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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-30

Fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, summer
squash, green peas. San Jose Mar
ket.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-30

Fresh cherries and apricots. San
Jose Market.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-30

Fine berries, Is cents box. San Jose
Market. y
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-30

Statehood cigars, two for 25 cents,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-05-30
Our Duty at Home.

Nor. while fully acknowledging our
duties to others, need we forget our
duty to our own country. The Pacific
seaboard is as much to us as the At
lantic; as we grow in power ana pros
perity so our interests will grow in
that farthest west which is the imme-
mortal east. The shadow of our des-
tiny has already reached to the shores
of Asia. The might of our people al
ready looms large against the world
horizon; and it will loom ever larger
as the years go by. No statesman has
a right TO neglect the interests of our
people in the Pacific; interests which
are important TO all our people. but
which are of most Importance to those
of our people who have built populous
and thriving states on the western
slope of u continent.
This should no more be a party ques-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
MAKING OF SPONGE RUBBER.
I'm the Manufacture of the
Commercial Article.

It was long ago discovered that rub
Der gum could be mixed with other
substances which would form bubbles
in it as gas does in dough. At first
there seemed to be little need for any
such commodity. Besides, at first, it
was difficult to make sponge which
would remain pliable for long time
and also be odorless. Some promising
specimens deteriorated rapidly if
kept in stock, but at last method of
manufacture has been found which
gives good results, says the New York
Tribune. u
! Among the ingredients which have
e, been tried at various times are whit
ing, litbarge, sulphur, palm oil, leo
rice, molasses, sawdust, asbestos, boz
rax, camphor, alum, arsenic, tung.
state Of soda, and carbonate or chlo-
ride of ammonium. The formula for
the better grades of sponge are kept
secret, but great deal of experiment
is now in progress with view to imi-
tating these products. Rubber sponge
Is now used for the bath and for clean
ing windows. 1t is also employed as
filling in horse collars, harness pads
semisolid tires, artificial feet, balls for
play and other purposes.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
ANTELOPE VIBRATIONS.
The "Trek-Bokken" Of Early Days
I'm south Africa Was Neigh
borhood Calamity.

This is the name given by the Dutch
settlers of South Africa to the period
zeal migrations of the antelope from
the upper weld to the lower lands.
These removals are described by the
author of "Kloof and Karroo," says
Youths Companion. ~
In old days these trek-bokken were
source of the greatest alarm and
danger to the colonist; quite as great,
in fact, as the locust flights. Countless
thousands of antelopes, impelled by
drought and the loss of their more Sc
cluded pastures, migrated from their
true nursery and headquarters into
more fertile districts in the interior
of the colony.
A trek-bokken might be witnessed
for whole day, and the weld would be
left denuded of every scrap of pastur.
age. The immense numbers of the
antelopes literally swept everything
before them, and farmers frequently
lost whole floclts In consequence. From
sheer press Of numbers the antelopei
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
PUBLIC UNTIDYNESS.
National sIovenIiness of the United
States 10 Something to Oc-
caslon WOnder.

The discovery that there is more of
filth, squalor and general sloveliness
in public places and works, in streets,
squares, riversides, docks, quays,
roads and bridges in the United
States than in any other country of
the first, or even second, rank is o
humbling but salutary experience. In
what may be called our public house
keeping, in the outward appearance
and maintenance of places and works
administered by public or semi-pub-
lie enterprise we rank with Turkey
rather than with England or Ger
many. Oriental Japan, tiny Switzer-
land and slow-going Holland stand
far ahead of the United States in
this respect, says a writer in the
Forum. Our national sloveliness is
seen in dirty streets and unsightly
water fronts; in ill-kept squares,
ragged sidewalks, and abominable
pavements; In shabby railway sta
tions and embankment walls built
up of rotting sleepers; and in a
thousand shiftless substitutes for
solid permanent works. The unspeak-
able country roads which abound in
so many regions not only illustrate
the existence, but also demonstrate
the folly of this semi-barbarous
slackness of administration; for they
constitute the most costly means OF
transportation possible, impose q
heavy tax on every farmer and other
resident, and are a clog upon the gen
eral prosperity of the regions they
traverse. Tidiness and the efficient
maintenance of public works cost
more in the first outlay than negli
gence; but they save this exces.
many times over in the end.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
WHERE DEADLY INSECTS LURK
Palms and other Tropical Trees and
Plants Are a source of Public
Danger.

