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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
Decline to Be Punished.

GreeEsbOrO Beacon.
 Governor Johnston has issued an ad- dress stating that he will vote against the new Constitution and giving his reas- ons for so doing. The address is about all that can be said against the proposed Constitution The Governor need not jus tify his opposition to the movement. Few speople will credit him with higher mo- tivss than spite in opposing at this day what ho obstructcd until he awakened the peo~le to action by bitter opposition. The people decline to be punished for re- turning Morgan. to the United States Sen af
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
Letters to The Editor. .; $ N 9s $ $ $ $ s t $ ISss E <;
 A FALSE CLAIM
Of Authorship of a Beautiful Hymn.


 Dayton Ala. Sept. 27, 1901. Editor The Advertiser:
 In the report of the negro convention held in Birmingham, which appeared in your issne of Sept. 26th. ! see. that the members of that convention felictated themselves, that the hymn God be With You Till We Meet Again" was writtenby a negro The hymn, which was very appropriately sung at the conclusion of the laborious association together of written by Rev. J. E. Rankin. By reference to an annotated hymn book, it is found that Mir. Rankin. is, or was. q Presbyterian divine and pastor in Orange, New Jersey, He has been we'll known as a contributor to the religious prass of the country and quite an able writer. Though never writing many hymns. he has great cause to be proud of the hymn the authorship of which 1t was sought to claim for the negro race, Though members of that race have writ ten some good things. Mir. Rankin and the people of Orange New Jersey. VII hardly enjoy the claim which alligns this minister with that color.
 c. P. Atkinson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
LADIES JACKETS, TAHOE MADE
 SUITS AND SILK SKIRTS.

We direct special attention to the above, and while in our Millinery Department we want you to take a look at what is undoubtedly the largest and most complete stock in the state.
 Jackets SIPS to $25.oo.
 Tailor Made Suits $500 to $25.oo. Silk Skirts $5.9S to $35.oo.
 Children's Reefers 75 cents up.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
They Should Investigate.

Mobile Register
 Colombia 'tscentifc money" that is to say. printing-press money is worth four cents on the dollar. The allied Thirdists should investigate and find out why this is so.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
Exxax~@@@x ss1sss 1sssRRaa x x sx.x*ss@*esa
WITH ALABAMA EDITORS.
x x x ls x ls x x
Ready for a Treaty.

Prattville Progress.
 Willie Waffle Astor dislikes the Ameri- can press. and the American press is ready to execute reciprocity treaty of fullest size on the spot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

". A. Scott. Circulation Manager of The sHontgomery Advertiser. being duly ewern' Says: The foregoing statement of The Adver- tiSer's circulation for the month of Auguss. g. iI aol is true and correct. and compiled eftsf su returns from newsobys, news agents ana iaft-oyer copies have been deducted. n,,,~ mxpru to and subscribed before me this St1 daS or sep'sm0er' W. JACKSON.
 N F.. Ex-o. y P.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

brother. Horace. Major Leonard Dar nns q former member of Pariiamen, s,ssty retary of the Royal Geograpnica ,ssned and Francis Darwin IS hc,t i1izf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
RACKET STORE.
 IO5 Dexter Avenue. Telephone M Autumnal Opening
 Of Fine Millinery. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
 September 30, October and 2.
 Conceptions rare, creations from every where-Ameri- can, Parsan German, Orienta-wl greet you here lin our new modern Millinery Parlors For months past wormen have been busy with plane and brush bud ing special quarters for this department we now say without hesitation that have the very finest in the State In celebration of this opening and evidence of appreciation of the liberal patronage extended the past going to present to every lady visitor Millinery Opening
. Beautiful Costly Souvenir

It will be thing of beauty and joy forever and mind you of great event and grand achievment
 Miss Annie Kearney, artist of known ability, fresh from the fashion center, has been engaged in this depart ment, and will be pleased to cater to your wishes
 We invite every lady in Montgomery and surrounding territory, and promise surprise you the of stock its upo-dateness and its convenient arrangement.
 While we have gone to great expense wish it under stood that the reasonable prices, for which have such reputaton will continue as heretofore
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

When the lightning gets through with the assassin we hope there need De no more controversy about his name.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
HOW rEFY ARE CHASED.

