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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29

By PIERCE BURTON, in Chicago Record-Herald"

Early in the year 1901 Wayne Mac
yeagh delivered an address before one
OF the classes Of Harvard College. in
which he said in effect that the poIiti-
cal parties In the United States would
be divided into the disconnected party Of
labor and the contented. party OF capital
by whatever names they might be called
and that some time the party Of labor
would have control Of the government.
This address attracted a ETeat deal OF
attention throughout the country, and,
happening 10 be in Massachusetts later
in the season q friend, who had held
tie position OF colonel Of q Massachu-
sets regiment during the war OF the re
beIlion. and was holding a good position
under the Government, talking about this
speech, asked what I thought the party
OF labor would do when it came into
power.
7 replied IN effect that the men com
posing the party Of labor were American
citizens, and were DESTROYS of maintain
ing this Republic and securing for them
selves and their posterity all the bless
figs Of liberty and equality which the
founders Of the Republic intended they
should have But they can now easily see
that men are no longer created equal.
for under existing conditions some
Americans are born heirs to estates OF
from $1,000. 900 to 500, 0eo. 00G. whereas
the vast majority are created with only
their brain and muscles. In view Of these
conditions one OF the first things the
party would do on coming into power
would probably be to limit the amount
Of property any one person should own
Il this country to at most 81, 000. 900. and
provide that all above this sum should
revert to the Government of the United
States.
The supreme Court has decided that
an income tax is unconstitutional, but
th-s would not come in the form Of a
tax. but as penalty for a violation OF
law, and would not be taking private
property for public purposes any more
than The fine OF any amount for a vio-
lation OF law
Ny friend thought over the matter a
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
AS IT HAPPENS.

Men are like the leaves that fall;
Some strike on rough spots hard and
bare
And some float gently down where all
Is green as If with tender care
Some kindly hand had deity planned
Soft little places for them there,
And Oft the ones that fall upon
The places that are soft and green
Go tumbling from the verdant lawn
While others from where all was
mean.
Though trying ways, when many days
Are ended, reach the pleasant scene.
Some 90 with all the winds that blow,
By every passing zephyr caught.
And where the fields and wales dip low
These castaways at last are brought.
While many lie through wet and dry
Where first they CHANGED 20 fall and rot.
s. e Kiser in Chicago Record Herald.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29

ground and bruised by the teachers
feet 10 such a point that ths blood
gushed out from their noses and mouths.
Pat what is most extraordinary, says
IA Ponomaref. is that those queer
schoolmasters Intrust the task of teach
ing TO the best scholars These are
called the first group" or the pro-
fessors," and they are not above eight
or ten years of age. While they try to
teach their little comrades the school
master sits down TO drink IN the next
"kabako.'
The st. Petersburg correspondence,
which gives this summary of Ponomar-
eff's report says that on receiving 1t the
minister OF public instruction sent nu-
meroUs commissioners TO run over, in
Cognito. every part Of Russia at the ap-
proach Of winter, with a mission to
remedy the evil and punish the culprits
Philadelphia Ledger
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
IIFEBOATS ON OCEAN LINERS

Recent Investigations have brought
to light the fact that the great steam
ships which ply between American
and European ports are not provided
with as many Efeboats as the num-
Der Of passengers they carry during
the busy season calls for. In several
instances 1t has been shown that there
were hundreds of passengers in ex-
cess of the capacity Of the lifebcats.
Under the law the steamship eompan-
les are required to have one Iifeboat
for certain number of passengers,
and yet in hardly a single instance Is
this provision of the law complied
with. This noncompliance does not
proceed from indifference on the part
Of the companies to the requirements
of the law, nor Yet from any eallous-
ness as 10 the possible consequences
Of the scanty supply of lifeboats. It
can be taken for granted that they are
as anxious as IS the public on this
subject, but they are confronted with
certain mechanical difficulties which
they find 1t exceedingly hard TO over
come
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
PRIZES FOR THE STRUGGLERs.

