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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
A Good Deal OF Nonsense


ABOUT ''BLOOD PURIFIERS AND IS.
Every drop of blood, every bone. nerve and It's
sue in the body cGn be renewed in but way,
and that is. from wholesome food properly digest
ed. There is no other way, and the idea that
medicine In itself purify the blood supply
tissues and strong nerves is ridiculous and on
par with the fol-'ie-rol that dyspepsia in
digestion is a germ disease, that other fallacy,
that weak stomach which refuses to digest food
be made to do By irritating and inf1aming
the bowels by pills and cathartcs.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets cure Indigestion, sour
stomach gas and boating after meals, because
obey furnish the digestive principles which weak
sfomachs lack and unless the deficiency OF pepsin
and dastase Is supplied II Is useless attempt
to stomach trouble by the use of ''tonics'
pills and '.cathartics'' which have absolutely
digestive power, and their only effect Is to give
h temporary stimulation.
One grain Of the active principle in Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets will digest 5000 grains OF
meat, eggs and similar foods and experiments
have shown that they will do this in glass bottle
ut proper temperature, but of course are much
more effective In the stomach. "
There Is probably remedy universally used
Stuarts Tablets because 1t is not only the sick
and ailing but well people who use them at every
meal to insure perfect digestion and assimilation
Of the food. .----rN sy,5s,s,, -
People who enjoy fair health take Stuart's Tab
lets as regularly they take their meals because
they want to keep well, prevention ia better than
cure and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do both; they
prevent indigestion and they remove 1t where IL
exists. The regular use Of two Of them aftcs
meals will demonstrate their merit and efficiency
better than any other argument oc15.lI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
: Sibley Hospital Elevator.

The Otis Elevator Company has asked the
Commissioners If they will grant permits
sion to use Potomac water for running an
elevator in the Sibley Hospital The super
intendent of the water department has rec
commended that the request be granted the
elevator to be operated by direct water
pressure from the city mains. provided that
the greatest allowable working load on the
elevator does not exceed 600 pounds. also
providing that the supply pipe he equipped
valve. The Recommendation is made be-
cause or the small size OF the elevator de-
sired and because the water pressure avail
able and the size and. plumber of mains in
the vicinity of the h6gfitaf are great enough
TO prevent INJURY H. adjacent services
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
IMPROVEMENTS IN BRooKLAND.
Sidewalks May Be Laid on Bunker
Hill Road and Fort Street.

The Brookland Citizens Association has
requested of the Commissioners the COM
pletion of the work of laying a sidewalk on
Bunker Hill road and Fort street from the
post office to 18th street, and that railway
crossing at Bunker Hill road and 4th street
be planked. and that tagging be laid across
Of roads has recommended that the writer
be informed that every practicable consid-
GRAFTON will be given the laying of the side
walk requested, and 1t is hoped that it may
be possible to accomplish the work before
winter. The railway company has promised
to at once begin the laying of granite
block crossing at 4th street and Bunker
Hill road Adverse action is recommended
on the request for flag crossing at 18th and
Dover streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
OFFICERS ARM SAVED.
Surgical Operation Performed Today
on Lieut.. Van Schaick.

Lieut.. Louis J. Van Schaick. 9th United
States Infantry, underwent an operation to-
day at the United States general hospital,
Washington barracks, for the amputation
or one finger from his wounded arm. This
operation was performed by Surgeon Major
Borden, assisted by Drs. Ford and Conner,
and was entirely successful 1t was per-
formed to complete the two operations upon
Lieut.. Van Schaick's arm last spring and to
give him an arm fit for service. This case
again illustrated what surgery can do. An
arm practically severed by bolo cuts has
been fastened on, the nerves joined sensa-
ton and motion restored. and brave off,
Ger saved from the retirement which his
gallantry otherwise would have made neces-
Sary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17

her greatness and renown. AS the health
and happiness of my body depend upon
each muscle, nerv, and drop of blood doing
its work in it's place. so the health and hap
piness of my country depend upon each cit
izen doing his work in his place. l will not
fill any post or pursue any business where
shall live upon my fellow citizens without
doing them some useful service in return
for | plainly see that this must bring suf-
fering and want to some of them
LAS 1t is cowardly for a soldier to run
away from battle. so is it coWardly for
citizen not to contribute his share to the
well-being of his country America is my
own dear land. She nourishes me, and
will love her and do my duty to her whose
child servant and civil soldier l am.
Il will do nothing to desecrate her soil.
pollute her air or degrade her children. who
are my brothers and sisters l will try to
make her cities beautiful and her citizens
healthy and glad. so that she may become
most desirable home for her children In
time to come"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
No Danger Of Fire.