The Marion County News has made a discovery. and thus gives it out without charge:
 It is the true Democrats of the State who are opposing ratification. The bolt CTS and black belt aristocrats are its principal supporters.
 We are in some doubt as to whom The News refers to as the true Democrats, but of course the boIters are those who refused to suppcrt Mir. Bryan in lsse They will he very much astonished to learn that they are the principal sup porters of ratification, and the strong men all over Alabama who not only sup ported but endorsed the candidacy and the platform in 1896 and 1900. and who are now the most earnest and enthusiastic advocates of the new Constitution wilt doubtless he surprised to find themselves cIassed as boiters. However; some of them bolted from Johnston. If that is what rhe News means. and we imagine they do not feel any twinges of con science over the bolt.
 And the aliusion to black belt aristo- crats' is a huge joke. If there is any one man in Alabama who is fully en- titled to that appeilstion it Is ex-Governor Johnston. He comes as near filling the bill to the utmost as any man we can now think of And General Shelley until recently was as thoroughly identified with the black belt and It's methods as any Democrat in the State. 1T they are not eligible to the list of black belt aris- tocrats" we really do not know who would be. The News Is unnecessarily silly when it prints that kind of slush.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

The Springfield. Mass. Republican doesn't like to hear John Brown referred to as an anarchist. but '1e was one, all fhe same of the Czolgosz type.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

''The imbecile attempts of Czolgosz to simulate insanity show forth the utter emptiness of the mans head He has m diecernment. no discretion. no applica- lion" remarks The Portland Oresonian. Well. if his mind is utterly empty, and he is without discernment or discretion he must be either insane or an imbecile. Hut he is neither. and The oregonian's estimate of him is misleading
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

The Leavenworth Times argues that if Herr Most and Emma Goldman were com pelled to live together five years neither of them would have any use for anarchy. Possibly not, but what would the har- vest be3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29
THE FATE OF Al COWARD.

THE FATE UE A OOW ANIL
 Reading of the behavior of President McKiniey's assassin one is tempted to pity the cowardly wretch for his utter lack of manhood now that he finds him self face to face with the inevitable con- seduences of his crime. His nerve seems to have completely deserted him, and he shows up the brutal coward that he is'
 We suspect that Caolgosz is badly disappointed man in more than one way. He evidently expected to pose as nero before an admiring world. He thought his name and his deed would ne ceIe- brated in song and story and that an arehists throughout the world would crown him with triumphant laurels While living and apotheosize him after death And he also expected, no doubt, that 1T convicted at all 1t would be after lengthy trial during which he would pose as the champion of freedom and the world would ring with his deed and with his words.
 But Czolgosz was grievously disappoint- Ad From the moment he made his first appearance before the court he must have seen that he was confronting judges who would permit no theatrics and al- low no unnecessary hindrance. He saw that he would have no opportunity to nlay to the galleries and would not be permitted to pose as an apostle Of hn- erty. Tn short. he realized at the outset of the trial that his doom was fixed and that his trial would be brief. his convic- tion inevitable and his death as sure as it would be speedy.
 And we believe he was mistaken Tn himself. He had worked himself up 10 the belief that the assassination or the President would be a glorious deed, and that he was an instrument selected by the genius of Freedom to rid the country of an enemy to liberty. And no doubt he firmly believed that. if convicted ne would go to his death like another Em- met. and would end his life in way to make his act glorious and his death sublime testimony for the comfort and strengthening of his associates.
 It has been a fearful awakening NO acclamations have gone up from admlr- ing millions. No laurels have been placed on his brow and no crowns at his rect. Nothing has resulted as he expected ana he finds himself condemned to die a apeedy death with no compensating sur roundings No wonder the wakentng has been horrible. No wonder he shrinks and covers before the grisiy spectre that Will be present during every moment of his waking hours and will haunt his dreams when he sleeps. It Is enough to unnerve the poor wretch and to almost cause hon. orable hearts to pity him. Towards die many times before their death says Shakespeare. and the murderer of Presi- dent Mckinley will die every moment that breath remains in him. Let us hope that his example will have at least thf good effect of deterring others.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

