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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

The marriage of Miss Mamie l..
Murray and Mr. George w. Wolf will
take place on Saturday morning at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David Murray,
and the bride and groom will leave i'm.
mediately afterward for their home In
Louisville, ny,
Yesterday win rank as one Of the
banner days at the Country club, the
games, supper and dancing in the even
ing being thoroughly enjoyed by those
present
Mrs. George Thatcher, Jr., who has
been spending SOME time visiting with
friends In the city. leaves tomorrow
for Denver with her husband, who ac-
companies the "Corlanton" company.
Mrs. Kate Bridwell Anderson will en-
tertain at an informal musicale this
evening at her home
]. n. Spencer and son. Allan. have
gone on brief trip to Wyoming.
Mrs. Twomey and Miss Mae TwNneJ
entertained informally this afternoon
Mrs. Sloan and daughter of Indian
apolls, are the guests Of Mrs. Breeder.
Boise Statesman: Mrs. O. X. McGraw
loft for Salt Lake yesterday TO visit
with relatives and friends. She expects
10 remain in the Utah capital about a
fortnight.
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said 10 be much interested, not only IN
the Cecil Rhodes scholarships, but In
the plan which Mr.. Parkln proposes for
reclprocating the offers made II der the
Will Of the South African lead &.
Mr. Parkin said that his object IN
coming 10 this country was to visit va
rlous seats OF learning, and to talk with
educators and men OF affairs. Under
the provisions Of the win Of Mr. Rhd s
each state and territory In the United
Stotes Is to have scholarship Mr.
ParSln will arrange for competitive ex-
amlnations or some such means for Sc
Letting those who are 10 receive schol-
arEhips
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Archbishop of Canterbury to Retire

New York, Aug. 2t.--Whlle there Is
no direct confirmation Of the report
that the archbishop Of Canterbury will
retire in the autumn II Is generally
credited by clergymen. cables the Tri-
bune's London correspondent His in
trinity was so conspicuous at the coro-
nation that there was amazement that
he should have undertaken 10 conduct
so complex a service. The prime minis
ter viii have two Of the most conspicu-
GUS ecclesiastical nominations at his
disposal If the archbishop follows the
dean OF Westminster into retirement
and, as he is a Presbyterian rather
than a church man, his selections win
he unusually interesting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical
Weakness aud Nervous prostratlon.
BIGE,LOW CARPETS

by this received
exhibited including Gold Medals at the Paris Exposition 1875
a the Centennial 1876
reputation durability
and Of design has led TO
pamed of their For Of
public Trademark the word "BGELoW"
the white
fabric viii therefore have merely the
that they getting the genuine Bgow
These Goods be ON frs.-cas dealers
BIGELow CARPET COMPANY. NEW YORK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21
Chicago Gas Plants Merged.

Chicago, Aug. 2l.--By the merging Of
the Northwestern and Cicero Gas COM
panies all the gas plants in Cook coun-
~ outside Of Chicago have been
brought under one ownership While
not consolidated with the Peoples Gas
Light & Coke company OF Chicago, the
new company's management is friend
ly, so the entire gas business In Cook
county, including the city Is practically
under the same control.
The name Of the new organization Is
the Northwestern Gas Light K Coke
COMPANY and lts capital Is 81. 0OO. 600.
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Events az seattle.

Seattle Wash, Aug. 20.-Followlng
Is the results OF todays races:
NJ. & NJ sakes, for $3.50 trotters, best
three In hye--Won by Commonwealth.
who took first, third and fourth heats.
Best time-2;l9. Mac Mac won sec.
ond heat,
Four and one-half furlongs-
teora won, Red Spinner second, Honest
John third. Time-;55,
Five furlongs, for 2-year-olds--
Montezuma (Clayton) won, ], ]. H..
Bennett second, Phyz third. Time.
l0Sia,
Five furlongs--Sailor won, silver
Cruz second, Adnoor third. Time
l:0lh.
One mile and half-La Berger won,
Or. Marks second, Quito third. Time.
2;S7is. .A,alAAls
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Has pracHoed IN Salt Lake City for
twenty five years, and the wonderful
and established curea he has ef-
feoted in that time prove the scientific
principles OF, which his medicines ara
compounded Forming diagnosis By The
aid Of the microscope enables him H.
detect the primary cause Of disease ana
effect a radical cure. The Doctor has
cured thousands Of cases Of
Nervous Debility, Mental and Physical
Weakness aud Nervous prosiratIon,
and will forfeit $500 for any case taken
under his treatment which he fails to
cure.
All classes OF private diseases cured
and all cid lingering diseases. whiah
vltiate the blood and impair the sys-
TEN, thoroughly and permanently
cured. Liver and kidney complaint
cured. All classes OF Ats cured Tape
worm removed with head or no pay.
Once hours, 10 TO $3.50 and z TO y. 10.
Please send for list OF questions to
Dr. c. W. Higgins, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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Agrarian Riots In Italy.

