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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-09
NEWS FROM IRELAND
Tho Irish Exodus.

MWC TkUM lktLAND
The Irish Exodus.
"a million q decade' Calmly and
The units are read by our statesmen
sage;
Little they think of Nation old,
Fading away from History's page;
Outcast weeds by desolate sea-
Fallen leaves Of Humanity.
"a million decadev'-of human
wrecks,
Corpses lying in fever sheds
Corpses huddled on laundering decks,
: And shroudless dead OH their rocky
beds;
Nerve and muscle and heart and
brain,
Lost to Ireland-lost in vain.
"a million decadey Count ten by ten,
Column and line of the record fair;
Each unit stands for ten thousand
men,
+ Staring with blank, dead eye-balls
there;
Strewn like blasted trees ON the
sod,
Men that were made in the image
of God.
ssss ssss,.
\ ga million Il decade!'-and nothing
i done;
The Caesars had less to conquer Il
world;
: The war for the Right not yet begun,
The banner of Freedom not yet I'M
furled;
The soil is fed by the weed that
dies;
If forest leaves fall, yet they fer
tilize
But ye-dead, dead not climbing the
height,
Not clearing path for the future to
tread;
Not opening the golden portals of
light,
Ere the gate was choked by your
piled-up dead
Martyrs We, yet never name
Shines on the golden roll of Fame
Had We rent one gyve Of the fostering
chain,
Strangling the life of the Nations
soul;
Poured your life-blood by river and
plain,
Ye touched with your dead hand
Freedoms goal;
Left of heroes one footprint more
On our soil, tho stamped in youl
gore
We could triumph while mourning the
brave,
Dead for all that was holy and just
And write, through our tears, OH tho
grave;
AS we flung down the dust to dust
'They died for their country, but
Her up from the sleep of the dead
"a million a decade!" What does il
mean?
A Nation dying Of inner decay
a churchyard silence where life has
been
The base of the pyramid crumblin.
away;
A drift of men gone over the sea
A drift of the dead where me1
should be.
Was it for this We plighted your word
Crowned and crownless rulers OF
men?
Have We kept faith with your crucifiet
Lord,
And fed His sheep till He come.
again?~
Or fred like hirelng shepherd:
away,
Leaving the fold the gaunt Wolf
prey?
Have We given of your purple to cover
Have We given of your gold to cheer
Have We given Of your love, as a love
Might cherish the bride he held dear
Broken the aforementioned t,
feed
Souls and bodies in uttermos
need?
Ye stand at the Judgment bar to-day
The Angels are counting the dead
roll, too;
Have We trod in the pure and perfec
way,
And ruled for God las the crowned
should do?
Count our dead@before angels ant
Yere judged and doomed by tn
Statist's pen. Lady Wilde.
ANTRIM.
On Feb. Z luncheon in honor o
the visit of Sir Henry Irving and Mis-
Ellen Terry was given in the Gran'
Central Hotel, Belfast, by Sir JAIME
Henderson, high sheriff. There was
representative gathering of leading
citizens; and the lord mayor, Sir Dan
iel Dixon, who was present, wore hi
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-09
4. 0. N. DIRECTORY
NATIONAL OFFICERS.

NAI1ONAL UT T1CENo.
John 7. keating, National President, Chi
cago, Ill.
james 3. Dolan, National Secretary, New
Haven, Connecticut.
James B. Bree, National Secretary, New
Haven, Conn.
p. L. Moran, National Treasurer, Wash
ington, d. Z.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-09

John j. Mcuale aud Ace p. Abel,
lawyers. SOL Bank OF Commerce
Building
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-09

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
p. j. O'Connor, Savannah, Ga.
NJ. ]. Burns, Indianapolis, Ind.
VIM. j. Cronin, Boston, Mass.
Patrick O'Neill, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-09

Chris A. Gallagher, counsellor-at-
law. 920 Guaranty Loan Building.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-09

