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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-19
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THE +; HISTORY CONTEXT
one of the -Four Papers to
Receive honorable Mem
ton. 8 :
Honorable mention3

A. New York. April 30. 1883, Wash
;ngton. our first president, COOK inc
oath Of Office. .-,..-..,,
ono administration of Washington
and Adams were spent principally an
establishing government lnsueutiohs
and lin promoting domestic a1airs: =.
{, The capital was removed to wash
.ngton in 1901, and in 1903 LOUISIANA
was purchased from France, thereby
greatly expanding our territory. f.':'sz.
We had our second war with fSng--
land in 1872. Tor commercial Sindepend-
e11ce, lasting two years. The peace
treaty was unsatisfactory, leaving un-
settled some important causes OF the
war. This war consolidated the union.
In 1920 there was a great anu
slavery movement, and the missouri
compromise was made. separating the
country into slave and free states.
The Monroe doctrine was formed
N 1928, asserting that American con-
.inents were no longer open to colo-
AVIATION or interference from outside
powers.
We fought Mexico in 1886 about Tex.
as, an independent state, which was
later annexed. Mexico yielded in 1913
and we obtained large tract of land
.lorth and west. =
Soon slavery became the leading
question: compromises were attempted.
put to no avail In 1851 eleven states
4 .eceded, forming a confederation
.gainst the union. .stts5
Lincoln emancipated the slaves in
a62. as necessary war measure.n
The north was victorious, the union
reserved, the slaves liberated and
,eace was restored in 1855.
The Confederate states were admit
ed to congress-. 1865, upon ratifying
ne thirteenth and fourteenth amend
cents.
Lincoln was assassinated in 1865 by
J. southerner. and in 1881 the tragedy
sas repeated in the assassination OF
Garfield. :
The country was involved in a war
with Spain in 1898. After much hard
4ghting we were victorious. Peace
Sas restored Aug. y, 1898. sss5.,
In September. 1901. President McHin-
.ey was assaasinated at the Pan-Amer-
can exposition by an anarchist.
The country is now at peace with
he world and is enjoying prosperity.
and at its head is President Roose-
veit, most able executive.
Clara Driscoll,
Ninth Grade. Grafton, n, D.
High School.
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Pirates of the 4ir.

WI E were whizzing along at beau
wv tlful speed, the register ind
eating $50 miles per hour. with maxi
mum height of IN miles. The bras
work shone like FIRE in the sunshine
and the moisture covering the ship
from the many clouds through which
we passed. leaving them seethinl
masses Of vapor, sparkled and gilt
tered like diamond dust. =.
I was second mate on the "Clou6-
land" the newest fast mailship. built
by the American Aerial company o.
St. Louis The Cloudland was ranked
among the very first of the fast air.
ships, being second to none. This was
our third regular trip. The Rockies
with Denver our last stopping place
were fading away in the distance,
while beneath us stretched the bound
less plains Of North America Oui
route lay between Washington, D, C.,
and San Francisco. with t7' stops
5 one at Denver and the other at ,St;
Louis. There were several million dol
lars Of gold dust and nuggets In the
ships strong boxes this trip, on Its
way to the mint at Philadelphia.
It was about noon and we were on:;
few hundred miles from St Louis.
when we caught sight Of beautiful
pleasure craft falling from above. and
displaying signals of distress. How
ever, Uncle Sans mail will not stol
for anything or anybody, and conse-
quently we went on. The course the
falling ship was taking lay directly i,
our path, so the captain changed tht
direction of the Cloudland. We were
abreast of her now Suddenly sh.
stopped. Whizz! The Cloudlan,
lurched violently leeward. We wer,
going faster and faster and faster
Whizz-z! Another sprojectile apasse.
over us, with that peculiar Singh,
sound. snatched my glasses and
leveled them at the other ship. Shs
was pursuing us now and on the
short signal mast hung an object that
made my blood run cold and the chills
creep I'D and down my back. 1t was
> black flag, bearing the skull and
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-19
ole Story Teller
In Search of
Hunpty Dum1pty