It may surprise some casual visitors
to Horticultural hall, in Paramount
park, Philadelphia, where trees and
plants from the torrid zone are kept
in tropical bloom in midwinter, to
know that extreme care is exercised
to keep these growths of the hot eli
mates from becoming a source of dan
ger to the public.
Stately palms, tall banana trees
and other tropical growths are all
source Of possible peril to the unwary
who come if close contact with their
leaves, unless precautions are taken
to denude them of deadly insects. In
the natural state of tropical plants
there is a small venomous insect
known as the red-and-black spider,
which is found frequently adhering to
the stem and leaves. 1t is vicious
little object and its bite has been
known to be fatal.
When tropical plants arrive at Hor-
ticultural hall, says the Philadelphia
Record, they are Systematically and
carefully inspected for the presence
OF these insects, tarantulas and cent?
pedes. Even when no members of the
family of spiders are detected the
stems and leaves are sprayed with a
powder that destroys them or the eggs
from which they breed.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
MOUNT ErRA's HEIGHT.
Il IL . Little Lower Than Formerly
Computed 10 Be-some Recent
Eruptions.

The height of Mount Etna, the IA
nous volcano Of Sicily. has long been
fixed at 1896 feet. Its height has
recently been more accurately meas
ured by trignometrical processes and
the exact elevation is found to be TO-
755 feet. The difference is not inn
portant, but the more exact deter
mination will, of course, be given on
the maps hereafter published, says
the New York Sun.
The main crater has width Of
1,72s feet and depth of S26 feet.
Mount Etna has periods of almost
comparative quiescence. Six years
had elapsed after the eruption of
1892, when in the autumn of 1898 blue
flames began to emerge from the
mouth of the largest crater and q
great deal Of vapor was emitted from
the lesser orifices. 1t was then an
nounced that Etna seemed to be pre-
pairing for an effusion Of lava, prob
ably on the south or southwest
slopes. The expected eruption, how
ever, did not begin till the morning
of July 10, 1899, when great volumes
Of smoke and lava began to issue
from the main crater, but after sew
eral days the activity gradually sub
sided, and Etna soon resumed its
peaceful aspect and has since seemed
to be in q slumberous condition.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
TRAIN AS A DEER-SLAYER.
Many of the Animals Fascinated By
the Glare Of the Headlight Are
Destroyed.

If it were possible to arrest and
fine a railroad train for violating
that section of the state game laws
which prohibits the killing of deer
within the limits of South Dakota
except at specified times, passenger
train which makes daily trips over
the Spearfish branch of the Burling-
ton q Missouri River railroad, in the
Black Hills, would ere this have been
called to account for killing these
animals out of season, says report
from that section.
The train is gaining quite q repu.
tation as deer slayer. The other
evening three deer were observed by
the engineer to be on the track near
the spearfish electric light plant. The
glare of the locomotive headlight fas.
cinated them and they refused to
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
HOW SHE SCARED TRAMPS.
A Lone PostHistress I'm England X ept
a PoIiceman's Helmet In Sight
In the Window.

Timid, unprotected ladies who look
under the bed before counting the
sweet restorer, and who have been
known to keep masculine hat hang
ing IL the hall to keep away bur
glars, will be interested in the de-
vice of a postmistress of SO in Eng
land, who. has taken a still more dar-
ing fight of imagination. The only
door of the house faces the main
street. Opposite the door is table,
and in the middle of the table rests
q policeman's helmet.
An inquisitive surveyor, who tells
this story in London publication.
asked IL she had policeman lodging
with her. She explained with some
Indignation that the helmet was a
blind, for so many tramps came beg.
cling that when they saw the helmet
they passed on. 1.-THE helmet there /"
concluded the aged spinster, affords
me greater security.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14

cannot retreat, and one has to be care
full to keep out of their way.
AS the leading antelopes feed and
become satiated, they fall back and al
low those in the rear to come to the
front. But for this provision Of in
stinctive nature the rear guard would
be starved to death, for those in front,
of course, leave not a particle Of nour-
ishment as they pass. On these occa-
sions the antelopes are wedged so
tightly that escape is impossible; and
indeed it is actually on record that
lions have been carried along, whether
they would or no, in the midst of q
trek-bokken.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
Quiet government Employee.

