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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-02-07
Luxurious Travel

The "NorIhweatcrn Llmtsd trains.
electric lighted Throughout, both lnhlds
and out. aHd steam heated arc With.
out exception. the nncs, tfalna IN tho
world They cmbsiy The latest rcwes,
ana bsag Ideas tir comfort convrnl y,co
and luxury oVcr offered ,hg rAyullng
public, and altogether afr tho mcst
complete and splendid production - the
car builders ar.
Thee splendid Trans
Connect WIN 5000. q.
The Great NortherO
The Northern luclIlc and
The Canadlan Pacific
At sT PAUL ron
CHICAGO aud the EAST.
No extra charge tnr these superior
accommodations and all rlaAaaa os aok-
sIs are available for passage &c ths
trains % uiia line arr protected by the
interiocklnR Hlock system
W. II MEAD. n l.. MatLoil.
General Agent, Travelling AEL
Portland. OrrEpn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
AGAINST A TRUST,

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2S.-The re-
tail grOCCrs have inauguratcd a fight
against the cracker trust 1t is COM
bination against a greater combination.
The san Francisco Groccrs' Exchange
has decided to organize a company to
be known as the Mutual Biscuit Com
pany, erect a factory and manufacture
crackers which will be sold to members
of the exchange, all of whom have sig
niiied their intention of purchasing
stock.
The local retailers assert that the
trust. controlling as it does practically
all the cracker manufactures of the Pa
ciiC Coast, has been exacting eXorbi-
tant prices for it's goods during the past
lew months, advancing the cost from
forty to sixty per cent. The grOcers
have no other recourse than to pur-
chase from the trust and they claim
that it is impossible to charge con-
sumers fifty per cent more in conse-
quence of the increase i'm wholesale
prices.
A proposition to organize an independ-
ent company was presented to the Gro
GERS Exchange and every member
agreed to take stock on Monday even
ing a committee comprising Daniel f.
Keefe Joseph A. Stulz, President of the
State Grocers' Association; Eugene Nc
Coy of the local exchange, and John NJ.
sullivan and Thomas II. Cameron,
waited upon the Alameda county asso-
citation. The Alameda groCers decided
to join the local retailers in the forma-
ton of the new concern.
Speaking of the proposed company,
Mr.. Keefe, who is President of the local
exchange says:
1T is merely another step the grOcers
are taking i'm self-defense The whole
sale cost of crackers has advaiced from
forty-tiVe to siXty-five and seventy per
cent 1t is proposed to limit holdings
of stock to twenty-five shares for each
subscriber, the total number of shares
being 5000. We expect to obtain 400
subscribers to stock at the outset.
am sure the new concern will be a sue
cess financially besides keeping prices
down"
The State Grocers' Association will
hold a convention at Oakland on Mon
day August II. At that time steps will
be taken to prOteCt the retail dealers
against dishonest traders by urging
stringent legislation. The matter of
discrimination in favor of large dealers
by manufacturers will be discussed and
a demand for fair treatment for all
formulated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
4 VOID FRANCHISE
PAINS NEW ATTACK ON THE
RAPID TRANSIT.
Judge Estee Is Asked TO Stop The
Electric Company's Work on King
Street.

