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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

One Of the important features of the
current number OF the Juvenile In.
structor is an article by President Jo-
seph +. Smith on 'Witchcraft." The
following Is a complete list OF con-
tents: Mythology and Folklore Of
the American Indians" X. w. WINS:
our Mission Sunday Schools" the Pu-
eblo, Colorado Sunday school. Illustrat-
ed, H. J.. Cummings; How Character
is Formed" Joseph Hyrum Parry:
THE Coin Of the Realm."J. u. T.; "The
Spirit OF Revelation" William Fother-
ingham; "Pompey's Pillar" illustrated,
Topics Of the Times" Belief In the
Life 10 Come: Answers to Questions Z"
Releasing Absent uperlntendents-
Cold Tea and the Word OF Wisdcm-
The Baptism OF Children--Heayen'
First Law" Editorial Thoughts
Witchcraft-This Years Conference
Hymn-The University Sunday school
Hats on" with the Elders" part
HIN New York City. illustrated. bel
bert w. farratt' Success or Failure.
Which, G. r. Savage, Religion Glass
Department" 'The Dear Kindly
Hand" poetry. Richard smyth: 'For
Our Little Folks Baby Rhymes-To
the Letter BOX. 'The OTHER shore +"
tmusic), words selected. music bv ] q
Zones I'VE Thank Thee. our Father .
(mnsic) words by George A. Hicks
music hy Reese ID. James.-Sait LAX
City. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

The Australian commonwealth Is
meeting some trouble as It was bound
to. In several OF the legislatures Of the
colonies composing IL resolutions for dis
solving It have been offered. They win
almost surely be defeated. Those who
offer these resolutions would do well to
study and reflect upon the trials ard
fluctuations of the American govern
ment under the Articles Of Confedera-
tlon, and which were much heavier
than those of our Australian friends.
That government was born Of revolu'
tion and war and It conquered its exist
ence from the most powerful nation of
that time. How different the birth Of the
Australian commonwealth 1t came
forth IN a time OF peace, protected and
guarded by that very England that haa
put forth all her might TO crush the
voting American republic. In politl-
cal way the best thing that ever hap
pened TO Australia was the federation
OF the various independent colonies.
There VIII be no dislntegration OF the
Australian commonwealth. That would
be to go backward, and Australia's
march Is forward, Some difficulties
were bound TO be encountered, but
strength Is gained By overcoming diff
tlculties and not by stunning them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

the shade trees along the cutters In
the interest OF some public Job IN the
way Of paving
The writer's says: "There are a few
Mormons left but he corrects this In.
situation in another part OF his letter,
when he says.
Last Sunday we went TO church. We
always try TO 80 20 church at least
once year. We went 10 the Taber-
nacle We saw upwards OF 10000
Mormon Sunday school children In at.
tendance. They all looked clean and
well dressed and compared favoraby
with any other class OF children that
could be scared UP anywhere In the
world There are lots Of people join
Ing the Mormon Church now who do
not understand what It means or what
Il stood for In the years gone by. We
do not blame people for Joining that
Church and attending the Sunday SER
vice In the Tabernacle The grand
organ and great choir Is all the rell-
gion a person wants and the absence
Of some well-paid pulpit FOUNDER
makes the service all the more inter-
eetinn"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Cleveland Plain Dealer.

The argument OF the advocates of In
PREVENTION IN Haiti at the present time
Is on the same lines as the demand
for Intervention In Cuba which brought
on the war with Spain. The situation
is declared TO be "unbearable." II we
do not intervene, some other country
will and that will bring up the Mon
roe doctrine. In that case we might
be brought into conflict with a power
ful European nation, while II we inter-
fere ourselves at once there win be on
~ the wretched Haitian so-called re-
public TO deal with. and that will he
a comparatively trlaing affair, as the
people would be only too glad to have
peace guaranteed them under the Unit
ed States flag. With Haiti ours, San
to Domingo would come In. or be TAX
en- In, as a matter Of course.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Kansas city Star.

