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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-22
RANGE OF. MAY WHEAT
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS
Duluth Grain.

Duluth, Mimi, March 22.-Wheat was weak
fron1Nthe start and lost nc from Friday. July
started sc off, at 731sc, and sold down to close
at 721ac. May was hammered down to 711sc.
Receipts Wheat, ~ cars; corn, oats, rye,
barley, each l car; flax, 3; total 10. Ship
ments-Corn, 7,071 bu; oats, LIP bu; barley,
l3, $40 bu. s- r.a
Close: Wheat-No. hard, cash, 73Ac; No.
| northern, cash., 7o14c;, May, The; July,
521s; No. r.. northern aaaa S1Ae; Ne Mo B. e5Ae;
t:6Ac. Flax-Cash and to arrive, $1.73A !:
May, s1-76A. Corn, 57Ac; oats. 40c; rye, 521ac.
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New York Grain.

, New, York, March 22.-Flour-Receipts, 49,
116 brls; sales, $500 pkgs; unsettled and nom
iaally 5@1oc lower to sell winter straghts
1,6S5,000 blu; excited and weak under violent
unloading, bearish cables and weather news
aRS sfep-Sss seps MaX !sqRs 3ay
state, s0@6lc, c. j. f., New York, car lots;
No. 2 western, &c, +: 0. b. ahoat. Corn
Receipts, L, 900 bu sales, 600 blu; corn lost
l cent bushel under liquidation and the
wheat break; May, 64B@657zc; July, 641z9
64@c; September, 631s @634c. Oats-Receipts,
$4,000 bu; heavy and lower with corn; track
white, 51@59c. = -.
Close: Wheat-May, 7sAc; July, 7ehc.
Corn-May. 65bc; July, 64Ac.
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Receipts and Shipments.
March 81.

Received-Wheat, 1876 cars, roo blu; corn.
1850 blu: oats, 20,640 blu: barley, $3.50 bu |;
fax, 1920 blu; flour, 1928 brls; millstuffs. Is
tons; hay, 160 tons; fuel oil, 81. 900 gals; fruit
132, 278 lbs; merchandise. 2,154, $40 lbs; lumber
8 cars; machinery, 566,S7O lbs; coal, 1,Oss tons;
wood. 10 cords; brick. $4,000; lime. 8 cars !.
household goods, 1850 lbs; railroad iron. 2
cars; ties. 2 cars: stone and marble. cars;
live stock. 2 cars; salt. car; dressed meats,
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" Pigs and Underweigh It's $500. 100 ''z'
No. Az; Price.llNo. Av. Price.
~ ~ So siS Is : 80: Is Is Sc sc
No. Av Price. IlNo. Av. Price.
$50 $3.50 800. SO $40
rect to feeders. Sales good in feed lots. De-
mands good, with prices ruling strong
Killing Sheep and Lambs.
NJ lambs ................ AZ = PE Es:ss
Among the shippers on the market were T.
Larson, bayfield,; Molm & Donaldson, Norris
town; B. NJ Dahl, Atwater; Berg & Lawrence.
Maynard; J. J. Campbell, Browns Valley; B.
F. Cost St. Cloud; A. Kadletz, Silver Lake;
Currie; J: J. Lenertz, Butterheld; Ryan &
Hoban, Waseca; 8. H. Pettis St. Peter; Dun
ham Carpenter, GAINESVILLE; w. E; Trip,
Sleepy Eye; G. o. Tate, Balaton; Lerschen
Bros, Client; Thomas McBath. Kampeska;
Brenfeld Bros, Heron Lake; H. Knipple,
Gibbon; Radde Bros, Waconia-
Sioux City Live Stock.
soiux City stockyards,. Sioux City, Iowa,
March 22-Recepts for the past week footed
up 6;7Oo head, a decrease OF 1000 from last
week of last year. The shortage in supplies
was due mostly to the bad weather expert
enced at the close of last week and there
on Monday a week ago. The quality of the
stockers this week has been poor and the
percentage Of strictly good cattle was small.
The market for the week was quoted fully
steady with any time this year on the best
quality stockers and feeders and the heavier
weights of yearling steers. Heifer stuff and
young cows and sprngers have been in de-
mand at strong prices, The large supply Of
common and inferior cattle were very slow
sale and prices were no better quoted at the
close of last week: The good stockers and
f1o1 cold fror, SrC with he Ton
weights as high as $500 to s475 The good
yearling steers Of all weights were hard SELL
ers and ranged from $3.50 to 1915. The good
stock heifers sold from s2.75 to 1925, with
the strictly good cows to be returned to the
feed lot from $3.50 to S3.75. The just fair
grades sold from s2.2S to s275. The dealers
affected a pretty good cleanup
Hogs-The marketing of hogs shows a fall
ing off compared with last week of 1900
head, and about 1900 less than year ago.
There has been little change in the general
situation as compared with last week and
with slight fluctuations, and with the advance
ket ruled 5@1oc higher than last Saturday
and SC higher than the opening day Of the
week. 81. BE-.
! sheep-The sheep market has been active,
ers have been paying strong prices for the
light supply arriving each day. There is a
good demand for fat sheep at this point, and
there orders on the market for feeding
sheep that have not yet been filed.
The fat cattle market for the week shows
ouotable change and the packers have
bene ready buyers for the offerings on hand
each day. The choice beeves sold at Sc. % and
$3.50 and the pretty good beeves from $40
to s. 35. The fair steers ranged from 81.
to 1925 Fat cows and heifers Of strictly
godo quality sold as high as s4.75, but the
bulk Of the weeks supply was OF fair quality,
selling from 1925 to 81 %. Gamers and thin
COWS ranged from $3.50 to 81 Veals sold
from 81 to Sc.
Receipts-Cattle, 800; hogs 5000; sheep. 100.
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St. Louis Grain.

