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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

such an unvarying diet would have on
the health
That a vegetarian restaurant In Ho-
nolulu would find some support, we do
not doubt; but it would need a great
deal if it tried to do anything on
nickel basis. How many raw vegeta-
bies can be bought at stand or from
q cart for five cents? The number is
small indeed. and only fraction OF II
could be sold for a nickel after being
cooked. Twenty-Five cents is about the
lowest price at which a vegetarian
mea. could be served in Honolulu; ard
this. of course would go beyond the
reach of the bread and coffee man.
restaurant on the Salvation Army
plan would be very practical charity;
one where food is prepared ard sold at
cost or even, in the event of a subs -dy,
for a little less than cost. Here the
wayfarer would find a good beef a-d
vegetable stew, or, if he preferred. veg
etables alone; some baked beans,
bread, coffee. doughnuts ard a glass of
milk. In some mainland towns tn
system is carried on with entire sue
cess: and enc of its features is that
meal tickets are sold in bundles by the
Army people to welI-to-do
and are given to the beggar IN
lieu of money. The Advertiser. contem-
plating The poor fellows who get their
buttered stale bread and lukewarn
for a nickel and let living go
at that, would like very much to see
the Salvation Army plan tried in Ho-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

and absent from the city for some time.
q. W. X. KING was eIected to his place
on the executive committee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26
CHEAP EATING.

1t is always interesting to know how
the iother half lives and this letter,
which the Advertiser is glad to print
in full. throws some light on the sub
ject: ~ iassf
Editor Advertiser: have noticed
and read considerable OF late in your
paper in regard to a reformed diet,
called by some yegetarianisni, and
hope IL may result in some move in this
city towards the Inauguration of a
vegetarian restaurant; as it now is
there is not a restaurant that serves
over two vegetables at any one meal
and that Is generally a couple of
boiled potatoes and a tablespoonful of
cooked canned corn or something sim
liar. When one orders just vegeta bles
and no meat and has to pay twenty
five cents for such a mea ger order 1t is
rather trenching on good nature to be
expected to pay 1t and not say any
thing.
The Adventists have in nearly every
large city in the United States restau-
rants where vegetables only are serv-
ed. well cooked. and at a price that the
poor can readily avail themselves
thereof. Such restaurant here would
relieve much of the distress of the poor
caused by lack of food or insufficient
food. Many are living on a cup Of cof
fee and loaf of bread buttered. which
they can get at the Chinese coffee
houses for a nickel; now if such a res
taurant was run here similar to the
ls1odus operandi of the Helping Hand
Restaurant in San Francisco-it is con-
trolled by the Administration a nickel
one could get a bowl OF vegetable soup
and several other vegetables. thus fur
nishing diversity of food which it is
row impossible for the poor of Homo
lulu to obtain.
am not an Adventist nor interested
in this matter only so far as I would
like to see a move made towards hav-
ing some sort Of vegetarian restaurant |
in Honolulu. and / believe there are |
those OF wealth who would take hold |
IF this matter Were II brought TO their |
notice by some one of influence. AS |
have neither wealth or influence only !
sign myself
VEGETARIAN
Many are living on a cup of coffee |
ard loaf OF bread buttered which they
can get at the Chinese coffee houses
FOR a nickel" This is slim fare indeed, |
although TO dietetic reformers it shows !
how little it takes to keep body and
soul together in q society which insists
on three meals per day. However.
bread and coffee on a nickel basis are a
regimen which even the most strenuous
reforIner would balk at, If FOR nothing
more than the disastrous effect which
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