The Hawaiian Tramways Company
yesterday began a new action against
the Rapid Transit Company, this time
asking Judge Estee for an injunction
to restrain the electric road from con-
tnuing to lay tracks on King street.
In this action Pain is attacking a fran
chise that has the signature of approval
of President Mckinley, in addition to
those of President Dole of the Republic
of Hawaii and other officials of Hawaii.
Pain claims that his franchise is ex-
elusive.
The plea of the tram company is bas-
ed on an act passed in 1884, granting a
franchise to w. A. Austin, whose rights
the tramways company bought, to use
King street and other streets for 80
years, subject to the following;
Section 5S7. The Legislature of the
Republic of Hawaii, or the Minister Of
the Interior when authorized thereto by
the Legislature, may grant to one other
corporation and no more the right to
use either of the aforesaid streets for a
distance of seventeen hundred feet and
no more, upon the following conditions.
| That each company person or corpora
zion using the said track jointly SHAH
pay an equal portion for the construc-
ton and maintenance of the portion of
| the track so used Jointly.
This section shall apply to persons
and companies as well as corporations. "
Under this act it is claimed that the
action of the Republic in 1898 in grant
ing a franchise to the Rapid Transit
| Company, was contrary to the oblga-
ton Of the previous contract with
Pains company, and null and void. As
to the granting of the franchise and the
approval thereof by President McKin-
ley. the petition says:
THAT the Act of Congress of the Uni
ted States of America and the said
approval of the President of the Uni
ted States of America, i'm so far as they
attempted to grant to said defendant
the right to occupy for street railway
purposes more than 1900 feet of said
King street impaired the Obliga ton of
the contract entered into between the
Hawaiian Kingdom and your orator.
constituted the taking of private prop
erty for public use. without just COM
pensation and were null and void.
That said act and said approval con-
tirmed only such franchises granted by
the Governor of the Territory of Ha-
wall as We're granted i'm accordance
with existing laws, and did not and
were not intended to confirm the char
ter of the defendant in so far as said
charter conferred rights under such
alleged Act of July :, 1895"
Judge lGstee issued an order to show
cause why an injunction should not
issue, returnable June %. In the mean
time, the Rapid Transit is continuing
work
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
BIG OIL CARRIER

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-The huge
barkentine Fullerton, to be launched
from Hay q Wrght's shipyard at Oak
land on June 18th, will be not only the
largest wooden vessel ever built on this
coast, but the first exclusive oil carrier
to use sail for motive power. The Full
Ierton VIII have capacity of $1,000
barrels of oil, or the equivalent of $500
tons, and will carry her big cargo in
tulk in sixteen compartments. Threse
are situated eight or either side, and
run from the keelson to the deck. In
each is ten-inch iron pipe, with a
valve, making it possible to fill or en-
PITY one compartment at a time The
partitions dividing the compartments
are of wood, ten inches thick. There will
be- little danger from fire on the big
vessel for gasoline is to be used in OBJ
Grating the pumps and for generating
the electricity that will be utilized for
lighting the barkentine. The pumping
plant itself is a notable feature of the
Fullerton, being of great capacity and
costing $4,000. The Fullerton is own
ed by the Union Oil Company. and is
intended for the transportation Of oil
from Ventura to the Hawaiian Islands
Her lines are graceful, and despite her
capacity the vessel is expected to be
able to make good time at sea.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
WAR AND MARRIAGE.

NEW YORK, May 31.-A cable to the
Sun from London says: The returns of
the Registrar of Births Mar
riages and Deaths for the year 1900, the
first complete year since the war broke
out, shows: The marriage rate was 16
per 1000, compared with 1874 in 1898 49,
The births for 1900 numbered 927 062, or
rate of 2S,7 per 1000, the lowest on
record, and 1.3 per cent below the
mean rate for the last ten years. The
illegitimate birth rate was IL per 1000,
which is the lowest record.
The deaths numbered 5S7 $50, or 1872
per 1000, as against II, ia and 17.5 in
the previous three years. OF the deaths
1888 were due Immediately to alcohol
ism or delrium tremens. The death
rate from alcoholism was 1872 males
and So females per 1,000,0 900. Both these
rates were the highest on record. The
deaths from tubercular diseases were
10.4 per cent of the deaths from all
causes, aggregating 81, S02.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
IS STILL ACTIVE,

