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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-17

At 10 q. IN. Until Sold.
zoe TABLE OIL CLOTH So.
COO yards Table Oil Cloth, white o.
and marble. 2oc quality. .U6
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-17

At II n. m. Until Sold.
100 pairs Lace Curtains. odd lots-l
and pairs of kind-values A0o
up to s3 pair-each curtain. RJ5
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-17

Ladies' Hoslery-ex-
ira heavy fleece lined
full seamless. l0e
15c kind d..........iV1
Ladies' Hose-ribbed
wool, full seamless
29S aslue e.....l2se
ChiIdren's Wool Hose
ribbed. full seam
less. sizes 5 to t11a
s1s, 20c value .-.iZ2J
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-17
u LOWER GO THE PRICE

ME BELIEVE in advertisins- but we
w never advertise goods Of any sort
unless we believe they will advertise US.
What you see in the window fairly repre-.
sents what is inside. but at the best we
can only We hints. whether in the win
dow or our ads.
nUSiC SPECIALS, 0c
The Flower and the Star. Maple Leaf Rag
Hello. Central: Good Morning. Carrie;
Creole Belle; I've a Longing in My fE~
Heart, Louise; Amt Dat a Shame. 81
All standard music; worth up to 75c......6c
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-17

THE BOSTON'S $500
Mems Shoes: Rus
sian and box calf. ex-
ira high cut: double
sole, calf lined; ele-
giant win c1 h0
ter shoeS.....- V<'0s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
"CoG2 DE A7NAC."
.acHea5 Bqa arHe fa4ats.ag a Moth.

4acEe85 1aa i#1sr #s fosat5tRg a mothsr-
 fu=f=av.
 He.#I.e 4azHeaa 9aa1a gaeray aad 5a.zz zas 8af . LA sags , grt@r n ae Eagiah illustrated tas.s1.ae ..zezs nat zen aaa blood ea ae zsa asa z5r some tIa1e #a5.-e zae f9Fzuer dad spoken insal-- 5f 5a- .a-s.F5 ylfes mother. and
 soHe4H U bring fae matter . s- sae of aHeI n zae reign CT
 ua- s.at monarch lad se assa Pe.aazt l5= Hfenzy T 3as =zos aaRlasaa1 and on | eaaIIe se
 ase.a z vas arranged ae 9zaBa7 should take place at s3.# 64es.a.a .4-aa-L.aye where. on the .-z.a#a6ed tae S#az attHade. oy .as TAaie soart. fega4rea t6 wl5n 4ss sc #HeI lt Vas sad that Chatai gner- sg gas so confident of he result that e prepared banquet foe one han- dfed and dftY guests to ceiebraCe a.s triumph During the month preced- iaz the fight Gaatai zneray practiced tl6. many weapons and. SC to speak, zot h1mself 5nto thorough trim Al he Dattie Ghataigneray vas defeated
 ehatai 2nerayss seconds bound Up his wounds. but ae vas so mortified by a.s desea taat he tore off the ban dages. crying out that he cared 10 live 10 Ionoeg now that he was vanqQish- ed and dishonored Is for the victor 1e rode off to Notre Dame. where he aunz I'D h.s arms a. trophy and as z testimony to the fair fame of the lady CT whom he had made h.aa tae champion | traaspIred that Casataig- aera9 xas , most accomplished Y. =st- te- Fle had counted on being able to eloee win aaa tHea2 Jarnae xao veII aware of his adversary skJ+l, aa4 provided agalas 6Y -as arassart which completely pregse-s3 ths otaer on bending ri an The 9ar..ef..af stroke ay which Gaa-a E. nerss vas disabled is acr a.xa s!es65z,e. ats ezaf saas ds= tai,s as fa ( gwen aaoTa-Rss .aHg zfav4 tae acaa9 ae Iasg.ae
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
Human Nature E1empllfied.