Humpty .Dumpty sat on wall,
Humpty Dumpty got great fall.
Not all the kings horses nor all the
kings men 80.
Gould set Humpty Dumpty up again.
This WAS the riddle! Bob, aged g.,
stood on. one chair and gave impossi- .
BILE answers. Bess, aged 4, stood on
another. chair and gave equally impos-
sible answers. Both were puzzled. At
length mama called Bob, so Bess was
left alone to wonder why the kings
horses and the kings men could not
lift such an Insignificant little thing
as Humpty Dumpty. Bess determined
to investigate the matter On the
table lay Bob's new primer. Bob had
just started school. and the first thing \
he read to his little sister was this
bit Of nonsense.
:, Bess gravely opened the book and
stared at the black marks before her.
Then very brilliant idea entered her
little head. Bob's teacher had taught
him to read, so she determined to
learn also, and know who Humpty
Dumpty was. =. :, ~ :: + Z.
Bess knew the way to the school
house. 1t was only few blocks away,
and of course the teacher lived inside.
So Bess climbed down from the table.
tied on her cap and quietly crept out
of the house. It was cold, Very cold
and the wind blew in Bessie's eyes.
but she knew If she went back for
her coat, mama would see her and she
would not be allowed to go.
r The janitor of K: school was just
finishing his daily work when a very
tired little girl tugged at the door.
He opened it and Bess entered.
"Please. is Bob's teacher at homer"
ttWho is Bob?" asked the janitor. 5
!. bob! He's my brother" answered
Bess. -,
"And who are you?"
Sim Bess.''
"Where do you hve?" was the next
question. 49,.
"We live in the brown house on the
corner" answered Bess.
The janitor. didn't know Bob. and
he didn't know where to find the
''brown house on the corner" so he
was at a loss what to do, He stood
and pulled at his beard until Bess
asked: ~. ~
.. lean see Bob's teacher now?"'
'Why, you see. she isn't here"
Bess burst into tears.
And don't you know who Humpty
Dumpty is, either?" she sobbed.
The big, burly janitor gathered the
child UP in his arms and carried her
to bench where he left her while he
finished his work. In the meantime it
had begun to snow. and night was
falling. Bess sobbed and sobbed, as
she watched the snowfakes and
thought of Bob cozily eating supper
with mama and papa. But after what
seemed a lifetime to Bess, the jan:
tor returned with an old coat in whict'
he wrapped her. =
''Now l will take you home TX
said, ''and you must show me the
way" :. :.
When Bess was finally delivered Il
her anxious mother, she was asleep
butt she awoke when she heard Boz
ask in the gruffest tones he couf0
command:
'What was the child thinking of"
Mama laughed and cried by turns
when she learned the object OF tt.
visit.
Bob only said, ''And you didn't fin
out who Humpty Dun1pty was. aftei
all that fuss about it?"
A 9th Grade, Eta Groettum,
South High School. '-s 2215 9Th st S
%. 10
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BON ON 6jGip FOR Ell mcaet
trGugcnoe Samtilic.

Si6lQe NrmoontuQ al Chairman
hen / Somn OF Glieer, % ANDRE. %
eiterot bape mnoerient 6orloloeue
irembpre9 hcrpco Ell Bon til BARN.
hiertipc Weomenneifcr ON AZ foume
en- meaet trungenIe ,SdmiIie til
@iGip. Sans Raou er 2uuritS
u a M 6o&iton Wiim. Hone1l
bur ! lang Eio uTret luQ % 0oftoren
bar crfIrret. al en- Separation mua
ioretaaes. ont Ser iful bIipt nolcn
Torbehriug. Nloiocu or icIp fife
iterf uell lioer al Ct ~cpilcptiif I'll.
frloe; poor Ian BERTH fommcr. at Sc
bar fire imoo Bern. oer rloitc -
Mar. % far finn en- tdrpcIiq 10 AZ
2ono. ioo oil pitt crhpcr. iom REQ.
hpan set bctn0er at iio0c I iao6onnc
CmitGnNiaheoer mo'e at Nettc er
orroiqe (rrngcnHe. iom &c. ser bar
ioroiif Coos, qier bel / al hiripe.
6oaitou Mfiur, Zoe ,Sebr. 1902.
:. .. Soetcr Brett.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