The opposition to the new Constltutlon has reached almost a cyclone. It will sweep Alabama like a whlrlwind: Watch, The makeshift won't be in it. Bad will be the day for Albama if 1t is.-GeneVa Reaper
 Yes we can ,lmost hear that cyclone sweeping through the weeds like the last breath of an expiring calf. The whirl- wind disturbs a few decayed leaves and sweeps the dust from the political hy- ways and dark corners. The cyclone comes, but it is going for the antis.
 Would the esteemed Chattanooga Times mind a gentle hint that it Is liable to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

The man who always stops 10 think what he says doesn't always stop to say what he thinkS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

wigc-Why do they always have specIai on "1- a at rajiroad denots? Wagg-To keep peo- ple from taking the trains, Of course
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-29

The staid old Charleston News and Courier resents the assertion of con temporary that there will be no midway feature at their exposition, and thus makes reply:
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
8ammclt Sriffcburn.


bar 0tlleumabirefter Sofus Yfiluer
| lioitc &efte Al Oct nor0i'fe GIos
ifrlitsieIitaba Aarbeger funnel ont
tole et cie1toommcliat % uelbcpur5t
6un6, iom bIeo alort ior ire Mar
iiben. Weo Soroarbeioet til GorhnS
me Seoter blcn Ser / Mtai 1898 /
oen opfnitcbe i5nlh iunoct Dim.
bingsitpffei I'll ct Grlffehorr % en-
til iamme herenbc 9eIlngpla0c.
9eaae Gelc bar al @ror5e % FOR,
gpIote. ! Dem nor Der m6ifnoret
Srnamentcr. pna Wutbingsituffct
iefs oelpis iommenfletteoe 5ltglcii
aurer. poo @eiIoqplohcn ct @uano
meb otte ipnrnetriif anbrnQte Seffer.
Qienncm hniIfe Der after lsbcr II
@oono. apob ser imiolertib qlsr
Tuubet iTrlip ntprfeIiqt, or. at ben
her onuenotc Srnnmcntif or nor,
hi'f ell Srnomentif ser cncr8 fiut
furelidqer / T1tnhet ira TSeatnac OF
Ell Iinc Rrffc idrrtiSine Titnh. ST.
Sen hiSie for 20 Nor iiber blep be
hon6febc / NorbGnernc er Scr life
iremfnmmet noqet mt Stuffc al hel
ne Nrt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Sra 9Nooercanoene.
maaIfDr fIsosnbe gar.r.

(@unh.Gnbshen er eiter : pn,treui / Rot,
GorforitIftr: oil. SsffcIitsr: 6. - 2iier; . -
TeuIiter.
7enbe inbsnbe @artr l sfIappe '%pelfeIbt- CT
reanes Ita lis 2ifsr. lQ 20 eiter.
! aurntsrbe reqHss Iia / Babel er prttrsut 35A
1879 Gitrr. eitsr.
l SflQppc rt1res Zig iTil l Gallon er %prttreKi 3 %
otter. fire Seutfhels 2tter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
2tDsfDranDringen

er BEN ristisiis Beriooe | en- apinoes 3il'
u9reIie. Yaa @runD al bet moberne 9epe'
'Gt er Der lite en- 2oiube al 3uiino. ipm
nrrncr fig oeune iuloitRnb,a naiurliee
6oranSrins uoen at slcnnemsau en- Rrtte
u~bebaseItse % unoertioen inierteIjse Spup'
toner.
Sisie irpaselise Seoeanfnlo iom ieroer
8!ooet lnleuoe III clertet, III bette lpues
nrr peo at iprrnseS, % ben S~eiuimelies.
fglelie ipm fglger eiter moeritoeu meo aut
oesusninser. ION ON Slertet uuoertioeu piL
be opbpre al ilaa, or lesu paG Ell iarlja.
nerops Sngepm. Elsie Senenrfalo er net.
pp icd niduae 8eosraab ira Eatureu I'm
Si9Ip. Herperne bBnialoer ON 4sititance,
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Gn anmmcl Sile. llnber en- slit

