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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18
BOY slNeER's DOWNFALL.
lie Sang for West Point Cadets, Who
Paid Him in Cigarettes.

lie Sang for West Point Cadets, Who
Paid Him in Cigarettes
Newburgh, Jan. 1i-Eugene Gaff-
ney, 12 years old, who had a sweet
voice, learned lot Of popular songs,
sung them in public places and made
money, became a favorite with the
West Point Cadets, for whom he fre-
quently sang. fhe cadets are charged
with having paid him in cigarettes for
entertaining them, and through this
he became addicted to them, smoking
half a dozen packages day. The
result is that his voice failed him and
the cadets threw him down. The boy
went from bao to worse and has lately
been singing in barrooms. Today he
was before the recorder on complaint
Of his mother, who feared he would
sink lower and lower. The judge
Iectured him, and, instead of sending
him to reform institution, let him go
vita his mother on promise of doing
better.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18
INTERNAL MACHINE
FOUND IN PosToFFlcE
Explodes and Wounds Clerk in
Knoxville, Tennessee.

Explodes and Wounds a Clerk in
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Knoxville, Tenn, Jan. III. w.
Martin. postofice clerk. was injured
this morning by the explosion Of a
package of powder, nitro-glycerine, or
an internal machine. He was stamp
ing letters and package and package
addressed to a hardware house here
exploded when struck with the stamp.
Examination revealed on it the name
of New lork smokeless powder
concern. The interior OF the parcel
showed a tin box containing an explo-
sive which had been carefully packed.
The local hardware firm disclaims
having ordered such a package or
having been notified of its shipment.
1t has not been receiving samples 0
explosives by mail, which fact sug-
gests the internal machine theory.
The authorities have begun an investi-
cation and say the shipping of such
packages by mail is violation Of the
postal laws.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18
HERMANN THE GREAT TODAY
Will Give Matinee and Night Perform
at the Grand.

Hermann the Great will be the at
traction at the Grand today. both at
the matinee and night. This cele-
brated slight Of hand man has visited
Brunswick for the past few years and
has always greatly pleased his audi
ence. He is undoubtedly the best of
his kind travelling. The matinee
prices win be only rs and so cents.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18
Bank Failure at Albany.

Albany, Ca, Jan. 17.-An applica,
tion for temporary receiver has been
filed by the directors of the CONNER
cial Bank of Albany. The bank did
not open for business this morning
and posted notice stating that the
bank had suspended payment, pending
action of the state authorities. The
liabilities are estimated at s12S, 900,
with assets OF $4,000 in bills receIy-
able and real estate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18
LECTURE ON THE PASSION PLAY
Fourth Number Of the Lyceum Course
Next Thursday Night.
N. D. RUSSELL,
Clerk of Council.

Fourth Number Of the Lyceunn Course
Next Thursday Night.
The next Lyceum attraction will
be next Thursday night, January %,
This date coming so soon after the
other is due in part to Mrs. Gillow's
date in December being cancelled.
Also to the fact that the management
had the opportunity to secure at this
time Dr. Eugene May, the noted lect-
urer and orator, in his special lecture
on 'The Passion Play" Being deslr
GUS Of having this lecture given here
the date was accepted for next week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18
May be An oraanIzed eana.

Greenville, S. c., Jan. 17.--Numer-
Gus bnrglaries have been committed
in Laurens county within the past
two weeks, a considerable amount of
motley being secured IN several in
stances. Last night the store OF Mar
shall A. Leaman, of cross Hill, was
entered, his safe blown open, and re-
lieved of $40 and a quantity of jew
els. The postofFice, which is located
in his store, was also robbed of $50.
No clew to the robbers has been
obtained so far. 1t is thought an
organized gang is at work in the
county
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18

At the latest samples for clothing at
Jim Carter's. Only first-class work
done.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18

A Good Place
To have your clothes cleaned is at
Jim Carriers. Ring phone 1882.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18

Repairing a Speciality.
The repairing done at Jim Carter's
Is In charge OF 8 flrst-class tailor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18