An Atchison father who has lazy worthless son sent him adrift on Sat- Grday at noon, saying he never want
 cd 10 se him again. The young mans mother carried on in pitiful way, but the father waa ihexorab,e, the young man must gel 6at and shift for him. self. The young man went away say ing he would return rich man some day and make his father ashamed cf himself His mother said h. was q noble aoy aal swooned. That night at : o'clock the Kitchen door open 1 softly and the young man came |. carrying small armful of wood. When supper was ready he took his usual place al the taotes and ate with his ac- eustomed appetite. The father said nothing, but the mother waited on her son with unusual care, as though he had returned with the fortune he had talked about at noon.--Atchison Globe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
srsnish ~ltecr Eeagiag o4aa.

Al the p.-ee6f stHs taat aDa#isa vas < lea, lae fa1 s.aad f vi a9f 9e Ioug before ea14 gaaiHed q f NJ lions of ta.s moheT hae left C56a dur ina fae last 9ea' and more is going eY- err month. I. 5s the opinion of 5ans- ers f6af tn two years more f the pres pnf oatg6 continues there waA 5e n9e Spanish silver in esrcliatfou n cHba. Tn some of the towns on the islaH4 Spanish silver is already scarce -Ha- pana lcqha Post
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
Largest Toy Factory.

The largest toy factory n the world ! s.l NeAs York where pIaytalngs n in a5e s.a4 Isaetafed literally 5y the r.liiHof aaas hea stories nlgh and ti.sns b67 distinct varieties of s.a fog @t elh horse ts47 a a ne Inc output q irealar q IT per aIaIsM To 1taze nose te4lFa inches .ong G.as costing el5. The
 as.eat elsatrses have
 94t tln swords Ire fhe world the nili- .3osas aa universal ia the H. er#e .n the eolrta and ca.bi- a@tz er...-.s5are Moments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
CULM BANKS
coal Dast Near wHkes5arre Burning for
 T7venty- Five feara.

T.enty- Five fears.
 Cum t curious sta4s. ana thare seems a0 ae aa abundance 0f t Peo- pie wno travel lhrougA She mining re- gaohs always inquire about tne great mountains Of coal dust tAat c.se n avery direction sone af them 2a5 feet n heigat. These piles Of euln often catch fire either bg acc.dent CT sraa- taneo4s combustion. and 1t is almost impossible to extinguisn them. Al T. ght the red glare is visible all over the valleys Near Wilkesbarfe q culm bank has oeen burning for 9 years Various attempts have been made to quench the fire. but t IS Just as bright and vigorous today as it was quar ter of q century ago and the company having abandoned it's efforts to put cut the fire, feeds t regularly by dumping fresh cQlm upon the flames If this was not done the fire would eat it's way into She great bank and ultimate lg break out in sevoral places bat as long as the surface fire Is fed with fresh fuel if does not bu1row into the heap. Formerly culm vas eans dafed dead waste, but some yeafa aso ! furnace was invented in which # can ae utilized for staamiag 9ap.7as astee water has pasa4 a#sf aEd foreign substances Waaaea oat TaF3, more Of The mining 1oml9aiss haze eracfea wa@hez.es at tae.r ca#m plies s.+54 T meuts haze e9ne info el.fa aa.sabaf- hood solely becaase taaF 4e a1.e ta 4se it as fltei Chicago Ree3r4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
Gaston Won. Eggs Few

The towns of Wheel.a5 at-i Gi'.. in Delaware county. Ia-.t1a ~e's :, vals in The mater 6t as q .a s road. and Gaston WOE ae o.. u, night number ot f'a as sla.. over 10 Wheeling wtsa E n.en'Vr h: ju5iiatins over t5a5c sr outside Wheeling th a5s ..,. 7, brigade ara5ed With 'i-'5 ',,, CTS 0erz as lszy !, M and the Gasfau folks sls ,, not before naarts .s-
 been protaSetE de#eaa
 Consumptives' Isoiat' s-'''i.. i;s
 ConsumptiYes are = i,,,. lated hospital on Bta f New York. Comn.ss s. .ar ta Keller has long been w F ,,, d improvement. They Q s i,ts7 insane wards, occupaas f tas .,a being apportioned amons E5F'0a hospitals.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
New rse for Library.

