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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-08-29

lands as seen through British
eyes are pictured in report of
the British consul at Manila,
which has Just reached the Trea-
Sury Bureau of Statistics. It says:
"The gigantic nature of the
task before the United States
authorities III these islands is
proba bly, not understood in the
United Kingdom. The group has
an area of $4,000 square miles
about four-tifths of that of the
United Kingdom). The islands
are very scattered, the extreme
north and south being about 1000
miles apart. They are about 900
in number, though only Il are of
any size or Importance.
"The population is variously
estimated at from 5000, 600 to
10000, 900.
ITO reduce this huge tract of
land and water to subiection the
Americans have at the time of
writing some 10000 troops and a
small naval force. The S1nallnesS
of the latter and the lack Of light
draught vessels make It very hard
to watch the coasts of the islands,
and the natives on being driven
from one are able to escape to an
other and reCOmmenCe operations.
The natives are in great measure
badly armed and unSkilled in the
use of firearms, but are sufficient
" we'll led to avoid general en-
gagementS, and Contine them
selves to attacks on the lines of
communication. At the same
time they have a system of secret
agents all over the archipelago
who manage in various ways to
collect funds for their war chest:
Manila itself, as recent arrests
have shown, being their best
hunting ground.
The contiguration of the is
lands is very much in favor of the
guerrilla warfare carried on by
the natives. Steep volcanic
ranges, large swamps and forests,
along with a deficiency of roads
all tend to make the movements
Of troops and supplies difficult
The climate, too, especially in the
rainy season, is trying, In spite
of the above difficulties the Unit.
ed States troops have made great
progress. Posts have been estab-
lished all over the islands, from
which the troops make constant
expeditions against any consider
able force Of natives coming to-
gether in their neighborhood with
the result of very large anC
constantly increasing total o.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-08-29

llllll up COuHll y. nc ollly ldll-
way in the Philippines, that from
Manila to Dagupan, the port of
the rice-producing district of the
island, is the property of a Brit
ish company, and many under
takings with foreign names are
carried on mainly by British cap
ital and energy. Taking into
account the numerous insurance,
shipping and other firms for
which local firms are agents, it
will be evident that British in
terests in the Philippines run in
to millions.
THE scattered nature of the
islands neCessitates the employ
ment of a large fleet of coasting
steamers and sailing vessels vary
ing in size from 800 tons down.
ward. They are we'll handled by
native crews and seldom meet
with accidents. Six British
steamers are at present running
regularly between Manila and
Honkong, occasionally calling at
Annoy, whence most of the Chi
nese settled in these islands have
come. Communication with Aus
tralla is kept up by Japanese
mail line and two small British
lines owned in Honkong. The
British India company's steamers
call every three weeks on the way
from Calcutta to Japan, and with
the exception of the Spanish mail
and one or two small German
steamers are the only vessels run
ming direct between here and Sim
gapore. The Spanish Transat-
lantica company sail monthly be-
tween Manila and Liverpool, via
Spain, and are the only regular
line carrying goods to England
without trans-shipment. Ameri-
transports run at intervals be-
tween Manila and San Francisco,
and occasionally New York, but
no regular line has yet been start
ed under the American flag be-
tween the United States and the
Philippines. A large number OF
GOLFERS are employed bringing
coal from Moi, Japan, and New
castle, New South Wales. A few
of the vessels from Newcastle are
sailing ships, but the majority
of the COal-laden vessels entering
this port are steamers. A con
siderable trade is also carried or
in rice with Saigon, mostly il
British bottoms.
Trade in the year 1900 ha:
been at a comparative standstill
In the early part of the year, ow
ing to the general anticipation o
speedy pacifcation and subsequen
boom in trade, large imports were
made by the various firms in tn,
islands. The country still con
. :. .,1 l... -
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1901-08-29

