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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

lCOnIlnueQ lentn IdScI
ises and at the same time furnish Illus
trative material for the work in bot
any. Many species of palms. cypress
and other plants foreign to this region
have been planted. An invoice of
nearly three hundred rose bushes of
every variety has just been received
and are now being planted. A tract
has been reserved for the typical plants
of the desert and a space set aside for
a garden which is used in connection
with the nature work in the training
school. The campus includes a parade
ground for military drill, a basket ball
ground and tennis courts.
Plans are now under consideration
for an athletic field. including a run
ming track and foot ball ground.
A telephone and a system of electric
bells run by an automatic clock are
among the latest improvements.
Although many improvements hava
been made during the past year more
important ones are now under consid-
Grafton Realizing the necessity of a
dormitory for the accommodation of
the lady students the Twenty-first
legislature By unanimous vote ap-
proved by the governor imposed a tax
sufficient for that purpose. Plans have
just been submitted to the board for a
building to cost $4,000. SO arranged es
to accommodate at least sixty lady
students. with good rooms and to con-
tain reception rooms. parior. bath
rooms. dining room. kitchen, etc: The
building will be completed. furnished
rnd ready to receive students by the
frst Of next school year. The expeiise~
nre to be reduced to actual cost Of run
ming the institution. In ali probability
they will not exceed SIS per month.
The policy of conducting the dormi-
tory will be to enforce only such dis
cipline and regulations as are essen
tial for any we'll regulated home, and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

such as pertain to the physical moral
ana mental welfare of the students
While the Normal may have many
things to be grateful for, she would be
neglecting her duty as an educational
institution should she fail to have
hopes and aspirations for future inn
provement and development.
The grounds can and should be made
the most beautiful in the territory.
Nothing is wanting-soil. water and
climate are all that could be desired
and by continuing to build along the
plans already outlined there can be no
doubt as to the result.
A good heating system is required
and will undoubtedly receive consider
alton in the near future.
The highest aim and ambition of the
Normal School of the territory should
be to furnish a great number of teach
ers for the public schools. Most of the
teachers of Arizona are from the
states. This should not be CO. Arizona
should furnish most OF her own teach
ers No state can furnish better ma
terinl for teachers than can be found
in the rank and file of the young peo-
pie of this territory. and cur Normal
schools are well prepared to give them
the HeceSs1fy u dAh'hS ~ e"o' ''-'P'' +
tart work
1t is hoped that every n:ember of the
Twenty frst legislature will exercise
his right tn appoint a student to one OF
the Normal schools and that the school
officers and parents may cooperate
with US to the end that the teachers in
Arizona may be furnished from our
own people.
The members of the Twenty-hrss
Legislature were liberal in their ,appro-
priations for the support Of the Tempe
Normal School The taxpayers OF the
territory Indicate their approval o.
their action by the Willingness with
which they meet the demand. The
members of the Normal school board
have the best interests of the institu-
ton at heart and earnestly strive to
expend the funds in such a manner as
to secure the greatest benefits for the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25
IN PLAIN ENGLISH.

A society reporter of Jerome gave
the following description of gown
worn by lady at a social function
there recently: THE dress was made
OF white silk; it has low neck and hair
sleeves. 1t has lots of gatherings ana
is decorated with wrinkles. 1t has
thrown over it. like n mosquito bar.
fine yelling. At the bottom are lots
of tucks and ruffies. The train begins
at the neck and runs to the floor. and
thea some. Journal Miner.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25
Local '''
e.. Notes

The Christmas trees aid elier'aia-
nieut features gival e the different
churches last ev.niIE were v.Ty well
attended. the congregations - zach
ehurIi turning CIT ~ ierFe n1n,tsarf-
Tho Concrer1 tiDua1 shurrh reai re!
an e1collcat prcgratuu.e fnnsisslng o.
Yesitatio:a7 and sweet a.neiag- Ths
Christmas Tres of SeuiSe. was the
met: object OF interrs. to .ihe children
a-id their cxclaTn1fl5ns oe delight. as
cech present was handed to its owner.
were pieasinr to hear
At the Baptist church the program
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the en-
nual meeting of the stockholders
the Tempe National Bank of Temp.
Arizona, will be held at the bankih .
house of above bank. in the town 81
Tempe. Territory OF Arizona, on Tue
day. January II. 1909. at O'Clock u.
M, for the purpose of electing a boni
of directors for the ensuing year, ani
for the transaction of such other busi
mess as may properly be brought s'e-
fore the meeting. Dated at Tempe.
Arizona. this fourteenth day of ne
cember. 1901.
(Signed) w. H. WILBUR.
Cashier
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