JAMESTOWN (St. NincenO, Friday
May Ella SOufriere volcano is still
active. Another eruption occurred at
10 o'clock this morning. 1t was accom-
panied by a thunderous noise and a
shock of earthquake, While volumes Of
dense vapor assembled to such a height
that they were visible from KingstOwn
The VapOr formed a thick cloud over
the crater of the volcano, and this
cloud was illumined as if by fire. In the
crater itself the lightning was more
vivid than on any previous occasion.
No damage was done, and the eruption
ceased at the end of an hour. With the
exception of this occurrence the night
was quiet and the weather fair.
Throughout Friday the crater was
capped with dense gray and silver
clouds, and sand fell heavily this morn
ing on the leeward side of the noun
tain within a radius of eight miles.
The American scientists who started
tC ascend La SOufriere is still striving
to reach the summit. During the inter-
walls when the volcano was quiet yes
terday he reached a point almost half
way up the mountain. He reports to
the awe of the inhabitants that the ISL
and of st. Vincent may subside. There
are clear indications, he said, that
considerable portion of the leeward dis
trict will subside.
Owing to the continuous rain there
have been heavy floods in the wind
ward districts, and many houses have
been washed away or filled with mud.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13

Ads under Situation Wanted" in
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
DIVORCE IN ENGLAND.

NEW YORK, May 31.-A cable to the
Sun from London says: The number of
divorce cases among prominent society
people, which will take their place on
the court lists after the coronation, is
beyond precedent. One, which has been
talked about for months and which in
wolves Cabinet Minister, will prob
ably not reach a judicial decision, the
members of both families having
patched up the matter
Another case is that of a Member Of
Parliament, who is seeking a divorce
from his wife, who is as well known as
himself in literary sircles. The suit is
brought on account of her alleged re-
lations with a certain explorer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13

When the hair is starved, it stops
growing, loses its lustre, falls out,
turns gray. Ayers Hair Vigor is a
hair-help. 1t makes the hair grow,
stops it from falling, and completely
CureS dandruW
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
KITCHENER A VISCOTTNT

LONDON, June At was announced
this morning that Lord Kitchener had
been created a Viscount by King Ed
ward. Lord Kitchener also has been
promoted to be a General.
In the House of Commons today the
Government leader, A. ]. Balfour
presented a message from King Ed
ward, as follows: His majesty, the
King, in consideration of the eminent
services rendered by Lord Kitchener,
and being DESTROYS i'm recognition of
such service to confer on him some
signal mark of his favor, recommends
that he, the King, should be ana bled
to grant Lord Kitchener G50000."
LONDON, June 5.-Almost all the
morning newspapers in London COM
ment upon the grant Of e5 900 20 Lord
Kitchener as unnecessarily niggardly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
MILES IN DANGER.

General Miles is now reported to be
in danger of an immediate court mar
tial on charge Of having betrayed of
fetal secrets. He is said to have sup
piled Senator Culberson with the facts
used by the latter in the court martial
case of Lieutenant Arnold, accused of
torturing Filipinos.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13
LOOKED INTO PELEE.

George KEENAN,, the explorer, has re-
turned from a trip to the summit of
Mont Pelee, on st. Martinique. He
looked into the crater and found a
great opening filled with molten mat
ter, and thousands of small crevasses
pouring out steam and smoke,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-06-13

Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell Mass, U,S.A
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