Killed anu WOuHueQ Oh l1c UdllNc
side at small cost to the Amerl-
can forces. Owing, however, to
the act that the peaceful eultiva-
tor of one day can by digging up
his weapons, become the truCulent
bandit of the next, travelling is
not encouraged. The deportation
of leading rebels to Guam, one of
the Ladrones islands, and especial
1y of the Manila contingent, who
although not actually in arms
directing and financing opera
tions, has had a very salutary ef-
feet, especially as deportations
were coupled with ConfsCation of
property.
"A Federal party has been
formed to promulgate pro-Amer-
lean opinions among the natives
in which the native judges and
other officials are taking a lead
ing part. Native provincial gov
ernmentS are in course of organ
ization in the more pacified dis
triCts. Whether they will be a
success or not is problematical.
American schools are being estab-
lished all over the islands, the
staff of which are brought over
from the United States.
"Prices continue high, especial
" rent. Few new houses have
been built. and the influx of Amer
lean officials and their families
still continues. The result of this
is that the most ordinary style OF
house becomes an object of keen
competition. The average rent
of a small house in the suburbs
suitable for four or five persons
is now about go (S90 pei
nenSen.
"There are no openings fo1
Europeans here except with cap
ital, the number of destitute anC
unemployed Europeans and A.
meriCanS being constantly on the
increase. There is no difficulty
IN filling up posts OF any Sor'
from the American volunteers
now being disbanded here in large
numbers, many of them being
men of superior education.
British interests in the Philip
pines are much larger than cur
rently supposed at home. Their,
are about twenty British hrn1S II
Manila. Their Importance will
perhaps, be best guaged by tn,
fact that two out of the thre,
banking establishments in tn
city are branches of we'll know
British corporations. They in
clude the largest import and ex
port firms, but engineering works
ship repairing, stevedoring AM
many other industries are ais
represented. The large firms hav
branches in mostof the provincial
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21

This old established hotel krvwn from Maine to Ore
on and from Georgia the Gulf has recently naugur
system of electricity throughout the entire build
ing whereby every is lighted by ncandescent lights
At the present e this is the only hotel i'll Carson that is
lighted exclusively by electricity Firscass through
Best 81 day house on the Coast Free bus to and
from all trains Meals 25c, odsing % and so cents
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21
PRAIRIE DOGS ALL GOING.
The Destructive Rodents Have Nnd
Their Day on the Plains OF
the Far West.

Passengers who have ridden the bet
ter part of a day through western Ne
braska and eastern Colorado will re-
member the prairie dog. He is numer-
Gus in that section of the country.
He lives in villages, and the villages
are as close together as the villages
of certain parts of Europe.
But the prairie dog has had his day.
The agricultural department says he
must go. Mr.. Wilson has decided that
the dogs kill the grass and ruin good
grazing land. "Tama Jim" has little
of the love of picturesqueness in his
makeup. He is eminently practical
and his philanthropy is of the type
which seeks to make two blades of
grass grow instead of one. Therefore
he proposes to relegate the prairie
dog to the picture books and to the
stuffed specimens of the museum
along with the buffalo, says the Des
Moines News.
Mr.. Wilson's chemists have discov-
cred mixture which will make whole
villages fight for the first L-te, but
which at the last biteth like serpent
and stingeth like an adder. Under its
influence the hole that knows the
prairie dog will know it no more for
ever. The frisky, nervous, barking lit
tie beast will join the innumerable
caravan of prairie dogs who have gone
before.
There will be more grass when the
prairie dog is gone, and therefore
more cattle. There will be less break.
| ing of the legs of cowboys ponies and
/ the rattlesnake will live alone in the
hole until the summons comes to him
also.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21
FRENCH TANSY WATERS, the

FRENCH TANSY WATERS, the
worlds famo is remedy for irregular
and painful periods of ladies'; are never
aiii'.. and safe. rejuvenaUe the system;
brighter the eyes; restore health and
heaut' o the faded: French Tansy
Wafe re the only reliable female rem
ody in the world: imported from P aris
take nc :llng else from druggists. b ut in
sist on genuine; in red wrappers with
crown trade mark. Price 8. For sale by
all leading druggists, or sent by US lirect
on receipt Of price. La France D = Co.
importers, 306 Turk ST, san Fran SEQ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21

Carson City, Nevada, June Z. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21
d Great Li!ii1enr.

