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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24
Whipped a Railroad.
lChicaeo Jonrnall


Coming east to Boston some time go
Senator Warren OF Wyoming Travelled
on a certain railroad and lost his trunk.
1t contained many valuable costumes
belonging to his wife, and his own out
tit, so that its loss was no small matt
ter. He struggled for sine time TO find
a trace Of the trunk, but without sue
cess, nor could he secure any reim-.
bursement His method Of getting even
was unique.
Upon returning to Cheyenne he
placed a Waterman in the railroad
yards with instructions to report the
arrival of the first freight car bearing
the meme of the railroad upon which
he ha, travelled. In a day or two the
watchman gave the necessary informa-
ton. Senator Warren at once went
before a local magistrate and sued out
an attachment upon the freight car.
Then he wired TO the railroad officers
stating what he had done. and awaited
results.
In less than three hours came a dis
patch stating that check for the value
of the missing trunks had been for
warded TO him. and asking him 10 let
the freight car proceed upon its WY.
Then the suit was Withdrawn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24
PLANNING A GIANT COLONY.
Mr.. Hartman Offers the East a Par
tial Solution of Labor Question.

Edward H. Hartman is planning the
largest colonization plan ever attempt
ed.
MI Harriman's plan is to provide &C
cupants for millions of acres of fertile
and unoccupied lands in southern Cal
itornia, Texas and western Louisiana
as partial solution of the labor aues-
ton.
The general plan viii be to send into
the middle and eastern states, and pos
sibly into some OF the northwest
states, fully LOCO colonization agents.
whose duty it shall be to induce immi-
grafton to the territories mentioned.
IN the southwest" said Mr.. Morse.
assistant traffic manager of the Texas
lines of the Southern Pacific, speaking
for Mr.. Hartman, I'VE have over B.
100000 acres Of fertile land which would
make good homes for industrious peo-
pie. We believe that no section of the
United States has a more brilliant fu-
ture than Texas and western Louisi-
ana and We are convinced that all that
is necessary is TO let the public know
what we have got"
1t is announced that within a short
time every one of the 1000 or more
agents viii be at work throughout the
states east of the Mississippi river.
From time TO time homeseekers' ex-
cursions viii be run TO the territories
mentioned and special inducements will
be offered TO get the public 10 visit the
southwest and southern California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24
HENDERSON, THE GREAT.

HE NATION should permit itself
the luxury of a prolonged period
Of rejoicing. in view of the good news
that has Just come from Washington.
Speaker Henderson has Withdrawn his
resignation from the Metropolitan club
OF the capital, and is once more
mingling freely with the members.
Judged by Speaker Henderson's stand
ard, there are few bigger men in this
world than Speaker Henderson. Other
people, that is a few other people.
think so, too, as the following viii
show.
There is a rule IN the Metropolitan
cub which denies any member the
privilege OF bringing individuals 10 the
club who are eligible 10 membership in
it. Mr.. Henderson knew about this
rule, but just to show that he is bigger
than any rule, he de. - lily violated
IL One Of the members was so great a
disrespecter Of persons that he called
the attention of the board Of governors
to the infraction. He quite naturally
thought that If Speaker Henderson
could break the rule, so could other
members, and he wanted to be
showed"
As in duty bound, the governors
spoke to Mr.. Henderson about the mat
ter. Then the trouble began. The
speaker was indignant beyond express
sion. If he couldn't run the
club to suit himself he wouldn't
stay in the organization, so he
very promptly resigned. Forth
with the governors crawled. They
begged Mr.. Henderson's pardon for for
getting that he was not an ordinary
mortal They implored him to recon-
slider his resignation and allow the
light of his countenance to shine in
the club.
/ At last, as the result of much plead
ing, Mr.. Henderson graciously consent
ed 10 overlook the error OF the gov
errors, and now he visits the club as
often as ever. OF course there's no
accounting for the ways of Washing
ton, but we know lots of clubs that
wouldn't last twenty minutes if the
governors allowed ole man to run over
them as Mr.. Henderson has run over
the Metropolitan board.
If any apology was due II was from
Mr.. Henderson. and not from the gov
ernUrs. Their action in begging him
to return to the fold is a type of syco-
phancy which. while not surprising in
Washington society, is none the less
disgusting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24
AmuScmenTS.
..