Gn gnmmcl Sile. Timber en- Site
paa Soitet / Ell ASloos / Stsren ligger
iislge "Stisrb. No" o~pbeporet en- Ii,
ben pile meo ct fcrbolospis langt
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peb Jig, at ell Wooer meb oen bar
orpbt line Born, bpprpoo bun ie!p
'prong / @ulelpen. gpiiooen ioreoif
poa Horo ten1me / Sore - for Gu
100 Iar iiben. giIen Iaa ferit op.
6eooret pao @oaroen @nllono i
Sorg hos 2ensmouoen, bporfra oeh
blep uolaont til en- Sfomnger ire
nppnte Elaos for ar benpttee til at
ltrpae oper Ell "@ofiter". iom Ell az
bans E~anrprenbe bar beipPret meh.
"Ggiern". hpprmeo bar brpbt Golf
iflilbe nernIig efter oen Sibs Spertro
funre "giuoro for" (fltrere) ioabonrc
llbpefiter. @iIcn hor ienere - | flere
Sleetsleh ligaet paa lin nllun.
renbe GiaoS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
mrs 9,nu,e g,obls

% Neoraabe. buroe bpres l lioe. Nnoia
Q. Ituthams &eaetable %Gomppuno blCu
prRpdrerei for al imgoeiomme oct iulnoc.
aptuoenS Sip.
let o%pbpsscr Oct iprtiebc Ncrueloitem
oe IGtter S6inoerne / tauo nj lctrta al
9lennentsaa ben tore 6orauortus
seq par iom 6eIee Al Observation-Disclosures
en- ,nese lp3 apiuoe. Seq leo al pluoisliae
Seoeiornemmeller % Seipimeliesunialo.
Beg par %laaleoes PLACER al Smcrter i Sppeo
oe Rpg. at leg par bonss for at saa pai
@doen. Seq bleu iu~lpiiGuois belbreoet peo
Spoia G.. Ilutbams 8eaetable COMPOUND. .
Mrs. S"nuis Noble, 500 aepler St.,
Germantown, ga.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
ceiaa ct wrbbemaaI. Ssires

Sopeooreoner "aftenpoiten" %
"Worgenblooet" Ioa forIeoen | aran.
gel Der enote meb, at "Mftenpoiteu.
tom meo nogIe ippbise Snfinlationer
ON, at "RoreenbIabet"S Cplae nof
life bar itcrre emo beiit neopenoigi.
Gette ianot ieIoeite ~Ereblaoet" Tor
COLT. Iet gap "gftenppiten" en- or.
bcntlis Sperbaline % ilutteoe mes
at tilbpoe ct @phbemoaI ii mos
fem - ON, at SpIasene for hoert a.
DC to 9Iabe, "Iftenpoiten" % "Mor.
%eerblaoet", lager NOR 10000 o. at
Sorfieuen. ON Der err ncaen pGient.
lig. 81 heller er / "Wforaenblaoet"s
Saper. "Iftenpoitcn~ toe "greblo.
oct" pao Srbet, oepcuereoe itrcr
5000 ar. | Gen norife Grebitbonf.
oe @GbbemonIet bIep inogaat poa
islsenoe 9etingeIier: 5000 SIR. -.
moo 1000 - irttes paa. at Splo,
acne Iigaer NOR 10000 for hoert al
De TO @lnoe, oe 1000 - MOB 1000
boa hnorpibt Scrifienen er j
"Iorgenblobet"s Sopsr. @inner
Sfibiteh. ("Mftenpoiten"s Gier). he.
tnIer ban @epiniteu til Sr,trnaIilter.
mes llnocritettelies. oa Eeniipnsfasic
meb Sraoroa al 500 ar.. iom OBJECT.
ties iom Frpm,ie for Ben bebitc Nj.
honbIina ON "hc leoenoe Erinciper
for ct fouierpotiot SopebitaosbInos
Rebaftion" (N Seirer "GrebIaoet'
forGrer set 8epiniten til ariitionin
SnnoeIsitorbS Observation-Disclosures.
ming, minus 500 ar. icn onpcnocs
Tom nnerior onqit. Won moo MT
mes 3rtcresic oiucnte. hnorIehes
"Woraenhlobet"s Gier nil ifine ia iii
bette eienoommeliae @rooemool.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Gn firf 8nt. Nuanus Saficnpil

