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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
CAN MAKE A HEART BEAT
DR.. Lingis ass Discovered New Power
la Oxygen.

Chicago, Dec. s.-The discovery of a new
means of causing rhythmic beats in n
strip Of heart muscle is announced from
the University of Chicago. The stimulus
is oxygen and Dr. David j. Lingle is the
discoverer. He has been working on the
lines of Professor jacques Loebs an
nouncement made two years ago that a
solution of salt would start the heart to
pulsating.
1t has long been known that the heart
is extremely sensite to oxygen and to
carbon dioxide the gas produced
IN Vitiated air, but heretofore the
action of Oxygen has been thought
TO be confined to the publication
Of the blood, DIR. Lingle shows that this
60" '"' the power directly to sustain the
- strip of heart muscle removed
from the body of a turtle, and TO keep il
going for from "A to Y hours. Even then
the muscle stopped only because dissolu-
ton set in and, in fact, the strip contln-
ued to beat for "a hours OF the 70 with part
of IL already dead
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
STOLE SHOT GUN AND RAZORS
Charles Mitchell. a 10 Year Ola Boy
Arrested for Burg ary

Charles Mitchell was arrested Saturday
by the police department for burglary
committed at the warehouse of the Walker
Grocery Co., located near the Central
Vermont station. The burglary occurred
about two weeks ago. the property taken
consisting or a breach loading shot gun
and two razors, which were owned by
Jeremiah Murphy The stolen goods were
found after Mitchell's arrest in a shanty
at the rear of his residence on Battery
street.
Charles is brother Of Joseph Mitchell.
who is now In Jail charged with stealing
beans from Spa uldns. kimball d. Co,
and is only 16 years old.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
ARIZONA" SATURDAY.

Arizona" by Augustus Thomas a!
presented at the Howard saturday. mat
inee and night pleased two good sizec
audiences with the onlross.uR interest u
its theme, its witty dialogue and power
was not W to the one which acC0liparl
ed the play 10 this State on Arizona -
initial visit here TWO years ago There We,
several of the parts, however, which
were admirably taken, notably those uI
Lieutenant Denton by Sidney AiusTorth
DR.. fenlon by NJ. j. Mansfield and Tor\
hostano, the Mexican vaqucro by john
Drury. l.. II. Calvert as Captain HudS
man, the villain, was thoroughly bad an,
although ii took three acts before he wa.
shot, the audience was glad 10 learn u
the fourth that there was no chance OF
his recovery. Tony, the pictures1u,
linguist did not fail to hold the center o
stage whenever he had a chance and Wa.
most interesting character throughout
His English, good ana bad together
with his facility Of expression was boil
startling and amusing, The play Is no.
without other touches OF a more delicat,
humor and these are given by Doctor
Fenlon and Elizabeth French as Miss Nc
Cullsgh. the school teacher and red GRO s-
nurse. Other minor parts were in capable
hands bat Mr. AiNsworth as the her.
stood head and shoulders above ALL The
scenery carried BY the company W.
thoroughly appropriate and the wh.i,
attraction will he remembered as bring
ing a week of good things at the opera
house 10 a fitting close.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
THE PHYSICIAN MISSES IT.

The trouble with YOU" the doctor said
after examining the young man, seems
to be that something is the matter with
your heart"
with my heart"
"Nes. To give 1t name, it is angina
pectors"
you'll have to guess again, doctor, ="
said the young man, THAT isn't her name
at all."-Chicago Tribune.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
The BlONDlN MURDER TRIAL
slon Din L-ft Fis P ac- of Empl oyment
Early tto LAY Ills VIA " qs XII d.

Early tto LAY HIS via W a q XII d.
Boston. Dec. S-The Blondin wife muir.
der trial was resumed to-day. George b.
harrington. cashier of the establishment
where Blondiu was employed. showed
slips from the time register indicating
that B.ondn, lcft just before 4 clock on
April ., 1901, the day on which Mrs. Rlon-
din is believed to have been killed
Frank NJ. Burnett, a fellow workman
testihed OF inquirins about Mrs. Blondin
in May and was told she had gone to
nurse q sister
After the government had introduced a
certified copy of the marriage certificat q
OF Wifred Blondin and Emma Riley, Mrs
Lucia Blondin WAS called. She was mar.
RED to the defendant In 1890, she said, and
lived with him about ten years. He left
her about two years ago.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
HUMAN NATURE.