The band concert last night was one
Of the most delightful of the series.
Besides some new numbers, which
were 10 say the least, immensely
pleasing. Mr. Held brought some old
favorites out from his library and
gave his hOuseful Of patrons an excel
lent programme.
Miss Arvilla Clark was the vocalist
Of the evening. She fairly stOrmed the
audience in her two numbers, and was
forced to repeat one of them. Mr..
Zimmerman gave a splendid cOrnet
rendition of The Conquesing Hero. -
The band excelled in the Lucia" fan
tasia. Manager Zimmerman announces
that Miss Rosemary Glosz viii sing
two numbers next Sunday. Gounod's
Ave Maria" and an aria from
Romeo and Juliet"
The offering at the Grand tonight is
the farce, TOO Rich 10 Marry"
The Theatre viii remain dark until
Wednesday night, when Martha" is
to be repeated as a testimonial 10
Miss Clark. The sale of seats for this
event begins this morning.
The, advance sale for Arizona" be-
gins at the Theatre tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

Wyoming is 20 be congratulated on
the prompt verdict reached in the trial
of Charles Woodward. the murderer of
Sheriff Kicker. 1t will be remembered
that when Woodward was brought to
Casper there was much talk of mob
violence, for Kicker was a brave and
popular officer. Those in authority
pronmsed that if the people refrained
from lawlessness the courts would
speedily deal out justice to the muir
derer. The promise has been kept and
the incident win go long way toward
discouraging mob violence in Wyoming
ard elsewhere.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

The salary Of former Secretary Of
the Treasury Gage as president of the
United States Trust company has
been fixed at $5O,0O0 a year. Even in
New York he should be able to make
ends meet on that.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

Many irrigators have signifed their
intention OF coming TO Salt Lake to
attend the state conference on We'd
nesday. 1t is certainly to be hoped
that the capacity of the Assembly hall
will be tested at every session.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

The Sioux chief who killed himself
because Of disappointed love in Mon
tana is az least TO be commended for
one thing. He didn't follow the de-
generate Palefaces example and kill
the girl first.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

The ways and means committee has
decided to grant Cuba a 20 per cent
tariff reduction. It may be true that
half loaf is better than no bread,
but where the applicant is entitled to
at least two loaves the half looks de-
cidedly step mothery."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

Magistrate Donohue of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, gave a unique but effective SEN
tence to a wife-beater the other day.
He ordered the man to buy a pick
handle and give it to his wife with in
structions to her 10 give him Q. sound
beating every time he came home
drunk or otherwise offended. If more
women would take the law into their
own hands wife-beaters would become
less numerous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24
Time Card.
In Effect
Nov. 3, 1901.
55I
saIg4s
ARRIVE.


From Ogden, ali points east,
Butte, Portland and san Fran
cisco ........--.-.. .....-......... 6;45 An
From Ogden and intermediate
pOlnIS------------ .-..-..-...s...s. 20 An
From Ogden, all points east,
and san FranciscO............ $40 ?. II
From Ogden, Cache Valley and
intermediate points .....-....... 6:5g P M
From Ogden, Butte, Portland
ana San Francisco. ...,.--.----- $40 7. II
From all points south, except
From Nephi. Tintic. Mssear and
intermediate points .,........-.. 500 Pm
From TOOeie and Terminus. $50 P n
DEPART.
To Ogden, Cache Valley and all
points east. l-gj A Ii.
To Ogden. Butte. Portland and
San FranciscO............... s:45 AN.
To Ogden, all points east anS
San Francs@cO .l2:45 P.la.
To Ogden. intermediate points
and 21 points east.............- 6.l5 Pm.
ate points ana San AN Francisecl0:5o Pr.
To Tintic. Mercur, Nephi and
Intermediate points.......,....,.. 7:55 An.
Tintic ara Mercur:. -. 7:O5 pm.
To Terminus and ToOele--.------ 1-55 AN.
Trains between Milford and Frisco do
not run SUNDAYS.
$sDaily except Sunday.
Telephone No. go City Ticket Office,
20 Main street
T. N SCHUMACHER. D E. BURLET.
D. s. SPENCER, a G. P. & T. A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