Before the arrival Of the German gun
boat Panther In Hayden waters, Com
mander McCrea of the United States
gunboat Machias appeared on the scene
and addressed this communication to
Admiral Killick, commanding the
Crete-a-Pierot II am charged with
the protection Of British, French, Ger
man, Italian, Spanish. Russian and Gu
ban interests, as we'll as those OF the
United States. This blockade Is not ef.
fectlve, and | am here TO tell you that
the United States denies you the right
to visit or search any American or
other vessel attempting entrance TO the
harbor of Cape Haytien." This notice
was sufficient. The act was significant.
and In itself ought to help to define the
Monroe doctrine In the minds Of some
who seem to have difficulty In grasplng
its powers and limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Boston TRANSCRIPT

The sinking OF the gunboat Crete.a-
Piorrot, belonging to the Flrminist par
~ in Haiti. by the German gunboat
Panther, In retaliation for the seizure
OF arms from German ship, is Of sig
nillcance TO all the nations which In
dulge in frequent revolutions. There
has been little regard for the rights of
foreign citizens in the civil wars OF the
Latin-American countries, and a few
lessons Of this kind will have q whole
some effect upon our neighbors TO the
gOuthVard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
SPEAKING WELL OF SALT LAKE

A writer In Georges Weekly, publish
ed in Denver, Colo, writes about his
impressions while on visit to this
city. His letter Is IN lighter vein, but
It nevertheless contains some solid
truth. He says in part:
salt Lake City Is prosperous town
and is improving rapidly
Paving IS going down In many streets
and public work OF every character
moving along. The Deseret News
building Is nearly completed and is un-
questionably the finest newspaper
building anywhere between New York
and san Francisco, OF course, as
might be expected, there are a few
Mormons left. but the atmosphere Of
Brigham Young has faded away, and
with his going has disappeared an ex-
pertinent that thinking people would
NE o. have seen him or some one
equally capable, carry TO logical con.
clusion. Twenty-Five years ago we
used 10 visit Salt Lake City and in
those days there were no fails. prisons,
saloons, hocses OF prostitution, aims
houses. gambling dens or anything OF
he sort. Today Salt Lake is up-to.
date. with all these modern institutions
Of approved Christian civilization. II
Brigham had lived IL Is barely posi-
Bile Salt Lake might have been a city
today with people lacking In the
features above named. Who knows?
A feeling Of sadness, however creeps
over one as they recall the early e.
forts oi that great genius 10 build a
beautiful city, and Il makes one sad 10
see city council today so ignorant
and mean as 90 allow the beauuful
shade trees OF that city 10 die for the
want OF water. The glory Of salt Lake
Ia its trees and shrubbery II this
feature Is 10 be eliminated In the inter-
est Of civilization II Is n shame. Bet
ter go back to Mofmonism. Whole
49,. 49, In ..,i...I -. ......Al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
rnE haitian lN,IOrNT,
New York Eyening Sun.

There seems TO be no doubt that the
seizure Of the Markomannia's cargo OF
arms and ammunition by the Haytian
insurgent gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot was
in international law, an act of piracy.
The consignment was for the provis-
ional government, which had the sup
port Of the ministers and consular Of
ficers Of the United States, Great Brit
ain. Germany, France, and other coun-
tries. The Flrminists, as the insur-
gents are called, had not been recog-
nized as beligerents. Admiral Killick,
who commanded the Crete-a-Pierrot
was lieutenant of Gen. Firmin, and
had been warned by Commander Me-
Crea Of the United States navy that he
must not interfere with foreign COM
merce, Nevertheless, he stopped the
Markomannla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

Nothing Is more difficult than to
crush out the spirit OF intolerance In
man. The Protestant alliance Of Eug-
land is moving, under an old statute
Of George ", to have the Jesults and
members Of other Catholic orders ex
PEELED from the realm, The attempt is
doomed to certain failure but II shows
how narrow and bigoted the Protestant
alliance IS. We're a Catholic society to
make ouch a move against any Pro.
testant body what hue and cry It
would raise. Protestant bigotry has
always been able 10 meet Catholic in
tolerance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
New York Evening Post.

Every one must deplore the gratui-
tous bombardment Of burning ship
by the Panther's captain, but II is fair
TO say that by setting fire TO surren-
dered vessel Admiral Klllick gave eX-
IRENE provocatlon. and acted like the
pirate he was held 10 be. Yet the prop
er course was 10 collect an indemnity
In the most peremptory fashion, The
German government appears to have
shown O considerable lack Of tact and a
preference for buster; but We believe
that Germany was by the law Of ma
lions within her rights, and that the
whole matter concerns the United
States only in the remotest fashion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

rhe attempted murder in saloon In
u city on Sunday last, is still sub
"a OF general comment II good can
kslbly come out Of evil It win prob.
n evolve from this occurrence. The
immunity is thoroughly wakened up to
necessity Of serious and deter
he'd action. for the enforcement OF
city ordinances In the promotion
morality and good order. There is a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