of vanilla bean still brings S. per pound
and the best grade, the Mexican, $50;
and it is in countries like this that va
niIla thrives the best. That the vine
viii grow and yield here, when treated
merely as a dooryard plant, has been
proved, and there would seem to be no
reason why it would not do well as a
commercial proposition. Kona people
who want an expert view of the matter
can probably get it of Mr.. Edwards,
the vanilla planter who came to Hawaii
from the Seychelles islands and estab-
lished himself at Napoopoo.
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1t was inevitable that the Supreme
Court would decide in favor Of the Nc
hryde bonds. There never was any rea-
son IN law or fact TO view them with
alarm and the attack made upon then,
by the First Circuit Court was due n
an incentive which we prefer not 70
characterize. Now that the curra,,,o
curt. oy a unanimous vote, has de-
oioed IN favor OF the bonds. a very dis
agreeable and withal unnecessary Incl
dent has been closed
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Is rack on which you need not
suffer long,
1t depends on an acid condition
of the blood, which affects the
muscles and joints, causes infaIn-
nation and pain, and results from
defective digestion and a torpid
action of the liver, kidneys and skin.
Sciatica, lumbago and stiff neck
are forms of it.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured me OF
rheumatism. was so could not lift any
thing and my knees were so stiff could
hardly get up or down stairs. Since taxing
three bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilla have
never felt symptom OF rheumatism, and
I gladly recommend Hoods for this dis
ease" Mrs. HATTIE TURNER, Bolivar, Mo
Hoods J0rSGpdSiLld
and Pills
Neutralize the acidity of the blood,
perfect digestion and excretion,
and radically and permanently
cure rheumatism.
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The process of Knopf is claimed to
convert old newspapers into clean white
paper at half the cost OF paper direct
from wood
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

II the small farmers Of Kona give I'D
'sIS''lS sugar cane because OF the want
OF milling facilities, there is stnl a
chance left them. The poorest ouaIit,,
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NOW UP TO TIE
PARRY PRIMARIES

Continued from Page II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-07-26

The meeting OF the Eighth Precinct
was held IN the Achi warehouse and
there was a large attendance of the
members of the club. The men who
have the leading in the precinct got to-
gether and finally decided upon a ticket
which probably will represent the ma
Jor1ty of the voters. The nominees are
as follows:
territorial convention. w. c. Achi,
John G. Lane.
District committee: c. 3. Dwight. W.
9 Achi, John c. Lane, J. d Avery. II.
Nieira Jr.. Kapono Karikolio
Holbrook argus., 1902-11-22
Snowflake.

Claude Youngblood is at home again.
 Miss Amanda Rogers has gone to Pinedale where she will teach the district school this winter.
 John F. Lundquist left on the 16th inst. for Utah where he will act as missionary foc the Y. M. M. l. A.
 A missionary course was be- gun last Monday with six mem bers and Prof. Peterson as in- StruCtOr.
 Although there are two or three new cases of diphtheria in town 1t seems to be gradually dying out.
 Smith D. Rogers spent a few days in Saint Johns during last week. Mrs. Sariah Workman of ;1pringerville, returned with him ana will visit relatives here.
Holbrook argus., 1902-11-22
Winslow.

Fremont Hayden is again on duty among the fireman at this place, after an extended stay in Ash Fork.
 The Santa Fe is to build a neat little depot at Adamana for the accommodation of the tourists who stop over for trip to the Petri6ed Forest.
 The stork has visited Winslow twice this week, and as q result of the visits Fred Jones and A. A. Avilla are each rejoicing over the arrival of a son.
 The bazaar of the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal Church, held in the opera house Thursday evening was q very successful event. The totalreceipts amount ed to nearly $175.
 Three members of different train crews have been sent to the general hospital in Los Angeles this week, suffering with injured eyes. The injuries are caused by the hot cinders which are emitted from the engines and which the bows are not always able to avoid.
Holbrook argus., 1902-11-22

Thursday afternoon Assistant Foreman William Dunn was se- verely injured in the round house. He was struck in the head by a moving jack and was knocked senseless. Dr. Brown was i'm mediately called to attend him. The unfortunate man was re- moved to his room and is slowly recovering
Holbrook argus., 1902-11-22
SUPERVIOR'S PROCEEDINGS.