1t has leaked out that Frank c. An
drews. The Detroit bank wrecker, was
scheduled to speak on Prosperity at
a banquet in Pontiac Mich, two days
after his shady financial transactions
became known. The date was can
celed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

Henry Mower, who carried the Unit
ed States mails in Utah continuously
for fifty-fOur years, is dead at his
home in Sanpe5e county. Mr.. Movers
public service has never been equaled
in the state and it is said of him that
his services were as faithful as they
were protracted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

Gunner Morgan, whose application
for a commission in the navy was
frowrcd on by Admiral Sampson be-
cause he did not belong to polite So
ciety, has sued his wife for a divorce.
This should certainly wipe away all
of Admiral SIMPSONS objections.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

1t is to be noped that Mr.. Wheeler
will stay away from the capitol the
day Prince Henry visits congress. All
of US want the prince returned to the
fatherland in good order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

Grover Cleveland has declined an in
vitation to dine with Prince Henry. He
is too busy hunting ducks to fool away
any time eating with foreign poten-
tales
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

tying a hungry man TO tree within
TWO feet Of a banquet. So. after all,
the country may be considerable gamer
as result Of this fight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24
An Expert in the Business.
Detroit Free Press

Detroit Free PreSsl
Mrs. DaSh-Is the new grocer at the cor
ner Obiiging in his manner?
Mr.. Dash-Oh, yes; he looks and acts
ike man who would tell you anything
on earth he thought you wanted TO hear
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

In view of the attractive tales told
By Noble WarTUm, jr-. on his return
from Mexico, a large proportion Of
Utah's population may run to rubber.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

Now that the Salt Lake council pro-
ceedings have grown so tame it might
be a good idea to inaugurate some
popular excursions TO Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24

New York's weather man ought to
be arrested for iese, majestic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-24
Denver nv gPgI0 GRAE @1G
SL'' 40 !seTEnNA
rio GRANDE WE5I[EE5EN
Current Time Table
In Effect JAN. /, 1902
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.

No 6-For Grand Junction. Den
W yer eng points east $50. s:asln
~. Hon a HlS, al points east s;ls On.
IA ton n and ell points east. so PA
70, Mt Pleasant. Manti
AarysyalF AID intermediate
~ OtntS .........,........... 500 an
No. -E'or Eureka, Paysoi,, He
Der, Provo anG lntermsdiaIs
points ...,s.--.---..--.- -.......... 500 , n
No. s-For Ogden and the west. ESQ an
NO. S-FOr Ogden and West.....-II.00 ~,
No. 1-EOr Ogden and vest. 12:S5 %
NO. 42-FOr Park City ..........-. SIS a-u
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY.
No. Prom Provo, Grand juno
tlon add the east ................ 9:Ss N
No 1-F'rOm Provo, Grand June
ZION and the east .......;.,...... 12:Ss pm.
No S-FIOm Provo, Grand juno
ton and The east -....-..,....-.-.l0:5c pm.
No. 9-From Provo. Bing-
ham. Eureka. MarysvsIe. Man
Il and intermediate points. S.O0l5u
no G-croEi Ogden ana the west $40 a NJ
No. From Ogden and the west 300 . N.
No 4-FrOm Ogden and the west $40 pm
Ne. From Eureka, PaYscn.
Heber. Provo and intermediate
No. A-From Park City ........ sis pm.
Perfect Dining Car Service.
Sleeping Cars TO Chicago Without Change.
Ticket Of7ce 10S West Second South,
Postoffice Corner. Phone, a6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Ifbolospenner, mGrf!

