uiet for at gipc lin 2attcr
|2uft. San bar ilorpo / @pocot tg
bol0t Jig poo Wobc11.
Glfri0a bragtc 2pit11ol1ten5 Mn=
|figt / blioerc Sober. Seq to11 tnn=
fe, @r. 2pjtnnnt, bDoo ser bar
|bragt Oem BERTH. Set CT fife @r.
&an0i0ot Slie1l mc1 mig, Sc mao
bol0e 9e1n til. Set gjpr mig pnot>
lat De er fonnre1 ii Mi11l1tter for
TENT, men mulig bar jeg Oerneo
1poret Dent cit unpttig Rejie. ST..
|Sl1en % Srpfc11 Gboro er f~prlo=
beoc, o9 0e ntaa inoremn1e mig.
at Sc pasier meget goOt for bina11=
0c11. Wfcn ST. 2pjtno1t, Sc mao
lffc to9c mig min 0riltt9bcO ilbc
up. st loo ijGloent 5nmnlentref
bpr itfc enbe olene n1cb oenne sSor=
lobclie. SC oil n1aoifc gipre min
Tooer Sen 9grc at bc1age ps, %
bpiS 90 fife olbeles bor lat Gem
noget orloet / @oneoet, loo timber
&c mnolfc, lnah 81 min61t tun1fte
poo."
Nl bar set 2pitnontcl,s Sur at
gao bag oper. San fonr up poo
@plbopeo> % life mol,gc Gage otter
req bol1 pg Glfriba / 1tnrf Bolop
gjennen1 5fopcltc, mebens Gboro
ng 21topig Sllen te11fte poo SSSlote=
fetembebct o9 ltoitpret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

gellf S%a11gelifab, bleD beoret paa
ben Maabe> at ollc Sfibene / Sab-
inc1,e flage0c poa balu Stong Oc11
Sag, ban bleb %bcgropet.
@eboftprul al ~&refcloer Sci
fit Ororc til at offcntliggjprc
|@enerolens SfriDclie poo fprl tie ST.
|0c / 0ln0et 110en &Dn11ncntorcr.
'Oesuoe1, CT 8looct frcnltioig lat I'M
ser Gcn1ur.
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fra unr Enrnra-
Knrrrspnnnrnt
u9et i,milenbe Haris."

Gen lpalllfe 6prfotter, @urnca
|Garrillo, Der for1plig bar beipgt
Earis, pao Sci til 6rontcn 0ircr
i ne Matiu" Ell al ipblanolf Hip-
ligbeo pr9get 5filoring al iine
|Sn0trpf ira 5eincitooen> lpn1 bon
elitcr og bcullorcr. SOM itriper
81. a.:
Ga jog t%orlcocn 9lftcll fom til
Srlop=N n1egaoroeu og luo sc trilte
mprfc &oicr, tGnfte jog uc0 mig
iclp: u@noo piloc jog gjprc / bette
Ejeblit, bDis jog bar en- Mtillionor
fra WoOriO, 91c>1ps 2lprcs cllcr
Seem Dorf % fun bar fon1ntcn Der
til for at ipge Gurus, S%ornpjcllcr
% N%otfafecr?"
9fuu, bclbigpis, dlcr muoifc oes:
pGrrc CT jog life npgcl Millipnur.
% 1our jog i Sag fpn11l1cr M
ira nit @ptclpnrcllc % blollDcr
mig / 0oOuinct, fplcr jeg chi 1lbc=
lfriuelig @lnoe peO at gjel1finoc
nit gol1le Eoris, ligelao lipligt
lpm fpr, mes Set i%nrrrn1c Sn1il pg
Oul lummc elegance. &%pinocrncs
Ipilctter bar ltuoig Ocrnc opcrlc0re
Smog, lpn1 man FIN icr hcr % lrn
mon ful0cr lie c9ic". s Hutifspin=
ol1crnc let man alt lon1 fo11 irilte
% loffc - pg Geutrere? Sea trn=
eOe, 0e bar ll1ffcOc, 11c11 ier til nrill
S%berroitcllc, at Sc oobner oercs
Forte, Set che eftcr set o11oct, fpr
at bp0e Yublifum pou 5fucipil,
Der bnerfe11 CT for melooron1otiifc
ellcr for ~frigcrlfc.
u9por0u11 bloc Yuris f(ore Jig
116cn oS?" iagoc Ell 8ol1g for ct
Ear Mor itDel1 cl omcrifonlf Mil=
lipnGr Ill mig.
