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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-12-18
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FROM TYPHOID FEVER.
Christian Science Treatment Fails to
Save a Younu Ladv's Life

Washington, Nov. 13.-Miss Louise
Hoge of Evanston, ILL.,, who has been
very i'll her for almost a month and
who has been under treatment by a
Christian Science healer, died during
the night. Miss Hoge is the daughter
of Mr.. Holmes Hoge, the assistant
cashier of the First National bank of
Chicago. She came here Oct. II in
tending to act as bridesmaid for her
former school chum, Miss Ethel H.
Began, the daughter of Dr.. Samuel
A. Began. While the wedding prepar.
atoms were going on, Miss Hoge be-
came i'll and remained at DR.. Bogan's
house till her death. No physician OF
the regular school was called in,
but the patient, a portion of the time
OF her illness, has been in charge of
Mrs. Ellen Brown Linscott, Christian
Science healer, who said that Miss
Hoge had suffered from typhoid fever.
The parents of Miss Hoge are Chris.
tan Scientists, and they gave direc.
lions that their daughter should re.
ceive medical attention if she desir.
ed, but she preferred the Christian
Science treatment She had never
united with the Christian Science
church, but was in thorough sympa.
thy with it's teachings. An autopsy
on her body will be held
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-12-18
PHONOGRAPH AT A FUNERAL
Innovation at Service at Leaven-
worth, Kan.

Innovation at q Service at Leaven-
worth, Kan.
A monograph was recently used in
place Of a choir to furnish music at the
funeral of Daniel P. Williams Of Leav-
enworth, Kan, says the New York
Times. The Rev. Samuel Pearson, pas
tor of the First Congregational church
and one of the most prominent preach
ers in the city, was called upon to Off
ciate at the service, and as it was too
late to obtain choir Mr.. Pearson went
to a music store and obtained phonO-
graph and two records. 1.-The Holy
City" and Jesus, as Thou Wilt" In
the course of the service the phono-
graph rendered these hymns.
Mr.. Pearson stated that this proved
to be satisfactory to the relatives and
friends Of the dead man and that.
while it was an innovation. he believed
It would come into general use at fu-
nerals- he will In future take q pho
ph when visiting the sick. inter
posing his spiritual talk with sacred
music.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-12-18
TRADE WITH SOUTH AFRICA
Valuable Advice From a Consul to
American Manufacturers.

A0NkCC EOA u OOhSu1 ~
American Manufacturers.
Now that peace has been declared in
South Africa there will come an enor-
nous demand for goods. Many farm
houses in the Transvaal and the Or.
ange River Colony have had theiy
matched roofs burned and will have
to be reroofed probably with galva-
nized iron, a material much used for
this purpose there. 1t will also be
necessary for many of the farmers to
purchase new agricultural implements,
vehicles, furniture, harness and food
for man and beast. Every store will
have to be restocked. In short, all en-
terprises will be started anew, and 1t
will not be possible to get goods into
the interior fast enough to meet the
demand that will arise
All nations are awaiting this trade
and are preparing for it by establish
ing direct lines OF ocean transpor-
sation-all nations except the United
States, which, other than an occa-
siOnal freight steamer, has no direct
communication with Cape Colony. Ir
partment at Washington to these op
portunities, Consul General Bingham
at Cape Town says:
The United States ships to this part OF
the world than twice
as any other country, except Great Brit.
ain. We have been sending to South At
rica an immense amount of the material
required to carry on the war and this has
accounted for much of our increased
trade. It is said that from the begin
ming of hostilities up to April 3, 1902, the
United States has furnished aG1 CT horses
and mules for service in the British army;
also vast amount of grain, hay, meat
and other articles. Horses will still be
purchased to some extent and feed VIII
always be in demand, though in less
quantities than at present. Indeed, until
different method Of farming is adopted
here this country will never be able to
raise nearly enough to supply it's wants,
but when there is no longer a demand for
army supplies from the United States our
imports into South Africa will proba bay
decrease to their normal volume or nearly
SO, and If we intend to strengthen our
hold on the manufactured goods trade we
must conduct that trade directly instead
Of through the hands of our competitors.
AS British subjects will have a great wss
debt to pay they very naturally think
that the trade of South Africa belongs to
them and will leave nothing undone to re-
taintit. We cannot always depend solely
on the superior quality Of our goods
Greater effort on our part Is necessary.
Our grain. our -four, our meat must COM
init fS1o< fHa t{v,A
Republic, New Zealand or Australia New
Zealand timber Is certainly as good as
ours. and the premier Of that colony. the
Hon. Richard Seldom. In a speech In Cape
Town recently said that his people pro.
p0eed to handle this trade Ia the future
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-12-18
Mission For Navajo Indians.

