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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30
THE WEEKS
SOCIAL DOING

Mrs. u. I. Cantine was the hostess
THURSDAY afternoon, at a very pleas
ant n%snsington, at her home in
North rhirIy-first street. The rooms
were charmingly decorated with
sweet peas, asters and nasturtiums.
Dainty refreshments were r
Mrs. Cantine was assisted by Mrs.
Jean Decker and Miss Mabel Gordon.
The party was the first of a series
Of three. On this occasion the in
vited guests were Mesdames' Spear,
Hoyt, Decker, Bouton, Bradley, Bur
ton, Bair, H. M. Allen, Elliott, Paul
Mccormick, Gordon, H. G. Williams,
s. F. Morse, Cardwell, White, W. D.
Clark, Yates, Railsback, Matheson.
Goss, s. w. Soule, Becker, Bell, H.
F.. Clark, Armstrong, Hemming, Rix-
on, selbrede, Forester, Camp, ]. H.
Johnston, Gerald Panton and Miss
Gordon.
Mrs. James Chapple is entertaining
at a Kensington this afternoon, in
honor Of her sister, Mrs. J. H. John
ston of Miles City. Her assistants
are Mrs. Johnston, Miss Minnie Pan.
ton, Miss George Mcconnell and Miss
Marion Panton. Those. invited are
the Mesdames Goddard, Elliott
Decker, Lynch, Baxter, Clement, Bur
ton, Bouton, H~ungerford, Martin
Cruise, Lewis Babcock, Becker, Pau
Mccormick, Rixon, G.. Panton, G
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30
NATIONS RESPONSIBILITY.
Bishop o'cor.nan Speaks on Duty &c
the philippines.

Madison, S. D., Sept. 25.-Vicar
General Thomas A. Flynn was invest
ed with the title and purple of domes-
tic prelate to the pope by Bishop
O'Gorman yesterday. Thirty-five
priests were in attendance and the
church was crowded to its capacity
by friends and parishioners.
The papal brief was read in Latin
by Rev. Father Sheehan Of Sioux
Falls. Bishop O'Gorman's sermon was
eloquent. It touched upon his recent
visit to Rome as a representative of
the government in the matter OF the
friars' lands. He said the pope grant
ed every request that our govern
ment made, and that the government
asked nothing but what was right.
He said this nation is responsible for
the future religious and political we'll
being of the Philippines, a RESPONSE
bility which we had not sought and
cuu1u noJ evaav ana would accept as
a Christian nation and in a Christian
spirit. n
Vicar General Flynn's new title will
be Rt. Rev. Mgr. Flynn. He is very
popular here and there is general sat
isfaction among Catholics and Pro
testants.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30
GREAT coMMoNER GIVES MORE
TRUST ADVICE.
REMEDY He NOW SUGGESTS
Free Trade and Denial Of Use of
All Public Utilities Will
Fetch Them.

Lincoln, Neb., Sept. 25.-W. j. Bry-
an, in the next issue of his paper,
will discuss the withdrawal of Speaker
Henderson. His statement contains
the following:
Speaker -Henderson's withdrawal
from the congressional race furnishes
the most sensational feature of the
campaign. His district having an
overwhelming republican majority, his
election seemed assured, notwith-
standing the activity Of the demo-
Gratis and the desertion of some re-
publicans, supposed to be compare
lively few.
It must have required some power
full cause to force a withdrawal un-7
der such circumstances. What was
the cause? In his letter he gives but
one, namely, that he finds many re-
publicans in his district in favor of
putting trust-made articles on the
free list as a remedy for private mo
%nopolies, and as he is opposed to that
remedy, he declared that he preferred
to retire to private life rather than
strike such a blow at the system Of
protection.
Mr.. Henderson is the leader of his
party in the house of representatives
and he must have known that his
abandonment Of the fight for the rea-
sons given would weaken the very
cause to which he declares himself
devoted. If he, the speaker Of the
house with his great prestige, ability
and personal popularity, could not
hold n of the strongest republican
districts in the United States, what
chance is there for less conspicuous,
less able and less popular republi-
cans to hold close congressional dis.
tricts? u
The democrats have a great oppor.
tunity; they should it-I.et
them urge the free list as a protec-
ton from the extortion and let them
advocate publicity, not as a remedy
in itse11, putfas an aid to a remedy,
and then let them demand that the
republicans accept or oppose the Kan
a City platform remedy which lays
the AK at the root of the tree and
strikes a blow that will kill.
Let the corporation be shut up in
the state of it's origin and let it be
denied the use Of the mails, the tel
egraph lines and the railroads until
it shows by conclusive proof hat it
is not trying to monopolize any
branch of business or the production
of any article of merchandise.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30