~9tu fa11 9e lc> boprlcocs br,1
flurer iig," flyer jeg nj / 1nrfernc
til Dan1, Scr joni loo mango llo=
lG1Oingc Dor fprloot @pcn, al
Jrpgt for at fonm1e til at fjcoc 1ig.
9eon, 6er1neO ct ingcn 5fooc lfct
tDi Den ~birfeligc frantic @lGo(
bberfen interesl erer cllcr in1pol1erel
oisle Mcl,neifer.
&ipling for tpbelig let bette ot
nbtrpft set / fplgeloe Orb: $500,
langt mere tilbeoell csperoig ct iff'
&oris M? Sor fsrite Sang fcrtoo,
LEG oe1s pirfeligc Tpiioenblni. Gio
ligerc bar Sen ltore Mosl c llolun
oinge lfiult oct"
Sg jog fpler ligcion1 aiplinl
2plt til at bpie &1,o for bette beun
oringspGroigc Tolf, Der n1iot / iii
Srogcoic forltoor at bcporc BET cliff
bGrolge Sn1il pou tine @rbcr
8lo1lOt Sc S,1ltnoer al Wc1nciter
Der fpr0cs puu No1,lcpurocr11c, lc
Der jeu forgjGues eftcr ct boDcfl1lD1
eller ln1ertcfprtr1ffc11t Mnliot. Sc
oog gour ser fer Mporc, lom lol
niltet 0eres Spinner, &pinocr, SCI
en- blebct gnfu.> Hprn, lon Ell
blepnc %foocrlele. Scr finoc$ ingen
JONI life mere cllcr unil1orr CT q
Offer for &rige11. 9er CT life Ct
Sjertc, lon1 life hlpocr; life er
|Sjernc, ion life hercr pou tn ino{
|Sorger og 8cfpn,riugcr. % ollige
bel 1n1ilcr sc ollc.
Seln 1roar Sc goor MOO 0p0cr
bigger 5milct life fra oeres 2ebcr
% oeres 5n1il lprcocr ct 5fjer al
gl1o6ommeli0 &lorbe0 obcr Sen ito:
re &p.
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Ollu1 lpilte Sprober ng loo poo
lin fpr0un1s 9nrling, Der bar bic
ben CT iul1o Ernc1llgc, iom inge1l=
lulloe puslcoc for ct ToorcbppcO.
|Mlle bons uWeea1, men" 1lpg BUN
til Soroen. ga, set bar rigtignof
bleut til Tricri, n1cl1 liot on6erle=
Oes, chs bun boDoc tnnft Jig.
Sc I'M, De fu11>ler / Nl10len,
Slicn. Soo fpr1mcr jeg pg Dentcr
Sem. Set ct bcolt at 1mroc, mems
Scrnet CT Dorn1t."
5om iogt, loa gjort. 0m Otter
n1io0ogc11 Ct Trpfcr @lfri6a pa
2uoui9 Slie1 oprc bos Torpagte=
rem en- rigtig reomrslct, lipsglao
2auomo11O, ser ipa1es @ofterS gob1
|om SEN lille roitc 0orgfrsfen. @nns
|bclnrrcbe 9ggtcbolpoels 5p1tcoot.
ter fra Sun Iboro 8pjc, fon iul1
ino ira &ouen n1eo flogrcnoc 8uonh
ON lin Sonmuerbut.
~9foo, or Sc ser, Chord" 1ogoy
@lfri0o> lpb bu1Oc / Wpbe og got
bc1loe ct SITS. Scr bar jog CIT iSrt=
er til 0em."
Lbpro' bar nof CIT freioia Gigc.
mul rigti9npf life poo Glfrioas
Gis. SUN blep noe ten ltpDt mO ou,:
nc Obcrralfclie. Wcn Slic1l, ou'
ififfeligc &on0iOot, moatte inorpnl=
me- at Gliriho bonbe Het, Gbpro
nor pirfelig en- lpo Eigc> oo at b1111
ogloo bar iln1,f fl1rDc ban jo .fcllc1
life nUgtc.
Sc loo." lagoc GliriOo pg toa
Ocn1 6Der n1Der lin Nrnl ~nl1 Noor
III ulle tire CT Cur / &ore1l.