Miss Kate Drexel Of Philadelphia,
who has established and maintained
many Of the Indian mission schools Of
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory, is
making q trip through the southwest,
inspecting mission schools and study
Guthrie, says the New York Times.
Miss Drexel's latest project is to build
a mission school for the Navajo Indi-
ans in Arizona. She will expend $780,
600 On the main building Of the mis-
sion, the brick for which will be hauled
across the barren plains between Kan
sas and the Navajo country.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-12-18
TO STUDY SOUTHERN SKY.
Preparations For Astronomical Oh.
servatiOns In Chile.

Preparations For Astronomical Oh.
servatfOns In Chile.
Professor W. w. Campbell, director
Of Lick observatory, is visiting Pro
fessor John A. Brashear, the Alleghe.
ny astronomer and scientist, says n
Pittsburg dispatch to the Philadelphia
Press. Professor Campbell will take
with him mirrors for telescopes being
made by Professor Brashear to COM
plete the observatory built at Santiago,
Chile
Professor Campbell said the other
night: 1.-The Chile observatory is in
tended to take the missing third Of the
southern heavens absent from Lick oo-
servatory's chart. It will take three
years to photograph the missing third
and four years to develop the plates
and arrange the resulting data. The
solar system as far as we can now
figure is travelling toward the constel-
latiOn Lyra at the rate Of twelve and
a half miles an hour. To determine
the exact point toward which we are
travelling it will be necessary to photo
graph the third of the southern heav-
ems yet absent from the records. The
Santiago observatory will be ready for
work in short time, as the mirrors
will complete it's equipment"
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-12-18

The Music of Thanksgiving Lay.
Home. rings tie bell Of boat and train:
Home. home. the steam ruffs out.
The rhythmic wheels accent the strain.
Home, all the whistles shout.
The flames that leap
The chimney deep,
The singing winds that roam.
With all around
Unite to sound
The symphony Of home.
Home Is the theme OF mystic sway.
The keynote Of Thanksgiving day.
BJohn Mervin Hull in Lippinsotts Mago.
zine For November.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-12-18
TAKEN TO PRISON.
Convicted Detroit Banker Begins His
Fifteen Years Term.

Detroit. Mich, Nov. 13.-Frank c..
Andrews. the convicted vice president
of the wrecked City Savings bank, left
at 1910 a. m. for Jackson state prison
to begin serving his fifteen-years sen.
tence At the Michigan Central de.
pot he greeted group of newspaper
men and police officers with his old.
time nervous cordiality and expressed
the confident hope that he wauld be
back in Detroit in April for new trial.
None of his intimate friends were at
the train. Sheriff Dickson and ex.
Sheriff o. P. Collins, who was sworn
in as special deputy, had the pris.
Oner in charge
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
"Rineier.Sooelr.
Gnfefciicrinbcu piI, at 6soSer ifal
faa porc natnrlig

Grfefeiierinoen bar uAiteot to
GOifter, booraf Get enc optrper
6orbu6et moo, at Mauginler "a
egentIige Giueiere mad in0gaa
9Ggteifab. Sioen MlanrItm Gpna.
itiet tom til Wsasien 1913. bar
Muntibuerne lrogiort en-. Suer.
flaSie, iom life maatte blanoe iig
reo oct fireitite SoIf. 3erciter biz
oct bIipe an6erIeoeS. Sautioig til.
boIoe5 Sprigbeosperiencrre at ppn.
ne firciiife 6orrlbre al meO at iGtte
line Eigcberlts Den | aicmme Tor
at hinore oereS Srrt ~ ll0pifliug.
Set er cit borbnriif Gift, Tiger goif,
tet "a tiIfeier: "Soo Tiaerne3
Sober ioa pore fritl Set au0et
Goift opmnntrcr Weartimrr til at
itloere / lloIanoet. "6er ban mango
&tneicre rciIt uoenlanb5 Tor at lore,
heoer set; men ale NiantIbuer CT
bIenue hiemule / 2aroet. Sao NIL o.
iaa Dem retie no, mar 0e cr / MI.
oerfn ira 10 iii % gor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
DoIoiom Blooming.
Gn Sarmrr ira @intbrop, Mtinn.
opr al Rrieblpouina.

