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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

The signal corps lost four of its men,
hers last Thursday night by discharge.
They are Sergeants Hall, Erdman, Gus
taveson and Tregea
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

recruited up to forty members before
officers are elected.
The signal corps lost four of it's men,
hers last Thursday night by discharge.
They are Sergeants Hall, Erdman, Gus
taveson and Tregea.
Battery A has received its full dress
uniforms. At present the battery is the
only organization that is equipped with
this uniform.
Next Thursday being Thanksgiving.
the signal corps viii hold no drill that
night. One week from next Thursday
win be company inspection and the
third competitive drill for the signal
corps gold medal viii be held that
night. Sergeant Paul has succeeded in
winning the medal twice and should
he win it again it viii become his pri-
vate property.
Company is of late showing more
interest in drilling. Last Tuesday night
there were twenty-five men present
and a fine drill was held after which
a meeting was held to discuss the ques-
ton CT giving a dance at the Armory.
After much discussion the date of Dec.
another good time is promised.
Harlow Grow was sworn into the sig
nal corps last Thursday night. There
are now three vacancies in that organ
izatiOn. but the boys intend to have it
recruited to its maximum strength
within a very short time.
Privates Meader, CIawson and Rob-
inson of company have received
three months furloughs.
The carbines and lockers of the sig
nal corps were inspected by Colonel
LUnd last Thursday night. He will
complete his annual inspection Of the
corps two weeks from Thursday, when
the equipment of each man viii be
given a thorough inspect u. The quar-
termaster sergeant's supplies win also
be given close inspection.
Company C's roster was reduced two
names last week, those of Privates
Ward and Senior. Private Senior, II
will be remembered. enlisted in the
Fourteenth infantry and is now sta
toned in Kentucky.
Sergeant Clawson of the signal corps
mas BEEA dNGOAlLCQ lA6IL uAuE u COAl--
pany B Of the High school cadets.
Mascot Grow Of battery A is now
able to be out, after a severe attack Of
scarlet fever.
Three young men posted their names
for enlistment in the signal corps last
Thursday night, Bert Grey. Claud Hull
and Arthur Thompson. The corps will
act upon the names one week from
Thursday.
Company H viii hold no drill tomor-
row night on account Of the ball which
battery A gives at the ArmOry; but in
stead a business meeting will be held
in the club rooms in the Auerbach
block for the purpose OF revising the
cOmpany's bylaws.
The hospital corps Is now recruited
to its maximum strength.
The misunderstanding between bat
terry A and company II has been
Strengthened out satisfactorily to both
organizations. Battery A drills from
clock until 9, and company H from
o'clock until 1890.
There are at present three Organiza- |
~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

He's here. Who? Can you guesSY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24
Resignation Not Denanded

He's &c. ~ 90 you euess?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24
Sent Free
TO Men.

FIRE. Trial Package Of This New Dis
covery Mailed TO Every Man
Sending Name and Adde'S
Quickly Restores Strength
aad Sigor.
Free trial packages Of & most remark
able remedy are being mailed TO all who
Win write the State Medical Institute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24
Seize a Convent.

hes here. who? Can you guess?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

Battery A has received its full dress
uniforms. At present the battery is the
only organization that is equipped with
this uniform.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

For Monday only viii high grade Mocha and Java
Coffee for Csc ID a5e hghgrade Mocha
All Mail Orders Filled From List for Ten Days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-11-24

The misunderstanding between bat
terry A and company II has been
Strengthened out satisfactorily to both
organizations. Battery A drills from
s o'clock until 9, and company H from
9 o'clock until 1890.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05

The Dawes commission will con-
iinue at their offices in Muskogee
enrolling Cherokees till the 31st of
March next, after which time they
will take up the work of ENROLL
ment of the freedmen. The unof-
fetal estimate of the number of
Cherokee citizens that will finally
be enrolled is placed at 35, 900.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05
LEGEND OF ARCTIC NIGHTS.
How the Greenlanders Account for
Their Long Season of
Darkness.