Mare Boneez fsezalaa .sds. y56 .as porn tH Hen#aa aa4 now resides T WaGtembeeg. aas souaa ID 5r5 g..I.t. way Of utilizing AeR dae #3rafg -ae writes to school teachers espee=45#s rural regions. % sa fae# t.tsfs n the waY 9f aeada45- nd taeH seaas them parcels Of aes ta 5e #a= turned q aer expeasr= .szz= Hae4 zase been saaa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
tarnphor from Fornosa.

FFmasa now controls tae e4mpBsr product Of the world The Japanese annual production has awind.ea to 3Q0000 pounds the Chinese has never exceeded 220,000 pounds, while the Formosan supply averages 6,0o0,000 pounds a year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
Defining Good Goternrnent.

Defining Good Government
 National prosperity E ta3s define E bY au ancient Gaaese authority When the sword is rusty. the plaw is bright. the prisons empty the grana- res full, the steps of the temple worn down and those of the law courts grass grown. when doctors go afoot. the bakers on horseback and the men of letters drive in their own carriages, then the empire is well governed"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
sierra Leone,s El. Game.

Sic Leone is probably stocked &ith tae greatest variety of big game he sport to be obtained being ele. phants Dp2potami and deer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
C A = TT o 1 X. E 5,ars tho r f8 t'fl f5a t3tt 1ladt3 haag1 # L<aLHzZNZS<z<I
Growing Prosperity n Cuba.

Passengers an the fratH 8f sHe Enited railways #et ven Havana aaa AataH- zas are sfrack Hifh ehe# evidences =4t prosperity along fne IiDe tae aa5-r distance Fbere aFe thousands ds acres 9f aese= eaaeGelds Ra4ea aaee inst been planted E. tie stap.o aaa a8 every hand 6ere aea mall farms and nazT ho4aes h oe4rse ef construction. This E trsa far ta Fhoie a5staLee and forms 3 aee.f.# zar ta the pas ser tfasHa Cha P5ss
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-03-13
c A H IT. o H IA. sears the 1 Jaa fad 44 H39e 4saB 30ugn Signature N>zzHItzzI

woptel. to ..e Half nderstood. H=H#t 4e haG unGesstoo3 8# tasa 2EaSsef a@ morn nan hat 'i taH E4s9 haYF
 e441t8rl
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

! err IN the original or altered or added part
thereof, such new fixtures must be prop
erly connected with and attached TO th'
fixtures In the original parts OF sueh
building. and II the fixtures are to be re-
set, either In the old or new part OF such
building, then both such original or addr
tional fixtures and any altered ptumbing
whatever, must comply in all respects
with the rules and regulations prescribed
In this ordinance.
Twenty -thrd.-All openings made In any
vent or drain pipe shall be properly
closed; IL on lead pipe opening shall b'
closed either by soldering or wiping
same with regulation wiped solder joint {;
Il on iron pipe same shall be tapped out
and screw plugged, II on earthen-ware
pipe same may be closed by using n
good mixture OF cement. In no case shall
putty. whitehead tar, or any other sub
stance Dc used for the purpose an stated.
Twenty-fourth~On nll trapa not freely
accessible. and on traps behind partitions
or beneath floors. trapscrews shall De
heavily wiped into the heel OF same.
Twenty 1fth--Any and all overflow con-
uections TO fixtures provided with an
overflow, shall IN all cases be made TO
connect tn the fixture side of the trap,
and below the seal of the aforesaid trap,
and In M case shall an overflow 10 any
fixture connect with a drain only on the
fixture slde OF the trap.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
CHAPTER Ill.
pIuMnERs.