1SusoenneH4, im Fnbes afbabet br en- mDberne pdarmet DaaRtns
Skr nosei Ggnenbe GR@el fom New Home Spmaftnen, meo 1hgnee al
ole bennes spbe, % ubelufeGe If ale tus baarfee @senFaber. Ser r til
GRaltnens sbe Gsenater fnt mango npe Sorbebrtnssr, iom nsbpenoisuis uua
eisre Ten til en- Woffne af fSfe alasi.
GIN III fsrfe Sprbshs ipm G taset eMr New Home" Mahnsn, E
ben, at ben siper ct Positive Feed, het Der life bebspes npssn Giar sasr
Spins for a ha Geufhnsn Ill at arbeibe. Gn anben belbg Gorbebrns, ipm
mart nl bHpe paaf5snnei at @nbper, iom beupter Dtaftusn, ct a feed, Der n
iaalebes iunfrueet at ben fan bepes Us ientes ueo en- fmPl SubretHtns, ubsH
at fOmms 8ermsle msb the feed dog. Sen samle Uaaubs at nsulsrs bennc
elass wRaIhne poa Deb Sep at strusr ium fafbofct the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar aib meoisrt ganneIsbber tbi brium betiHe bep ipretaset meb
Rsiastsbeb, ube the feed dog suen rumns 6urs ear SGgfbsn al w.
paben eaer osioa utbe the feed bMue uiepn.
geaftneu arbsiber let % nefen lpOGSf Raaebaren er runb, men Resu'
lator9eist adjustable bearngs) puHet mb 5Mt bpiret stoer mere enb a'
minbels Sibbarbb, us buorpeo gaaleborren biuer itano til lensere lib at
arbos ubn Ole nben at lbes. gaar Stptien sar fmbt gaalen us sieunem
2sfhn, er Sperroaben Hap bpifst sint at ben aroris Tan brGtes. @ufinsn
treber fig fu baabe spe Os nsSre 2raab, % arbetcsr automatic aOen Senipn
til let enn ipert Grbeibe.
1Suspennen" bruser bUbbelt Traab ps lnrer lock stitch. Den sors
9raab fses lge fra spOIen, uben at trebes siuuem ct ear Here Suaer, for
ben nar @aalsst stptdsn trebsr fig so; ben Tan treSes gents Os e let
at fprfaa. Naalen er sefseting, % tan aliaa life iGtes etaghg.
Deb bpert Sting tafks bssse Traube ff iammen % uths Rhten al
Tset os Stnsene spres brpeo fuloenbt tt os fuibfancis ems pa besSs
6iber al Esit. MaIinen er fpripnet msb lt SaaubbuL, 6pmreb ma pb
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

ipsieIiatts paa en- elIer onben Maaos
og BERTH babe Silipn al en- Glbrc
Dame nnoer oeres Gerietib.
Gor gngIinge, iom enonn er / Sp.
perten, er bet panifeIigt at nebInsge
bisie @esIer. De G~riiteIier, en- ung
Wnrto er omrineet at er operbrI.
benoe, men be iilee W9n6 mao mo-.
penoisuis no | Werben og brpbe iig
en- gane. Geres Sfinbne Iigser iaa
at fige ! oeres eeen Saano; men
bpor mansen ipag os libefaitet buf.
Ter life unber for 5riiteIierne % fall.
Der neo @eifonten."
Reoaftricen er iiar i~nteresieret
for iinge Biser oe ben6es Smbpaae.
Iigbeo for benz tiIffpnber benbe til at
tale nforbeboloent ON be Sarer, iom
truer Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
Gn linen Gerie ibInnht or set tie

Gn liben Serie ibIanbt err set ten.
ltgt for nogeu boer at taee fla, iau
iauot Der gtbeS nogen a~nle6rina
oerttl, ON bet ioa life er mere emo
ell Dag ON @argen. TqerminSIt
burhc 6armeren neste fla iaahan
aoipreoeIie, oe er Der nogert, Iom
trGnger til ianbar 2tie fra bet bag
Itge SliS og Sl9b, iaa er bet Gut.
terne paa 6armer, at iiee, bbiS De
ptl Iooe fig nsie me6 uifpIbig Ioro
og StoSforbrio, Tom life oirfer til
Sfaoe. On Sltr til 9pen er for Dem
ofte en- itor Ssittb oe fan life ffdoe,
meomirbre be ifliIbe bore Iaa bum.
me, at De tror, SoIoonen er rette
Steo at ttIbrinee 9ngen paa. Ser.
meo bar bet imibIertio life iao me-.
gen Sare, oeriom 5ar fptter ct aoot
@fsempeI og eIlerS ItrGber at opbra.
9e Dem ret. 90 M er Den SiS Tor.
baanoen, on Der ofboI6cs Sair8, baa.
De itsrre % mirOre. Der cr mcnet
at lore, iom fan bore til Rnttc Tor
@fterttoen, Der er gnIeSuinq til at
ie, booo man meb SIio og Omtorfe
fan ortoe bet til / fin SaaIiac 9e0rift,
Der err npe Soeer, rpc Waitinerier on
npe 6remganSmoooer at eisre fla
b~cfienot mco, % oct bill neppe Toa
fell, at ben, fom bar gtncre meo
itg, bill bsite 6orbeI of fit @efsg. %
Der er gomIe Ieruer at trpffe, iom
man eaerS life Ter noeet I'll, fanTfe
pao Gar og DAG.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
On ~eIeftrif ilnserpanssmptnr