Your elder brother doesn't seem 10 be
as much Interested in your progress as he
used TO be.
mo, and ! cant understand IT, lie used
to congratulate mo every time | got
raise in salary"
All! see IL. Your last raise must have
made your salary bigger than his. Phil
adelphia Press
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
DEATH OF NJ. G. REMINGTON.

Bennington, Dec. 5,-Milo G.. Remington,
prominent Remington citizen, died sud
dely to-day from apoplexy. He was "a
years old and had been in the business of
carriage manufacturing for 50years. When
tin peddling was much in vogue Yea RS
ago he made hundreds OF peddlcrs' carts
which were used all over the country. He
was a native of Hinosburgh. lie was a
cousin Of George l.. johnson of Burlington
and has many relatives in Chittenden
county. lie was q democrat.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
LANGUAGE Or TIE LINKS.

Redd-I hear you have been out on the
links with your Philadelphia friend
Greene Yes. the Quaker.
"Did he surprise YOU any,
Il should say he did! When he missed
the ball he stamped his foot and said ::
You perverse thing! "-Yonkers States
man.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
ADVANCE IN PRICE OF BUTTER.

Elgln, H., Dec. s.-There were no OF.
ferinGs of butter on the Elgin board Of
trade to-day but the commission advanced
the price one cent and declared "A firm mar
ket at 20 cents. The sales of the week
were 100000 pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
MILITARY STORE KEEPER RESIGNS
Special order No. q. from the adjutant-
generals ofice reads as follows:

Special order No. Q. from the adjutant-
generals ONCE reads as follows;
/. Capt, Edwin y. Wright militory
store keeper. First regiment OF infantry
Vermont National Guard, having rendered
his res gnatiou. and the same having been
accepted 70 take erect Iocember |, 1892
his honorable discharge from the service
in &C, ordance herewith is hereby an
nounced.
!. Pursuant to sections li4o and 1915
Vermont Statutes, 1891 Captain Wright is
upon his own application, placed upon the
retired list OF the National Guard OF w
mont, with the highest rank held by him
in the National Guard serIce and is en-
titled to wear the uniform Of such rank
on occasions Of ceremony,
Captain Wright enlisted May T. 1861. az
private in Co, +, Second regiment, Civil
War, DISCHARGED for disability July q,
1852 In 1863 he went South and worked
for Gen, L. p. Pitkn in qusrtermaster' =
department After the war was put in as
keeper at the arsenal In January. lSSS.
was commissioned by Gov y a. Ormsbee
a' captain and military store keeper.
which position he has held until the pres
ent time, faithful and ohliGing officer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
UNDESIRABLE INNING RANTS
Foreign Born Inssn Have Cost the Uni
ted States $50. 100000 in Past
YA.re

Washington, Dec. S.-The Senate com
mttee on immigration to-day gave hear
ing to parties interested in the bill to
regulate the immirra ton of aliens into
the United states. Among those present
were representatives of the Southern Pa
cific company. tho Hawaiian Planters as
ISOLATION and tho Honolulu Chamber of
Commerce, Geodw win Brown and DR.. A. Il.
Richardson of the New York State lunacy
commission, the Rev. S. D. Barrows, New
York Commissioner of immigration Sar-
gent and Commissioner William Williams
at New York
MIR. Brown said there are 1900 inmates
in the State insane hospitals of New YORK.
and they are increasing at the rate Of
about 100 a year. One-half of the number
he declared ara foreign born and should
not have been permitted to land. lie Of
fered a proposed amendment to the bill
extending the time to two years for de-
porting an alien who has become a public
charge and with the additional provision
that any allen who becomes a public
charge by reason Of lunacy, idiocy or
epilepSy within two years aftel arrival
will be presumed to have become such
from causes existing prior to Landing UNI
less the contrary he afirmatively shown"
Mr.. Brown said that in the course Of ton
years the foreign born insane in this coun-
try will cost the United Sta,cs 10000 90.
He declared that the State of New York
would be willing to pay the entire expense
of dsporting all who came to the State
and who became insane within the two
years provided in his amendment should
it be adopted
Commssionor-Gc of Immigration
Sargent urged the retention of the pro-
vision for 81 head tax. Many unde-
sirsble immigrants, he declared, would
not Como here if the law was recommend
ed. These ar" the people" he said, who
b lla In FRYE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
MUST DESTROY THE CATTLE
Secretary Wilson Has Sent Such In
structions to Dr. Salmon

