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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

For Sale-614 acre farm, inside city
limits, small house, shed, perpetual
water right for irrigation, lots of fruit of
all kinds. f. Lymburner, Leaning
addition. 1927
For choice Turnip seed, Broomcorn
Millet seed and Salinas Burbank seed
potatoes address Richey & Gilbert, Top
penish, Washington. eff
For Sale-Imperial Pekin duck eggs.
Weisberger, half mile west from power
house. lott
Call at Felton's shop, corner Chestnut
and First streets, for any kind of job
work. Satisfaction guaranteed. loft
Don't forget Prof. Fulkerson's dancing
school every Wednesday evening in the
Armory. Terms reasonable. Good
music. 4S-tf
Chapped hands, cracked lips and
roughness Of the skin cured quickly by
BANNER SALNE, the most healing
ointment in the world.
Finest in the city-Jackson' S tonsorial
parlors, Yakima avenue. Shaving, hair
cutting, shampooing and baths. Special
attention given to children's hair
cutting. eff
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS
The Tanning Of the Sbrew "

The mere announcement that Mr..
Charles B. Hanford and his talented
aggregation would play an engagement
at Larson's theater was sufficient to
cause run on the box office. AS con-
sequence when the curtain went up last
evening the house was crowded from
parquet to dome. 1t was a fashionable
and select gathering, most of the audience
being in evening dress. Many modish
gowns were in evidence. "The Old
Guard" "curtain RAISER" preceded
the company's production of Shakes
peare's merry comedy, 1.-THE Tanning of
the Shrew." The former on account of
its highly dramatic character served to
show by contrast Mr.. Hanford's remark
able versatility and fitness for serious
roles as well as for comedy. His imper-
sonation of Haversack, one of Napoleon's
old guard, was dramatic triumph and
evoked enthusiastic encores and curtain
calls. No less triumph was his por-
traiture of Petruchio, supported 10y
Helen GRAVITY as Katherine, the
"Shrew" and a capable cast. Not since
the opening of the theatrical season has
a company received such a gracious
reception as was demonstrated last eve-
ming. Aside from being woman of
striking beauty of face and figure, Miss
Grantly's histrionic ability is of high
order. Her Interpretation and portrayal
of the "Shrew" was eminently salts
factory and called forth lavish praise.
Miss Grantly's successes have until re-
Gently been scored in England. Her
name is not quite as well known here as
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25
NEN YORK CASH STORE
CHANCE FOR INVESTORS.
Treasury Shares Of Rich Oregon Placer Mines
Placed on the Market Within the
Reach Of All.

The Oregon Gold Field Placer Co.
gives attractive inducements to investors
in the advertising columns of this issue
of THE HERALD. After three years the
ditch to operate the hydraulic giants is
about completed, and small amount of
treasury stock is to be thrown upon the
market to take up an option on addi-
tional ground and to place everything in
readiness for active work. Josephine
county, Oregon, has already yielded
100000 in gold, and the property
owned by this company is among the
choicest there. Within ninety days
after the giants are in operation the
property is expected to be on dividend
paying basis, and no better opportunity
can be presented to those who want to
take flyer in mines. The stock that is
now placed on the market at cents per
share may be withdrawn at any time,
but if an increase is made before the
subscribers are advised their money will
be returned. Ten dollars buys POO
shares of stock $50, 1000 shares. w,
o. Appelquist, 1912 Jerome avenue,
Spokane, is the financial representative
and will furnish stock to subscribers or
supply any further information to
investors.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

\. B. Dorseyof Waterville paid North
Yakima business visit on Sunday.
f. P. Taylor OF the Yakima Tea COM
pany was a business visitor to Tacoma
this week.
The Wasco bakery changed hands last
Saturday, George l.. Hixon being the
purchaser.
Mr. and Mrs. S. p. Barrett left here
Monday on a two months visit among
friends in Iowa and Nebraska.
J. p. Lemons and j. NJ. Wallace of
Lebam, Pacific county, are here looking
over the valley with a view to locating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Janeck, formerly
of this city but now of Tekoa, are re-
joicing over the arrival OF a baby daugh-
ter on the 10th.
Work on Senator Hemrich's new stone
building on Front street has been COM
menced. The old building has been re-
moved and stone is no being hauled on
the ground.
r. d. Read is having a large boiler
placed in his laundry to replace the old
one. This will give him twice the ca
pacity that he has been using. Some
new machinery will also be placed in
his plant.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