St. Louis, March -wheat-Lower; No. 2
red, cash, elevator, 1890; May, 761a@769sc;
July, 711sc; No. 2 hard, 72A@76c. Corn
Lower; No.. 2, cash, 57%c; May, 5Sh@5SAc;
July, $3.50. Oats-Lower; No. 2, cash, 42114c;
May, 41c; July, 1850; No. 2 white, 471a@4Sc.
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Toledo Grain.

Toledo, March 22.-Wheat, nervous and ex-
cited; closed weak and lower; cash and May,
7Sc; July, 75Ac: Corn, excited, weak and
lower; May, 5SAc; July, Soc. Oats, active,
weak and lower; May, 42Ac; July, 351sc.
Glover seed, weak and lower; March. $3.50;
April and October, $5.0 No. 2 sold. as low as
81 721h RI 81 10 :
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Liverpool Grain.

= Liverpool, March 22.-Closing-W heat-spot
No. 2 red western winter, quiet, Is Id; No
! northern spring, quiet, Is 1da No. Cali
fornia, firm, IS 4d; futures quiet; March, IS
Id; May, IS 19sd; July, 5s 17sd.
.Corn-spot firm; American mixed, new, IS
dull; May, IS 1%d; July. IS I'D.
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New York Bank Statement.

New York March 22-The statement Of the
associated banks for the week ending to-day
shows Loans sslS H. 10y decrease Sc, 9; 1oi
circulation, $3i, 1874, 800 decrease $685. 400; legal
tenders $50 ,947, 500, decrease .s67, 600; specie
SIG sS2,400, decrease g. 35s 5oo reserves, $24s;
ia 900 decrease 50, 425 500; reserve required,
sofa 30S. $50. decrease 81, $50; reserve re-
CURED. S3, Al, 1885, increase s35s.320.
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Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee,, March 22.-Flour-5c lower.
Wheat-Lower; close, No. ! northern, 7S@74c:
No northern, TN Q73c; May, TIC.
Rye-Scarce No. 1, 5S1Ac. Barley-Lower;
No. g. 66@651ac. Oats-LoWer; No: white,
44c.s Corn-May. -581ac. gy5s.a
Wheat-Puts, 713sc;. calls, s72%c. &,
Cern-Puts, o71hc; calls, $3.50. - Ia t..-s..
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New York, March 22.-Butter- Rece,nts
4,214 pkgs; steady; state dairy, 22@2sc; State
creamery 10000; creamery held, s21@26c:
renovated, 1s9241ac; factory. l8@22c; imitation
pkgs; market steady; state fulscream, small.
early make, fancy coloreds and fancy white
1a@d3Ac; full-cream, large, fall make, fancy
Receipts, II. 3s2 pkgs market firm state and
Pennsylvania, 1s1sc; western at mark, 1870:
souther at mark; 16@16Nc M 81 a 3 -. !
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THE FLOUR MARKET

Good Business Reported and More
in Sight. H.
The decline in wheat has put millers on a
new basis and they are now able to get bust
ness from abroad, which was unobtainable
before. The week has been the best for
sales for some time. and the outlook is for
more good orders to come. Prices are a
little lower to-day.
Shipments for the day were 6, 047 brls. D.,
First patents are quoted s3.70Q3.75; second
patents, S3.650D3. 65; first clears, $4,000. So
second clears. $3.50: . |.." -. -.
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kansas city Live stock.