Chapple, M%atheson, and the Misses
Panton and Mcconnell.
r. j. Martin, who has been visiting
in California, returned yesterday and
will spend the winter in this city. He
brought with him his niece, Miss
Alice Martin, who will visit her rela-
tives in this section. At present she
is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Charles R. Stoll.
Mrs. Paul Mccormick, accompanied
by her little daughter, Blythe, left this
morning for a two months visit to
Seattle and Tacoma.
Mrs. E. l. Cantine is, giving the sec
ond Of a series of thimble parties
this afternoon. Autumn flowers are
used in the decorations.
Her assistants are Miss Lillian AL
len and Miss Mabel Gordon.
The guests invited are, the Mes
danes Currie, Hathhorn, Bailey,
G%ainsforth, Ladbury, Carter, Stiles.
Charles Chapple, Bayerd, McRae, Hol-
lister, Snidow, w. A. Allen, Hocse,
Lawrence, Marble, McNeill Banks and
the Misses Marble, Lusk, Hutton. Per
RE, Ida Plat, Crawford, Lawrence,
Calhoun, Collins, Steele, earns, Bees
sic Plat, Cora Mccormick, Hood
and Gettard.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30
MEETS WITH OPPOSITION.
Presidents Suggestion Of Tariff Com
mission Not Well Received.

Washington, Sept. 25.-lt is regard
ed as fortunate that President Roose-
welt, before abandoning his western
trip, committed himself to the policy
of doing something toward tariff re-
vision by recommending the appoint
ment of a tariG commission.
1t was stated in these dispatches
just n week ago today in com
menting en- the conference between
the president and a number of sena-
tors at Oyster Bay that Mr.. Roose-
welt advocated the appointment of
a commission or some other conser-
yative method of treating the tariff.
A tariff commission was appointed
by President Arthur during his term.
He recommended it to congress and
the authority was given. The COM
mission was named and a bill was
framed after hearings had been held
in many large cities. The bill was
introduced in the house of representa-
tives by w. D. Kelly of Pennsylvania,
but it was never enacted into law,
strong opposition developing. How
ever, there was a modification of the
tariff during Arthur's term. The SEN
ate took a bill sent from the house,
reducing internal revenue taxes, and
added On a tariff hill which was fin
ally adopted by the house.
There will be opposition in con-
gress to- a tariff eomamission, and if
1T is strong enough to prevent the
pf>-ident's recommendations from be-
ing ca,vied out, an extra session of
ae f1Ity>ighth congress is regarded
sertain. There will scarcely be.
usclng the coming short session
= the seeate the question
OF trusts Reciprocity asd tariff.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30
SEVERAL co up A NOTCH
IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE in
DIPLOMATIC, CORPS.
Resignation Of Ambassador White
Causes General Revision in
Foreign Service.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Thes follow
ing important diplomatic appoint
nlents have been announced from the
state department:
Cnarlemagne Towers of Pennsyl-
and minister plenipotentiary to Rus
sia, to be made ambassador extraor-
dnary and minister plenipotGntiary to
Germany.
Robert S. Mccormack CT Illinois,
now ambassador extraordinary and
minister plenopatentiary to Austria
Hungary, to be ambassador extra
ordinary and minister plenipotentiary
to Russia.
Bellamy storer of New York, now
envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Spain. to be ambas-
sador extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Austria-Hungary.
Arthur S. Hardy of New Hampshire,
now envoy extraordinary and minis
ter plenipotentiary to Switzerland, to
be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Spain.
Charles Page Bryan of Illinois to
be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Switzerland.
David E. Thompson of Nebraska to
be envoy extraordinary and minister
plenipotentiary to Brazil.
These appointments are to take ef-
feet when Ambassador White leaves
Berlin in November.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30
DEMOCRATS PREVENTED IT
LittlefieId Suggests Remedy for Cure
Of Trust Evil.