@iQipm afer reiite ior IS Mar
iioen ira 9nirel, Slisier SO. Gel, tor
al iege 2pffen / Gelteil. San tog iig
2alt0 / NPrbeoen al @lltbrop, Sib'
len Gountp, Minneiota. o. trbeIoeoe
lig op. s SOFT reIite nan til Gau'
mare for at belsae iule Slp9tlttnger,
iom fan life buooe lei, iioen ban oro8
no / 0cItcl. Sam bIco Der / 10 WSdu.
neoer % boeoe hos lin @tor o. I'M
Setter Gillian iom or 2Grerin0e oeo
Seiifplen / 2ulrreI. Helr "a ban Ell
Sa9 / oelrne llge gioroe liz lltarlo I'll
at reiie bicu igien til lin Sultri o8
line lem 9srrL lit Ran Ell nolo'oltI
9tpiebleonina. 2U3crnc 9ioroe alt
for at itanie SEN, men ltoen 9tptte.
iQQoe til batn. at Der life pur no
qcn Heonir9, Ifer crtlGreoe. at BAH
BAR tlIfreoS nte0 at 90 bare bun tlrnoe
foa Ie i'm Suitru oG int Born ialer1.
5Ssr Ban Oeoe, bnO nan ON, III bans
2ia maatte ienoes til Ninnelo:a, %
Get oil blipe giort.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Stor Sanoiae afeiort.
Minnciuta fnnr Gnlntb e. Srpu
Hange 8rantct tilbage.

StoaItruItn Err rimeIig. 6or nogIe
Iar itoen bIep 1909 9lcres 2ono,
t~ilbsreuoe observation-disclosures /
Otinneiota, ifisoet til GirIutb &
Sron 8ange. 9ancn iom en- Del al
oens Grant. Get par Meuingen, a:
oi$ie 45,O79 gcres iflrlbe ppre
~SmGmpLnno", men iiteOet LOS Sfis-
set boo en- Strpfring al oct o9r0!.
ful0eite SpnS Staten, uben at Sag
fsrerue poa noger al Sioerue MGR
feoc set. SriIer opoagebes isrit ie-
mere, % Ga onlagoe Stoten Nstnne.
ioto Sag moo acknowledgements
,SmiOLertio bdnne6eS StaaItruiren o.
Sen fit 9ltIutb- 8anen me0 2nno CO
aft. ghi bar ben itore Grit ttIbuot
iig at gioe De 45,079 acreS tiIboae
til Stuten MOB at fna Ell tilIpareroc
9ar6UiSoe paa ct anbet Ste0. Sett3
moo rel ii9eS at OGre pert giort, oo
Retsicgcr rerme0 %itanier. Set San6.
StaaItruiten gioer 2lffalo pua, ont'
ilutter ire Serngrltber, bporaf Sta.
rem GARLIC faar min0it en- Wiaion
GoQars / "Hoplties", % iom aItiaa
err meQet oGr6iiulbt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Moroanila9 / Rina.

Ooer Gictorta / 9ritii1 Golum6io
fonmer cen (Iocnoe meo 1anpit,bet
"@leneif. at Der / aiua nDlig udr
0annct Ell Snmmenipprgclie meo oct
6crmu1l II mgroe Gntetelierm0en GA
anore ~tonselile Reriouer q fran.
taloe en- RcooAttiou gicn set 5ce
blep opodBet. 0a 0oHet op5olot ia !
aai 6eng % Ct mt5lDttet 6orisJ bIeo
giort pad al oy6rpHoe Slottet on 0ets
geboere. granoitiiterne bleu ARE.
iterOe. % Sorhur mUeuotes Tor At ida
Dem til at beiieuoe. Gn 1S.olrig
@lr. iom par nleo blanot Dc iamnvu-
iporue, tIlitoo uroer line Sioe,icr. Al
oet bapOe upret Wleningau, al briuJs
oei feIier!ige ~Sernbanetog no al SgOs
RET og iroer 6oroirringer Ifpoe gnIe
teiieriuoen. &c iammeniuorues 0uie
giennaHisgteS, % mon fanot 9ohl.
menter. iom bite. At CT Repoiutiou
bar idigre.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Poiere Sraster.