Kansas City, March 22.-Cattle, receipts,
Hogs. receipts, 1000; be higher; heavy, Sc. As
$3.50; packers, Sc. 26@6 90 medium, $e.SoQ6oe.
Workers., $616.25; pigs S.. 25@5.65.
Sheep, receipts, 600; steady; sheep, $3.50
r 6(}. lambs So 206D6. 3d.
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RANGE OF: WHEAT PRICE IN MINNEAPOLIS

1000 lbs: railroad materials. 10 cars; sum
dries, sc cars: car lots. 6S2.
Shipped-Wheat, 48 cars 42,720 bu corn,
1850 bu; oats. $3.50 bu; barley $3.50 blu; fax,
1920 blu; flour. 60,S74 brls; millstuffs, !, ALP
tons; hay. II tons; merchandise, 2,672, 1870 lbs:
cars; household goods. 1900 lbs; pig iron,
40 cars: railroad iron. car: ties. Z cars;
stone and marble. Z cars; live stock, cars;
hides pelts, etc. 10000 lbs; railroad mate
rlals, oars; sundries, % cars; car lots, 9V.
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south Omaha Live stock.

South Omaha, March 22.-Cattle-Re Receipts,
100: steady and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts. $500 5@1Oc higher; heavy,
6.25@6. 50: mixed, s6.2O@6. 80: pigs. s450a5.50.
+ Sheep-Receipts, none. ~ as
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New York. March 22.-cotton opened steady,
with prices lob points lower, and eased off
1@2, points Immediately after the CALL under
lures closed easy; March, S.76c; April. size;
May. 867c; June, $3.50; July, 870c; August,
s.5oc; September, S.17c; October, 1850; Mo-
quiet and Lice lower; middling uplands, Sc;
middling gulf, 9Ac. Sales. 100 bales.
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Chicago, March 22:-Flax cash, northwest,
s1.72; southwest, sl.6s: May, SLIP. Rye,
March. 55Ac; May, 551k@56Ac: July, 55A@56c
Glover, March, 1920
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, ,,aa5eeco - coo
HOGS-Prices average &C higher. Receipts
light. Quality of drove, as a whole, better
than on Friday but best hogs did not COM
pare with Friday g tops. Range, 500 to $685.;
bulk, $4,000 $40.
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Kansas City Grain.

Kansas City,, March 22-Wheat, May, .6Sc;
July, CSC; cash No: hard, 69@7Oc; No. 2 red
Use. No. 2 spring, CSC. Corn. May, 5SAc; Sep
TENDER, 56&c; cash No. mixed, Gle; No. 2
| white, 621sc. -
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Wheat Movement by Roads.
Observation-Disclosures, 90; Omaha, 10 ;;
St. Louis. 16: Great Northern. Sc; 500, 4;
Northern Pacific, Il. .r-." ., .. <.-'
-Cars-Milwaukee, 8; Omaha, 3; st.
Louis, 10; Chicago Great Western. 10. f p,
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Chicago Produce,

Chicago. March -Butter-s Steady: cream
!, cries. 20@271ac; dairies 19@25c. Cheese
Unchanged; twins, 11A@111kc; young Ameri-
| cas-, 12@14c; daisies, 121zc Eggs-steady;
at mark, cases included, 14Ac. Dressed
Poultry-Unchanged turkeys. 1O@141sc; chick
ems, 1O011hc %
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reported receipts for the day by loads as fol-
lows: Chicago Great Western. Q: Chicago.
Milwaukee & ST. Paul. l.; Minneapolis & St
Louis, 4; Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha, 10; Great Northern. "a; Northern Pa
fnfo On
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St. Louis Live Stock.

steady; beef steers, ssq6.75; stockers and
feeders, s2.75@5; cows and heifers, s2.2o@55 50.
Hogs, receipts, 1900; &c higher; pigs. 5000
6.25; packers. s6.2oG6.4o; butchers, s6.25Q66e.
Sheep, receipts. none.
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Wheat Movement.
Receipts, Shipments,.