LittlefieId Suggests Remedy for Cure
Of Trust Evil.
Scranton, Pa, Sept. 25.-Congress-
mar L~ittlefield Of Maine, candidate
for speaker, is the guest of Hon. J. P.
Conner of Denison this week and
consented to fill Judge Corners APP
pointment at this place last night.
Mr.. Littlefield confined his speech to
a discussion of the trusts and the
tariff.
He said he was in favor of tariff
revision when it was found that Amer
lean products were sold cheaper
abroad than in this country and that
he did not regard tariff schedules
as sacred, but that the policy of kill
ing trusts by tariff reductions would
result di%sastrously, where competition
is sufficiently strong to prevent trusts
from controlling prices, tariff reduc-
ton is unnecessary. Where outside
competition is weak the first effect
of tariff reduction would be to kill
everything but the trust. If persisted
in the trust might also be driven
out Of business and thus an American
industry would be killed and the pro-
duction handed over, vepy probably,
to a foreign trust, over which the
United States would have absolutely
no control.
E*f rN.afH 49,. 49, q
He favored such constitutional
amendment as would give congress
greater control Of trusts, but said
this was impossible so long as democ'
racy held to the doctrine OF states
rights, and controlled one-third OF
either house.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30

Washington Post (Ind.): A. demo-
cratic victory this year would be no
assurance Of a democratic victory in
1904. Whether it would be helpful
toward unity may be doubted. One
thing is certain; a republican defeat
in 1902 will not deprive that party
Of power to defeat any party or com
btne that comes out in a presidential
year with a reaffirmation Of Organism.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30

beer different from his speech at
Minneapolis a year ago, or from his
first message to congress. The oppo-
sit1on to President Roosevelt is due
to his action as president Of the Unit
ed States in directing the suit against
the Northern Pacific merger in en-
forcing the Sherman antitrust law.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30
That Boy.

Yet once again that bright little
North Side boy.
He was having a good time at Lake
Geneva, where the Swiss watches
come from, but he did not forget to
say his prayers.
"Oh, Lord" he said, as he knelt
at his bedside one evening, make
me a good little boy. Il asked you the
other day to do it, and you didn't
Exchange.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30

What is the q u on the n
1or! asked the country cousin.
Sometimes it is there" renlien tho
otner country cousin, who was citv
broke, TO excuse the cooking and
sometimes to excuse the prices they
charge.'-Indianapolis News.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-09-30

indianapolis News: E. Benjamin
Andrews says that as trusts increase
general conditions improve. Mr.. An
drews was once a supporter Of the
free silver ticket, which suggests that
everybody changes his mind except
Mr.. Bryan, and he would rather be
wrong than be president.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Horn Dnkotu.

Bare to. - Sra @aibineton no.
lenbieS npIig en- Happort. bpori Ser
la9oes. at Der | @olib Gpitntp par S
ipeoalffc. Oct er feilogtigt. Goun.
tiets Snge. Or. 2a 9er9c, tiger meo
geltcmtbeb, al Der blot er to SilfGlbe,
oa De er al @ointiet iiolereoe / en-
Spgntne / Silpeita Somnibip.
Sprrt til Sfrnb.-9 Den lite apriI
fommer ben Siitorie fra Billings 80,
at rs. g. Mcper brPptc Ell lllp, ion
bar 7 iSoo og 10 CONNER lang % pei.
zoe 16S Guno. Serme ltlp bar / lang
Sio pGret Ell Sfrpf for Ganer, %
man antager, ben bar SrGbt &reatI.
rer til Ell 8Groi al $1,000.
S~lSebranb. - GorretninasItrsget
Sooplc. "A Wtil ttorbpeit FOR Grafton,
br9rbte / ManoagS. 9utiferne til.
bsrenoe Seuberg & SO. % S~orgerion
& Gfberg, 6. =. 9iments Ipotbef %
Observation-Disclosures 6. 6. Sid & Cos
Saroelslofolc bleo fliIoitGnoi9 zoe.
laate. Gen itsrite Gel al &arerne
brenbtc oaiaa. Wan tror, Sloen op.
itoo hos Sid & 60. Sobef bar $780,
600.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
Sub Dakntu.