II delegation Of Filipinos could
come and study American politics for
the next month and a half. they would
learn more about our ways and instl-
tutlons than they viii by pouring over
text books for a whole college course.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

Explorer Peary is returning home. He
has left the north pole where II was.
wherever II was. This wil be a strong
argument for QUILTING another ex-
petition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

shoo,ngs have become so common
In this part Of the country that Il Is
becoming a common saying that man
revolyers and revolvers. then dies the
same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

on his European trip the Shah OF
Persia carries twenty tons Of baggage.
That is more than a Saratoga belle
carries with her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

Admiral schley has become cat
tle-show attraction says the Boston
Transcript. But he's no OF OK by any
means.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

In Chicago plan TO launch a work.
ihgmans political party has been laid.
A political party along such lines is
one along class lines. There can be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

How like Donna Julia the average
politician is. Protesting he will ne'er
consent, consents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

be managed, or mismanaged, by dema-
gogues who never work, Is almost a
certainty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

In Omaha, strikers pickets are con-
sdered verv handy to hang injunc.
lions ON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16

1t was fine weather bureau shower
though no rain fell
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-16
Staples Department.

We wish 10 draw special attention TO the great
variety Of Now Fall Goods now being opened, In
GLIDING beautiful lines for ladies' Waists In French
Flannels Flannel Wastings, ladies' Cloths Fian.
nelettes, Gu ing Flannes, White Mercerized Mapped
Marseilcs White Mercerized Madras, etc.-the
very latest in Waistngs We also invite your IN
vesgaton Of our Blankets. Quilts Bed Spreads,
Elder Downs and thousand and one other useful
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Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

Otlialds. - l44 4cres 5Grm 4
- g0l ira Cameron. 99ls. Rorli Se1Ie'
meHl. Beoiie Goleies'. Stod. on Entru
Gouutrn +, Staten lIilirlv I. Y. 9gle.
Cameron &ts. 2Sb3
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Sra Uoree.
9anife gsnoer foripner ben norifs
Sopcbitao meo Snl.
Mnoet Npt fra Nor8e.

"8eroens Gang" ifriper: On gp
af ariitianias Stsrrelie iIuger til tit
baglige aisbbebpp life imoa M9ng.
Der. Ger eaor siennemfnitIie meb
omfrtng 800 belle Sfrotter baslia al
fort og imoat ap9g, nenlIie en- $50
Srer, 8 Seite, 100 til 1870 SCAR. $50
aaloe og 20 Suin.
georees ~naturliae SorboIo itulbe
tpoe paa, at 2onoet meb Setbeo firnoe
fisofsoe Jig ielp. 0sen oesorrre err
bette Iangtira SiIf9lbet. Get pier
Jig nerIie, at Sperige og Tannorf /
pPie1ttIig 8rao tiIfrebsitiller 2dnoets
og on igien ierlie Sopeoitooens Be
hon.
Scr 1897 bar Oct Sperige, iom
funne oppiie ben itsrlte lloisriel al
9isb poa Horge. 5 1894 par coer
Saluparten al Oct &iso, iom ariitia.
mia fort9reoe, al ipenif SprinSelie.
@een ira 1897 al teller 9anmarf meb
itprf aroft mo / aappeitriben paa
bort biemlige aisomorfeo. Oct be.
apnote | bet nGpnte Ior meo 1000
Sreifrotter, / 1898 er Soaet forooblet
til 1000 o. / 1899 after forooblet til
5000 Stpffer Ilaetet Stprfpeg.
Zen lloipriei, iom briftige Triout.
memo berpeo bolht poa at oporbeioe
pao Horgr, fuIqtes meb paa1ne Zine
al De ounifc StatsmpnoigbeDer. Get
bite iiq beoit / Nopember 1899, 90
Der | ariitianto frenfom it9rfe Gla.
ger oper @eifoffenheoen al oct inos
ferte oonife Sonoefieo, Sffe ier
fopbe Sen oanife Stat bort oisie ala.
ger, ier ben ienote en- iogfpnoig
Wnrb berop Tor at nnberisge Ior.
holoene. De @rinrinaer, iom oenne
bcrpeb inShsiteoe til Goroel for Den
oonife aieo1roferiel. ilebe ban Itror
me0 at meobele o1e SntereSierebe
babe unbertaanoen oa aiennem De
iIeitc oanife Blade. Saiaa paa anbell
Ioobe far benne Sog pPret unber
offentli1 @ebonoltnq / 9anmarf.
SnbfsrieIen til ariitionin ar banif
9ieo tiltager ioo at iine boglia, oo
man fan meb Sifferheb lutte, at Ser
flor ira Ganmorf I'll ariitionio inh-
fertes minoit 10000 S~reifrotter. ri.
meIiaoiS eronll flere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Sri Sur
utoo 6igt.