DIVISION NJ. o-l'rcsluent, 4. J. Doyle, 42s
Euluuuu ST.; Vice Pres, u. Il. Breuuun, cur.
University ana SneIlluS avs; acc. SEC,
Eilhcr AAcAcAli;., 81. Iaui seminary; I'm.
sec., JAS. lAamkins, 4u3 ralrvlcw 81. !;
Treas, Jas. DOGGY, 1888 Charles ST.; lus.
Sec, "A. ). Mccarthy, oIl sulltn av. MevtS
~ cor. University aud Prlur on THIRD hrl-
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DIVISION No. 4-Iresiucnt, JAS. j. Regain,
90 lgiehurt ST.; Vice Fres., II. j. ConnOliy,
lot auuuuue ST.; I.ec. Sec, NJ. J. Muruu
All. Vernon ST.: Treas, W. J. ncsan, ::J5
AartlA ST. Meets at nniSulS OF Columbia
hail second and fourth luesuuyS.
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THE IRISH STANDARD,
81 Fourth street S.. Minneapolis MINI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1901-03-09

SALTWATER. WASHINGTON COUNTY.
County President, Il. w. Mct;arry; Pres.
7. W.. Welsh; Vice Pres, ID. II. Doyle Rec
Sec, Philip ltyhn; Fin. Sec, Thos CurIey
Treas, j. W. Clenry; lns. See, Dnnc
Brennan. Meets every Monday evening at
A. y. II. hail, in Grulld Opern House bidg
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26
AMER1CUs, Ca, JUNE 90, 1901.

Fourth of July is less than two weeks
off but already returns from fireworks
accidents have begun to come in.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26

The qualities and the cost of Texas
oil as fuel will soon be shown at the
Louisiana sugar refneries, seven of the
largest of which have decided to dis
continue the use of coal entirely and de-
pend absolutely on the Texas product
The changes in the furnaces of these
refners will cost about S35, 200, and it
is estimated that they can be run by
oil at cost of $4,000 year. AS they
have consumed $3.50, 900 worth of coal
year, the change will be profitable
provided the oil shall meet expecta-
tions. Success in this case would
mean, of course, a vast extension of
the use of Texas oil as fuel. The en-
thusiasts in the Lone Star State fully
believe that revolution IN the matter
of fuel is impending, and that it viii
be virtually universal; that not only
manufacturing establishments but
steamboats, and even locomotives will
all eventually discard coal. They as
sumo that the supply of oil is mex
haustible.-Albany Herald.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26

Trains arrive at and depart from Central
of Georgia Railway passenger station.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26
FOUND AT LAST.

There's q young girl IN New York
who comes about as near filling long
felt want as anybody we have heard
of yet 1t is not because she shines
IN society, excels in music, scintillates
in the dance or corruscates in the par
Tor. 1t is not even that she is an extra
good housekeeper or a perfect cook,
nor any or all of these accomplish
ments. Her superiority consists in the
fact that her touch is death to mos
quitoes, heas land such small DEER"
to all of which contact with her skin
is sudden and inevitable death. As
soon as any insect lights on her he
curls up and passes without the assist
ance of doctor or physie, and stays
dead. There's no 'possuming in 1t.
This girl, we insist, is treasure be-
yond price, bright star in the firm
ament, gem in the coronet, pearl
in the necklace of humanity. More
of her would be boon to suffering
world, and the more the better. We
need her every hour and in every Sec
ton of the land. One of her in every
gathering would save pain, vexation
and possibly some swear words. A
fair proportion of such girls would do
away with the thousands of devices and
inventions on which we now depend
for protection from the bites of insect
pests and enable the rest of us to worry
through life with only modicum of
the ills from which we now suffer.
Young lady, we salute you'll May
your tribe increase = Montgomery
Advertiser.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26
FOR RENT.
DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE,

DWELLING:- of the best
built and most comfortable Groom
modern, up-to-date residences in
the city. Newly built with gas,
water, sanitary plumbing and cleo
trio bells throughout. Large front
porch and eastern front. Possession
September LIST.
STORE ROOM That very de-
sirable store room in corner of Allen
House, Cotton avenue and Forsyth
streets. At present occupied as a
barber shop. Store has a large airy
cellar and is one of the best grocery
or dry goods stands in the city.
Store will be put in perfect order
under possession Immediately to
sirable tenant at very low rent,
will trade out entire rent with
tenant. Apply to
JOHNSON & HAROLD.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26
a PSALM OF LIFE.
Revised Version.)