Washington, Dec. S-The secretary of
agriculture has sent instructions to Dr.
Salmon OF the bureau Of animal industry
who Is personally experimenting the work
Of hshting the foot and mouth disease cpl
demic in New England 10 destroy all ami
mails infected.
NO DISEASE IN CONNECTICUT.
Hartford. Conn, Dec. Seen. II. o.
Averill, commissioner on domestic ami
mails, finds that there is no case of foot
ana mouth disease among cattle in the
State and he is endeavorng to induce
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson to raise
the embargo of November q, which for
bids the removal of cattle for Connecticut
into any other State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11

Frances Fuller Victor of Oregon. known
as The historian of the Northwest" has
just died in Portland.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-12-11
HIS STERLING QUALITIES.


In private life Thomas Bracket Reed
was one OF the most genial OF fellows
in public life none was more feared 70,
his powers OF sarcasm and ridicule. Still
he was the essence of good nature ir
almost everything he said or did As :
consequence no man in Congress hst
more friends on the democratic side ano
few had more in the whole House. II.
was not overawed by any ridiculous
ldea OF MS own importance, but met tn,
plainest and most unassuming of msr
with as hearty greeting as he did 2
millionaire senator
When he rose to his full height, planted
his left foot in his chair, turned his
race and his rotund chest to the pre-
siding onicer and said, Mr.. Speaker
in his shrill dovneast drawl, every.
body turned to listen until he sat down
In every contest or debate, he wa. tn,
most prominent figure on the republica Al
side
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30

Ct moroeriif Snoitinft er life
bare eiensonmeIigt for fisoGSenoe
Gur og andre tore Tnr pda 9ano og
I 5apet. Der er mango srnaSige DIR
bfanSt Sniefterne, JON fort9rer ali.
bre Sniefter % enboa itsrre Gpr, iom
tiIbsrer andre alasier og Irter.
s mango SilfRIbe Srnbes 7pr af
fine 9reore erter | Ell aamp melem
10 Sanopr ON ct Sunbpr eGer | Ran.
ben ON SiIpGreIien. Strsnee Bin.
ire, u~i9SnanIia SeSe, Storme, Sfp.
brub, SberibsmneIier. Groirie. oa
Sfonbrauoe og andre lllptfer sceEpg.
ger manioIsige RiIiorer al Eur. %
bar Der life en- iaaSon llSrnbSsEie.
Tom Tribes gIementerres Roier %
ct itgnniti9t getrIag, Iaa oiISe SuIef,
fer nIeue aisre 9ioet utonIcIig for
Weuuefet.
Spsrasmaolet araonen0c iorificT.
.ttae gnriager til Iprcne8 Te6 rr for.
boIS&pi8 iimpeIt o. LEI / SnuuucrIig.
ming meb Spero8maoIet ON. hooS
ser Ibtper al Sc Our, iom SCR en- no.
tltrIig 7sb eIer orrbe8 AZ GIentcu.
terne, Iotte6nr, TitQIe % RrpbSnr.
iom bliper hrRbt AZ 4ltI6c. Sc0c.
OperiocmmeIie. Rronh cner andre
nntltrIiee Nnrioqer, bIiDer ofteit ct
@ptte for @rtbbe, Qraafer. Raore.
RGne. @iIbioin % andre Gnr, iom Ic.
Der al IooiIer. Oct er en- beirnSer.
Zig SienoSgierntna. at iodoorne SGSe
9pr finn pberit iieIbcr firSeS, cnhoQ /
Siftrifter, hoor Sc | TcpeuSe 5iIitnn0
ftnbcS | fore MGua6er.
8orifielItae Taturfoifere % 6or'
~fattere bar forisat at iorflare Ncure
fo~r,trSerlige SmitrrbiabeS. GnfeItc
bar aiort Sen RooitouS. at. rndr oi8ie
Gpr fsIer Isben nprme iia, irrffer
&c fig tiIbogc til ct SfiuIciteo, ct Sul,
ct built Srr CIer cu Rcbuc / TicIoct
oG Ii8acr Der .oa oenter oan Gsoer.
Oct fan bore iarbt og er duuife oiit
meget iarbinnltat, men set fortIarer
life ben Gmitpoiqbeh, at fun I iieIos
ne StIfGIbc iinSeS oeSc Tur / ioaSon,
ne Stiuleiteoer. Set bar ofte orret
opIpit, at cnooQ pon stcbcr, hpcr
gber firbcS / tore MPraoCr, iiroc8
bsbc gIber poerit iicISen. gutouct al
bsbe Iprefroppc % SfcIetter, fom
man bar iiuoet. cr oItfor tibet til.
at man fan aipc uoqct tiIireoStiacnNc
Spar pon Set Spsr9&maoI. 'om enc.
MI beuter paa fin 2ssning. -
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Sra Danmarf.
2anbstinsspalsene. - WeSerlas iur
Ssire. - Splittelie al Eartiet.
Mnpet oanT Npt.

