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The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
Had Care for Modestx.

carpenter was employed in a hos
pital to build a room for postmorten,s
IN one corner was cold storage
chamber for 'stiffs." The secretary of
the institution on going to see how
the work was getting on found That
the chamber was fitted with TWO doors
instead of one and that a partition had
peen constructed between them, form
ing two apartments. An exclamation
being demanded, the carpenter said.
"Oh, sir. we have put in double doors
and the partition in order to keep the
sexes apart"
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

There is a strong hope of Democratic
success in the gubernatorial race in
Pennsylvania and additional Demo
cratic votes in Congress from that
state and West Virginia can reasona-
bly, be expected. If these advantages
to the cause of Democracy come they
will result largely from the coal min
ers' strike. Rightly and naturally the
coal miners find it difficult to reconcile
with the Republican party's protes-
tations of good will the fact that the
magnates who deny them what they
believe to be justice are all shining
lights in the Republican ranks. When
they register their votes they will ex-
press their demand for changed con-
ditions.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

The second primary election in South
Carolina win take place on Tuesday,
when Democratic candidates for State
House. officers win be nominated and,
virtually, elected. While in the first
primary Capt. ID. c. Hayward polled
S6.b5l votes. more than double that OF
his nearest competitor. william Jas
per Talbert. It il by no means cer-
tain be viii receive the nomination.
Talbert received ls.2lS votes. against
Ansel's 1865 and Tiilmans lG.sse. The
opposition 20 Capt, Hayward comes as
a ruie from the Tlllmanites, who viii
unite 10 the second primary upon one
~ their own kind. However. "Nhne
there is iife there ID hope" and those
"a ho wish South Carolina we'll VIII
hope Capt Hayward plll BE- BE- neat
governor
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

Dispatches from Lisbon have it that
the Portuguese crown jewels, nciud-
ing the sceptor of Dom Pedro ~, VAL
ued at millions of dollars, are in soak.
They have been pawned to tide the
royal family over some temporary
financial endorsements. King
Charles has taken a somewhat unusual
method of getting rid of the occasion
of the royal insomnia.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

Half a hundred deputy tax assessors
IN Greater New York have been busy
for the past few days assessing real
property at its full value. Meantime
the owners Of large fortunes IN stocks
and seourlties find IL possible 20 Sc
cure the acceptance Of assessments
representing considerably less than
the "real value" " their holdings. New
Horks experience ia this respect IL not
an lnoiatsa one, there are other com
muaiiieA where The onners o. real es-
iafe which y tangible and always IN
siFhh pay far more than their fair
proportion - ths expenses II govern
lasot.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

The Treasury Department received
in its man the other day the stomach
of a dog, which had been foolish
enough to eat a $40 note. The treas
ury experts found the mutilated frag-
ments and in their place sent the
owner a fresh certificate of the ma
tion's Indebtedness. The incident
should afford a warning to all CANNES
troubled with longing to transform
treasury notes of large denomination
into fractional currency
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

Well disposed persons. passing events
frequently disclose, do about as much
harm as others. A Brooklyn Judge
recognized in the conductor who col
lected his fare on a trolley car the
other day a man whom he had SEN
fenced two years before to serve a
term of Imprisonment for forgery. The
Judge thought it was his duty to re-
port the fact to the company, and as
the man had made an affidavit, when
applying for a position, that he had
never been convicted of a criminal Of
Tense, he was discharged, arrested Tor
false swearing and placed in Jail. The
wisdom of the judges action, in view
of its outcome. seems open to serious
question. A street car conductor does
not have an opportunity to do any ex-
tensive stealing and there was good
chance the ex-convict would have led
a clean and decent life. Now, i'm
pressed as he must be that every
mans hand is against him, it will
not be long before his hand is against
every man and he is relegated to the
ranks of the hopeless and confirmed
criminals.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

The second wife of Nat Goodwin, the
actor, from whom he had been .di-
vorced, died in New York the other
day. The death recalls the fact that
Maxine Elliott, the present Mrs. Good
win, represents the third matrimonial
venture of the talented and versatile
Nathaniel
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

The states attorney at Charleston
has been requested to institute criml-
nal prosecutions against the men
guilty of bribery and frauds at the
recent senatorial election. 1t Is said
public opinion indorses this action and
If it does the guilty will be punished.
An enlightened sentiment of this char
acter is met with far less frequently
than it should be in American cities.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
A PROHIBITION DEFEAT