J. n. Jennings and others have written to
the Commissioners asking an inspection of
a warehouse in the alley in the rear Of 723
7th street northeast. in which, it is alleged.
are stored drugs, chemicals and other in
flammable goods. The building department
has found a large quantity Of infiamma BILE
material. but the, regulation and control Of
the material did not appear to come under
the building Inspectors Office. Chief Dut-
ton of The fire department has reported that
the premises were Investigated by the fire
marshal, and that after consultation with
the District chemist the department was
satisfied that thefes was no uanger of a fire
originating froanntha chemicals stored in the
warehouse in question ~ S,rE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
:" - = Hc"UHD 4 II u :
Woodley Lana Will 8e Considered.

The COMMISSIONERS Iavs replied to Robert
8. Chew and otherdtiwhoeaequested that an
item be included in1the estimates to Con-
gress for grading af9 matchmaking Wood
ley lane from the Tenleytown road to a
the matter will b 1oaSgefully considered
when the estimates are dgawn up. -.N'-
The request Of L4euisodiopfenmeyer for
walk In front of pi n 1923 s1st street
with vtrihed brick te serve the purpose of
driveway has besa desied by the Com
missioners- Their action was determined
by report Of the computing engineer
against the proposed change In the brick
SIDEWALK, on. the s.rouad that sufficient
driveway is already provided for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
Charges Against Young Men.

Two young men who gave their names as
Joe Brown and John Williams, respectively,
were in the Police Court this morning on
a charge of disorderly conduct. A conduc-
tor on one of the Capital Traction cars
explained to Judge Bundy that the men
were boisterous while riding On his car last
night. The defendants denied that they had
engaged in any ngentlemanly conduct and
declared that the only thing they did was
to match nickels when they, boarded the car
to see who would pay the fare. Judge Bun
dy held that the charge had been made out
and assessed each $40. with thirty days on
the farm the equivalent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
Lighter Mail BAGS.

The Post Office Department Is planning
to utilize some lighter material than leather
in the mail bags. Experiments are being
made with artificial leather and canvases.
The government pays for mail transporta-
ton on the railroads by weight. and Of the
first-class mail 48 per cent is in bags and
locks. A lighter material would reduce rail-
road charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
Visit Of Postmaster Beardsley.

Roswell Beardsley, who has been post
master at North Lansing, Tompkins coun-
ty, N. Y, for seventy-four years, contem-
plates visit to the national capital, and
the Post Office Department will accord him
an appropriate welcome. He received his
appointment when he was nineteen years
old. John Mclean was Postmaster Cen
eral at the time. The first quarterly report
of the Lansing office. signed by Mr.. Boards
ley. and made In 1928 has been photograph
ed, and is now in the department archives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
Profits From Stamp Books,

The Post Office Department estimates that |
the profits from the sale of stamp books, |
which were introduced under the regime Of |
Postmaster General Smith. will be between |
$40 900 and $50 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
Gross receipts

This bureau being charged with the duty
both of ascertaining the amounts due from
postmasters on final settlement and of en-
forcing collection on such balances from de-
linquents or their bondsmen, is brought
into most intimate relation with the defec-
tive features Of the present system.
1T Is clearly in the interest of the pub
lie service that the force of inspectors be
Increased sufficiently to investigate the SOL
vency Of postmasters' securities at least
once year."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
Nothing to Fill It.