Sra aisbenbapn meboeIes Ben lite
September:
Ssaar paIste Gpernes beiit6eifatte.
he gaIgmpno, iom iamnen meo llr.
p9lserne blanot De itore Iorobciio.
oere fommer til at roglsre SolooeIen
al set enSeIiee gGlserforpS iom paa
nGite Sreoag ifaI oiaisre Oct n9ite
9anostinas politiife demonstrating.
Weoens Seire iteoie tiolisere bar iei'
ret iaa aoSt ipm ilSen NobitmO. bar
genitre oenne Gang punSet iaa iterft
Sobf9ite, at Resieringsporttet enSog
bar erobret Rpborg, Ringiteo, Sol.
Ding og SiIfeborg. meoenS / ben enc
SSenietreSs oen moderate Sslreliite
FAR ieiret pper Oct sartle Ssire8 8an'
oioater.
s anIeoning al 8algene igaar,
bporpeo Oct gamle Ssire table 9perne
8ingIteo. Ruofisbina. Sfonoerborg,
SiIfebore, Roloiug, Rpbor8 % oeIoiS
SOenie, Ser bIeo oumSet, SeI& Il Ben.
tire, bells al Set dnti.eitrltpifc Ssire,
itotaIer "9tatioualtioenbe," at ll0fal'
set I i'm Selbeb bar pRrc. atiItbre til
freosittaetbe % at bet sarIe Ssire
bar miitet llbIigteu iii at giernem-
isre De p~aaresnebe ire 8alg poo 6pen;
Ser fan MI bsieit regnet opnoaeS to.
Sort 9anS" inbifr9nfer Jig til at
notere l1ofalbet. "BoIitifen" Tiger, at
IeiuItatet bar pGret ODER al Ioroent'
ming, ioet BET piier tor 5rem8ang for
@enitre iurnt inben Ssire en- Bert /
geo9geIien 1913 fra gitrup!"
"0nnnebroa" ~ffriper: "@oIQene for
otte 9age iiben fable | SonOtommIt.
nerne rent 8enitreIarb og ofbrsO
9roen me6 Socialiiterne; 9oIg'
m~anbsoaIeene igaar piier, at aipb'
itroerne unSer genitreS Sane Tiger
SoritaaeIie meb 2onoet. S8aar rim.
gcOe 9sbsfIoffen ouer Oct 9amle
@itrupife Seire."
Ser bar / De ltolte Onge 9aoet ring
ter ON en- foreitaaenbe Spaltning in
6eufor bet samIe Ssireportt, i0et
Galereiultaterne bar sget ben itigeuoe
Ii8fornsieIie meo BartietS 2eSeIie.
Ser er enoog De al Ssire, ION beitemt
paaitaar, at man efter &igsba9ens
SammentrGoen pil bltpe @ione til, at
ct, maaife to Weolemmer al Bartlett
snur oper til BEN uafbGttsiee fonierpa'
tipe 8r,ippe Zoe otte). af De sori8e
al Burtiet ifaI ontrent 20 Re0ler'
mer tpnfe paa at oanne en- Sprgruppe
unoer ftp. 2anobrueSminiiter Sages
2ebelie % fsIge en- mere liberal a1lrs
emo tibIigere iart pao pisie Onraaoer
isae Samarbeioe meo De otte's 8ritp.
pc. Serirrob bill gItr,,p idmn1en meo
ct 6ontal trofaite, boori5Idn6t incomes
Erofesior Waser, SGieiteretsiagiSrer
Senien. Baron SltllI. RpienIteen NJ. H.,
Oripe 8olitif paa eQeu Soano.
SporpiOt oi8ies aombinationer
fommer iitorto, bill imiolertib fsrit pile
Jig / fommenoe &ig$oa9aie2iton.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
SalHt Sub.