For eight years three commissioner
have been quietly drawing pay at
Washington for codifying the federal
statutes. So quietly have they drawn
their pay that Boston man thought
Il would be a good scheme to codify
the federal statutes, and he has been
working away with large force Of
clerks under the direction Of lawyers.
He learned that the governments sup
posed to be doing the work, and he IL
"out" the costof clerk hire, stationery,
Office rent and sundr1es. q. -
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14

move until the iron monster was al
most upon them.
Then two of the animals jumped in
time to save their necks, but the third
was knocked over and injured so bad
ly that 1t died. A number of deer
have been killed by the train this
spring at the same place.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1902-06-14
Jannnese AuctIon..

At japanese auction the public do
not call out their bids, but write their
names, together with the amount they
are willing to pay, on a slip OF paper
and put it in a box. These are looked
through and the articles awarded to
the person who has made the biggest
offer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
6tp Qst, ptonerer.

Gre Iar err MI ipilnone, iiben
Norpegion Bioneer ISiotiottrr bo[ot
tit minbeoGrbiqe Stcpne / Cecorab.
SSanr bar g. y. MS Grefutipfomitc
taQet moo en- &n6bpbeIie ira 6iltruo'
re 60, 0tonerer til Weoe / Snrmonp,
Siumorc 60, Minn., ben Soc og
9oe Sftober. De itautc Sinmore
0louercr meO nor &u3Ierer, 6r. Col,
LEI Sonbcrion, / Spibien bill gibrc
alt mlIigt for at Dor Sanmenfomit
fon bIibc ret feitIiq % peIpffet. Sore.
IoblQ mcIbe$, Of GionerprcIten. Eait.
s. u. Stub - fom til Imerifa
1S1S, err SO Iar gartmel, men enonu
irnaocmSiriif % rat iom et 2nS -
bill mpbe meo o8 % boloe en- iuteres.
liant Gale. SAB MI ale 9ofoIiorc.
ringer merle iiQ Gio % Steo %
icnoe De ire TeIc9oter hoer, iom &c
cr berctti8eoe iii. Ioo Steoer. boor
enbnl in9cn Eiouerforrniug er, be-
he@ man ON at oreariiere iiQ, inb.
ienoe Nnieaniug ON SptoaeIie / g.
Z. q. I'll unbertcgnebe FAINT Iaoe fla
rCprpientere i Sormonp ben Soc %
9oc eft. Bel msot @ioncrer!
Stoughtor @iS., 2oen sept, 1902.
IboIf @reoeien, Sefrctpr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
senatur {. q. &natpuIo ifriper

Senatpr Z. y. &natnplo ifriper til
os og flyer, at mar man efter Den
ferite 9eretning ON 9auelIDften peS
Snntoura / "Goiten" for 2oen Sep
tenrber moatte antage. at ban nar me-
get aInorIigt ia manife enoog Iiusiar'
ligt iaaret, ina beror bette paa en- Sell
tageIIe al Dem, iom ubierote DC fsrite
teIearafiife WeooeIeIier on llIpffen
Sfisnt bette iremgaar meo ~ttlItr9ffe'
Zig Spoeligbeo al, bpab "Boiten"
oibere berettebe ON Sen b~eflagelige
SiIbraeeIie / iioIte Drummer, gienta'
ger ri Oct Der. Serator anatpoIS cr
life aIene | goo 9eOring, men bill oen'
ne llge e~ienoptase lin oibruote aam'
paane for aongresnpmtnationen, af'
f,rrat iom ON in9enting bar bGnot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
3tlinurrrtn.
Gaitpr Stenbcrg faloet.