See, mo person. firm or corporation
shall, In the City Of Tucson, engage In OF
work at the business of plumbing. either
as n master or journeyman plumber. un.
less such person. Arm or corporation
shall have first obtained q license there.
for from the Board OF Health of said
City, as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2.-rhc term master or ''practi-
caf plumber. ms used In this ordinance.
shall be deemed to mean q nerson who
has learned the business Of plumbing by
working at the same for at least three
ts) years as an apprentice or under verbal
agreement for instruction, and who has
then worked for at least one year a. q
flrHt-class 1oiIrneyman plumber. The term
''lourneyman'' plumber. a. uscd In this
ordinance, shall he deemed TO mean one
who personally does any work IN plumb.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

II is certainly gratifying to the pub
iic to know OF ono concern which y
not afraid to be generous. ,The pro-
prietors OF DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Coughs ana 0oades
have given away over ten million triAl
bottles and have the satisfActi0A O4
knowing It has cured fhouoAnds pk
hopeless cases. Asthma, Br0nchiki9
In Grippe and all Throat. Chest amd
Lung diseases are surely cured M m
Call on l.. Zeckendorf y Co.. WhclQ.
sale. or Geo. Martin. Retaii I)faeo14
and get free trial hottie. Nogntgk
size Soc and $780, Every bottA nM1
anteed.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Kinney House, Globe. New manage
ment. Dean Il King late Of HoteI blacy
Wilcox. House thoroughly ren0sa4ed.
Dining room connected. TravcliinR
men headouarters.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

FOR SALE Established, paying BUSH
ness for 5000 cash; pays $7s.00 par
month clear; present owner forced
to retire on aecount OF Gfcknees.
Apply "M'' Citizen Office.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Agents wanted to sell M. & NJ. Are
Lamps. produces more light than Elec-
tric Are. cost VI k-eent per hour. Acorn
Brass Works. Depart 25, Chicago, I'LL.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

We carry an elegant line Of samples
for ladies man tailored garments from
Kline Kohn & Co., the largest sap.t0-
date ladies' tailoring hpnee In fi,e Uni.
ted States. Smith the tailor In the up-
or Wetipe.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Horse pasture frst!
class alfalfa % per month, two miles;
South Of town. Horses called lOx
and returned. Address w. w. Aiiis, r.
o, Box Ill, Tucson, Ariz.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

Brickwood House, Nogales EuropsAn
plan. Thoroughly renovated. First
class AMI central. The leading hctel IL
the county. &
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
BrIef Local Notes.

Government Positions, Young men
wanted for Railway Mail Clerks. Inter-
State Cores. Inst Cedar Rapids, ID.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

PIMA LODGE NO. 8, l. O. o. F.-Mesta
every Friday night at 1880 o'clock 81
40. U. w. hail. Visiting brothers
cordially invited. Samuel Heninger,
Noble Grand. N. Mitrovich, secrsta'
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

FOR sALE-For s20.a0 one horse.
gentle, drives single or double. and
is a good saddle animal, enquire NJ
Citizen Office
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

WANTED-Three sets furniture and
stoves, address. stating price and
where same can be seen, wv" care
Citizen.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

ARIZONA LODGE NO. l, A. o. U. W.
Nests in A. O. q. w. hall every
Wednesday evening at p. m. Visit.
INK brothers are fraternaily invited
]. Angus, M w Thomas Conlon,
Recorder
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

FOR RENT-Furnished sunny front
room. separate entrance, central. No
invalids; 81 Il. Alameda.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

FOR sALE-One camping wagon with
white top, very cheap. Address y.
Citizen office. I47
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

FOR RENT Two furnished or usi-
furnished rooms for light house,
keeping. Si2 s. Firth Ave. No
children wanted
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
ORDINANCE
No. l54.