Or. Henton's iinlmant, whicn affect ;
man ard beast alike, is the grandest cura-
We II lalt ever manufactured in the
world. Ycu have but to Use it once and
Il - - Yer use anyother. tt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21
y "a @ E.

Does not make the man. "Ihc blood is
tie N/-',7 the vital force OF the body. So
it not in?reque1tly happens that the man
who looks TO be a picture of physical
strength falls sudden victim to disease.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21
NOTICE


At the regular meeting of the State
Board of Examiners held June 7th, 1898
the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Board of Exam
iners shall meet on the third day Of every
month, for the purpose of allowing
claims against the State, and all claims
not in the Office of the Secretary of State
on or before the third day in each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
loard until the next meeting which will
be on the third Tuesday of each month
REINHOLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
w. D. JONES.
Board Of Examiners.
Attest:
ARTHUR NORRIS.
Clerk.
Carson City, Nevada. June Z. 1898.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21
YOUNG MOTHERS.

Cr0u- IS the terror of thousands IF young
mothers :'scanse its outbreak is so agonzing and
freqCeat's fatal Shi!oh's Cough and Cons,mp-
toa Care Ike rligic a cases of Group. It hiss
never ',o-'u Frrvvn raj, The worst cases re-
lieVsi :'.'1-iy. t'ric- 25 cts, 50 and 81 01.
or sale 1t Nav4t. DrI, Store
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21

tire1y free from opium, Cocaine and all
other narcotics.
The dealer who offers a substitute for
the discovery" does SO to gain the lit
tie more profit paid by inferior medi-
cines. There is nothing vjust as good"
for the blood as Golden Medical Dis
covery" therefore accept no substitute.
wI took five bottles of Golden Medical Discov-
cry for my blood" writes Mr.. William D. Shamb-
lin, of Reny, Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory
I'll had ring worms on me and would burn
them off and they would come right back, and
en- Medical Discovery and they went away aud
haven't been bothered any more"
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipation.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21

A proper care tor
the blood would
prevent many a
serious sickness.
The cleansing of
the blood is per-
fectiy accomplish
ed by the use of
DR.. Pierce's Cold
en- Medical Discov-
cry. 1t drives out
the impurities and
pois onous sub
stances which cor
rupt the blood and
breed disease. 1t
increases the ac-
tivity of the blood
III a king glands,
and so increases
the supply of pure
blood. It builds
up the entire body
with good sound
flesh.
! There is no al
! cohol i'll "Golden
F., Medical Di iscov-
| cry" and it is en-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1901-04-21
SICK HEADACHES,

Tho s,,r,e Of cverworked womankipd, are quickly
and p.rely crred by Karl's Clover Root lea, the
rre Vt ossI purifier and tissue builder. Money ~
4nn.ied poe satisfactory. Price y 81. and % oD
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Sfuot mango 6anse.
TOgle al be iarIise Guar. Sbomas
@risbt ut | yorserfrisen.