8aar til 2eaS. - Eaitor Sarrp
8unberion iom / flere Nur bar p9ret
Serer i gngelif % Siitorie oeb Sioilr
Soils College, bar antaget &alb iom
Breit FOR ben fsrite Sapttitfirfe i 2enb.
tSnl gnnSen. - s R9rbeben al
Grop Greet ggencp ulaa ser bore ct
Sui / 81inben paa Misiisitppi. Yau
anoetl Waaoe fan man life forflare
Jig, at Den ltbpre ganomnsie, iom M.
Zig bar Der, forioanot meo engang.
Eulitif. -@uoernsr Serreio, Sicc.
giioernsr ,Snop, Statsiefrcter Berg
oa &onsresmanO Rartin iigeS at
bile blioe giennomineret oeo Den re.
publifanife StntSfonpention, iom ifal
toIocs / Siour SAILS. Ipo &ongreS.
mano 8rrfe, ion bar tient / TO Ser-
miner, er Der aoifiQig Sppoiition.
apmmer tilbase. - Spar 9oaitab,
iom lpnae bar en- al be IeSenoe Meno
/ 9anfton Goirntp og Gbef FOR San.
belSfirmaet VpgitaO, Iaietb & Co.,
ilptteOe THOR til IinnenpoIiS. Men
MI bill ban fomme tilbage til Golntiet
% boiGtte itg / 9oIin, toor ban biz
opfsre en- M 9olig til ct 8oitenoe al
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

ottc gnsiaaerer | 9ogncn, men sc
bIep ale rebbebc. Jarmerrr | Nabo.
.laget fom ipringenoe benoper Bro.
rien for at lie oct iielone Spn al en-
brRitoenoe 8ogrL iom Lob benoper gn-
men. Il 1iinuter. eftcrat gosnen
blep ifoniet, bar alt 9rGperf fiiIoit1n.
dig opbrunot.
$,00Oi Sfabeseritatning. 80 Iels
3. Slion bar tioligere nniat JON
gremiemanb / Goo.ganens 1ieneite,
90 for en- Sib iioen miiteoe ban en-
firm, mems ban bolot pao nleb lit ar.
beioe peo Gnoerlin, Horo Safotn.
SON frGneoe. at gnnen ifliIbe gipe
bam Gritatning for Sabet al Irmen.
IRE @ange bar bans sag p9ret oppe.
Ssrite Sang tilfienote Siirpeu bom
$4,000; anben Sang f1moe Siirner
life blioe eng; treble Sang bleo Su.
rpeu enig ON $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
mtsrounit.
Ssr mn 1ei III 9linlrt.