There is no doubt that the result of
the Vermont election was a defeat for
prohibition. There were four candi-
dates for Governor, Straight Repub-
lican, an Independent Republican run
ming on a high license and local op-
ton platform, a Straight Democrat
and a Prohibitionist.
The contest, from the very begin
ming was between the Straight Repub-
lican and the Independent Republican.
Vermont is a strong Republican state,
and when the contest began it was not
believed that the high license and local
option candidate would come anywhere
near getting as many votes as the
Straight Republican candidate. AS a
matter of fact he came very near be-
ing elected, being only two or three
| thousand votes behind the Straight
Republican candidate. No candidate
received a majority of all the votes
cast, and therefore there was no cleo
ton by the people. The Legislature is
strongly Republican, and the Straight
Republican candidate will be made
Governor.
1t is admitted that the result of the
election shows that prohibition will
have to give way to high license and
local option. With the exception of a
very brief period prohibition has been
| in force in Vermont for a little more
than half century. And there were
efforts made all the time to enforce
the law. But it wasn't enforced be-
cause public sentiment was against
1t. While strong drink was not sold
| openly there was an immense amount
OF 1t consumed in the state as much
perhaps as in any state, according to
it's population, in which saloons are
licensed. Not only was whisky sold on
an extensive scale, but the sale of
drugs of the kind that intoxicate,
| such as morphine and cocaine, was
appallingly large.
The Legislature which meets in Oc-
tober will either enact a high license
and local option law or it will submit
the question of enacting such a law
to the voters. In the event Of the sub
mission of the question to the people
1t is believed that the vote against pro-
hibition will be overwhelmingly large.
In no part of this country have the
people been educated on the temper
ance question to the point where pro-
hibition law can be fully enforced.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
FREIGHT AND PARcEI, CA

Leaves east side of City Market for
Thunderbolt, Cattle Park, Sandfly, Isle
of Hope and all intermediate points
9:15 a. M, lis p. M, 5:15 p. m.
Leaves Isle of Hope for Sandfiy,
Cattle Park, Thunderbolt and all in
termediate points-6:00 a. M. HOO a.
M, 800 .. m.
Freight car leaves Montgomery at
ESQ a. m. and 1858 p. m, connecting at
Sandfy with regular parcel car for
city.
Parcel car from the city carries
freight to Montgomery on each trip
Regular parcel car carries trailer on
each trip for accommodation of pass
engers.
Any further information regarding
passenger schedule or freight service
can he had by applying to
G. o. NAGLE. Manager.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
The weather.

The indications for Georgia to-day
are fair weather, light to fresh east
winds; and for Eastern Florida, partly
cloudy weather. with occasional show
ers, variable winds.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

The New York Sun, whose real sin
certify in wishing the Democratic party
we'll is much to be doubted. expresses
in haif-column editorial its anxiety
that the South should insist upon a
Democratic presidential candidate
from this section. The South is more
anxious to elect a President who will
hold her views of public questions and
make an honest effort to enforce them,
than one whose only title TO its conf
dence springs from his place of birth.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

Already there is friction in the gild-
ed ranks of the New York Yacht Club
anent the next cup defender, which is
to keep the Americas Cup on this side
the water. J. Pierpont Morgan wants
to sail the Columbia August Belmont
is welded to the Constitution and C.
Oliver Iselin is said to head a new
syndicate which is to build a new
boat If the new craft is construct
ed it would have TO fight out the right
TO defend the cup with the Columbia
and Constitution. and as this prospect
viii insure excellence 1t is probably
not to be regretted.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
WET END LINE.

tAS1HINO4II
Car leaves west side Of City Market
for Lincoln Park 500 a. m. and every
40 minutes thereafter until 11:3e D. m.
Car leaves Lincoln Park for Market
500 a. m. and every 40 minutes there.
after until 1900 O'clock midnight.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
COLLINSvILLE LINE,
(INos,. Gro,,r51 o-I no1o A.,

Beginning at 500 a. m, cars leave
Bolton and OFT streets every Is min
utes; returning. cars leave Estill ave-
nue. and Waters road at 6:07 a. m. and
every Is minutes thereafter, connecting
with cars on Thunderbolt line. Be-
ginning at 900 p. M. cars run every 30
minutes until 1900 o'clock
Through cars are operated between
Market and Thunderbolt via Collins
vile and Dale avenue as follows:
LV. Market. Lv. Thunderbolt.
6:45 a. m. 1880 a. m
Gas D. M TAO n m
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Military Academy.

