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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26
Summer Training School.

The State summer training school
for Mile Laos county will be held in
Princeton commencing on July 18th
and ending Friday, August Sth. Ed
gar George, superintendent of the CITY
schools of Northfeld, will act as con-
ductor of the institute, and he will be
assisted by Geo. c. Hubbard, teacher
of biology at the State normal school
at St. Cloud, Mrs. G. E. Guthrie, an ex-
perienced conductor in the State train
ing schools, and County Superintend-
emit VanWormer. It is expected that
this will be one of the best summer in.
stitutes ever held in Mile Laos county,
and all teachers are urged to attend if
possible and be on hand at the COM
mencement Of the institute work. No
pupils will be admitted after the first
three days except with the consent of
the county superintendent and the con-
ductor. If there should be sufficient
demand class in algebra, geometry,
or physics will be formed. Mrs.
Guthrie will have charge of the class
in primary methods, a very important
branch.
Teachers from other counties will be
admitted under the same conditions as
are Mile Laos county teachers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26

Joseph Payette and Margaret Burke Mar
ried at the Catholic Church Tuesday
Wedding Dinner at Payette
Home in Greenbush.
In years to come Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Payette will look back with many
happy memories to the bright and
beautiful June morning on St. Johns
day when they we're united in mar
rlage with the solemnity of the Catho-
TIC church ceremony. They cannot
forget the solemn vows, the nuptial
mass, communion, and the admiring
relatives and friends who witnessed
the ceremony. AS the strains of the
wedding march came from the organ
loft the bridal party entered the church.
Miss Mildred Rutherford as flower girl
wore a wreath of smilax about her
neck and shoulders and carried bunch
OF carnations. BEHIND her came the
bride and groom, followed by Louis
Burke and Minnie Payette and
Peter Morneau and Miss Lizzie Mach
baur as bridesmaids and groomsmen.
Joseph Burke, the father of the bride,
and George Payette, father of the
groom, accompanied the bridal party
to the altar. In front of the chancel
was a. large arch of evergreens aud
roses, and under which the bride and
groom passed as they approached the
altar during the ceremony.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. FIR. Levings and it was
ten O'Clock when the ceremony was
concluded: Miss O'Reilley presided at
the organ and the music for the mass
was furnished by children's choir of
eight voices.
The bride wore gown of white
mousseline de sole trimmed with in
sertion lace and ribbon. The wedding
veil was of silkanet and was caught up
over her head with a bunch of car
nations which were the bridal flowers.
After the ceremony the bridal party
had their pictures taken and then pro-
ceeded to the Payette home in Green
bush where a wedding dinner was
served at noon. The house was
crowded with guests and reception
was rendered the newly married couple
in the afternoon. They received many
beautiful wedding gifts from relatives
and friends who wish them unbounded
happiness through life.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26
NEW BRICK BLOCK.

VIM. Cordiner and G. A. Eaton Will Build
Two-Story Brick Block on Corner of
and First Streets.
Business arrangements have been
made this week between VIM. Cordi-
ner and G. A. Eaton whereby they will
commence in a very short time the
erection of two-story brick block on
the corner of F and First streets,
which location is directly west of the
Head corner now owned by Jaax &
Newbert. Mr.. Cordiner some time
ago sent a petition to Washington ask
ing for authority to move the postofice
from its present location to brick
building to be erected on the corner
where he intends to build with Mr..
Eaton. The petition was signed by all
the business interests of Princeton and
the reques: has been granted. The
present building where the postofice
is now located is entirely too small for
the rapidly growing business of the Of
fee. AS soon as Mr.. Eaton decided on
starting a private bank in Princeton
he began looking around for location
and finally concluded deal with Mr..
Cordiner to erect double building
that would accommodate both the post
office and the bank. The building will
be 6Ox60 feet. The corner store will
be occupied by Mr.. Eaton as a bank
and the postofice will have the ad-
joining store. There will be Offices
and living rooms on the upper floor.
Work will commence at once on the
new building which will be completed
as soon as possible. The building will
be creditable addition to the bust
ness blocks of Princeton and will i'm
prove the corner very much. It will
be. the means of making this section
quite a trading point. The UNION
ought certainly to be proud to have an
agent of Uncle Sam and a banker as
neighbors.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26
MORNING MARRIAGE.