A member of one OF the former
Peary expeditions to Greenland
tells of a curious tradition of the Es-
kimos to account for the long arctic
night and its intense cold, says the
Chicago Chronicle.
There was a time" they say,
"long generations ago. when the sun
never set on the regions of the north
and when the strands along the sea
were forever hidden with mantles of
living green.
Hence it was that peace and plenty
fell TO the lot of this people and sor-
row was unknown among them. But
one day strange thing came to pass.
As the people were resting and FEAST
ing among the trees, as was their
custom throughout their wakeful
hours a beautiful canoe, as white as
ivory, was seen drifting silently to-
ward the shore from the direction of
the castle where dwelt the spirit of
the winds.
Now, when the ivory white canoe
had hoated quite up to the shore, a
great awe fell upon the people, for
there, fast asleep among the folds Of
an ermine robe, lay a beautiful maid
en-. whose skin was as fair as the
snow flower and whose hair was like
a mantle of sunshine. But when the
chief had borne the maiden TO the
shore and questioned her whence she
came he was troubled in his heart, for
she had answered him:
- am Della, the daughter of the
spirit of the winds, and 1 have drifted
here from yonder snow-white castle in
the north. But viii return there no
more. Henceforth my home shall be
with you and your people
And Immediately the spirit Of the
winds arose in the north and in a ter
rible voice commanded that his
daughter be restored to him immedi-
ately. But when the people CT the
tribe sought out their chief and
counseled him 10 give the princess
into her fathers hands the youth
stood mute before them. Then. in obe-
olence 10 gesture, they entered his
ruined house, and there on a couch
lay the beautiful princess, with her
white hands-whiter than the snow
fiowers-folded silently over her /
breast
when the spirit Of the winds I
looked forth and beheld the princess +
cold in death on the desolate strand
his anger was yet more terrible 4
against the kneeling multitude and
he commanded darkness TO com4
down upon them. And the ice and the
cold aud thg darkness continued for
the space Of many days before the Of
tended spirit would relent and suffer
the sunshine TO return for a brief
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05
Weapons

Congress has at last hit upon
The ingenious plan of passing the
Cherokee and Creek agreements in
something near their original form,
then by special legislation nullify-
ing them. What cannot be gotten
into the treaties and ratified by
the Indians will be made subject
of future legislation.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05
GOOD News for the Deputies

Chief Deputy Marshal Frank
Genung has returned from Wash
ington City, where be was sent
several weeks ago by Marshal
Grady to lay before the attorney
general the extreme Importance of
Immediate legislation in regard to
fees for marshals and witnesses in
the Indian Territory. Mr.. Genung
states that Attorney General
Griggs readily saw the necessity of
such relief and at once interested
himself to such purpose that bill
was prepared providing that Fed
eraI fees shall be paid in all pro-
cess served in the Indian Territory
both for misdemeanors and felo-
MES, and also, that witnesses shall
receive pay and mileage for attend
ing commissioners court trials.
The bill was taken in charge by
Mr.. Lacey, chairman of committee
on Indian affairs, and it was intro
duced as an amendment to the
deficiency bill. Before be left
Washington, Mr.. Genung had the
assurance of both the senate and
the house committees on Indian
affairs that the bill would be re-
ported favorably and there is not
the slightest doubt but that it will
go through when the deficiency
bill is passed. This is indeed good ]
news for the Territory officials as
we'll as for the army of witnesses |
who annually have to attend court 4
away from home and bear their /
own expenses. 1t will work a
revolution in the history of the
Territory, and the benefits of the
change will quickly become appar-
snt in a better enforcement of the
laws than was possible under the
conditions which have prevailed,
from the officers being handi.
capped by lack Of means 10 prop
srly perform their duties, no
matter how willing they might
have been. They will now be
able to make at least 8 living out
Of their dangerous employment.
Mr.. Genung also states that be
had every assurance that the cor
poration bill and the Creek and
Cherokee treaties will be passed as
we'll as much other important ter
ritory lcgislstion.-South McAles-
Ter Capital.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05

He-You know they say a woman
can't keep q secret.
sh@That's a libel. A woman can
keep a secret as easily as a man can-
an but two kinds. There are secrets
that aren't worth keeping and others
that are too good 10 keep--Bosian
Transcript
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05

The Connoisseur-You don't mean 70
say there was ever anything in nature
like that landscape?
Artist-Well. should say. I claim
20 Be original in my work I'm not q
eopyist. I'd have you 10 lnow.-Boston
Transcript.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05

Twenty-three members of Crazy
Snakes band of Creeks, including
that reptile himself are in the
Muskogee bastile. awaiting indict-
ment and trial on charges, ranging
from conspiracy to carrying
weapons.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05

About the only people prone TO
object to the officers raiding a
gambling den are the men who
happened to be present. The
safest plan is to stay away from
such places.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05

The Darrough Brothers Hardware
company has ordered a full line Of
goods and will be ready IN a few days
70 supply the people with everything
they need 10 their line e0t..
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05
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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-02-05

Kansas and northern Missouri
are enjoying an eight inch snow.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Strai for at banoc.