Sbo minneapolis HfboIosforentne
baI9te. fsrenb ben toaar inoittllebe line
gesoer for Sommeren, en- 9pmite til at
%arran9ere for afboIoeIieu af enoeI Rass
icmsoer / g2iuneapoIis unoer Gtatsubs
lttutugen. Seune &omttc blep ncb Mini
Observation-Disclosures aarsm6Sc iuppIeret pco
gGlget al De ReoIemmcr df S~eIitabets
geftpreIie, iom Dor / GiuueapoIis % pes
res Suitruer, til g2eSlemmer at Sumis
teen.
Senne &omtte bar boINt Ieee % or
9dniieret JIG BED al oGIge @uitab eioe nj
6ormano % nnoerte9ueoe til Setreigr,
% arbetoet meb at faa DC paat9nite Res
Der iitaito or bcesubt. geitemmcIIen er,
at TO Nnsismeoer bIir dfb5lot, ct | getles
henlstirten, Sisrnet al 14Se apenue og
lSoe 8doe q, og ct / SrsfoIoie1eostirs
fen, 5isrust at 20be a1euue % 9ee 8aoe
g. geege otsie Girters rlinmeIige guies
meuter or ps beIpiqig oberioot til afbes
nptteIie. 8
Rsbet / getIebemstirien afboIoes
SirsSag aften ben 2oen geptcmber. og t
neutrality-suspicious. dfboIbes Rsoe Chs
bag aften ben 8oie Gent. Sreoag aiten
5te Sept. afboIbes Ell Seit eIer 8autet
paa Sania 5aa. Reberue | airterne ptl
barre fri, mems Der I'll Sefteu paa 5ania
Saa pil tnges en- IiSsH SnotrRoellesufs
gilt ior at beitrioe llbgiiterue.
@ooe Y~rogrnmmer, beltaaenoe af Sas
Ter. Gang % 9iuiti, oil bIiue sipet boer
Hften. Oct or &anfeH al fad iieIe al be
bsoite babe roriie % dmeritdnlie ais
~bolostalere / StateH til at 6sltage.
afhoIo5beunerHe uSobr 9icrnoeiten,
iom agter at beige Stutsubitr4ingen,
beees merle iia bette o. iomre iii Sisie
1sbsr, vi trrnser al ~iauiies ior at ops
mintre OF itprtc b~oernnb1e.
2roarnmmerne oil bLipe ~bstisnSigiort
ieHere. 70
Saa apmiteens Ssgne. 81
Sper u. gain, Gel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Gn Snnbreseaarina. anOcrs nj.

fallen Wibbrso paa norore Ggers er
antaaelie 9rGItegiGloets 0loite
Wfano, Ifriper geeriunosbIaoet 10.
lernes Eioenbe." Son er ieot ben
'Soe Mueiiit 1902 poa Baarocn 0es.
hopoe % fan inaleoes ON nogle faa
Gnge feire Jim t00.oarige Ssoielsbag.
Gen gamIe sar troos fine 100 aar
fine aanosepncr nriten uipRffeoe og
er meget interesieret / forifieniss
Spsrgsmanl, iom er oppe / Sioen.
San oeb at fortRne aoifiliee SiIbra.
geIier fra &~rigsaorene 1St2-13,
bpprleoes ban I. CTS. oengane boenbe
paa R9plano. bsrte Sfponingen |
norbre Suno peo en- 8atalie mellem
engeIffe @anuarer, Der 40 benne 8ei
piloe tiIbagetage en- peS 2inosen OPP
Iaet Iriie, og norife Sfpttere, Der laa
rtmbt Stranben paa beeae Sioer al
Sunbet. 4noers bar pRret gift 2
@onge. Sans fsrite Suitru oeoe
aoIera / 1884. Sons anben Snitrii
Ssoe / 1897. af isrite sGsteifab ban-
De ban en- Ssn. iom fom bort paa
Sisen. 5 anoet sggtelfab bar ban
bopt 10 9srn bporai Z leper. vi
gsrnebsrn for ban 81 % al Borne.
bgrnsbsrn % ilioe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08