On sIsfiriii rnesrpanosmotor or en- M Espiie. bspr.
re, hviIisuicHbsIt Then Sesaae LET tan cmsauues
III en- Erraetsaae Hesu al ~ioranOre ben oct mineIs,
eVis dOIs. Der lIosr al suaepmHs I spapen. erseren
% SuepoIesRs. pltos grsps cVitsitrs g9aSsb tiers.
iaa uilSs Serrs TiIiiane sraSuis f~srbtsrss, iHetig 30
iuletGHnts OmsauRss iea en- ipas. heroes Sufaus
nj rssHi ceIbree, act er en- GrsisiR. ism esR msi
s~miaaliss Nave Tan tilsesssisrs da o. ism lie
sipsr epnemst aossa Rstsis. ! essst al ss Esass 50
Var bar 3unersesr al Reausisr friviaist b,uienrf
ssEs difsffiyiiet SlirIssr al Sepeegtue. it, Ssr,
sFisIie. 3nssepHe. 6oriispstIis. RsrpsNtet. sessg,
% gpTsinse0mme a. Malaril. dsbsr % gpsainssr.
ii stt estier ~epiorers ZEN I'll al prsps en- sIafe "a
assrsspiis Ten, men VAR u'sssi isFssi,s Ree a, saas
Ia. at psrt Yrspats pRGrss spcr 6Iatesalisn itts CT
trret, hpis Re !sHfsr az ~sieHpiues gsss SsIerss.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
smaabgrn Iihrr nfte menet i Re,

Smanbsrn fiber ofte meget i ben
iterfe SeOe ON Sommeren, % man.
&c buffer aIbeIeS un6er. Nu er oct
bel iaa, at So9bom tro68 al Dor fsor.
itgti8beb life aItib fan forebpQoe8.
oG 9sben Fan life aipcnbcS, men
onu famine Etb er 6et Soa Iioe iaa
ianot, at margcn Sore / oenne Sen.
ieenbe fpu boIbeS borte, 0eriom man
bruger Sntanfe 90 'un6 NorItdnS,
90 Oct giGI6er life min6it me0 Sen.
I'm I'll @ebonbItraer al De iman. =
oorrrt 9etr ber man aisre alt muIigt
Tor Of Iettc Dem ber trnfter6e Bar.
me, fIGhe benz let % life 6pffe Dem
til meb titree ScraFIrScr ON Rat.
ten. : set minhitc en- 8oua ON ga.
gen faor De CT orhentIiQt @ab, BELT
ON Por1cHen Cm Iftcnen bsr
belle Sropoeu oaac8 ouer meS en-
Champ oTbet / @ano mco list 9IIco.
boI |. Soo tiNIiQ iom muIiat ber
Barnet IGre at 6rifFc Tar6, ON nm
rogIc Groober al en- &c. Haor set
grGber, ina er oct Tct life iaat. set
aItio bGr tope 8rrit. Gao Sen
Rna6e fan BET let Fomme til at ooer.
IG8ie Rdoen % onobrage ia TFor.
Observation-Disclosures. 9et er me.
get mlIiat, oct bare er Sgrit, iom
player Den lille. % Geriten IIuffcs
bebre mco Barb euo meb RoSers.
melt euer 9ooteFoFe. RaturIiaois
bGr Oct OGre ierift. qobt @arb oa life
oItfor toIbt. NJ @iqttabeo or set co.
lao. nt man Bonner 9urnet til al
mole iiG mcb ben Rpring. oct iaor
til otSie r~eaeImGSTQc Sioer, oa life
Iaoer bet proppe iia fuIo bper Sang,
Oct fnoer Haa al itriqe. Som ale.
reoe fsr ontDoet, fan ser bare andre
Ting emo SuItrn, iom briuqer Dem
til al toge tiIorhc. ~ltn6crtioen err
Oct iHtet onoet enc Siune. % Den
SIags Stria er BET iorboIospiS LEI
al itielRe, on Stemmen iorruaSer
ben lille GngeI", iom not bar Itsrre
eler minore Siabeb meo os andre,
ON ben euers er NOT iaa Ii6eu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