&c fleite trmtsatlantIifc SInier,
hoiS Sfibe ieber mcllcm Amerifu og
ENGLAND. hor ino8oaet Ell OuerenS,
fonit ON at forbs;e 5ragterne meo
eli SrconScl. 2lpeite 6ugt paa
aorn err lat ri ~ Rennp (3c) pr.
@llihel paa 60 Nlmo, OF lapeite Sroat
aaa Ntaopcrer (aiso, 6Ieif etc.) rr
lat til 10 Shiaings $3.50 pr. 5ul
poa 2.240 Grrpo. Ssieite 6ragt er
life iaitiat. De / Soerensfomitesl
nnS5eIu.tdoe 9nrerner @5tte Star.
Gluporo, gtIantic transport. Srter.
national Ropjgation. 2enImro, 9onri.
mon. GbiIaodpbio. 2omports. SoIt
@alion. Ghcnpcafe & Sbao ca &irgi.
nia. Ecsope-ragterie blioer osiaa
Torhsiet; men her MN Der isrit I'M
ncramtoles neo De tpitc. fratite %
amife 9ir1er. isrenS en- elaocsig III
eisrclie han tr9Hes.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Sraneen / materburv.
Gicuopm stnbct CT TIRE Milltuncr
Den bcricSe Sp.

Som Tor f~ortoIt lobreo Senaal@
en- ,~Slocbrano / @uttrbnrp, Ell AZ Oct
lille Gonnecticut5 lterre gper, og 'e-
mere Giterremingcr tiger, at %ioen
berie6e / 10 elmer, 'ortPrenoe &rr.
6ier til ire Miaioner Collars. @pens
iorremIte 6orrctnirgsbiii er lagt |
gife, OF Wasicr al Borer er 6leone
oNoens Butte. Qrlnben opitoo /
Reto & Suabc5' Npctbef OF iorpIan.
teoe Tia ii0en ill Scooille Souie,
guens iornemie Sutel. 8iPiterre
Lao / lin gooe Sc0r % manttc ilp9tc
/ Natoragt. SiUIp fom ira 9tabc.
bper; men Slurntcrne bnobe faoet
iaooon 0taat, at set oar umtlig at
itanic oem. Gn 2trrfning poo ouer
fire acres al SEN beoite Del al @pen
Jherjeoes. : alt neo5r91ote benpeo
ct Sunonoe al gucus Smoelsbuie.
1e. iom bleu buspiihe, moatte iege
2p paa Gaoobuiet ! airterne, 8aa.
benbuiet eaer andre oifentIige 8pg.
nitger. Ser er Itistanfc on, al
9~ranoen / ScooiQe 0ouie por paoiot.
Gen opitoo / @iQiurooereIiet / timber.
etagen, mcoens oft clr itRngt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
60 ON Suoet.
Ter lgics I'll yrrllnp, men grnoen
fprstrGffcr en- anocn.