Stur granb. Sra SorienS ifrioes
Den tSOe Sui: 8e6 5.Si0en I Otter.
mibbag opitob en- beitig SlbIss / Ell 2
etaaes Sioebpgning. Der bsrer til
Grome 4 @oIbifmiotS SabriferS llo.
iaIg paa Ssubergaoe Der / gpen. IT.
ben opitob oeb, at ct YetroIeumSdppa.
rat erpIooerebe. ba en- Biae uilbe tent
Ne Oct. Sun fit Saaret iorbrGrbt %
flp9teoe. grarboGieuet fom noget
ient tiIitcbe, %formoScutIig poo @runo
al en- Sell peb 9rmoaaormering8aps
pnratet; men belle Stbrtcn par uotom.
manberet % orbeiocNe megct energiif.
9ibt ooer aI. 6 par man Serre ooer
Slben. iom oct Iptfeoes at begrrnie
til SiSebugningen; men Der er belle
S%agetagen og Dc beri oGrcuoe Barer
brGnote. 2ogerct paa lite Sol, | 6or'
retninaSlofaIet | Stlen % Storiteoe.
len al 8arerne err aIOeIes sbcIagt al
8an0. On glepdtor er brPnot belt til
8runben. s belle 9%pgHinger fauOtc$
garer til gProi al ca. 100000 Ser,
Jon par asiIrereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08

4aa Suers@iS. geb Be norife Be.
fGitningSanlpg anpenbeS / ltor no'
Itr9fning Bigtraaobinoere, oa Grfa'
ringer ira De ieneite arige, ipecielt
fra @nglGrtberues l~angpari9e Scamp
meo goerne, bier, at ben Slags Sin'
brtngsmioler er opermaaoe birfiom'
me, beniietsmGsiige % iamtiois ber'
meb bilige. De oannes iom breOe
Better al Gigtraab, fprt ON biuanOen
paa frpoS % tuerS rlinbt 9eiGitnin.
gerne og o~nbragte iaaIeoes, at 6orioa.
reren fan pirfiomt beitrpge Dem meo
8epRr. og MitralisieilO. 8eO Be-
f9itningerne peo asOen9s og Bergen
m. NJ. er iaaoonne Sinoringsmioler
allereoe ANTHRACITE for lPngere Sib
ftoen, og MI 'fal man gaa igattg meo
aHbringelie al ianme peo DC npeite
@rpnie. % 9pitbefGitninger. Ser bar
/ otsie Gage pGret in0buot til anbuo
paa 2%eperance al oper 100000 Weter
Bigtraao % oper $1,000 Weter Sern
til StoIper m. m.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Ssiten / z. Seraenbns.

BEN i Ssnbre 9ergenbus autt bar
inoberettet: Spltuoiigterne / bette amt
er oespPrre life meget Ipie, iRrlig
foriaapiot aneaar so % 8%ornbsiten.
8aaren Dor folb % meo iorbolosois
lioen Reobsr; bette parebe uoooer
S%prIommeren til oper ct. Sans Siber.
Baa grunbIpnote Steber blep @rGsiet
afioio, Iigeiom bet ~forsotigt paa man.
ge SteOer blep tpnbt. Ssbsiten bill
berfor ieIp ON Der mi fommer goot
8eir, iaa at oer blioer goo gfterlaat,
antagelig bliue unoer ct W~iooelsaar.
aornet bar ogiaa libt at Oct fiptrge %
torre 8eir og antaaes at bile eipe ct
minore llbbptte END iGopanligt. 30
teterne antager man enonu life bar
Iiot uogen Sfabe, iaa at man for Dis
les 8eotommenoe baaber paa ct alnllns
oeligt aars ltbbptte. 6rugtbsIten oil
antogelig 9ioe omfring ct Wiooels.
aar8 llObptte. Oct tegner til at bliue
en- goo SeIt, foriaapiOt angaar 8prer
og Woreller, men al 8trieb9r % sGb.
Ter Dil Der oiitnof blipe minore emo
alutir0eliat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Innife SinmrnhS 1ennr