Established by Act of General AS
semblY 1912.
A Military College of the highest
grade. Course of studies full and prac-
teal. Session begins October l and
ends generally June 80.
Terms, For tuition, board fuel.
lights, looks, clothing and medical at
tendarce--s250 a year.
Sehd for illustrated catalogue.
s. C. MILITARY ACADEMY,
(cITADEL) CHARLESTON, s. c.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
ISLE OF HOPPE j

MONTGOMERY LINE
Connecting at Sandfiy with Isle OF
Hope Line
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06
THUNDERBOLT LINE,
City Market to Casino, via Bolton

Beginning at 5:45 a. M, cars leave
City Market for Casino at Thunderbolt
every Is minutes until H. p. m.
Cars leave Bolton Street Junction IL
minutes after leaving time at City
Market.
Beginning at 5:53 a. m, cars leave
Casino at Thunderbolt every Is min
utes until 1908 midnight.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

Connects at Sandfy with parcel car
for city.
sConnects at Sandfly with parcel car
for Isle of Hope.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

Connects with parcel car to city.
fConnects with parcel car from city.
MONTGOMERY AND THUNDER
BGLT LINE,
Via Cattle Park and Sandf1y.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-09-06

ANNNAAliS w CStSfH neWSDa-
pers gave considerable space to what
was described as the discovery of the
remains of a prehistoric man" near
Lansing. Kan. The story was put for
ward with every show of probability.
ana was even vouched for by certain
Well-known scientific men. These lat
ter, 1t is but reasonable to state. were
not identified with the study of an
thropology nor its special branch of
ethnology, and the circumstances un-
der which the find was made Would
even nave led an expert in the above
branch of scientific study considerably
off his base. This individual of Nv.
gone age was found deep under the
surface in what was termed the drift
that stratem which biologists and pa
leontologlsts have led US to believe
was on top when the gigantic so-calIed
antediluvian animals lived. frisked and
chewed up their weaker brethren. Such
was the geological formation in which
the poHes were found, and the skull
was d&y measured and found to indi-
cate an inferior development which
we of the twentieth century. in orr
egotism, claim to have been the rule
iohs ages back. A communication
from Mr. G. c. Clemens of Topeka to
the Kansas City Journal gives an en-
brings the prehistoric man down to a
later period than that which the law
DOCKS says antedates that when the
memory OF man wotteth not to the con-
trary. Mr.. Clemens claims that the re-
mains OF the prehistoric one are Moth
ing more nor less than the bones of a
man who died in prison some thirty
years ago The convict was a man OF
culture, who felt deeply the disgrace
that had come upon him, and when
he felt himself dying he expressed the
wish that he might be buried outside
the prison grounds, but in an unmark-
ed spot This request was granted
and, according 10 Mr.. Clemens, the
body was inferred deep IN an old
abandoned, abortiye coal shaft, and
next day the grave was plowed over
and hidden" Mr.. Clemens names many
prominent men who. he says, can
N0ueh for az least part OF the story.
Since the publication ~ this latest Bc.
count the scientists who took posses
sion ~ the remains and carefully
studied the geological formation ~
which they sefe found. have maln-
tainea . Discreet silence,
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

"Susuennen4, im fnbes af6loet br r en- mOoerne bsatmet DRafine
eer noea lenenbe Mobel fom New Home Spmatnen. mep 3ueaneR al
ane teunes spbe, Os ubelutee af ale bns baardse Gsenitaber. Der er til
Nan6mens sbe GsenHaber fmta mango ne 6orbsbrunser, ium nsppenpsps maa
eiMe ten til en- Walhne at fefr alasie.
Gn at be fsfe Gorbee iom e tWet efr New Home" Waftnen er
ben, at ben suer ct Positive Feed, aet Der life tebspes nosen 5ar eer
Spring for a. ha Wa7fnen til at arbeibe. On anoen belbs Sor6ebrtns, iom
mart bill bHpe pooHisn II al Gnbper, im bennter gfafinen, er a feed, Der er
iuakbes fonaraeret at ben Tan b9pes os iarfes ueb en- Tmpel Snbretnns, rben
at iOmme Rersree mb the feed dog. Zen samle 0eaaee at ssulere benne
Sass Datme pa. pb Satp al siwr iom faHhOnt the feed dog til the
feed bar. bar oio meoist 8anfelsboer ti oriom betiHe beo ioretaset nso
Rdashsbb, pbe the feed dog enten ramme 5pr eaer Sagioen al Naale'
plaben, eer osha pbe the feed bGpe ulepn
9eahnen arbeher let % nehen lpplsft Maasbarrn er runb, men Sssn'
Iator. 2emt adjustable bearings) patkt meb 5mt boiHtt gier mere eno a'
mtnbehs Sibbarbeb, % boorpep Naakbaren biper itanb til lansee lib at
arbebe uen Die nben at Hibes. Raar Stptkn sar iorbi gaalen oa sennena
2sHen, er Ouertraaben Hap bullet sir, at ben atbrs fan brafts, WaHhnsn
trnbr fig klU baabe spre us necre 9raab. % arbetrer automatic uoen penlpn
til let er ipert Grbeibs.'
"Sasueumen" bruser bubtelt Traab Os lanr lock stitch. Den spre
Traab fses ie fra Sppen, uon at traoes geunem ct eMr Here Suoer, tr
ben aar Naasiet. Stpiku traoer fig eIp; ben Tan trebes wesrs os e LEI
at iorfaa. yaaen r selfsetting, os fan altna life ietes ptasts.
Deb bpert Sting trafss besse Eraaee taft iammen % lutfes Ntohn al
1se, os stinsene eisres bvrueb hdcenot Taft os fubfanbs ems pa besse
sioer af 9st aRanincn e forDmt msb lN Saaubbjul, buorpeb man Deb
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