Gi Or. NenlrDs berpmte 6i9t,8ualer
behepes oite tun noQle faa 2oier lor at
pirte 9iubrtr9 eler enopg iulortGnolg Snr.
Mrs. Tprptbed Ieteriou ltrtpcr ira Seatle.
@aIbin9tpn: ~9e iaa @iats au9ler, &c
ieuote mig. siproe riuoerparfer paa mig
jes par iaa iortrpblet, at lel tunoe nRiten
lite oaa pper @uIuet, og boa glproe bisie
faa aualsr mig onnite irrIt." 2uore er
bIepne fuloIauoi9 tureret pso at bruge Ell
balp 5laife. 8. 3orfilion itriuer ira 90
ham. e. 8: SEQ bar oerct fri for 8tst,
Sioeu jea bnpoe bru9t Saluoelrn taf 6la'
fem pa M amer lea mig for iureret.y"
Der sipeS intet anoet Ytlooel mob @iat,
inn bar pirfet iaa mango uuoeriuloe Sure
ipm 81. WenaroS lg;s&ueler. ol for at
atpe enhoer iom ltoer al @iat, Nnleorin9
III at operbepiie iig pm oeres ltore 8aonltg'
beo, ieuoes Ell uges aur irit paa Numoe'
ming til Rheumatic Sulet 60, 1876 gute
ST., Chicago. l7b4
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
sntifrtb | stlemarftT..' M >,

Sneifrrb | SclcmarfeH. ara Tis.
iebaI. JprisboIs Wranm6b6o. iortrI.
Ter en- grcoifriper til 1Barben". al
Sneen paa mango Steocr Der | gpa.
ben bor eiort ubpre Sfope pna Sfo.
gen. st Yur iariiae Speifreo lar
oaiao gaoet os anrettet nlpfte. Nat.
ten meIlcm miben % treble Silleooa
oeo Sietiocn ON MorgeiHrl gif ioo.
lcbcs ct ip9rt Sfrco. ipm rep cper.
cnoe % begrop 9ooebpgninlen, Sis.
let % Stabnret poo EIooien Strono.
s 6isiet par Der TO aier og nogIe
8ieoer, ion ole bleo beerapet Sne-
masien. &aorfisiet blco fnitct belt
no paa Hisier. 2iot ienere pna d.
gen lesneoe Sneen ct an0et Steo |
6ielbei openfor Serseant : StrunSS
Gienoom. SHe ioa IiSet Sfod soe.
Iaeoes. StaIobmninaen bIn repet
obereroe. oa Der bIeu Hpftet Ijot paa
Monriet. Sierpitepiacn bar nTr
qnnet meo | Sfreoet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

Tilialas. StrIu III mig o. L
= boo. btligi e Tan iua en- Rnaem1itinc.
@uiilpe ellington Dor 81. 2Sa.eoti. Y. :.
23b2
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
iepstreoipc Mars irnatslise eisel.
ier al Siles.

Sionr Sails, z. Q. tsoe Deb. 1901.
5 - Mar leo ieg ltaoig al pro.
truoirg EiIes" ca moattc tillIoit op-
gioe mt @aonouGrf ION DSnrer. isor
lire @aaneoer iioen begpnote ia at
bruce GpramiO Gile Gire, "a ier iel
bau0e brltat Oh en- soc vote. a
Spaoommeu ntl0itruoig foriuunOet.
"a Ger or intet EeQE til at cen noge,,-
ituoc oil uCu0e tiIbage Seq er iul0-
itPnoig belbreoet. i. Gaps. PIC
y Minnelota Are. SGIge5 al ale
Apottefere. soc pr. sGffe. 8oa:
Yiles Gonles dro Gure" ienoes irit.
Fnromib 7rtH 60. Raribaa. Ritl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Sra Oanmarf.
Sofns Ssasbrs, Tolfetinects mango.
aariae HormanS, or Sso.
Mmoet oann Wnt.

