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The Practical Liberation Of Alsac~-
Lorraine.

One OF tho most remarkable events 81
he current year in Europe Is the recent
announcement by Emperor WILLIAM II.
of willingness to abolish the military
dictatorship 10 which hitherto the popu-
lation Of Aisacc- Lorraine might ai any
moment bc subjected. The voluntary
surrenicr Of Arbitrary powers. which
when created were decme. indispensa-
tle. proves that, IN he Emperor opinion
AT least. the inhabitants or tho annexed
provinces are no longe. French AZ heart .
hut are entirely rrconciled to their m
evaporation with the German Umpire.
7, j. WI enough known that, although
LOUIS NV. did not acquire the whole Of
Ai-ac,' un'I near the rlp~r of his life. and
although the reign of that sovere'gn's
grea'-Erau.i.rr and successor vas draw
ing 10 an "'i when Lorraine became n
part Of a." = 'urhon monarchy. the assIm-
iIaiion of those provinces went on 80
rapidly hat u l>5i tho Nsaoc-Loyra,ners
were bitterly uruo~cd u Their detaCh-
ment from lrinr' Nu' that even thcn
the French language had become the
vernaculr hr.Tchppr hl-i"" On the
CONTRARY. ,-Uln hal remained 'hc
mother tonglr III" eastern s"c-
ton oi ;he pro. nee. and oven on the
western border. whore French VA, gen
orally us"d, u was pronounced with n
strong German accent In Lorraine. on
tho Other hand, the French tongue had
been So ..G long before IA" country had
hccomc Politically French Even tho
German ,pcgkln- Alslfians. however.
considered ihcmsriyc, frcnChmen. and
were justified in doing so owing u the
fir-rclchirg influence oc French laws.
inS'itiu .uns. ideas S.i sentiments
Gntc. a." CIRCUMSTANCE. II was rrccg-
nized ,hq' "a the natives Of the annexed
province, thr sane measure Of civil lib
erty could no, with safety hc conceded
that was enluvcd by the inhabitants OF
mo,' Uf the Gcrlrdu States brought to-
Ee,her IN the newly established empire
Accordingly, "A paragraph OF the law of
Dec ~. l>7l, which defined the organi-
Zation AMI adminisi ra. on of Alraco-
Lorraine authorized the Statthal,er. or
Governor, under certain conditions 20
suspend ~" CONSTITUTIONAL privileges ~
The people and {" r'llc them temporarily
n 4 ud!itarv atitocrat The dcspr'ic
authority thus conferred upon the Staff
halter was repeatedly exercised by Uen
M.SIErTfyL. and even IA lately - two
wears ago, when the r''cll of the Iara-
praph abuV" mentioned w.us proposed
tnc iai" Prince HoHENLoHX though,
that We lpyal'v 81 thr Ai-lre-l .orraincrs
could noi ,ct o. trusted. Now. However.
hy q r''-rr.p lated on 'hc ,hrrtv-dr,,
Eunivcr-',y g, ere siGniEg Of tho Treaty
of Frcn.iur' hn Eupcrur WILLIAM II.
has &C.. nw"rod ihr N;ltthGltCr Of AlSacc-
L"rraln" 10 'ucr into communication
Nl'h the ! lpcriil Chancellor. with view
toihc ABOLITION of The bjcc, iunabe para
graph M 80 ilS or Doccinbcr. 1871. and
lie k"., u.-oot"d tho lssi.namcd Official
- l1v q h'.i ~ tbc .bioci before tho
Eund,~rath, "r Federal Council The
TsSrr4pi = obviously based on the be-
Lef hal, ~ the end of a generation
sincr me -,yerance of the provinces
from Franz. the Communication of
Asaco-lIrrainc has been M far COM
ple.ei thu' there Is no longer any pre-
The sun., 1902-06-01
VheftssIittle Game

Th-'is hnd iusi dppcd nrr ~rn Achilles In the
Stys 10 rrndst him invuinrrable
lti', pl~f'ed one Of her friends ." why did sou
hold tn- iAfing by Ms h-cl'-
nerAus- she responded, " shed 20 ave him
from tic bie, cls isc~ thr tenn, -iboW. the golf
s.uIldrf aud the ping ponr wris'
Though oui hero vas evrntunly slAin through
the heel, nevertheless h - mothers Sagaci,y >avrd
MIN nurh.
The sun., 1902-06-01
\EUS FEf W JAPAN.