Som Strdf for 9auoen % SoGrs
gen beitemte en- 5ororonin9 Al 8eOrJ
ZEN drpen al England Q772-1760):
"gnbper 4rbetoer, Soleat eIer Ita
tros itrafes for 9anoen % SpGrgen
meo en- Splitting. snboer ouoen PER-
Ion unoer en- '9entlsmdns' 09rpiga
beo meb 2 Sbillings. enfper '@entles
man eler perion al beiere Rdn9 bar
at 6etale 5 SbiGino8 iii 5dttigtusien.
: Observation-Disclosures ~srlGq9es Dob
belt geoe; noerliqere G~ientagelis
~itrfes meo bet trerobbelte al BEN
fprite gpbe, tiGigemeb ale Retsom.
toitninger. Gar lite 0eotpmmsnos
Gpne til at betale, inoI9tteS ban 10
0age / Sugthuiet."
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Norife Dyer for 100 2lar
lioen.

Def tan babe i'm SnterssIs bdaoe
iom ct Silbageblit paa Naurbunoreoet
% ION ct Stof til SummenIigning
meb Nutioen at bioiptte en- Iioen
Spsriigt ODER 5oltetaast / Iorges
gper % GaoeItsoer for 100 Mar iiosn.
Rorges belle gBbefoltning er rimsIigs
pig MI omtring $4,000 Menneiter; /
1898 bar ben $4,000.
S 1901 bar gpbefoltningen fun ltot
ooer $1,000 Wenneiter men til 8isrs
gi9lo par r~igtignot oensang Sisbs
iteoernes initial fun % % Qaoe'teoers
mes 10, ialt AZ. 4ntdllst MI er pper
90.
@aar man iaa tilboge til ben olerz
fsrite 5oltetaaing | 1863, iaa bar gns
b%efoltningen fun ca. $1,000, bporai
81 1900 bosoe / Rorsss osngarg 20
ajgblteoer.
5or aurioiitetens Stplo Iful ri bib
iette oiBie gper og oeres 5oltstal /
1859. Bergen 1875, apnsg6erg
8,086, ariItiuniu 1896, 5ronobiem
7,478, 6reoritsbalo 1884, ariitians
lamb 1904, 2arOit 2.424, 9ragerngs
2,405, Stapnnser 2,154, Strsmss
2.O37. Stisn 1909, Qrenbal LAO,
5repritsitao 1875. 2snsberg 1,281,
Mois 1896. ariittansIunb 1,151,
Gragsrs 941. Rissr 931. Moloe 707
og 6oImeitrano 688. Def sr, icm
man Ter. bosrit imuu 5prbolo, oisIe
5al uoDiisr, % ganite iornsisIigt r
bet at Ie, bpOrour Ratteislgen iiosn
bin lib er iorrpttet for mango al gp.
ernes gsotommenos.
0dur man iad fra 1869 oper Il!
1901, bier 5aIlsne lite tor Jorans
bring.
Bergen er irsmoslss Ro. l meo
1881, Griitidnia 9,527, 5rono6ierl
8,848, aonssbers OSLO. 0rammsn
SAP. ariitiansiano 4,844, 5reorits.
bato 4.053, Stapanssr 2,466, 2arpi.
1891, JrsOritsitao 2,203, stisn
1906, qrenoal 1898, Wdnoat 1889.
5sns6srg 1,543, gorsgruno 1929,
Nois laos, Rissr 1895, aragsrs
1924. Ire6at 1.093, grepit ga.
Gqeriunp 684, Slsttsfioro 596. Gan
asfuno 500. Suuoshoro 373. Soon
379, 8rimHao 1862, @asgaaroHrano
285, spsoeitranb $50. qalsiunb 226.
2iasidno 90. 9aros "a, 2romsr 81.
o. 5ummsrfet II,
goos, 9illsbammsr. 9uoss. 2eoaa.
ger. S~arpsborg. 9nmar. Ssnefos.
aongsoinssr. @jsuit og 6auseiuno
idnctss ! 1901 hosrten bIdnot Sisb'
i,sosrns sller 2aositeosr. os blannt
2uosi,sosrns iapnsos man 9prten. Der
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