8 SofnmenIignins meo ben er enbog
Ncrfin n1iten iifnrfig. aofain.ga-
men uouifler fla meo roienoe &urtie.
bed, % man bar Iioen cIler ingen
Mouariel ON ben sfaoe. ben forpoi.
Der, ier bet er omtrent for tent. 9un
en- ulminoeIie Marb bIipe inoiprsiter
en- Dolls Worfin, % bet mi0lertioige
9clbeiinSenoe efterfslges at en- brrr.
oenbe Souenpine os en- nebtrpft os
haablss Sinositemning. Oct er me-
item inn meb aue Virremioler. Men
meo aofain ct Der / gegpnoelien life
noeet iliet roget. en- fsier iig uns
% iterf igien. Ml S6leIie at Smerte
er borte. aae Sine, iom giorbe 81.
bet iirrt, fumes at bore feiet bort.
Men oenne 6slelie at 8elbefiuoerse
ioripinoer mart, enbog birtigere END,
naar en- briger Opium. Snart maa
Den, Tom bar faoet benns 0ane, inge
apfoin ira IL til 90 8ange ON ca.
gen. 9ette foiter for bet fsrite man.
se Tenae, On aofain e meget opr.
Wen bette err paa lanat nRr bet pRr'
ite. Den fsrite ffnbeIige 6dge er life,
of man bIiper Iegemlis n~eobruot,
men moralH foro9rpet. Oct ItaffeIs
Offer for oenne Mrt al Driffenifab
bliper life poIoiom ener brutal.
Suertimoh ipnes ban at bltpe mere
penlig, a%nairngelig 90 I'm END mo-
seniinbe, Men ON ban ogiaa fer bor
p9ret 9grligbeoen ielp, pil ban M
ofte iti9le. Sam ipnes ogiaa at
sIemme getponinsen al at tale lanot
Men ogiaa 2esemet FIBER mart. Sort
fommer Ser en- trsitesIes og triit 50.
Ielie ooer en-, berneit fslger Sspn-
lssbeb % Maneel paa Waolpt. Sg
oct eroer meb BEN itsrite glenoigbee.
af andre Hirremioler, iom ofte
brlaes al fattiee / @perne / EUROPA
oa amerifa, er Nofta. Det foiter
life tort, og man fan Oriffe zig fulo
paa set oe blipe noru igien manage
8ange ON Dasen, oa @irfningen
life parer lPnge.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
1coela,1o.