All water not paid up will be shut
on Anyone may get water on short
notice CARL CARLSON.
Zanjero.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Casa Iona
are: Grace Edwards. Youngstown. o.:
Jennie Edwards. Youngstown, o.;
George L. Grosvenor. Phoenix; Mrs c.
w. Miller. Tempe; H. Gates. Lansing,
Kas.: George II. Mosher st. Louis; p.
f. Fuller. Denver, Colo; f T. Par
sons, Kansas City.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

our winter lines. consisting Of cloth
ing. gents and ladies' furnishings,
shoes. millinery, gloves. etc, etc, are
full and running over with the latest
styles and novelties. A complete gro
Gerry department recently added. Prices
always the lowest. New York Cash
Department Store. Tempe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

school ard the territory.
Under such favorable conditions IL II
safe to assume that the Normal VIII
continue to improve from year to year
and that il viii always held its place
as one of the most important state IN
situations.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25
WILCOX REFUSES.

George B. Wilcox of Bisbee. late jus
tice of the peace of this precinct. has
been rendered the office of clerk OF
the district court of Santa Cruz county
and the office of court commissioner at
Nogales. Judge George r. Davis ten
dered him the position at Tombstone
on Friday.
1t is stated by those returning from
Tombstone on yesterdays train that
Mr.. Wilcox decided yesterday morning
not to accept the position in Santa
Cruz county. 1t is known that Mr.
Wilcox is an applicant for the same po-
sition in this county.-Bisbee Review
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

We have purchased number OF the
handsome Christmas editions of the
Tempe department of the Arizona Re
publican. To each OF our customers W..
viii give one of these numbers free OF
charge TO one and all We desire to
extend the compliments c: the season
and best wishes from Hyder B-cc.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

Anna Parker Cox. daughter Of
Quannah Parker. the noted Comano L..
Indian statesman. who is married 10
white man. has. Ii is said. donned h b.
blanket and taken up wild reservati' a
life again. She Is a graduate OF IL
Carlisle Indian school.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

Christmas turkeys. ducks and choice
meats: fresh vegetables. G. J. Ride
hours market.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

Apparently the greatest safety de-
vice yet Invented for the automobile IL
the price.-Kansas City Star.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25
NORMAL SCHOOL SEMESTER.

The first semester of the normal
school year ends January "a. 1902. and
the second semester begins Monday.
January 81 At that time most of the
work of the different classes will
change and new work begun 1t will be
an excellent time for new students to
enter the normal. 1t is hoped that all
students who intend to enter any Of the
classes will do so at that time or as
soon thereafter as possible.
afc Of roonla rive advice freely ba-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25
THE TERRITORIAL NORMAL
:. SCHOOL AT TEMPE.

CONTINUED from Tenth Page)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-12-25

Lots OF people give advice freely be-
cause 1T doesn't cost them anything
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
lie KneM The Fact.

A small boy had a dog that was
rough, as most small boys dogs are
and a young girl who lived next door
had a kitten, sly as all cats are. One
day the small boy came nonchalantly
into the girls presence, and after some
,desultory conversation he said:
"You know my dog Barca and your
cat Darling"
"Yes."
"Wen. my dog had piece of meat,
and he thought your cat was going to
take it away from him."
'SThoughtr exclaimed the wise little
girl. "What makes you say that the
dog thought? You know dogs don''
think; they instinct"
"Well," said the boy, Il don't care
whether he thought 1t or whether M
Instructed it; but, anyhow, he killed
your cat."-London Fun.
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
BALL MAY GET PATRONAGE.
Reported That the Congressman Will Dis.
pense Federal Offices in Delaware.