Tell me not in mournful mum bers
"Lite is but an empty dream"
Rouse yourself from idle slumbers.
Think up some big plundering schem
Take it to the Old Man, saying;
There's slice in this for you"
That's enough; you need not worry,
He will surely rush 1t through.
In the worlds broad field of battle,
In our offce-holding life,
We're the bosses driven cattle,
He's the hero in the strife.
Lives of bosses oft remind US.
We can make our office pay;
Truth and honor leave behind US,
And still get there anyway.
Let us then be up and doing
The dear people--'tis our right
Still achieving, still pursuing.
Grabbing every thing in sight,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26

The freight rates on dry goods from
New York to Southern markets has
been increased twenty per cent. The
transportation companies seem never
to be satisfied with their dividends.
They are doing more business than
eyer before in the history Of the world,
and yet, their income seem to be in
sufficient to satisfy their wants.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26
Providing For Shertf's Family.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, June 25.-Again
this morning in the constitutional con-
vention the section relating to providing
for the family of the sheriff or his dep.
uty who is killed while protecting a
prisoner from mobs was debated. Gov
ernor Jones eloquently appealed to the
convention to reconsider the vote by
which the Burns section, providing for
this provision, was lost. After lengthy
debate, reconsideration was carried by a
vote of 80 to 90.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26
THREE NEGROES sHoT.(
One Dead; Another Fatally Injured;
Third VIII Recover.

Third Will Recover.
WINSTON SALEM, n. O., June %. I'm
Kernersville last night, q negro nah ID
John Harris, shot three negro men
julius Reid, Adolphus Moore and Ar
thur Mater. Reid died at l o'clock to.
day. He was shot in the stomach.
Moore was shot in the head and will
die. Mater is wounded in the left leg
and it Is thought he will recover.
The men had been WORKING on the
Bell Telephone company's long distance
telephone line between Winston and
Greensboro They fell out over game
of cards at their camp, ~ miles below
Kernersville. They went to town about
9 O'Clock, when Harris bought a pistol
and two rounds of cartridges. He then
went back to the other three men and
renewed the quarrel with julius Reid,
and in few minutes the shooting fol-
lowed Reid, Moore and Mater were
not armed.
Harris, who is said to be from South
Carolina, left Immediately after the
shooting. Sheriff Alspaugh and posse
are looking for the murderer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26

The new third party should make
bid for McLaurin, Crenshaw and Com
pany. That firm is not at home with
the Democrats and appear to be
ashamed to join the Republicans
Waycroes Journal
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26

Judge William Fl. Jackson, of the
superior court at Cincinnati, will be
the democratic candidate for governor
of Ohio. He is a native of Tennessee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26

{ A Missouri man refused to contribute
anything to help build fence around
a cemetery, arguing that there is no
need to fence in graveyard, as the
people who are in can't get out and the
people who are out don't want to get in.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26
Philadelphia at Charleston.

CHARLESTON. June ga committee
of the Philadelphia city council is here
today to settle upon the site for the
Philadelphia building at the Charleston
exposition. They are being entertained
=. sl,n citizans and will atav +rayA a---
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26
TRUE BILL IS FOUND.
Earl Russell Indicted In England For
Bigamy.