It is curious fact, in the history OF
nations, that only those which have had
to struggle the hardest for an exist
eDce have been highly successful. As a
rule. the same thing is true Of men
One would think that IT would be a
great relief % have the bread and but
ter problem solved by ones ancestors
so that he might devote all his energies
and time\ to the development of the
mental ana spiritual farulties. But
this IS contrary to the verdict OF his
tory ard Ntae daily experience of the
world. The st-rgglcIs, those born to
q hcTitsSc OF poverty and toll. and not
these Tc1rcd II the lap Of fortune. have.
with few exceptions, been the leaders
OF civilization. the giants of the race
Success.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
THE HAPPY LONG AGO

They tell US Of the good old times
The happy long ago
Alas. the world today is aIled
With nothing much but woel
Back in the blissful. lovely days.
When all things were SO nice.
No fceman's wagon rumbIed, and
The people had no Ice.
Back in the happy. happy days
When. people we're so blest.
When life was worth the living. and
The world was at It's best.
Men didn't turn the faucets on
When they went home at night
And plunge as we plunge TITO tubs
All smooth and clean and white.
The good old days. the fair old days,
Ere awnings had been made,
How sweet it must have been when It
Was ninety in the shade,
To sit beside window where
The sun was shining through.
" ilAtF AEolik LSpdiAHtS0 streets the G45f
In choking volumes blew.
How glad they must have been who lived
IN those old, happy days.
When everything was done by hand
In good, old-fashIoned ways,
When smoky candles pierced the gloom
And babies yelled at night
Because there were nc safety pins
To give their souls delight
All! happy. happy days long past,
When ali the world was gay,
Ere window screens had been devised
To keep the flies away.
When people slept on corded beds
And had their visions rare
While glad mosquitoes took their I'LL
What happiness was there.
S. E. Kiser. in Chicago Record-Her-
aid.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29

The great question. they are called
upon to meet Is bow TO find room for
the number of Iifebcats necessary to
take all the passengers IN the event of
a mishap that makes this necessary.
Anyone who has made several ocean
trips on the big liners will be able To
testify that nearly all available space
is utilized for the storing of Hfebcats-
Some Of the steamers also have life
RATS, and all Of them have more than
enough of hfe-beIts or jackets, And
yet 1t Is certain that some means
ought to be found to have lifeboats in
sufficient number to make IT absolute
ly sure that every passenger can be
taken from a burning or sinking YES
sci. How to accomplish this Is by no
means an easy problem. It would
seem to lie within the province of
some inventor to devise q collapsible
boat which can lie on the decks and
be made really for use at a moments
notice. There IS not a doubt but that
the steamship companies would be
more than glad TO add such equipment
to what IS now provided to insure the
safety Of their patrons
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
subgcription &c to OF Of

MORNING EDITION. one year, s.; six
nonths, $780, three months, S1-25, Morn
ing and Sunday, one year. 81; six months.
$3.50; three months, SI-75. Sunday edi-
ton only, one year. g; six months. 81;
three months, 90 cents.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
WHEN SHALL THE HARVEST BE2
By NJ. L. ApPERsoN.

When shall the harvest be?
o, tiller Of barren soil,
Hope leads thereon through cold and heat,
Gives strength to tired hands and feet.
And yet no stores, no sheaves Of wheat;
What for remains thy toll?
Il
When shall the harvest be?
The harvest for love and trust,
When shall my fettered soul be free,
To know and be known and clearly see.
Gods wisdom and goodness in showing ne
That my idols were only dust.
III
When shall the harvest be?
o, Master, tearfully wait;
I thought had love and portion Of bliss,
But my fancied store has shriveled to this,
My hands are empty and YET I toll,
On barren spot OF thankless soil
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29

"The ladder of fame and the
creased pole of success are favoIite
instruments Of exercise, and no bur
glar locks can keep shut the tran
som over the back door of society"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29
Town Points. Postage P-epaid.

EVENING Ed ION. one year. 50: six
months, $50; three months, 70 cents
Evening and Sunday. one year, s.; six
months, $3.50; three months. S1-25-
Morning. Evening, aud Sunday. one year,
SO; six months. s.; three months, $3.50.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-29

$50 we have the problem of lead
ing our parents out Of their old
habits into the more genteel ones
to which their industry has given US
the key"
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Gubas Roneres iamIet.