@ornie SONS Seq&bro. Der i en-
lang Aarr9ffe pur Sornlono / BET
bonife Solfeting aigif Nen LOBE 50.
mar neo Tgoen.
Zen Nfosoe, Der blep benpeo so
Ior ad1nmci, par Sen al Ell Troit
%. ieIn tbeoloaiif aonoioot, itprft
poauirfet al @rmStuia. gfter al
hope tagci IioIi9 Gel / oct poIitiife
Shioenterlip. hleo ban 1850 Sor.
itmloer for SeiifoIen / Reooing, tpor
han iiolnabe liz otrfelig sSortieneitc
al oeunr SfoleS nntioraic Spaape.
Gnbni inoen han / 1862 ~iratraaoie
oeune Elob@ bar han | 1858 funune1l
mo / GoIitifen. iotn SoltctinoAmano
for Hlbc Amt& Ste arpbS. ieuere ct
aor ior S~ocr0borg. men ira 1866
Tor Ssnoerbrobnsa reolen % Den 10.
LITTLE @ierniun toq ram iuloitr1roia.
oels Observation-Disclosures % oeIS
Observation-Disclosures al WaOet "Turlf
6oltetioeroc" iom han noadp / go.
rene ISbD-So.
Voo fiaSoaqen bar bans SSnoilp.
belle h~ctnNelig men Ran pnoeoe life
at fonIne irem / isrie Rptte. Spr.
liz DC egeutliqe aanpnar bolot ban
iia tiINrac; han hertc life iii Dem, Der
loocr Oct "brilte eler bore. Der
ionliac SilbGnaere hopoc ran mango
al oa hans Ifarpe. poIitiife SdrS oo
hans itorc grfariua aioroe bom re.
lpetteret.
Otter al haze nrret &iceiormonb /
Iorerr tS73-7S oa tSS0-S7 bIcp
han ToIfrtinaetS sSornmro iro 1887
til tnheprrerbc SumIing5 0com.
Belle mcn ltuhtoaeIie al 6orIigs.
ScSiionerue.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

NnTcs. unoertcQneoe. bar bar
- Yoauihop. DHlter en- Smso met en- IT,.
ben adpIidl al 4 s buHoreoe Gollars loni
gartuer y9an benUeaoer fg III Z guoets
lamb. Gmmons, DRiun
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

Srano. Sorleoen ueohrrrotc Gbr.
llrbronoS @oaro / Gliteo peb @reb.
lteo ct. Ser inoebrrrote / $50. .
auloe. II 6oar oa 1 60 meo uoalc
@riie.
Gnnrocn "2pngbieroeaaro"
Sfoplumoe. tiIbsrenoe 8roSierer @e.
lterquoro ! S~isbcuFuor. er totnlt neo.
bro1t6t. rs arenturcr OF | Stable
inocbrTrotc. mcoeuS set IpftcoeS al
rcNoe Neitene. lluNer @rmuoen IA.
ieoc en- boIoiom Storm. iom umuIiQ.
aioroe al Siufninn.
Torle6el WorQen opitoo Nh
pon ISAaI Suttiagdoro, Ger neo.
brGrrote mcloeS ira Sierrira Sen
@rnnocu inoebrpn6tr 3 Spin. S
Sour. I auic Oh 3 Salrc Ger mae
TuttiQmlSlcmmcr maattc brreS no
aiennem IiuNncrrc. Ger brdn0tc
100 Nr / Eontanter Al aoumuncus
EenNc o. 30 SIR. tilbsreuoc ,Sor.
forlcr
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

SsbsiulS. Stationsioritnuocr peo
Spalss Stotiou 8 Il. atielicu er 300
eiter ct Mars Spqeleie. nGiteu 80
Nnr 9nrnmcl.
Gu @eterar ira Srcnarsfrigcn
AielS Ssraenicn. bearooebeS iorIeoer
fro Hierte Hirfe pod Spu. Sam 51.
res til 8ropen al 6 Senner
Baron Soadim Weoen' @e0euS.
borg er eiter lTnacre Sio% SpoGtrS
os6. 10 Aar qommel. 0oronen hapoC
tioIiaere eiet R~ebbegooro" poo Hre.
bcricio men bar / 0en lenerc Gio boet
/ MoSfiINc
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Ireuoals 9umulSs uarefabrif

mi beiluttet iolgt peb iripiqig s(uf,
tion. gfterot oen topbe pGret | Iirf-
iomheo ct Rnr Mor. bleo bers Trift
inoItiaet / SOFT oa iioen hor man for
aipbes giort Sorisg paa at iGlee BEN
unoerhoanben, foiIfet oltiaa fife err
lnffebeS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
gna eierbanrn er mon M