Bigamy.
LONDON, June 25.-In the Old Daley
court this morning the court returned a
true bill against Earl Russell for bigamy
and the recorder said the trial would
take place in the house of lords. The
action of the court yesterday in making
absolute the decree nisi obtained in De-
cember, 1900, by George John Somer-
vile, in his divorce suit against his
wife, in which Earl Russell was made
CO spondent, was a purely legal for
mality.
In charging the grand jury, the re.
corder said that even if the earl's di.
vorce was valid in the United States it
would not be binding in Great Britain.
The recorder notified the lord chancel-
lor, Lord Halsbury, of the finding of
the court.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26

The Cubans have accepted the Plat
amendment and will now have just so
much independence as the United
States sees fit to permit
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1901-06-26

Mr.. Carnegie donates $50, 600 for a
public library in Macon, with the con-
dition that the city appropriate So, 900
annually to keep it up.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
SmaapInf
GrolIY'G ar'ensO pfinoer.

Sroet trolley" par | England
oprinoeIig Napnei paa en- LAB aier.
re, iom man ierte Sernbanemaieria-
Iier paa. : Gmerita anpenbeS BET
paa S%porpogne, JON oripes me0
gleftricitet, og meb bette lit npc
Snbbolo er oct fomm,et tilbage til lit
Siemlanb.
@leftriife Sporpogne ices M oper.
olt 8erben. Sngeu itsrre $50 /
Imerifa lapner DEM, % De bar / DC
iioite 10 @ar uobreot iig til en-
W9ngoe enrop9iife @per, enbog /
oct iierne Norben.
Zen egentliee Spiinoer al Dem er
glenit men Oct oplples lui, al ,Sobn
GaDlep, lom Dor / Scranton, ga.
% er aisrer eller Motormano pna
en- al Sinierne, bar ben ierite, JON
iatte en- SroIlep-9ar | gep9seIie, en-
Sabrifdrbeiber / 9pen unbiangeoe
Soeen til oct npe 9eforbringsmiobel.
&an erperimentereoe meb Stoal,
troab 90 @lettricitet % lit en- liocn
@ogn I'll at gaa. Wen ban uotcg
intet Botent, % mere nRrige sSolt
itial iioeu Soeen fra bam. Scrantur
pooitaor, Of ben bar Den Gloite Sroi'
lep.Sinie / 8erben. Den poabeepnb.
ties ben Cite Suli 1886 os bIep fer.
dig ben 29oe Rouember iamme aar.
Sroaepen bar aiLsit De fleite Seiteba.
ner, % De iorbolbspis me aobelbo-
ner ZEN nmerifanit SpfinoeIie) be.
apnoer Of blipe aammelboaie, 'na nc
ogioo lGgqes bort. Snort fomner
oqioo 3ompbonerre no iqiennem
2ouoei iii at ombptteS meo eleftriife
@oner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
IRA Barr Negiom college.
Sr. Heoafter.

Sr. Heoafter.
Varf Hegion Sittber College bupoe
lin oorlige aoncert Srehng Aften Den
15oe WartS. elsie 8oncerter bar
altib pGret peIlpffebe og gobt be.
iegte. Ienne iiolte opertrai BOG re
iorrige, ialinlb hoab ialriet Eiibli'
finn Gnaaar. Ser bar mcllem 6 90
I hlnoreoe Verioner tiIiiebe. Sor.
uben Mliiifforpiet$ Wtlliif OF @lec-
alubbens Snng hoobe ri ogiaa ben
itore S~orneieIlc at bore Sr. :. =.
Shorts nafre Seuoritemme. Otter
Goncerten iiilqte Ell SoreitiDina pch
Glrnforeningen Zen felaenoe nj.
ten boIbteS Ell hpaaelia Seit / Gole.
get. goifilige al Sfolen8 iornumS
Glener "a andre 0enner oor tiIitche.
N|arae AZ biSie par foinne langpei$
ira FOR al operupre Soucerten,
NrbciSei poo oeu me Sfolebno.
nina er M beqnrot. anrtrnftereu
or OR. 2uuriter CT AZ Seraus Sails
@pomeitre San oater al bripe Mr.
beioet iremob ioo raft ior mitlia..
No @%puninQcr mna prre frrhia til
SER lite Sftnber. SroiarrIinaer ~
Penqe ouar meQet beISip. SoIf oiier
ia meqet ofierniniqe % nber nieo.
rnrTiQ tore @ioroq @napeforoet
cr M 'au fort at man life behrnsr
Of orre rpN FOR. at ser ToI fcmme
iii at bniIe rcGcr bctpoeIig @irIh
roo SroIen
@tntertcrmineu ifaI M mart al.
NiiieS. Ten bar ppret peIlnffet /
onc Moaoer. Ssariraer bar prrct
gob Glcperne hor aiort aobe Srcm.
ifriht / inc Srioicr % SrmbbcoS-
tlliturbcr hor ppret iortrGrelia
Ter hor jnbtrIiet bare 10 aIporlilt
SnloomStiIiTIoe
Eli Slutrirp oil iea berrerfe al
Gorf Negion 9uther College bar
III orenet i'm @irfiombeS mee SeIo
NJ Gor. % bet meo temmelis ino,
ifrrrfeoe @efpemmeliebeoer. Oct
er aItiaa bIeocn sootaicrt, at Ser.
gus Sails err Set rette Steo for CT
ioobar SfcIe. Meo ben rpe @pa.
rma | Siate rrao oet ontascs. Of
SfoIen fan ie en- ms Srerntie imcbe.
acrrciponbent.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Stne for Siencitepiacr.