London, Aug. 2l.--The Rome corre-
spondent Of the Daily Mail relates Il
curious story of recent agrarian riot
at Cassanomurge near Bari, where 400
peasants sliced a large estate and be-
gan dividing up the lands In accordance
with their ideas of socialism. The riot
ers only rellnqulshed their booty after
a sharp conflict with the military au-
thorities, in which one of their num-
Der was Killed.
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RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS.
Canada Arranging Plans TO Select
Her Scholars.

New York, Aug 21.--Much interest
attaches to the arrival on the Oceanic
of G. X. Parkin. president OF the Col
lege Of Upper Canada. Toronto, who
has been entrusted with the details Of
organizing a system for the selection Of
English speaking young men who are
20 receive the 200 scholarship Of 81 500
each a year endowed by Cecil Rhodes.
Mr. Parkin also has suggested that It
would be a good plan for some wealthy
American or group Of Americans to es-
tabllsh a fund for the education Of 100
young men Of Great Britain in the uni
versitles OF the United States. He had
several conferences with J. p, Morgan
on the way over, and the iinancier is
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On the Butte Track.

Butte, Mont, Aug, 2O.-Results:
First race. selling. FIVE furlongs-
Goddess Of Night won, Dyke second.
Prince Farewell third. Time--l:0l%.
Second race, selling FIVE furlonRs--
Cora Goetz won, Looram second. Pleas.
anto third Time--i:0l%.
yards-Eionze won. Flourish second,
The Buffalo third. Time-l:45.
Fourth race selling mile-Alarla won,
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MCAUsLANn GETS JOB.
Il tile Biliy" scs.res Berth With
Western League Team.

little Billy McCausland. who
played. Dehind the bat in Utah leagues
for two years. has secured a good berth
on one OF the Western league teams.
and viii finish out the season there. lie
has signed. at a good salary, with the
Peoria team. and plays his first game
with that aggregation today behind the
bat, Mac win undoubtedly make good
and his many friends wish him all
Kinds OF success
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Brown Prince second, Dawson third.
Time-l;42h.
Fifth race. five furlongs, purse
Jerid won. Great Mogul second, Par
izade third. Tlme--t ,01A.
Sixth race. selling four furlongs--
AmaZa won. Charles Lamar second,
Abba l. third, Tlme--,47A.
Seventh race, handicap hurdle, purse,
mile and Observation-Disclosures won,
Bert Davis second, Coey third. Time
2;l0ls.
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Big Race Declared OF.

Boston, Aug. 20-The Boralma-The
Abbot race, scheduled to take place an
Hartford, Conn, Aug 30, was declared
off at a meeting between representa-
tiyes Of the owners of the horses mere
today. Both animals are said TO De
lame and unfit for racing
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jackson Va Williams,

San Francisco, Aug. 2O.--Youhe
Peter Jackson and Morgan Williams OF
Denver have been matched for D 10,
round contest before the Acme cluD OF
Oakland. Sept /. The men VIII ilgm
at catch weights for $500 a side ana q
percentage of the receipts,
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Labor Day Meet.

Manager Hal Brown OF Calder's track
mas announced his intention 10 give
race meet on Labor day. and Il Will
pe his effort to match the very best
norses In the city. The program has
not been made up yet. but he promises
u VIII be good one and that those
VINO patrcnize them will be fully salts
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VARIOUS RACING EVENTS.
Direct Hal Bettcrs His Former Rec
ord Mile In COG.