Gn sammel gjerneItptte bar / oisis
0ase beiest Senoeleo, ~itriosr "Neoes
mes Imtst." Sroos i'm bsie Iloer,
bar ban, snonu / 9eiiooslie al 9gIs
norit 8jsrnetraft. paa 9intertio giort
ben ldnge Reiis ira lit Siem / Soiteods
len ! Sosn for at feire lin Sens grnls
lup, Der er Carer / Senosleb. Gan
bar Uaret en- farlis aar for 9amiea.
5 IA 4ars 4loeren laepe ban Np. /
al oenne nor1te Stoptongei lGgt, pg
iipen er Sallet poret til 80. Men bans
5dr os 5urbrur Opersit BAN bog. De
ldgos bpsr fine 40 BANNER. 4ltiaa en-
asts SisrneItptteril9gt, for boiIten lie
minbre enb 1913 at oisie traftige Be-
tier bar madttst bipe / 8resiet. De
tunoe f~ortisns en- national paaItjpn=
nelie beore eno mango andre.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Oanmarfsbre .
Hengemarfeoet CT oaarligt. = Mr.
beiosiorboloeme. - YOlitif.

ajsbenhapn. l7N Dec.
@i lisssr nu. iom openitaaeupe 0ds
tum piisr, tot inpe unper Sui, Jon
pieier at meofsre ct toIpsia!t 2tp /
~5orretniyspereenen De fore 6ors
r%etnisner er eitsrbaanoen bItuen puIii
til at tjsne itprtsnpe penec ! Deems
Der Maanep, 4piierne er bIepeu PANT
til at babe / Innoncer. pg 9anterns
til at lpsmme / fore aasiebeboIonins
ger.
Men / Iar er bet belt anoerleoes.
Selpfslgelig er 5orretningernes
Smi9tning iterre eno | gdyets andre
Maansosr, men alisepsl sr ban mirls
ore eno bet balpe al. bpao Den bar pa.
ret b iioite 2--3 Iar. DIR tiebss
life NOR oen Wasie Warer, ION / &c
foregaaenoe 4ar, % hcrai fsI9er
isisn, at aciierne life faor mar iaa
mango q~naoneer 6pryetniugsrne
bar life Rddo til bet - ~ napnIig,
at ganternes Sitting er rel iortpilet.
Der er ingen pense melem oe 0anos
lsnoe, iom oerfor ingen Snoituo girr.
De fore Banter bar ennnl tunnel
rioe Stormen at meo npgtulunoe
Waaneosbaldncer. men barre itaar
Bet til meo flere at be minore, iom
iaa goot iom ingen 8asiebcboIoning
iioosr inne meo, ialfulo / 5or3oIo til
SterrelIen of 8reoitorernea Cor
brinssr. Sdafremt bet Fore PubIis
tum Ituloe ppbage penne Be minore
9anters 6%orfatnins % | Ben 4nleos
ming / ct itrrre initial ppiise berss
Sonto, pil bette ufeilbarIiat betDoe,
at ct BAR at gantsrne guar fanis.
men snpnu er rer belbiepis life OPP
Itaaet rrgen 9anit / iaa 0enissnoe.
.Sppraf tommer mi bette Ier9eIi1e
6prbolb / por Yengsperosn2
Ssrit % frsmit banser ri ndturs
Iigois fummsn meo 5orbolpsne pda
BET fore uoenlanoIte Wartto, 9poc
Yen9sne sr bpre pg priierne bsie, men
en- beientlig 81 AZ Stploeu bpiIer
pua bore 6iemlige arbeiosrlsrsre, ION
meo BEN ~itsrite 2etiiroigbeo har ftDrs
tet Nrbeiosrre uo / BEN enc Strsite
efter ben anbsn. Oct er bisie llrolils
beoer. Inn bar I~tiaalet pen9ens, fer't
% fremIt / hele IrbeibertlaSien, mer
ogIda bos en- W1ngbe miuore Or
beios9ipere. 8eroeo er bet tore pu'
blitums 8jsbsepne blspen forrin8et |
en- p~aientlie @rub. Der er manga
Imoo 6iem, Tom MI / @inter far facet
haorot at fsle ReIultdtet al Somme
rens Streite.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Oct er, nriper .BuIferups 1lao"