Silifpnoet bertil peo Wtrs. Glen
$. HidaroS, en- Gatter al Wr3.
Siilia 8arO Sope, og lom bar inter.
esleret lis meeet for GieneripsrgS.
moaIet % bar lfrepet otbt % breot
ON, bporleoeS man tunoe elere De-
res SttIline mere iaalelig na lore.
bpgee, al De hrioer ON poa @aberrc
ON Iftenen, bor man / Nep Dorf
inbrettet CT "Iportment" .Sus Cbuoc
Der er gefoemmeIieheb Tor Here ia.
miller neo en- Sne FOR Bigernc.
tomfortohelt msbleret meb Ioaarg
I'll IfbenptteI'e for ale 5ienerne /
8~ngrtneen. @isie @itencr bar Sc
Gnlenniua I'll al mobtaae line 0er,
ner ner, 'om uilbe oPre unuiIili I
De bite iwoo aieffener / oiS'e 9eic-
goliacr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Nnmcloelie

"Sar 9Gren ON llopGIseIieu no.
gen irr 9etpSnins for ariitenIipet?"
Snenitaaenoe Spsresmaal bar
Gaitcr Y. ImIuno beionret / et Iioet
Sfriit. - "A Siber tort ioui
nctcp err uofcmmet | Srpffen.
"a iee bdpoe l9it Oct. iaebe ieg
nj mig ielp: @io bpereneite Ell al
port airfciolf moaiie iaa Oct | tine
SGnSer % lGie Oct after % after.
Get er ell iaub Verle al CT Sfriit.
9aS mig oerior iaa iise I'll port
airteiulf: Sag o. l9sl Get lTlses
Tor 3 Gents. iorienot | Toiten >
Gents cfstra. Get or AT ian hos
iScriatteren. Hep. u. Nmluno. Storu
Sitp. Soma. >. y. Yanssnes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Gn aOel auiuSes SnohnosIic.

8Ictorios Geo bebuoer ct not
Siospuutt ! europpiff 8oIitif. 8eO
Grdncs Soiepbs IeS, ION life IGnge
ton uoebltoe. ri! guropas SmreIie
bpile ! me "a Ter Oct meite lmqe
SGuoer. GIcforia pu fife opre Der
lprlere at raaoe. ct ruc SnofIuoeIic.
Of itogse mar Sn0eIe bIir opbio.
iche CrOrpmaeus u~iouroerllgc
Ver'cniiJh5o er bor,e rSnqcn
aouae fou iaQe heu6eS QIaos. eQcr
Giere idaoani 2abtrpt paa uner
lonoifc Ct9lomoter, ION Inn Oct
er life Blot az bun car Grorriun.
0eriterinAe ION girr at henocS GrH
nil bIine ptSt 90 breot istt mer oet
al hun unr Ell abel apjroc Sur-
per's @eefIn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
SolTtfen ("Sbc 5nnhuwcr"