From the Chicago News.
IT see you are buying gold paint. Hark-
err
Eyes. 1 am going to ornament my coal
scuttle and hang 1t up in the parlor. No
use in having a useless object around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17

Andrew Foote, who was employed remov-
Ing the reviewing stand on Pennsylvania
avenue near the White House, vest erday
afternoon fell and cut his head He was
given surgical treatment at the Emergency
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
SIM all
Weekly or
Monthly
p Payments

Are all we require-no notes,
no interest. Our prices are
marked in plain figures, and
are as low as reliable quail
ties can be bought for any
where. We are ready to fur
nish your parlor, bed room
and dining room, from
stock that is as handsome as
any to be found in Washing
ton. We are complete fur
nishers, including Crockery,
Lace Curtains, Portieres,
Mattresses, Springs, Warm
Blankets and Comforts, also
Gas and Oil Heating and
Cooking Stoves, in all sizes.
Open an account with us and
get whatever you need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
Soft Coal? Yes.

S. B. Sexton & Sons
GRAND LATRoBES BURN SOFT COAL WITH
OUT ALTERING CRATE OR FIREPoT
Their Fireplace Heaters. Furnaces and Ranges
are standard. For sale b. the trade generally.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
The Boys Clothing
Offers a Wide Variety
of Styles for a Choice.

There's whole lot in bringing the boys up dress we'll
It's environment that has its effect character Naturally
would advocate dressing the boys WELL but body
recognize the truth of our argument
We've taken back that statement up with stock
that's equal to demand you make it. We've
bed boys clothing here from the productions OF number of
the best makers America We've patronized many
get the variety of ideas wanted We there double
breasted blouse but that but small
idea of what is here-for the interpretations of the different
makers have all been different.
We can't quote better value in the department than
the boys suits $685. By every standard of comparison
they S. values pleasing variety of styles and fabrics
able for boys of all ages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-17
Young Citizens Pledge.

One of the most interesting features of
the program was the recitation of the
young citizens pledge by the pupils Of
the eighth grade, which was given instead
of the usual salute to the flag. The pledge
which was applauded enthusiastically, was
40 follows:
y am citizen of America and heir to all
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
@alortS= GrfurToncn.