rigSminiiteriet bar uSitcot en- pc.
fi%enStaisrelie. hoorefter banifc SeioII
peO De oanife aoniulnter paa Dc uig.
tigite ribenlan0ife Blaoier ira Den 1itt
Sept. 1902 fan fau Eengebelsb fra
1880 SIR. gratis (lloen llOaifter)
biemienbt til oct Oanife lloenrigSmini
iterium. Gette beisr9er ga, Iigeleoei
uben Light for Semonoen. enter
Beugene inbiotte paa bans Roou
2onomanSsbanfenS SparefaSieoioe,
ling / Gisbenbapn eIIer forienote pt
Scre meo Eoiten til Sen opgipne aOrcs.
int / 0nnmart, bare iig Spmanoer
ielp eler bans Samilie. Genne no.
gang bar banife SsfoIf uoen Seniur
til, ON be er iorbprcoe meo oanitt
Stibe eller life.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
SapiprifuinaS . apuurcsieu.

S%isbeuhaou ifripeS Den 23Se Suit
2et inieruationaIe 8aah, ioni me0
SGbe | aisbenbapn Hal beitpre De in.
t%ernatiprale bioloaif hporoaraiiife
SapuuoerisgeIier til 5oroel for Eiife.
rierue. fonitititereoes i0aa / lloen.
ri9SminiIteriet. vi Sc oeltagen0e
Stater bar reprpienteret: Roree, Spe.
riae, Sinlano. RuSIano, Spiflano,
Souorb, England % Ganmnrf. 5sr.
iteminiitcr Ieuneer suiteoe | aongeus
Raor grIfommen % reScgiorSc for DC
fsrte ScrbanSlinger. Gen engeIife
3eleaereoe. Sir Colin Roncrierf, tat.
feoe poa SoriamIingenS 8egue. vi.
ter at 8eunter bapoe forlnbt Jorlam,
Iingen, bleo oct internationate Raco
fonititueret, % Sen tnife GeIegereSe
EroieSior Serrpig nnI9teS til 6or.
mano. ) SenhoIo til, boo0 ser tio.
lisere bar oeotaget. ooIgteS til gice.
iormano Rroi. Otto 8ettcrSiou o9 sen
boIlonoife 8eIcgereoe Sod til @ere.
ralietretPr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08

Sra gergen. StronSsuben er nh
beilitttet omreguleret. StranOgaoen
er, iom ale oeo, ct me9et gummeIt,
iGrlig bergenIf 8aoeitrsg. iom biOtil
bar beitaaet al Sisgaoroe % so.
per-" men bpis pore Gel MI efter
Branoen flor ifaI omgisres til Ell
fiilOt mooerne 5orretningsitrsg meo
rpe 8aoer % itore Gnfbus. artaler.
% BET er ct Soretagenoe, bporpeo
alene 8runoertperpelien % Sunoa.
menteringen foiter benpeS baIpanOen
Wilion aroner. 9ergers 8outmune
ifal opfsre pna RoronGsppnten en- np
Sismdnbsitole, buortil bet nartiife
aontroIfontor ifal fnDttes. gnoeIig
fan n9ones, at 9pen bar ifipftfet en-
al fine beoite Somter til Rpbpgning
for lit gibIiotef. 2igelebes bar Som.
mlnen ifiGntct Gruuo til ct npt San-
6elsgpmnaiium.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
alSsfaID. On al sfiegfsrs rLofts