March q.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments at the principal primary wheat mar
kets: sst .~~. ~ ~. (.
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New York. March 22-Sugar-Raw, firm;
fair refining, &c; centrifugal, 96 test, s1zc;
530c: powdered, 9.9oc: granulated, 4SOc Mo-
lasses-Steady; New Orleans. s4@41c Coffee
futures opened dull In tone at unchanged
prices, and ruled speculatively lifeless there
after in the absence Of anything in the way
of news Of a stimulating character. All for
eign markets reflected much the same fea-
tureless conditions. Spot dull and nominal
about on the basis of 5A@5Nc for invoice
lots Of No. Rio. Rio market steady; No. z
Rio, 4.25c. Exchange, 121sd. Receipts
5000 bags Cleared for the United States,
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MISCELLANEOUS
Cotton.

st. Louis, March 22-Lead-Steady: s404. O5.
'Spelter-Steady; $4,000. 1213.
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New York Provisions
New: York. Produce.

New York, March 22-Beef, firm. Pork.
easy. Lard, firm: prime western steam 81. 90
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Sugar and Coffee.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York. March 22.--The American Ma
tional Sugar Refining companies. have ad-
vanced refined sugars points, or to the basis
OF 480c a pound for granulated.
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k March 81:

CATTLE-Receipts light. Market quiet,
with no quotable change in prices. :, quite
little common stock and feeding stun unsoio.
Sales:
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Estimated receipts at the Union Stock
Yards to-day: Cattle, 125: calves, 70; hogs,
1,7oo; sheep, $500; cars, AZ.
The following table shows the receipts from
Jan. l. 1902. to date, as compared with the
same period in 1901: 1850
Year Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902 -. SO, 1870 6,t57 16s, 066 129, 1886 246 4,014
1901 -. 80, O67 1921 141,0S5 62,762 40 3,277
Inc 80. 6, lib -. 25,01 6o,264 y: 1871
Dec 49,. 49,. 674 ...... ...... 1854 80.
The following table shows the receipts thus
far in March. as compared with the same
period in 1901: ..-- - IS
Year. Cattle. Calves. Hogs. Sheep. Horses. Cars.
1902 " IL, 226 1902 34,404 22,271 80 944
1901 800. 6,s44 1858 31,1S5 6,7So II 704
Inc ..... 1852 244 3,219 1915 Is 24o
Official receipts for the past week are as
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

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eer nOsa isHnoe Robel rm New Home spmaIhacH. mso Iueeuele al
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slre Ten nj en- aRotm al imne &lase.
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ben, at Den 9tper ct Positive Feed, tt Der lie behOpes noseu 6iar srer
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mart oil bis podf smet al Gnhpe, iom beuutr NaIuer. r a feed. Der er
laaeoes toulrueret at ben tar bGues % iputs Ueo en- Hmpl 3nersiulne, uoer
at torane GersrUe mo the feed dog. Zen 9ame Raabe at reguere bsune
Shss WaItme pua, nb &irtp al St1nr fem thhotot the feed dog hi the
feed bar, bar ahb moiga Granddaughter tt baom ot life 6eo iorstoeet meb
Nea9tebeo, uube the feed dog euer ramme 5os edr 8a0Tber al gaak.
pIaoeH eMr Osiao poe the feed bupe NEON.
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Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03

Te maIiee ReiitItnter at en- heIoip
anpenoele af trnoStss Selcgrafi er
ina nior,ge, at De ipres at p0re ithen
.@rrnie. mereoe mi gisr Werocns
arigsflnooer anitalter til at benptte
.iig al Dem pna iue arigsffibe %
arpoieu. 90 Sfibe tiIberertoe San.
belSHnuoen, ipeciet Dc burtpggaaenoe
atlnnterbapsffrbe. bar aIlereoe funoet
grtpenoeifen at trMoisS Selegraf
nyttig. Oette er 10 bare en- Begun
belle, oa. iom Spfinoerm ielo Tiger.
Smtemet enoan blot er / De fsrite
Stobier al i'm ltooifltng. SrnnMss
Selegraf oil fiinne gisn Oct tette
Saage. icn er iaa forlig ron Sfibe
90 bar bersoet iaa mango Weuneiter
2tpet, iorboIosois ufarlia. Gen pfl
furule bpFoe De reiienbe psa Sapet
lntoerrettst ON geroens 9eglpeitbe.
Der. Den fnn bIioe ct WsibheI I'll OF
rebbe Sfibe ina llnoere@rg.
9ette er bare enfefte al Dc MsltIia-
beoer. iom en- fitlo uooiflire al oenue
OpfirnoeIie piI fsre til. ut ben oil
frenme SoiroeI % fon blipe al itur
Hptte i 8rig, ipnes at itaa Hart ale.
reoe mn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
sra SIoren.