On tiRr Gen ira lneoommenS Gage,
9eres fttttae 8o~rreiponoent ira Rurse.
Sr. o. q. 2steu, isurstc mig. ON ieg
otlbe trGbe / Sptbieu for en- Gyturiton
til Rorse. Chen ben Sib bar ieg fact
en- COB Del Sreoe ira 8ierbte ps @ers
uer oe 8sgbcfoIt an8uaenoe bette, pg MI
/ benre ll9e er Der after en-, iom Ipsreer
oesanganerbe. Sec bill oa berfor beoc
Gem trpffe bette lille Guar.
Set err sanife untft, on ie9 faar Gns
Ieoning iii at iGutte SsIse msh Srrrtiterre
til Roree, boor eierne ie9 enb Gttte at
gierie be elitebe Rltter. Siproe, SIoe
os 99tfe; boor sierue ieg enb suftcbe at
bore Sltgls'dngen enbmI en- Gang oIo.
Seq Ter bel, bbpr iuoerItg ti9r ieIoe RET
len erbo9 btloe bltbe for en- COB Slot
oerhienmefra. Beg fer. bporIeoes ri
Artitiauia ptIbe iarrle IN os ale Der
boeuoe. boiS l1bipring a Gsreue oeD
Serllnbeimer, I'll en- berlig 9fteu / en-
BERTH Ietet Gal, boor ot od tit bere ben
tiRre Sel5betm taIe III %. Beg ler,
bporIeoes oi riIoc / inmIet crop beige
5Iaba8ers Ssbeiteb. Seq ier, boorIeoss
bt otbe ie op til Oct Steb, hbor Sailing
rtboereu og Sslqe reo noget for fort
neboner efter 2hgtelttuuet; boorleoes b.
oiloe ianIes og lrage 8runpitenen for
Qomensftrfer. Seq Ter, beorlebe5 oi bill
De iamles % isge at ftuoe @rltubeu,
boprpaa ct. Sbpmasz &irteH itob, og cus
OeIia biIbe Ri tage Sci / 9eensaafers
&trfes Srooielie. Seq bSrer, bporleoes
ct Worostor biIbc aioe "8nitcn" pa De
andre "pingebe Stdrer" / De beiIigc Cir
~feIier, et !rafti9t Eat for, hoao be bdpoe
bert Der, ns ie9 irres pirtetia, ies bsrer
&irtcflotfcfIangen / ben iGere 3nI. Rsu
ituIoe en- ret auieelts Slot iIaa 6slse. bu
mGatte noolc al bore SrGiter iIaa zig
iuurren ureo Sslget o9 oocrtaee 2ebeIieu,
og npgle Re0utTsrer mantte trRoe itets
tenbe til. SfrIbe bette ite. % ieg paa
no9eu Wanoe tuubc iIippc r9teuuem aIlc
6tnortn9crre, ou ifllIoe jeg meo @lGoe
iiae: Ser er en- Of Ds, % "itdd paa
WaiG." meoeu5 2cberuc fl9rte oS nfiteb.
Seq ifuIbe / bette SiIfGIbe gisre ait, ie9
flrnoc, for at fire o5 oont Stib, eobe
@iItaar % pen 8ebnnoIin8; TIL ieg han
Iibt Reoe pau bisie Strg. NItiou: SrGs
itcrne ber Iabe bore gone &laSe fGa bere
ira itg out Sagcu itrGr, iaa Siocu tuuoe
b%eitemmeS. Set fOretonmucr mig. at ret
mango &oinber % Wrun ira Horge bill
DC taqe Jig Ell &nittrr oner bio mcb o8.
iiGr bbtS Be fom iii al Ieuss. at bort
8tie8 nor bhggeIigt % or tort. st
euIter ri itrnr al raa oioe. % Oct er,
on oi hIuoc foG Den 8lroc at bope MED
% unglc fan Reoatterer % en- Gel Bra
itcr % RrofeSiprer oIu. icmt uo9Ie gooe
S~otoaraier, 6nar ieg life 2eiItebeo III
al bIioc mcO. ital ieo ligefulot itstte So
rctageuoct ait jog fan.
Ehpnlas 2uior0,
@inucapoIis, 9inul Inc STARTS 1902
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
&incolns Gro.

o. @ercrul 5idles our bIcpcn lar
liza iauret / Sluqct De0 8~ettp$burg,
6leo ban ilpttct I'll ct 3oipgtai / 8a'b.
iuqtorL % &nlcoln foan for at beiDge
tNrr. Zen huureoe 8eueuul guu IrG.
iioenten en- 9eifrioelle al SIaget. %
Set foriproclloc Qtrroeri. Oo BON
Dar iproi1 nrco i'm TreUitlQIng, iog,
Oe E~rpit0enlcu: Ia D. to Arueer
me0tes, git IcJ mo pda NIT GrreIle
% buo, imn IcR uJorlg par beot isr,
,Sc1 iQg0e til @lto, at tOis u itII0c
OrnOe. iao moutte han 9iere Oct. oa
lea t1Ooc ABORT alt, ie8 tlutoe. |cg
Iif mo al &Prebet Tom en-, al hois
SfII0rc cu itor 9proe oar bOrttdget.
"a ira BET EtebIIf al baO0e iea luget
IUil ON ltOiuloet al oerte Hunp. 81
piL iou hare gooe RubeOer ira @ront,
SidIe5. o. &c nil blTpe iriif iIicn. "
@rtcrrl SjfIeS i0areoe HrGii0en.
ten. al %U5erp buD0t iogL Ngt Our
tiOct Saob ON. OF hon UVy0c fornme
ia. men %nrolu 'pureoe: "Qet llsr
rutet, Sitles, d nil bIlpt bra. "
Snnne IQq itf man oboe. al @rart
hopOa taaet &jfs5ura, o. Stfle$ bIcU
iriif i9ieu 6an Icoer rlOru 90 ior.
aaltc O~gc!ilaoe7rHe nor e. Bur Gage
iiDet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
Sooielso aesbo9en