1t is stated that Representative L.
Heisler Ball, one of the stanchest
Regular" Republicans, is to have the
distribution of the Federal patronage
in the State and that National Commit
teeman Addicks will be shut out.
DR.. Ball, this report says,
will select successors to all post
masters whose terms expire while he
is in Office. There may be an excep-
ton in the case of the Collector of the
Port, the fight for that place having
started before DIR. Ball was chosen
Congressman. Under the plan it lis
also declared that no postmaster will
be removed without cause, and as
about all the postmasters are 'Regu-
lar" Republicans the Addicks men
may be left in the cold for another
four years.
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
To BE MARRIED IN MANILA.
Lieutenant A. W. Foreman and Miss Mil.
lgan, of St. Georges, to Wed.


ligan, of St. Georges, to Wed.
On August 16, the Rev. J. R. Milli-
gan and Miss Rebecca G. Milligan, of
st. Georges will sail for Manila
from San Francisco. Miss Milligan
goes to Manila to wed Lieut. Albert w.
Foreman of the Twelfth Infantry.
They have been betrothed for some
time, and when Mr.. Foreman was rec
emily appointed a Lieutenant in the
Regular army he asked his prospective
bride to come to Manila. DR.. Milli-
gan, the father of the bride, will per-
form the ceremony. Mr.. Foreman is
a graduate of the Wilmington High
School, served in the First Delaware
Regiment as a lieutenant and was
later made a captain in the volunteer
infantry and did good service in the
Philippines.
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
SUICIDE FOLLOWS SUPPOSED JOKE.
T. Elmer Haley of Wilmington Drank Two
Bottles of Poison on Thursday.

I. Elmer Haley of 2319 West Six
teenth street, Wilmington, died Thurs
day from opium poisoning. Two bottles
which had contained the poison were
found in his pocket. He was about 20
years old. Several days ago a report
was published that he had been mar
ried to Miss Mabel Hyrons, a member
of this years graduating class of the
High School, the truth of which re-
port was promptly denied by Miss
Hyrons and her family, and it was
stated that it had been circulated by
some one as a 'joke." "
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
THE DEPARTURE.

Oh when a The faces pass, although unknown;
To see INC .a, tell the hearts unuttered moan
While VIZ saor lace that, when We cen forget
Ger aSsrs one ~'ai all, stays with US, vivid yet
The 0tnsty futures smiles and words which, having
now We like pet birds, their each sweet tone
AoVu' ora ever in our pathway met
AnG rbsn ST Of two one leaves the House OF Ilme'
50, So Snfn other. waiting, cannot help but grleve
To the lost friend to nonss, Tnom ia '0Tp9~ %ust ceare SS
While b the sad soul tries through It's requiem
rhyme .-. =. ho,o 70 rvaave
fe" ""- William Struthers.
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
LIGHTNING BOLT KILLS TWO.
Mother and Child Dead and Another Child
Dying at Bridgeville.

A bolt of lightning which killed Mrs.
Mary Phillipa on Wednesday, has re-
suited in the death of her daughter,
Bertha, aged IS, and so badly injured
a younger daughter that her death is
momentarily expected. Mrs. Phillipa
and Bertha were seated on box near a
window, the bolt of lightning entering
and instantly killing the mother, the
daughter dying a few hours later.
Two large warehouses in the same
vicinity were struck by lightning and
badly damaged.
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10

A Baltimore man convicted on a
charge of, ''having willfully neglected
to supply a dumb animal-a horse
with the necessaries of life" and SEN
fenced to pay the costs, told the iud ge
he might have the horse for the money
but the Judge insisted upon getting
the fine, $1.45.
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
The Amendment.

In a bank in Philadelphia is display
ed prominently this sign: Gentlemen
VIII Please Not Smoke IL This Build
ing" To which somebody, evidently q
lover of the weed, annoyed by the
manners of the clerks, has appended
1T Nakes the Clerks Sour and Envi-
GUS"
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
His WIte'S
weak
Heart.

1t is a singular thing that in the
popular view of disease the interde-
pendeAce of the several organs of the
BODY is lost sight of. The heart, for
example. is diseased and it is treated as
if it we're entirely separated from, and
independent of, every other organ.
The fallacy of this opinion IS shown
nv the cures of heart "trouble," liver
wtrouble,D kidney vtrouble" !" and other
so-called ctroubles," effected by the use
of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
erv. Primarily the vDiscovery" IS
medicine for the cure of diseases OF the
stomach and blood. But it cures dis
eases of organs seemingly remote from
the stomach, because these diseases have
their origin in a diseased condition of
the stomach and its associated organs
of digestion and nutrition.
ut doctored with three different doctors for
weak heart, but they did me no good" writes
Mrs. lula A. wilcox, Of cygnet, Wood So;l Onlol
pox a. WI was so tired and discouraged II had
bsd INV choice 10 live or die would have pre-
ferred TO die My husband heard OF Golden
Medical Discovery and he bought bottle !
| took that and the FIRST half seemed to help me
| took six bottles before stopped: am per
| fectIv we'll, and am cooking for SIX poaroers'
| II has been q Cod-send to me-"
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
| stipation.
Smyrna times., 1901-07-10
DELAWARE COLLEGE
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.
Entrance examinations will be held ON
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
June 21st and 22nd, 1901,