Eaitpr SteHbcrg talocf. - Saltor
s. s. Sterbera / &eIanb, Sa,, er
faloet til 8r9it for Ct. Sobannes
Renigbeb al ben 5oretebe Strife /
NortbiieIO.
S%ubiancrnc Hptter. Sitbpap'
SnbianerncS &aobHagring Gam
renee / I~nIeoniua al SpsreSmaalc;
ON 8Iptninaen til @btte Gaetb Ne.
ierpdtcrium enote iorrise Ssroag,
Snbionerue forpIigter ia til at aao
ino paa R%eGieringenS 6orlanaenoc,
% De ~nebpenbige Striot I'll Slntniu'
gen niI III blipc tagne.
SalSt 400 Npb. SucoJ Soii'
man. en- 2uitifipper. iom itea on
en- 9allon neh State Saireu iioitC
ltae, bapbe mar lat Sipet til, ha ban
ifuIhe itiae neo i9iep, SAN 0if mee
I'm 9aIlon iii en- Ssioe al 400 Sob
% ifitloe berira ioretage Nebitianin'
gen peo SiGlp al 5olOitiGrmcn. Nj
ell eller auben @ruuo nilhe benIie life
gisre Sieneite, oa Soifman iaIot neb
paa Ell Nanfcitobel | 3rrbeoen al
! neutrality-suspicious.. ser bIep banp!uf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
Gn Ranb liocr al gnthrar. .

aebr, en- i ga Grosie boerbe Wonb,
Iia8er ~oIoorIis ipg al gntbror, IN
arcaturipge, Tom / CONNER bar Der.
Jet bIonbt auTget / nppnte @p o.
Cnlegr. GSIere Sreaturer bsoe Al
Spgoommen. % aebr bIep imittet
unbcr Arbeihet meo al bortbringe So.
ooperne. Get er aIlerebe Here llger,
iiben han par beifiGftiget OermeS, o.
ban fierte ba iemti SeSe &reaturer
oper til S$Ic Ia IIume, Scr Ii8eer Ii.
aeoSerfor 9pen, % bpor &c bler
brGnote, 6or nogIe Gage iioer bier
ban pIu0ieIig ING, % Den tiltalotc
2pac erfIrreSe, at ban les al stn'
ibrar. Stisnt ban fremoeieS er me,
get ina, bar man Soab ON at fltrnt
re66e bans Gin. Man0enS aniigt CT
itQrft opboonet, iaa bet er Sobbelt iao
fort ioln / fin natiirItge SiIitanb. q
bans arme % Ben brrer ogIoa Mrr,
fe al Spsbommen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
3Noufurtu.
Etntsfpnpentipn.

Statsfuupention. - Gen republi.
fanife Statstomite bar iammenfaIo:
Statsforpentionen til at msoe /
@reot SanS ben 27be September.
Gonbentipuen bill beitaa al $50 SeIe'
CATER.
Sufumutipisrer orGbt.-Gt 8ien'
nemgangstog paa Rortbern Saci'tt
ganen gif al Sporet peo Srout Greet
citation Rot iii / 5orsbnss, og Sofo.
motipfsrer Spens blep orRbt, bpOr'
hos 6prbsSerer % en Srnmp, iom
itiaI iig til fri Reiie paa Soget, TOM
lemt tiIifaoe. ltIpften ifpIStes en-
ltSpiSeIie al Stinne8angen.
Streif paa Rprtbcrn Eaeiie. - Ct
Bar Sunbrebe Iaifiniiter | Gortheru
Gaciiic gonens @erfiteber | 2iuins.
ton er noe paa Streif. arbeibsde'
fen. Mr. clarion, ~oiifeoigeoe en- Iu.
ItiniIt fprleoen, % hans Rebnrbeioe'
re poaitaor, at Ger iugeu sploig
8ruu,o bar for benlte Gambling. De-
res Union forIarste oerfcr, at Mnn'
Sen itnISe taees / arbeioe isieb men
Clarion aiiIpg oenne anmooning %
uiIoe life engang irbIaOe iig | Sonic
renee meS Cen al Sorentngen | ga
gems anIehuing neoiatte armite.
gerflteocrnes SuperintenSent iig,r.
at @onSen bIep ~afitehiget, iorSi pan
siertasnc @anse par bleoen srebet !
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
Gn rnsiif sturhertna, Boris. Jon