ga bet taniie tunoe bGre mango los
bdnorebe Slorbpe9er I'll @l9oe IT bsre
Iiot ira ben gdnle 6iembpgo, ltaI lee
forisee at eioe en- liOeu Sfilorin9 az Der,
fom trnoe barre at roaen Snteresie al
bcre.
Reb Senipn til a%bIineen. iaa bIep Del
noset oper ct miobels War. Sommeren
bar ogiaa Der ton o9 BARN. og oeten
iortiatte / famine Spor til ginfereus
Srembruo, 9fter Den ferite Sne. ION
fnlot Den Zoe Nobember. III oi eli 30 Or.
ShiIoe. Gu / be iioite ire Iger bar Der
inject udfbruot. ida al ilig Sne bar 81
life bapt paa mango Gar paa 6oriuIspins
teren.
@ilotbeitauoen er outtreut miooeIs. efs
teriom pi MI er ndut til men lpGrt IioeH
MOB hoao nan fan here 9lere Solt for
t9Ie. ben bar for. StpIoen til aftas.
ningen Tan man mart finoe. sSaaene.
iiGr 8npers, bar frpsiet ilere adr itret
meo l~lnStageIie al iaar - GA Stntternes
ftpre antai ian,men meo Stoeeus ltaoige
Gitaseu bill piituof tiljIni eoe alt Sin.
fom bar Hnpn al Silbt.
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ben / &c iioite Var tdn nrbnes: en- Bel
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al SaItitcu ira SeitiiOeu al gsslIfeu neS
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for llser. iaa oct er S~anSinuIieheo for
at arbeioet oil bIipe sieuoptaset, naar
bet santIe 5orraao er ienot. enopioere
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Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
giuntrpiSeu. @,iuu.

@ieo bet famine lea iub'euocr MN BE.
falling for ~Iecordb Better" oil iea
beoe ON en- Then 8Iaos | Geres Grcoc
@lao. - Sioerne Der / Ionteujoeo er
feulme!ig gooe. baaoe | anroelia % II
neIig 0eniecnoe. ri bar noris Nirte 90
lener Ct uorit Settlement. Sciteue bers
omtrine er brGpe % reIiianenoe Roll.
vi bar Ssnncmeoe boer llgc ca 6uostles
Eeite om Seu0dgen apilnqen bar
temmelis goo eiter AGrei. men Den itGrte
8nrule giogSc 10 uogeu SiaOe. men len
Sere ben paa Sourueren NJ Vi en- Uclgis
reube Asgu. idn gRniien bleD rigtiq goo.
gu oil jeg life optoac mere SLABS.
men sniie Slaoets Hbomneuier og bets
llSgtper en- rigrg slrhelig 9nl 90 ct bel
iignst Ylgtddrl Narie gueooloieu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
Warconis Opfnoelle.

9etirs iutge S~stulierer er Oct rpe
aarblmOreoeS itore Opiinoer. Sans
iioite Srnrmi - al ieroe eleftrIite
Stsnuler sieunem 2uftn ooer Milan.
terbdpei - bsrer til De Itsrte. ION
9Ioenifabea nogeininoe bar ieiret.
SnOog mu i i'm uhilotomule 9espn-
belle or bet et iunaaoellgt 0reHitrio,
! port aieioitab til Gleftriciteteris
gslIpbeoer. % naar ban inar lit
5pInm Tdot uopitlct. ION ri iuriif.
res ON fife aleue er nntilgt, man pist.
ia pl Der utotreA n, hiIbitpnoig
Omp9ltnirg i Dor belle gaaaoe al tele.
grafere poa-
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
2srepe fra Worge.


biembcnbt Nmerifansr opiat Gus og fial
nnbne 9onbcl fsr SuI.
1sft er ben sarnIe Sn1ie ON OpfSs
reIfen af en- 3irte innen gpsoen after
buffer op; bporpiot bet fan bltpe ncset at
er life eobt at iiee.
Sermeb faar iee Hntte for benne Sang
meh at smile 29ferer ct soht Rpfdnr.
Sb. 5e9ietb.
Slorcn. Den lite Sec. 1901. .
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-03
Deroens ufienote Gsne.