49, &N~NhN
goreere, aisbmano 2nopig 9dsien,
e. afganet peo Tsoen, II aar gam.
mel. Zen aiosSe par | mango aar
gprnnosmeoIem, 2ianingsfcmmisinr
% 6orligsm0alcr.
GtatsraaS. fbp.i goitmeiter R
8. %. Gan er afgaaet neb 8eoer Ell
ter Irnger 5iSs tiltagenbe SpageEig-
beo. Snn fsotes | 2iebeuhapu ! 1923
ca bIep iaaleoes so slnr gammel.
- en- al Sopeoitnoens GlSre oa
mere befienhte SanoelsmPn6. 8rosie.
rer RielS Sbonas Otto 8oIquort. er
eiter lansbarig o. tiltnaenoe 5uage.
lisbeS % ct fort SpseIeie bs6, "A
aar gammel.
gieren al "annisiegadr6 "
etatsraao 9. q. SunS er osS Tom
EsIse al en- SiRrtelammeIie, II glar
ganmcL meIoes ira Siaerso.
- apnierensroaS. Or. meo. 6. Or.
Reiis, er nfgaaet oeS 3sSen, 70 aar
aammcI, Cen aibsSe bar / en- aar.
rGffe bcfieuSt iom Troiesior pes Uni
oerittctet % SperIGae ne0 5reoerifs
SoipitaI. San par 8 @nrge l~luioerit,
tetets Rettor mdgniftcliS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08

S~fugbrnmS bar Ser forIcOen / 5pen.
Sal, meIoes ira WoiS. Der 6rrnote
10000 @aal mibbels n9roifulo
Sfog. aItiammen tilbercuOe anton
EeOerierL SemteaiGlo. Sc inStalote
RanoIf1ber arbeioeoe meb u~iEbpdn.
Zig &aifheo % 0pgttgbeo.
= Sfopbrono ruieoe, iorIeoen peo
qtna @lp giteroalen. @rnuoeu breb
no ca. 3 DILL noroenfor Gtna Citation.
Set brPnote grenI gaar artngelig op
5000 RdaI 5fog og tiltsrer gnfeiru
Suruietb Q. 2onoetb pQ SrsnueS.
9ronoen er iorelsbig beerpniet. men
oa man life er iiffer for @ienopbluS.
lem, err en- @agt pan ca. 100 Mano no.
iat. GeleionforbinOeIie par poa 8rulo
al S~or0enpeiret afbrr0t.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Ssitcu / Sfauauaer gmt. amtmnn'

zen in0beretter: Saareu % Sommeren
Far ppret fisIiee, Srni Mnnneo Der
hos meget regriottig. Eaa 8runo
heraf man Set autages, at SGapIen BIZ
Der fnap, men apoliteten tor bli bra.
ON aprnoplen fan panifclia enbnu
iiges noget beItemtere. Ger err BEN
ItSite Sio fnlot Regn, 90 unNer iremti.
Sigt gilnitist gcir er neppe no8et ioeicn
for, of ben i bet itore tat fan bIi goo,
ON Sen emo ira er,felte 0iitrliter, :.
gr. Sanb. forfIare8 at ia faai arGf,
iom life fan 1ieuoprefieS. Ior Bote'
terneS 8eNfommenoe lpbcr geretnin.
gerne aienneninluIg looenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-08
Spitcu | bet SrpnSbiemife biz bIipt

oaarlig, tiloels enoog meget oaarlig.
st Ortpenoe 8eir berefter oil neppe
furne oprette BEN Sfabe, iom allerebe
err fleet. 8eobliper geiret at bore
folot % iurt iom MI, tor man meo
nogenIitnOe SifferteO ubtale, at aor.
net reppe bliber mooent. aferen itaar
Ooarlig, bar bare iaaoiot begpnbt at
ifD6e af$ 9et meite al Ben maa pitt.
nof ilaaes neo til 8rsnfoSer. @ngen
er Iioeu; ben bar fommet fig Iibt peb
Gegnet, men man er M alereoe Ell
Waaneo efter meb SIaotten, % enboa
biz Oct bare s Gage, fsr De fleite Tor
aIpor begpnoer. Goteterne ltaar bell
Ter life rart; Ipnge pareoe BET, isr Se
ipire6e, % iiben bar Ratteiroi.,h fer.
Jet lige iii for faa 7nge Iioen. Sroos
bette er Der en6nu gobe ubiister for
8oteterne.