4 garet 1901 itiIer soIfcbep9aelien
| SiierSal % 9iaeberrep JIG ~idaIcSes:
sgstepietc IS Sn / Sitereal. 2 Yar I
QiIeberren, ian,t 7 Yar nstepiet ncens
for Reniebeben. : Siteroal er fsSf AZ
Gutter OF 40 Yisef. ialt 81 Born j
giIeherreb 9 Gutter % IL bigger. iait Is
Bern. a~onfirmereoe. 33 @lrtter. ~ Yis
ger / Siterbal s Bntter. 7 Bigger ! Siles
herrec - ialt 70. 0sbe i 0iterbal. %
gaanoiisn. Is apinpeiicn. iaIt Al osoe.
) 2iueherreo bsoe 1 Wanoil. 90 D
Apinoefi.. altiaa AZ | belle SrTIteei9Is
bet. s Herioner er unmeInt AZ Stats
firfeu. hporaf 1 for at ino9aa boreerlist
sesteftab.
Z en- Gale fra aorosren Nptaarsodg
betunebe SosueprGiieu, at bet er eli libel
dig RoSe. at SoIf refer uberfor jim esert
Renisbeo og III e9et 8nosbus for at arg
tepies. Cm be at &irfeu nv.ranote be
mGrtebe ban. at Be boooe opeioet lom
@runb. at be life bapoe finost "noget
sobt" i &irien; iarutibis bapbe Dc bog
inbremmst. ut be life hapbe eiort BRIG
az &irfen % bens Sober. llhtrGbeliers
ne maatte osrfpr aniees iom mincre bel
operneiepe.
Srrar fsr Sui boIotes Saiar pna Mot
oooen til Snotret for Sottige. Ser mo
tom efter Sieenne Ctr. 500, iom uoocItes
nj Sui. Ser bolptes oa'aa Strrna /
9irfen for be Satrige itrar fsr SuI. 6oor
beo inbtom ca. goo ar. llbbelingen paa=
aaar peo SosneprGiteu; men ON ban
faar meeen @lGoe al bette iii 6oerp er
lpiIt. Serbeu er oitc beai9rIig. men Ii
Der t~nfnemmelia.
Tn al SileberreSs tlGttelte Senter IN
aeborg j., Ytorf. bolot / Sulen 8rpuup
meb ariiIian Sbo al 8~ransherreo. Set
Iaa llemt NO mep oen f9le Sucen. bu
SrlIoen iltIoe finftc 3bie Sna; men Dc
brch JIG nof irem trooS 0atmhinoringeu.
% @rplup bier Oct III iditidr 2lo og
Steo.
u. SolIib.
9iterbdI, Dem Soc Gan. 1902.
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DCmmerue

St hdr oepoueret $1,000 | metropolitan Baut al
giiuuenptls bIor De oil Iorb.i. iuotlI oe uOoeles Il.
SHoerne Geubolo III 0pmmeruts RIenoelie.
Santens GerttrfIt Der ircmittllcs her er tilitrTt,
ieligt &loaesbpro ON at oeiie er bona hde" 5tlbHo.
OF 'onl en- @arautt Tor Il! RrGmierHe piI bii uDoeIt
abillut retiRroigt bar bet inlteoes os az erhp,ypt tr,
NFHo III al iunaere ipni 3ommere, Der ltaar bglt
lddpel iocialt iom pruiesioueli.
Aaar iaaonuue WGno iom ben iorrtas Ulapoy al
NiuueapolS, Superlu,enoenten for BE- ureutlige Sios
Ter pq Ell 9oumer I Y1unlclpdbG etten iuOutlQsr / q;
'uugtre ipm Ionmere Dor Bou.eii, iua tan eubUer
9erlon hole pau az pile ut0otdle otH Yrrulie BAN
pluoer. 9isie ire Sommer pil ~tliticubc Grrmlrrne
Don. ,Sames Grau. iorbeuu Wapor al Di,nntaDoils.
Tr 0bas ". 9ornun, Supt for b. o~ientltge Stoler.
y. Tanrurth 1idin Mon. 8omrter { Muutcpdi'Jteiteu
SeHo ale SeuUenoeller III
American Picture Co., Minneapolis, MINI.
Suaen pCrion meb ~lHetuQe,ic al 5ctursreu iur usrt ROM
pani pC0. bulb bet forrCtte hniai cr AZ BOILER Btleotl "a
inleu Rerior. Der pd roleu Raa'c e iHllttt 10 os otl uIabes
al DeltGge . RnrefeH, Der ioregtdr I 5ore RlHctr5 3 uttresit.
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Srepe fra Norge.