YdlrItina bar lang Sio baot Sn.
~teresie for os blot ion "bet belize
2onb". Gen iornemite Sorretning,
llocnperoalcn bar baut nleo 2nnoet.
bar rpret Surilttraiiteu. Mien mi
ier Oct no Ill at Scr ptI !notrpbe en-
6oraroring oerj, oa man ogIm Der
bar iutoet oProifuIoe Wineralier
en- inf Sn8cuier, iom bar bereiit
Se0eiauo. ifriuer: oGroifuloe Sfnt-
re al WjueraIier err nplig heuet
funone ! Rdlpitina. ioa al Oct er lit.
tert II iige, at Oct life IGnger er no.
gen Trpm, naar Ser tales ON. at me
Snoltitrier hi blontitre OF ! bet bel.
liQe 9dno. Set er ianot, at Ell itsrre
Gel al set engaua iruatbare 2alp0 MI
err en- 2rfen. aomnulnlfationSmio'
Ierre er oaorliae. op Der er bare en-
Seruboue. ueinIie ira Seriialem I'll
Saffa De Mirerolier. mo- bar op-
oaget. iinoes paa heg9e Sibcr al Sor.
Ban oo set osoe Sop. De itore Salt
laa res oci opee Sdp funbe uopiflC
eu he. Srhuitri. Seo Nebi Milin fan
ubuinoeS Sorcbe9 tasinlt). De pig.
tioite SNno, man bar aiort, er Sos.
iat. 9mr Sen mmpproe Serrbant
iorlrnaeS. budb Ben tprfiife Heaie
ring trnter pao, oil bette funoe no
mites.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

aaItriife, pg mar Wapen unolaoer At
ioroste Maoen %orbentlie, og Den Bill
Der ligeenbe i Mupen og giRre, iaa
banner ser Jig 8os, Der nooioer Or
ganet % foraariager Srpf paa Sier'
ret oa 2ungerte og frenfaloer Slerte'
flap, llreseImGsiisbeo og StafaaIi-
bethel.
Haren peo oenne SilItano er, at
sen iortiatte 1oritprrelie al Slertet
fsr eaer ienere fan f~oraarIage pirfe'
Tia or9aniif Sierteonoe oe ! SirfeIig'
beben ogiaa sisr BET meget ofte.
Slet Soroeielie gjsr enopioere
| glopet tpnot % paroigt meo
MoneeI paa rsbe @Iohlegemer. %
Bette irriterer % ipeffer Sierter
poerligere.
Gen formiftigite 1ing at 1lerc
imoo Sicrteonoe er at iifre Jig 600
6oroeidie % Assimilation az Ma.
Sen.
Sette fan Ife peo regelmGsiig guis
eiter MaaItSerne al ct eler anost
uifaoeliat, bebageligt 90 p~irfninss'
iuIot 6orbeieliesmiooel iom Stlarts
9nspepiia Tablets, Der ioaes paa De
dcite .lpcteter. % ipm inbeboIoer De
r~spnerbiae iorbeienbe glementer /
en- bcboseIis % befpem 6orm.
Suitnoer al WenneIfer boloer lig
friIfe oa itprfe peo Of ueoIiseholoe en-
perieft Iorbeielie % aiere Oct til en-
Meoel at taae en- elier TO az oisle
Tablets eiter bpert @aaItio ener i Oct
minoite efter bpert rigeIisere Wfaal'
tiD.
stuorts Gpspepiia Tablets inSe.
boIoer II. 2. y. Teviin, Giaitaie ira
Malt o. andre natnrIise forosienoe
eIemerter. ser pirfer tiln poa Ia'
Sen. forSeier ben perfect % binorer
Sourelie AZ Spre. Gas % mango
ipdeliae Silltanoe, Der felger Meo en-
ip9ffet Nooe.
Iaar Stuarts 1uspepiia Tablets
bruaes, iaa peS Dc. at &c life tase,
ine / Spitcmet nosen iterf Weoicir
ener fraitia Griis men ret os Iet for
hsienoe Glementer. iom enbper ipae
Gaoe mnneIer.
Sao plot befienbte % pcpu!rre q
bisic Tablets bIet. at Dc MI l9lees
al eubper apotefer i Dc 5oreneo'
Stater, GAMBIA % Storbritannien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

sqt ban life mootpg aaIoet fsrits
Gong, bar at rert airrIiabeo til grf.
orene. Gn bIiper Oct, iorn pi snifeot.
bpis @iro giper 2pffe til, Yrroiten
anoenbrrr Ssnoae. 0enne Elan par
fra ferit al tGnft i~aoleSes.
- BarfIano sfolen. @~oibin1tun.
bar mi 16S Gleper. Snoreonlngen
al 9rreIierne pnn Sfolen goar for
fla meb NIB 5ari, iao Ser blir MI
Rlm for ane gleper.
Vaitor Cane, 6airhaper Nal
bope faaet aaIb fra ct anbet Stso
oa trnfer at flute bort ira ben DIS.
iionsuorf iom ban mi arbetoer paa,
ifriper YarfIanb glaSet: Baciiic
Scroll.
Trifirfcm.
"a Paitor EStgtIen fom til.
boae ira sseiten peo Mugsburg Sc.
minorium, Bile pban iurpriieo al iinc
Weuigbeoer / WarTb @rone 90 Weit
@allep. Mfinn., nreo en- 0enaegaue
paa $50.
SaSeI Rum Menigheo bar falot
Shibent Salbus ira ben 6oreneoe
airfes Nreiteifole til fin Brett.
Gbriitionia Menigbeo, Eaitor
6. Mass aoIb or iplittet, ibet q
SmniIier er ubtraoote for at forene
Tia meb ben Soreneoe airfe.
@ono. I. Sfonnaro gear paa
Stats- llniperiitetet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Nv,nfen.