Stetson's big production of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" will appear at Larson's
theater on Saturday, March 29th. 1t
has been organized this season in a
manner that will make it far superior to
any previous production ever seen here.
A large number of genuine colored
people, who introduce cakewalks, buck
dancing, southern jubilee singing and
funny scenes in the cotton fields add
materially to the production. OF late
years the stage has been deluged by so
many cheap "Uncle Tom" companies
that the public has been led to regard
an announcement OF its production with
a great deal of distrust. Mr.. Leon
Washburn, the manager of this COM
pany, has, however, succeeded in organ
izing cast composed OF specially Sc
lected players, chosen for their adapta-
bility for the characters they portray
A street parade will be given that is
said to delight every juvenile spectator
Little folks, watch out for it about
3 80 p. m.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

ID. B. Shelter, superintendent of the
Rainier forest reserve, was here Monday
and Tuesday comforting with r. X.
Nichols, deputy superintendent. The
time for alloting sheep and cattle graz
ing has not been set yet, but it will be
some time in April. Mr.. Shelter said
the matter of leaving the allotment to
the Wool Growers association had not
been settled on as reported, but is now
under consideration by the department.
Fruit Inspector Beck returned from
the Sunnyside country last Saturday,
concluding his work of inspecting fruit
trees in that district. He found condi-
tions. with regard to the pest better down
that way than they are around this
place. There are no pests below Zillah
except the codling moth. On Monday
he went to Tampico and from there will
go to Wenas and Cowychee.
The local lodge of A. o. U. w. will
hold special meeting on Monday eve-
ming next in their hall room, at which
time it is expected class of ten will be
taken into the order. All members and
visiting brothers are requested to be
present.
Mrs. Meade and her two daughters,
Kate and Grace, moved from North
Yakima and located in Gle Elum. Mrs.
Meade is the mother of George Meade,
who is employed at the company store
at that place.-Cascade Miner.
R. L. Bernard of Dawson City, Y. r.,
stopped off here last Saturday to see his
old friend, Mr.. Tenant of the Bartholet
hotel. He was on his way from visit
east to Dawson, at which place he is
employed on the Yukon Sun.
Mrs. Brice and daughter, Mrs. James
McManamon of White Bluffs, who have
been visiting the formers daughter,
Mrs. Griffith, on the Ahtanum. the past
week, left for home today.
J. C. MacCrimmon went to Shelton,
Mason county, last Sunday to see his
children and to attend to some business
matters. He will remain until after
the 2Sth.
Marriage licenses were taken out dur
ing the last week by Frank R. Coleman
and Mrs. Agnes p Ward; William I.
Tyacke and Miss Frances L. Kinney.
"Forget Me Not" is the attraction for
the opening event of the Ellensb lrg
theater on March 81. A number of
Yakima people will take in the event
l. Schlank arrived from Omaha last
week and stopped at the Bartholet sew
eral days. He is looking over the North
west to make investments.
Mrs. johnson has decided to take the
small front windows out of the Yakima
hotel, and replace them with large plate
glass windows.
Rev. A. c. Vale of Seattle will preach
at the Christian church next Sunday
morning and evening. Everybody in
vited.
DR.. Fletcher now occupies the Haines
cottage at POI North Fourth street,
corner b. Phone 593. 12-tf
Mrs. L. H. Goodell of Seattle is visit
ing at the home of F. II. Plumb on Kit
titas avenue.
Slab wood 81 less than fir at D. l..
Stone & Sons lumber yard. 12-tf
For anything in the line of Baseball
Goods call at The Elite. 12-tf
Walter Granger came up from Zillah
on Monday.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25
LOCAL AND Personal MENTION