goIbbu. Otter ben iaafaISte apan,spei
fonoi npele @urter ira Voiobh Den paas
feIaenpe Tag hans afiiGlebe Scseme.
Dan bar formooentlie ranrnier al Sias.
Snaebisrg Sohnsoatter 8emnle ! Yang
ca. 20 Var aanmel, osoc / December.
gun leo al SGrins % reilte til Hieshos
Ipitalet i ariitionia for OF ic9e SGees
hi9lp, men uben Neinltat. Sli belterlte
iio ba for al reiie hiem. men oeoe unoers
peis paa Sonsaaieu. 9et bar ct baarof
SIaa ior benbes edntle Suoer, oa bun
bar bans eneite Barn. Scnoes Ttooer
90 noaIe SsIfenne er oeoe for ri Sip
iioen. % bet bliper enslist for Sen samle
Ranb, Der bapSe lat tit lioite 5aab til,
at benne Satter ifuIbe pleie o. pRrne
om han paa hans eamle Sage; men Sers
rens @eie er life bore 9eie % hans Sans
fer itte bore Sanfer. CUB trelte 90
Itprfe Den i~tnttels garile Saner. Der bar
miitet ole fine ti9re % mn saar ieien
enc oe iorIaSt i lit Siem. Sn9ebisrg
0femmcs Sig bIep braet biem o9 beeras
nebes pad Bangs a~irteeaaro nnoer ltor
Seltnselle.
Shper SIien Siruie / oeitre SIiore
bsoe / Hopember peb ct rlhttcstiIf9loe.
San bplot pnn at mure en- Srsnb pad en-
9ienoon,, ban baobe tisbt ~neoenfor Ieien
peb isuore &pale i Retire Sliore. ia
ban nGiten bar fGroi9 mleb Wturingcn,
ialot ban bagober ueb / Srenbeu % llog
iis ian / 9~dgboneoet. al Ssocn / ar pdas
fuIgte. Snoer Glen babe ppret | Hmes
rita noele Aor % bren ell SIo Sabels
m,agsrforretuiu9 i Grootston. gtinn. Sol
efterInber @nte.
Of andre 9sosialb / Bang fan nGo>
mes: SeI9e Ipbreeiet ca. "a aar gam
! mel oa en- al Be GIbite tnbeu Bangs Nes
niabeo. Sobauues @uIbrauoieu Se
gie Sogn, fent 1882; Ssoeraabsmano
Ole 8uQitien 8arItao / 3urum, isbt
1919; Sboulas @iIien 2eine (9otten) i
Sang, fpbt 1926; ariitpfer ariitoferien
! apaIe / Sang. ca. 30 Nar sammel.
8aarobruger Smut 9aeefen @citerbs /
rorore Iurbal osoe Sulebu9, ~ Ndr
CANNED.
Chen leg begpuote NIT Sren bar Sci
ret fordrtoret li9 til Def beore, % III be-
9puoer ad~nefdrterne % @iritebub 0ln9
/ Slag. % MAJ Ter &lpueer al apinoer
% NRno pan Sanbepelene, - ct Se9ll
pao, at SuIen itIte lao aloeles er ilut
Seq ienoer en- bierteIig Silien til ale
tipre @enuer I Norbpelten pa t~iIsuiier
Dem ct eobt Yptnar % Saf for bet ednrle.
Song, 12te Saular 1902.
Is. q. 2gten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