Providing Regulations for COnneC'
tiOn With and Use Of the Public
Sewer System Of the City Of
Tucson, Ariz.; For Construction
and Inspection Of Plumbing Work
and Regulations for Plumbers,
In Said City.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

TUCSON LODGE NO. 4, A. r 4 A. M
Stated communications on the second
Friday of each month, at7:S0 o'clock
inthe evening, at Masonic hall. Notice
Of special meetings will be given by
hosting blue flag. Waiting brothers
are cordially invited. Geo. II. Kohler.
Master. @. ]. RoskYuge, Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

ARIZONA COMMAEDARY NO. |,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.--stAssd con-
eIave first Friday Of each month, at
7;3O p. m. sojourning Dir knights
courteously welcomed. Roscoe Dale,
&c. G.J. Roskruge, Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

TUCSON CHAPTER NO. I. - Roysl
Arch Masons, meets In Masonic hall
on the last Friday evening Of each
month. sojourning companions In good
standing are fraternally invited. Geo
shand, II. P. q. ]. Roskruge, Bee
retary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

FOR sALE-A well equipped saloon In
good location. For fun particulars
address r. o. Box 54l. City. I'm
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25

TUCSON LODGE NO. 3s5, B. r. o.
ELKs.-Will hold regular meetings
on the frst and third Monday eve
nings Of each month, at 1880 o'clock.
Visiting Elks are cordially invited 70
attend A. G. Bernard, n. r. W. p.
B. Field, Secretary.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25


BAN XAVIER CAMP NO. 9, WOOD
MEN OF THE wORLD.--Meet every
first and third Mondays at 8 o'clock
M. in the new A. o. y. w. hall.
Visiting members invited. Henry
Melluiah, Consul Commander. /.
Newsletter, Clerk.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25
Wants Of the People.

WANTED-A teacher to give lessons
In German. answer AZ II. Alameda 81.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-11-25


Elghteenth-Every water closet. sink
bath tub. basin or other fixture maintain
ed within any house or building that In
OF bad or defective quality shall be re-
moved and replaced with suitable and
proper fixtures. and all traps thereto,
shall be vented In accordance with this
ordinance.
| Nineteenth-No privy vault or cess pool
shall be maintained allowed on any
property In any part of the city where a
sewer exists In the street or alley upon
which the property abuts.
| Twentleth--Ail plumbing or house drain'
age work done 10 replace any that may
be condemned by the BOARD OF Health
shall be considered IA new work and con
strueted In conformity with tifa require.
ments of this ordinance; and no persoi
or persons shall connect or cause to be
connected any plumbing or house drain.
age work with any public sewer unless
the said plumbing and house drainage
work conforms with the requirements OF
this ordinance.
Twenty -frst-~No building or othei
structure shall be used or occupied as Q
factory, laundry. tenement or lodginf
house or place In which or where human
beings reside or work, unless such build
ing In provided with ono or more water
closets for every fifteen occupants. work
ers. employees or residents. or Fraction
thereof. IN such building or structure
There ahnl bc separate water closets
provided for the two sexes. Where ven
pipes branch into one another. and wher
they branch into soil pipes tho brnncl
fittings must not be lcss than three fec
from the floor line.
Twcnty-second-Ifpon the removal q
alteration Of any building, or the making
of any addition thereto II new plumblnI
fixtures aro placed In such building, eth
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
ssStOD Thief

gnbper Sarmer buroe anifafe iis ben npe
"Stop 9bief crap" for Sfunts, ium @prtb.
weitern Sioe IL Sur 60. | Minneapulis bar
brast / Sanoe!en. Sette er ben ppperlte
Hprsiar noseniinoe p%piunbet; ben br9ber
3pret pieblIftelis. for iaainart bet rcrer
peo Saren, iprinser ben ~traftise Staali1Gr
op, sriber fat ON 7prets pals os fp9ler
bet. Gfuuten iaar life en9ons 3to I'll at
iorpeite 9uiten omirins iis, os bette er en-
tor SprpsL. Moset 9atte transes life
oper Saren for Stunts, men ior gtinf %
andre ltp 7nr bsr Saren Ifiules rneo @rGs,
2pp eller Sne.
On mn mutt iIuitreret BOG How to
catch wild animals, - "a Sioer - lnrnt
Siueoer meb Nnpisnins ON. buoroan Susa
opr % piloe 3pr ifal flaaes. ienoes irit for 2
Gents / 5rim9rfer, bpis Se nGpner '3ecp'
rabsYoIten@. Spis De fisber en- Gar al
WprtbueItern Sioe & Sur 60. euer ienber
Suber % Climb til Dem, iaar Sc gps og
8ileler irit.
Suoer % Yelsuarf iuobringer MI meset
bpie Iriier. SGls life hientme for halp eler
10 3reoieoels Triier, men "TRIP til ps eiter
Yrisliiter.
Gurtbweiern Sibe & 6ur Co., Iinnea'
polis, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Nor oe Oatter gale.