At the College, and at such of the fol-
lowing places as candidates may indi-
cate desire to appear: Wilmington
Middletown, Smyrna, Georgetown,
Seaford, Laurel, Milford, Dover and
Lewes.
Any who propose to take the exami-
nations will please notify the Secretary
of the Faculty as early as possible.
Part of the examinations may be taken
in June and the remainder in Septem-
ber,
For catalogues and other information
address.
Secretary of Faculty,
Delaware College, Newark, Del.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Gele9raf til 3sIano.

Get itorc noroiitc Selegraiielita5
bar ior lPngerc Sio iioeu optagct
Sunten ON Ell ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
meo Ssloub. en- ioa0an Sorbinoelic
piloc life ulene hupc efonomiif 9c,
tp0nIng Tor Seluno og DC nPrmeit,
2onoe men oqian bope %ouerorOcnt
lt9 SetpOning Tor oeu metcoroIogiifc
Vloenlfab, lGrlil meo Scninn til
Stormpariler % Geirfornoiigelisr.
9llcrc0e ct Mars Si0 bar Der lore.
gaoct tSorhon0lmBer meo 9tora,,
Suerlae. Spifiun0. SrdnfriQ oq enc.
ldno ON inmmen meb Gunmarf IT
giue et SilifltO til Eriiten. SpcriGe
beuiIgeoc allereoe iiior ct lanonHt nm.
Der GoruOiGmlua nj lilihlo ira an
ore canoe. &mt0lcrtio or Der llenlg
heo ON. bporpiot Acknowledgement
len bsr lPgaes ouer Ill Sfotlan0 ellcr
oper til gforge. Oct ieritc bolocr
guglnHo % Ganmorf paa meOens
&orge og 5piflan6 enifer aabel til
0orae. llnoer Den iibite Soriloiut.
ming er ma ira norif Sioe piaiq ii.
at gipe et norliat (iliflt0 al 10000
arouer. Rogen gnigheo or euout
life opnoaei.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
en- itrioio Svr.

Garter hcocr ban og or Mie9liru.
imeo / Auiouia. Conn. Bau @ruuo
al bans itrioi9e @enut toloer nan
hnm 5mb" en- 6orfortumQ df
Stubborn" % Connecticut roisr
iiQ al oeu 9Gre. at Oct iuoeu lire
@rTnler bar oeu melt 6aiiturriCe
Gcriou iom SoroetS Saga peo a;
iortple on.
"Smb~ Garter er uetop toumcu
no al Gomtp 6uugilct gtcm Nuueu
bpor han har henitooet / to Aur pdo
nogIc iuo Sage urr Huorfor fom
ban ser? so, / Gpnneticut mao hucc
Niauo betolc 81 Sfot til Stota
militieu % SfottcopfrUpcren foHi
oQioo til Gorter. "9tei". ia ban.
leo betaIer life en- Sent til nenre
bericnS QPtlitien lea brpr mig life
en- Suis ont 0er % on fnu qdd ON
Bel"
Ter blcu III anldgt Gag moo
BAN, % SoIt tptlftc. at ban Del NJ,
ptlNc al liz. 2ert rcgncOe DC oo1 iei!
Garter por lice itri0iB o1 regteoc be-
TENT al bctnlc lin Collar Ga par
oct. at 6olteuittiabeOen oobte bnuu
Cub. San blep oemt III @ieI0s.
arrcit oQ "a man iGrtc BAN aztec.
ia ban. at ban beler plloe iiooe Der
/ Ncitcu al line Gage emo "Iraoc
rrem" Ell Collar til N}llitieu. Gn
Shn0 ipnte@ Noracrnc Nulputa.
at Oct par morlomt At le en- 6Dr, ioul
par idu %itanohaitia han mlr0c0c 10
ON %NITrrlnNcn moo StremmcE.
Der berer I'll Soltcoigtcrue9 yutcreg
iouttite SiAurer; men lau biep Oc
par. at "Smb" foitehc Dem $3.50 or
ll8cn / llnberbolo. Oh On blcp ban
minbrc moriom San aup ia itfl
OF Hcguinaen Tor ham lob op IL
$500. "a iunot De puo cn llOutl.
&c lenhte en- Soaisrer oper til Jtciu
Snpeu % ban Uf "Stub" til ct
iuGrae pna, at ban par lno lottia 1t
BON life furoc betale. Icrmeo ilup
ban no. ghu aonr ban og itruoer al.
at ban life hor betult Sfottcn enooo,
% al ban life aQter al betaIe oer
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Sra JsIano.