Strictly First-Ciass
Work is being done at Jim Carter's.
Only experienced workmen are en-
ployed by him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1901-1903, 1902-01-18

Shingles, laths and everything for
the builder at l.. A. Miller's.
The Washington times., 1902-03-30
HALF CENTURY OF
PROGRESS IN JAPAN

Japan but Simoda and Hakodade unless
in distress or forced by stress of weather
ARTICLE NJ
There shall be appointed, by the Gov
ernment of the United States, consuls or
agents TO reside in Smoda. at any Nime
after the expiration of eighteen months
from the date of the signing of the
treaty; provided that either of the two
Governments deem such arrangement nee
essary.
ARTICLE MI
The present convention having been
concluded and duly signed shall be obli-
gatory and faithfully observed by the
United States OF America and Japan and
by the citizens and subjects of each re-
spective Power; and it is TO be ratified
and approved by the President of the
United States, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate thereof, and by the
august sovereign of Japan. and the rati-
fications shall be exchanged within eight
cen months of the date of the signature
thereof, or sooner. If practicable.
In faith whereof we, the respective
plenipotentiaries of the United States of
American and the Empire of Japan afore-
said, have signed and sealed these provis-
ions.
Done at Kanagawa this 31st day of
March, in the year of our Lord Jesus
Christ 1854, and of Kayei the seventh
year, third month and third day.
NJ. c. PERRY.
Other treaties and conventions were
signed with Japan in 1857. 1858. which
opened the additional ports of Kanagawa,
Nagasaki, and Nee-e-gat to American
vessels in 1880 and 1886.
The Washington times., 1902-03-30
ADVANTAGES OF THE
G. A. R. ENCAHPMENT
Practical Views Taken by Mr..
Louis P. Shoemaker.
GEN. TORRANCE LEAVES TOWN
mittees Are Preparing for Coming
Event Highly Gratifying to Him-Vis-
iting Posts Secure Quarters.

Mr.. Louis p. Shoemaker, the vice chair
man of the executive committee of the
Citizens Association in. charge of ar
rangements for the thirty sixth annua
encampment of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, to be held in this city next OC-
tober, has called the attention OF bpsi-
ness men in geneU ito The great ad-
vantages that Will erue to the city at
the present time through the gathering
of the old veterans and the hosts that will
accompany them.
This gathering is sure to attract the
attention of the people of the country to
this city at most opportune Time he
stated, when the vast schemes for the
Identification of the city on an immense
scale are being presented and urged on
the attention of Congress. with the
added interest that the visitors VIII take
in the Nations Capital as result OF
their visit, it is sure to bring a desired
influence to bear on the Congressman
that will hasten the desired end.
1T will further tend to impress upon
them the fact International improvements
here as elsewhere SnCulu De at HdtioHdi
expense, and that only those expenditures
that are purely local in character should
be assessed one-half against the revenues
of the District and the remainder from the
general treasury Mr.. Shoemaker is an
ardent advocate of the encampment prof
ect. but believes tina: its gathering should
be made use of for the benefit OF the city.
General Torrance Leaves Washington.
Gen. Ell Torrance, the commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army, lett Washington
yesterday afternoon for his home in Min
neapolis, after having stated that he had
been relieved of all occasion fo- concern
about the encampment by the business
like manner in which the work has been
undertaken by the committees. He expects
to return to the city from time to time
to assist the committees in every way in
his power.
The committee on the entertainment OF
the Sons of Veterans has reported plans
The Washington times., 1902-03-30