Sl1gel1 bar polrt til at it9e Nej
til benbe, og oltioa gif Sc. @ur?
bol0t Saultolen peoligc;; tillioit IL
Sc; loo tog bun oere5 &enber, lag
&c DEM im1u1c1 og la9be: IS bor
min &clii9ncllc!!"
6orpogter 8l1gge 10, 1oo BET fluff
|fenc / huun. so glfri0u inrcjtil(ebe
bom Set ny Nor. Gbpra bar lp1l
bimnelfolOc1, men 81 bun ui0ltc,
at GlfriOa FIN llnote benOe Ell rig
tig 9oO WonO, mootte tn11fte
bun Nlicn o9lao rorr ct brupt
Mcn,1cl fc. Scr Dor ult1oo en- Slogs
&in1cligbco / Ii11gcn.
Sun Sc INT ollcrbeOlt iiOocr ncD
5cbrroct, fonrn1cr Ser CT Npttcr
trorcn0c ms poo Noor0cn % lpor.
ger cftcr 6prpoQtcr @l19gc.
@ou ltoor al Soften ~ huis
Mprfl1inge1l life bar folbct poo, %
Iollc DopDe 6upt truplt n1c0 at font
me til %irol1crnc, funbc man poa
|Shoros Nniigt bonc opoo9ct cn let
Npomc. 9a1 tpg Mftenroocn Set hclc
bort. Wtc11 BUN 1ncg lig title 1t0 al
|5tltcrl.
HDttercn bol1fe0r poo OF troootc
|ino. vgr set ST. Torpogtcr 9ug=
gc?"
$50, til Gjcnelte!"
.Mit Nopn CT 2pjtront @rinf
Ira S0enlc?"
v@poD gipcr os Sgrcn al ST.
2pjt1ontcns Nrrburclle?"
rgr 6rpfen 8ejc life bcr?"
50 til Gjenc1tc!"
O. pr1otc Jig ont. Sun bar 0cl
life. 5tilDco! 6lpbbc0! Mllc lac
poo bi1lanDcr. Mcl1 Glfrioa flpj III
otter ben0c.
vSa, je9 gjpr ingen O1nltenoi9
bcoer, lom 0e ier!" - lag0c 2pjt
nanten. Seq har nplia let Sc
res 5plter0attcr pua ct SOL bel
@pbbelpbet. Sum foripo11ot, l1oe]
at jcg tit berbe / Sale. 0a jog bills
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En- uirkrltg Kuinhr.
vi 8. Ctr. 3uble.

21tbnig Nl1e1 par en- n1egct it'll
teuln9iif &unoiOut. Sun bob
Sc mrrct 1oe lpm &uslnrcr 'ooo
@erregooroen @olbpuco, scr loo of=
iiocs pao en- SO0c. Sen UlOltc 9ut=
ter, ban lultc mco, par Sen @ul1g
en- lille Nigc mellcm IL ng Is
Mur; men bol1S @jerning bar cnbt,
inocn bun loln %fonfirmeret if long
og %inotrooote / Sc &ofsnes
|RpHcr.
&onoioote1l grublcoe noeet nner,
|bbpr bo11 ifuloc foa Jig en- &onc
fra, og oo Da11 5-6 Nar cftcr inb=
len0te fine fprlte Mniggringer til
Msinilteriet, folOt bans 5a11fcr pao
|Trsfen Glfrioe, hons forrige Ger
ling. Sm 6ull bopOe lopet Jig bort
ellcr life, tnrfte ba11 minorc opcr.
Snu lngre6c bor1 tn Hnnlel, %
fra Scrnboncl1 tog BON en- Goltppg1
til oe1 ijcr11e llofont, 1por Nplbo=
|Deb loo. Set bar e, 1muf Spnm1cr=
Dag, pg "a bo11 n1co Eibc1 / Mhm=
Sen fjprtc lo1n cit norbenbc HrGlt
pp as Sen ltpre Mlle, Der fprte til
@crrclGbet, mpbtc bol1 Ell briltia
N!pttcrl fe / torment Hiocorogt. Get
bar glfrioo!
SOM fjc110te be,1oe life. Me11 bul1
% 11bbrpo:
~Men set er jo Often! &elfou,.
mcn! Set nor So inu1ft. at &c life
bar glcn1t ps!"