Haa SierbauCn or man mn after
begnuot at arbeioe meo iliIb Strait,
meloes Der iii ~Gr. 9Iao" FRA 2ier,
efter al man har bapt nofian meaet
Rruoeri mco Sneen. Eoo Strpfrin-
cen 2ier-Snaitao brioes Der nrco
150-200 Mnro; men ira Siaaitao
I'll Srling err Der frenoeIes ganife
foo. &c oriper poa meb Stcnbrpo.
nina oa iorberenhe arbeiSer 90 er iaa
imoat beannoi meS at arane Stifren.
Der. Opiu1telien al Sernbaneimtio.
rer ptl antoaeiig life Photographers
icr til 8ddren.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

Ten rioite al Norges TrRiter en-
Suipifaispreit | I~ronobicm =. 9.
I@uffinno. Der err fsof lite Septenrber
1920. Son bar tnoetoof Soipitals-
trpifembeocf iioen 1879 eiter rolf.
aere at babe n9ret Er9it, fsrit /
6isrnsr. ienere p1a gttersen, Baito.
rem or fremosies ! ndo Iigsr OF ON.
emo GiIhererfoffen er minore. iaa
er Rams Sorfpnoelle at net gornIe GA
aItio me GpnngeIium ligc geoigen
OF troeSpurm.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

!Sareibc Sirfe ronrmeoes, ifsIqc
"Ssnbm. SSolfetio.", forleoen Of On.
net. Soarnet og Sirfen / Oct tele tn-
get bIen noaet romporteret. Iac
Girbuer pao ire NOR soelaqoes, lige.
iom Ser iiaeS, at Secret bar ltbt itpgeit
SfaSe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Nicnhnmsinln-

GicnSumSinla. TroorietGr Eeter.
len, Sor. 9iprt, bar ioIgt lin gieu-
Dom men ca. tao Tor. 9uno. II
lor. Sorttorn til Fartifltlier 6.
gtisien al aoloing Tor 10000 Str.
vi 9ciGtning on Nnpentor meoisIGer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31

ipm boz I 2De1 Etab :, lla, q bt bItp TWr0l1e n1to lun
me ct grbeioe paa iaa fort Gio, oa bah ON at iaa
lame W ffineu paa Iirsbag. hpiltet bun III. ouu
bar en- 8aifen1a iftue, iori bun alDrig fan BRUCE. oa
bet ideer en- Nlano i'll at hreic ben. The 1900 er
fdHat cen beoft Diaif ne. req rcgeniinoe bar sect.
Zen drbetoer iaa let al min file Gut TN Nret Dr.
9et i.aar Fem nit for al henoiit hocri m cit III
mia fer urrruere g5euts. NRr5 u al GgHiHc,
500 Eiperien gruleoarb.
Strip ftrar eiter &otafon % iulbi;gnbiae Sptpsringer
til 1900" WASHER COMPANY,
100 r. State ST.. Binghamton, ~. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Gfterippraici.

Gil ben. iom ihu uuoerretts mig ON. hpor
min Hrooer puer u. @lesprlo opboloer
iig nil lea are meaei iainemmeiig. Stoit
lea hprle ira ham par ban Not , en- Sto1s
lamp / Michigan. SrbH q. @lespplo. Rome
Y. O., Barnes 60. y Ia'. .2b2
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Gicuhumsioln. @irrboh[ CT

Gicnsumsialg. @iGroohI Sfoo |
Refen er al Stortirgsmonb aIeppen
Tolgt iii q. g. @olitoh for $1,000
og Smfo'tingcr
- @naroen aiertpett / Score / 9tl.
medal er al Rils Itilien. Strsm pr.
9rommen, iolgt til Sans Sfrmn9s
al Gter for 10000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-31
Ssssfalo. Q~rofesior Cato u

Gsesialo. Proiesior Cato %.
@ulobera err oigoaet PED Gsoen al
SierteIummelie efter et fort Spgeleie,
6512 gar gammel. Broiesior 6. ID.
8uloberg par nobannct ION Ntate.
matifer % par Troiesior | mpenbt
Natematif og pirfehe tiaiac iom ST.
rer / bette isoa peb Den mrlitGr. sol.
fcie. San hor eiterluot ia IN
RGfte onerfienote matemutrife eGre.
beoer OF more pibenifabeliae gr5el.
Der / Ta9et. Ren iremfor oft err
hans Rnun 6lepet enooa oeroensfienot
inoen 8ioenifaben peo De Spoaaelier,
han imnmen men i'm Spoaer Eroies.
var @nnac bar aiori angaaenbe ben
teniifc 4iinitet.