Set bar pGret mig Ell rigtis gtnoslie
at qienncmbIabc "Gecornbz %oiten"s
%rrmic "SsSielsoas5bogeu." 1tauge
Glnocr Tom frcw Oeo al trGnc puu
tienNtc oa tiGre 9taouf. % maHgt et
8limt Iuitc op / Stunet peO @leucmIGss
rinqen at De itorilague Smtsr baaoc l
8roiu oa Sers. iom Der bar iunper
|lao5 cuerior DC foriticuiae Satoer. &t
~crfurer. az aaamuuN Sinie % ger Siu!c
bcuae feotes ben Gtc Aprii. men Den fsra
tie I ISIS, ben duocu / 1857. Seren
SGa6pts Gapn brnBte Rtuoer ON hans
iii oct imualigc grruicnee SpGrepUIittI
paa 5tnrtiugct. uaar SeniIguiuger oar
paa Sagsorberen; ogiaa eriaorIngctt
ON, at ieg iOr nmtreut 90 Var iioeu uco
en- 9lpiS / Norge latte / Sgpcr CT Srep ira
,Sanbrt, ifrcurt paa gropt Smsrpapir oG
bruatc Saqirinmpcr AZ HGriagt dlc
Sta9. @urbora ier pt or ODER 90 Sur
adnmcl. arrirofrr SaHion ouer 80 o.
@roi. @nur. Snricu fife Inngt ira 20.
Senator auuts RsIiou er bclcriits CLIENT,
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
3repe fra gorge.

aiIeitene / Sfpgeue rturht @uecen, men
Idu fanr pt oefnu hnifr fan, at urbeioss
iraffen for Stbeu er IsSeu | gpgeer,. iaa
oct bare cr Stpsere at buihe ite til rbena
ON GItberirt. S~prtieHeItrr er | oourIiss
ne 2apet, % mar herfiI fpurnter BET
uftuotac @cir % S6re. Nonn frnrtsru
Dag bcpirfrr "5Iat,@ Tfal ineen iipr.
arbrtbct or iorgcof roaeu.
@t bar ogfm bcnne @tnter en- WRucfc
Selbrapcre Der. iprn brieer ouait pa
8isring; en- Del er Saalenes i~tatiuueret
oppc / characterization" nr,bre ! Srnfs
terne pnrfrine Ginu. og after anbre !
"8rpfs aaSom" % iphoner utpb Bamb1fs
a~afene; tortiagt aIeitebs berries Sioaeue
% 6lir en- batter Sag nm ct Rii,be ON
Sortibers Braet. Set ere 29s ssuuner
efter bet auDct torumer frem I'll Subriteu.
os n,eb er,saue ltaar Saeeren ferbis ps
brar Stot for Stpf frem iii Saaeu, Iont
mart tapper benz at lebeIige 2Hueoer.
Soa gaur bet forbi eu Rasie Raitiuer
% 8um. men tonuner sauIfe mart fnr-
oiqt ub iaien / Sorm af Sr4mas1ebaler
paa,125 &g, Spnsoe bier, Gig gnor
BET Gag ND % Dag inb. fln afbruot at
Ell o. nnoen Ssuoag eEler SeaigSag /
aarct, bet siGlber at prooIcere ps ifaffe
Beuee tiIbcic. % Stosen ben fanr Iiproe
fig at boise Os itistte fig ieIp iaa Ieuse.
Nf 9ebe tdu ieg rIgone 4one Hnre ".
Brdfteasmo; Sobu y. MlIlrrlr o9 Sobn
.. 9piebai, ban bsoe Ell Tib fsr Sui
paa 8otpoio S~inbsipseaipl oeb Sroub-
bicm, bpor ban bar inblagt iorn iiHosipg.
Snr "a ogida en- Sio neo Sronbbiems
Sneebus.
Ole 8cnGs er oafaa bsb Iioeube al
S9ring.
3 SorbtuSeIIe hermeb, naar lea rroute
SGriug, fan isg oufsre. at Der maaite
bill blioe oprettet ct Siem for Suberti'
Life i De StierhaIife 9titrttter. See fer
al 2ntolaotierne, at Sasen han uGrct
oppe / 8pgbetprensberne, % bet ban
OF bdabe, at 9duten madtte bltbe redlts
ieret ret Iunrt.
Onsbug ben 19be b. Or. ital Der Of
boIbes Iuttiou pan gbdrIottenluub oeb
Ruitao ODER Saublerne 6eooord 8repers
9ontlusboS 8arebebolbutus. Set bItr
~antagelig itor Huttiou. iom tonrn1er III
1T bare marBe Sage.
Tiu Sifien til 5Le9t os @crner I
amerita.
Rerater, Sebriar 1902.
Ninth. SDrteu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
Sor Saneere oe Galere.
Oct me WioSel fur aatarrb or mcsrt
p9rbifnlDt.