Oct er. friper 4BuFeruos Nlao"
unoer SPeilins en- Snobpoelie til
Oannelie at ct ltsrre Siltsp9osri paa
ROnnsruopertet. Mitistapitalen fai
oreie fig ON IL Miuion arOner. Gil
Inlas At Jabriten tantss anosnot be
uf ct aoniortium al gierds 30 ino.
iisbte 1omter, Dammit % 8anofalo
m. p. Deb at leoe Yanoet laa langt
nso, at mar opnaar ct 6alo al ca. 90
Metsr, ital man erbolpe en- 9anotra'
paa pei $50 Seitetr9fter. Gn sammsl
0rammenisr, 9r. S9artum@S psno=
len bo!oer paa at itarte 5%oretaseuoet,
os en- idpsiSiit Snssnisr, Der / 1T
9iemlanp bar parst bsiliaftiset mso
Siltsfabritationen paa ale psns Sta
bier, er uoieet til epsntusl geitprsr.
Der t9ntes f~orelsbig anpenot 100
W9peItole meo en- proouttion al 200,s
900 Meter aarlis, bporpda Ipancen
paa Sploen er bereenet til $4,000 ar.
aarlig. Inl9gget t9ntss at fad lit esst
glettricitetspart, os gpeseomtoitnins
ssrne sr bsresnet til 100000 aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

Ct ubpsselist 5ilfalos at Smitte
al eight sr nplis hanot pau apnls
muneboipitalst / a%jebenbapn. Ser
beoe for nogsn lib iioen en- prgrs
6danbpsrtsmeitsr. Sans Gnte oar
tilitsbe. ba 2iget Ttulne laesss j Rift,
% forinhen 2odeet blep itruet til,
.psfece bun erbnu en- Sang, trobs
Spinnsmanhens QoparIlsr, bdng
ganbs. Srlssrre ueeblso life. Ior
npsls 0dse iiben mFcte bun pad 6os
ipitalet meb Qniiatet itsrtt opipuls
met az oigeift. Senoss 5ilitano sr
msgct betantslig, ca BET sr iaalsoes
lite uostuttet, at bun tommsr iii al
fsfss I'm Wdno / 8soer. Blot iproi
bun rilos tnsie BAN til ben iibite
@fiteo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
FRA 9osna / 9upbranospalsn II

Sra 2psna | 9upbrdnospalsn fri
pes: Ser iom mango andre Steosr er
Der msssn Ssmmertraft i 9inier, o.
mango Msnneitsr er ipsIelidt oermec.
Snpiil CAN'T nplis bar tire Stifsrbruo
p9rst / 9irtiombeo; Sriften er III
inoitillst til oper Sui. Judoanss airs
ts Der er for 5iosn unoer PREPARATION.
sllt incpenois Ital fornpes, baape 6ul@
be, 9imling. paneling. 9aleri o9
Siooeplaols. Der oripss MI paa meo
en- iterre @rbsiositprte for at faa Sirs
fen brusbar til Sui. Ct anost itsrre
qrbtioe bar man pgiua holot paa mso
Der / De TO Iioits Mar, iost man bar
bpasst en- Ssrnbro ODER 2ausen pso
Mprs Citation. Def oar At tplosIdlt
4rbeioe ps paatr9pst. ea Ser iorssaar
en- itsrre Sraft.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

st itsrrs Sals al 9ranotorompr,
unDer 8aaroen Hse, er / pisIe 8age
~foregadet, ioet 8rugseier 9. Eperlano
bar tjebt ca. 1900 Or iii Stjers
bdlens 8r9nberi, meDDeler "Stlsroas
lens Apis". &jebeIummen opgipes til
10000 SIR. De goringer iom er
~foretat at 2unobrugsingenieren uoois
Ter, at gr9nptoroen bar en- ganite be-
tragtelig SDbos % er at sop geItdis
feHbeo. Oct er Ielpfslgelig Meningen
at anlagge 5abrit for 5ilpirtnins al
8renosmateriale for gr9noeriet, ligez
Iom Der psl forbaabentlig pil bli Ioz
gang til ajeb at Sorpitre.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Oanmarf.

Oct pad 5inanslopen for 1900-n
bepilsepe 9elsb 10000 Rr. til "Reis
ieunDerititttelier for unse !Sanoelsz
mano til Grbosrpelie at aunotdbtr
% 6orbinoslisr iadpel / europa ION
iarlig paa uperieiIte pluoier," sr
ifglee "Hdtipnaltioenoe" M forfeit
msb Ietsten portioner. Splo al bisIs,
/ gelsb fra 400 til 800 ar., si9losr
Spbolo / Spitlano, England %
5rantrigs, % be eprige fire pprtioner
paa 800 q 1000 ar. sialrer Spbo.o
uoenfor europa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

aunit. Der sr bog Grunb til at
n9pre Spen oanses Roman: Sirrs
tets 8iarninser % Sonas 2ies Stuss
ipil: DulHis & 60. De TO fore
Hpromano. SbIen % 8icrnicn bar
lite label bsre fra fig. Sbisn fun mso
en- q~pisartiiel, bppr ban fialots
8perne uo.
Seatrene tiarsr Zig irpnt. Oct tgt.
Seater % Dasmarteatret tr9tter goot
GUS. meoens aaiinn % Soltetsutrs,
er peo at ipile falit. Del er odfaa t.
.tarpelist Repertoire, be er msot op
meS. Oscar 9eismur.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