Readvllle, Mass, Aug. 2O.-The grand
circuit card today as the one ar
ranged for yesterday and which rain
prevented. As the natural outcome the
track was sticky, but remarka bic to
start. with this drawback, Direct Hal
broke his own record Of 206la and the
Norfolk state record of one-fourth OF
second lower, by going the third
heat in 2:O6. This race was easily thu
best of the day and the great incident
was the whirlwind finish In the second
heat between Direct Hal. driven by
Gaers, and Greenline, driven by raun-
ders.
The saond event In omorrow's races
will be he great Massachusetts, 2:l2
trotting race FOR purse OF $4,000, and
fast time is expected, as the track Is
In good condition, summary:
The Norfolk. 2.2l class pacing, pu'se
$1,000 80 Direct Hall won III G second.
third and fourth heats in 2:07, 2;0G,
2;OS. Greenline won the first heat in
2O9. Tertimin Pussy, Free Advice,
Cubanola. Deacon. Elastic Pointer,
Beausant and Gold Brick also started.
2;ll class trottins, two In three
heats, purse Sl,5OO-Susie j. Won two
straight heats in 2;iO&, sl0h. Metal
las. Antezella Temple wilkes. Ozaman,
Palm Leaf Prince Layallard. Colonel
Cochran, Waubun, Borderer, General
Johnson and Glory also started.
g:iS class, trottlng purse $1,000
Prince of Orange won three straight
heats In 212is. 2.4is, 2.llis. Silver
Heir, Willard Sanders, Ben Hale, Ala
br,ye. Kaleyaia. Ralph Wyck, Belle
Curry, Baron Belle, Euah Mace, Efse
@ and Hal Fry also started
2:ll class, pacing, two In three,
purse Sl.OOO-Prince Direct won tho
first and third heats in 2;07l4. D:Oah.
Bill NJ won the second heat III 1.GL.
Oneola, Annie Leyburn. Dan Riley.
Evolute, Alice Holmes and Maggie
Hubbard also started.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21

National League.
- STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ST Louis Aug, 20 st. Louis and
Boston broke even today Pttinger had
a shade the better Of Yerkes in the
box for the first, but Currie held the
Bostons safe In the second Attend
ance $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21

Good health depends mostly upon
the food we eat.
We can't be healthy if we take alum
or other poison daily in our food.
DIR. Prices Baking Powdertis abso-
lutely free from alum. 1t is made from
pure cream of tartar and adds to the
healthfulness of the food.
NOTE Alum baking powders induce
PAIGE BAKING powpeRco dyspepsia liver complaint and kidney
c,,o.oo trouble. Alum may not kill but under
~ mines the health, and i'll health makes
life miserable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-21

Peoria -. -. -. ., ...32 81 .3zS
Milwaukee, Aug. 20.--Score; Milwau-
kee, 8; Colorado Springs 5.
Peoria, Ills. Aug. 20.-Score. Peoria,
|; Denver l6.
s cgeph, Aug. Cost. Joseph oma-
ha game postponed; rain.
Kansas City, Aug. 20,-Kansas City
Des Moines game postponed; rain
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FIRST GAME-scoRE,
SECOND GAME-scoRE

Cincinnati, o., Aug. 20-The Cincin-
natl team developed a batting streak
today and Newton and Hughes were the
victims. The home team won both
games Of the double-header in easy
fashion. In the first Phillips pitched a
very steady game and had the Brook
lyns at his mercy, while Newson was
pounded at will and was very wild. In
the second game Poole was wild, but
effective when he got into tight places.
Attendance, 1000.
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Tacoma, Wash, Aug, 20.
SCORE.

n. II. L.
Tacoma go. -. .r -, ".n.y 10 !
Spokane 80. -. -. -. ......'3 ~ 5
Batteries-Drlnkwat and Keefe;
Quick and Frary. Umpire-Flsher. At
tendance. 200.
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OUTSIDE EVENTS.
EASTERN BALL GAMES.
rn''adelphia. Pittsburg, Omaha aud
Seattle Lead Leagues.
American League.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Or. C. w. HIGGINS

Has one of the very latest X-Ray and
Electrical machines In his Office,
Electric Baths and all OF The very
latest treatments given, In the most
scientific manner.
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SCORE.

