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The Grit-advocate., 1901-03-15

oHe years Olu-he. etGfO.e a ring ledu-
er-the son OF tie /. nes: MAI in the
settlement and lu...eHseIy popular
with all classes. Durng the course of
the fight he mad gradually edg d closer
and closer to the leacner's p-atform
and when a bullet aimed at the head
of the "Loid kitchener" had owing to
the expert lodging OF that willy mill
tary genius. missed its aiEl and i'm
pinged directly upon the teachers
forehead. he strobe over to the marks
man. and in the twinkiing OF an aye
lifted that young man squarely off his
feet and dragged him to the platform
and blurred out:
Here, Miss Irving. whale the life
out of him, and keep whaling till he
remembers he is gentleman" Miss
Irving reached trifle viciously for
the hickory, but dropped it, saying.
Il can't do it, Mr.. Baker" (Hal
blushed at the Mister) He did not
intend to strike me-"
Then the storm of her tears broke.
and she sobbed aloud. openly and
audbly, where all the school could
hear.
AL 4" LUZ HUSH leii upUu tne IOOu
Threats, resistance. blows they were
prepared for and could parry. but
tears-that was taking an unfair ad
vantage.
Finally Hal said: Look here, the
next chap that bothers that girl will
have me to reckon with"
The next day Halls desk was near
the teachers platform, and order
while not perfect. was miraculous con-
sidering A few boys were kept in
during recess. At the close of school
but Hal said to her: mo You don't,
you go home; you need rest" Then
he whispered. embarrasedly They
won't bother you tomorrow"
And they didn't, and between Miss
Irving and Hal things went along SO
smoothly and the children learned SO
rapidly, that Succonotchie speaks OF
it to this day.
Under such circumstances teaching
would to the average instructor have
been past time. but it was telling on
Miss Irving. Her little hands had be-
come pale and timy.
One Saturday Hal brought pony
over for Miss Irving to ride, saying
she needed the exercise. She replied:
why, Hal, l cant ride"
But you can learn" he answered.
That's what YOU tell me when l get
tangled UP in my algebra"
He led the pony at first but finally
throwing the reins over its neck. he
mounted his own horse, and rode slow
ly by her side. He swung himself
into the saddle with such grace. and
looked so manly, that he attracted her
admiration. Heretofore she had
thought OF him as kind. Now it oc-
Cured to her she had never seen a
handsomer young man.
One Saturday when the March sun
shine was tlinging through every in
terstice in the pine boughs little fluny
golden plumes of light, and the air
was breathing balm, he took her fish
ing down on the Piuoshook.
The girl was too busy with the flow
ers to do much fishing. and Hal-he
was too busy watching her to do much
more. And they could not keep FROM
laughing and talking and being noisy
and happy. They were both aston
ished that the noon came SO soon AMI
their string of fish was SO small, ard
they were a little confused, too. WHOM
Halls mother commented on their nom
success.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

out were not more generous in proper
ton than the banquet. and not as va
ried even. Three times stop was
made in some secluded spot and the
army of understrappers and over
strappers and jockstrappers made a
feint at pulling off glove contest.
Stakes were driven, rope stretched,
time keeper, referee and seconds in
place and then the booster for the
bunch would pause in a silence which
could be felt and spiel for more mon.
ey. No wonder that he paused and is
pausing yet. The club members be-
gan to be haunted and see things, one
of which was Five Dollar carte
blanche to the big tent and all the
side shows" Needless to relate the
fight was never pulled off and the
game sluggers slugged so much beer
that they we're the only disorderlies
on the home voyage.
In closing the writer wishes to
place due credit. Doc Depew is only
capable of managing a hennery, and
there were no hens on this boat The
supplies were absolutely ludicrous in
the culinary department, but barring
the 800 pounds of sugar and the two
cases of asparagus, and 600 loaves
of bread and such other incidentals
which are probably there yet, Jimmy
Hayes, who was majordomo, pooh
bah and high-muck-a-muck of the
lunch counter, saved the day by his
expert manipulation of one turkey
and three small chickens with which
he pieced out the everlasting sand
wiches.
Almost hads't thou forgotten the
prize fight. There was a four-round
contest at Therriault's landing, be-
tween a lumber jack, weight 21O lbs,
and an amateur sport who might
weigh 140. The fight was ludicrous
and no one hurt. One man who was
mulcted of dollar would not take it
back as he said that was part of his
punishment
The boat never reached Wild Horse
island or any other island the man.
agement having gained the ear of the
gallant captain until the course Of
the Klondike was as cratic as that
of the manager of the kalispell Sum
mer club. Hic jacet and other lies
may be verified by applying in per,
son or by proxy to the club syndicate,
also the names of members who at
tended.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