Vestal Snyder returned Monday from
trip to the Sound.
A. L. Dilley went to Roslyn Monday
on official business.
Rev. j. Gihring's present residence is
at PIG West B street.
Harry Sitton is building a five room
house on South Fourth street.
Mrs. Rinehart has received large
invoice of skirts and suits for ladies'.
The little girls are requested to call at
Rineharts next Saturday and receive an
Easter present.
r. P. Hayes took out license last
Saturday to conduct city delivery and
express business.
Attorney Edward Whitson was in
Ellensburg Monday and today attending
to professional matters.
w. H. Amiden and son are here from
Montesano looking over the country
with the view of locating.
Lumber is being put on the ground by
the Yakima Milling company for the big
wheat elevator to be erected this year.
F. F. Siegrist this week purchased the
house and lot of Mrs. Kate Coombs on
North Third street, the consideration
being $3.50.
Mrs. E. J. Barnes came over from
Seattle this morning to join her hus-
band, who is connected with the real
estate firm of James Barnes & Co.
Arrangement are all complete for the
military ball to be held in the armory
next Monday night. Nagler's band will
furnish the music. Everybody is invited.
Lost.-A bay mare seven years old
branded circle NJ. weight about 1850
last seen near Mob Hill cemetery. Re-
ward for return to &c. Thompson, post
Office North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chambers of
Yelm Prairie are in the city as the guests
of Mrs. A. ]. Chambers and Mrs. George
Weikel. They will probably remain the
greater part of the summer, and may
conclude to locate permanently.
lodge of Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea was organized on the Natchez on
Monday night, March II, with 20 men,
bers. The following are the officers
Venerable counsel, Edward Case; adj
visor, VIM. NJ. Clark; clerk, Harry
Painter.
Charles T. Geizentanner of the Pasco
News Recorder was North Yakima
visitor on Monday. He reported that
E. p. Greene of Walla Walla had placed
a printing office at Kennewick, and
would issue the first copy of a paper on
Wednesday.
Jay Sedgwick, tax adjuster of the N.
P, with headquarters at Tacoma, was
here this morning looking after the mat
ter Of settling the improvement assess
ment on Front street. The city has not
vet accepted the work, consequently an
adjustment could not be effected.
There was large crowd at the NJ E.
church Monday night to witness the
hallelujah wedding, in which Frank R.
Coleman and Mrs. Agnes P. Ward were
the principals. The ceremony was per-
formed by Salvation Army major. who
came here especially to assist in the
event. The services were interesting,
and as solemn as the occasion would
demand.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

is Mr.. Hanford's. 1t will be remembered
that the latter was identified last season
with the James-Kidder-H anford com bin
alton, which star triumvirate played
with great success under the manage
ment OF Wagenhals & Kemper.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

For Sale-Fifty tons of hay; twelve
inch pillow and double set of heavy,
preaching harness-almost new. George
Wilson, South Ninth street.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25
Notice.

l have left all my business accounts
with the Yakima Collection Agency,
over First National Bank, where those
owing will please call and settle.
1927 RoBT. f., SMITH.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

For SALE-Bay mare, weight 900 lbs. !;
gentle; lady can ride or drive her. Call
at 108 North Ahtanum avenue.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

For Baby Carriages and Go-Carts call
at The Elite, 10 North Second st. l2-tf
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25
Strawberry Plants,

For sale. VIM. Lee, jr., r. F. D. No.
8 city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-03-25