Joseph Payette and Margaret Burke Mar
ried at the Catholic Church Tuesday
Misunderstanding Dinner at Payette
Home in Greenbush.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26
ROSINC NOMINATED.
L. 4. Rosing is Nominated by the DEM
ocratic State Convention for
Head of the Ticket.
Robt. A. Smith, Mayor of St. Paul,
Receives the Nomination for
Lieut.. Governor. -

l.. A. Rosing was yesterday placed
into John Lind's shoes as a candidate
for governor of Minnesota. Mr.. Lind
in letter to Mr.. Rosing as chairman
OF the Democratic State Central Com
mittee a few days before the conven-
ton positively refused to accept the
nomination should it be rendered him.
and the convention let the mantle fall
on the shoulders of Mr.. Rosing. The
ticket placed in nomination by yester-
days convention is as follows:
Governor, ..........L. A. Rosing, Cannon Falls.
Lieut.. Governor. =. .Robt. A. Smith, St. Paul.
Secretary OF State. .Spurgeon Odell, Marshall.
A ate Albert G. Liech Owatonna.
treasurer. Jos. L. Myers, Little Falls
Supreme Court Judge, Geo. E. Jones, Luverne
Ry. Commissioner, Nj. Bowler, Minneapolis.
The committee on resolutions en-
dorsed the Kansas City platform, eulo-
gized Bryan, endorsed the administra-
ton of Gov. Lind, and got in the usual
planks about the Philippines, trusts,
the income tax, government by in
junction, etc.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26
The Oats Were Expensive.

For failing to pay F. E. Patterson
for ten quarts of oats on Wednesday
night of last week, G. A. Wallace, the
patent medicine fakir, who stood in his
buggy during the evening and hum
bugged a few of the suckers on the
street corner, was obliged to pay fine
of So and costs amounting to S12, maxi
ing the oats cost exactly $3.50 per
quart. Mr.. Wallace, who gave his
residence as Minneapolis, drove into
Princeton last week and after supper
he located himself on the street COR
ner and commenced to introduce pat
ent medicine which he said would be
placed on sale in the regular way on
the week following. He didn't care to
sell any of the medicine which possess
ed great life giving properties, and he
extolled its merits in such manner
that the anxious multitude became
eager to bite, and he let a few in on
the ground floor. After he had taken
IN enough Tor running expenses ne
pulled out Of town and refused to pay
Patterson for feed and board of the
team. The livery man got mad all
over at such treatment, for his oats
were good and the Accommodations the
best for tired and hungry equines.
He did not care so much about the
oats but it was the manner in which he
was worked that proved so disastrous
to Wallace. Patterson got out a war
rant and telephoned around and found
his man at Anoka. The chief of police
was instructed to hold Wallace and
Sheriff Claggett went down and brought
the agent back. He was taken before
Justice Bouck and with the result as
stated. Wallace claimed that he sup
posed that the driver had settled for
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26
COUNTY |. l I | CONVENTION.
The. Republican County Convention is
Held at the Court House on
Tuesday Forenoon. ~
Nine Delegates Chosen to Attend the
State Convention--Endors =
ment for Bede. ~ .. ..