(Continued iron first page) Woodruff-Justice of the Peace, Q. K. Gardner; Constable, Frank Campbell.
 Snowhake-Justice of the Peace, l. w. Smith; Constable, J. w. Pearce,
 Taylor-Justice of the Peace, A. Z. Palmer; Constable, J. J. Shumwav. Show Low-Justice of the Peace, Willard Whipple; Constable, Israel Laxton.
 Pinetop-Justice of the Peace Maroni Adair; Constable, John Adair.
 Pinedale-Justice of the Peace, l. H. Brewer; Constable, w. K. Brewer.
 Keams Canyon-Justice of the Peace, (. E. Burton; Consta- ble, A. B. Commons.
 l.. E. DIvELBEss,
 Chairman.
 l. X. WooDs, Member.
 l. H. WILLIS, Attest:
 A. F. McALLlsTER, Clerk. The clerk of the board is here by ordered to draw cash order payable to w. $. Norviel, district court reporter for salary and ex- penses amounting to $35.SS The clerk is hereby ordered and directed to cause notices to he published in the "ARGUs," the same being the official newspa. per of Navajo county, in the is- sues of said newspaper in the month of December 1902, calling for sealed proposals for county publishing, printing and printed stationery for 1903, said bids to be made in compliance wit T Par. 37S0, Sec. 1, of the laws of Arizona for 1901, said bids to he opened at 1,3O p. m. January 5, 1903. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 l.. E. DIvELBEss, Attest: Chairman.
 A. F. MCALLISTER,
Holbrook argus., 1902-11-22
To Cure a Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on each box. 25c.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
THE CABINET CHANGES.
COMMENT ON HICKS BEA CHS
RETIREMENT.
MR. CHAMBERLAINS POSITION IN THE
NEW GOVERNMENTAL
NOTES.
Copyright: 1902: By The New-Yc

Copyright 1902: By The New-Ycrk Tribune)
Especial 10 The New-York Tribune by French CabIel
London. July 15, 1 a. ma good many
tongues have been set loose by the events Of the
Last twenty-four hours, but the political situa-
tion is not yet clear Sir Michael Hicks -Beach's
retirement is unexpected. but helps to explain
Mr. Chamberlain's loyalty to Prime Minister
Balfour and his contentment with the new turn
OF affairs Mr.. Chamberlain is released from
the antagonism of a powerful will which was
pitted against his colonial and financial
questions. High officials admit that they were
aware before Friday noon that Lord Salisbury
had resigned. and that Sir Michael Hcks-B Beach
would retire with him. Members Of the Cabinet
knew what was coming. and Mr. BalfOur's con-
sultations with them were formal The recon-
struction of the Cabinet had already Nes
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
BRAGG AND THE CUBANS.
GENERAL DOES NOT REMEMBER WRITING
DIsPARAGING COMMENTS ON ISLANDERS.
IBY CABLE TO THE rR1BUxE.l

tBY CABLE TRIBUNK.1
Havana, July 14-General Bragg said to The
Tribune correspondent to-day relative to alleged
oerogatory remarks by him about the Cubans
i have no recollection of writing such remarks,
and the publication is entirely unwarranted.
However, what / write TO my wife 1 consider as
private and no ones business but my own"
All the papers publish the story without COM
fnent II is believed that it viii not be regarded
seriously
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

The new '20th Century Limited of the New York
Central and Lake Shore does this every day, and
efYects great saving TO the busy who travels.
between the East and the Wext.-LAdYt.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

Stony PIT State Park Dedication. July 18th. Go
via Hudson River Day Line Str. TO West Point
there with West Shore r. r. for Stony
Pit Fine sail. Grand parade. Speech by Governor
of n. Y.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
NO COMPLAINT FROM oUEsADA
GENERAL. BRACES ALLEGED REMARKS
NOT YET BROUGHT TO THE NOTICE
or THE STATE DEPARTMENT.