We are going out of the gro
Gerry business. We want to
close out Our stock by the first
of April.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30

grocent, | 1870 34,40 Grocent, |
1890 SO. 20 Broeent os | 1900 67.7t
9rocent.
af ale 2anbe forbruger Storbri.
tarien melt Suffer. 9erefter fou.
uter be andre. 6slgenoe Sabel bier
SorboIbet. Ser opetpes, boor mnrae
Sunb Suffer bper WouS, apinoe 90
Barn ipiier ON Iaret.
Storbrttauuien ole Iun5, De
.SoreueSe Stoter 65.2 9unb. S6pei3
sos Blino, 0anmarf 54,s 9unS.
Soerige % Rorge $50 RlrnS. SranH.
rig $40 GiInb. SpifIan6 1919 gInb.
Soaanb 1915 Yun6, geIgien 23.3
Grrrb, Siterrie.l lnearn t7.6 guuS,
SortusnI % Wabetra t4.7 BunS,
RusIoub lao 8irnh. Spanien 100
gunb. Sprfiet 80 gltrb, 8umpnien
rs gunS, 8rGfenIanS 10 SlluS.
StaIieu 6.t GunS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Weeen upioenheo.
Miluanfee SanSelsforcning uil babe
ifjGrpchc SubpanoringSluur.

geItprelien for WiItpaufees San.
oelSforening boIot | forrise l1ge ct
Wsbe, bpor BET blep beiluttet at inb-
ienoe til aongresien ct Soreitiqing
ON at ifiRrpe Snbonnoringslonen os
iGtte inb ben 9~eitemmelie, at enbper,
iom fommer til amerifa for at DO.
iptte fig | bette 2ano, ifnl fanne Ieie
og ifripe. Gaa @~rltnolag II o~ficntIiee
Spgaper oplpier Wiltpnifee. Wpnbe.
ne, at ober 100000 Wenneifer, Tom
life fan lGie, oarlig fommer til os
og boiptter Jig iblanOt oS. 8ebbliper
oct at gaa i%aaleOcS, bill gincrifa ipnfe
neb blattbt De 2anbe, bnor Splfeop-
lpsntngen itaar laneit. ct Sorilae
foreliager MI Gougresien ON at I'M.
berfaIte Smmiernnterne c, Q9iehrc.
re, % bette SrrIlog anbefaIes til Gin.
tagelie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
OffcersfoIer.
arissmiuiitrrcn ppretter Gprlie8ifo.
Ter pro @arniiunerur.

Rrtasmintiter Hoot bar u6Iteot Ell
Srbre ON SfficererS lluberoisuirG
% SpeIie. Se6 boer armepoIt ia.
Der oprettes en- STOLE for 9~sitronter
og Sapteiner. iom bar itaaet I Siene.
iten / fortere Gio emo 10 gor. 3iSie
.StoIer ifal afl6ic sc tiSLigere 9nceer.
Oct er life Weuiuaer, at Sificererre
ifal oeobltue at bore SoreIGsuingcr.
.Sioligere bar Der ingeu Gramen oe6
SeltifoIerne, men MI frPpes, at EN-,
bber efter ct Surius paa TO Mar Ifol
bore iItano til at erbneroe fig Gtteit
for SngtigbeS / be Soa, iom De bar
Ia9t fig efter. Sertisteu err at gipc
Sffieererne et arunoiat aienbifab til
Grrrcerreglemeutet, SoeIie / gaat.
tieneIte, SfubiifferbeS, praftif Sno.
itgt 2cirtiereite meS Trooper, /
Brig al 6eIttelegrat Sngenisrarbe,..
Der % alt ar6et, iom hsrer til mill.
tier SpbraaeIie. Ger iuitiGttes Rea.
Ter for pngre Sficerer og bet praf.
tiffc &1trius, Tom be ifdI g%iennenpuu
/ to Eertober pan 90 Gage boer mel.
lem lite Ponember og 30te apriI.
Get fcrIonaes, al bier 9sitnaut ifal
bile, at ban life olere er hiemme /
Sbeorterre ougoaenoe fine E!iatrr.
men at ban oaian prnftif bar lprt,
bpao Der frGpes at en- a6iutont. en-
auartermeiter. en- 3ommisi9r %
ooerbopebet al en- Stobsofficer. De.
iom itemprfer iia, ifnI iiben bliue meS
/ oct lthpaIa. Tom ianr en- oiSere9an.
enoe ltnSerpisrina oeo DC miIitpre
SsiifoIer / @aibingtcn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
sierIieheo oe Ovnamit