Ihe Republican county convention
to eject delegates to the State conven-
tionWhich is to be held in St. Paul on
Julylst, met at the court house Tues
dayHforenoon at II o'clock with the
various sous. towns and villages throughout
the#county well represented. Geo. I.
Staples as chairman-of the county COM
mittee, called the convention to order,
and5SW..S S. Foster, secretary, read the
call.. after which the convention was
ready for its temporary chairman and
secretary. L. S. Briggs was chosen
chairman and W. S. Foster secretary.
Theschair was instructed to name a
committee on credentials to consist of
one from each commissioner district
and5the following were chosen as the
committee: T. H. Galley, T. D. Ker-
rick, Gust Ross, Chas. Grow and S. E.
Tilley. The committee reported the
list|Zof delegates and the convention
adopted the report.
The temporary organization was
made permanent and Mr.. Galley moved
thai the chair name a committee to
consist OF one member from each COM
missioner district which committee
should select list of nine delegates to
represent Mile Laos county at the
State convention. The motion was
carried and Messrs. Geo. I. Staples,
Chas. Grow, Gust Ross, Chas. Searle
and4T: E. Potts were named as the
committee. The committee reported
thetollowing list of delegates: L. S.
Briggs, T. H. Galley, w. S. Foster,
Dr.SG. W. Nichols, G. H. Rines, S. E.
Tilley, Chas. Searle, Louis Rust and
E. D. Claggett. The report of the
committee was adopted.
W. S. Foster introduced the follow
ingsresolution which was adopted unan-
imously:
We, the Republicans of Mile Laos county in
convention assembled, believing that this con-
gressional district, comprising as it does great
antsst portant shipping, mineral numbering
and agricultural interests, should be represent
ed in congress by man who is we'll informed
as to all these interests, and as to their best
advancement and developments; who would
fully represent all parts of the district; one
who has large acquaintance not only through
out the district but among men prominent in
national affairs, and who from his long resi-
dence in the city of Washington is we'll in
formed on congressional duties, do most heart
lily endorse the candidacy of J. Adam Bede
for the congressional nomination, and pledge
him our hearty support at the primaries on
September 10th.
On motion of W. S. Foster the con-
vention recommended L. S. Briggs as
member of the congressional committee
from this county.
= The chair was instructed to name a
county committee to consist of one
member from each commissioner dis
trict, and pursuant to these instruc-
lions, Chairman Briggs has selected
the following to act upon this commit
tee: G. I. Staples, chairman, W. S.
Foster, secretary, Chas. Grow, W. E.
Jones and E. W. Cundy.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26
An Old Mile Laos Settler.

Old Chief Cloud, a full blooded
Chippewa Indian, from the reservation
at Mile Laos, spent Friday and Sat-
urday in Rush City. He was accom-
panied by his daughter an intelligent
woman OF about 40 and they were on
their way to visit relatives at Grants
burg. Both the old chief and his
daughter conyersed pleasantly with
the Post for some little time. Rush
City Post.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26
Craig q Candidate for the House.

Hon. h. E. Craig of Orrock, last
week filed for the Republican nomin-
alton as representative from this dis
trict. Representative N. K. Hunt
represented Sherburne county in the
house at the last regular and special
session of the legislature. Mr.. Hunt
has moved to st. Cloud and thus no
longer resides in the district.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-06-26

the feed. He was unable to pay the
fine and Sheriff Claggett took him to
Minneapolis Saturday where he was
turned over to the county jail until he
could make arrangements to secure
the money. f.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Dore peniioner.

Snoreoepurtementets Repiior (aL.
oItor) bar uosiuet en- Tars5eretnlng
ior 1902 Qite SuIi 1901 til 3Ote
Suni 1902. Zen pier. al Der AZ
9eUilgriugerne til Arme. Eeniioner cr
uobctalt S133, 556.O39. Icraf brr
gicnIepen0c al Dem. iom ocItog / Den
merifauile Arrg. SuotLnerIr geEe %
arigen meo england i 1912 iaaet
$9G3, O2O SnoIllOer bar iaaet 500.
7O7.1O0. Guter SIS 155GS7. min.
~Oreoarige $~l,ll2.3O4, trPn8snOe
SlGQtninger 81 4OO.6l6. uiorlorQe.
De gsrn $1,23l.03O, Spgepleieritcc
i armeen $03.3G2.
Eeniionerne iii Qtartuen balsb Iil
/ Iiofte Hegnitabsaar til $3,S44702.
Geraf IF 3upaliOer $2,6l7.906. en-.
fer St.t14.939. miuOreaarige $685.
$50. trGnseuOs SlGgtuinger $7h.'
O91, u~forisrge0e Bern S1,776, Il!
geniiouer meSsif / Set belle $l37 .
400, TAI I Oct Reanitab$alr, JON
enote 30te SUM 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Sammenitoo ttIiios