or THE STATE DEPARTMENT.
Washington July 14.-The criticism OF the
Cuban people ascrfbed in a publication this
morning 10 General Bragg, United states Con-
SUI Gereral at Havana, has not been othciaIiy
oiolsht TO the attention OF the state Depart-
.lsnt and until IL is there Will be no actlon III
me case. Senior Quesada, the Cuban Minister
slent the day in one Of the SUBURBAN resorts
9nd consequently did not call at the department.
- :, VIII be for him, if any one TO make com,
~n.alnt ~ Then the natural course VIII pe 10 can
s.poh General Bragg for explanation: ana II
s .s ADMITS the authenticity of the quotauoh anu
relieved
= alspatch from Fond du Lac. WIS. said ,hat IN
'eraer to HIS wife General K. 5. Bragg consul
eshsral to Havana says he prefers the sociai iiIe
~ sss.e3ieo 10 that Of Cuba He does not think tfe
sIoh sI ior the Cuban Republic is ptoihisILts;i t;s41a
ON. lie Safn might Wep try 20 MAX
5Ts pigs tail 20 try TO make soirs ,d inns IS
hsgsp.tsnese -. tnese people" the general is fepo''eu ~
ihE DETROIT AND CHICAGO LIMITED
rtsseas srand Central Station 400 r. M, arrIyonk Xk
CeusTs Cd next day. "a hour tram VIA NC" .ASSH
a1a Michigan Central-tAoVI
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

Last night there was wide range ard va
rietv of amusements There was the usual
scene of enthusiasm at the Patti concert in Al
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
1T SAVES a DAY.

The D-hour train of the New York Central and
Lake Saore enables man TO 90 days work in
New York and be In Chicago next morning.-Adyts
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

COLORADO, CALIFORNIA AND YELLOW
STONE PARK.
Personally conducted tour via Pennsylvania Rail-
road August 10 September $50 round trip.
Special train--Advc,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
COLORADO AND RETURN

by the Colorado Special" leaving Chicago $50
P. NJ. daily Low excursion rates every day via
Chicago s. North Western and Union Pacific Rys.
Offices 2S7 and 46l Broadway.-(Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15

]. Austen Chamberlain. Financial Secretary
TO the Treasury. said his father wished him TO
say how greatly disappointed he was at the
fact that he could not be present to welcome Mr..
Balfour to the leadership and say with what
pride and pleasure he would give all the assist
Continued second page.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-15
COLORADO,

Continued on second page.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
Sburfur PLACES meo Eanoperf | Iotr

Spurfor PLACES meo Sanoberf | ratt.
ge Stoer uoen at gisre noget uroentIig
peo oet2 Sor Eanben begpnot at
oerfe EN- Gang imeuen iaa er BET Sio
til at Is8e en- SanOlpge 10 fsr 10 bel.
Ter. Der er imaa lloitgter til, at BEN
fol blipe goo igien al Jig ieIp, men Ser
er al Himeli8beO for, at 2pgen fan
reobe ben, ON man bare iti0e raao.
ipsrger BAN. San ban oet, iaa bar
man life alene iparet fig IeIo for man.
sc Smerter, men man bar ofteit ipa.
ret paa gengettoIGeaet Iige iaa bel.
@r Iiben Sfooanf fan rettes paa meo
forboIosois IiSeu 9efoitning, rtten Ia.
Der man bet gna | set lan8e og breoe,
bltoer Siplpen alt mere os mere foit.
bar, ON bet life %tiliIltt er ganife for
lent. @r BET fonmet ioa blot, at Can.
Den life mere it1ar til at rebbe, iaa no
meo ben 10 for 10 before! Sper eneite
Gag, man bier. forsser fun 8lagen.
Sfte gisr, Set better life iaa onbt at
trGffe en- Suuo, iom man forub iub.
biIber Jig, 90 / etbbert Salo er Gin.
oringen pGro ct gieblifs Smerte, iom
neppe er OGrre emo ben, man eners
mao Iibe / Iimepis, naar Sanboerfen
er paa fit 6eoIte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
Nlv Stole for Deitfyit;n.