According To the japanese papers brough'
by the last mail. much anxiety ia felt
among the Japan.'Se seric culturis's on AZ
, count Of the more or less -cr.ous injury
( done to th. mulberry leaves and the young
/ silk worm. by the unusually severe weather
which prey ailed nearly all over the country
/ during the middle Of April last. In the
| opinion Of an exper, Of the Central Agri-
/ cultural Experiment station IN TOXIC
/ tho apprehenccd shortage Of mulh~rry
l.a,es will no, b- very large: what causes
k,m moro serious anxiety Is the dAinas"
/ done to th. health Of the young worms
! lie II further afraid that the weather
which has heen - trcacherous thus Tar,
! NAV continue ~ during the rest ~ the
| scason-a forecast which Is forced upon
/ hl- mind nv his study OF weather condi-
/ tons during a long course oil wears
! The un,oward weather mentioned above
I has al-o been unfavorable To the tea leaves
and the wheat and barley. II being thus
feared tha, the yield of thcre products viii
show more or le-s shrinkage thisy "
, Concerning the tea plantations. very
elabora,e report is published by the Chuec'
Shogyo. which " unquestIonably IN" b-st
authority on matters of this KIND. lte
report disclosed the fact that even " no
damage were done by the severe frosts'
the weld 81 tea IL IN any way bound 10 u"
considerably smaller this year 'han aaV
year IN the immediate past. Owing tn a
variety Of causes. The primo ipal among which
- ,h. .lackened d.mano for the .xpor, tea.
the farmers tnd IL more profitable tn Dig
mn the ,ca nlap,. and srow mulberry trccs
in ,h.,r s,.ad In IN. Prefecture ot Moje.
ON. ~ the mos, important tea districts
for instance about 10 per cent of the land
t,,h.r,o d.yo,ed 10 tea cultivation has
,bs v.a, h.en converted INTO mulberry
,l.n,,,io,. Tn. ..me ,endercy Ia ob-er,.
a,,l. Though NO, 20 IN. same extent. IN
"A, ,,v,,oL. ard all other tea d,s,ric,s
p,b,,c,l nav. from Core. IA rarely Of an
.d,svi,, n,,ur.. .ome,bins com,cal and
...a. IN
RIDICULOUS Is aI"ass s"'' !"
thar taxes place IN 'h" p'ap'y e"e'" anu
suJrrstitIous court at seoul The record'
boxeyer. i, fa,rlv beatcn by q story told by
a.. 80. r.onde,, ~ tho Eoksmir A
wv l.. -, o,,,,..
gang oi sN""N ""''s"''" W
started movement some tlnne az" 'or 'he
removal Of the capltal Ia Phyong-vang on
H. Ta-do,. River on tho around that
- -, ,.,ua,o,.l, ,.ar ia J,nan
'o'"' - = ..,.,,,I.
who-e hosule o'Nkhr "I'h wv iN"
are the constant nightmare OF rection
~ tho Corean poh, clans That wac the
,,.,onsi,lo r.,son of tho nroun-aI hut Il il
.,.. t..,.,.,.,L., ,ha, ,,. ar,,l ,,o-
''s'F a
motcrs of the sch"in" dld not loe ssh' OF
the fno opportunity which the removal
~ IN. r,urt would AFFORD th~m for filing
- -. -. =, ,.o ,,,.,.. of Tho
'u'" '""P' Pn -
country N al c'en'~' ."v' .
tIcular enthusiasm Tor speedy expenditure
Of n large sum Of money for tho erection
:, - raI,co n, phvona-yane
The sun., 1902-06-01
FOREIGNERS ~ THE CTTIT>
Largest Proportion In TAN River. snsiles
In Mont gomery. Ala.