en- Serre | 8un0 Roptos, Der re.
prgl erterer ct artieet Sobriffrma %
retier / BET mf0tre oS ipoltee Ntdri.
gan rortGlier fsIgenoe orgaoeroC
oen npe 8atarrb]arr:
"@fterat baoe iiot an aatnrrb !
9oOeOet, Sufiett % Ntapen ! Here
Mar bsrte ieg rent ttLfGDStsbts on
StlartS @atorrb SabIets, % iom
neb oil orloet fisbte leg reIohrt cn
Bafte, OF leg bleO nugget D~perrGlfct
pper Dent siebItffeIige 9trarinq, DC
gao mug, og erpb1tlt mere oDer Of op-
nao flfoFtRrtbtg SeIbrebeIie efter
rrogle Tigers BRIG.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07

ligciaoliot icm 2crsfeIotp "a StprGs
9nrIsle. Zen fsrftrGpnie al stsic TO
siaeE | en- fremifreben gIeer at babe faa
Ifet ia oper ShiSirt at Iorf fur at. hn
nc nlbe Sb'en i Drtsinaliproset, og gurs
ItHc Icrte fg be. thqr Sprps srrnbist
for at flmnr far Ir'e 8sthe nreb itsrft
m,Iig sprbel. linsrr ben iibiie Saip t
SsSieIsSaasboaen iccs 9isso lllmmuiS
4ueu; ban crinbrroea krrlie ira Den
@ara ban bIep i~ntrpoueeret at Serrh
George til en- bcutenhe Eor1ontltna pdn
Scanhiu Sun / Chicago. illn,rrr buDs
SC ~obsriat ocurn Georges "Srent'frtet
% SattigoomL~ OF SoroifatsS bcprtens
Sphnosmaun bar fomu,cu Iise fra stetu
Worf ete % aIcuc for at trrffe idrriuen
mcS bant. 9isle % mango andre
GrtnSrirger buffebe op, eftrrbpsrt iput
ieg bIaoehe / "SsSicIsbaeSbpgeu." %
bIcb Slide til andre ~bebngeIigc Sautcr.
ca ipiretruftipt Sanfefrs CT Der ! De
mango forte Beers og g~pierommer for
hoer Sag I Saret. 6nab er 2tnet2 ipsrs
ger ot ina ofte ueep at taute ptoere ooer
bet; men Sb'en ipurer Der:
UT Iepc er 8dmp meb Srnbe
3 Siertets os Sierucns SpGIo."
30 iaabauue 9inier er Sauteftof. life
bare for en- Sag. men for belle aaret,
Sra Sisrniou itaar btsie ire 2iuier:
"gIT bin Rrite, on ariiteuiiGI!
Srro ham life meb SsruIfo S9I,
2isger Ram cub / Stepct.
Og iaa ptoere eiennem belle Soaeu.
Deb at stouourifere meb Sfripspla6ieu
uuber aarcts forfielise 9atoer itaI iss
fad aubragt optil ct ballot SreS Raore.
ON forrsbieeS, "SsoieIsbdgsboaeu" bar
life fant YIabS / min 8uabnIbe; bar
flubst en- laugt bebre 8Iabs for Den /
min Srpitlomme. oG ben 10 bare er 3
CONNER breb. Al Spnme lang o. fem
Ottenoehels CONNIE tnt. Det er netop
ell iaaban 8og, ie9 Ieuge bar sui,et at
ttune ba bep Sanuoen babe bisTune %
borte. Gen er BERTH iGrItg soot tloa
hunnen. =. y.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
site amerifauif.