Mr@, Stinmell bar | S Nnr pprct
pon ct @nIebus i'WPid,igon. Won.
Den er 6arnter pcb &c Wnrs ! Sotpa.
Nh bar Sattecen emma teooaet
S~elunoro. &un par 81 Mar o1 Ell
mcget onnret Eiqe. ! oen i'rcre
Sio bar religisle SfutpIer terpuet
benoe 6orItanben, % hlIIi iorlegie
Here 8alMe at fortorte iii Gin. Sor
10 War tllbage tog bun Silt. % iorle,
Den l1ac ntente bun, at Ell Nifooning
AZ Sith lfuloe itiue henoe ira 0ennc
@erhel. MprteliA NOT loo man ben.
De aaa las. o. 0en 22oe. 0u inaen par
bientme, If bun eroelig uGfcri. bpah
bun pilbe. @un flpote iia = % mo,
lm1trte liz meb aeroiin. ION hln al.
tpnote men Ell 6pritiffe. ScnocS
Nror % en- Onfd ionbt bel,oe opo,
% o. fom tilboge ira en- ,Sagttur.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
Sicmmc paa SnIcbeisa.

Ndis Clara Negg fom BERTH
itoite 9eroae ira Hicc 9ofe. @iS, Tor
OF %iiIbringe Sulebelsen 5icnmc,
Miia @eririoe Bear, Der ihtoe
rer / Q~aoalport, fom biern i ,silleie.
rierne iioite GorSNag,
@liis SSSena 6nlacu er biefnme
/ rsuIcferierne ira So0ies seminar /
&eo @nta,
W}iiS Sarub &arien Der III op
boIoer iia Chicago, en- biemmc / 81.
len.
Omar @ulfSberg CT bienmne
pua Sulebeieg ira Seminariet / Sam.
line.
Senru 9telioh Ssn al Oeplrtp
Goitneiter Nelion or bienlme | Sillen
ira College Of @bniicionS onh Cur
aeons / Gbicnao. boor ban for Si0en
ihtoerer.
Niorep Golrbnep, lorn MI er Giep
peo GuIper 9fiIitarp AcoOenm, En-
hieTnune pnn S~Slicbeleg.
Sarrp 4eiler er biemme / 81,
len ira Glllper MiIitorn Ac00emp.
Nftis Alltn &anion er bienrme
ira NorthiicIO / Sulen,
3. Z. @oe er / @pcn paa SUE
beisl. San itlt0erer ue0 Truiteifu.
len / Sanlire.
Eait. Hicolai 9orien ser M
ihioerer TbeoloQi / 81. 9ouis. er
hiemmle hos line SorpIorc. Vroi. %
Mirs Sarien, / SlIIen. 0attereu
aoren 2arien ,iom mi Dor ! Maoi
ION. @is., er liaeIeoe@ hieumle paa
eli NIiit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27
sra Hiogciuap.