Gn firf 8nt. Nagnus Safienpif
beber en- Iioen fiGf 8ilt oppe / Sol
ten. gnoifient ban bare er 9 slar.
reboeo ban / Nooember Muoneo en-
9ammel aore, iom par iolbt gienncit
SSien, ira at oriifne. SSor oenlre Goao
ianr ban MI iisIge "Woreenp." iont
oiientlig Toaifisrnelie al hans Raft.
beo ct Selnitbr. meo Snifriptior, iii
omfring 60 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Ssrem o. tilbase. llnber oen III

Srem os tilbase. timber oen tore
llbponoriaa. iom ioor iples at ifuIle
finoe Steb. err oct gl9beligt at ie, CT
ogiaa mango llopanoreoe oerber Ill
bage I'll BET ganlIe 9anb, ifrtper
"9erq. Sioenbe". Mteb Sarpifibet
"geaa" anfom iaaIeoes forleben iii
Bergen 80 norife sfmerifanere. &c
fleite biemmehsrerbe ooa 9ereens'
fonten, og et Bar at Dem mebbeIte.
at ser / England M bar abifiniga
Torife, Tom meb oct fsrIte fommer
tiIbage fra lit gmerifoopbolo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
8ammel sesraueIiesulaSs. cine.

al man iorleoen oeo 9oroar6etoet
paa Htbe.a abeuraa.Sanoepelen bar
iunoet Ell enfeIt urne ira eammeI
lib, er Der M omtreut paa idnmc
Sieo iunoet 10 andre llrner al en
noget anoen Sorm emo ben isrite.
gegge t~nhebolot Ben 90 afe. os De
menes iieIse "gfibe Stft.~ al itamme
fra Ell al De gafnle 9esrapeIiesplao,
Ter. iom Der pau Ribeeanen finoes
life ioa ina al.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
arnsaa 8aaro iulat.
arusoa

8aorb er al Gieren 8ilbranbt, ioIsi
I'll Baron 8iipen al Sannoser for
10000 Morf. Snpenfaret fslser
meb. o. S~iltrGoelien FER itrofs.
SfotteoProien err 5000 marf.
8aorberL Der oprinbeIia bsrte til
aobbermellen, bar / De iioite ~ gar
fire @angc ifiitet gier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Snlbt o Nnr.

ienL loot Anoers0utter. GHte efter
0ltslnano Sens Dorien | Better
Griim, iplote lislge "@orl. Mn" Den
2loe 0forta 100 9ar. 9im mootog
/ GogenS Auleonin9 Ell Sutsnitutul
fra aonaeu % en- @aoe poo 100 SIR.
Ten gamle Stone, Der / Dc iioite rs
Aar bar opbolot iig hos i'm Ssiter.
ion Sueoter aarl &onieu / 0orn
borg. er leaenllig rnlf. men beuoc9
Aunoseoner er uoget IIepeoe; bun
fan ooq erinbre gegipenbeoerne ira
FIN 9orrbom.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Snrnf Sane.

Smnf 6ape. @ooseier Sooten
Matbieien. GiospoIo 1Grt. bar fiebt
iamtlige Oscar @ergelanos Stioier.
tagne / anIeonins al bans biitoriife
8iaeoe / Stortinaet, ~Giospolb !
iS1i~. Stuoierne er ape oIiemaIehe
% omiotter % T~ortr9tter / II
9unier. ioet enfeIte Nurnere bar ilerc
BortrGter.7 giaeoerne er oae-i for.
gplote Hammer. SeIe benne Gam.
lang bar Sr. Rdthieien inSfisbt for
1000 aroner % iflrnfet Den I'll CHS.
ooIbsbpgnineen bporbeu Den oil
tomme ON nosIe Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16

Gleftrieitetsperf pil nntageIig bIi.
be anIogt / Snigeiuno, ifriper "Slef=
fefioropoiten". Sneenier 8alentir'
len bar for a~ommmeitpret bereenet
en- 4raftoperiering ira giorooIsfos.
fen til EN- RriS al $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
SunoerlnnosOalcn.