interesting "reminiscences and photo.
graphs.
Mr.. James F. ]. Archibald announces
| his lecture as being on the subject of 'thC
! Boer-British war dealing impartially
| with methods. tactics, and strategy of the
| great conflict based on the experience OF
| several wars and campaigns Seventyfive
| cents will be charged for the entire first
| floor. and 80 cents for reserved seats in
| the balcony and for general admission.
Public Order Committee.
,, Major Sylvester, who is chairman of the
committee on public order during the
Forthcoming encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic in this city has ap-
pointed the FOLLOWING vice chairmen and
committeeman:
Gen. II. V. Boynton, John E. Wilkie, and
William f. Cochran, vice chairmen; Ed
win B. Hesse, secretary, and T. f. Alvey
j. H. Aubere, George NJ. Bond. T. Fl.
Brooks, Walter ]. Brooks, James E. Bell
w. o. Bradley, ]. W. Byron, Frederick G.
Berger, C. X. Bergman, II. C. Burch, C.
S. Bundy, C. A. Boynton. H. r. Cunning
ham, J. C. Courts, T. p. Cleaves, p. B.
Chase. B. F. Chase H. A. Cobaugh. d. V.
CnlSnOlm, Ut. >. Clln0rd COX, N L. Cal
lamer, ID. s. CARL, II. ii. Darneille, Bar
tholomew Diggins. John J. Duffy, L. c.
Dyer, l. N. Dolph, w. W. Danenhower,
William Dickson, w. w. Eldridge, G. w.
Esterly, Calvin Farnsworth, Howard D.
Feast, Major c. A. Fleetwood, J. J. Free
land, William T. Gallaher. Royal Gurley,
J. Holdsworth Gordon, Benjamin w. Guy,
Louis Goldschmidt, Ashley NJ. Gould.
George Gibson, II. NJ. Gilman, Edward
Graves. Abraham Hart. George A. Howe,
Col Morrison Hoyt, John Henderson, jr.,
Alexander T. Hensey. Arthur Hendricks,
Frederick S. Hodgson Anthony Holmead,
R. j. Harlow. r. B. Hayes.
T. L. JeffOrds, ]. l.. King. Hugh ]! Kane,
Lee NJ Lipscomb, r. Z. Lee, J. II. Ma
gruder, ID. E. McComb. Morrell Marean,
w. H. Moses, W. II. Moran, Samuel C.
Mills, Capt. J. p. Megrew, II. C. Moses,
II. c. Mclean, Frank Madigan, w. A. Nc
Kensie. William NJ. Meredith, ]. Pa Miller,
Francis Nye, w. H. Norton, Richard
O'Brien, p. b. S. Pinchback, w. II. Proc
tor, George w. Rouser, E. J. Roche, Col.
B. R. Ross, c. C.. Rogers, j. c. Ransom,
w. II. Rapley. H. Romeyn, D. n. Rams
dell. Fred c. Shaw, Warner Stutler, NJ.
d. Scanlon. G. H. Slaybaugh, ]. r. Sutton,
Smith Thompson, jr.. William Tindall, W.
Scott Towers, T. C. ]. Treanor, NJ. E.
Urell, w. F. Ullrich. Harry Williams. Eu-
gene Wilkins. John E. Wilkie, S. II. Walk
er, J. NJ. Wright, II. R. Webb. l.. p. Will
liams, F. B. Wheaton, J. B. Wight, II. l..
West, r. J. Wynne ElphonZo Youngs.
The Washington times., 1902-03-30

