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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
Iowa at Washington.
pecial to Times-Republican.

Special to ItmeS-Republcan.
Washington, April 15.--Robert r
Armstrong took the oath as private
secretary to Secretary Shaw today.
The statement in a paper last night
that Senators Allison and Dolliver are
opposed to reappointment of Collectors
Kemble and Patterson was unauthor-
lied They have expressed no prefer
ence whatever.
Senator Dolliver was honorary pal
bearer at the Talmage funeral this af-
ternoon.
Rural free delivery service will be es-
tablished on July l as follows:
New Virginia, Warren county, one
carrier; length of route, 22% miles;
population served, 500; carrier, o. G.
Bishoff
Redfield, Dallas county, one carrier;
length of route, 241s miles; population
served, 1913. Postoffice at Bernina to be
discontinued.
Postmaster's commissioned-Kate c.
Warner, Dayton; Edward H. Allison.
Grundy Center; William G. Corner
GAIA; Merritt S. Brown, North Eng
lish; Henry B. Mccullough, River
Junction
j. c. McConkey, of Sioux City, has
been admitted to practice before the
interior department.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
cRusoE FOUND OFF coREA.
Man Cast Away on Desert Island Sew
enteen Years Ago Rescued.

Honolulu, April s. via San Francis
CO, Cal, April 15.-By the steamship
China comes story of the real Japa-
nese Robinson Crusoe, who lived for
seventeen years on deserted island
near Gensan, off Corea.
The man was seen by the Japanese
master of a fishing schooner, who
thought him a monster from his wild
appearance and did not dare land. He
reported to the Japanese government,
which sent torpedo boat in search
of the man on the island. He was
found and brought back to Nagasaki.
The man had been so long without
companionship that he was reduced
almost to imbecility. His hair and
beard were long and unkempt, and he
had almost lost the power of speech
He had been cast away on the island
seventeen years ago and had subsisted
since that time on seaweed and fish.
living in cave. He was entirely
without implements of iron or any
means of utilizing the scanty materials
of nature which the island furnished.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
ANONYMOUS Political Letter.

indianapolis, Ind. April 15.-An an
onymous notice was received turnout
Indiana yesterday and today by dele
gates to the republican state conven-
ton next week. 1t contains aspersions
on the character of one Of the candi-
dates for state office, without mention
ing which one. The envelopes in
which the notices We're sent We're post
marked Chicago" 1t is the opinion
of politicians that the charges arc
aimed at David e. Sherrick of Mobiles :
Willie, who is regarded as one of the
leading candidates for auditor, as
changes similar to them We're made
wheit he was candidate for the same
Office four years ago. The notice met
with sa chilly reception Sherrick' s
friends are indignant, but they be-
lieye Any anonymous attempt to injure
him Will have the opposite Office.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
CHARGES AS TO REV. ANDREWS.
Lansing Minister Said to Have OBJ
tanned Money illegally.

tanned Money illegally.
Lansing, Mich, April 15.-Rev. J. r.
Andrews, of the First Baptist church,
who made campaign against vice in
Lansing just before the recent election,
is charged with attempted blackmail by
Chief of Police Sanford, who offers to
produce proof Of several unlawful tran
sactions on the part of the clergyman.
Chief Sanford says Andrews claimed
to have affidavits in his possession re-
fleeing upon his honesty as an officer.
Andrews said to the officer it is claimed
that he could get 5000 for the affidavts
from the Law and Order League, re-
marking that he was poor man and
reeded money Mrs. A. Fl. ,Libbie makes
a statement that the clergyman re-
ceived $40 from her to be used In To-
eating her missing husband and that
he made misrepresentation to her as
to the purposes for which the money
was expended. The agent of a corpora
ton doing business in this city makes
a sworn statement that Andrews pro-
cured from him s125, to be used to ST.
lence persons who were seeking to have
him removed from the position he holds.
The deacons of the church demand a
thorough examination. They have paid
back the sums of money alleged to
have been secured improperly by An
drews who is now ill.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
NEW WIRELESS SYSTEM.
Telephone With Streak Of Light for
Wires