Observation-Disclosures Sernmnlmielter
at blipe attuele / Sanoets Apiier;
III eiterat ll0lanoet bar erobret Dem
er man bleuen noagen oespPrre
f%orient, ifriper Siemouosblaoet "ar-
item. RPite Grobring bpno bIir oei2
In. Oct parer bel life lG1tge ier "tt.
ll~itlan0ers" ligeiom / Sronspaal FIN.
Der Golere Wtetaler. Bare oct isr,,
aelige meo os, at ri intet Nfrifa bar
at fortrGffe /, Sremmeb aopital
boabe tiliies o. poa 2anol
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Vait Gtcnopiit nj,
iiIiaias ener iinetc.

a-prrtsismtHisr uHb,r -Cugts" "Iiar,' I'll.
'aIgs' ~ -S'tr'psrG'tI' iotsr y Gents for Is Cr,
fol hptr @an8 90 Gu @rEt ~ CrO 'Dr alt iom ouep
iuasr IS On aoertts'tmtuttr ,uotaass ,iff 'or min,
es suo - Strts psua' m10 ufraDlgs,ig msbfslg,
ole etttaIHs,r. Stt lsautI IA lie at bog'sp 'ad
Ula GUNNER
~ sSatsaabsttibup fcit,r % Gsuts pr eint.
Spp Orb gisr en- eiEts.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Sra Zpanmuen.
Nrtinerileire!

Tra EDanmpen. Nrtiaerileire.
poa 2nunmoen omfotter I'M en- bel
HGffe itarre % minbre @pgninger.
og be / Iinter ponbegpnote n9riner
Zig ogioa raft i'm 6ilIoenoelie, ifriper
"Stisroal. NpiS". Soruoen SorIen.
gelien al 4 Wonbifabsbaroffer ifal
nemIig til lite Mai 2 llnoerofficer>.
bnroffer, I lnberoficersmesie og !
0tanoifabSbaruffe bore f9rbia.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Seaat. Sircftsr 8ruidl oa Trut

bar / Inleonina al ariitiania aunit-
inouitrimliieims % Iars Slibilpuru
oprettet ct t~eitomentoriif Seaot pna
ar. 10000 til Soroel for Wiiieet.
Henterne ifoI onnenoes til Stipenoicr
til llboonneIie / Gu%nItinonitri o.
Sonnoperf og uboeIes al Mhiieets 9e.
itprelic.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
spifernes anipsbieraieii, Der ia

iorbinoes meo SnbnieIien al "gis-
marf Saarnet," iom oct omiiber er
lpffebes at faa iaa oiot fproist, ifnl
ofboloes / Slutnineen al auguli
Rdoneb. Som BiGiter oenter man
of ie Sperprriibent as1er iami "on'
ore @eIpnbere % arbeioere for DIT
imuffe 8prf." ! "Shlespieer
Ratritten" "haaber mon." at Den
tpife aeiier piI fomnie tilitebe peo
Snopielien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
nheloiat Tiifc.

ftbelbist Siifc. Sra Nrritrano
meooeIes "1eitIanosp. +" at for Dem,
Der iaar beltog / @aoriubNifet, %
set bar neiten belle gpebens mano.
Iiae 9efoIfning bar gierreminit.
lia gobet p9ret itsrre END 8epiniten.
Get bar fln 8 a A @aabe. iom por
helbige. Gn 9onb poa 3 Wauos BE-
iPtnins bopbe iaar ca. 1900 aroners
Sortieneite. Zen inmme gaab bop.
oe iiior per 5000 ar. Men oe ileite
fonl Tom inat biem fattisere emo Dc
reiite no.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Iabpcrcn. 9iitriftsl9ge Gel

Rnbpcren. 9iitriftslage Selmer
/ 8alsiiorb foreilaar / "8erbenS
Sang, at mar iiteoeufcr ponliec
aIterfolfe ifal onifoffe ct par imag.
fuIbe Spiatie meo Tlaos for ~ imua
gegere, bpori fplbes guterpin. Ire-
item bPrer Opiatien | penitre Saono
% uooeler Smaobpgere meo bsip,
meoens airfetieneren isrger for, at
Ell Spiats meo ~ andre rene @pgera
boIoes fPrbige til be npite IL.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
ON "StaSspurtcu" / @eraen fri