Si6lig ON Woraeuen Den 256e
.September tleo 8oIoen eagle SoteI
/ Baibington 9. g., iprengt / Suf.
ten meo Gpnamit. 80 al @ieIterne
faIteoes no al fine Senge, oe SoteI.
lets gier, 2oui8 Brandt, bIeD iaaret,
men bans Sriitru erbmi mere. Den,
iom giOroe al benue llIpffe % Stsi,
bar en- al 8ieiterne peS 9aon Sranf
Dtcaie, Der iioer begif SeIomorS.
Rcaie boeoe paa Sotelet | 4 aar
og bcbanoIebes iom ReSGcm al
Brandt amilieu. San iigeS at hare
oGret forelifet | Satteren Sophie.
Gfterer iforoeien iaebe ban, at ban
nilbe bliue paa @oISen gagIe. til
Sophie og benbes Nor fom biem ira
SpifIarS; ba oiI6e ban oenSe tiIbage
til lit gnmle Siem / gDilaSelpbia.
mrs. Brandt % 9atter fom iammc
aften 81. s, og Rcaie bar meS / oct
8~ieitebuo, Tom gaoes til Seres gGre.
al. 4.30 DEN u9ite Rorgen iaa en-
Spoarter / ct Spiiefparter ~tpersooer
8noen. at RcSie off meS en- ReuoI.
Der | 5%aarbeu. 2ige efter bsrtes ct
SfraIb. 9pramit e6eIngoc en- Del
al Soteaet, % baaefter ianStes DC.
Sic Iiggenoe paa @uloet meS ct slug.
IebuI NOR set bsire Gre. : bans altf.
iert laa ser iaa meget 9puamit, at
bet par NOT til at IeuSe en- bel Rpffe
gpgninger tilpeirs.
Nestle bar % gor. San bar fra
philadelphia og bap6e SlRatuinaer
/ Chicago. s @aibington ur6eiSeSe
ban ont Raifintit paa Ru~rineperftet,
men ~fratrnaote fin Sitting, Su ban
for 4 Mar iiSen nrpeSe 500. 900. Ben.
gene table ban peS geoSels6ene, oa
BAN bleo ea MOB ! Su. Sans grpr.
Sarrp aie. 6lep for ct Mar iioen SrRbt
/ Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Scoe Saoer.
Statiitifen uiicr, at 2auScis Sefolf.
ming ipiier mere % mere Suffer.

Solicit i DC SoreneSe Stater forbru.
ger MI s 8nuae ian meeet Suffer
iom / Den isrite 6ierbebeI al BET t06e
aurbunoreoe. 4 @anee iaa mege: iom
/ Siaaret melem 1910 og 1850 og
bobbelt iaa meaet iom / noget gar
fsr 1870. s aarne for 1925 bar BET
gienneminitIiee 5orbrug al Suffer
s Bunb pr. capita. | Staaret 1870
1850 II Surb pr. capita, / aarene
Iise foran 1870 omtrent 32 gltnb pr.
capita (arigsaarene ubelabes, i5or.
bruget bar Oa riuge), ira 1870 til
1880 ontrent 40 BunS pr. capita, fra
1880 til 1890 so guuS pr. capita.
og iioen bar 5%orbruget oarieret mel.
lem 81 og 6S Blruo pr. capita; / 1901
bar bet SO og fire 3ienoeSeIe.
Ren 5orsgelien al Sufferfor6ru.
get er ingenlunbe troitrGnfet til be
6oreue6e Stater; bet bar potset liae.
Iaa meget | europa % andre ctcili.
lereoe 2ele al Ser6en. Statiitifeu
oplpier, at 8eroensforbruget Of Suf.
fer ! 1900 bar s @ange itsrre enb I.
gr. 1910. s bet iioitnepnte qar
tilpirfebes 100000 Cons. men /
1890 S.S00,000 Cons. 9enne Sor.
sgelie / Silpirfningen og fsIaelig /
6%orbru9et al Suffer bap6e i'm 8runS
/ ben itigenbe llooiflins al Roeiufter.
irouitrieu. Zen er gammeI i Srunt.
rig og SuIflanb, men begDnote fsrit at
itgSe 6art peo Wioten al oct 10. aar.
bunorebe; oa iorplanteSe Seu Tia OF,
iaa til 9anmarf oe SDerige iioen til
amerifa. s 1910 tiIpirfeOes 10000
IONS Hoe. eler Spi6betehuffer, /
1850 100000 Cons. 1870 sci 900
IONS. ! 1880 I, 402, 900 Cons. / 1890
1888, 900 IONS og / 1900 5.950O0O
Cons. Samtioig tiltog gorSuftiouen
az Srtfer al noturliae Sutferrsr.
Gen pnr / 1886 1 100. 900 IONS, men
1900 2.S50.000 Cons. Soibebetefuf.
fer ubgioroe / 1910 4.35 8roce7t Of
belle 9ernens Sufferprcouftipn, |
1850 14.29 grocent, | 1860 20.43
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Rosfor5peroru
Cir Clements Rarfbam or 6eseiitret
Oper "5rans" iiSite Snro.