Washington, April 15.-On the banks
of the Potomac above Georgetown, and
across the wide surface of that stream
In the vicinity of the spot where sue
cessful test was recently made of sys-
tom of wireless telephony, there was
held last night a private demonstration
CT another system of wireless vocal
communication, differing widely from
the first in methods of operation, in
principles involved. In results attained
end in the scope and effect of the dis
covery upon existing methods Of voice
transmission.
The Hertzian electric earth currents
of which advantage was taken in the
first system, thru the use of steel rods
driven in the ground answering the
purpose of the ground wire In ordinary
telephony, are not used in the new sys-
tenn.
The electricity, the basic principle OF
all existing present methods of wireless
biography and telephony. does not en-
ter, except as mechanical adjunct, in
to the principles of the new method. A
powerful electric searchlight, fitted
with complicated and delicate appa-
ra tus, terminating in a mouthpiece, not
unlike that used on an ordinary tele-
phone box, the broad ribbon of promi-
nence projected by the lamp, serves as
4. wire, and a funnel shaped arrange
ment, fitted with a contrivance terrni-
mating in an ear cup, takes the place OF
the ordinary telephone receiver. In the
test last night messages were sent
along the rays of the searchlight and
recorded up to the distance of half a
mile, while beyond that distance sounds
We're audible, but connected words
could not be distinguished. Consider
ing the imperfections attendant upon a
first test of the complicated mechanism
of the invention, the test was highly
satisfactory to the inventor.
In working upon the "searchlight tel
ephone" the inventor followed literally
the axiom that Tight is heat" The
test last night was private, only 4 few
friends of the inventor being present
A search-light such as is used on the
river boats was carried up the stream
to point where feed wire of the cleo
trio car line, which follows the north
bank of the river, had been tapped in
readiness for the test, and wire run
down to the river bank. The search
light was connected with the wire, and
the boat then took the receiving appar-
atus to a point on the opposite bank
about half mile away When all was
in readiness the current was turned on
and after some little trouble the end OF
the Zine" was located. Then followed
the tests, which furnish food for con-
lecture concerning the possibilities OF
the invention as regards night commu
nication at sea- between lighthouses
and ships or between two vessels, OF
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
JAS. H. MONTGOMERY, N. D.
In a Carefully Prepared Ar
ticle recommends DR.. D.
Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy.

Tn a recent issue of the New YORK
Magazine of Sanitation ana Hyglehe'
the recognized authority on all matters
pertaining to health, James ID. Mont
gomery, Nj. D., says editorially:
AFTER careful investigation OF Or.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, a
snecific for kidney, liver and bladder
troubles, rheumatism, dyspepsia ana
constipation with it's attendant HIS we
are free to confess that a more meri-
torious medicine has never come undeI
the examination of the chemical and
medical experts of the New YORK Mag
azine of Sanitation and Hygiene. In
fact, after the most searching tests and
rigid inquiry into the record of DR..
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, 1t
becomes duty to recommend Its use In
unequivocal terms to every reader oil
this journal whose complaint comes
within the list of ailments which this
remedy is advertised to cure. We have
obtained such overwhelming proof OF
the efficacy of this specifc-have SO
satisfactorily demonstrated its curative
powers thru personal experiments
that care for the interests of our
readers leads us to call attention to its
great value.
JAS. H. MONTGOMERY. NJ. D."
All druggists sell DR.. David Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy in the New 90
Gent Size and the regular 81 size bot
ties.
Sample bottle-enough for trial-free
by mail.
Or. David Kennedy Corporation,
Rondout, N. Y.
DR. pa rid Kenn edp,s Cherry Ralsam hest
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
kIDNAP BOYS TO SELL.
Mexicans Who Traffic in Human Be
"A ..ae&od

ings Arrested.
Mexico City, April 15.-The police
of this city have broken up gang of
kidnappers who have been enticins
young boys to house in this city.
where the lads were kept, prior to be-
ing shipped to Yucatan to work on the
Henequin plantation.
Complains have been cmoing into
police headquarters of missing boys.
and the detectives surmised that there
was systematic kidnapping going on
all over the ciyt. The detectives, in
following up clues, found a house in
veralville street, on the outskirts. of
the city. where eleven boys who had
been enticed there were discovered.
They were kept under guard day and
night and insufficiently fed and amid
foul surroundings. The men in the
house were arrested and taken to pris-
on. They denied they were anything
but clerks of the Enrique Iblesias, q
labor contractor engaged in securing
men and boys for work in Yucatan,
where the demand for labor is very
pressing. The eleven boys secured
from these traffickers in human beings
We're to have been Immediately sent tic
Vera Cruz and thence to go to their
long slavery in Yucatan. Subse-
quently the guards at the Peralvillc
street house confessed that they werc
employed by Inglesias to entrap the
boys and confine them in the house
until convenient opportunity arose
for sending them to Yucatan.
The boys We're met on the streets
and promised food. clothing and
spending money If they would accom-
pany their abductors.
The boys SO captured are said, or
reaching Yucatan, to be held prac-
tically slaves, receiving nothing but
their food and maintenance. Inglesais,
said to be at the head of the gang, is
still at large.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
Eurnu 4nrs 92rpubtaa 4esda pr IS 1902
between balloon and the earth in time