8aa SnbbpbeIie Of @enernIguper-
rter @oob msote Meolemmerne Of
Gubas fsrite aoneres / 8alatiet /
Saoana Den Ste Mfai. General 8ooo
tiltalte Dem iaaIebes: "gtine Serrer!
Seq bar ben sgre poa 8rGitoent
&ooiepeIts og egne 8egne at bpbe
Gem peIfomn,en og suffe Gem Selb
meS bet pistise ar6eibe, iom De mart
ffaI p~aabeepnoe. De er fomrret lam.
men Der ifsIge Srbre at 14be april
1902. Sneen Iopeipenbe Wagt I'll.
berer 9eres &on9res, fsreno Regia.
rineen formeItg er o~peroraget til De
bolgte GmbebSm9no, botlfet bill ife&l.
IL ben 2OSe Mai. 9e onmooes ON
o~fficieIt at meobeIe mig, boem Der er
paIgt til 8r9iioent oe SiceprGiioent
paa Cuba og boem Der er oalet til &C.
natorer os ReprGientonter, for at eJ
fan unoerrette De Soreneoe StaterS
8reiioent oerom. Oct er al Sigtig.
beb, at bette giSres inoreit mlItgt, for
at Sc 5orenebe Staters Br9itoent fan
laoe 8eroen pioe, at en- Regiering er
fommen iitaro paa Cuba.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

s(borpa / 1896, oe be Far mi I 6 aar
t9ret betrastet iom bfoe.
ltsreicn / 8nslanS. - Sra 81. Se.
tersbur9 meboeles. at fem 9fitriftcr
/ 8rootnien 8uItaoa er erfI9ret / 9e.
letrineStiIitano. 5 EomIf Ifal Bpm.
terne efter en- Spit meo EoIittet bape
bruot op Staters aornmagoiiner os
foripnet Jig al SiGrtenS Spit.
$50 6iifere umfomue. - Sra 90.
fobama teIegrafcreS, at $50 6iifere
CT omfommet UNDER en- ooloiom
Storm, iom raieoe ODER SiI0eimgit.
ieItet paa Snpans 8eitfpIt. Gen iQ-
pnneiiite arpoier "0h1iaibi" itranbcoc
UNDER Stormen, men Wanoifaoet req.
neOes.
Muiplinp, ben ,%rapnfunbise italien-
ife Bandit. benptter M Tioen / 5ens.
iIst I'll at Ifripe fine Wemotrer,
meIoeS ira Rom. ane fore R9no
IfaI 10 ifripe fine Memo3rer, % oct
IaOer til, at WltioIino frembeles er
ben itorc Manb / Stolien. 8orbsret
oper bQnt omiottes meb en- rent forball.
ienoe Snteresie - natrtrli9pi8 iPrIig
ira Spinoeiioeu. s De 10 ferite
Gage, GQrbsret oare0e, mooto9 ban
life millore emo $500 9repe ira apiu'
Der. So oct beber en6og, at itaIietrife
9oin0cr ital babe inoienot en- Betl'
ton til Orpnniugen ON WhtioltroS
fuIoItpnoiae 8enaaOnins. Grofesior
i2ombroio finber iorsortst al ben
f~oinoeIige spmpati, iom soiles paa
RuioIito. garife notIrIig. "aptn.
oerne iinoer aItto no9et interesiant %
tiltrpffenoe oeb itore 5orbrpSere, "
tiger ban, "i9rIig bo, taor Der oper
bereS TorbrpSeIie boiler ct ror ,rtiIf
ener mct.ife enbog rtooerltgt -,I9r.
Gre IicroeoeIe al 9ptrberrc leoer
enom / OfiboeIaIoeren," Tiger Den
Itore ariuinolog, "og 0fuioIiro er
netop en- 5fiffelie ira WtioOelaloe-
rem" Reu eaers ier BET no iii, at Der
cgiua fiu0eS MGno, iom Interesierer
fla for 0eu itore 6orbrpner. 6orlOen
2~ombroio ieIp bar iaoleoss 0tgtereu
Gabriel o'Innun5io bciegt 0tuioIina
/ bans 6pnoieI / ben Seniiet at inO'
isre BAN / Ell m 8cmar, iiges Der -
o. beremte Mnlere og Siaebbu19ere
bar oaioa isst auaicnS hos ben ceIebre
Bandit.
RbuScS's Seitamentc. - Ggefuto'
rcrne al GeciI RboOe&'S SeItamente
boIot ! Sirsoaas ill fsrite Rsbe. Stor,
unhet ems SpIGSniugen al Scitnmentei
bTep Der / Bette fsrite RsOe life uoret.
tct. men Der frsufom Dog mango in.
tereSiontc S~pIpsuinger ON bette mpr'
felipe Tofuments SiIblineIieShiItorie,
i Cecil &hooes omIfreo lit Retainer.
re Ter @anae, o. ale DC ier i~orifieI'
Iiae Iofumenter bPrer SihneSbprS
ON, bpor intercsieret Rbohes bar en-
inocrlia Samnenilutnine meIlem b
grarIIttalenoe SolfeiHrS. og bnorOarr
GualouhS ~lloriSelie % saehc Rlat.
fplSe laa ham pao Sirrte. Get, Tom
bopeoiogeIia filler oisie ier foritielisc
Gotlmenter 40, or, Of ban bper Sang
kapSe uoieet en- rp Wtano I'll at for.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
DiIhelminas SYeoom.