Tho larger part OF tho forrign-horn Torl
lation uf the United States l. found r
cour-e, in the large cities Blu, there ar
few ci,ia- having moro than one-,hird -
their population foreign born, and th"r" ID
no city In which on~-half of the popu'atIr 10
ia foreign born
ditinn l. found In Fall River. where s -
cent. ~ the population. including mll
French Canadians, IL foreign bonn; Ia"
renee Mas Is per cent. Lowell. Ma.
~. Pa-saic. y j, "a. Woorro"Set
~ Manchester. Mass. -, Nov lorN :.
Paterson. "a. Boston. Is. and IN IN" We
Chicago. 81. Detroit. a Milwaukee, 80
Cleveland, -, San Francisco, ~ snd l'.
luth. 20
These are the cities having the laIs
proport ION ate forrign-boru population o.
number q cities In which naiiv'-ty'
Ameri ans not only predominste. hu' p'n
dominate - lars v" as 20 cousu u'@ i-.'
pr nearly nine-trUt hs uf IN" r0pu diltI
u more humorous
Binghamton has - per cent ~ It. u"r'.
lstion native born and ElnuTa ha- :.
lcntown, Pa. one OF the -'r ugh, .i>
the Pennsvlvanis Germans, hns Hl T.
cent. Of it, population nativ" ton; HAN
burg. the Pennsylvania oapua'. Hd-
per cent Washington, The national oan'a
has 81 Richmond and Mort, 49,. Va .HH'.
"a. York. Pa. has g6 CtaltaI, "a a.. .
Nashville. Tenn. have g0, |, p'Aa. Ia
has 60. indianapolis has ~, Terra ha'.'
has %. Charleston has sS. aud l. A.H g..
XIV. DC
Bui the American city which NU'
nearer 70 having an eNciI".''.N '".
population than any other '- i'
Mont gpmcry. Ala. with - u"r r'.' ''E
Montgomery do.- not USUALLY rflr .'' To-
the important citIes Of the I uu'i ~..'"'
Little Rock. Ark has ~ I"r ''
American population and To- Nrge"-
The sun., 1902-06-01
where o. Lived.

kniek.r Hear ou hat an s-c'd.u, vita your
au'p
Ho-k-r N~s "iss rt~iusn and became ~
sb>orhed lri u and H. way home II
t,'frru, lived ~ ieirrrapH .,ol,
The sun., 1902-06-01

To csrNs nrr name upnn = trre
IL romsnce wIthovt reAscn
Ia rzthsr wrte 10 an ,he And =
10 Won't N. thrrv neat .~.son.
The sun., 1902-06-01

I, i impossible ard even unnecessary
'h., there should ever 10 better day
Than Yesterday was. Tho contestants in
the irtcrcolegia," games at Berkeley Oval
eirced up their loin- and jumped, ran.
huril-d aud N on with a surprising vig"r
and spiri, Tho triumph 81 Harvard, with
Vale good -.Sond. Was expected. and
Pri c.,on distinguished herself Br per
hhp- the brightest glory goes ~ George
town. We make our compliments to
rrgctnwn and To the triumphant head,
f..., and legs ~ DrFrY. who made new
amateur recnrd IN ~" Toward run and
cuualci the professional record There
are many kind of fam" and satisfaction
H. tho world. hu' 10 bc ~ or ~ years old
and 20 bat tho worlds intercollegiate
rcCorl- H. not jhc worst or least - 'cm
Bully for Dirty, rnts - fuimiHis oo,or
abs
Vher rTfr runs
NirAg.t ~ ogtciNs>es
mint. that h4nN srrat
The sun., 1902-06-01
Death es Cot. No,lum In Munlcn ns' aria