Saften | en- 2emon at aImin.
oeltg StsrreIie ubgisr omfrine en-
SpiieifefuIb | WdaI. On Sbefop.
tilb Srsofrummer, bel paffet, peier
omtrent a TIMER. 6inbaffet, uinteI.
tet Salg peier bet famine. Seriom
man fprber 9oppen, iaa Der bIiper
Sang paa. en- toppet 9opfuIb brunt
Srffer ubgier ct ballot 9linb. @o.
finer peier omtrent bet ianrme, Der.
Tom aoppeu poffes bel frIb. of fIp.
benoe '8arer soar Der 4 oIminSelige
aopper til en- 8part, 2 Stopper no.
eisr en- Rint.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

sea Sp; l.. War en- g1onb. Tom bar
tent I 8orserfrieen % bar BART 10 Dollars
~. Maaneo i Reuiiuu, opr, sr oa eutcn bee
reitiatt I'll ~ltaeioa rssst. sler bar en- Nasut
Ret nj at ltsls bet EiG at bun iuu iaar 8
9prarsp
3 Or BET nghpsnotat for Guisn at inb.
ieuot WINS ming paa iamue Mauoe, ION
Rauoeu matte aipre iPrite Gang han ipgte
ON Reuitou at brtHse giousr pio.p
Gu: !. Guten sr life bersttisst I'll lies
itOr geuIipR. Tom RaHheu mOotUa mems
ban lrpsbe.
D O.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

Sernrpr, Tom beupttes til 8anb.
Ieoning, bill for eler ienere fomme
til at itoppes op al gfuft. forbi alt
8ano tnoeboIoer mere eler minbre
Suit, og Suft og 8ano / SGGesfab
afiGtter Ritit poa Sern. gIursr CT
uIige bebre Ififfet til iao6aut grua,
% be life er noIntte for at ruite, men
Tan brugeS | bet uenbelige u6en at
ta9e Sfabe. @iItnof fam Sc REQ
uforiigtigbeo afiteofomme 9Ipfor.
gtftning, men BET er fun, naar @on.
bet bItr Itaaeube | Rsreue | lang Stb.
III mulig Sare fra bette Sob afoen.
oeS, oeriom man tsmmer gauSet no
og fun bruger BET, iom er ferff.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

Saserue er life ubiatte for at bIipe
forbrRrbte paa ~ltnoeriiben, oeriom
man itrsr Iiot "gran" | gunben pea
6obet, for bet iattes inb / Opnen.
! Waoiapning ber bet foate Barb
benptte8, iaa mart BET fommer ifoe.
2aber man SiebeIeu iurre os iurre
/ oct ueubeIioe. taber ganbet eiter.
baonoen fin friife Smae, og Den Sbe
eler aoffe, iom Iopes al iaabant
Goub, fan life iammenIignes / Bel.
imaa meb ben Tom CT Iapet al ferift
8nnb. Sterf fon Scn nof bIipe, men
ioo peIimagenbe bIiper ben aIorig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
anflerue bur6e beIfnttes beS,