Sra artittania ~teIegroferes SEN
|25oe September: gIoSene ber oifent.
Iiggisr ct 8reo fra Cir Clements
Rarfbar, ErpiiSeut for bet tongelige
geographic Selifab / 2onoon. og beri
erflGrer BEN bersmte 8eograf at
aapteiu Otto Sneror1tes Expedition
bar ltSrsttet mere for ltoicrffuiuaer
Iof @reuldnS o. RegioHerue Seror-
firing END 9nue, Sopes. 5an, 8reeTs
od Baldwin bar ubrettet tiTiammen.
San tror, at oerne grpeoition brin-
ger biem BET pRrSifuISeite oiSenffabe-
Iige ltobptte. iom nogen grsulonSs-
expedition bar bragt biern fiSen Sir
ISobr 6ronfIins Gage. SuerSrups
grpeotttcr uSforifeSe uemIig en-
2onSItrGfuina paa 5000 aoaorutmfI.
buornf SdlpScIen bar npopSaaet
QanS.
Zen iucuifc Sungcpaft itrnnScr.
Sra StocfboIm t~eIegrdferes oer
24be September, at Song Oscars
goht Croft" me6 arurortrfegie
@ictorio omborS bar ieilet Tia faft poa
Ell aIippe / Siteriisen / Rrrbeoeu al
aaImor. ReSrtngsftibe er afgaaet
forat noe aSiiTtance.
Gu S6afripeare. Statne Selfnasr.
Ct Telegram ira 3isbenbunn men.
6eler, at Ser / SorsSaas bIep bonnet
Ell aorite nleb set SormaaG at iamle
MioIer I'll Reisutrg al en- S~bafeipeur.
Stotlie paa ben anbne 8ldos tpers.
ooerfor SanrIets Serroce oeS Rron-
borg Slot | SeIftuasr. Del oar iom
befieuSt BERTH Snateipeore benfagoe
Scenen for SamIets Rs5e meS i'm
mprbe6e Sa6ers @~ienfpro.
Zen rnsiffe SeitefuS | SinlanS.
Ginife 9loSe ofientliaaisr mi SO.
IseoinSbciset af be npe Grsinancer,
Tom mart Hal promulgeres | SeIfina.
fors. 8isie Sr6inancer beItpmmer.
at Der life fan relies retsIig SiItaIe
moo nogen offentIig Gntbeosmauo
roer hans S~neroroneoes Samtuffe.
og at Sorunere fan afiRttes al Sc
nntet. @eueraIguoerrsren ffal hare
Ret til at ubnPnne en RauIer.Ret,
iom Ifnl hare Wnnoigbeo i'll at ornIts-
De DC andre 8etters 9om. Gerior.
mpn6igbeben er ogiad blet b~etpoeIigt
ubniSet. - Otter aft bette bIir Rets.
oGierct / SirlonS blot Broformo-
urrf; oct blir rtsiiif differentiated,
iom trpber iIte6et for Sop og Ret.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30
Ct Sanosmeoe.
Irbeibsaiuere % Nrbeioere fummer
iammen ON iGles S~ntcresier.
SntereSiant SepGaeIie.