Saa Esrisatr otb. Of BET Gan. foHi bragss III
Jarpeirsi q pan gpsEs % efn.orammsr CT Ias,' AZ
en- SIaaoias al SrORs, % artHisf Sini og tfis al rene
6EIsblahs. Tom alniEbeIgbeo autaast mfa ION bog
giOtr ben iamE, Gfs,t o. 70 i0isr Hssss Hiabrs a.
lare. Ter az en- aaosa p0sHlRt Arh.si ION oliaa
u,sst bppp,st s'tsrItsHss. % Ht ,r oUtrtttrs BlaDs.
bitisrs. sanuiitiabtoslst sSrbaEsisrt inner uss
5!afsrEs isisE- o. iaalsbss siprE esm iamms reieHes
ism Be originate. msa BE- CT Iffe rstt EssmiRSEs nsrt
pripatf : 5tamp" Corr JIaFshaIitH sr a6rast sIiIaa
aHt ~iaaeaHHt s'teri,sntHstt bols &c bar 9srss oeb
brtb tirr. Tea Rqic 1Oiittisr ggaDsbitier bar ta sats
iiaasHne 4tioTo al 6elbreoeltsr al Maoeonber, % en-
az nHbtg Brspt pl ~pperbeeiit Ten ON beas BRrbt
1su Tan beibrtbe EnirspFa. Cat Spresislie. boritop@
ptIts wafeeiret Rsrpefist. Sgpnlesbxe % MaIaria-
6eb<r % 6psHtHerr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30

Stor Sast. sos aanmerberre
2soenifioIo til Sosium. iom iaar paa
fine gienoomme bar SiaaoeIie til at
f9Ibe iuotil 80 glgsbpr, er Ser / oisie
Gage Iamlet ct fort Sagtielifab, ser.
i6lanbt Miniiter Cube fra Waorio,
sperite aammeriunfer Sreidop, Gar.
btf, Observation-Disclosures 8. 9. So.
oenifioIo, aammerberre 9i0rif Gappe.
len, ltlefos, @obseier aoam 2enen.
iftolo, GbriItionsllnb, SANDERS, Gan.
mart, &anb. polpt. Sepenfiolb, 8oos.
eier Cato Nan, llIefos, Sngentsr Sta.
BED, 8%riitiania, arfiteft Soerre. Sri.
Itiania, Ell inf R%artneoffieer, aoiu.
tant hos Grins Seinrid, aapteinIsit.
nont bon Sdpinot m. II. Soeten, til
bpilfen Der par %iammenfalot 100 9ri.
pere, fanbt Steb / TO Gage paa Sam.
merterrens gienoomme / @ierpen.
Den fsrite Dag feIbtes 6 og moen
Dag A Chr. aisoet al Sc ffitSte Gpr
bIeD iom ia6banlig ubOelt til 0ri.
oerne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
gisrnion % SbIcn. gaa 8nloen.

~bF@"lS" W S~'S" NbA OpAoSii-
oalife gogbanoelS SorIag uofoumer
/ Spit ct frouolosiif oronet uopalg /
TO ginb al 8isrnitierne 9isrnions
artifIer, afbanoIinser % Soreorag.
ltooalget foretages paa 9isrnions
8egne al Socent Collin o. inSIeSes
meO en- biitoriif Speriigt Of Brofess
ior Sars. Eli gisrnions 70sgars
6eoieISbag ubfommer, linber Reoaf-
ton al Garl GRriip, ct Seitifrift meb
giorag al norife og oanife 6~orfattere.
- Sra iamme Sorlag oil Der / Ssit
foreIigge ct Supplenentbino til 81
IenS iamIe0e 8erfer, inOeboIbenoe,
foruOen "Raar hi bsoe paogner," De
TO bibtil / GRANDDAUGHTER utrpfte Ora.
mutiife ltngoomsarbeiber "aiGmpe.
bsien" og "SIaf 2%iIiefrans," enopi.
oere ct ubnalg al Sbiens St,aterfri,
tifer, polemiife 9laoartifIer og Caller
iantt en- Gel biotil / 9oqform nIbrig
iamIe6e 8igte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Gn WanS inbe6rrubt.