Ssr paa @ei til Iiplct. otto
Beterion ira Collar blcu ben lite
apriI al Eager tagen iii Nenoota
Sinbsipaeaipl, men oa DC naueoe eou
Claire, bsSe ben itdffeIS iirosIpge.
StriSer mob @rnnSlopen. - Zen
itStp 2egislatilr pebtog en- Sop, bpor.
otter SIS bIep ilagt en- Sfat al 10
GsrtS pr. Son. gai bar Ssieitsret err
flprct. OF oerrtc Stattelou Ttrioer moo
8rumelpuen
Statcn fan life aisisrc bet.-Ssies
iterct bar afaiort, at Sd9ct angaaen'
sc @aibburn 9apiielo & Sron Riper
9anen ma aigiSres al oe isSerale
Setter, og al StatcuS SomitoIe life
bar SuriSoiftiou / Sagen.
Sammrnifse. - Ut SrGn paa 600.
9aner OF CT pdn Smasa.Sanen bauoe
ST. s SirSoasS gitcn Ct Sanmeritsb
peS Sllrtle Safc Citation. Bot. %
9usagepoanaae og StatiouS0panin.
gen br9ltotc. american Grpreis SO.
leo ct tort Cab. ga mango Sarcr / Or.
p~reSuoanene blep sbelast. o. Yenae,
iom aoulpaniet kaube / Stniionsbpa.
niusen. off tabt. Get belle Sab par
$4,000. ,nacn blrn br15t, ntcrl
! aisbmanS Z, @idenbcrg / turtle
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

9Dstisbco ibIonot iis. lom er iitono
til at opertaee Stpret 90 fontme bel
ira Ct laabdnt Soerp. ON Oct bIiper
Dem o%nerSraeet. Sporpibt ban bat
Vet ] benue Sfutniua en- pauifeIis at
oigisre nol9nae ltroiiebeoerne pnrcr
tbi netop paa bette Bnnft or Renin.
gerne, iom befienot. meset belte.
ssntiblcrtio baaber piit ale paa Oen
bebit muIiec % for 5illpinoerie ior-
oeIngtigite 2ssning al DC BrobIemer.
iom peb oisic SerS Grbperpelie err
fommet i'll at p~oatrGnae iig Dor Sp'
mGrfiombcb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
I've Diterier.

Ctte rpe giterier fommer / 9ebet al
Barren iii at tr9oe / Sirfiombsp /
Minneiota. Statens 9anbbrussoepar'
tcment bar ilittis arbeibet paa at brinse
Sarmcrue I'll bepre at uonptte Nnleos
itin9en III al orioe Mteierier, pg bets
Sirfiombeo bGrcr 5rust. Ser ct M
rs gitericr i Staten; nplis bar INITIAL
let go. Taa ell Sitsubiiains / @il'
ipailfee bandit en- Minueipta. Wanb lite
Eremie. 8ette gap ct 5remitpo. 8
sSiscpniin CT Ger omfrits 500 Diterier;
@tinnelota oil life itaa tilbase. Der
tan frembrtnses en- ligeiaa COB Oft
Winneioia ipm paa noset ancct Steo /
Sanoet. Oct fonmer blot an paa at
tase orbcntlig fat. DC itsrite al be rpe
Yiterier, iOm mart tummsr isaue. Itnl
Iisse / Sc Sueur, CT. Ebpmas, 3ob9e
Center os Cannon Sails. Dodge Gpln.
tn itaar III iom go. / Gilpirfning al
OF. Oct bar minbit IL Diterier, og
oae sjsr bet subt. Dc Oiteiorter. Min.
ne'ota iornemmelis frembrinser, er
"Gbeobar" Os "8rid".
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
;Sur truaoIss ScIcarai oubner Ser