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Iup anqaor, mel6t ON / Soften"
iiOite llqe, euifer ri Inn at isie octte
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12te o9. life 6reoaq Oh at oct
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ion al ilpttc ill. on De noger.
iinbe ifiIee snite en- 6ornnoriuq paa
GpboIosileo. Ceres Slrpt ~ Sen.
ner boaoe i Qecorob % poa Sonoet
ca Den Itore Sfnre al @iuiler euitcr
Rem Ell luttelig Sremtio.
Sioite Su$oaa giten blep lSeter
Claus Sperion "a S~ilgebora Caroline
MIeanrg ~rgtepieoe / Gre2coe peo 20.
itor 0tterion Nutoena 5lUgt %
mango @emer berrumot IcoiuQcoe oct
unae Gar IiQe til oet iremtioiae
Stem / &armonu. Mimi Gen bCo-
tie @armoui bcrife melem Dem ollie
Sage!
Sobld2 &honlplon Hleo Slltrii
ira Spo 0ofotu er after acr blouOt
aomic Genncr ~ 9efieuNte.
. @renool truttc ian lmaui
paa en- 3%lrlereiie til &otf Go.. @Iuu.
men Iaaoce poa 5pacieuacu san
or 0oq mi i 9oh @eoriuQ
Groi {ooicr ira < g Semi.
Iaru Reo @md. @tiun 2Ntcrcu
5oroh. Clara Hingoeu "a en- Rii2
SenNrifion aIToer os uco Sale,
bcipq
~ Stoeuiteu 81 andre ao0c 5dQcl
or M iuroiqc til 0sitioeu. @ncus
Goif qlosoeoe qomic 0elle %ohuior
% Suitru mco en- $40. let pnr en-
tirrtcmmcu SlleRape Tor Sc @oulc
ner hopcc miitct ocrta cncitc $40
1of, SIenutr. pao Sc &crIc9 %Nue
ben itore @ipcr peliiauc iQicni
Bore 0riitjQc amerIfauifc Ben
ner err fomne loo Iauqt ntco nere.
airfeorbei0c Ter / 9pcn al Sc MI foi
10 Rem @lpHc me0 en- potter o,
flanaiulb aIoffe oppc I Garnet a
funne ringe mo I,uIer. airteu er el
Hrpo FOR @uen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-27

mnnoen - bm boboe rio'en a / II
Nnr, rtlet, on mootte'n iasnet tilpcrs
|Iel!"
"g,ar bet Ell a~inotnnb?"
"Nei, Oct bar 8looprop! Nei %,
ban bnpoe life JRarber Derigane Dam,
- fife iaa mlDe nt'n flinoe bite a Ell
|Sfraa engarte. Oct maatte onore
gisrc for'n."
9eren til 5ortlirfnmmeret git op,
og 1anbIRgen foin no fulgt al en-
paflenoe Mm,o meo bloois IsrflRoe
for piunoen.
"Soner for De Saareoe!" ing6e
@mtlcn % retteOe Jig paa StoIen.
Gen n9lte," iagoe SanolRgen meo
inobpoetroe Stemtne.
Den @anlIe pcbbIep at fsre Sroet.
Oct er piit 9eres Eur, Maom. "
"HeH bet pe6 Sub, Oct fife er, -
ieg fom netop. Get er piit ben Ser,
relt %0erDenite."
"Hei, iaa iarbelig ON oct er; ieg
er en- at be iioite," bo9ieo Den blege,
itrtge Mano.
"&anife Den Serren bill inb isrit,"
iag6e BEN @nnrle / en- mproig Zone
og pegte paa mig, - "bon ier uo I'll
at ia Oct trabelt."
"Nei, tliiinb Saf, ies tan iaa itber.
Zig sobt oerte. Spor Yoffers er Sat-
ten mini" Sffe ON Sarroen Dor bull
iom ct 6ingerbG pd ieg lloi9tte mig
for Be ffiIoreoe Smerter.
Gen elle efter ben anoen meg Jig
ifpnoiomt no al Osren.
"gGriegoo, iaa faar De femme oa,"
iagoe Sanol9gm til Den @onle.
Seq? Nei ieg ifal life ba' tr9ft
no no'en Smto. Seq filter Der bare
liot for Moro Sfplo."