MtiSt pad lpie 3dgen inotrai pno
Ren Doris Sdpn oen 27be IuguIt ct
Sammenite0 meQcm oct italicnife
Easiagerifib "2igrria" og ben enqel.
ife 9oitorager "Icconic". Reb ieo.
nanIig SenipnSl6sbeS itpreoc On.
gelffmanoen in6 pou Den Itore Gam.
per, iom baooc oper 1000 BoSiage.
rer onIborO, og hog ct fort 3ltI / Den
ct Stpffe forbi 5offemniten. i2o
ganoet begpnOte al fo8ie inc. 2oo8
Srnnf aramer bapoe life emit iii at
iige roget, men iortlarebe BOG. III
6eilen bar pnn Becomes" Sioe.
Stalienercn gift ionte oponer the Hor-
rorus. % fom "Veconic" oq Ell or.
ben britiIf Camper, "gntiQa", i'm
beage itob no tiIbouS. "8ecoric" loo
Samppibeu Ipoe 90 forauOrCSe DER.
poa fin &1rrS. "2ieura" oreicoe az
III Stprborb % gif ogteroper mco
fuIo araft. 9oQ itsote "9rccnic"
moo ben og Der bIep Ell Sm2lo. Tom
bsrtes ilano. Gosingererne freq OF
Lob irem % tilbage; men Rnptcin
Rontano bar StiQingen potscn ca
brnste mart Srbcn .:Ipeie. Son be.
faleoe aap ga8iagererne at q1a ouer
til Stprborb, for at Suaet / Cti6et
ifulbe fomme oper 8onoct. Som
ioat, ion giort. "2iguria" toG fun
Tibet ganb mo. "leconic" Tom bao0e
boret lin Soritapn inb / Stnlieaeren.
mnatte benoe tilbuge til aerp ,Dorf
for at iau bsbe Stdoen, iom ben bap.
be paafsrt iig. aupteinen noottp
ianoe, at -Snitpert er 2airperf, os at
"Sopmoo itaar ior Salb."
Reo ~2igrria" fem 81 SuIoupas.
iaGerer % gaSioserer I 2oer IA.
bpt pg 500 gscflemSrfspasiaa rer.
gIanbt acknowledgement par 81.
Der a~obrieies, iom er aileuitineror'
J 0enens General.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Shaps Dian.
SpfurOrer Hntioualbanfer til at no.
itcoe mere Rapirpsuge.

Sinansminiiter Sbntp ioruoier, at
ben riee SOFT, iom 2atoet inar err Bile.
ben oellignet meo, innoipnligois pil
frGpe flere 8ontartet ems Der for Il.
Den er / OnIsb, mar Y~rooufterne is.
res til Warfeb, % Tor at forebpgge en-
mitlig 8en0efnapbeo Ear ban opior.
bret nogIe al De iterre RationaIbanfer
/ 2anoets SooebitG0er til at sge i'm
SebOeImasie. Iqe RationaIbanfer
bar loplig Het til at uoiteoe SeOIer for
lin aapitalS. iuloe @eIsb. 5iIlnmmen
bar bore HationnIbnnfer en- &apltal
pna Ipo tuieno Rilioner; men oere5
'6lan0t Solicit cirtulerenoe Se0oeI.
naSie gaar finn op til 35S,000,0 900.
&c bar inalebeS aOgang iii at gisre
Den mango @ange Itsrre. Slere Ban.
fer bar gioet ct gllnitigt Spnr paa
IinanSminiiteren& Opfororinq. oq ban
bar paa fin SIDE tuget SorhoIoSregler
I'll at iaa trpffc Wosier al SeoIer, ON
oct ifuIbe oiie iig, at BET er %rsooenoig.
9onferne fan iom Siffcrbeo iom i'm
forsgeOe GirfuIntion oeponere Serene.
DC Staters Bombs / Sfatfammcret, %
oct er allereoe giort al nogle al Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Baldwin = Johansion.
II. z. 9oninl | Bergen ifal isae at
mGgle mellem be to Serrer.