| that contemplate an expenditure of abou
81, 600 for hotel accommodations for the
commander in-c chief and staff, q hall for
their convention, and badges for the dele
gates. The organization is a strong and
| powerful one. and il is believed that the
expense would be returned to the city
manifold. The matter will not be taken
up by the executive committee until after
the G. A. r. has been provided for.
Gen. arthur Hendricks states that the
invitation to the G. a. r. implied an OBJ
ligation-to entertain the Sons oEVeterans.
with whom the G. A. r. have been en-
deayoring to encourage closer relations
and to whom the G. 4. r. extended a
special Invitation at the last encampment
in Cleveland to participate in the next
encampment.
To Be CHARTERED at Arlington Hotel.
Commander Charles G. Hampton, of De-
troit Post 3S4. has arranged for the en-
tertainment of his post at the Arlington
Hotel. They Will bring about 100 men
and full band, and expect to have about
fifty others in the party, all of whom
have been provided fer in the hotel ar
rangements.
a meeting of the committee on decor
alton has been called for Thursday April
3. The time and place of the meeting
will be announced later.
DR.. Guy McCandless. of Pittsburg.
Pa. has sent to DR.. d. Percy Hickling,
chairman of the medical committee. his
acceptance CT his appointment as a mem
her of that committee. DR.. McCandless
was the chairman of the medical COM
mittee when ths encampment was held in
Fittsburg, and is thoroughly familiar
uif detn nf bn
Massachusetts, Post Secures Quarters.
Chairman Knox, of the committee on
illumination. has announced the names OF
Thomas J. Fisher. E. S. NARROW, and T.
w. Powers as additional members of his
committee.
A communication from Mr. ]. ]. Railey.
of Post SO, at Lecminster, Mass. advises
the committee that McCauley's Hall, 200
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast has been
leased for the use of the post during the
encampment They expect to bring 100
men. Secretary Bulkley has replied. con-
graduating him upon having secured such
satisfactory quarters, and has referred
the letter to Mr.. Weller's committee.
Admiral Foote Post, No. II, of New
Haven Conn, has asked that accommo-
dations be reserved for them for four
days beginning October T. They will
bring large number of comrades, band
of music. and will be accompanied by
many of their friends and members of
their families.
The Fourth Band Of the United States
Artillery Corps, popularity known as the
Artillery School Band Of Fortress Mon
roe, has made application for assignment
during the encampment. 1t Is band of
thirty pieces, of which Frank W. Kettiey
is the conductor.
Joint Lecture at Columbia Theatre.
Tickets will be placed on sale at the
box office of the Columbia Theatre Tues
day for the joint lecture on Modern
Methods of Warfare" to be- delivered by
Messrs. Stickney and Archibald. the we'll
known war correspondents, who spent
many months at the front, and have many
The Washington times., 1902-03-30
SHE WILL SIT If ELECTED.
Kentucky Woman Says She Cannot B
Kept From Congress.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 20. - Miss
Mary Burkhart, a wealthy young woman,
is a candidate for Congress on the Pro-
hibition ticket in the Tenth district. Miss
Burkhart is resident Of Lone Wolf
County, the daughter OF wealthy lum-
herman, with 100000 in her own name.
She is the first candidate in the field, and
is making house to- house canvass. In
discussing her candidacy, she said;
Some of the men UP here w-sao are talk
ing ahou, running for Congress tell me
my race Is useless, trat If elected l can
not be seated, want to say right here
that If ! Sei majority OF votes cast in
the Tenth district I'll go to Congress all
right, and there is nc law to prevent me. :"
The Washington times., 1902-03-30
ITALIAN EXPLORER MISSING.
Relief Expedition to Be Sent to Para.
guayan Hinterland.

ROME, March 20. - Nothing has been
heard for nearly year of the Italian ex-
plorer Boggiani, who undertook, on behalf
Of the Italian Geographical Society. a
scientific expedition to the Hinterland of
Paraguay.
No assistance can be obtained from the
Government of Paraguay. and the Geo
graphical Society has decided to send
mission to ascertain what has become of
the explorer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
Gn farlias 9iprn.

Gn farligs giprn. 9reoreue Sens
cl Speno 9'erion SpauieIebp / Sroit.
piten 5eaop iis forIeoen Ga9 III pno
Sagt eiter Ell itor SIagbisrn iom man
bopbe iet Spor eiter / Siopen. DC
por bepGbne9e meb SppS o1 RcmIrI.
tcngeoGrer, men bapbe life Sumo
meo. @jterot Sc bnobe iunoet 9isr'
ncrs Spnr % %inbbentet zen, iflSO De
ct Sfuo pna ben. men ba itprtcoe
gisrnen Jig moo Sens Eerion %
brrbtc bam meo CT eucite Slaa OF
ienOerilep bans arop. 9erpaa benotc
@jsrnen lig moo Spenh, Der al Tor.
ifrpffdie life par litano iii at aisre
noGct til lit 6oripar, % rep ben enc
grm al BAN, hporeiter ban blcp liz.
aenoc pna Eln0ien. bpor ban icnere
pan Nntten fan0teS al tiIfommcnoe
SoIf. Yoa 8runo al set itorc BLOB
tab er oct uIiftert, ON bans @ip fan
re6oeS. geaae 9rsorene cr Sorpaa.
tere unoer 2ramiors goIaa. or aiite
% / i0.4nrs glberer. Dan iager
fremoelcS eiter glsrnen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
Oeutralitets forlaoet
Sanffernc trpr life paa Sisrnions
Srcmiiuins al Sagcn.