Rorgen opitoO Der granb / 2ano.
6anOleriet Sruopang, ser Iigger /
NPr6eoen al gas 2an0brugsbgiifole.
Baa Ssiifolen fit man IeIoing ON
8ranoen, mebens man iao % ipiite
6rofoit. @leper % 5%unttionprer
orog itrar afiteS meO Saan0ipreiter.
ne. Se0 arfomiten itob auereoe So.
oeobDgntngen / lps 2ue, og aft SIltf.
ningsarbeioe bar Der forgi9pes. 5
SanobanoIeriet reobeSeS enoeI garer,
men alt Snobo itrsg meo. 9pgninget
nteo Snobo og Sessre bar a8iureret.
@ieren, 2~an6banbler Beterien, en-
Manb / so Glars aIoeren, bar ingen
let efter 9ranOer. Sra anoen Gtage
reooebe ban fin aone. @iterpaa er
ban arttagelig saaet ino / fsrIte gtage
for at reobe 9sgerne. Serunber er
ban enten blepet foaIt eaer muIigens
falot giennem @ulpet, oa Der ogiaa
brprbte neoe | &ieI0eren.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
OpNvrfeNe &arme

tIiatQs gdruss Guuntp. Rer6 Tafuta, mtbtt nurr.
YRS: $500 III SSSOp n. ace, Sc Fsft bar ae6,
SUis gpet WaHb % a~Herttbft JpJehuuh Ter HRbts
,lit ttbrc c1er rilere SgrobuH6 9luro EGfota. Rua
q oaartgt daT 20
i8O AGftS. bsShE Gags eaus. 20 asrvs uybratt.
Refsu rent o. aoet nr0ritldnb. IS sri fra
Smaabptr Der fIHbss fife en- tebrc Rpart SnuS I
yloro Tafota Qris 81 20 % bet RaIpe ufb re.
ptH. ibsu Furnt.
240 NCrvS. 4UGt ira AaaEp Gits. alt ehesrtst uuS,
ta9su ~ NGRS Glaat % Raiturr, iuud bufs. 200
acrs tHhIaast YRS mtb acting slT.OO pE. hrEt.
,1ta bar oaiaa q Gar Charter srrtions ~sppsriigt eaas
ubprfti, til St2.00-stS.00 ". acre. mar Sa.
Half Fare Ticket fro o. I'll st. RauL. iFor Harmsrs
Undertaking % prisIitt ftrp GsssF srsr MORT til
MARTIN 4. REMMEN. Valley City. N. Oak.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
sra Mennsbu Ifripes: elaatonnsn

M
/ gpsoen bar M poret | fem Tiger I'M.
Der bogItapeIigt tnlt iiopbsrIiat Resn.
peir, Ser iornoen at hape foriinfet
Sunenrbeioet nieeet, tiIise ear eiort,
at en- bel Del 90, Der life bar lat !
Sesier, er bIenet soelngt eler ialfaIb
rcouceret til i9roeles Iioen @Rroi.
ResnifpHene bar til fine Iioer pGret
faa %poloiomme, of DC bar bart aarnf.
ter al formelige SfpbruS, o. gIpene
bar nofset til en- ni9SponIie Stsr-
relic. Sopebelpen. Srfla, itea / 9ebet
at ct Tean ca. 2 Weter i Ssibe og
ooeripemmeoe @oarbene on tos nbifil.
liet So al Saoter, Sesier eIer RR-
fer. agrene er biepen flent reo -
Hob iom en- GnnSefoge - og moa for
ben itsrite Gel Ilanes til Sober. Sod
Sommeren maa for Rennebus BED.
fontmenee IigeS nt bnpe p9ret 1et.
Sbao @pne6en angnar fan ben ia.
rafteriIeres for @rGsiets geSfom.
menoe iom Ell Tibet aar," men mleset
lan9t fra Hocet uaor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Sre Raabbnie | aisbcnbapn.