siploer ben RpbeSSfrateriaIct ira
&uslarQ % Sitrlaturen poa Staten$
beieite Gufbeosmpuo. Siottl bar oct
pPret elf 90 Brig, of Rpheoerne
ira aeiier0smmet er iut uitoer en-
iprifilt Sitel Sra Rltslan0". Zen.
lie SremaongSmnooe er M iortntot,
og iiteoen oerior err oct onbeialei. at
RubecsmuteriuIet ira "0e irore, life
iirife Cen iPtteS unOer Sitelen
"Siemlanoei" eler "Snoenriaif"
hporunScr De rent iirite RuheSer 6li.
Der at iuoregntrere. Roaen 6or.
forming al Sitlerne poo &c heieIte
@mbeS$mpnb er Tor Srenttoen life
tina6f. Iiaeiom Set oaiua er forbuot
al tole ON "RuslaroS aeIier" iour
bereiter al 4re@ien Tor onttoies iour
IS. NJ. Geiierer". Iet i1mme giRI.
Der ON aeiieriu0eu. Front slgeren
m. III.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

Dc er ct u~ieilbarIigt SpecialmiOoel
| ole SlliGIber al 9pspepiio o. Tor.
ltprret 6oroeieIie.
Nplten en5OerS 6oroeieIie er me.
re eller minOre i%oritprrei, o. mao Dc
panliglt gier er at tage Ell al De mall-
&c iuafQlote 9looreniere, Der / marqt
SiII9lOer fun er iterfe Afferingsmio-
Ter. SadOunt trGngea life. SpiS
S~r8onerne er o%pitoppet. trprger DC
blot li0t SiGlp. % De uil rette iiq
lelu. NfSringsmioler irriterer Den
ieliommle Sorlng / Dtapen % ISro-
poIoelte % gier ofte mere Sfaoe emo
8apr.
l~l6temmelie er life. hOao ser trpn.
geS. Spa0 man Dor glere er at iGt.
tie NGringen / er iou0an Stano, at
Den let ior0steS og asiimIileres.
Stiarts 9pspep'ia Sdblets gler bette
perfect. Se oeluis iorOSier Oen ipiite
0tao % giuer Napen luit Den Tor,
nsOne SiGlp. De itimlIerer afiou.
bringen al Wopelafter og befrier oen
opftoppeoe Silltnno / Sinoerne. De
letter belle observation-disclosures iitonb
til at gisre lit Irbei0e. 9taar Ger sr
giort, be)suer De life at tage Here
tablets, meominore De ipiier Sing,
De life bar goot al. Gag iaa Ell
eaer 10 Sa6Iets - no Den iornsoue
Si9lp, og Se pil life PLACES mere.
Def er en- Tornritig Weoicin og en-
iornuftig 9ebanoling, og Oen uil
beIbre0e Gem hper Gang. Ssffe Gie-
ne uorpooe Spgoomnen, men Aaria.
gen. @aar ttIo9rfS pon Ell irloitpn.
dig iornuftis og oioenifabeIig Wtaa.
De.
Rrs. G. ~, Saith ira gpros
Greet, @is.. Tiger: Seq bar tuge,
olle sc Tablets, leg iif al Gem, % oe
bar siort lit arbeibe sobt / init lii
i9loe, Tor ies feIer mig belt isien-
mem iom ct aroet Ienrcife. Seq
tuiler life paa. at hpis leg life haooe
Iuoet Dem. ina uiloe leg oPre lagt til
| SuiIe paa oenne Sio".
8. G. @iGaro. SnSlop, Sn., Tiger:
"0tr. &bite ira Canton iortaIte mia.
at Geres 1pspepiia tablets bouSe
beibreoet bam Tor Gpspepiia. bporai
ban bauoe lot / S aar. Oo ieg ieIn
fiber oerai ifitloe jeg suife, De piloe
ienoe mig Ell Fntte or. omJnaenoe
Bot
gbiI groofs. 9etroit. Did, Tiger:
Ceres Spspepiia Sur bar pirtei
llnoere / nit Siliploe. Sea leo !
aareois al GpSpepiin. men er III
fltIoit9rois beIbrehet oa npoer Stpet
iom alorig isr, Seq anbeialer Den
nteo 8lpoe".
Get oil fcitc SOC az iirbe no jul
bpormeeet Shlnrts Dpspeviia lab
lets oil bi9lpe 0er. Preo oem -
set err oen beoite @aobe at aigisr;
Sinsene pnn.
aae apotetere iGlaer Dem. On
liDen 9ca ON Ytapeipgoomme ieHSe;
irit PED at riiifripe ). q. Stiart GO,
Raribaa. Yhh.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Sbcori og 9raris.