9en ltge bonanbife 9ronnines
SiIitanb Dor / gegpnbelien at benne
llge iaa aIoorIie, at man frpgtebe BET
oerite. Spsbommen meOfsrte nemIig
/ Ssnbags benbes fortibliee Reo-
tomit os Gatten melem ben Ste os
7be Mai bar benbes EiIitonO iaa fri.
tif, at inse1 at benbes 2eger ct Die
blif forIoo SpsepGreIiet. SenoeS
Mano oe benbes Rooer oaagebe o..
iaa belle Naatten peo benbes 9eie.
rbenfor Slottet bar Der iamIet en- flor
MenneifeIfare iom meo. SpGnOing
nentebe paa gfterretning ON ben af.
bolbte Sronnines SiIitanb. &ioIig
ON Morsenen ben Toe furbe inibIer.
tio 2eeerne glebe gublifum uteb ben
WfebbeIeIie at 8ronninsen bar Itot BE-
Ore og fri for Sober.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Deroens rteeite mano.

aIfreo Belt, ben riseite Wono /
8erben, er fuIbitpnbig ultg ben npIIg
afbsbe Cecil &boOes, ion Belt iaa
lpnee baobe Sorretninger iaumer
meo / SpO.afrifa. San bar ct meget
beIeonet 8aierL ct bsfIig, tilbageboI-
oenoe % en- bel baIanceret Weano.
Sit Itore SuS i 2onoon bar bm lto-
Itpret meb oct for 2ie, at ban furOc
unHgaa at pie 8erben, at ban bar ben
riac Nano. San ipneS meget on at
ride, % ban flaoer Jig meo negen
Smag. @bobes oerimob brsO Jig life
Oct minoite ON fine aI9oer. 9t9iten
ale @eitS @etiente bar ltnioeriitets.
uboanneIie, oe enfelte at Dem bsrer til
set fiueite a~riitofroti. Belt er 40
aar gammeI % bleu fSbt / Somburg
al isbiffe ScrPlSre.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Sra anore canoe.

Snnser o. gcit. ct Telegram
ira Sn6iei mcboeIer, ar Suneersns.
ben og Better | Tunjob.D iitrifict III
er pGrrc enb uoaeniinbe for.
80 ~faiDlifc grGiter fra amerifo
meo 8iIfop Dic2onnea | Spioier
mo6toseS / Sirsodes | auoiens Dos
Rape Geo. 9iifop RcTonnca oner.
brngte ben telige 5aoer et Iupis.
ming paa $4,000.
Stalienlfc arissianser. On ita.
Iienif SoIndt bar ifrepet hiem ira
abpsiinieir pg fortRler, at ban 90 90
nnorc itaIienifc Soloater frem0eles
boloes Tom arigSfauser Of aorg zee.
nelif. 9enne Gfterretning fom oper'
rnifenoe, GA man bnboe gaaet no ira,
al bisie GoIbnter falot | Slnget peo
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
900 kikehge Sferretninger 0''-