Gnflerne burbe beifpttes bebre,
END SiIfeIoet ofte er. 2ope $50
posier life til poaOt os fisligt geir,
ielo ON bet err mibt poa Sommeren.
Rangen 6orfislelie bar intet on6et
til 8runb END oct, at man bar pGret
uforiietig | bette Stpffe, og ON oct
er bare en- a~IrAinbelig S~orfisIeIie",
iaa peb ot ole, bpilfe ifi9bneipangre
6sI9er ben fan fore meb fig. apin.
oerne iiGr otloe eiSre bel, ON De bar
liot mere heterogeneous meb Sobbe.
fIG6ninaen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

Saffecn | @urse % 6ranfrige bar
ORD for at bore bebre emo i andre
9anb og iiges at babe en- 8eIImag.
Tom man onoenitehs iseer forgipoes.
SeIe SemmeIiebeben meb bette be.
itaor imiOIertib n9ientIie oeri, at
Soffeen brGnbes 90 males biemme.
s Rorae brpnbe8 ben, bel ofteIt | en-
bertiI iGrIig irorettet 8an6e, Tom CT
Iltffct. % oct err eft at feie til, me.
benS grRnbiugen itaar paa. ct Tibet
Strife Snter. 9eb at beban6Ics
pna berue Raabe beboIber 8affebsn.
rerre ale fine aooe G~genifaber.
0iSie er ubiatte for at forbunite |
itsrre eIler minber Grab. radr 3af.
feeu brGroeS / en- anber 8nnbe. :
S~ranfrtae berptteS ogioa Iiot Smsr
UNDER @rGuoiueen 90 beslrSeu IiSt
puIoeriieret Suffer, 90 bette ifal
bore 8runbsn til Den iGrifiIt beba.
geliae baaoe 9ugt og Smaa, Tom oen
frantic aaffe itoor / &p for at babe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

GlsSemnsser og ReIfefab al
Stentsi bsr altib paifes fsrit
foIbt @ano oe ian | beot. Sae.
ger man Dem | beot 8nnb rneo bet
famine, iaa err Ssleen ben, at Welfen
mer eIler minore trGitger mo | Sten.
tsiet, iaa oct blir nanifeIiet ON life
ganife umuIist at faa 5aSet rent.
Oct fan ie rent no, men 2ngten for.
raaber BET.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26

s9& So: Grab fan iss eisrs meo
Eplt, Tom bar fiaalst Er9sr fro NIT 2auo
RtuusiotaP Sea bar ct 8i0ue pan, al be
bar BosIest SrasrHe, men Deb life, ON bette
CT not.
g.: SSis Erusrus bIs5 u~tObusssbs %
bragt bort, % bet iaaIsbsS fan ~sObteigres,
at oebtOmmsuos 9sripner bar Ftioalst BEN.
bo bar be oermeO gIOrt iis Itplbis I EpOeri
Ug Tan arrsIterss bsrfpr; susr Usiau tan Dc
iasiBss benz for StabessrratHiHs, % De
oI bu faa Tenn t~iItisaot bet til SGfteIis al
ben foronrinssOs Staos ugbosuoise BsIgb.
8au Ts puautis, OF psOiOmmsnbe / pno'
TabsfuIb Seuist bar saast tnO paa 9rrss
2anb, Tan be bOIoss Guiparlise for trebob.
belt G%rftotuIue.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-26
CLieSnaen fon hoIbes pebIiae

Sljebnsen Fan boIoes peSIise !
lanae Stber roen at tobe fit rene,
iriite llbieeuSe, beriom man paifer
ben en- Sang bier Raaneb | en- gTon.
bling af fflurmet @eIf og @anb, Iige
Gele al boer. Gre fire @ange ON
aaret gaaes BEN oper meb Iiot fooi
2iroIie Qirieeb OLD. Oct er bare
Tibet, fom ffaI til, men Slien gnibes
goot inb meb en- ulbfiqe, og efterpaa
puoieS 0ugen af meb ct gammelt
SiIfetsrflG6e.