geo ben Soreneoe airfes adrsmeoe
itoite Sommer moOtoocS ct anorasen'
Be fra intereSiereoe ErPiter % Wsenig.
beoer paa 8eItfpiten ON EiuaoeIie til
at bpage ct afaoemi ct euer anoet
Stc0 Oeruoe, iom man beoit funoe enes
ON. Sagen bIeD 0rpitet, og peo WtsSet
beIutteOes, at Sen Sorereoe Rirfe
ifuloe poe $500 til ct iaaoant afa'
BENT Oct blep oginn e iluttet at poe
$3.50 aarIig til afaoemeir, Der itaur
UNDER SEN Gorenebe airfes EiIipn, meS
ltnot1geIie al set pnat9nfte afabemi
paa 8eitfpiten til bOilfet ber ffal poes
$500 oorIig. On beure Sag finoes
fel1Cnbe / itoite go. al "Sacoma II.
0enbe":
Zen 6oreneoe airfes Repr0ientun'
Ter ira 5pofone og 8acific Giitrifter
bao0e ct SfoIemsSe / Tacoma Ran'
Sag % TtrsOag. Der bar omtrent 80
Reprpicntnntcr forl1oen Here, iom bar
tiIIte0e for Sogens Sfplo. Ger neb'
inttp8 en- aomite Of 6 maro, 3 fra
bUer Srcos, til at inoIamIe Ren8e til
ct Sfolcfono % iartrer meb Den 8or'
encSe airfe8 Wi8itonstouttte at be-
itenme, boor Sfoler bill bline Iagt.
Store SiI6uS BAR giort fra ilere
Stcber, boor De gierne bill babe Sfolen
Ioat.
@oItor 6. :. SIirn fra Roscom,
3bnbo, inobro9te ct Eil6uo ira Ebe
Ruiincis as~iociotion al Roscotu ON
90 glcre8 2unb, beIiggenoe oeS SiSen
at Stot&untperiitetet og oGrb ca. 5000
br. Q(cre, iorlt0cu 5000 Dollars /
Penge.
Sra RibfeIb, Sab, IeO Eilbrioet
pao $4,000 og 10 acre8 2ano.
IRA Tacoma bar tilbuOt $4,000
fontant % ct SuS ppro $4,000 for
$4,000.
WonteIuno tiGbsS en- fproi9 STOLE
bn0ning og 10 IcreS 9ano.
Spanotpap tiI6eo $4,000 og $156
/ Qrbeioe og t43 Softer og 40 acres
2ano.
9ouIsbo ttIbeo $4,000 / Rontarter
% 5 acres 2ono ret I Boulsbo, eaer
40 acres iiteoetfor 5 glcres.
SiIoerton, Greg, tilbeo s acreS
9ano % $1,000 fontant.
Sra Ballard, 8oib., % Bortlano,
Greg, pur Silbuoene enOnu life filot
uoorbeioeoe.
9tprmere SpIpsntnger / n9it tie 9h1'
nler.
Set bIep beItent at inforporere en-
STOLE. Association.
Som MI Sagerne Itaar, ier bet To-
oenbe Ms for SfoIer, % unnieet bpor
Sen pi[ bIioe Iaat, er Der ingen Sotl
ON. at Sen bill uoipIbe ct lGn8e felt
Sabr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09