Sor fsrite Gang / Grmerifa boIh.
tes | forrige uge ct 9~anosmsoe, bpor.
til arbeioSgipere os srbeiSere bar
irbbuone. Wsoet fanbt Steb | Win.
~neapcIis,' os ben fsrIte Dag (22oe
Sept bar bet gobt beisat; men iiSeu
unbIoo acknowledgements at piie iig.
.Ga Oct FutteSe SorsSag Den 25be.
bar Der SpsresmaaI ON at oarrte en-
Sorening, Tom bpert aor ffitIbe faa
iltge Stepner iitanb, o. en- 8omite
blep | BEN gnlebning neSiat.
Baa WeSet cpIGiteS ntnnge af.
banbIineer. Soo goSe De | oct belle
bar. fanSt I9ngben De fIeTte al benz
Iangtrufre o. fiebelige, % oct bar
bel @ritnben til. at 9eisget minfeoe
Dag for Dag. aorte Caller. iom ram.
mebe 9ager8 SpsreSmaal. piISe boz.
ret meeet beSre.
Sniolertib patte en- IfbanSIing al
Erof. 6. 8eubIin fra llniperiitetct /
Gbieaao meeen SpmrrfiombeS. San
oplGite DEN ON SormiSbagen paa Rs.
bets iibite Gag % man mprfrSe fla,
at ban | SnoIebningcn atf log poo s.
Gierpont Iorean. San fuIoer Iia
beipotteIig en- SUBS u~SpaIate," Iaaoc
Rrof. 8e,tbIin; men / 8irfeIiabpben
er ban 90 bans 8ompari gnorfiIter
Bore Sooe bar, ~unSerIiq nof. tiQobt
Dem at bore gneicre at 2an6etS
.Soarbfunaa."
afbanbItnger opftiIeSe fire Sat.
fer, iom begrrnSer 5oIfets aroo poa
at faa SiGiDn meb pripate girfiom.
be6er.
/. Sorbrug er Roben til al Srefn.
brtngeIie.
2. Gn observation-disclosures er moi.
.refte en- Samfunoets Siener.
3. Zen 2sn, iom arbeiSare faor
al lene AZ, or Ell gfGrfe pna Den @rd0
al Qualification, bportiI ct Samfuno
err fremifre6et.
4. Samfunbet fan nsSes tiI at
bem9gttge fig pisie Rpringsgreue fcr
at t~iIfresitiae 6oIfets gcboo.
8. 6. Rc@uen. ion er Scfrctpr
for Observation-Disclosures al 8eoera.
tion Of Sabor, boIot en- SnIe ON Isor.
boIoet meIIem grbeibe og 9apital |
.6rcmtiben. 9tipniuger err mlnoqoQ.
elige, iogbe ban, inotiI ser iinSes en-
lobet, boorpaa Sruits o. arbei6s.
forentnaer fan brirges til at gaa lam.
men. HprnRrenoe Isoe bar ct
Sfrtht | ben Retning, mente ban.
Decorah-posten., 1902-09-30

Saonoperf. Mon tit oftc gibnesbprb
ocrom | Chicago. guroueiIfe apin.
Der fra 2anbct funoe bore % ip Be
.fineIte cling. Wrnbene par ofte Hin.
fe til at orbeibe / MetnlGer, Sr9 og
Ser. Sonb 9onbefoIf bragte meS fla
fra europa til 9merifa niISe, naar
BET bIeo auerfient o. ~piirberet rigtis,
'sipe bet amerifanife Sin % bets Gin.
'itabs ben g~oggrunb. bet mongIcr. os
.fplbe meS gnbe manat ct tomt SteS |
bore 9Der."