- Rortb 9utotid Gbutationdl as
location, Der nplig bapoe 1T Mars
meos / Sarge, pebtpg meget ~anertien
oenoe Reiolutioner / anleoring al
StatsIuperintenoent Sobn o. Sa.s
lambs Iffe9oelie. StdtenS Supera
.intenosnter hdpoe Weoe pda lamms
3to. og be psptog ogIad en- ReioIution.
buori be rpite !6r. Saaunb for bans
ubm9rtebe @r6sioe for Stdtsr8 Cp.
lpsningspGien. 2igeleoes ltiGnteoe
Re BAN en- Dtomontnldl Iom 3egu
paa Q9telie % 6e~ngioenbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

s 8ammeloalen, Seniet, foregaar
Der MI aoitiaig Semmerbu9it. Sems
meret i,dl nu ipaar for ferite Sang
flstes / 5elu, iom man / uipigte Somz
mer bar drbeioet puu at sjpre fIptbdr,
ct Irbeipe, iom "piitnot toIter mango
5uIinbs &rpner, men ium, bpis bet
lpttes, oil itaHe Stogeierne itpr 5pr>
Del. paa 9runo al ben LANCE, be-
Iparlige 9ei, man for bar baut for at
tisre Ssmmeret, sr Stosen bIeoet
%Itdanet, pg Der finoes iaaleoes aoitilz
Zig eroot 5smmer, I~triper 81. 2iom."
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

st noroiit Observation-Disclosures
tanter Observation-Disclosures "S6eims
bal" % "9eroanoi" / llpiala at fad
iitdto til 9darsn. Gu Gomite er
neoidt for at forbereoe Mspet, %
man baabsr at fdu 2sfte ON Weos
pirtning df ct tilitrGts!ig fort 4nta!
Observation-Disclosures / be norbife
9anoe. Wisoet er t9ntt dfbolot | Up
Iulu, meooeler ipenite glabe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

5 5ronobiem piier ben MI afllutte7
be ganins ct Snobpggerantal al 49,
020, eIer 1858 flere WsnneIter END ben
lite Sanuar 1891 pg 1850 fere END
eiter S9llinssn for 2 Iar iioen. Stls
pertsn par Iaalepes peret ltarteit De
to iioite Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

Gn liplig 5smmertraiit foresdar
berpppe, Itripes fra isnors auroa!,
Oa bet bar p9ret bar Mart og milot
gsir til ferit / Ropember, bar 5ugfte1
saast msget raft. Mtprer og 5jsrn er
ti~lfrosns, iaa man tpmmer frem meo
2unningsbagen, bpor man sniter. Nos
gen Stranbfisring bliper bet ptl life
for efter Sui.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

Tire. SeGes ps Stenbruoet / Sol
lesnas ,tifbsrsnoe Gaaroen Sdnop:n,
@itsr / Saroanser, iom i LANCE 1ioer
bar ppst spoe Wuritsn, plattinssit.n
% Seller, Der unbsr Napn al "u-as
itsin" ps "~llrubeolsr" er D%eltisnot nas
fen / bets 5iorpen, ftal MI efter tpns
oiges lloiagn Pa taft tine bebite 0ags.
Der ital life lanser pare iad COB. at
brpbe, % Gangene / @erget herer op,
meopsler %. 9. g." 5 ben iioite lib
tlassr arbeiosrne osiaa OOsr ManssI
pdd Sptisbere
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Tait Gicuo 0 III,
iiliaiss ener tiaeie.

aperiisltmtnttr uHber "CH'eB'. '1tasit' Ut
iniqs" % 'G'icr'psraist' trftr . Gents for % Orb
'pr bptr Gang % en- Gent pr Orb for ait tom s0tr
tiger 8 Orb. aptrttesnitHttr labtoass ne 'or min.
ort eao % eeuis. Ptule maa ufrapigttig ~rlshfsl(g
aac geittainasr. 2st lsaHrr ~ lie al bogfsre idl
man Gunner.
zpp Orb ajsr tF elHe.