SelloutarIs er en- glomit Der
l line mango @arieieter ber tomme
til mere 9Sre, eno ben gier, oa Den
er meget npttis. Gcr Oct 'erite er
oeu meget paffer I'll aIilaes Gefora.
toner, % oernRit potser ben / al.
il1gs Soro, er berior prGgtiq. naar
Der er ct eaer anoet minore bent Steo
! Sapen man piI ffjule, I. gfs. foran
90 omfring aompoiibauoe. NfiFt.
bRufe. etc, "a Der income iSre er en-
uomPrfet Rerine Tor Ssnieic.
S~apebrue o. SsnieboIb bsrer 10
eaer burbe bore nsie iaumv- ~ Ia
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Cor Rpinoen.
Hebseeret for sTee. .9ritsns At Una Aenna.
unae Spreere.

5 Sem Dorf bar man be fi6fte tn
Ior iamlet Smansutter % Su,an'
piaer, Der enbml eaar | Sfole, til en-
Screening, iom ifal binIpe 8ube'
Heneierinas ssoritanberen meb al
boIoe eSaberne rene. @srnere CT
oraaniiereoe / Here inaa Scrent1,
ger. meo GHieerer oper Tia, for bpilfe
De aiL9gaer Heenifab ON bpiIfen
Si9Ip DC bar poet. Nonee al benz
gier enhnu mere; tbi De forieger Of
hinhre, al @aoerne unehnenhig bIir
tilinuoieoe, Tom er meaet beore ero
Of hipIpe nteb al ieie Smuoiet pef,
ps foiter Iaugt miubre. On Then
Spr rapportere0e, nt bon hopoe ief
en- Game fate 9ananaifol poa Ga.
ben, % at ban off ben I'll benbe ~
efter at ban bnobe taget Sfalet np,
ioaoe iii henbe: Scr ioa mil life at
oisre Der; pi moa Ieie WRno til at
hoIoe 9uoerne rene
Bern, iom Ieper / minore gper,
ener enboe Bern. iom Ieper | Seem
gorf oe life er fienbt / tenement
9iltrifterne. oil reppe funne fore,
itile iie, bppr meeen Si9lp bisie
Smao / De fattiaere Dele al 9per
fan eisre Rengisrinss. Deportemer.
tet. Oct er mi npiten umuIigt for
en- lioen Gut eIler Biae at fate q
Stpfe 1opir iib poa Sober, nben
at en- Iiben 9eeefamerat eiler en- 8ut
eiIer piee, iom pasierer iorbi tiIta'
Ter benz berfor. Sommetioer, ianot
Of fiee. Ter life bette poa Den pen
Iigite Ianbe. men | ReaeIeu gaar
bet nof iao bsfliat til; tbi oct er oct.
2eberue for oenne me Srbnina 10
ger al inbprente DC hinge, at bernie
beres SipIp ifoI noes poa Ell ireoe.
liz Maaoe.
: oct ienere er larrme Sororo-
ming oaion inoiert / Sfolerne, or
iiteoei for. lom tioliaere, at fate
Vapir paa @nlpet, err Der %onitaffai
Tnpirfuroe / bpert SfoIepPrelie,
netop iii bette 9rug.
@r Oct life rimeligt, at bette Ir.
beibe nil hape ben @irfning, at Dor.
meme folnmer I'll at bolhe enbnu me-
OF 9pen? Gr oct life muligt for
one @ern al biora9e I'll. at oct
Steo. bpor De Dor, fan blipe renere
"a behnacligere?
Cqioa paa Sunhei poo Tarmeu
funOc me9et 9iereS al DC Smoo FOR
az @norosrummet fi,noe bline mcr
tiItrptfcnbe. % oeito mer 9ernenc
bleu ppnnct iii at blrlpe Ill bermeo.
hcito qIo6erc pilhe DC blipe | inc
STEM. @erncrc / Nem @orf. ION
hsrer til @ohe.R cnSuiras Sorerin
uen. bruger ct 0oonb C9aoge) ION
&c letter tor TriS pno. Otter
"SutIoof.")
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
Ut besrGnoist Antal 3aringspa

tienter Tan eiier lite Mai moStases ii
SebaneIins | nit Sanaiprium for Ia.
r,nssirge. 5or nrrmere rneerrcininC
ON aurmetbpbe OH. iilifrip
3. @pis Wobn, M. ID.
Wiinpt, @aro 60, y. Soi
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