Spr trnuoIss SclCarai onbner Der
ia itchie iterrc % itsrrc Nltli8beOer.
9er berettes MI ira GIcoeion6, Ohio,
at ct Serrprcn0c Sciifab, ioir briuer
9ompifibSfdrt poo SGerre. ogtcr at
nnbrtrqc Be forre0nG Ipparatcr pun
fine SFibe, iao &c for mootngc % al.
icrbe Sclegraminer. Iu0rc Gantp.
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fremtio feIgc GrempIct, ON ali gnar
ooht, % inoen ret mango Gor iii oct
maoite bIioc nImin0cIigt for Sfibc
9ao bore 2SnS'scr at bapc teIearaif
TnrbirSeIic Jig imellcm lnaoeliom
mco 5tatiorer pou &auoloroen. Set
iuncS talfoIb roturIiQ, at Oct ma fom'
me hertiI, boi$ beu me GpftnocIic
hoIber 'oa Hogct uGr, boao DC ioretlgs
ne grperlmenter loper. Gen trano.
Isie Selegraf bar FOR Gbeoerne icIps
fdgeIta er ren fommcrclcl EPr0L ioa
BET npe Spitem iorinaniOt i&irfeIigbc.
ben anbeidIer ia ieIp. Neu u0en
Senigu bertil CT SetteS Snbfsrelle paa
Dor Sfibe ogioa al andre 8runoe !
hsi Grab srifeItg, iPrIia iorhi Surcn
os6 en- Ssreiie beroeb otl ~betDoeli9
formtnofeS. CT Sfib, Der foar noget
al III Taffiuert / ulaue eaer miiter
fit @or. Iattes pe0 SiGIp al lit EeIe.
grafoppnrot iltanO hi al urherrcttc
andre Sfibe / DC Iamme 6arparbe
ON Den Iibtc Sfo0c, % Oct tou meo.
belle iip til 6of paa 2aro peo ben
nGrmeitG $nou. Boo Iiaucuhc Wao.
&c fan BET ienbe 9citco ilauO, | StlfGI.
oc al al Oct teller iig 'oit Nicn cQcr
io!nlnel IN Tor Qnocn lttnltC 90 trpft'
ger Si9Ip, Soil, Der bar &cnncr cllcr
8uarsrerOe ombor0, bill poa Oennc
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biSies 8eilnOeu0c, %, boia De er i
Rsb, Iepe / SorpiSuIngen ON, at Der
er ienbl Dem Den SiGIp, &c bcbeuer
Tor lgien at foume / SitfcrbeO. 4oa
Dcnne Raa6c piI life aIcnc mrgcn %
uIoorIlg Tnre funre m0gaaeS, men
itor 9gusiteIie % l1ro oite nioen0e8.
Dette cr nnturIigpi& altidmmCn al
ben itsrTte getp6uirg, baaoc Tor Dem,
ioul er onboro, % BEN. iom er iIauo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
3Nputunu.
.ab for ;surrctningsperocncii

Sab for neutrality-suspicious.. -
aisbm9noene / Stoten er bange for
at Iibe itore Sab pan @runb of, at
SIonmen / Torb 9utota bar itariet
SSernbdnetrnfifen. Wellem Sabre %
8iliitor paa @reat Nortbern er belle
2anoet unoer 8ono. 4aa mango
Gage er fife ct Eran fonuret sitcnfro
til Butte.
San bsbc a~lligeuel. 3 iorriee
go. meobeItes. OF Den tibIigere Stats.
arfiteft Sobn 6. 8aitlieu, ON boem
man troeoe, at ban bar oso for 3 Ior
itoen, ffuIoe Iepe fremOelcs. Reu mi
beretteS fra Selera, at Baulien oirfe.
Iig osoe for 5 Nlar ftben, % at Goro.
neren 10 Gage efter 9egrapelien erop
op 2iget og ioroiSieoc iig ON, at oct
par EauIien$ Sig, iom Iaa i aiiten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04
JnoIdnoet.
gp,pn.

Gberfjprf. IL Sranf gteIion, ofpiot
! Soma genfraIs Sienctr, bleo Iirs.
Dag opcrfisrt al ct 5ragttrdn | Ola.
Iooia % osoe ct Bar Elmer efter.
5iiilene ffar al begge Serene peo Spf.
terre % Den EsIre arnL San bar 32
Var gammel og eftcrlaoer gnfe os to
Born.
Sturt airfcmsoc. - Zen 6te MpriI
'tal be reoreaniierebe Mormoner bot.
DC ct Nsoe / 9nrioni bportil pentes
S%elegater fra mango aanter | Ser.
ben. ira gngIano tonumer Ipoitlerne
s.. z. 8riHitbs, ira Canada n. 6.
@oans, ira ~@eelem.Imerifo Soiepb
Siiff. %.
Saar mn Eoft. -G 6. j. @euner.
itrem, ben ipenife Hebaftsr, JON
Sbap sioroe til Professionalism,
og iom forleScn miiteoe i'm Bolt, 90
GrmmirtS ubnHpnte Ell anoen, ffaI M
reiie til Rprae og Sperige for at fna
oisie Sanoe ill at oRre mco poa at no.
title paa 8eroenSubitiair9en / ct.
Souis ! 1903.
6anot Yengc. - Mens 90. S. Sirt.
tier bplot paa at plsic paa fin Sarm
noroenfor @Ioora / SorsoagS, fom
ban ooer en- Sinfnroe, iom bar fpIot
meb @ulO- pg Sslpmpnter. sSor en-
. 4 -
fort Sio iioen req 6initer neb en- gam.
mel gpanirg paa innnnle Sarm, pg
oa ban lit ls& CT Sngbielfc. reaurbe
Oct mcb SsIpmputer neo pnn bam.
6er SinitcrS Sio boebe en- garumei
gicrrig Smart poa ;Sarmeu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