Seq Ter. at Nir$. Oppi8arocr
boIot Ct GoreoruA ON @erutoporl.
qeIie "N}e0reS uioenifubeIigc aIub'
iorleoen Aftcu. % itben ri nppnet
@cut iour on il mtq, hOem Bet pnr.
iom brco iia irb / NSiffeIion8 Gnnop.
itore 6reoaQ Not og itiaI Ell Mo&iC
@ottcr".
"9ta set - 10 set por Mrs. Sppi,
gQr0euS pulite Spn".
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
&c @orrlauSHe @almfcItcr. stof.

&c Norrlnuofc Walmicltcr. Stof.
bolrns 0n9bIoo meo0eier al oct Of,
tere omtaIte Hugte ON S~tatSin6fisb
al Dc gt~orrInncifc 8rube'cltcr maa
betrdate5 iout urigtiat "a al ser /
etbuert Salo Tor iuoeprrcn0c Iar5
Rifsooa life oil bIioe ircmiat noQrn
fon9eIia Yropoiitiun oc9uuQaoenOe.
) 6~orbinOeIie bernleo tun nFpueS en-
eierOommcIig Sag, iom / oiSle 0a.
&c bar poft obifiuie Spmerfiomhe0
/ Stofbolm, gn Spiftr Or. BON
amtfmarn bar reuIia uotalet Ster.
ming moo Stprelien for oc' 9romSifc
@oIog, 2apmurfens @~rubeiclifabs
Nftieholag, meo arap poa Ct SiIao.
6ehanen6c ri s Nfinioner aroner for
grbeioc meo Sel1fo6ets Gftier / 10
Ioroet. 9olaget bar iu0ret ureo en-
Wtobitemuiro meo auu1mUun. hoort
poaItaaes SilbogebetolinQ al erocl
@eIsb iom Stprelien mcner Inn
urctmUsiig bar erholbt og me0 be.
orc Eihcnoe giort BRIG al.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
TrGmic: SiEcoct.

Gettc @ileoe % @oqcu hur ieQ
mootaQet % toffer nlanqe @onQe
for set set or megct imift. "0cco,
rub YoIteu" er Sen bcoitc 2G3uing,
ri iaor, og oct mcitc % biuiaitc
2ricitof Seq onifcr. at ocn mou
uObreoe ija mere % mere.
NtrS. Nrnic Tsrlcnicn
WeSlep 8oNtth 60. ga.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Einifc Grcsiciprhpln

Sinifc Ercsiciorbulo. Gu iinif
aorreiponoent ifriper berom bl. a.
felger0e iom fife miroit FOR @or.
qere et 2ouo mco iulNt irie Eresie,
iorbolo ifarpt 6elpier sem iitloitpu,
oi9e llirihe0. ser mi rOo0er i Stn.
iono: Otter ierit at bare auitiaet cl.
oel getragtmnger ooer set itnife &c.
learambureauS Sro0raaHing tort
iptter 8reoIfriuercn: Spuo mt ar.
Qaor oen uppntc Sr6ifriocn mos
Ipiierne9 rent tcfniifc Acouftion, On
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Def cr SGo o. eff

DC forlflelli8e Sigsoaesp lrtier lam.
me Gog, Rtgsoasen iommcttrroer,
holber Vartimsoe for al pcrIe Silie-
ner os itprte @aaroenC Sau fleece
oglal ioar. Rogen Eorarorina /
Gartiernes StprfeforboIO er life irto.
traaot, % rogen i9rljq Snteresie
trntter Der ia beler life inar iii
Gartimeoerne 0oa ber BET nrpneS.
ar Oct liberale Som,iuQSporti~
ioar. oriiteoe ia til at criH0re HorQe
meo en- Gale Oh meo @nnuBelien al
co nj e%lifer".
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Sat er hurtiot.
1ooe Srser upfatter bnrtist % paa
ifIsnner Dirfelisc Turtrin i me
Wioieiner.