The case of the state against NJ. M.
Gillen, accused Of violating the game
laws in Offering speckled trout for
sale in his cafe, was dismissed Satur-
day evening. Deputy Warden Bouch-
er was not able to prove anything
criminal in the serving of trort which
had been presented to the restaurant
man, and who in turn charged moth
ing extra to the customer. County
Attorney Oliver refused to prosecute
the case as soon as he discovered the
facts.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

r. A. Boulanger leaves tonight for
Seattle, to prosecute development Of
some mining claims he has on tho
coast.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

See the bargains in Children's Hats
at Pratt & Smiths, Saturday, June
9Th. Special sale of trimmed hats
for children at soc and up
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10
LAKE STAGE.

Walker e Wharton have started a
daily stage line between Kalispell and
the head Of the lake. It will carry light
freight and express.
Leaving stable every day at $3.50 a.
M, and leaving head of the lake on
return at 6 p. m.
Round trip $3.50; one way, $1.O0.
Good horses; good vehicles.
WALKER & WHARTON.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Ira Myers, the we'll known mining
man of Great Falls is business visi-
tor in Kalispell today.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Wall Paper-The largest and fines
patterns from SC per roll up. Come
and see them. Halls, III Main st
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Gents, we have large line of Hats
i'll all the latest colors and styles in
Mems fine Derby's. Fedoras an.
crushed. New York Store.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Norfolk and Vertree Suits for the
little men at CannOn's.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. ). H. G. Fitch are at
Sam Johnson's place on the lake.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10
AROUND THE TOWN.

A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Horn.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Have you seen the large assert
ment of Children's Sailor Suits at
Cannon's?
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Meals Enamels, the genuine, a
Halls, III Main street.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Saturday last was a star day for
the local United States land office.
between 20 and 80 final proofs had
been set for that day and most of
them were made. The cash receipts
for the day amounted to $500.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

An invitation is extended The Bee
to attend the commencement exercis-
es of the state normal school at Dill
ION, June IA.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Mrs. John H. Foy, who was recent
ly taken to the state insane asylum
lat Warm Springs, died at that insti-
tuition on Saturday: Relatives here
were notified and the body will be
brought here for increment.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Misses Grace and Mary Inglis OF
Mount Carmel, Illinois, reached Kalis-
pell last evening and will visit dur
ing the summer with their sister, Mrs.
X. X. Stout.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

w, H. Hammond of San Francisco,
formerly of Missoula and well known
as one of western Montana's wealth.
est and most prominent business men,
is in Kalispell this week.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

The rival and Queen City hats at
Lyons.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Fred G. Pearson, formerly con-
nected with Missoula paper, has
come to Kalispell and accepted a po-
sition as assistant foreman in the
Bee Office.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

A. N. TObie made fishing trip to
Petel's place on the lake yesterday.
He says he caught 81 fish, but as he
declines to make an affidavit to the
statement, readers of The Bee are
cautioned against accepting it at it's
face value
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

H. A. Kendall, of Emmett, Mich, a
younger brother of Jack Kendall, a
prosperous railroad conductor, is in
the city on visit and to get an in.
sight of western life.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Visitors to the lake yesterday say
that there were two hail storms in
and around Stoner's place during the
day, but that no damage was done to
the growing crops.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Mrs. Ed Disbrow and family and
Mrs. H. G. Cannon and family left
today for Larry McGregOr's place
near Marion where they will rusti-
cate for few days.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

The IBIS" and the Cadets had an
other baseball contest yesterday on
the diamond north, of town. These
two clubs are very evenly matched
and have played three games SO far.
The first resulted in victory for the
"B's", but the last two games have
been won by the cadets. The score
yesterday was 20 to 81 in favor of
the Cadets.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

If the Rev. H. E. Cloves makes the
necessary connections all right, he is
expected to pass through Kalispell
on No. 4, on his way to Great Falls,
on Saturday night next. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cloves will attend the convoca-
ton of the diocese of Montana.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-06-10