between balloon and the earth in time
of war. or between two detachments
of troops operating in an enemy's coun-
try. The conversation was one-sided,
as the boat containing the receiving ap-
paratus had no means of sending return
messages. The inventor claims, how
ever, that in perfecting his invention
he will combine transmitting appar-
atus with the receiver, thus utilizing
one shaft of light or single wire, as 1T
were, as in modern methods of tele-
phony. During the test about $50 mes
sages were sent over the luminous
wire" at varying distances.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
TEACHERS STRIKE PROBABLE
Milwaukee Educators Claim They Are
Paid Less Than Laborers.

Milwaukee, Wis, April 15.-Sum-
mary action is to be taken by the rep
resentatives of 700 teachers in the Mil
waukee Teachers association, more
than half of whom are paid less than
ward laborers and window washers
about the public buildings, school
houses included, at meeting on Satur-
day morning. From expressions of
members it would seem that some
thing in the nature of strike is not
improbable An appeal will be made
for an increase in wages and the in
fluence of the demand will be felt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
BOY BATTLES WITH A BURGLAR
Younester, Stabbed in the Eye, Fol
lows the Man and Shoots

Youngster, Stabbed in the Eye, Fol-
lows the Man and Shoots.
Kenosha, Wis, April 15.-Lloyd
Hackley, a 15-year- boy, last night
fought a terrible battle with a burg.
lar who was attempting to rob his
grandfather's barn. After Hackley
had been stabbed in the eye with a
dirk he followed the intruder and fired
three shots at him. One of the shots
is known to have taken effect, but
the man managed to crawl away, and
escaped Young Hackley discovered
the man in the barn, and as he at
t. lpted to enter the building the
burglar leaped upon him and attempted
to drive a knife into his heart.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
BISHOP THoRuRN IS VERY SICK
Suffering with Cold, which Threatens
to Develop Into Pneumonia.

Boston, April 15.-Bishop James M.
Thoburn, of the Methodist Episcopal
church. who came to Boston last week
10 attend the New England conference,
is seriously i'll at Deaconess Hospit-
al. He was taken there today suffering
from an alarming cold. which threatens
to develop into pneumonia. Bishop
Thoburn's wife is also sick in bed at
her hotel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15

of Georgia, chairman of the congress
ional committee, spoke, advocating I'M
ity, and predicting success for the
party If internal differences were for
gotten.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15
The Dog Knows

That there is something wrong with his
master. They have no more romps and
ra,nbles. He tries in vain to coax the
istless youth from his achoir.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-04-15

Dr. David Kenn edy's Cherry Balsam best
5or Colds Coughs Consumption. 25c. SOC. 81
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Den "uenoeliee Sag"