Sra mootea ShmaIinen 'Suspsunens ~
"a nsesiip ioea. Yeiu Suitru. iiasr, at hsn
sloria fDr bar inet paa en- iaa COB Taiiine
Tom sSuspennens Sfulbe pi bape tlsbt eeu
hos en- aeent CT reg filter poa, at pi bapos
maattet betale runot 30 Dollars mere. Seq
srbeioler ben til Gnhuer. oer suffer fig ey
Lie Rlasies SnmaIine. Zen CT aloeles
spsr Sorpeutnlns I'll ben gri& 0neseO
e0ogefou, RaR6efer yRiun
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

hi formober, at bore 2rfere, Der bar
Soper, oeioo boIoer Ssts, arbefaier
pt Suffiffcr pao bet bebite. Ranr
MAI, ON @interen er rsbt TIL at bupe
&%snferts / Sits, fun nan pua en- let.
pinbt Raooe ftofe benz mction peb
of benee belle Srsbuiet at Soiftffen
rmber Tdeet / Ssniebniet, iaa bit,
at Ssriere for Of fornrne til &jer.
nerre, er usot I'll at hoppe op.
IT.
SmaapInf.
Rep Oorf bar en- Spsmmeifole
for 8ninber. @Ieper i~nftruercs
oenne auuit ira De er 6 aor o. OPP
ooer. Srftruftsren flyer, at meeet
faa apinber foritaar at aanbe bpbt
os Iangfont, mebens De er / @unbet,
bog I9rer be NOT fan biirtigt, o.
mango al Dem opnoar peo goeI'e
Iisefaa flor S9roiebeb % llbboIben.
beb iom M9no.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02
9etttl fra SIaamtp Gannerp Co.,
Tacoma, @afh.,

% ienb 3. % Etber meb BeitiIinsen.
Stepart Sslano Silo, HOO Stir. / Sgnoen,
$500
Stewart Sslano Glib, $50 Ctr. / n
9VnOe ....................... $50
Tuset Spuno imaa Glib. 1000 Str.
apnOen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Huset Spunb imaa Glib, 800 Stir.
3pnbsn Observation-Disclosures. It's
&rporet Glib 100 Sttr. ........... 3,75
Blobrpo gllalta Gar, 200 Euuo / Ipn.
Den ...............'.......... 900
Blpbrpo Ilaifa Gar, 100 Yunb...... 4.50
SpitsSar 200 8uno i5snoen. ....... $50
Spit-9aI 100 Yuno ............ 2.75
Sermetiit neblagt 8oeite / / Yunbs
9Glfer pr. 9uiin. ............ 150
9arerne %sarauteres spbe. Sragten beta.
les-af alsbereu. 30a4
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-02

SnoeNoleeRps be I 1875 peotasne COP.
&alalore, 5ppnIope, G%ouutnIooe. Siatt..
lope. Stpieloue. Sei!pps, 5attisloue. sGsts.
TABS. % Stilsmtsle'2 oue, 8eal Gitat..
SsereIs % 9auoloue. Stttelooe. Sriminal.
lore. 9ieu'9pue. 5reouiuss.g ous n.iu.
Sossu or uunoprTlis for eubper 6orrs..
uiussmano % 6arnner. gReo ben | quiet
tan man ipore is mesel Srpper o. I'd.
glitter I'll Sasiprer. @oos mOpuaost sa.5o.
portpirt. 2illalss Dos
y. slnunofen, 9eeorah. Soma.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-10-21

Paints Devoe paints, at Jansen's
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