Nnrn ga Belle ira Gelterpile,
Gucfo Gourtp, @taut., er Ell morf.
giet ~ l~ortbuaret Sfisubeo a. fruaif
got, % bun buOoe TO Srieue. en-
SslbSng fit 6olf bore. at oar fdtbolife
Brett / Sauosbpen ifltloe Iple til gGg.
teitdb Tor Tigen % mango bIep ms.
gierrNe. "Spem bar bun uaIg12"
ipurg;e De. So. Ereiten Ipite for
terr0e og Eeter Rarier, eli fraftig
6auner. IRE SGnoage eitcr boer,
nlore trilcoe Gopngle paa oct urge
Edr ueo ira VrGteitcIen. OF 9rpl.
lltpsoasen bleu beltemt. Eigel5 6or.
Glore gioroe alt iitono, tieb.e mo
guhe Eager, hagte % ite9te % piloc
bo{oe Ct 9rpairp, ion Der ifuIoe gaa
Orb al / iuo aonserger. aloffen /
ba1 Tile airfe iertote glaoe Spner no.
coer 9paL Sabre OF WSore. @lrrter
% Tiger, Born OF pcfslR kruleoc
'in Tor at ic p1i Staoien, 9ruNgom.
men fom / goo betioS I'll 9ritSc1uiet;
men nrsen 9rito par al K. Maa,
Ieote hsrt os Iant ron at iiroe bertoe,
aft forgieoas. Sun hduoe dfe gient
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Qfpiier Meeline.
Gnglano pil life pioe al nuacn SnS.
blanoing ira bollanoif SHE.

Der BRITTLE ll0eitriesmiiriiter, har
IOaret cen ~bolanoife Breniermiri.
tier, OF. &rlrpper, paa bans Serpen.
belle til Gn9lur6 ON, at set ber lutte
6reo meb goerne cg ltanoie 8loOs-
u~bgpoeIien. Soaret lpoer / SortbeO
ioa, at bpis @oerre, inm mi fsrer
2rig, srifer at uroerbanble ON
6reo, fan be giore oct, men nm i
Spoafrifo. Cen brittle He9ierin1
boloer idit neb i'm tioIigere geIll,t.
uir9. al oen life pil pine al rogen
Sn0blonoing al en- fremmeo Msaet,
og boi5 9oerte oil iroleoe Sreosur.
oerbanoIinger, foar Sc henperoe itg
til 2oro aithener. s Souobeo en-
~ooarltg Grit!
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
NYt boipital.
Get norifc 6oipital / ct. Iaul oil
mart blue uabnet.
ct Sapm %afbimlpct.

Cmfrina Wi0ten al Gebutcr itCl
Set rue Cutler 0oipitoI / 5t. Faltl
blioe aabnct. en- 6orenrq, iotn er IN.
~forporerct tmoer 3dpuet Ehe Gortb.
mcitern 0oipjtal Association ifnl itpre
Get, men set tilhsrer ocn norife
Smnooe5 Rlmeiota- 0fitrIgi. iyor.
cuingcu Iie6tc MotCuigou5 Slts poa
0isruet al (ertt6 81 >yofut Streets.
men ombpQqeoc oct 90 iH0InaSe
Qmupupparottr til Gpuartuina on
tn IN Rorie0uuQ. Cont Ga 9nQrira
'foitcr $4,000. Ger oil bItoe 50
SpQeiengc. Ser er to Operations.
prrclicr Tom beale or inoretteoe pon
oct bcoite Iiqeiom heIe 0oioitdIet.
Or. &. @ttfnoun itoI Itnd { Spi0ien
Tor 2Pacitabcu. ol @iii5 @reuoolS en-
3atttr al M aioc0e Or. @rNrpol6 |
@ooobue Gorntu er tat til 5uperin.
teloent cper SugcpIeierferue. Ct
lnuonnt Solpital bar lrrqc opret en-
Aoooenoinheo / Iuttirpbnerrc. boor
ser Dor ioa mango QScnreifer az ncrit
yet, Nfarge norife Mpfto % acin.
Ser / Roroucitct ubeilior ct. Vmtl oq
N}inneupolis oil nlioa iiuNe Ct Gam
%u'hiuIpct res en- ~,>nNretrirg, iom
itnor un0cr ct airteinmfun0s aort.
trcI % 6nr sc 0patigite 2paer til iia
Aouojd6c6.
@oipimIet or iffc fommct iItaro
ior at gioe Toreriugcu uoqer r5nh.
tTat, Get err i~tarcre en- 9dqisren.
be6Sonitolt. Sngen Gioiocuocr ifa[
uo6ctnIc$. Gubper. tom bioraQer
So OFT Haret. bIipcr mcOlqn al 6or.
eujnaen OF fan iaa SuOIpoeIie puo
A~nituIten$ Irift M}eu ON RiOra.
acne er minore. pil 8eofoumcube /
Sjlirl0c fua I'M NNelie qootqiort [
fri @ebonoIina pua Soipitalct Tor sem
Sunt ion or mobetdlt. SJi3 noden
pon eupdrg p0er $25. oif @eofonf.
mcn0e life Dict fuu irit Cp6olo on
SUpcbehunoliug FOR oettc Q9eIGb. men
oqiud biluc ltpSpurilt WcOlem az
Toreninacu, Cutter 0oipital ifa[
tdpc 9 Iirefterer. az hoiffe 4 or
Froie3iorer uc0 Cutter SGnirur I
Nuulire. On az Tirpfterprre fra[
pGrc eli al e. Eaul3 9rqcr. &c
eprige or s. @ohrbouer. 8ruf;oent;
0nitor Sbonrn5 9til@ion. &iceorPii.
hut Ghriitiuu 9ron6t. 5etretpr;
a. G Hluci5 Gu2ierer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Sryier ihjel.
fans SOFT innSet ibiclfrusirn / HGr'
bcocn Of Great Sails.