Sra Bergen teIearafereS cen 27Se
aug, Of Sc SoreneSc StnterS aoniul
beriteSs, 8ictor G. NrIion, er ofreiit
til Trom$s | oen Senitgt at isgc at
btlGgae Soiiten meneht GpeIpn 9oIo.
min % 8optein SobanSior, 6sreren
al IolarTfibet "gmerica". Sc nor.
lie WpnSiebeber nester nemIig at bn.
be noset mcb gff9rer at beitiae, ga
Suiiten er opitaaet uoenior rorif Sis.
territorirm o0 paa ct ubGnlanbif Jar.
tsi. - 9aIopin aster Of bpre belt M
g~eiptniug til "gmerico", inoen ban
bro8er ofiteo fordt isge efter
"5ritbiof".
ct Telegram fra 2onoon meo6eIsr
MI, at oct er @iGinm s. Champs iom
er uoieet til 2eber for 3iegIers anoen
8oIorerpebition. Tom al ben norifc
SpaIfanser "5ritbiof" i CONNER
braetes til 5rau5 Soiefs 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Sra Jstioen.

1~tniperiitetet / 8anias fremfsrer
flere % flere 9eoiier for, at amerifu
ma tooe oRret beboet / SStioeu.
Broi. @iuiiton erflerer zig enig meo
Dem, iom rlener, at 2auiing.S talen
mao babe tiIbsrt en- 0tono fra oert
forbiitoriife Sib. s llntperiitetets
Ruieum opbepares 9enene al en- Ssf'
iel, iom for nogle aar iioen fun0tes /
BET peitlise aanias al bets 9eitprer,
gr. Wartin. 9e laa / fait 5ieIS, og
bette erflereoes ior at bare barnet al
ct SorSlag fra SstiOen. 5 Sfelettet
fonbtes en- BiIeiptSs. Gen bar a.
Clint og meset In1tft tiIoirfet. Ga
Orr. Martin gioroe bette 6ltnO /
1895, foriifre6e BAN at Fan baoOe
bragt for Eagen ct tiITtr9ffeligt Bib.
nesbpro ON, at Roro.a merifa bar be.
boet aortuienoer tilbase / SiOeu.
Brof. @iuiitor, iom err en- autoritet
/ SaIGontoIoei (9rren ON Serb
funO), er al iamme Ienina ipm Rar.
tin.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Jernbane. Statiitif

commissioner for RelemItatsban.
OeIen er netop fpr0ig meo i'm Iap.
port ior Regnifabsaaret ira lite SltIl
1900 til 30te Suni 1901. Zen pier,
at SGneoen al Sernbanerne (enfeIt
Spor) / De 6orenebe Stater BEN iioit.
rGorte 9ato par 1871. 237 RiI. fSor.
sgeIien al WiIetalet bar / Iegnifabs.
aaret 1892.
5 Sernbanernes 5ieueite itoo Sen
30te Slrni 1901 t07t,t69 8erioner.
Gette par 3,516 Here eno 4aret isr.
antallet al reiienoe, iom banptteOa
S~erubane, bar / ResnIfabsnarpt 1901
COZ ,27S,123. 5orsgelien opsr
1900 bar 30.412,Sat. vi 5raJts
goOs isrtps i aarets ssb t,Os9, 226,.
440 IONS, builfet par 12,543,7 9S
Cons minore emo | 1900.
9anernes gruttofortieneite par
81, 55S ,526,039. Gette bar St0t,-
4S1 223 mere emo / "Reminiscences
1900. Observation-Disclosures 6eIeb
iig til ST .O30 397. 27o en- 5or.
egeIie oper 1900 Of SOS .96s 759.
geS Sernbneulpffer ronnleSss
81 .794 R~erioner, bporai S,I55 bleo
brnbt % $3.50 aareoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Sanatifere
Cm Sprbploene blanSt rusiiffe Solo
hitter | Canada.
snlter % pincr da.