First game r. H. +.
Cincinnati 80. 80. -. e. .,..,l0 ~
Brooklyn -. 49, ss.ss'@ -
Batteries Phillips and Bergen; New
ton ana Farrell. Umpires-Brown and
Irwin.
Second game r. II. L.
Cincinnati -. 90. -, ."l5 ~
Brooklyn 90. 80 49, Ace.
Ratterles-Poole and Bergen Hughes
and Farrell. Umpires Brown and lr-
win
Chicago, Aug. 2O.-The locals lost
their sixth straight today on costly err
rors and inability TO hit Frazer with
men on bases -Four double plays and
Loves fielding we're the features OF an
otherwise undressing game. Attend
ance. 1900.
SCORE.
r. II. y.
ChlcagO 80. -. 80 80
Philadelphia 80. co., e.. 49,, IS
Eatteries-Lundgren and King; Fra
ger and Douglas. Umpire-Cantillon
Pittsburg. Aug 20.--pittsburg- New
York game postponed; rain
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Philadelphia, Aug. 2O--The home
team punched four hits in the fifth in
ming, scoring three runs which proved
TO be enough to defeat ST Louis. Hus-
tings was inyincible. Attendance, G,96S.
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Batteries-Roach and Zearfoss; Engel
and Shea, Umpire--colgan. Attendance,
800.
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SCORE,

r. II. l..
81 Louis 49,. .,... -. .,..,l U
Philadelphia 80. -. ........4 .
Batteries--Powell and Kahoe; Hus-
tings and Powers
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Ratterles-Poole and Bergen Hughes
and Farrell. umpires-Brown and lr-
win,
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Western League.

Pittsburg Aug. 2O.--Pittsburg- New
York game postponed; rain,
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SCORE.
r. II. r.

Eattefles-Lundgren and kIlhg, fra
ger and Douglas. Umpire-Cantillon.
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Pacific Northwest.

Butte, Mont, Aug, 20.
SCORE.
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Washington. Aug. 2O.---Chlcago found
Carrlck easily and won today's game.
Washington batted Callahan out of the
box. but were unable to hit Patterson.
Attendance, 1904.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
UY biuie 6as.

8 GIeoeIonb, Ohio, er Der ire for.
ifieIiee 8erioner, iom p~aoitaar, be
Dor opfunoet en- femiif groees, boor.
oeo poa en- pSerit bilig Waaoe al.
min6eIig 2uft fan ombarnes til 8as,
iom banbe Fan briiaes til geIpsnitlg
o. Spbeoriue. Gen enc at oe ire
SpfinSere err Seurp Soeber, Ell inf
febt SanbeIsmonb. s Spoefamme.
ret oper hans @utif finbes en- Metol.
fn$ie, bpis StsrreIie er omtrent s ali-
btffoS. Snoe | benre &asie, Tom ia.
mtIien aItiO ombpgseIis pasicr paa,
er en- RGffe nf imaa SpIber, bbcrpaa
or Ioat De aemifaIier, Tom %forpanoler
9uft iii Gas. ane SI6iteoer % 8lis
| Coolers Sus faar fin Soripuine ira
oenne p~iounoerlise aasie. Den npe
@os giber ct mere itraalenbe Sps emo
Den nImirbeIige @as. Spfinberer bar
life Inoet nogen bibe, bbao Slags
aemifalier ban bruaer, men ban flyer,
De err garite alminbelige og meget
biaise. Soeoer bar M inforporeret
ct 8aSfompani meb en- aapital al
$4,000. StrafS efter aomporiet
bar inforporeret, bar TO Of Coolers
Raboer, ltotnIt, at De fan p~rooucere
famine Slags @as iom SoeSer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
CYf BY.