Der bnaacs | andre gicmeb. Easer
man imiolcriib BET enc meo Oct dnbet,
or bste Ssm1ncrpriier Iioget rlGr Itse.
iao messt at befIaee iom ioropreoe 80.
oemibIer; tbi DC bolber sSolf / 9perre
fro al pyese eenc Siiie buab Der er til
Cab og Sfabe boabe ior Gem ieip %
for &ommunen, % De giBr Del oite
nsopen6is Tor 5armernc al iuolfrGn.
Re iig % flare Jig meD, bpoo Dc bar,
meoeus DC iinoer an0re SorDolb pil6e
ie Jig llbuei til of ifafc ia og fine Den
itsrre aomfort og 8elprrc, iom ~.
ger al at DO / Ipiere % rnmmeIIgere
8oIiaer. 0cspGrre nobugses Stopen
eiter en- Woaleitof, Der slsr. al mai,
fuu fan babe Iioet Soab ON Iettcre
G08lrg til Tsrmer / Srcmtiben, %
bUtS man uoeluftrube ifoI orre ben.
oiIt iii SanoctS eget Sorroab, bill Ger
bel life bengal mango Iar, isrcHo
ErPInit raar op | iaa bsle Briier, at
BET mn bliocr mrtIigt for rigc Solf at
Suic. 5 getrastuing al at 10.
buaiteu uf bore cgne Sfope foregdar
iaa hurtia, at oct aIlerc6e M maa
ir6rsmmeS, at oct or paa bsi Sio at
tngc 6orboISSrcglcr iii ocreS gepo.
rclic, itiIINe set iprcS rtmcIie, at man,
/ cit 'ierrc lloItrGfninG emo 6iNtiI
nuIiqaioroe SnOisriI al CONNER ira
Canada. Scroppe er Der enomu Ell
Shq6om al prpatiQ Sfop, men poa
8run6 al Den bsic SnOisrleiStoIb al
ira 81 til 50 pr. Suiinb 900 fomncr
finn t~orbol6Suie Iloet 0craf oper
til DC Sor. Stotcr. 6eIgeu
beroi er i9ien, al SoIoruOtG8tcrnc AZ
Ismmcr flm bclsber iig til Ell llbetp-
belisbeo. Oar SoIber noget miitore.
oiIbe Suoisrielen bIipe itsrre, os DE.
9ieringers Snofomitcr oiIoe iorsaeS
iiteoelior at bIipe miuOre, meOenS Der
iamtiOlg piI0e bIipc aRlebnlng I'll at
tisbe &r9Iait billiserc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-04

2afe tom ftpst tilIfaoe, og et Del an.
ore bIep ianret.
@eit Gnpertpr oemofratif. - Ter
bar en- Splittelie ! 8pens repifbIifnn.
ife Farti, % De TO 5oftioner bopoe OBJ
ifiIlet buer fine Ntaporfanoioat. Ger
for panSt 9emofraten Gbarles q.
S'Sarc oeo gnlaet Den lite april,
3r9bt. II gaa Ell Sorm nnr
Glapton. ipo ron Cumberland, blep
GhriSt Slion, iom arbeioeoe / en-
grsio, truffet al en- 8anopss, iom
falot neo % ilog bam libel.