- 8rof. 9apier, ion bar pnret 2n.
rer peS Gables Serninnrp 9eo @ing,
bar urootaget aol0 fra lutheran Stea.
BENIN, GarfIano.
- Ole SIien 2ansietb, aberoeen,
Itrioer / "Gacific Scroll" en- anmoo.
ming til 8oitor Saritab ONT at gisrs,
boab ban fan for at noale Of 29rernc
oe6 8arEanb.S foIen fun6e tageS at
Ser Sorerebe airfe, Seriom bette
S~amfunoS sSoIf noe paa geitfpiteu
ffrI0e cnife BET. SertiI iparer 8aitor
Saritab iont lin ~perionIise Ienina,
al oct piit furbe Iabe iig gisrc at on.
iGtte 2Grere fra Dem SorercSe Strife,
foruoiat at. oisie life otISe inbfsre
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

garttmoseri | Stolen; bet fommer
10 ogiao on pna, bpnb arap Der ira
Oct on0et SamfunoS SIDE bible fill.
les I'll benre SfoIe; 8oitor s.. no.
taller ogiaa, at man / SfoIenS Cru.
tees piI ftube rimeIige 5oIf, iom BIZ
iOrban6Ie Sngen fra ct friiteIiet %
tirteItgt Stanopunft. Der err Rum
NOT peb Sfolen for ale De GIeper,
iom 8eitfpiten oil itoffe.
- 8roi. Strem bar ioIgt fit GUS i
Gilbert Sea iii 8roieSior llaeusoarg
% or ofreiit iii Belgrade for at ooer.
taae tit mioIertt6ise aaIo Der.
- 9oitor 8. 5. StronS, $~artlonO,
Itriper fra Rorse, at 6amiIlen %
ban anfom til ariItiania / beoite Bel.
gaaenoe ben Soc gprtI.
8aitor GanooIf organiierebe
npIi8 en- Renigbeo peb Segner, ge6er
GO, Rinn. Zen fit Rapnet Snma.
mIcIS Rent9he0 90 teller 10 Itemme.
teretti9e6c ReoIcmmer. Raitor Har.
ooIf ifaI betIenc Menisbe0en.
Stuocuterue peo SomIire Gu.
Their Scmlnar bar ioreto9et Ell Sno.
i1mIing bIonot Groi. 6rjt2 forri8e
G.e0er for al ioa moIet et RortrPt al
ham. Cette CT MI bIeoen ub'srt al
@uuitmaLer 8auitab.
- Bot. 9ergeier, 8oIton, ffriper,
at Scr ia. hoIoea en- Set / 0Eeniobe.
ben fri 17oc I'll 19Se sunni. gtue Dc
&reitcr. 'om arbciocr pao Sittpiteu.
TaI iomle5; oct bItoer Na Is Nar
iioen 0teuiqbeber bIeo inforporcrc,
"a 10 aar iibcn EreIter ttItroaotc.
@a,c Colleges @ei,nrer, Trof.
@jmmeiIao. IfaI ! Commemorate
otrnc re,'t omtring i gfeni9beoernc
FOR at tale Sfoler& gag i 6irfcrnc.
ior At opmurtrc TorGI0re I'll at ien0l
inc Porn ii, Stoler.
Eoitor SeimboI bar outage:
Hl.0ct ira %inIc % &ItersM eni8be'
Der. @lumar, Wynu.
- Noitor @uIIjtien er toIot I'll ia.
itor &ctmbabI@ Gitcrmanb.
Batter &elm0abI bar nGret e.
Gur til Ggorsbp. gIa.. bpor han poc
IiItrjftetS 6ormonos Gumoontnc
hoIot 8u6&tieueite for DC SpuobefoIf
iom bar neoiot Jig Der,
- GroI. Stub itriper / anIeoniui
al ct 9rcp fra RiSiionGr aitrup:
Den Gremqong, RisiiouSgierrin
gen bar glort i SpS.airifa, oil g.Pot
abe WiaiionenS @enuer. @i baaber
al Oct mnu Ipfte& at fao Sc opfsrt,
Stolebuie betolt, % at SGrcrue mat
fao Iibt til @~ipSopboIo. Bore NtiS
NonRrer hor uot Sic for set, at mar
mao begpu0e me0 8erneue. bUts mar
fol funnc pelte iiq bIipenbe HeiuIta
Ter al RlSilonenS 8iernina. SuernI
L. - cuteu oct er Be triire 2anoe ellie
/ 9eorin9eianOe - bIIper Stolegier
ulugen. NienIgbebsfolen, peb SioeI
!, al GpoueeIiets Brpbtfen for be porn
loen itore &OOebOpaaps.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