Sar8 SoTt Tom til Great Sails,
Mont., for ornfring TO slnr iioer %
orbeibeSe al 90 til iom 8iGter. San
bLeo fienot meo 9rdorere GaGI, %
6rebog i iorrige llge begoo ban og
Ole Gu9I iig paa 9eien FOR at beio9e
Dies 9rooer, iom Dor noe | 2aroet
odS Reo Go1tlee. Scr De reiite, tog
Oe iig en- Sierteitprfrtng % bnooe %.
iaa 9rGnSsoin meo fla p1a Teien.
De ptoite neppe, at Hltsoriffe or me,
get furlige / aliIocn; nrsl De lit lore
oet, Sans Soft fanotes f~bieIirosien
Ssroag 0torger. 0ubl fon Ill gpen
o. fortalte. at ran bapoe rtiitet Seit
% Heoifab. San furoe fife gioe no.
gen @eifeO ON Sans Colt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Seoraeen Sfomaeer.
Sans Snitrn rpmtc unoer hans Ora
urr meo hans Seiterisn.

Geputp Sberiif &. ). 6uaer ira
SteVben / Wtariboa Gountp. Nirn..
fom SEN 3oie 6ebriar til @Ieuoipe /
Moutana for at iegr eiter Mrs. 6.
Cars. Sln lob bort meo i'm Ntlnos
SsIterign, Ell bis Snith ira Temep.
Roieou Gountp. gtim,, for omtrent
en- Waaneo ii6en. Wr. 2nrs or Ell
inf Sfomager, iom err bsp o. fan
hperfen lGie cIIer ifrioe. 9eo at ar.
6eioe baarot % leoe torpelig Iagoe
ban iig op $3.50. iom ban ooergao
iii i'm acne. 90 Fan reiite til Groof.
iton FOR al fiebe Ell Seit. geraeue
Tor Seiten ituloe bum ienoe efter BAN;
men oe fom life. "a 6a hnn bGoSe zen.
ret babe lGnae og bel. bleo ban fieo
OF uenote hienh. Ser fif ban Sen BE.
ifeo. at aouen bar reiit aigdoroc ppeo
hans Sgiterien. ar bun bapbe iolgt
Set % Gogu % tnget line IRE Born
on ale Fengene meo iig. Ntr, ears
floaene til Gurigbeoen, o. ben nGnnte
.9eputp Sberifi ioriulgte Hcnlin.
1erne til 6lenoipe. Sun III here, at
Smith unoerbdRne6e ON at fisbe en-
Rond pe0 Morqon Greet, Oh OF 6ar.
oeIen ifuloe niilnlieS pnn insobuiet
inmne giterniOoua. ser fom Smith
oa Rrs. ears til ioirint Si6 o. ble
itrds belogt meo 4rreit. 1e baphe
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Stornlens beriinsrr.
Manac Sfibc or itrnnScoc pna ocn
atlautiifc apit unocr llucirct.