WASHINGTON. NAV ~ H." c'A'.
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Edward p. vollum. Mciic1l l"0''' ~"
[. y. A. rctir-d. MAS 'rlyrt'"i '. .' -
Department today ~ a i".'s
Jainc- N Norman, the I infect ~'a.'-
sui ther- col Nullun WH- q. '.''- -.
and had hecn on 'he r"tir'd ll-'
wear, N. r.cnptlv v.r' q aa u"
wH- horn in New York arp"''.'.' 81,
s,-iant surgeon IN il" amy 'r.i' ''
Just ~ vcars sg, tu-daN. trr --.''. '.
the ,iVil War Nth di-'irHIu' ~
fore be ~ss rstirel hr 49, hi'',
Medical rurve,or - 'ts .'..N ~ hh
issS pr,.,J.n, Linz .r.,.. '.-j H.'l Li"'
tenant & loneI flr o. U'l. t'' ''' "''
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The sun., 1902-06-01

Rrsnhl' How do you know he II s'rsrser'
Thorne ps admitted that ~ had S~en th- In
sde ~ the Siatu' o' I.h-riy
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N o1- 'r,sre, rao fsro' 80 Ues rgTs'e'ip'' 'or
pvtesfoa s,,s 70 haV 'sJrsd i''icss fe's'7sd ihSs
s,sa a. al eas,, irgd g'I'tps fo- Ar ru'p1"
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pans -Hiosaue 40 ~. pss' Grhnd Hotel aud
Kls>que No. 10 boulevard dss CApueiues
The sun., 1902-06-01
M >e-a NJ wsr.n,r a, wort au Prince.

w,snIxaroS. MAJ 20 MIAMI Pow.
the United State. NrI.r.r e rprt 81 pm
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to-day tha, tl-. poi ica, s'uhuou 'hrf
va. such ,hs, tho crtl...i rur-.ka could
withdravn ORDER VII - -rnt 1" Co
mander Niekel- ~ the Toisk 10 con'in. Z.
his regular cr1Ii-r. which wa- in'"rru ''
by the INSTRUCTIONS to proN-'d 20 Ms
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sub.sript,on, by Mail. Postpaid.

sab.sript,en, by Nail. Postpaid.
DAILY. P'r Month. ... .........,.. 80 40
DAILY. Per Near...... ..........'.' ."
SUNDAY. Per Near ....... ...... ....... ...,. M
DAILY ASD SUNDAY. Per Ncar............. 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY per Month ........... 30
Postage to foreign countries added
TnI SUN. New iork city.
The sun., 1902-06-01

When rFfr runs
NitAgHt ~ ogtciNs>es
TEr u.nt, thAt blow sreA, guns.
,nd the Nln ed rh'n,nF looks IL" coi - olsSses
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25
Realty Transfers.

Real estate is again on the move
in Florence, and number of lots
changed hands this morning
William Glasson sold lot %. block
5, in Chase's plat, and the modern
cottage which occupies the ground
to p. w Farrell. The property in
question is the fourth lot west of
the Erickson block on West Main
street. Mr.. Farrell also purchased
from Mr.. Glasson three lots in
Orchard Park addition
j. Victor McCandless sold to
John O'Malley lot % and east half
of lot 81, block 8, Homestead Park
addition, and the 7-room, 2-story,
modern brick located thereon for
$1,000. Mr. O'Malley and family
will move into ther new posses
sions.
1t is agreeable to note that these
purchasers are Florence people
who have always pinned their faith
to the town.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25
POSTcEFlCE ROBBED.
Grand junction Clerk Under Ar
rest for the Crime.

Grand junction, Jan 25-Night
Clerk Eugene Phillips of the local
postotfice was arrested this MORN
ing charged with having robbed
the registered mail pouch last
night. 1t is not known at this
time how much money he secured.
Phillips says that between 3 and
] O'Clock this morning he left the
postotfice to get lunch and on his
return discovered that the post
office had been robbed and he
gave the alarm. 1t is said that he
is not allowed to leave the office at
that time in the morning and even
if he did GO for lunch it would
not require his absence more than
fifteen minutes. The officers are
convinced that Philips is guilty of
the crime with which he is charged
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25
.FLORENCES' NEW ROAD
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Survey the Besf-Company In
corporafed and VIII Be Built.
SHORT LINE WILL OPERATE 1T