Cor. Main and First Sts.,
Kalispell, Montana. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AROUND THE TOWN.
A daughter was born Saturday to
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. ). H. G. Fitch are at
Sam Johnson's place on the lake.
Ira Myers, the we'll known mining
man of Great Falls is business visi-
tor in Kalispell today.
r. A. Boulanger leaves tonight for
Seattle, to prosecute development of
some mining claims he has on tho
coast.
An invitation is extended The Bee
to attend the commencement exercis-
es of the state normal school at Dill
ION, June IA.
Misses Grace and Mary Inglis OF
Mount Carmel, Illinois, reached Kalis-
pell last evening and will visit dur
ing the summer with their sister, Mrs.
X. X. Stout.
:.
Fred G. Pearson, formerly con-
nected with Missoula paper, has
come to Kalispell. and accepted po-
sition as assistant foreman in the
Bee Office.
Visitors to the lake yesterday say
that there were two hail storms in
and around Stoner's place during the
day, but that no damage was done to
the growing crops.
Mrs. Ed Disbrow and family and
Mrs. H. G. Cannon and family left
today for Larry McGregor's place
near Marion where they will rusti-
cate for few days.
H. A. Kendall, of Emmett, Mich, a
younger brother of Jack Kendall, a
prosperous railroad conductor, is in
the city on a visit and to get an in
sight of western life.
w, H. Hammond of San Francisco,
formerly of Missoula and we'll known
as one of western Montana's wealth.
est and most prominent business men,
is in Kalispell this week.
Mrs. John H. Foy, who was recent
ly taken to the state insane asylum
4at Warm Springs, died at that insti-
tuition on Saturday: Relatives here
were notified and the body will be
brought here for increment.
Saturday last was a star day for
the local United States land office.
between 20 and 80 final proofs had
been set for that day and most of
them were made. The cash receipts
for the day amounted to $500.
A. N. Tobie made a fishing trip to
Petel's place on the lake yesterday.
He says he caught 81 fish, but as he
declines to make an affidavit to the
statement, readers of The Bee are
cautioned against accepting it at it's
face value.
If the Rev. H. E. Cloves makes the
necessary connections all right, he is
expected to pass through Kalispell
on No. 4, on his way to Great Falls,
on Saturday night next. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cloves will attend the convoca-
ton of the diocese of Montana.
The IBIS" and the Cadets had an
other baseball contest yesterday on
the diamond north, of town. These
two clubs are very evenly matched
and have played three games so far.
The first resulted in a victory for the
"B's", but the last two games have
been won by the cadets. The score
yesterday was 20 to 81 in favor of
the Cadets.
The case of the state against NJ. M.
Gillen. accused of violating the game
laws in Offering speckled trout for
sale in his cafe, was dismissed Satur-
day evening. Deputy Warden Bouch-
er was not able to prove anything
criminal in the serving of trort which
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
uyt poIitiif parti.
Meformpartisrne saar iammsn ! en-
itprre SelesOrsaniiation.

3 aonios Gitp, Mo.,. bar Der !
bisie Gaae p9ret afbolot en- aon-
ference af 9epr9iento1tter fcr lpo
f~orifieuige politife @eformpartler,
oa foresbise Sfribt er taser TIL zen
Samnrnimelming al biSie til ct
itsrre 9arti unber Iaon al "2be
gaieo Sbiro Tartp". Oct me
parti forIunger Snitidtio al Hefe'
renoum; of Sernbaner 90 aonuniiiit'
fotionsmioler ffol eies al staten
at Der ifal iGttes Ell chopper Tor
Spefulation / 9ato, % at uol9t'
oinae life MAJ faa Inleoning til at
erbperue Soroeienbom / De 6oreneoe
Stater (bet oil f~oritaoes, at bette
si9Locr SoIf, iom er folt bo'atte
lloIanoet % life Snouunorere, ION
Isaer mnerifanif 9orgeritob); ct npt
E%enscipiteru % 6~orsgelie al Tenge'
omietninen; ct retfGroigt geltat'
ninesipitem; @de at Srpiioent oa
@ice.Y reiioerrt iamt fsoerdle Dom
mere % Soreneoe Staters Senato'
rer oeb birefte S~olfepalg; aprettel'
fen af ct Observation-Disclosures | He'
Observation-Disclosures iamt Forfeiture
banter. Se Soreneoe Strters &on'
Ititution fpreilaaes fornnbret, 'aa al
bisie @cformer fan gienmemfsreS.
Hurtiet bar neoiat Ell greflltip'
fpmite og beitent, at en- @uticnal'
fonpention ifai ofboIbes / louisville
9entlicfp, ben 2ben Ipril 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