- Raitor q. 9cberien opmurstrsr
Spnooen til mere ero fsr at iiSbreSc
Traftater og andre friiteIige Snraa.
i~frifter, liant oeinn at isse at u0breoc
airfeblooet mere END bibtiI, ieIp ON
man ifuloe bortsipe en- Del Sri.grem.
pIarer. San benoiier til boor ipris
De %reformertc Setter, iom Tiger at
isnberripe ben Iitberife airfe, er for
at ubbreoe fine Blade og agitatoriifc
Sfrifter; iiIr er bette 1iIfaISet meo
aobentiiterre ion uoipreber fine gIa.
De % Blatater / Siiiinbpis bIanbt
bort 5oIf uben at frGoe roseu Beta.
ling.
9rof. Strsm bIep peo ct af.
ifebs.S eIifab, iom blep bolbt for BAN
/ gIbert Sea neb bans gfreiie, ooer.
raft en- Bensegnpe pad $50. - Brof.
Strsm er reiit til Belgrade for al
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

bate ben 6ornue, ban mantte eiter-
lnoe fig. Otter 5eitnmentet al 1891
betrDeoe ban ben belle 5crpnItiing al
ben folosinle 5orrniie III fin eooe Ben,
ben bersrnte SoiirnaIiit Diliam E.
Steab, iorat ban ifiiIbe nnnenbe ben
II. 5remrne al be itore Sheer, be bopoe
fGnes, let par ,oeioo paa Steobs
Overwhelming, at 9citemmelien ON
SrforoSS iipen6ierne for 4merifo bIeu
inDiat | 5eitamentet. Oct iioite 3e.
itnmente er fra 1899, men flor bIen
g9iIliam Stenbs 0opn Itrsset al
Rbooes's Seitamente pna @rino at
bans anifuelier ON arigen | Spo.
cfrifa.
Tusaftu Geperp beoer en- Wearo Der
III er optrnaot ior1 Santos 8umonts
IipaI iom 2uitifipper. Sgian Sen
npe Iano er graiiIinner. San fore.
tog | 6rebogs ct meget beIoist 5orisg
| 8oris meo lit npe 2uitifib ga
8air." Sdrfoiten lpitrebe Roret I'll
SuIbfommetbeb. Get npe 2uftifib
Iigner 9limonts / ~rioieenoe, men meo
Senipn til Stpreapparater os anper.
oeIien al 9ripfraften er bet belt for
ifieIist. 7et Lar TO 9etroleltmsmoto-
rer paa tilia1nmen 40 Seitefrpfter.
Seoero oil sisre npe 5oriss iaainart
8eiret bIir pent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
OiaIeet.

Oct Sorffe 2anbstins beilllttebe !
bemmeIigt RsSe ben Ste Wai OF foit'
boIbe i'm tiblisere peotagne &eioIution
ON gialset, % oct bill rimeligpis gaa
Iigeoar, r,aar Saeen bebanbles /
aabent Itsbe. SanbStinset % Solfe.
tinget boIber iaaleoes bper paa lit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