Der en- Subieuoer | "9ere. aitenbI. =" F.:
Oct ipaoes, at oens 9epetio life bIir
lang, men Lao os beboIoe ben. It
bar iaa Tibet, Der mtnber ON Sort,
oen, oe ben er en- notwithstanding.
Tom bsr benares. Den er Sen eneite
Stabsport / 9onbet, og Der er fun 70
/ belle Sfanoinapien. Gen onoen
Itaar / Belle / Spnanb. % ben ppr'
ner De gohe SpOer ON Hleo parm
Tietet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Sotspoen.

Siria 9erenaabs. Milet alimot. I'm.
gen Slisaros pm giuterfn. intsi SoIiti, ON
Sommeren Saub i1lses fra SO III IS pr.
Tre. 8iliee Iarter meo CReeu g. Ores.
cent RoHie. Sgssr ps Barter irtt.
VI. 6. 5iHearioa. @. Y. w.. Cincinnati.
". VI. SsdIsr. q. e. o., 1l3 aoams CT.
30a2i gbieoso.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Melmauael / .Siteroal.

nes iii "Sremifriot" ira Siterool, al
2anobanblerne Der mart err uoiolet
pao Melporer, iiGr fooermeI, oa Sc.
te9ner til en- ~olporlia aribe, iioIo
life 0ompifibSfarteu mart fan BE-.
qrnhe. Ger er nenIig life Roof i
SSicr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Splat .Serrcaanro.

ben "Storegdoroen" Hrogltriip
Soan. Sorns Serreb. CT oi Baron
9iae. 9rohes Mrpinger ioldt til No
miniitrotor Sr. 2osien Al aicber
hopn FOR 10000 SIR. Gicnoommel
or IfuIoiat for 26 Tor. Autforr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16

i @anic &irfe bar ser til CUBS.
tleneiteit forleoen Ssnboe fun frenl.
moot Brett aloffer. Sreaniit oa 4
Sllhererc. Sele Glitter itob / ct Sne-
roaf, ifriper ",Sariun0s apis".
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Gn m9rfelia Sanoel.


Sag afiluttebes / Sottrupifop en-
mGrfelig Sanoel, ibet @iRitgiperer
fisbte 1000 Noer al en- 2onomanh
ira Smegnen for 10 6lalfer 9rpir-
benin, 1 Cop Suffer og / Yunb 81.
foric.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Etauauacr Wtnicnm +

monglet Ell sSlsi. 0enne piI Oct mn
ifslge "Stan. Npis" ontagelie ioo.
ibet 9ireftionen inbbpher til Anbub
poa Opferelien, "iorioouibt Sc for
nsOne DtibIer bertil fan tilpeiebrii,
aes."
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
9ubura slutsrnin. Otter at gseo.

brpbuingen al Huinen bar pRret
ltanbiet 8interen ooer, bar man MI
otter taget iat, meIoes fra SlenS.
borg. Get err MI saaet ct Mar, iioen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bespnote, %
Salpoelen al Hliinen itaor enbnu.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16

!Spi Ilber. Oct pIbite Wenneife
Spresbal, Gro 2ennearaf, fsot pCa
@oorben IarbliS 1900, osbe Der
t5be Worts 1901 paa @iifor hos
fin 9otter, ifripeS iii "Sremifriot"
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Tnnife Hrimrrfer.

al Srimprfcipitenrets 50onri9e BE
itoaen / Ianmorf bill Der / 9eapn.
belien al IpriI Wonneb iom SeIt'
ifriit bIipc uoienot Ell riQt iIluitrerct
hiitoriif MihonoIing ON bnnifc Eoit-
irimprfcr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-16
Sd,anoprpbs g9rfer.


ool'ife 6orlag bar iisI9c Sort
2onb"fisbt Sorlaasretten til Sd,au.
borphs @prfer for beitnn0iq for Ell,
aarlia 9inrentc al 1000 Hrouer RI
fSru Shanoorph.