Sllen gjoroe ct lpjerligt Mniigt;
:tbi oct bar 10 en- mcget gpO Wo0ta=
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og fart Spor pnn: v9tcj, set por
bun 81 life c1Onl1."
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til Gent"
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f%oronoret Jig, min gooc Mono. N1
til Gags gjpr mont ioo mango sgs=
Ter til .Nrofurotorer, at en- erlig
Nrplt Far Danifeligt pco at fillDc
ct, mar ban eli Sang pil ri0c CT,
Cur"
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Netop udkommet
Life Story of Rasmus B. Anderson
Written by himself
With the assistance of Albert O. Barton.
Madison, Wis.,, 1915.
PREFACE

STA, the late king Edward OF
England, the various royal heads
of Denmark and Sweden, Greece
and Portugal and the members
of their families, Mark Twain,
Bayard Taylor, w. D. Howells,
Grover Cleveland, Theodore
Roosevelt, Johan S%verdrup, and
others. Of all of these he will
have some interesting incidents
for his readers.
His autobiography will be
particularly interesting from two
points Of view, his accounts of
the beginnings of Norwegian set
Elements in this country and his
recollections and estimates of
the notables he met not only
during his nearly five years
residence near the court of Den
mark, but also before and since.
Because of his interesting
career and his relations with
the notables OF his day, Prof.
Anderson had been frequently
urged to tell his life story. lie
finally agreed to do so on the
condition that someone would
take down the facts from his
d1ctatlon. This the writer Of this
ARTICLE has undertaken to do and
has also suggested their publlca-
ton in installments in came
rika''.
Prof. Anderson is a god
story-teller, with a rare memory
for details and a high app1ccla-
ton Of dramatic values and his
story will no doubt be read
with great interest, particularly
BY the younger generation Of
Observation-Disclosures in this
country.
Albert O Barton.
Madison, Wis, Nov. 1913.
store Oktavsider, 9Hx7 Tom
solid indbundet.
Ter paa 6 Eksemplarer af dcnne
Moneyorder, skal faa ct Eksem-
.genter @nskes. Skriv til
hltHhtttg o.,
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Atnrrtka puhltahtng On,
Madison, W;sc,re;:,
Madison,

Gn Erofurator n,pote en- Yrolt,
1om req poo en- mcget lnnuf @elt.
"9r. Eoitor," Iog0c Erofuroto=
rcl1, &c fplgcr fun liet Sen Dee tier,
lom REQ pbupgt pao ct sgIcl."
ErGlten iporcoe: vIiDcrl1e far
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After long and repeated urging STA, the late king Edward OF
on the part OF many friends, England, the various royal heads
Prof. Rasnus B. Anderson has of Denmark and Sweden, Greece
undertaken the writino Of nisland PORTUGAL an the r,ernhcrs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-03

After long and repeated urging
on the part OF many friends,
Prof. Rasmus B. Anderson has
undertaken the writing of MS
autobiography which he has al
so consented to give to the read
ers Of this paper in installments:
beginning with the opening o:
the new year.
Prof. A~nderson's career has
been interesting from many
points of view. His parents were
among the earliest Norwegian
settlers i'll this country, SO that
his story reaches back and prac.
tically covers the whole period
OF Norwegian settlement. He
was a member of the first class
to graduate from Luther College
at DEBORAH, Iowa, was the first
man to hold a chair n Scandinav-
ian languages and literature in
an American university, and was
the first Of Scandinavian par
entage to represent our country
abroad, serving as United States
minister to Denmark from 1885
to 1880. He has also written and
translated numerous books deal
ing. with Scandinavian history
and literature. In the American
supplement to the Encyclopedia
Britannica he is called the father
of Norwegian literature u
America. Prof. Anderson has en-
joyed the acquaintance of many
eminent men, such as the poet
Iongfel1ow, Prof. John Fiske:
ole Bull, Henrik Ibsen, Bi@rn-
stJerne Bl0rnson, Paul du Chail-
III, Bismarck, Admiral George
Dewey, Fridtjof Nansen, Sophus
Bugge, War Aasen, all of the
Sindings. George Brandes, Hol-
ger Drachmann the Gar of Rus
Bogen or paa godt og vel 7oc
mer, fdrste Klasses Papir og
Prisen or So portobetalt.
Enhver, som vii sende os Q,
Bog og $I8 Penge, Check e;lcr
plar frit. vi beta1er Fragten.
Annprfkn 3H11