Cab lcf moraIT @irfnins %
bill rimeliacis pie fig at pGre poerit
aloorlia, iiocn Dc Tam opmutre
en- Arnpe Of 2ap-SoGGloere, iom
l9nee bar rpaflct .Rsa aauoeu al
Sprer, til al benIahse aft Scregi.
oei'oe al eopoIitei % lutte fig til
9oerItprfen.
Oe brittle M~ooitonoere al 4rig
foriifrer. at oisie Jrpe ltooifIinger
otter iGtter De uforionliee goer.
Ieoere faite ! SaoIeu oe icruer noen.
for Spefulutionens Sori5ont Mldis.
beben at almineelis SoergipeIie.
Commercial Snteligence" ofient.
Iiaeisr ieftermtooag et ariasfart
noer S~poafrifa, Tom peO forte Erif.
fer bier be Steoer. bpor oiiicieIle
Snbberetnineer flyer, at brittle
Heberlog bar finoet Steo | DC
forls bne to Moaneoer. Sette Start
mpIorer boeitooclia meo Iriffer ira
ct Steo / en- fort afitano n~oroenfor
aaptoIoniens @rrnie til 9egpnoel.
len at oct portiisiiiite S~itafrifa.
Get er betragtet Tom ipecieIt be.
teareroe, at Senerne Tor DC hpp.
pigite % met baaronaffeoe &ompe
iiSfipmpes rltnbt @Iocmfontein %
Pretoria. Commercial Snteui.
eence" fontmer peo Sobelering of
2orb aitdeneres Selegronmer til BEN
SIutntng, at oeboarenbe arig bar
lanimet Spoafrifa | ben @rob, at
Sorretning life fan foa npt 2io I
mango Iaoneoer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
8nle Gardner for @itolterne

8ule Gardner for @inoierne
ifuloe imies at bore Oct, man bitroe
fopetrGffe irenfor Dem, iom er al Ell
merfere Sorpe. Selp paa en- msrf
os ifpfuIo &esnpeirsbag mirroer De
ont 2ps og Solifin. 2igger Sriet
frit, iaa at Sinouerne macs al 90
lens Straaler, fan oct bel life bore
loa meget ON at gisre, bpao Sarpe
@oroinerne bar, me ligger bet inoe'
it9ngt, iaa at iaIfalb nogle al T9rel'
Ierne er msrfe mibt paa lpie Oagen,
er oct bel pGrot at operpeie, ON De life
poa ben amtpoeoe Waaoe fu1oe gisreS
bpggelisere. st opitert 99relie bar
en- neoilnaeroe Sirfnrng poa Sinoet,
meSens oerimob ct, iom er Init og
penligt, biorager lit til at giere os
mere freioige og fuloe al Saub mroer
2ipets 8ierporSigbeber.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

Tlettcr paa ben boioe 9orborg Ell.
Ter anoet bpiot Ssi al Gin e0er Som'
nIb fiernes let peo fslgetoe Sebato'
ling: Gag en- 5.Gentpaffe al 8prfalf
(Gblortoe Of Sime) % tom Den paa
en- "8partfoife," fplo Slaifen meo
gdnb, iet Broppen /, rpit Slaifen
bel og bap ben itooenbe / Ell MORT
arog, inotil Ser bIir grug for BEN.
0en1e @~ebanblina faloer pi alt'aa
$50. 1. Splss 2 Inner Sralic Icio t
otte liner pdrmt &mro og IPt Oct
ben paa paa en- Slaife, iorn foripnes
nle6 Haaifriften: Gilt, Sralic
@cio." 9ette er No. 2. Naar oel
mi er en- Ylet at fierne, Ell Blf al
Ntelf, Saft, eler ertoog glPf, iaa
peo Dem fsrit meS go. 1 (bet flare
8urro, gunoiaIoet i Slaifen bsr fife
ioriprres), o9 spb iau oper Den liet
al go. 2. og Bletten blir borte noe
Iten nleo en- 8ung. Serpaa palfes
Ssiet / fIart 8ano meo bet ian1me.
9ette 0ano ber man baoe ltaaenoe
ieroigt, for gebanolingen besptoer.
Gil man npoig befatte Jig meos oen
giitige @anoing, fan man ~iiteoenfpr
oert benptte en- Splssning al Gitric
slcio / bebt 8anb, A Inner ac1o til
s llnier Sano.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