En rmsfif Sturbcrfng, Boris, iom
er ell SlGgtnins al Gsaren, opbolber
iig for Chen Der | 9anbet paa riosle
Tigers giitt. Boris rep%rGienterer
life iom 9rins Senrif al greusien jim
Rdtion eIler fin Seller; ban reprTien'
terer bare fis ieIp, % berfor ipnes
ban fo~rntubentIig oaiaa, at ban bar
Rauo til at Iobe Sorntaliteterne fare,
mar ban finotr en- a~nIeot,tne til at
Ina fla Ies. Oct fer ooerbooeoet ITO
til, at ban netop er fommet til attle.
rifa for at ilna Zig rigtig lss og more
Jig al SiertenS spIt % on blot Saln'
parten af, bpoo gIaoene meboeIer ON
Fans eoentprlioe Serb / Chicago %
andre gper, boor ban bar opret, er
ian6t, iaa er ban NOT en- temmelig
piotIsitig Serremdno. Oct bar boz.
ret ocn aIminoeIiee Mening, at hi Der
| 2dnSet dfceptereSe, bpoo bet ifuIbe
opre, r,aar oct blot bar roeet meo
Grins euer Higt | oct. Det gI4oer
os at ie, at man bar taget Sell BERT,
% at "@omen's 6briitiun 5empe'
rance Union" bar proteiteret moo ben
rusiiife StorbertugS Drifferi oa
natlige georiiter I Chicago ian1t %
oaret MOB at onerfienbe bet goriife
2epen iom nueet, Der er goot nof for
Im%erifanerne at falbe / Staper oper.
Ser ON Gagen par StorGertigen /
Spiter Ban % giuroe ErPiioent Rco'
ieoeIt lin Sppartning. Er9Iioenten
tog pIistifpIoi9it imob BAN, men bar
life pibere begeiitret ODER geisget, %
aubienien bIep al fort 8ari9beo.
Soab ser imiolertio bar paft itsrIt
Spmprfiombeo / benre Sorbinoelie
er, at Rrs. Gooiepelt life bar biem.
ME" ben Dag. Ger er pei neppe no.
gen Ipii ON, at Br9iibenten % hams
Suitru pod benne Miaaoe bar piaet
tiItienoegioe i'm Hinseagt for fpritc'
Iige Gerioner al Boris aaliber, iom
fommer tertil % forblsffer De Sno'
isbte meS i'm gilbbeo % SsileSleS'
bcb. Sc bar oerpe0 lttuiIiomt ogiaa
gipet ct FORFEIT llotrpf ior Sanoets
Nening ON oiSie Sins. Selp bore
pGrite Snobber bar boIOt Jig Tor goo
til at fnlte ia / Stppet for benne rus.
life Calming. europpiife Spriteisn.
ner % abeIige bsr beraf lore at op.
fere iig iom 5oIf, naar Sc fommer
til amerifa, eIler oaiaa bolbe Jig borte
hcrfra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
mtdJtpuu.
Snnfrnner

Sanfrsperi. = s 9pen S%reront,
Der Iigger / 9prbeoet al SturgiS,
bleu Ger iurleSen Rat begauet SnSa
brub | en- Sanf. Hsoerne itaffebe Tia
aogam iii goufen PED at brRffe IND
Gcren / 5ronteu, og oe ipranste Der
efter Tsren til cen iIofoitc SpPIoing.
@rploiipnen bar iaa itprf. at Bin.
ouerne gift i Stptfer, % 6oIf, Der
booze i R9rbebeL oGffeSes o. font
ub Tor at ic. bpaS Ger par paafproe.
3e funNe DOG life Gamble Reoerre I:
6eres @prt; TIL ubsnfor ganfen blep
oe moot al flere beoHbneee Beriouer,
iom tpana Dem til at 3aa biam isien.
Ter mar en- Masie 8enge ! Spplpin.
gen. men &eperre operiaa bet meltc
Serni o. fit iorboltspis Iihet for fit
9rpheri. Ter bar ier at benz % Be
unOilnp uSen @nnifeIigbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
Hnrn pnkntu.