grIitoI, 9a., 3Ote 9n. Den
Soloot, iOm 1T be isite oe fnrligite
S,upfaar ! 8orsertrtseTb er utDil.
irnt Sbcmas Wrebt / bsme gp.
Dan er ~ 72 @ur gdrlrrl, os bcis
rogen Ttdrb bar 4ariog til at per.
flag pg ftrsbelig pdd 9runb al iine
Sddr, ida sr bet Wr. Wrigbt.
0tnre tapre 9e.eran tom fra 1T
Siem / @rsenoiue ! 1861 til Rnor.
pile, 1enn., tpor ban lob i;g bDerpe /
&ompdri "G," mJ.tetoe Reqiment,
ION git uuoer Rapn at bet @@omte
&HorOiue Regiment. Rr. Brigbt
tiGrnpeoe for S9atatrre PED Gi9ing
Greet, ap.. SGloh. Barton Rolge,
Wurfressboro og G6idumaugd.
Mr. Drtgbt sr en- rolia beT.ebsn
gIano, ION diOri9 uofer ia al ro9:.;
men bans Or 5iIer, ! boil.en RetninJ
bans Qrii9t oor perot, noGr Rugs
'Isrns faint trtueF, o. Sursn oar
itsrft. at Ban ooerkpeoe fine Club.
'fanr, BAN If oso Gbitammusa er
ub,grfteligt, Tr. @rtgbt +, IT fsrRe
.SaGr / Slceet Deb Sbitob, bpor ban
bier ituot toeys igier1sm bet bsire
Ben lige poe Srret; geret 6l.o
Iplirtrst.
Deb Baton Rouge bfsp ban ft1fot
qisunem SOfttrne ina bsire til oenitre
Sioe. Dette Saar potcer Dam ,noui
Smerter.
Wr. Drigbt BAR ben beoefte 2dnp
oco GHttanduga, og bet bar ber. at
bdrt uBoer en- Salpe ri ipn Sadr,
booraf boert Or suorri tpoelig fees.
Gu SugIe trergte NIB / hans 2sgeme
unher ben bsire 4rm og latte ia fart
Ii hans 2eoer; en- dnoen gil inn / bans
Glbue, tog en- modpguderoe RetrirJ
iuotit hans Wibie, tnor ZEN er ben
Dag ioog. GE SugIe gil iro / buns
hpire 2uar og tire tr1ngte ino / bans
grnit, gil gisrnem eegemst og toni
I'D unoer BEN oenItre Stuloer. GQe
oisIe pdsiereOe tat for6i bans 6iert.,
og Mr. Drigbt bleo efterlaot paa
Slagmarieu ION bso. Sig taa ban
uoen Wtub eller 8rttte ira 81. 5 2sr,
bag Gftermtooug iii ST.. 9 Manods
often. Oct pdreoe fpp Idr, iroeu
SIR. Drigbt tom ia idaptot, at ban
tunoe gisre noqet til iii egct uroers
boIo. 6dns piourberliae 9ipstraf.
LOB iis life tus, ban fstreOe ooer Sss
bsu. ioG at iige, og M er ban lige'du
fulo df 2ip Tom ro9eu az bans 9o4
meroter. Tom Tom u~Iaaret biern fra
Srigen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Ocean.Sfibe i CHICAGO.

st Samlag / Gbicago bar, iOm
dlereoe meoOelt, tat pad 8dnoet E.
Stib, iom er beitemt til at sad msqem
oenne 9p % SaOre Oeo BET itore 9.rs
oensbap. Oct sr life Itprrs, suo a.
bet tan Hippo igiennem ben cunooiIte
DsGano Sdudl, men bog er bet lite
ida tibet suooa.
Gbicago SbipbuiIoing Gompanp
bar ilaaet iuO ! en- Retning, iom gis
Der fore geiter for GremtiOen. %
isr bet fig. at bel me 5oretagenoe n
lsnHenoe, pil Ter / Gbicago b!iOe bpga
get en- bel 5laaoe. iom letter 9peu /
Sorbtnoslie meo Supnene Deb 9pit,H
al bette 2ano og ! europa, airita og
Qiier, Og man fdar opfplOt BET IGnge
nGreoe Gnfte ON at giere Gbteago o.
osus S%sitsrbner bso bore SnoluHoss
iiser til @dtlantiite" SuoneItGoer,
IigsftiGeOe mso Rem gorf, Qbilaoels
p5ia. Baltimore, Bottom Quebac,
Wtontreal og andre.
BeldnosSaraIen iparsr pitnot
life til Rutioens gebpD. oa BEN er or
imaI og for gruno; men ben Ct ultto
en- mioIertioig 9iGIp. og. naar en-
IsHuenoe Rute meusm 5nolanoss
iiserus og StorRapst er oyieilet. oil
Den M mangslarise qlau ON en- tor
Stibstauai ira MisIisfippiOalen Il,
Scsanet bIip, til girfelig6eo.
66icago liggsr 6sloigt for 5ti6ss
bpggeri. 9iaig Sernmalm faces Der
fra 9rub:rns / Ritisdu, altl o.
Sots sr let ~iiIgiaussliss, % oer y
uot at 5oIt. Tom OiI ia Qrbsios for
sn rimsIig gstalins.
Def rpe GbicagosSti6 iom Hal
pleis "~ialter 8ops" sft.rat Bare Babe.
fig / Cafe 0i6isaus JerRoauc.
beosr 'Rortbrpeften". Gr bette Ra0r
en- SpaaoaH ON. at BET er f~orls6ereu
for en- 5ldaos, fem latter / Qmeritas
Roroositen % losIsr ! Garopas Roros
OsiteH9 5iOsn oil bite BET.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