biSie 0uge er Der inotrufet Oct biotIl
eneitaoenoe SilfGloe, at life minore
enb ire fiebenEopnife 8ooObuie iom.
tioig fan p~rGientere line Whire for ct
pret 8ublifunr, ifrippr "0annebrog."
Reiterne al en- 9Ibre Golleaa til Rp'
rops 8aaobrts % &ooo, % Sombuiet
paa 3ptorp cr nemIig fomne irem ior
9aeens Sp8 oeo noeIe llograuningS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Sauif % ipeuIf 9Ganbfgriel.

rige Ien0te I 1900 100000 2G9 II
England iii en- @proi al 10000 SIR,
% iiior 2 Mtiaioner sg9 til en- &Grbi
al 100000 SIR, men set file Gan
mart icnbte flor ooer 362 Iillioncr
sGa til England til en 8eroi al 81
Miu. &rorer! Rpiriter R,lsIauS er
9anmarf BET 9aro. Der bar Sen Itsrite
sGgefsport til England. ct mGrfe'
Iigt tibet Qanb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
gjpruipns 70.aarigc Tsbielsoas

feritfonmenoe Soc December bill |
Spiflano bltoe ferret al Here Seatre.
SaalebeS forbereoer 2eip5igs StaOt.
teater en- SpfsreIie al "&oneen"; Ser.
liner 5eater fommer iauoipnligpis til
at sioe Saul 2ange og Cora Bars.
berg" Sgfoa / 9erlms liter9re
areoie biz 9agen bIipe feitlie minSet
- boorIebes, er enbnu life nnruere
beItemt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
st 8Leichicm for Sprinasinn

st Eleicbicm for Spring8ipge ifaI
mi opfsres pua Soi8. 4 Iaal Soro
bepofSet meb frobig 9irf og imltft be.
liggenoe MOB Sposit er inofiebt og
IfpIbiat meb Rapnet "girfeIi." Su.
Jet bill bIipe farbigt til Sommeren,
soot og paffert ubitpret, meo en- Iioen
parfmGsiis Saoe omfring. 0ette an.
IGg er ~formoOentlig oct fsrite al ben
Slags paa 9eItlanoet. Gaa 8ois
GliamIa9S itoite 8ereraIioriomling
bIep iifret en- 9p9sefapitaI al ca. IT,.
500 8r.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30

arogitdb. Strpso tsiisnSialsres for iravG'
reues SIsat % StiisaSt,, at min 5arbro0er, IbOmGs
garisn ~srOafae, efttr II Daass Spstlsis a'sif Bso
TgbeH BEN 2Oeu ssptewbsr 1902. afosos par iaet
gda gaarosu arOaitap I stIbu, Rorsc. fOr Int cpsr
81 var FSeu. Gan bduOs sipris psrst ips. tsr ban
Iagees paa bet HantH i~mcritfrie 3gsslttr. Can ua'
punersoe III amertfa 1883 % b0iatte ds I 8,nUcs
ibeit Co.. I RSrbsosu al Ett0rab. ga. bSor ban be-
tbe til FIN Dso eIu bleU for ca. 81 War fSsu gtt
reS Srtlbd TiitslsSattsE Garoat. ION o]DsrlsSer
BAN BE- hdpss tHstu Bern. Gan blsU bCsraVsu paa
Gauges @sutabsbs grdppIaes I Canoe.
Sritba 9lrisu. Gftn 9sstrisR aftrRet.
U. 81. 1, 3seUrab. "a.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Gn @aarobrnser / gteSre gfer +,

49,
/ IGn8ere SiO orepet pan meo at leg
ge 8%rligtuin, iom ban bar iolgt bells
/ iterre BARTER os oeIS / SInifeoiS iii
omfringboenOe. gfterat anmeloelie
bar inogiuen paa Fam, blep en- 8rspe
al Sinen iagfpnbig unoerisgt, % ben
bite Jig at i~nOeboloe ca. 7 Brocent
alfoboI. en- 9lore analpie al ct
Rarti, Der for en- SiO tilbage bIep
fisbt Dos bam bite enocg oper 8 Bro.
cent. Baa 8runo beraf blep 8narb.
brltgeren forelast en- miuore Bob for
at bare iolgt Bin / Rebre gfer uoen
gepiairg. "a ban life bar nillet oeo.
tage gooen. er ban HI iat UNDER iii.
tale pe0 Gfers Reooomsret