OOSlOLuSS ~ IlDe StuIp, SuNIIISH W
fonrn1e efter ON noele Tiger.
- Baitor 6. MageIsieu arfom I'll
Saptparo ben iibite llge for at oper.
tage 9etieniugen al @enisbeoen bc-
uuoer Soitor Sfabos Srap9r / Ror.
&c.
Gauges spnpbe.
- GeerfieI0 @enigbeS, @iS., bar
beiluttet at pubic op i'm Strife % inO.
iPtte ct 8armeapparat / 2sbet al
Sommeren.
- 5sIsenbe unge I2no 9raoue.
reoe fra Den forbereoenSe afoeIine
i ReS 8in9: 6. o. @. GiomSIano,
SboS s. SpanOe, q. s. gpenion, u,
@ierfe, 81. 81. Ebompiou, 8. g. 0eis,
30. g. Hespig, Com. 9ueo, 6. s.
Simonion, s. S. a~nuoSoie, 8. s,
&p9b, g. 8. Soeeietb, q. s. Erps'
itao, 8. M. Gbompion 9. .. Sro'
oieu, 9. .. Mona, $. 6. Guita6, 9
S. @refte, Com. SonIan6, &. ~. s,
MianeS, q. 6. Sobnion, 6. q. Seen,
-Baitor g. 8eftbp bener ON @i,
Drag til ct atrfebu8 for Wi$iion$me'
ni8be0en / Spb.Gbico9o. Menigbc.
Ben bar tiobt en- gammeI airfe o.
ajrfetomt for $4,000, oe boIoer nj
poo al fIptte airfen.
- 8oItor q. 6. Sanien me6 Sa.
mile er M poa Reiier til siberia.
Canada.
4nitor Z. 9ee bar boIOt gf'
Ifeo8prpSifen / fit SoIo oeS 9eItromi
% ifoI ooerta9e tit me aaI6 peo Gen'
piQe, 9. @, ON ro9Ie Gage.
- sos 9oitor Reitar er Der forti'
ber me8en SQgoom; Oct GIoite Barr
er ip9t, oct nGitGIoite Iigger poa e.
&oipitoI / ct. YouI % set 3bie Iiggel
for Ss6cn Of 9 furIo9en8fcber.
Srifirfrn
- Ono. u. GIioien. iom bar pirfe.
ION Ssoemi$iionpr / Chicago, bal
fuoet rs Collars al 8i9eiorenin9er
Calumet, Mit. San pirfer blanc
SeSernc / @isconitr.
9aItor 9. ~. Solefien / g.
Grosie bar foaet 8aIS fra 9etbIe
bemS Weni9beb i 9roofIpn q. 3.
iom i'm 9roOerS G. 6. Solefiens 81
terfslger.
Sicns 3cnigbeo, Tacoma
8oib., bar Ell mn Strife unber Spg
ming, iom fol bIioe boaoe itor % pnf
fer. On m GrGiteboIi9 er netop op
fsrt til ct aoiteube al $1,000.
"6oltebIaSct" ifriper: SeI
gamIe airte for SrefoIoisbebs Menig
beo paa lobe apeuic % 4Se Stree
oil ON fort Tin blipe flpttet for q
ffoffe 9laoS for aulG9 for SurIing
Ton, genor 3opiSS & Rortbern ga
zen. Zen goutIe tpife Strife | 9Grbe
bcSen ifaI oglGa flutes. Seaee gps
| nineer eieS mn al Srott & 5ielo. ion.
oil BABE Dem flpttet inben tooe Mni.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

1urtin gisruipn or fsbt ben lite
Sept. 1870 / IrepIe. 8ts. San be-
sbubte paa aisSburs ON !9siter 1897,
NaIpiu Sause er fsbt ben 6te Ssb.
1875 pua 8aaroeu gauge t gremaus
gers SrGite9i9lb, Ssnbfiorb, Rorge.
San Tom til Gmerita 8aarer 1895 %
beebubte ON Ssiteu beb augsburs Ses
minartum, iom iiben ben Sio bar peret
bet eneite Sicm. ban bar bapt / bette
2anb.
q. :. Sause er feot ben 15be Rarts
1874 paa @aarbeu gauge { SieImes
lambs Y~rGitesi9lo, Stapaueer Unit,
Roree. Sommeren 1892 Tom ban til
Burton, 81. 8. Sar itioeret peS ausss
burg | 8 Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09

u. 2. 5ramitab er fsbt ben 4he
Iarts 1878 / abams, 3is. Gan fibts
tebe ienere til Stelpart, 8ts. Gan Tom
til augsburg on Ssiten 1895 os bar
iioen itilberet Der.
Or. %. 9sberipu er fsbt ben lite
Rarts 1880 / 9anlep Sails, geuon
Reotcine 60? Rtun. gan fom til
au9sburs Ssiteu 1897.
Sutbarb 81. Berg er fsbt ben 27be
Sept 1881 / Stonp Gtin, geuotp Riots
cine Co.. Tttrn. Sau flpttebe ienere til
Gububon, @tnu. Gan bar itlineret oeo
Gugsbure | 5 Iar.
Rubplpb q. Canton, Reliou, Rtun..
er fsSt ben 2oSe gsai 1879 oe Tom til
Guasbure | 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-09
Norif uopanorine.

Sra Sriitiania teIeernferes ben Ste
Mai, at llbpanoringen fra Rcrse til
De SoreneSe Stater / inoep9rerbe aar
antoses at bile raa op til 10000
Berioner.