Set oauifc 8Iao Sort &ano" bar
ira mc9et aniet 6aaan0" mootagct
Ell ArtifeI, bpOrr Oct bl. q. beoer;
Gen ~biitoriife Sanobeo nuroc
pGrc, at Y~roieSior 0tartens bar til.
itilIet Gar alcrdn6er &eutrulitcts.
proieftct. mebens 3oren opboIot fig
paa 6~reoeuSbore. Sporptbt 3nrcn
bar ifiTnfet Sagcn ioo mcaen Op'
fterfiombeo, at han har omtaIt ocr
for i'm Spiaerfuber. Song Gbrtitinn,
iodr itoa ben. SaIinIb bar Der life
pPret tillagt ben er iaaoan 9etpo.
ming, at Der bar pTrct foufereret
oerom meo 6cn bauife Ecgiering."
Sort &un0" bar li9elea teIegrd.
iiif ioreipurgt Yr~oicsior Martens /
petersburg. ont han befrGiter Sano.
beben al glsrnions Bdaitauo ont, at
bans Sorilag til Sfouotnaptens 9tell.
tralitet er biCpet dipiIt at Gitrup
p~erionlig.
Warten6 bar iparct, at ban al.
brig bar let gitrup % olorig bapt
uogeu p%eriOnIig 6orbinoeIie meO
bant.
Sertil fnptter Oct norife 9ld6 "Sn.
tcQigensiebIerne" ieIeenbe SelnGrE.
ming:
9taor "Bort 2nro" intoo glsrn'
ions Wcooclelie opitiaer et SeIe.
gram ira b. Wortens, bOort oenne
Tiger, at ban aIorig bar Jet Gitrup
og albrig bapt nogen p~erionlig DOR,
binoeIie meo bnnt," 6d er bette oloc.
les iloen getponing. 9et er b. Wnr'
tens Sorilng. Sr. Gitrup bar giort
9efienbtifab meo, life u. WartenS
perionIig. % Der err andre Raaoer
Of brinee ct SoriIog frcm paa emo
peb Ell birefte ~perionIia SenbenbeIie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

Stprt 9cgat. afbsoe 9oniuI 8eitpe
Geebera boobe efterlaot Jig Ell teIta-
mentoriif geitemmelie ON, at ser at
hans 80 ifltloe uore0eS ct 9elsb al
100000 ar. iii Sprettelie al en- Stif.
teIie til 6oroeI for riorisraeoe 9ren-
gebsrn, fortrinspis al Somilier bss
reoe til ariitionia SanoelSitauo clcr
ogiaa iii Gmbeositonoen eler bernleO
IigeitileOe SnmfunosfloSier / Soueo.
itnoen. Stiftelien ifal bore Napn al
"8eItpe Ggebergs Stifte!ic iOr NOR.
iergeoe 9ern." 5eitamcntct8 Scitem.
meIie gonr no paa, at aopitale, ifal
benltao rentebprenoe, inotil Den lI>'
gisr I WiQioH 8roner, bporeiter Ser
nil blipc opfert fornsoen 8p9niug fnr
Stiitelien, iao at oenne fan tr9ee i
aftip 8irfiomheb
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
aerreaaarorn Mso. aiosoe gnfc.