piit, at bet pil lenne itg iau gobt JON
noaen anoet, tDi Suttrrpret tribes
uomGrtet goot Der, pl bet inoeboloer
en- M9n9oe Sutteritof. Gn Gcrs reD
COB Sutterrsr itdl gipe 200 8uIoner
mep Sirup efter ben UtadDe, boorpda
Sarmerne plsier at tiaape ben. Den
inobringer 40 Gents pr. Gallon og 50
Dollars pr. acre, men pso al Idpe ben
til ferite &lasier 8are, pil Der tanIte
life BIZ Iaa meget pr. Icre, men til
9iengielo piloe Yriien blipe iaa me
ger pepre. Speet Yotatoes % Ris
porer upmertet. Seq bar enonu al
brig tilforn feet iaaodnne poteter Iom
nogle al Dem, ieg dpIeoe | CONNER.
De er Iud itore, at ire perioner bar
mere IND not al en- Yotet for et WtuuIs
tib. Oct eneite jes life ipnes noget
gobt ON per / SpOen, er &~reaturerne.
Gil geof fan be ere bra moi, men
til at gioe Melt % Smsr ousr be life
tort, men bet gaar rel an at fad fors
bebret Raceu Der iadoel Iom dnosts
iteos. 5aareupl itaI lsnne fig goot for
benz, Iom oriper oermeo. Stal ri
pente at iaa noget gpbt llpbptte at
Sorben. iaa mdu ben sisbiIes entsn
meo S~talbaigbiel eler @uanp. W(dn
fdar ben bsoIts 8udno peb at tiebs Dc
forffieIiise Stags % bIonoe ben ieIp.
ct Son toiter omtrent 20 Dollars og
er not for 4 a 3 2(cre. Meget al BEN
8iano, Tom sr f~GrOigIapet % tiItie6S,
sr fun liot bepre eno iniet. !5ouo ri
tommer til at trGuas Der / 8pIonien !
en- nGr Sremtio, er Ct "Gannerp", til
at neblasge 5rugt, @esetabilier %
Speet Botatoes. st "Gannsrp" piIs
be for os lenne iig bsors eno at ieuoe
5rugt os andre Ting til Wurtsost /
ferit eller rou Silitauo. Ser tuuoe
pare aoo @nlebning ior en- f~oretdgiom
2anosmdnp mso liot Supitul til at
pprette Ell. iaabunt. Os iaa liot ON
Dor fore pg putre Turuffop. Ser fun
be oaiau pare goo anlsbnins for en-
foretugiom 9onosmlno meo liot Gas
pitdl til at bringe IND per en- "trdnss
portable" Sagmeae, iom piios fda NOT
al diere. Sea alane ian ftnoe Stof
NOT til mango Glr.odos pda nit eye:
2anb, 6aaoe til 2um6er % Sbinglss,
oe enood Dare not isien til eget grug.
Stooen er putter. boor ben itdar ION
tetteIt, men ben giUsr intst at ia uosn
til at frpoe 2ist. Folt meo liot Stien=
bebsIdns % 5lto tan Der / bette alia
mat fto5e Ig ct osiligt 9iem. isrit Der
et net ca befpsmt iH0rsttet gus % pee
Qnlaa oq @aeer % 9anse uosufor.
beplantet mep balp iropilfe 5rugts;
oq 9arisr, 8pIeHbsiIe % blomitrenot
6een. sp%issrenre Ornnmsnter, oq
Ornamsnter Der ipLoer Suft.n mer
@saugi, og bsrtil IN lltulisbeo al
6abebIomitsr % Roisr at ale Sldas.
% Fbit fpmmsr De- a~Dissrsnns bloms
ffrsnoe Glpnapldnter opsfisr Suista
9eaas o. 9srdnoa. Non life ct ina.
bant Siem. fuIos rare bpegsligt al BE-
II ga oil en- iaa lGase fig efter Bot
ieplnntsr inbenoers, iaa, ia iad. =
M tor lea life iigs mere, - Jolt tunn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