& &bgebniet nnroe man alorig
BRUCE raa 9eo, Den afgiper for megen
Sugtigbeb. Ssr Sidorp frembringer
Den beoite Ise, men elers tiener 10
osiaa Ga os anoen "baarb 8eo" goot
til bette grus. liseiom rem, tor
"8ornfab" err meget pnbet. Iange
finder oct beoit at brGnoe en- Slan.
bling af SIis 90 aornfab. Sire Oa.
ges goo @sgnins resnes for tilitr9f.
feligt. aiso eller Sleif, iom ifal rs.
ges, lager man op al SaItIasen og
lober bet bRree en- ltges Sio, fsr
&esnineen begpnoer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
@unap Gioe
pil tnle Tor pIfhplo i

oil tale Tor Ntbolo
"RoroeH" 2itsn 3otr Septbr: 7awiou
Aiteu lite Giio5er; Sioleu Deo Ghriitianieu
Giteu 20eu, Stolen peo Z. VI Carton III.
ten Sole Siplen uco Sunosr SHno Aiieu
Ace. Wdoiiou Ni;en ste SplBr sir,e fpr.
mioodq 6te: Sioler ueo RelioH Niten Ste:
giariettd Aiteu 7oe: Sel,HQham aiten soc:
9ouisbura aftsu ODE; Santbo Stplehu5
Qiteu 10oe; Gorreu Aiten lite; Gamers
Aiieu late; Snsel Safe III. 9 1909: Beuiou
Nten 1890. Corning Aiieu ABE; appleton
aiteu l5oe 9ruwoco aiten lobe Writ.
bote 81. 9 17be; GiSiios al. 9 lsee; Gin.
ton aiisu i9os; 8earOslep % CmssH 20oe
Gitober.
san uirisr for Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
giQeocr paa @Gggen.


De oltio iaa plot miligt ipare til
Smaioelierne. Gr 8erelierne itore
o. elers rigt uoitpreoe, % er man
life al Hengebelipn nsot til at i,ro-
ifrpnfe Jig, bill gooe Slienalerier,
imaa os itore, bore / Sroen. We
Oct er De ferreite, iom bar llbtomme
iii laaoant. 0e aaerfleite maa nsie
fla meo meeet mere beifeone Erpoel.
Ter for lit Siem, og man fam mlttl.
bags ifoffe Jig oafre 9iaeber for en-
biaig Ienge, Oct er Inn on at gisre,
at man pelger meo liot Smag %
SanoS for Oct pasienoe. Der er Ell
Ipngoe Of gobe Staalitif, aobber.
irif oio., iom man fam fonune / 9eiio-
Belle al liben OF bore noget Yetge-
fprlte. og bar MO life &oa0 til mo-
get af bette, iaa er Der more, iom er
enom biui9ere % Dog imagfulot no.
fsrte, iaa at Solf / De maaoeligite
SmitGnoigbeber fnt prpbe fine S9g.
&c meo aopier af De itore Wseterp9r.
fer, ON De oil.
Wen enten 9ineoerne er foItbare
eler biuige, fommer Oct ogiaa an
pua, boilfen Stiaing De intager poa
SPggen. De itore tager Jig beoit
no, naar De bGltges efter Siaalinorer
eQcr WesiingfiGSer. me De imaa
bsr bope Snoreu ifiult. % iaa life
for bsit! S%otograiier oa andre Yor-
irptter bsr ieites omtre,tt i Manos-
bstoe. S9nges Sliemaierier og
Staalitif eIler Sobberitif Sioe ON
SIDE poa iamme YPa, fonmer niger
al Dem til i'm Het. gileoer af iam-
me Slags Dor BELT iamles ! @rrp-
per, ON Der err Here, men De bebsper
life ale at bGnae / iamme Sgibe. Be
tan gierne Lobe paaitraa bortoper
@nggen eller bGiges Oct enc uf0er
Oct anoct, eaer | en- SpaI oio., efter
iom man iinoer oct beoit. 9assrin-
Den bar osiaa meeet at iise. Sfoenos
Iesgepapir. iiGr BET meo itore 6igii,
rer /, er uoiat for at gisre eiroog oci
beoite @iaeoe llret. Sc err giqeoet
iom ifal tiltaIe giet, fife 9psaen
en- eraaagtig gng iremb9per Bile
BET melt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24