Monge gper Der | amerifa par en-
itor inf gefoIfninG og Milmaufee I.
Or er mere TIFF END engeIif. Men ben
melt tpifc at ale Bper / be Soreneoe
Stoter err maaife Den lille gp @Ian.
BORT ! putnam Gormtp, Ohio. Zen
Ear 800 Snbbpgsere. og Be err ale
Spifere. Der holoes ineen engeIife
apiier, o. bet eneelife Sprog brngeS
life. 5 bet belle anlGg al gpen oe /
gDgningerne bar mo beparet ben
gamle tpffe Sfif. gpen bnr blot en-
eneite @noe, iom er en- Dill lang fra
9oro til Spo. Baa begse Sioer al
@aoen itnor ioIiSe Suie al ct frem.
neo uoieenoe, g De er aIe omgipne
al peIbuIbte Saper. lio fra begge 81.
Der Of @aoen ftrRfter iig Be aobt op.
Dprfeoe 5orme, bpor set life err uaI.
minoeligt at fe Sooner os og Bigger
orbeioe liseiaa flittie iom @RnSene,
Som iagt, bet tpffe Sprog er Def enc.
ite, JON briges. cg mango al benne
aolonis Snbbpgsere foritanr intel an.
oct. Oct er opgtise og arbeibiomme
6oif, og EN- fremmeo blanbt benz faar
'dltio en- gieitfri @ootaseIie. We til.
bsrer ale ben romerIf.fdtsoIfe airfe
oe er meeet religisie. De bar opfsrt
en- at be itsrite airfer ! set ~norbpeit.
ltge Ohio, og flint BET meite al Or.
beioet blep uofsrt gratis, foiteoe ben
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
GanaSa.Sibielcn fienSer

GauaSa.Sibielen fierSer bel DC
NeIte al bore 9eiere ialfaIS Of Raun.
Wen ioriaaoiSt iout bette Rapn faiter
SfpIoer for oers R9rpRreIie Der ooer
poa bore Raboer / gsorb, er Blanten
life ristig benGpnt. Granddaughter
er, / 9iabeb meo De fleite andre SIaes
brpoiomme ltsres, fommet berooer
fra europa. Zen bar finSet Jig 'ion
bel t~ilrette Der i 9anoet, at beriom Oct
life bar for ben itaoise 9eil9beIie
for at boIoe ben neSe. pilbe ben mart
tooe belle 9onbet | 9eiibbeIie. lens
ufortrsone gpfit oa SeigIipetbeS be-
ror paa bcns LANCE Rsbber, Tom tilt
fer iaa bpbt / Soroen, at Sloaen
mango Sili0lbe life roar nnber Dem.
Reooerne bar en- Iangioloigbeo al
StuS ener Shopper, iom letter bperi
Tibet Stpffe titauo til at opienoe en-
Spire, iaa moi oct tommer ioa npr
Sperilaben, at BET foar Slitt. vi
slsie % roS, op Den 8runS, iom er
bei9ugt meS bette llgr9S, gisr oerior
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minore Set fer iaa oite, at rpe glaoe
euer npe Rsooer life ioar Sio til al
pofse. - Rr, ~ 3. gaswortb fro
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ct uieiIbarIiat @sibSel til at taa Dem
soelagt at loa libt Sen5ine omtrina
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belle al bette @tihocl er tof I'll at brG.
be Dem Iise neo til Den neoerite SpibS
al 8ooeu. 3ei er meget ianoipnIigt
at Den biaisere aeroieue oil ipore Iige
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get biuiet. naar man fisher en- Bar
rel 40 8ansen. oa Smfoitnmsernc
meo at iaa ct Sipffe Serb beiriei for
benne glase bill berior pore iorboIoS.
bis imaa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08

Cpbeparins af sGs. Den bebitei
bilieite % Ietoinbteite Waaoe for
Sarmeren Of opbepare sgg paa til
8interbrug er at paffe Dem neo / tsrt
flint SaIt meb SmaIenbeu neo, os iao
iGtte Dem neb | ai9lberen eller paa ei
unbet fisligt Steo. sgegene >hlac
bore aloeles fertile, naar be l9gges
neb, r,aa life TONNE / @ersrelie mel
bperanore eGer meb aasiens Siber
euer 8irnb men bore aIbeles bebGf'
febe meb Salt ODER % unber os pac
ale SiSer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
Piemles minionQroatter