iDnes, jeg operorioer, men lite oeito
minore ptl leg lI9e, at ri bar Po:tez
blomiter uoe pda 8eranoaen, iom
9lomiter Den Dag ioug, % at ieJ leIo
iiooer | StiorteGrmer, for adbne 0grs,
meosns ieg itrioer bette. Nu bar ot
Sulen, pg Den lsber title og rol:gt al
meo BET osillgite 8eir, iom ri tan enIte
os. Ser er liot Rimfroit ON RGt;srne,
men 0ogen er iom Ddgene ! St:oess
eler Ropsmber. 6puo bet tirtelige an
gudr, iaa er Der Iigeidd title % roli9t.
8i bar ingenttug at tiGoles ON; ri bar
gcieg al paitOr $. Gng fra Sborsbp,
alabama, sngans imelsm. San CT en-
meset COB prGpitant, Der meo tor
Glib, is9er at eisre Sroet fpritadsIi1t
for tine Silasrere. De inofsote S9Ss
IGnoinger fsirer SuItn pda en- eaen
Maaoe, LEGION ri brugte at gisre DE-!
! Noroen BEN fierbe Suli, meo Sunos
ndOe og "6ireeruder5". Oct itaay pau
en- 3 A Dage, e1er iaa lenge iom
glmmunitiouen purer, og osrtil Dams
Og 5orlpItelfer til Iangt pau Rat.
Goinosrne Der | Spoen bruger dlleiamz
men at tpgge 9obat, Spioe iom Sorte,
hinge og Gumle uosn 5orfiel. Wtange
bruger ogiaa at tpgse Snus. WtiH
0atter er Ofte blspsn buot ct Strad
9obdt, ndar bun bar oGret ! 8eieg
hos en- al pore Rdbosr. Dor 8oloni
porer Iiot efterbpsrt, ON suo life iaa
fort. Seq ian tGnte mig til, at 5olt /
Roroen gisrne ptl bsrs, bporlsoss bet
aa1r Dem, Der alsrebe er TONNE Der.
I'll %iaaoanns cil ieg iige: 50. tat,
bet gadr n~otiaa bra. Def bar ingen
5drs, iunfrsmt bu er ~arbeiosfsr 90
5dr liot aapital at begpnoe mso. llotn
liot Gdpttdl npttsr bet life. vi brus
ger al leie Regre til at uofsre bet
tpngite Qrbeioe, % be arbsioer ogiad
binigt. Wdn fan, fom isg fsr bar
n9pnt, ftnbe iig 81 oeiligt 5ism og bare
Oct bHggeligt paa fine gdmle 0nge.
giItnot fan Der msoss Wpogaug Der
iom anoetiteps ! Yeroen. men man
faar tage BET meo RO, iad saar BET NOT
ooer. 51ulmooiebeo operoinosr aft.
20 9r6ore (3pitsre) bar tj6bt en- bel
Str9tning mso 2auo life Idngt hers
fra, 6porpdu lisgsr N Decentralization
GA mango 8ebosliss5uis. illt 1900
Acre. Oct er pel Wtninasn, at bette
ful pare til en- Spf Roloui. Seq bar
osIaa bsri. al Dc OiI tiebe snopa mere
Gdno.
Sea bar MI lite mere at itriOe ON
oenne 9ang. !6sls nit 5orrdao sr nj
uotemt. Sea bar life itrsoet bette for
at fprIsae at MARIE noeen til al tomms
Ter, Tom itoer aoot ! BET | Roroen Og
bar BET bnsssligt Og betoemt. Seq bar
Ttrspet fun for ~Idabdnne. ION er utils
treos og tom islsr fig orassn til ct
miloere alimat. Wdufts Der ogid1
fan prre BEN. Der inues. at ms9't az,
boao lea kar frsost sr SOsroriDslis.
6ertil Oil i.g iOurt, at iss fun "TRIP {:
ON mine tgns s50gttugeIisr pg on.
bpao Der fan sisrss ber mso liosn
aapital. Den beoiie Sim al aar.I
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