@unw Nlac&eagb, iom rar @ar.
ieiOs MiutanHu;itcr, bOtot iorieoer
en- Sale uc0 Sor9nr0 llmUeriitct
San omsa.tc bEartt anHat oaiou. al
E~rpiioeatpN bloOe uOnUUnl en- ipc.
cicg Delegation, iom itlrlog repre-.
ieu.gre Is Torenaoe 2taicr uc0 oeu
cngc.itc Sson8e5 aroHin8. ! orn
TorbinOelie flRce ban; 80 mere
lea truftr paa Oer, peiro fInrcre lore.
Eomancr ces mig al ppre. at SET cr
ligciao llOt erifciat iom UProiat o.
pasienNe Tor %, bpis Sabre fiGmpc,
Dc i : Gar Tor al bIoe f0It &OuQSr
on arouar. al icUGc &cprricutunfer
ior Al mlle en- g|ouO, ioH folder iia
acnac. OF ION 'uttcr uou III @cUcO
Hoset. ban faIOer en- aroHe,
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-07
rrogle Tigers Srug.

Seg bar en- lihen Ss1l, Ser ipnacr
| ct @lttefor / en al pore iornemIte
airfer, og BON plogeS meget al Sp5.
9eb % iaor SdIS, % efter min Stem.
tonft ira en- Gltr gao ieg ban rogIe
fun GabIets en- Serrba8 Morgen, ban
boooe fIoget ODER Srsbe6. Son
bIeo be1trpft ODER oere8 8irfninq.
roct be fierneOe al SpSbeo I rogle
0tt1uttter % gioroe Stemuren fiat
og Iterf.
Oa oisie SobIetS er nteqet oeIima.
ger1Se, boooe ieQ irgen 8anffeIigbc0
me0 at formon f,om iii at toge Dem
reeeImp&iiqt.
Dor SrSIGae fortuItc o5, at Be par
ct o%rtrie3tiif Frpparot n1eo utpiIionI.
me 6ortrin % at han ielp life npre.
De uoqen 9etrnfeIighe0 pe0 at BRUCE
% onbefoleS Gotorrb GubIets
for butlfeniom1eIit 6orm al 8ntnrrh.
SiOen bar jeg trrffct mango "a.
lere og profegifonelle Souqcre, Der
bar brIgt oGm ito6i8t. Gn orieC
Sagf6rer / Detroit ~iortaIte mig, at
Sttart8 Gatarrb tablets bolGt bans
SAILS ! eoo Star0 UNDER Oct itrPrgc.
tie &eir. OF at hon Tor lPrge ii0en
bar6e ~illtttet at bulge biQige 2o3ers
ge$ oq Grote5. bo hans 2Gge buo6e
meoOeIt bolr. at Sc iroehol6t iau me.
oct GoIu, Rotaife OF Opium, at bere8
fortiatte 8rl,g mar inrliq ior SeI6rc.
Ocn".
Suorta Gotorrh Eoblet3 er ito.
re pclimoqcnoc %o}eu9es iummens
iot al fatarrbalife antiiepticS lao.
iom ro0 8lm,, 9lOOrO0 Dir. o. iGI.
Rt$ al Gpotefere ooeralt Tor 50
Gents for fuIGitGnoig 9ehorGing.
Gc Uirtcr poo 9lobet OF Slimbiu.
ben. og Oerca SomreniUtHjna "a
mprfeliqc Sutce5 bar puuoet 900.
tienOelic ni &Pgenc iaapcliom az
3uIinOer .&tOen0e Al NGe-aaturrh.
Snlsonce o. MaDe-aatarrh.
Gr Then 9oa ON @chnroImg al
aatarrh ieuSe5 irit oe0 al tilifriDe
i. Y. Suiart 60, @tarihall. Did.