Saun rloa Ser gaa for fig mere eIer
min0re bIan0t Ha6oer, bpao iftloe De
ellers bore Haboer til2 On man al.
brig iaa 9ierne snifer at pere ieIpbiul.
pen cg olorig ina nsoig bill begi9re
SiGlp al andre, ina inbtr9oer oog De
SiOer, ga ser iugen anben llboei er,
o9 BET gamle ORD ont at "bi9Ipes
uat" funOe for EilfplOet gierne ON.
itrioes iaaleoes: Gerfor er ri Iaboer,
iorat ri ifnI bielpe binanbeu. Sg ser
fin0es ga ogiaa | etbperr TaboIas Sen
euer benz, ntar, trpst fan benpenoe iig
til, biGlpiomme, mile SoIf, iom life
aIene itaar til Sieneitc meo BET, iom
trGrses, men ogaa eior Bet paa en-
gooslig, tiettitpiqis Waabe. Sfabe,
at oercs Tienitpinigbeo iaa ofte mis-.
brltgeS. Man boloer paa at Ioare al
Dem Sang eiter Gang Reoifaber, iom
man me6 al Gimeligbeb ielu buroe for.
ifaffe fig, ioaiom spaoe og Sag, %
Iaper o9 5il % grpne, etc. elter
man beboI0er oct laante iaa latge, at
BET aIbrig tontmer biem igicn, meo.
minorc Gieren feb tager Wtoo I'll iig
% benter set tiIbage. @aer man la.
ser set fare iIoe peo ifisoeSlss ge.
Gambling, % iaa fremSeIeS. Geriom
man MI oiI tqnfe ltot efter, iaa ffien.
ner Dog en6uer, at bette life er, icm
oct buroe ppre. 8aa oen Waaoe fan
man life onSet pettte, END at BET til
Hut bliuer for orsit ieIp for ben GODS.
lioItc Mar bersper bam Den @l9oe;
iom ban pirfelig feIer peo of frnne
bore andre iii gieneite, naar 9eiligbeS
freezer, % tuinger BAN enSelis I'll at
fsle BET ionr en- 9prSe % Ell Slase.
Oct gobe 17orbolS Rano cg Rano
imeaem fan paa iaabart Sis life be.
ftaa / 2Grsoen, % er oct borte. iaa
er BET ogioa for en- pGientlig Del forbt
meS Den 2ptte, iom upoes blanot goSe
Gaboer. Gr oct ~nsopenoigt, iaa er bet
gunifc / lin OrSen at bebe ON Saan al
ct &eSifab al og til, men loo BET Sa
osiaa ~crinores, at bet er ct 8 az n, OF
man IfpIbcr at anoenoe al milig 5or.
Hatigbeb / 0mgansen mes bet, cg al
set inareit muIis ber leperes tilbase.
90 bar man iaa oet rette SinS, bill Der
aloria fottcs SEN 2eiiigbeo, Sa ielp ben
fattioite ier fla iitato til at sisre en-
ener onocn Eieneite til 8iensialo.
Oct inStrpFer aIoria, at oet aar eiter
sur f,n er Sen enc gart, iom bar
snIcOnins til at bore ti%enItoilis 90
bielpiom.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
Brand / bancof.


9pen Soncof / Steoens Gourtp,
Wirr., hicmie8tes ben lite 0eceinb1r
al en- S~Ioebroub, iom fortprebe ct self
aportaI. &I0en opitob / en- SaIoon
90 iprebte fla til beqQe Sioer. s &c.
IeJrommet opreane2 7 branoIi5te, ser.
jb.onNt apotbeter 5. Z. Soaefiou.
SoIooneu tiIbsrte en- Spfer. 5 81.
miller, iom boe6e ooenpaa / Be mn neS.
brProte gggnin8er, bIeo busoiIoe %
fit life rebbet noget af tit Subbc. "a.
bet oeo @ronben iGttes til $25, 900.
boorof omtrent BET babe er bPffet peS
assurance. ,
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09

1887. Ga.: Sporteoes fob Sptertngen
/ ReprHieutaHthuiet oper Spsrasn1aalet
ON Eecprocitet for Cuba? Spcr m1nge
Re9Eblifausre "a hrpr mango 2emotrater
par tlIfcoe / SuiCt. ba 5pgr9smGalci ppto'
ges I'll Eotertug. % boor mango gleelem'
ner beftpo SUjet az? Spor mango Repu'
bliFancre itemte for % bppr mango tmoo
SiuCu? Spor mango 9emotrater itCmte
for o. bppr mango imoo ben?
So.: Stusn ON 8rctprocttet for Cuba
bIeo eftsr at prre u%uoeroaoet foritieltge
gGubriuaer psbta9st al 8pu9rsSiens Re'
prR~ ientautbns ben lsor Gprjt 1902. Der
par PAT, iom Itsntts ior ben, o. 80 itEmte
imoo; 40 iterute life, % Z iuarcos oco Eap'
neupraabet bperteu uteo ga eCer gict, men
car tun tilfleuos, at be par "nGrp rreroe".
9ette bleo ieuere rettet berbsn, at 1874
Rspublitarere ps 1893 Tcmrtrater
Itemte for StGen 20 "A RepubIifuners O8 10
Gemptruter itcmtc imoo ben. Suiet beitoo
Of 1856 ReoIemmer, % Der Uar TO &atauicr.
Ser par 1913 &sSublttnnerc. 151 9cnotra'
ter % 8, icm tiIbprte andre BARTER, iuaium
gc9uIihsr. S~plorepuIitaHere Oip.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
Gr BET anSet emo Taorifab, mar ri