Colorado Springs, Colo, Jan.
24-It was announced here this
afternoon on the highest authori-
ties that the promoters of the Flor
enoe, Victor e. Cripple Creek road,
which line is to be built between
Florence and Cripple Creek. have
made proposition to the Colo
RADIO Springs & Cripple Creek
District company to operate the
new road in connection with the
Short Line, The road from Flor
enc to Cripple Greek will be built
without doubt. The proposition
has been virtually accepted by the
management of the Short Line.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25
THE PORTER CONFESSES.
Killed the Millionaire with a
Sledge Hammer.

St Louis, Mo, Jan. 25-Wm.
Strother, the colored porter of the
Turkish bath house in which Mil
lionaire Cooper was found dead
Thursday morning, has confessed
to the murder The negro admits
that he trumped up the story of
two women and man calling on
Mr., Cooper at midnight. He killed
the millionaire with sledge ham
mer, took his diamond ring and
roll of money and secreted them
behind joice, where they we're
found by the police.
Mr. Cooper, the murdered man,
was treasurer of the Graham Paper
Co.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25
SCHLEY'S JOURNEY.
One Continuous Being
Entertained i'm Chicago.

Chicago, Jan. 25-Admiral and
Mrs. Schley arrived from Wash
ington and were given great
reception Their trip has been
one continuous ovation. Great
crowds were at the union station to
get glimpse of the hero of Santi-
ago. The distinguished guests were
met by the mayor and prominent
citizens. AS the admiral stepped
from the train he was greeted with
applause. The program arranged
cannot be carried out but an ele-
giant banquet will be rendered the
distinguished party this evening.
They will leave for Louisville
Monday.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25
Episcopal.

Regular services tomorrow are
Early celebration, 1870; Sunday
School, 9:45; morning prayer lit
any and sermon, IL; evening
prayer and sermon 1880 At morn
ing service the rector will speak
on "a Fathers Entreaty" At
evening service the subject will be
the second of a series on "The
Beginning of Faith" All are
cordially invited.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25

Officer Tabor and Alderman
Blunt this morning were at work
endeavoring to locate the defect in
the sound of the fire whistle. 1t
was decided that if it be moved a
greater distance from the valve the
alarm would be louder Manager
Nicely, of the Electric company,
says that he will place it in
another position on the boilers.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25

Frank Shelby, John Freeman,
John Carlin and Jack Gowan.
tramps, held up and board
ed No. GA, east bound freight
train shortly after leaving here
yesterday morning. They were
captured at Swallows.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25
Rubber Trust Mill Closes.

Woonsocket, r, l., Jan. 25-The
Alice rubber mill of the Woon.
socket Rubber company, closed
down today. The mill is owned
by the United States Rubber com
pany, and generally gives employ
ment to about 1000 hands. Open
winters, during the past three
years, causing an over production,
is believed to be a contributing
cause to the shutdown.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25

See the nice pianos at the st.
Elmo, w. Main street Denver
Music Co 2l-22
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-01-25

Cleaning of clothes, washing or
ironing will be done in neat order
if left with Mrs. HoItz opposite
the st. Elmo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01

oo'ri var tt'intslll,r rOr 8~esicgiHa imubRss "a
leusput SeHaeiselFr " On STrei al "a ten ca haIp
euieH Eoaais. CO r'tsFot be sr bet reeueyrrt III
SseiTua'ls. bvH8sS BE- III Sapnins az Spsuhinie.
dsa &r'Ssisst' I'll SpsnhlHi CT eEtreH: iaa raeital
2rauS'ermalicu ton ben btr ~iSrrsaar bss aue rage
HsF7ste % 'psf SensHsT. Der ph bruce cuactierS
S'aSeertiers' bet men pHbeee aHsritauit 9teNeI iVr
GaSs, S,psr' GO Neutrality-suspicious. Rsitss Scr
Ssr "a COB esIsrse Ri NIisrt p~aaislas bets suas
" SinsIasinIsi iFT &aaiuosrW vu izttr &aptu 1
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bert "a tssaa i~prfpasas 5prifsygtlie. 1et er en-
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Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Sarme Biscuits fan bore bra no