Gen isr omtdIte Storm, iom Set.
ooB Aftcn brco los peo atIantcrba.
pct5 aplt. peoporeoe / ire 0uae oa be.
itrecoe Stroroeu me0 Grag % t5dr.
teier, lo1r lob puo 8rltn0. 20
S~lpbeboooe iegte al bierQc GQnpifi,
bet "Groour". lon Inn oeo 2ong
&eadl, men bar noe Al Stano oertil.
9cage lont / Nrrtoocu al Spritibct
pcb Sanop Soof. og 9eiGtniulcn
togeS op al set tpife 0aupifib gar,
cclonn". Sra Sire SSIauo melocS.
at ct Sfib bar Iebct paa @rimo pc0
Eolnt S~ootout. % at Ell BARGE bar |
&nnSnso neo 9iprconinQSitationcn,
hoor Hen haDoe faitct gnftr to NIil
titles on uIIlc0e irpqtcIia. On iir.
muitct Sfonner oreu ON Rnttcl
rIaito pao Wrtgurtinc Sbodl$ / Rpr.
Irocu al oct Steb, huor set cuaclifc
Oonp'fib "GIaoeroolc" itranoc0c.
Tem Oil eitcnior @ellpurts 2iurc0.
utn9Sitation TOR Stran6en opffet
neo 8rog OF man irpQter Tor. al en-
GlIIbuuO bar iorIiit ser, : set unrN.
Iigc Ncp 9orf OF i Yeruiutpouio
bIGite | @caonbeIien al llgeu Ell itprf
Storm, Ieoioeet AZ Sncfooer. GQc
Errn fpritnfeoeS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Srvetelie erpIoiion.

S~lGbcbnaoen IS u. alles~ bnIe0e
6 laIeoe Yrnume oelrimoo SaUneu
oeo Eitts6urg, Ba- N oens aieoIer
prong og taiteoe 9eiGtringen. Der
beitoo al fl NianA ! ale Retnin5cr.
Gan ire al Dem pCo non. al De er o.
oelig iaareoe, og mn lem nj Be sorige
har man Jet nolst I'll. De er ole
irpgtelig iorbrPn0te. SDoen al er'
pioiionen bertes not oufring, %
Folf iprnna I'll FOR ut bierse. aapt.
S5aip Tiger. al ban loo | tit ailuffe
oa ptoite life al uoGen 6nre. ier hln
innot zig ligaeuoe San3et 200 500
ira Sen 6rGnoeIpoe @1ao meo iii zen,
aeteppe omfring iia Sm er meaet
iorbr9Hot oa tror. IT Here al 9eet.
nIrtgen er 0nfoEse,
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Grtraies lion / ulinnciota
Scgislaturen iamlcs for at bebanSle
Sorilag til M Sfattelop.

Winneioto5 2egisIotltr iantleSeS
! @rtraiamIing ior at beharoIe oet
ME misunderstanding &uor lang
Sesiionen pil bIipe, er pnn1feIig al
foruhiigc; tbi uagtet ben al Sfatte'
fomnris liolten ltoarbeioeoe Bill / oil
ogientligt Ia6er til at pin6e 9ifnlb
Manot 2egisloturens Meolemmer,
er Ser ogioa en- Gel Sppoiition /
&erte for ben, on en- Wprgbe 9gn.
oringSforiIag piI rimeIigpis irem.
fomne og giue 9lnIeoning til lang.
oari9e 9ebater. SPrlig ipre8 Sen
npe Sfotreloo at pile meoe aoifinig
@toOitaro ira 9l,Iltth, boor man
proteiterer MOB Sen fortiatte 9e'fat.
ming al aorn / glepatorer peo Sern.
burcrneS gnoeitotioner o. Spbps
peliet al Sonnageai9iften.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07

ltg; men bun bar reiit i'll anofa. Ser
traf bun efter afnle ionmnen meo lin
artnen Srier, SSobn Midkmlo ira Tan
Ton, Iom bart itli ioretraf for 5arme.
rem Eicrre eller Better. Midalro no"
tog MISUNDERSTANDING for Marp
ga @clle % fig ieIp, o. CONNER gge
erflGreoe Dem for rette gggtefolf at
bore. ) GenterpiQe iao Sen pentenoe
gruogom o9 9rpalp8gieiterne %
,mbrebe iig, inbtiI DC omiioer mantte
gna biem bper til lit.