era S~epbisfiorh paa Sslano itri.
pes til "9erl. Gio.@ bIdnot arbet:
Get upIia opoogcoe a1ineie peb
Norfioro er MI bleoet beore unber.
legt Oct laoer til, OF altaaaet er al
BIO lloitrPtuiua. en- Rreoe al ai,l.
lene er neSieuOt til set fgl. oauife
SonbbusboloninsSielifab ser oltio bar
piit Sslnuo % iSlaroitc Sorbolo il.
uen0e S~utere@ic. Oct er INDULGENCE.
n Oct utIoe pare al tor getnoniua
Tor mango, ianiremt oct nrOne S1l..
leie oirfeIta maattc rite itg at pore
bearbeioeIiat. ) bette Mar itea ioa.
IebeS aulene ira GuBlml0 iuotil ,
Gre pr Runo her paa 2euoisiiorb
Spsr9SmaaIet ON en- ielouoif
llIouareinbrit er mt after pdd Gags
orhenet; llnoerieaellernc bar fon
ltoterct al Der Der ira SepoiSiior0
aarlia erportereS oper 10000 GmO
llIo til Staponger o. iorirroiae@ I'll
16icr Der after oplenoes I'll SepoiS,
fioro. huor &c norife lllouareiabrlter
bar Taite Aqenter. Zen iSlnnoift
Rcglerinq bar ouerorodct Supcnior
3imien at mheriege 6orholoene 90
Netinaelicrne FOR Den epenmlelle 81.
brttS AnlGqaelie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Sfelctfunb paa Srumsp.

Sronlse me0oeles Den 1i0e Wai: Tto
@raorirtg poa Sanftbansbnugen ne
oenior 9ieberbanen er iltnoet IRE STE.
letter me0 iolfaIo ct nlegct Del beou.
ret Srannim. DC laa ionlmen og
ipneS OF pGre Here Sun0reoe Ma
gonlle. Sgion pao TO andre Steoec
/ 3Rrbe0en fonotes THOR SfeIetter
ue0 @raoning al &ielbere / oet sper.
tie %Sorolaa, iao nan ntao t9nte pua
en- 9ommel airfegooro. boorom ool
intet Sagn hdpes. Sfeletterne ino,
ierbes til lluiueriitetct til mniig 81.
itemmeIie al Race.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
aansuruers oale bar msaen seipO.

aGrsuruers Dale bar uteeeu Sstno'
ming uso 9prets SeuGsel'e; rerior itp.
Der be SGsere, ipm neoIGsser oisis
gpr, eiter BET Sieo. buor Salsn itanr
T~orbluoelie meo aropYen. ioroi 9pret
life fan bOIoe ia upreiit, naar Den life
l9ngere fan iiptte iis pnn Salen, om-
trent iom ON Ssuerns pnn bens 5sbosr
tunoe pGre pperitnaret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
@amle @rapitcuc

Wamle Wrdptcuc. Weo lloarans
ming al 8eien ira Sfopeqoe | Rp-
fisbiue inb til gnens Ylantagc or
man / oiSie Gage itsot pad ire
ii9lone samle 8rapitene, Der bar oG'
ret benniieoe tom 99fiei upe ct
@onbIsb en- Gel al Snifriottonen
poa ben enc Ipoer ioolehes:
"Serunoer butler
Grli9 % neliornemuie Moub
SI. surge Ricliem
foroum Berger OF Sonhelsmorb I
Rptisbina. isn't her / @pen Nnno
1868 % 300 Nnno 1905.
Se IRE Brdoitcne pil iremtibia
bliue opbepare0e / atrteu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
1ra Isiaan ifripes til 8

sra Tinnn ifripes til Gags.
potter: vi bar mn > airfer her !
IrGiteai9lbet. oa oct ifilIoe ipnes. at
bette R~rGItegiplO, iom er iaa lana.
itraft og peilsit oa ufremfommeligt /
oct belle. buroe hli oelt / TO, Sitterel,
og Silnu. Der pil M piituof bli Ia.
get oct forno6ne Sorbebolo, noar Der
M blir aniat I'M SogneprPit. ial
0elinaen fan inotrGhe iaainart So.
peaonen fommer nper i.onhet GIN.
beoe. git opraa 9eportementct3
Sammtfc Tor 9elin9en oil iorbaa.
6entlig life ppre uanifeligt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31