Gen fonnSiife Reeiering er ON Jig
paa nlie aanter for at fao 8olf til al
boiGtte fig paa De ubpre Siboer, JON
siernemifiRreS al Canadian Racitir
meO Sioe9reue, % Jon er iGroeleS
frliatbare % iIloe al ndmrlige rig
oomme, men bar ct alima / 2igbeS
meo oct norbIise Sibirien. Som
man oil eritbre. iii ben for ca. %
gIar iiben en- goo Del SslGnbere til al
flptte mo; iioen bar Den faitet line
Zine paa Rorge % Sverige, % M
Taar mar pibe, at 0en ogiaa bar baut
agcnter / RuSIano. ) G5arenS &ige
rooOer life ocn ReligiouSirtteb, JON
belle Roroamerifa fan glroe JIG oeO,
men Setter. ium | lin SGre % SragtS
afpiger fra ben srGit.fatboIife Stots'
ttrfe. forfeIges eaer bclOeS UNDER ct
trptfcnSe Nag. aQigepcI er Der man
&c Setter / HuSIono. % en- al Dem er
De iaofalote Gutboborier, etilagS
appfere, iom / Set iS0e ao%rbunoreoe
uooan0reoe ira Spitlanb, forfoIter
Gbcn % ncstcr at gisre arigStieneite.
Gufboborierne bar Oct life 8oot /
3uSlano, iirr life unoer ocr nlIpG'
rcnoe GSar. % ocn fanaoiite Tegie'
ring tGnfte bcrior, at Den blanot
oisie 6olf funSe 9isre en- 900 6an9it.
Zen iif ogioa aanite rigti9 1000 al
Dem til at fomnte ouer Of boiGtte Jig
/ grittih Dominion; men M bar oct
llleiIiabeO al benz. st Telegram ira
@innipeg iortraer, at De lem tuIeno,
ium Dor / gorfton.0 iItriftet / Rortt'
melt ScrritOrp, CT bleune iaa ionatiite,
at De life oil ipiic no9en Ting, Iom
biorsrer ira Gpreriget, life aiso Ell
Ter 8Icif, life Melf, Smsr, Sit eaer
gG9, ia at De life eneaug otI baoe
aIGOer al lib ener Sfotsi al SGtnO;
"tbi 6aaret bsrer Serreu ill.," og
"Set err 5pno at tase Suoen al en-
CUBS Sfabning % bare Den poo fine
6sober." ) oeres Zine er oct oglaa
gait at fringe Seite eller Otser til al
gisre grbeioe paa 5nrmen % BRUCE
Dem til at bragg 2G$. De nGrer Jig
blot al 8ano % 9rsO, bportiI Be isier
Iiot @reniager. 0e 8reaturer, De III
al RGgierir9en. bar De ilIppct los,
o9 Sprene gaar M orIfrir8 paa ErG'
rien / balrpiIo Silitano. SGIge Dem
Ioar mar life Sop iii. autorIteterne
bar iormanet sc unberIige Nenneifer
til at Iepe JON andre, men Iorgieoe8,
Spn0flpote og uobungreOe JON be er,
oil oe neppe funne itaa itg / ben
banrOe ginterfuloe, 90 &egiertugen
FOR oerfor MI iiiuoe at iaa Gomito'
Iene til NJ erflpre benz Tor afiiu0ige
og title Dem inoer ct Itrengt Bolttt'
OPIUM. Bare Oct bielper?
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Wlaa pore Slut.
9sitnant Gcarp man trGor / attn
Sjcncite isjcn.