Sarme Biscuits fan bare bra uof
en- Sang iHteIem 90 er for monae al
oS ct behoecligt Mnobptte, iom uep.
pc mebisrcr ifoSeIiae 6sIaer, al iise
huiS man ipiier iom ct Memneife %
tpgaer Nfobeu ilteoeuior al aleiie
Den i ia ION Ell Smb. 9ten ocricm
nogeu peuter, at aonen ltal boac
biscuits iua at iige til hucr Oag.
ioo er oct for meget iorlonst, oa bun
Gisr Del. OH bun irtter iig op moo
iau6an llrimeligbeo % llicritanS.
Ssier bun iia for ct ioaoont arap,
blir gnocn ~ufeilbarIia oeit, at bun
ON nogIe Ior ioar en- srGtten oa
fcrbriuaSiulo MonS at PLACE iia
meb. Sm ban ira isrit al bar mil
% benipuShIo. ina fan Oct life bare
/ Sruabcu. ndor SorosielIen bolSer
pao al sbel9eacs. @rso Ill hper
apeIh or life iaa forIis. men faur
ban porme biscuits omtrent Ill bper
9as, Sa itaar alt paa Spill.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
"GruIs .Diia".
(lpts''na / Crteoa'eu frtus 1s4S 40
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pon GrulS han tsute I 8urgsns @aar
/ icmteu Sutu al bGrte ct aar.
Ole me Sgn!" ia en- SrulS ma Spaput,
"Slett irgo 9pn hi bu iortrut,
mi bette Sprie hi HI burtitiGmt!"
81 ou be-" "a EN- SruIs me- Soacm.
Son Sruls tot Sunseu / Snar ga i Stlcoa
"a let: an mp / ben icmtaube @cas.
"@Ic me gym" ia EN- 3ruls mU Spapnu.
"Ta tlGre min Irula, ou ipnr mttt 9ip.
NIT hdIre Nile ia { De glel"
Nom ma ol,," ia EN- 5ruts mG Sooom.
1an lruls ban ipron9 burt anper ei 9I9rI
Der ito tire SurG al flaaOo a 0PRrr.
'6loo DO init" ia EN- Truls mG 8uaout.
n TO bGm inn / Stosru Tang,
Den IreIe ban inn I YtTrra intauo.
"Sl ou bar" ia EN- 1ruIs ma Speom.
Sau 2rnls ban gIs,t te fin bette g9u.
iett ie GaaI o9 Eran. ipooe Scle iaien.
"Stt no oGr!" IA en- Sruls ma Soapm.
i'RorpestaA.)
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
Rom 90 bieIp!