Gr bet anSct emo Gaari fab, ttaar Ri
PLACER oS meo 9efpmringer for, boao
Der muIigeuS fan fomme til at meoe
oS al Woogang Og 8ienuorOigbeoer
imorgen eaer engang langt frempper t
oen fierne 6rGmtio? SpaS ifdl oct
egentIi9 tiene til at tage ianoant paa
Borg? $oorfor ifaI ri enoeIig ipGffe
bort WoO og forsbe pore arpfter mpo
s@ngIteIie for noget, iom iIet life ino.
trGoer, naar alt fommer til aIt2 San
ot Oerimoo gl9oe os / Saabet ON Oct,
pt engang oenter at opnaa, iaa er oct
en- 8anife anoen Sag. Oct tager life
oaa 8rGfterne og ioGffer bperfen &c.
geurets eIer aanoen8 goner. Ofte
fan oct bel ogiao per inotreffe, at set
life 9oar, iom ri bacoe oe1tet, % at
ri en0eIig finder oS ifltffebe / bore
6orboabntn9er, men @Ipoen % Srei.
0igbeSen ngo ri BOG oite | Iange Si6er,
% Snabet Iettebe for os mungen gpr.
Sc, JON elers par bIeoen % for tltna.
Saabet gapner os for Sen Sib, iom
er, % gisr 8artbringeu ~Iettere, set bsr
ri berfor pleie % prsoe at boloe peb.
Iige. Nten Risbaab regnes meO Hette
bIanSt 2afterne, BET brinser os fitn
Sfa0e % foregeoe 9prber.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-09
Ran iiooe trYet.
Sarmcrc / Otter Sail Guuntg faur be.
bUlbc tit Sanb.

9ortbern Qaciftc 9anen Ear / Here
aar giort 8rao paa pi5Ie Seftioner /
Gtter Gail Gounty, Wfnneiota; men I
ocnnc llge fom 9anens Sa8ierer, u.
Sanoer8, til 6ergu8 Sails % meo'
ocIte Sen beba8eIigC Sioen0e, at 9ane.
fomponiet onltrent bar opgioet Dem og
tagct GrItatning / @ono, iom Iig8er
IrnQcrc oeiteru0. @Ionot be Sarmere,
ion1 poa Sen Wtaaoe tomner til at
"iio0e pna i'm Cue trpg", er fel8enoe
norife WGn0 % 4Oinoer: NIfoIat d.
ion, 2lnorctp @tI5ertion. 5ranf Sar.
ion, ears 8. g}p3aar6, Inoers Siern.
ouS, NilS Strobet. &oofon 9. Ouren,
Cars NnOerion. Seren s. SoueIItao,
lila Gbriitianion, Ssrgen s. TbOn,
Qouis Tohnion, Cars 9. SteritrSm,
Wcrtha 2acob'on, NiIs Z. Sanobof,
SAILOR @ugebrction s. 8. aoIItao.
q. . 9aQer. Smut .. Spirit, Rurtin
N1lYoricn o. q. 9uirle, 8. q. Su.
tue, qn6rea$ QNIIen. Simon Ebomp.
ion. 9 8. Sonoa, ginor 2unO, Cline
@unN. &. &. Qiuetrn. 0eSuNen Ct Bar
Iu7ferc.