'pr 2aroipsere til at bsie iig piIot
bare ON Sommtreu. nddr dltlnJ ltdar
/ i'm beOite Bert, og be tiIi8e tan faa
Isle bpor pdrmt bet n, men bsg .oEs
msr alorig noqen pda ben 3to al
aarst. 0ette fdar bare NOT foc oenne
Sang. Seq ienoer bermso min beoite
Silien % Rptdarssuite til Reoatti"s
ntu og gIaoets 2Giers.
u. Gridipn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
Serlins Solfen,Gnsoe.

Gftsr ben iioite Goltetaaing / Ser.
lin. utitr 9pen ct Sno6pgssrlntal At
1884, 345. ; aarst 1895 par Nm.
tanst 1.667.304 MsnReiisr. boilse.
for De iiSli, fem Mar uosisr en- iii.
palt al PIT ,041.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08

r,aar man ifnloe osmare efter pus
bIifums OeIaogeIfe Deb bisie. maatts
man faa bet Snbtrpi. at Norris bar
G~orbrpberen os MeDonalb ben bpbt
f~orapettebe. Der inbfom til ben iibs
ftes 3iite flere @ugnlas meb 8lOmiter,
os en- for Store Wenner faIste BEN til
Srnbaneftationer, mepens Blot be nars
mefte fpntes at tage nosen Snteresie |
Morrfs's aisbesi9nselIe.
Waffert @interpeir rnes meberat
Semperatur bar paret Reselen { ben
fprlsbne llge. gnbmu insen Sne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-08
2Gloite poitmeiter.
Toswca Snroslep, 81 9ar gammcl,
bar oGret Suitmeiier / ~ Mar.

Bdibiugtor, 3oit San. - ia
GIoite 9oitmeitsr / De 6oreneOe S.ls
ter, Rosrpea 8saroslep, er 81 a.r
gummel. 6Gu bar oGrst poItmetsr /
Rort5 Gaming SbomFon Goun.D,
u. o., ! Y paa biuauosn fstgeuoe
Mar. 9an bar MI fact Snobpoelis til
al biodaue Snaugurdtionen Tom Boits
Oepartemsntets 9irit. Tlr. garosIcp
bleO uonappt at Sobu Gutncp Qbams.
9dH bar tent unoer nittsn prGiiosa.
ter og SO 0sneralpoftmeitsrs.
Sort ~efterdt @eHeralpoftmeftsr
Smith traodts iuo / 2dbinettet, bl:2
bans OpmGrtiombso btnIeoe til Senn.
Rsr6uIulem / poittisneitsn. Gn LII,
~eericsslie at bans Retprb bite. at I
ale be Mar, ban bar betIpot Gubeo'.,
er life fremlagt en- srsfte SIas, oper
bans geitprsIie at 8ortUrst. 81.
Smith Itrsp ct 9rep iii BAN od INT.
sHitsps BAN meo bans lGnge os tro
3isnsit,. ca moOtog Soar. f,repet nreo
Wr. garogleps 6adrrfriit. pofir
msIter.n I~trioer, at ~oiitupi oar BAN 81
Qar samrsl; men ban oar enSuu
fuloitGuoig iitano til at uefrre tine
9ligtsr ! Gontorst.
g3sn ROr.b earning bar itte bore.
innoerlig iiosu 1923. oa mr.. 9aross
Is1 6sD uonR0rt meo $175 Sage ON
9laret. Dan mootager fremoeIes esa
fcmms Gage. goittienefsn grr:,
iioen ban trdlo!e iUo / Den. piiss be-
ben 9ieuosgieruirg. at Der fun uor
1904 4oittontorer / be Sorsreoe
5!l.er, oa g}r. garoslsp bleo ND,
ragut. TN sr Der 76.688 Gortor.r /
2droet.