Monbna 9ften Den ODE Stunt gif
en- %forfGroelig Tornado eler Storm
ober Soiprere llIeu, @alnortb %
gtIantn | GGnp cg 9ecfer Counties,
Ninn., % bragte SoeIGgeeIie. Isb
og Do meo fig. Smtrent 40 6ami.
licr miiteoc nGiten alt, bpob DC eicoc,
Suite, Glpocr, Moonarer, 5armreo.
ifaber og mango al fine aeroturer.
DC fIeite al oiSie SamiIier or bore
SanbsmGnb, og De trGnger Siplp.
DC er blottet for oft. Wange al Dem
bar for lIpffen | minSrc eobe 3or.
Observation-Disclosures. Raboer gisl
niitnof, bpob DC iormadr, men oa
lllpffeu er iaa itor, bill De life orfe of
poe ben Si9Ip, iom trGnges. Seq
bill oerfor nenligit beoe beltagenoe og
mebfslcuoe 9dnosmpnb | 2anoet ON
Of fonnme bisie biemisgte til SipIp
meo en- liben Soauosr9fning, os ieg
er forbiSiet ON, at iee life b~enpenoer
mig I'll eoer forgiGpes meo min @sn.
Wen Der tr9nges bitrtig Si9Ip.
atlanta Wenigbe6, tilbsreube Den
norffe Spnobc, miiteo fin itore og
nGIten npe Strife. iom ben meo flor
Spofrelie o9 megen GnitrengeIie
bdnoe facet opisrt og f9rbie, iaa Den
for netop TO aar iioen funbe inbnies.
Ri ligger &irfen Der aIbeIes opipIin.
fret / Smaaitpffer, oa Tenigbeoen
er uoen 8itosbuS. Wenigbeoen et
Ell IorboloSniS fattig Neniabeb, oq
outtrent Ell Sreoieoel al 6e IfaoeIibte
tilbsrcr Den. Zen bill ioalebeS life
peo eeen SiGlp bore iitano til at
reiie lit 8ubsbus igicu paa mango
Gor, men maa faa SieIp ira Ben.
ner og Srosbrsore. bpiS Den after
fol filnre fao ct Srs, boor ben Tan
iamIeS ON RaooemibIerne. Seq bill
oerfor beoe eoer, bore 9rsbre % 81.
tire / Serren, ON inar % riaeIia
Si9lp for benne Dor haarbt biem,
lsate Ssitermeni9beo, ioa Den after
fan foo opbpgae fin airfe.
Seq bill penliait bcoe bort Gam.
fuubS Breiter inoreit opIpie bette
0proob on SipIp for Tine Renigbe.
Der og opforbre til at biPlpe oenne
0tenigbeb og De nsbIibenSe erers,
og ioa fuuoe bier eufeit, bpiS Sierte
8ub fit aobne til 8eltaaeIie for DIS.
'e nsbIibeube8 oq Den uppnte Renia.
beoS Sran9, itrofs perionIig inbien.
Define 9ibraQ.
gtoroa til BieropbpaqeIie al NJ.
lonta @eniabebS airfc ieubcS til
gait. s. 9. 9otbue, Sittcroal, @ein.
ne'oto, % SipIp for be ifobeItbtc
oilers til u. 7. Iuitenlon, llIcu, Wtin.
ncioto, ION oil fpitcre for 8ooernc
oa iSrge for here's rcttc anucnbcIic.
SnrtiG &iGIp trruacS boobe for
Wcniahehcn % &c andre.
Heb @ing, t3br Sunni 1902.
q. @ierQo.
,Tormono FOR Wiuucioto 1iitrift.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-01
2oppcrnc fan life forSraae at +

Spppcrnc fan life forbraae at boil.
De til / ct Sus, boor man beit9nfer
S9gge og Gag meb en- Ipaa Splss.
ming al aarbolipre / 8ano, en- Sbe.
itefitIo til ct Bot 8nno er Itprft nof.
SenefIPbernc fau o9iao beit9nfes
meo benne 9lanoing, men bsr oa
meo Oct famine bpnges no | oct fric
og bel ubIuftes. Spreu foIbes pao
GngeIif GorboIic acio os fan faces
for rimelig Rris hos enbper apotbe.
fer. Den, iom befatter Zig meb beu,
bsr imiblcrtio alorig gIemme, at
ben er q I 9, % bsr berfor ie bel
til, at 6loifcn opbeoareS paa ct Steo,
boor gsrnc1e life fan fomme til,
iont ooate iiQ for at ipiIbc noget paa
Spnocrnc eIIcr Gele al 2eeemet. Wio.
let moa rntlIrligpiS gientages Of 90
til. otter iom fnoil finder oct ns6pen.
higt. Sor man life NicrteIaa iii at
pGre oltior boaro mco 9opperne,
fan man lace Sunhcrc bopc fri aS.
gang til Nuict og til at ado inS OF
no, iom ben iii. cher oqioa fan man
lobc @riicur aoa 90 RODE omfrirg
SGaaeue. Set pil nGre 2opperne
Ell flor %Semintriua til at boIbc no
oe til life ioh mart at eipc eftcr for
Wobaanaen.