8p @anf / GLENDALE. - Glen.
bale bar man facet en- nj 9ationaI.
banf.
SfammeIig SaanStcrins. - Spe.
cial.graminer 2ounsberre, o. 6cr.
StaterS Giitriftsaopofat 8ourfe bar /
BEN iiOite Sio opholot iia / Minot,
boor De oetrPber / nogIe Eager mos
2anoaouofnter, Der err anfIagebe for
at bare faret meo Stuff / enfeIte Con.
teiter % i andre 5or6inbeIier. Ser er
iaIt Z iom er anfIngebe, % al biSic
Dor Ell / Mtnot, mebens Sc ca0re Dor
/ Smaabperre runbt ON / Giitriftet.
Soi8 @eifpIbningerne MOB Dem fan
beuiieS. bill Sc blipe berspet fin Ret.
tigbeo til at praftiiere / 9~anbiager.
Srpt Strai. - Go Riner, en- al Sc
WGrb, icm bIeo orreiteret for Sarbe.
o~eisrsoert neo Gasieltpn / forrt.
ge rlee. bar tiIitaaet og er Of Com.
mel Bolof bsut til fem Mars Sust.
busitraf. 9ommeu bar ell itor Sfuf.
ielie for anflaseoe, iom bapbe baabet
at iaa en- milo Straf peo at gaa til
S~efienbeIie. Get SoerfaIo, for bill
fet ban bIeo hsmt. sioroe bam nfflt.
rat 60 Geuts rigere etb fsr. Com.
mel GoIod er al oen Seatning, at
briS ale, iout sisr iis ifnlbis | iIise
SorbrpoeIier, iaar Den bsteite Strai,
iom 2opeu foreIfriuer. pil Ser mart
bIipe Slut meb Sanoepeisrsperier %
S~periaIb. iom Oesoprrt bibtil bar uG.
RET ali for alninSeIige.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
California;.
9emofratif aonpentiun.

mofraterre afboISt lin Statsfonpen.
ton | Sacramento oen 3oie Septem.
Der % nominereoe 5ronflin 81. Cane,
gpabbofat.i San Francisco. til San.
oioat for 8upernsr. Sobn 81. 2om
ira Mereeo bleu noHlinerel til SUIT.
tinrius / Seieiteret.
CURT Sra. sSor nogle Tiger Il.
Den blep Der | Sierrabiergene iunoet
ct Sr9 meo laa nbpre 9imenIioner,
at Ger ~iormooentIig life er rtogen Spil
ON, at BET er bet iterIte Gre / @erben.
Get blep iagt, ben Sang Greet bIep
opoaget, at Oct n,aalte $50 SOB riinSt
Stnmmen, men Sen ~befiettbte Ratnr.
~forifer Sobn Mltir bar III, taget Raat
al bet % finder, at Oct er 100 SOB /
Smfrebs peb Roben % maaler 81
5ob fire 800 ira Soroen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09
6ifs lpaar.

8eirmanoen SifS foruoiiaer iro.
Iist Seir for September. Der piloe.
mente ban, bIipe 5oroenpeir %
Storm / pisie 3ele al 2anoet / ge.
gpnoeIien al Maonebeu, % bette er
~nogenIunoe ilaaet til. 2pngere iren
/ Woaneoen ipoar ban feIbere 8eir
% 5roIt, iom ban tror bill inhtrroe
omfriua Sen TIDE eler tS0e.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-09

@eitnrercn for @eirburcniletS OBJ
MISREPRESENTATION / ct. 8altI uotalte
tcrom Gaoeu, at parmere @eir oil
inotrpse fra MI al. Oct er at baabc,
at 5oIf mRrfer fig bette % iaur itop'
BET til Suuernc / fine G%perfraffer;
tpi bpiS tpoe Mars griariug et
barb en- Gibe Eobnf, bill III mart BABE
Sneitprm % % GRADERS altIoc.