Gipilguoerner / Rariuen. Robert
G. Gearp. pentr5 mart biem fra De
a~rftiife gere. iom ban Sang pan
Gang ear rciit op iii. San latte iia
set RaaI al opbaae Bolen, % ban
urSfongeoe iorifieIiee 4laner. iom
ban III i5olf til at tro pan, iao De gao
bom Ierge til llOruitning. Sine
EIaner bar ban life funnel aiennem'
isre; men ban bar paa fine grpeoltio.
ner giort roale SagttageIier, iom life
err uoen 8Pro. Ru niaa han fomme
tilboge til lin Yoit / Rariner eler
irutrrbe ben; bans BermiSiion no.
Ieber oen 15oe Rouember. 6lanSe.
ocpartementet ier, at Der life fommer
roget no al IONS RorbpoIiRrber. %
oct bar irgen emit til at beotIge BAN
en- M IiuabcIle til at bore borte.
Yearp er en- meget GrGierrtg Wono
% ~betraater oct iom et Snogreb / line
RettigbeSer. at RoromGnO % anore
ie9er at naa YoIen uoeu at beoe bant
ON Sop. 5riOtiof RanienS bersmte
Serb bar ban iset at neoiGtte iiteoet'
Tor at aIGOe iie oper ben, % oa aapt.
Socrorup prog afIteN paa Den Iommc
Bel. iom Bearp bap0e forisat at tage,
uoen at oct piI0e IpfteS, b!eu ban oreO
% iaq6e, at SperSrup baooe i~tiaalet
bans S0eer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
Setimeliet Reen.

llo ira llnionSitdten California ifps
Scr en- SoIpp, iom guur longs meo Den
ipanife RepltbIIf Wterico % ifiaes ira
Den oeo en- bre6 5ioro. SaIoeen faI.
oes 9eore.G California % lieger oeo
Sti1ebapet, men PLACES BOG al Isrfe.
&c ii6ite ire aor bar oPret regnIsie,
% ben isnore gn0e al Salosen trl1cSe
me0 at bIipc iorpanbIet til en- 2rfcn,
iao Ell WGugOe al 5nobpgserne lint.
teoe berira / 9cgpuSeIien al bette gar.
Den MI iortTler Rusiagererue pa1
Gampifibet Curacao" iom fonl til
San 6ranciscO Den 2Soe auguit al
ReoresG California bar fonet en- Spe,-
Hoo al 8egn i De iioite Tiger, % at
Scr peS Sau 2uis i Srus ipoIige Gnne
CT iaIot 6 Sommer. Ie tsrre Glpe
% 9Tfte er after b!cune iulSe. % ll0.
iigterEe er lpie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-02
SifaIot al preiioenten.
Separtementsbetieute fan a~fifcSiscs al
"sDlbige 9rnnbc."

EreIibent Hooiepelt bar ienSt tie
Gipil Serpice Commission / 8aIbina.
ton ct 9rep, boori ban erfIprer Jig
fulbt tilfrebs meb, at 8epartements.
deferne bar afiat oisie. getiente az
"gploiee @runoe." GepartementsioI.
fene bar ipefuleret paa, buab Der fan
falbes "gpIbise @runbe," og Be bIep
life floeere, % Sebecca 5. Saplor, en-
8pinOe, iom eneans bar boet / 8is.
conIin og / Iirneiota, blep fiernet,
furbi bum / ofentIiee Blade raffebe neb
paa ben Regierin9, buis Sienerinoe
FUN bar. og beler life, oa noele al 81.
ranSbepartementets 9etiente if ai.
Ifeo, foroi De ipiuebe Yofer % peobe.
be paa SeIte UNDER Seobelsbene. Rll
bar Brpiioenten lott @aaoen peb at
erflare, at en- gpl0ig 8rilno til afiGt.
telie err tilItebe Der, bpor 8eparte-
mentsdefeu ftnber, at Ben offentlige
Sieneite fan fonme / trpggere SGn.
Der, naar pisie &egieringsbetiente fier'
mes. Seo Oenne Sponins al 2oOen
bar Rrpiioenten faiiat De 8egler,
bporefter commissioner ifal gau, os
iom osiaa 9epartements6eferne bar at
rette Zig efter. San bar eobfienbt
arissminiiter Roots afipttelie al
Niis Saplor. Sum bar anlast Sag;
men belle 8esieringen oil itstte Ser.
&oot. Breiioent RooiepeIt timber, at
gerettigeIien al, at en- Glerf fiernes,
life fan bore @ienItano for 9omitole.
mes 8rspeIie.