sos mango, Der life tpnfer iaa neie
ooer Sdgen, raaoer oen 6%oreitiuing.
at &erhen M ~igrunben er 9iernem.
forfeit meo llnotageIie oa al ion
olIe beo Roro- og SpopoIdregnere,
Srnl0Iertio er Ell iaaDon Opfatning
%tennleIig iorboitet lrnotagen enc %
alene for gurppas @eofommenOe.
Spuo Niien mgodr, oo lful6e oct
tiger Ell Soriutter / ct uOenlanoif
ISioslfrlft ipneS beipnoerllat at oell.
ne "ploite" 0eroenSoel ltlloe bupe
noget ufietot Omraaoe. @anife bit
maa man oa ogioa inOifronfc 9etpo.
ninger al Oroet ~"ufierot" til SEN
bpioe 9taceS &lut0ifab; tbi 9liiens &i
itorie taller ON iao mango DerIenoe,
binanoen islgeloe Glptlifdtiorpr ioo
mango SoIteoanoringer, at Oct oil
bore ret pnuifellat al itge, ON o0er-
hopeoet nogen Graft al aiien fan
tuI0eS ufienot / Sroets met pi0trTt
fenoe 9etponirlg eler paa laumte
Wtaaoe, iont ri mad mroet0e Sr0et,
naor Der er Sale ON /. ST. Iirifa,
S~poarnerita, Auitralieu
Inigpd ton BOG Speu Seoin$ 9tei-
ier tale ON bpao Der / 4iiens tore
Seiluno erlonii maa tuIaes mtoior
ifet. Store S~trpfnin1er, tlGr /
Mongoliet % atua, or ialialo eront
life betrooot al nogen hoio MtonoS
600. De, Der bur ie9t at trpnge oio
ms, bar npiten aItio btotl nrnoct
0goen. Oct inoerite Of 3ila bar
enonii inaen g1lropGer ieet, belIer life
Wongolernes al NonabeItnmer
eiennenitreiiebe 9ppgbeiter. Oct
iomme giplber on oct Snbre al ara-
bien, og o~oerbopeoet er ocr | Aiien
enonu nteget Of uoiorite.
afrifa por 10 enoru Idngt mo /
bore Gage oet tore, ufIerote 8onti-
rent. Ggentlig or Del crit DC iloite
800 aar. ion bor afilsret Sem.
meligheberne / bette sentiments SSn.
Gre. @unife intereSial1e er oct at ie
ooa De noaet Glore Gorter. bporle0e5
lrot eiter Itot De itore. ubeifreone
bpibe Tleffer blioer mjn0re, ~efterbpert
lom aartet blfper ct holDt Snes Nar
mere. Dten Ifisr1 De Reiienoe fan
iiges al bape aiautemtrgolet Sontl
neiltet | ale &etninqer ian bar DC
BOG upieutIigIt iulgt De tore 6loo-
inner, % meuem 0lsio M tieuOte
ligger Ser en0nu o6ifinigt mo.
Nniolertio borer bog M
gfrtfa I'll o. Ggre al Soroer, iUfn
man fife lGngere fan tGIoe utienote.
Ser1mo6 fan luan life iipe nn0et,
emo at a~uitrolien en0lu err poer't
moalgelfulot gierneHiorifet. eu
f~itINtPnoig atropuTT @toiIiiution
rudOer oilntof / De brittle aolonier.
iom nplig bar iluttet iB iammen til
en- linton, og ira 6sie aolorier er
man trPngt lPrgere o. IPngee mo.
Der err cit Ratur5inoring, iom
oorfeliagier 5orituingen, nennig -
garomanpel. 81 gltt paa enoog Sc
npelte Starter bier. Of Nei egsttlil
fun err oen gitIige 5re0jeoel al oct
2fmitinelu iant oertiI 0eie al oat
% pcitlige apit iom en- folio.
ntiereoe. SeIe Oct ~noro0eitre Aritra.
lien langt mo ! eler e5cntlig tpers.
oDer 9aroet er. boao man man faloe
belt ufienot. Oct iouune ejUloer
0ele Of 0p @uineu. Sfisnt nan /
u. q. Airitulien bar nutoet Sub %
amer. OF nan maatte iinae mere / oet
Ssn6re. er BOG Be 8eleuoe. iom bar
az truabge irenl etfen rfte
foulnret Iargi 90 bar mntter peroe
tilboge meo uforrettei Gag, eller man
bar alorig mere bert noscf til Dem,
Sngaruroe beore er ot meo Spo-
ar1erfn. Sor oet fsrfte er be mi ban.