Iei, BET er ocns bufre gefisgenbeo,
ifisrne Srnsipeier, frtite o. rene
2irft, liant ben ppperliae auleorirrf
til of tuge lIoflugter tiadnos og til.
omos. Ger ftnoeS life mango Ste.
Der ieg before ptloe DO, ON leg
boooe |alg. Sna pnftert iom Der
Ter! aae @aber ier ub iom De fisn.
ncfte @fieer, @om0srununene CT
tiIoore0e meo ~flsieIsbiS6t @res og
beplmtteoe meo oGeilags Dellligteroe
Momiter. og opefter Suso9ggere,
rlr0t Gsrer og 8tnol,er og opefter
aue SeranSoer Hunger ia grsnne
Ge6be1t6er, Ser flGr Suiere Tom
Grerer f1Rr Select. Get er rent
rurt at ie. Sg iad are De oofrc
RorfnIPp! Stnor roerfor en-
arPrien ue0 Gn6en az @ooopGro
Ioenie hor oi Rnluper BORT, iom
Senator Galmer fiPrrfeoe 9oen.
Ser itddr ogim zen SoGhDtte. hdn
loo bpN1e tom Scmuer-Reiiocns.
Goefter gIoer bar oi Slater 8orts
TART. hoor 9pers RorSorrf en-.
SrSgongsporteu til 6enre er ct
ftusfiif almItoGrt az Ster. Zen
foISeS "SurIburt Ntrnrorul en-.
trance.
Serfra sorr ri orer SEN me $40
III 9eIIe SSle Bart. Der rtpoer mibt
| GIocr oa rositefl rotrt nreb 1crrS-
HoScn. Get FOR oRret tdfSt bet
imuffeite Steo pon SSorScn". Soor.
oiot oct er iarht ener et. fan life
ica nfaisre; men nit er, at Oct CT
Ct uaffert Stco OF il6en nrrtee
S~ioeitnffer. Get er gtdttrcrs eqet
@prf. Scttr. %eS at patSre orrfrtna
lr0er SrPerre Fer OF e uSucer
GIpeu iont Seu eoor nreo itrto
Strsm pou beagc SiSer, og betropre
Sfiberte og Rnooene, inr De quur
o1 fouuuer, isrrs man ielo nieS 90
beapn6cr at oiieaes pou Tortriiens
@inger; man ma bli pcctiF. ON
mon or tor Tom en- R1rerffruffe.
Rin forpinte Wlrie begpn0te nj.
irIo nt ptre Sear til SNugt od bar
nGrpoa at futile begun ct Gigt: men
IN FIT itPffct 6enS 8inaer. 'oo ocr
life bIunerte mig fpr Bubfifim OF
Tfrunte Si,qIere fra Belle Ssle
Forf. Wer iiftcrt CT oct, at ser er
Inlet p~roioiif bcS @cne SsIe Tnrt.
9It err goeii OF 0htiif fru arpbet I
Steoet til ocn bIou gufoufin, Ser
bnGIocr liz occr oer.
Som lea off ser 90 Fartafereoe,
tom ie9 til at tG1rfe poo oen Sio.
"a "Sorgen ital % OF @Ipoerres
6rs 'fri btoinItre pou StrmmeGlnfn.
liateos @.
SbTrSoper Chen fra Setroit er
8inhior, Ell lfoen utrtpelig gu {
Canada; % ct Rdr Nil sIterior
liqger 8aIferriue. ser er betiertot
ior i'm SiIotrftrina al - grprhe-
Dtn, gpen err orful0t eFter @dIfer.
ser brioer ct az Se iterite oq beoite
3eIrlerier / auterifd. San or BE.
pen urpaNcIig rtg BOA 6et georiit.
Sr hans mortac auroer CT blepre
riqe. CT pei mitore Von.
Nteo NiSie fnttiqe 9emprfnirqer
ON SphpISet | Detroit foar ri nirtte
oerre Sroier6eiie FOR rpite
@org al msbeS / giiffoIc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-24
giuranferne ber man life tiuabe

@~inranferne ber man life tinobe
al bore bit opefter en- Stang I. @r..
men bolSe Dem | Narbeoen at Sor.
Den. Terpeb bIiper Drneri,e tiolige.
re moone, ibet De life alene faar goot
al SoIens Straaler ON 9agen, men
ogiaa al ben @arme, iom Soroen 81.
Der fra iig isien ON Natten. Selit
buroe bel bette minoes ON paa Ell an
ben Sio al Iaret. men bar on nogen
grug for bette 8inf, iaa buffer ou
oct NOT, naar ben Tib fommer.