Scrrrgnnrbcn Gsb. aiosne gnfe.
fri anfers groinger bar I oisic Gage
Iolet Rso meO Silligelier til ben
cairoesberettigeoc arping Gooseier
4. ~. Mnfer for 10000 SER. meIoes
fra SrcorifshoIo. ! aiebet meoieI-
ger olilnas Sirpeniarer % S,iobo. ner-
iblonot mango pGroiiulpc anmle
@ienitanSe, Der tsr bare fulgt 8oor.
Den | Iarbunoreber. Sdolangt Sal.
osiis Snga lncr. bar Msb pGrct Scrre.
gaarben pep Snloen; isrit lont ct lin.
oerbrus unber Sseobiet. ieitere en-
iclpitrnoig gienbont. Soanet BIZ pioe.
at @ndroen bar tilhsrt Eeoer Sol.
tisri,ien. % ialfalb bar Den tilhsrt
Siegterne @Rrn og Sanf. Otter
Statsraao 5andS Spblth fpbtes
gienoommen neo Mutton i 1890.
Narene al @rcsierer =. @nfer. In.
ferries Slpgtsgaoro er Hso iaaleoes
life; Oct err 8anrben Sorgcniri Der i
Here SI9gtIeb bar tilbsrt Somi.
liens Sopebmano og iaalebeS mt eies
al 8ooseier q. 30. Aufer. Zen bun.
breOaariae Sopeobpgning pna Roo,
Der life tilireositiIler RlttioertS 6or.
brin8er til aomfcrt, orl bline ontbpg.
get og m%ooerniicret efter en- RIan, Der
u~harbeires aaerebe / 1S50.aarene al
@rosierer q. Infer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
Standardization.
T~irpftinneu

~AANAihblAN't
for "3noerlanb Sron Ore Company"
/ Sonbon nOiteber / Oisie Sage Suobp.
belle ill I%fiieiegning. anpitat~.l or
toa Sc Miaiouer aroner, bporaf
SaIubelen innt @Sreierenceattier, Der
garanteres ct llobptte at minoit 8
Grpcent. Slftierne or poa 90 a.oner.
Sorelsbiq of SeIifabct onlpgac Irii.
ten til ell Erobuftion al 100000
Cons OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oarlia eitcr
@6iions Wetobe. 9rifetterne oil IN.
bebploe So Hrncent metaaiif SSern.
MAIN. Man regner, at De unOerlsgte
Seier intebol0er beEpeo so 0tillioner
Cons rad Sernmalm, og oeSuoen eno.
M life rsiere unOcris0te Seier paa
100 DtiQioner Cons. Sernleiernc /
9ltnoerlono$balen bete9ncS ION De
melt u%oItrofte / europa, og Torbol.
rene meb Senipn til Iiifibning. noar
rem plonIngte Sernbane er fproig, iom
f%oroelo9tige. @Ionot Snbbpoernc
finoes Rnnne ION @otion Irmitrong,
Gircfter Tor De befiCrbte 9lrmitron0ife
%GrfIteSer, og pioenifohelige @aremt.
Gcoer iom 2orb aeIpin % Sbomas
Gbiion, iorlScn en- Mpneoe Spioier /
zen brittle Scrnino1ritri.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

rette ham ON. at ban | ioa ,solo piloe
fan en- liSe1t Veniicn. Ger Dor title
poa @aaroen. 6jcnncm DC gdrule
3iIctrrr, iom hang iloooer Saset, git
Ell unoerlia oGmpet Suien. Snug.
Iano ait aiernem aisftenct % ins i
Stren. ! Senaen Lao aslaf. lien.
helia Ientoo par ubbreot oper aniig.
tet, men on Mitnhen ina et SmiI.
ium ON ban lnffelis bnpoe forlnbt
@eroerL hpor ban islte iis iaa irem.
mcb % olene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
ears Slppens SprocfGrb.