StltGrtS Gpspepiia tablets er en-
SpSagelie AZ itor Gproi for Sen me.
olclnlfe Vrofegiion oa Tor YubIifum.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Wobels dreospris.

tnterpouamertariife Sye0SQrltppe
bar beluitet ar inoftiIle iorr aaroi.
batter til HobeIs SrebSprtS Tor npIts
aar Get eleellfe INSTRUMENTATION
@iaiem RauoM Grener o. 6orfat.
terin0en 9ertba BON Sllttner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
Sperise 90 ainIano.

st 250-Aars SnbilGnm. @renna
feireSe oen 27De Samiar 250Janrs.
oogen for 9nens @uiuMpgaeIie.
bpiIfen Ssittoelisbeo oeioa rummeSe
DEN 300aorise 6sofdsSoa Tor 9pens
8runoIRaaer, Her @rahg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
On Anlneit nf @enrn SIR.

VH VGIurH uT WtUtN NTlIIOPo pnl
bans 60-aarige SsoielSong er pau-
tRrft / liter9re areofe ! Stodbolm.
Gn abresie I'll llnoerteauelie bar /
bette Gieneo fremIaat 0lGSe / Sen
friiir0ebe 9lllb / Stodboim GorsoQa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14
RElDEL BERG MEDICAL lRSTTTU {, 81, Paul, MIMI. ES66BSEEEkT s EkEEE Z

Seq pil tatte Fem iOr Irrmm.S gmaTineu, De ieuOte mig
ijOr Gen urbeiOer 8OOt Oct rar mere, eO i9 bauOe uentet iOr
Ell iOOOuu Setotjug. giu Some er uet tlfreo5 meO Oen -
GoparO SergeL %4cfbp, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-14

StHuup.
Zen ODE os. bar et itorartet 9rpullp
paa bet samIe SerreiGbe Noien pu-
rim. S%trteiau9er % Carer Sohn s..
Gbeaanro 90 8aenbIip Spesoatter &nns
seuiteu apieu bleo %forenet / eegtsitab.
Set par ct tort gntal @iRiter haaoe
fra peirre SIIsre. citre Sliore % @au9,
% Ell bel Sci pntre og toitbare Sreieus
fer bleo onerratt @rneepnrret. vi on
fer BE Hneifte sptte % oelS Tor Srems
then.
palpor auutien nehre Sanbe er nnlig
gift meb Sebiere Soritsnsoatter asn -
beese al peitre Sliore.
Ssosfaio.
Hiis Olien 8uoi. Suriim. fsot 1881.
bcoe ueen ~foreganense Sngoom / Slura
ninsen az 3ouembsr {. u. Sau bapoe
tQntr ia nj SnIobu / sine Sllere o. tos
1enpeien oper gssenaien aiemem Sios
cen; men BAN panot lie frem belt I'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

coed fellow.
WHEN anyone Is in need In Cripple
Creek or the Springs, Stratton Il gem
orally the friend indeed" Stranded
theatrical companies have found"
him so often that he has given strict
instructions to his house servants to
say that he is not TAT home" In the
event that the caller looks like a bust
edF comedian or comedienne. But he
has established this rule simply be-
cause he doesn't like the idea of being
worked" He still dlspenses charity In
a lavish way and recently he gave to
the city Of Colorado Springs a public
park, getting In return the honor or
having the breathing spot named for
him. People In Denver, who have heard
OF the charitable instincts OF the owner
Of the Short Line, are trying to induce
hin, 10 hay the Brown Palace hotel. He
holds mortgage on IT, Chlldren's
homes and rescue societies can always
depend upon him. Not long ago he
gave q mining exchange" building to
The brokers In Colorado Springs.
But Srauon. whatever he may do In
the future will never accomplish 50
remarkable a thing as he did in build
ing the Cripple Creek Short Line. the
longesl short line in the world. The
short Line Is wonder, more wonder
full than Pixies Peak, the Garden OF the
Gods on the Colorado burro.
People travel ever Colorado and mar
vel at the railroad building, but when
they reach the Short Line and get back
to the Springs they're ready to go
home. Someone might tell them that
there are more remarkable things In
C'oiorndo-and . Missourlan might ask
to be rhown-but the average man will
let wonderful enough alone-hell just
take a chance and save his money
Kansas City Journal.