S Taris blep for nogle Gage iioen
en- omitreifenbe &ninoe uben Siibii.
itentsmibIer iamIet op fra @aoen %
bragt ill 9pIitiitationen. ga BUN
fremitiaehes for BpIitiaiiitenteu, Iegi.
timerebe bun iig iom en- 0atter al en-
al ben gamle frantic GbeIs riseite
8amilier. Sun fremlagbe tilige en-
8ieliesdtteit, ifsIee bbilfen bum bap.
De pGret Gift meb en- 9anfbogboIoer
neb Rapn Douglas @ilaro. Sru
2aura 8iIarb fsbt DC gerneuil bap.
be en- meget isreeIig 2ipSbiitorie at
iortplle, iom life err bIottet for 9fo.
mdnfif.
Som imif oe rteset f~eteret iine
Stee aiorbe bun poa ct 9eies / ga.
ris 9efienbtifab meb Ell iing gmeri.
fauer, @tuarb, Der bar oniat | en- flor
ganf, men meb en- meeet beife6en
Sage. De TO itnse foreIifebe fla %.
oeligt | binanber, % ba 9arra pibite,
at benbes aoelsitoIte SomiIie aIoria
piloe gioe tit Samtpffe til en- Sorbin.
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meligbeb. Oct Saab, De beaee mere.
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mail ifuIbe tiIaipe Dem % efter ssa.
miIieIcener tiliibit lutte Dem i fine
Irrne, gIippe6e iaa fulbitpnbia iom
mrtIigt. Den fine og rise SamiIie
tilgoo life 9atterett, ifient bun bar
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bet, ia efter tire aars SorIsb fit Den
ltn9e 6rue etboeiaa at oiSe, at Sor.
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itisn Tag bar ban itliffer al iii Gme.
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ct @reo, boori ban foriifrebe ben til.
onerSbIeone, bi9lpelsie Suitru ON,
at oct bar for benoe$ SfpIo oIene,
ban bobbe giort bette SfriSt, oa at
ban raooeoe benoe til at isge tiIbage
til fine TcrrIbre.
NCr Srll 2ultrd @illorb fsht Sc
%erneuiI bar 'toIt iou ben @fterfcm.
mcr al 6ronfrigS aomIe I6eI bum
bar, % nenote life SCREEN bipntaS.
0un ifafiebe itQ Iibt Trbeioe oeh Ssm
% fri'te0e paa benue Ioooe ioooibt
@toct. SoeranItrerst % ubiot for
Neo bIeo bun ipg, o. ga bun al
Aenne @ruub life fur6e betoIc 'tl
|cic, bIeo bun faItet paa 8obcn. Ren
CnNni bar benoeS itoIte 0otfe life
hrlct; bun beupenbte fig / fin boobIs.
'c S~ituotion cnomu life til fine Ssor.
~INrr, men Itreiiebc Dag oa Gat
moolle't onttrin0 pdo Buris' 8aher.
n man Cnhella orreitereoc ben0e for
|dlobon0eriuA. bapbc bun life facet
'roQct at iniic / IS elmer. Sun i1ni
et,cr 6orbcrct tIIhitpubis iammen
oO moottc brinaeS til SuspiIoeafSe.
linQcuS SoipitnI.
Otter at GoIitict bonoe unoerrettet
TorTIo"cnc ON bcuheS SiIItanb, fom
&c tiI'Ieoc, men iouNt Tin Gatter iaa
ma at De life tunbe trufe paa at taee
hcr0e mcb biem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-08
Mpniterfarmem er en- IiSen Sarr

Wpniteriarmen er en- liben 5urm.
SO itsrre 6armert er, Seito mere er
Den uoiat Tor life at blipe o~roentlis
Sprfet. Men ifal man bore nsbt til
at ripe arbeiSet fra iig % life funne
gisre bet 9oot, er oct noget, icm tiger
iie ieIp, at llobpttet bliper foreolos.
bis meeet minbre os neppe iparer til
Den itsrre ltbgift, iom frepes | ale
Retnineer, uaar man bar fore Bib
ser unSer 8Ioeen. "gSbat is NORTH
boing at al, is NORTH boing neil, +"
eieIber ogina pan Sarmen, % ben
fommer forbolospis I9ngit, iom iffe
bar mere at paretaee, enb ban bel fan
operfomme % faa oct aItiammen no.
rettet / rette Sib. 8erpaa fan man
piit / bper ct RaboIag finoe ~laaenoe
grempIer. Sar man meget Sano,
maa set ipore iis beore at Iabe en- Del
al bet bpiIe, heller emo at bile boloe
oct alt unocr 9prfnins og life funre
iaa noaet al arbeioet o~roentIig giort.