Oen 104-oorige Cars Slippers ge.
grapelie iortGIler Observation-Disclosures:
SirSoag oen 2Soe april blep ears
aIppen unber en- for 6orboloene betp.
helig 9cltageIie begrooet uco Gunner
airfe. airfen bar impffet meo aron'
ie, og Der bar iremmsbt en- itor Del
8enner % Noboer. gf IibsOes Slpgt
fommer til at isles iom ell betpbeIIg
par fun fremmsot 2 9stre, nemlig
Norie og &ari, ben fsrite 50
% Sen on0eu 81 Iar eommel ian1t EFT
grorisn. Otter 8eien par Ser peo SC
fleite Siem itrset Bar og paa Here
Steber iaoes 6lag pan baIo stang.
BreIten msote op p1a 8eien og fuIgtc
til airfen, bpor ban forretteoe Soros
paafniteIien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
Sntct @rnbcfipb. :

Sntct @rnbcfipb. 5rn StodtoIm
mebbeles, at Slooeue Glcngiocr ct
Rp8te on, at inacn fgl. G~ropoiition
ON Srofis5 al M1ImieIter / Norr.
botien fommer til at forcIpaaca iuHc.
prrcnbc &igaoag. "9tpa NngI. Alcb. "
uotnIcr Den 6ormooniug. at bette
Settelie for N~iaSSagcn. timber iao.
bnnnc SmitGnSiabeoer - bcmGrter
@laoct - fan man 10 anic oct Tor al.
BET, at Rc9icrinacr for iorpiaict iig
I'm, at Der life foreliggcr nogcn 6nrc
for mere eller min6rc iorilsine ii.
rcnaopcrationer. bnoriaieruem 8ru.
ternc / H~orrbottcn ifuIoc ~rliifere at
eoa oper / uoenIanoifc 4rrber.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

3Orses Sanf. Spfsrelien al Ror.
aes ganfS me 9pgnineer paa 9dnfs
plabien / ariitiania piI blipe paabe.
gpnot / Ell mar 5rertio. aontraft
ON 6ltnoamerteringsarbeioerne er
aIereoe ofiIllttet. "a ale Irbeiosteg.
Ringer for ieIpe 8poningen er M on.
trent fGrSiae ira slrfiteft Siortbs
Saon0 Selpe 5tnSnmenterinaeH
fan blipe annife beioprlig, na Der ital
rPre 10 Wetcrs 9pbbe trn 5err9.
net til fnit 6ielb. Sanfbpgninsen |
fulofsrt Stnnb fommer poa oper I
WiQion aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
5periee 90 SinIano

Senri Snnant - Sen enc al ben
Gobellfc SrcbspriS' 8tnoere - ipIOtc
ben zoe Mai 70 Mar. s ben IrIco.
ming bar i~oriticaige aorporntioErr
Oh 8ripatmprb / Speriae hIitllet
bonn en- parm SploningSaorcaic.
aoreSien er ulSertcgnet al CT NutoI
piNeuifaheIige, frigSuioeuifobeliae.
meoicii,ite ca ANDRE 6oreniuacr iamt
iremraaenoe IRuo. meo StatSmini.
~itereu, GiuiImtniiteren % erfcbiito.
pen i Sptnien.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
Sirlp I'll l%lopnnOrinu.

dJUIV III NuUHHUIINN NIW UT
2ono&msbs. iom Horit Eern' % Ne.
totnrbcioeriorbmo ifai boIoe / &uni
Woorch. nil Ser bIiuc ircmiat ToriIog
ON, at T~orbunort& %orbclN&IGic Wch,
Icmuer itol noes POO Mrorcr / NIrlp
iii at uoonnhre.' observation-disclosures
tror. at en- ioohan TrcmaonRam0o0c
oil oGrc td0jGcrc emo 1t dlpc &c Mr..
bcioalsie llnocritsttcIic bicmme / Nor.
&c.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23
aensmnnn nnnrr satale2

6oneer Gensbprielifab | 2ifioro bar
mi beiluttet at reiie pribat Strnifeiag
mob 2en5mnno Sfsa / ll~Ilaisoang Tor
liIoplig iSGlbing al Eamrrn poa Sci
ifabetS eget gettningscmraaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-23

8aarSsn 9orSbp / Sfoger err meo
8ei9tning % @aarosreoifaber etc. al
Gieren. Sr. enaerf, iolgt til Groprie.
tar Saralo Mifer fra 2drb for 102,.
600 Gr., ifr. "guiferubS gloo."