9anfiagen i Sften Photographers
forIeoen Dag oe0 2agmanoSretten !
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Sagen fom OBJ / Hopember Waaneo
1899 oerpeo, at man peo Reotiion al
Rorges 9anfs 9fegnifab ianbt en- Sell
paa $4,000 Ser. ira aioelingen /
Stien. @e0 HeOtiton forefanbtes en-
4a8iemangel 0erIteos paa bette 9eleb.
RaSiemangeIeu 0pffe0eS al &aSiere-
rem, @iSbolt.
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let og illnoet obiftaigt, Ser MI, ire Ior
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Buntter. 5 en- 4arrRffe ifal Be ItaOig
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melIe eIler Sfipoeslssbe0 iom 9anf.
b~eitprere euer Io9t for 0agen en- bgi
8rao al uforitano % banOlet / Strio
meO 6orifrifterne. De BAR bebanolet
NegIerne paa ubetrpggenoe OtaaOe o8
cabinet ,Sooeofasien uOen at minoit 2
al 8eItprerre bar ppret tiIiteoe. De
bar operlaOt Heierpefasien meo en- BE.
boIOning ira 100000 til 100000 SIR.
til Seas iereren, iaale0cs ogiaa iliOte
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rem % buer entelt al 9eItprerne bar
funnel fomme til 9~e5oIOnin9en. De
bar unola0t @fteriDn al SooeofasIen,
Reierpefasien % aontorfasien. De
bar tiQaot 8~asierereu at oGre aom'
missioner for SreOtemano / 9anfen3
anIiggenoer. Sc bar IaOet forfaIone
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Broteit life er bIeoet optaget. De bar
artoget 8ef3ler, iom life formelt bar
D9ret IoOlige. &c bar begoaet 0tiS'
Iigeoer peO He%0isfontering al anteoa'
tere6e 3efsler ira 8ripatbanfers aaS.
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Ter, boori De ielp bar bapt fremtrpOen.
De sfonomiif Snteresie % ino oibere.
Der err inOitPont ca. so 8iOner. %
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er toiIiomt, ON sen fan tiIenOe6riuses
for Sui.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
6aar fulton tilicnes.
Oct or felt galt, % Meuneifet er ben
encitc Sfabuiug, ium gjsr oct.

SuI6ItGn0ig tom Wape mberSso
men btorager meget til ocu ltomdB'
ring, Ssonls5be0 % aIminocIi8c
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Ter foregaar ct itabigt Smifiite al
GeIleppD ! 2egemet, cnten ri ioUcr
e0er err pongne, % Iorranbet At Np'
ring bur0e oRre uoQculun0c iront ;
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9nar tiIiengs, afaiper mere GcllcUGp,
emo ser soelG8geS. % forget &Tlt
o. StDrfe er ReiuItotct. Or. @. !.
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unOtogen Wenneifet ipiier, fer Sc
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rem til at WenneIfct ifltIbe banne err
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@reo % IeIf euer Sapregreo %
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oeli9t @aremibbeI iom Stuorts Gr5.
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oDerraIfenoe 6oreQcIic / 8p9t, StprFc
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og aSiimilere npren0c aoit ON @lite.
men eaer paa ro9en on0en St0. Scr
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BRUCE Stuarts 9u&ycpiia SobIet2
forOi Se fan ioroeie Ma0en uSen Sci.
inn til, bbor ionq Moren err % iooI9.
Deg gioer 2egemet Norine og WQoell
Soile paa iomme Tio.
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npiten ubeIutfenoe pca Stuarts Ems.
pepiia tablets oeo @ehlnSIing al I'll.
fPlber al SprSeic,ie sbeioprIig6eo
foroi oct life er ct aodfiaIoermiS6e.
ba ieg oeo iiIt, booN Sc ~inbeboISer,
en- &ombinntion al oe1ctabilfe @Sicn.
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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
8iornionoasen.
Den fore Gister % gatriot bblbes at
gerner | SnS. % iIolanb.
anoet 4pt fra Norse.

Sra &riitiania meoSeleS ben Soe
Dec. Ser er alminoelig 6lagning
anleSning al 9isrnitierne 9isrnionS
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Sens, Seaterfef 9iernIons 8olig, en-
~uitanoielig Strsm al 9eplitationer og
2pfenifninser. Wange pragtfuIOe
8aoer er ooerrnft bam og Here gum
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gIanbt 9eputationerite fan nGunes:
Sra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ira norife
apinoer peo Gngrla 9eilien, ira iuenife
&pin6er peo 0ru Grofeslor Solmgren,
ira RationalteatretS DIRECTION, ira
Rotionaltaatrets SfueipiGerperionule,
fra oct nprife sfiieipilerforbunb, ira
Georges Observation-Disclosures boiS 4ores.
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gilef 8eterien o~oerraftes en- WRngoe
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peo 8oniul Immbien en- meo 30,02S
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len er trpft / ct gfsemplar meO Big.
nettegninger al Soafim Sfopgaaro,
grguit Sernoorff os Siggo 8eoerIen.
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9tnSesbeQ, % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ne me0fslgar / en- itor 8affe. Oct err
Be banife Ssiifoler, iom bar ~ino6ragt
be fleite timber trifter paa a0reSien.
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tn0fommet 1000 unoerIfrifter.
9Ion0t oe mango pragtflloe 8aoer
til 9isrnion fan uGuneS ct Selpfao,
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bar isrite 8ratulent.
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apinoer. 9lanSt Selegrammerne fan
nppneS: fra ben ipenife Sorfatterf cre'
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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
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&c Glore Nitrer. Srofeslor SNl98e
boGbt uplig i Observation-Disclosures gteOe
ct Soreora9 ON biitortIfe 8eIultater al
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ter ira 9lefin9e. Siuit % 8otlano %
ooopiIte, 6porIeSes bette Slp8tItnb
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pe0 en- Snofriit ira SonOalen ira ca.
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ifrift ira 8otIano, men iamtIOtg tnoe'
bol6er ct llotrnf al en- friitelig Sanfe;
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IfotIfe Ger / tiOIiQere Sio en0 Sifinge'
tiben. ion0ipnli8piS / Zoe % Soe aar'
hunorebe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
st irsatcligt SlubSrama uoipiue0e:

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Idr. Wanoen bar antageIig / ct an'
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6et nleo en- Snmmer og 0erpoa 'fltot
iig icIo. Ser bar pitt Zig SinosIpgoom
/ bans Samifie og afosOes Srober
bs6e for en- Si0 iiben / ct 8anoibsan'
falS. SuItruen bIeo len meBet Iioeu'
DC Silitnno bragt pna Spgebuiet. Der
err liSet, men boa ct ipagt Saab ON at
bun fan foutme Jig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
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me0 SiISeiifet, % en- Rasie 6iifere
er iumIet Ser, iortGller "SsnOmsrs.
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Sc laa ober Storieilbommeu, ou
SfieOet git lott 90 9ommen tog Sem
tilb1os. Zen enc cmfomre par Sper
giS0aI ira S~isrln0tioro % Sen anOen
bar Sulo @mhlemsuaag FRA 8urguro.
Zen ~isritnGoutc bar gilt for Ct 5ier.
oingsaars Sio iioer; 0en m0en par
ugiit, On 5iifeSnmper ira aaleiunO
fem ino ira 5~toregssn HeO 10000
ailo apeite. Iii ItolSsan fom 5iife.
Samperm "Sfaangrim" mo, IigeleSes
meo tor apeiteiansit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
0urifen pinSer scrren I Ginmor.

fen, Ter BET no til. SfoIeoirefteren l
Sromss Slit in0beretter HemIig fl
9epartementet, at / aoifiQige 1iItrif.
Ter, bpor 9Rrerue fer bebeoeoc at fun.
ne lappiif eler fpGuif elIer beage 8ete,
be1eoer Sc MI eutet ilet life at benptte
BET iremmeSe ipm SiRlpeiprog eller
ogiaa tttn snrife lioet Iigeiom SeuG.
seIisn saar / HetniHs al belt at ilsiie
SiGlpeiproset peS llnSeroisuiHseu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
Uoreesfartet flebet paa
S0rreS.

@i Tor mcotoPet iaa mango
Spsrgsmaol. ON ii life fam ifafie
aartet flHbet poa %Crreo. at ri be.
itemte os til at foris8e meo ct Tibet
8ar;i, 6or 35 Gem EXTRA fan pI
ifuiie aortrt fliitret poa SGrreS, mco
SrGitoffe pea bper cube. idn OF oct
fan b9nges op boa @r8sen 90 rules
op, nnlr oct life bruses.
8t oil meo oct ilmme sisre op.
mrrfiom paa. at man life fan faa
baaSe 8rRmiebog % Start, rnbta.
gen man betaIer ezra icr en- al De.
lene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-26
salt Gtenp o m,
tiIfaIes eucr ttueie.

aot~rttsI.M,z,,T pu<r 'CuI,s'. '1tasis' 'lb
'alss' % 'GtnyfVsrqfd' tpNsr Is Scala for 5 era
FOR beer eaHS % rH GsHt OF Orb for ait ION sOtr.
niger 3 Orb. aptrtislsRsRRr nbiagts i'tr 'vE mia.
ou tuo Is Seats. RtHss EtaG u'raptstIs Rssfstss
aus 9sittatEssL Get Isaafr ia TIA At hOsisa LA
uaa GuRrtE
- sSstsHabstiIbao ,Oarr Is Ssais UE Gina
Sup Orb stsr ,R GtaIE.