GieubpmSbanbel. 8unnar alepar'
bar iolgt lin @aaro Slepan / epre
Serholen til Sobn @arberg ira Sci
bu Tor 1850 Str, meobeIer "Stisro.
9lao."
Neb Auftipn oper @eraS for.
rige @aarO paa Stieroalsbnlien
CSolleth) bleu Sensmnilo Sanoberg
&eiitbpbenoe me0 $3.50 &roner.
Scit for Slir. Sra Heprplentan.
Ter FOR HegicrinQen, Stortinget, llni'
periitetet oq 9pena Erpiteifnb err DER
uogooet ESnObpOelie til at oeltnae / ell
6eitmio0og ior SoImcoigteren Ero.
foelor 8lir. Ntio0ogen ifnI bolbe5
/ 6rimlrcrloGcn, % 9iifop @anI
boloer Seittalen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31

Gn rar Spnbierituf. On @aur0.
bruger I. ,~SacobSiou Suite / NCulie,
bar puo en- ntegct frnitfGroig Maabc
Iapet Ell Spdbicritof. inoeholoenoe en-
flll0itGnoig GioIin mcb Strcngc %
9uc. Gen u~lpopanliae 5tof cr oce.
un8tet life iuuoerlig fIumpct % no6.
mes peb Srpf pon cit Snap. Sclu
opgtig NtIiifer troftcrer !. lin Stof
piclin uonTrfet. % Soneruc lp0er
liac iplhi1c 20 rene iom ira cl almin.
Nclia 900 IioIin ifrioer "8otldnoiu.
ucn"
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31

Srano paa Sois. 5orleSen 1aa
neobrGn0te 6iss % saoebpeninaen
paa 6ogoeanaroen Seim pao Sois.
mn tiibsrcnoe @uloimeO NilieH. Il.
Oen opitoo / 8oanifIret. hnor Der
foritoen R~eoifaber par beulagt enosI
Spaar. oa ! Ssbet al en- Times Sih
uar Suiet iuIoitFnoig Iagi | Aifs.
Get lnfFeSes at rcooe 9eigtninsei
mlco llnotoaelie al en- @ris o. en- Ss.
nc. oerimoo itrea 9leiten al giHier,
ioret meo fornoen @aarosreofaber
og aisregreier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Wrrnot @aaro.

@rrnot @aarb. Nicolai grlm2
@onrb poo airrbeuina Murf ucr
Belle, beitonenoe al 1 %rnger. er 10.
tolt neobrpnot. 6 Seite, % arcotll.
rer og , Suin inoebrpnote. MI
Sl1oboet brGnote. 9uanineernc uar
aaiIrereoe / Wistott@ 9~ronofa9ic.
Snobo, aul % 9ciptuIug / Ell lofal
9ronotasie for ca. $1,000 SIR. Spor-
lebes SIheu or opitooct oiocs enom,
fife
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
Euntunbruen peS NaIbura.

no9en It0 tilboge inbonO Nnlbor9
9pruoo ct Anoroaenoe til Miniiteriet
ON Siuabelle til at frigipe Foalu9en
oper Gontonbroen. Der Cr mn mo.
Iebet et Suor til 9oraermeitereu
Inlborg, bpori oet beober. at Winiite.
riet u1ber DC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ISors
bolb life fan goa meb til en- inoonn
,Sriatpelie
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-31
salt 0 ~,
iiliaigs eaer tinete.

go%criisitmruitr uHe,r 'crHss'. .1igtis' ut
laiss- "a 'Sftsripsrpid- ioisr . 6sHts 'sr . Cro
ipr bu,r sang % "a Sent ~ Go 'cJ ali ion arfn
tiger 3 Gre artrusism'Hifr tuhtagss ~ FOX mHi.
or rHo . Gerts. Frng; unc u'sarilfIs mfa'sll;
ale Ssunir1;r Ttt lgHasf ~ itts 50 bogi9H iaa
MA ErWEttr
gy eestsHabsnibuo iofft 70 seats pr SIM.
snp crb Gipr ta eiug