Sfisn Tom Gemis iteg bum op
Hf be ,rnitnlflare Voper.
0nocfulb fra San Ill Top
Staar bum bremmenoe berooer.
9aber iom bun life fer -,
Jdnseles, Tom bar bun enc,
SGrmer bun iig mer oa mer
Mia, Der iieber Der alene.
apmmcr pdraoiiiif tlGot,
Com en- 9ilie mibt | Taarcr,
2iae mob mig fpit 90 let,
Com pda Sangens Soner barren.
Were nrr 10 mere fisn,
Ga iaa naip bun life latter,
gt ieg er en- NbnmS Ssn,
Og bum ielp ben 6ngres Satter.
SiniSsfuIo. iaa fri for Spil,
ll~ifhlbsreu bun for mig itanolcr
Reb ct bneigt 9nglefmil.
Ser fortrpuer Siub % Gambler.
gIifiet iinfIer fIart o. milpt -
8, bpor oiue Zine tinore!
Imheb itraoler uforitilt
Sra Dit Inie Sjertes Snore.
Sroitnlos 9nfpio mlotgmt
Snb | mine gine fer on
Yeb Ct 0Iif iad mllot % emit -
9iucoiiignne Wte. bpo er ou2
2iliehpib oa roienreb,
Dub iao I'M. BEN in9er fienote.
Sliitter iia ian lart % blso
ON big. Saare, SormiuIbenbte.
6. boor imibig, Mug oa liant
Smiler on uIfDloie I'll mtg;
@noia rnupet, lubbenL rant
Npmie, iig mig, hrnb on bill mig!
StiGr iom @lpmitens rene 9ug,
6riIte on paa @eleens Spuoe.
San ct Sophub5 forte Slug
Stiules unoer al Din 9noe?
Srnle Dn9lin9, rib Dig ISL
Ger on ei 9Tu,oueuS N9ufer?
Sru bill loffe bia t%iIijes.
6por bum big / Gnbet iGuter.
Timber Stienbeos tpube Stal
SfiuIer bum Den forte greben.
@o9t oig for ct IfgrunosfaIpl
Sunnene iitre 2eu er Gebenl
lllrial
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Sauacs SpuuSe.

GrefoloIg9eOs Memgbeo al $.
9. / Chicago bar faIoi Enitor q.
monien ire Granville. y =. til iii
Brett
Baitor ID 3anlen GbIcago,
bar oyiagt i'm RenigHeo Der for al
ouertage auloet iom 6ailges emo.
Se5 3nore1ghsfions Siiperintenoent
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

80 Yroccnt beraf er foraariaget at
1ct Jorbbielie.

Iirfelig organiif Sierteonbe er
ubelbrebeligt, men neppe ct SilfRloe
al Sunbreoe er orsaniif.
Siertets og Mapens 1urftion ton.
troleres besee al De iamme itore Seer
Der, ben ipmpatetiife og Den prenmo'
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
ScS SuroIirlucue / GbfIpmsineo,

Nerico. itoite lac berettcs M, al 61l
0l,ie Hcu eoelogt ior,oeu De offclt'
liee @pnnineer. Der blcp belt ellen
NelpiS riIiructeiorte pco HpiteIierle
Sorofi0Ipae bar sieutaaet iia. DOC
life Sn itrrft, oa SeioIfnnlgen leoet
/ en- itaoga Sfrrf. Wauge bar ira.
flnttet @pcn ior al boi9tie lie amor
Steocr. bpor Soroeu er minore uro.
Iin.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Mrs. aSSie Wid,aroiou uor aufla.

aet FOR at bape mproef i'm Vaano l
Sooamaa. Mso.. SuIeaiten 1900.
snmilien par rig % auleet. % Saaer
bar paft Itor 8epGaelie. 0e. 25oe
o.. blep 0trs. &id,nrolon irltienai,
% aiesoeliea pn,oer almiirocligt 9i-
fuIo.