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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19
FOR lti.Ni I.

l. or RENT-TEUCK FARM A Pl.AIE or
l. IL ns res suitable for trucker. 4 miles
from Nt!mir gton Oh good road; for particu'
lar. address Or apply TO A. |. Durc:t. Room
600 Equ able Bldg, 9TH and Market Streets,
VIII, Del fl'bt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

I, OR RENT-sS MADISON STREET. 8
ICONS with bath, Apply to u. j. Yer.
non, this uiios flltf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

lI'OR RENr--SrOitt 8is KING sTtEET,
IL sn old established millinery, bat santa
bic for Any other bu,!nes, Apply . Wo-t TN
street. il3-Lf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

ANTED -.>ECuN u AND FuRNITURE
w We buy cRrrc's stoves entire house,
or part also good cast off clothing. Cali on
or neDd postal card to Mahou 81 os. So! KING
street i'elm. phone l!.5 Il A: 1879 A.
N-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

L'OE RENI-EARM ON 50 ACRES NEAR
T on, Del Ahdreys 2, Ora.
nOgue, Del Sltn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

EOE r-FUHNiSHED ROOMS. WITH
Z heat, and with or without board at Az!
West Attn strset. d s,dm'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

EOR HtNr-.STORH AND DWELLING
{ corner Marylan ayonu. and Elm str ost.
Apply on premises. fs.tn I'll snt III W tht
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-19

I'OR RENT-A FARM OF !2ACRRS WITH
j. q brick house and store containing "
rooms. situate miles north Of Newark. Del
Apply TO Henry hoopes yl9 Marxet street,
VIII, Del fll.lmoeOI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

holders. previous to the Incorporation.
being for the most part experienced
miners, made personal examinations of
the mine and subscribed for stock on
their own judgment. Mining was then
booming in this locality and the stock
rapidly doubled in subscription price.
THE original promoters sold out the
last of their holdings early in October
last 10 the present managers Of the
mine after the latter had made per-
sonal investigation Of its physical con-
dition. The big ore chute exposed at
the time of the purchase has since
pinched, which is the cause of the. de-
probation OF the stock, and not decep-
ton, as stated IN the editorial today.
We have examined the report of the
present manager and talked with him
personally, and he assures us no re-
Election whatever should be cast on the
former management, and that the
whole matter was simply one of mis-
taken investment. as often occurs in
such ventures That the promoters
were frank and honest in the conduct
of this business. That in the light now,
before It. it would have been better
had dividends been deferred until new
ore bodies had been opened, which is
yet confidently expected"
The Herald willingly gives space to
the publication of this explanation
largely because il may serve to correct
an injustice which was not intended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17
WHEN 1T HAPPENS.

IF il happens it's In The Herald"
GAIT LAKERS REALIZED the truth
- of this saying to the fullest extent
yesterday. Only these who read The
Herald knew before they left their
homes that Utah had been visited by
great mining disaster and that many
lives had been snuffed out in a breath.
The Herald's only morning cOntempo
rary and competitor will have the de-
tails this morning. perhaps. The Her
aid had them IN its regular edition
yesterday morning.
Today it presents to its patrons a
more complete account of the DAILY
West Ontario catastrophe. an account
prepared by a CORPS Of trained writers,
supplemented by the work of The Her
AIDS artist, Mr.. A. L. LOvey, and half
tones prepared from photographs taken
for this paper. 1t costs some money
TO give the people the news while it is
news. but it pays The Herald is will
ing to spend money, and it usually gets
the results desired.
If it happens it's in The Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17
THE PARK CITY TRAGEDY.

NOBODY WILL EVER KNOW ex-
~ actIy how Il happened. All that
we do know IS that it did happen. At
one moment the miners in the DAILY
West we're working in the calm Sc
curity which comes to men familiar
With the earth's interior. The next
moment n large percentage of their
number lay dead 10 drift and tunnel,
while others were gasping. choking.
dying. as the fumes OF powder giis
clutched at their throats. Truly.
'Tis the wink Of an eye, It's the draug'at
From the blossom Of health to the pale
ness OF death.
In the face OF a calamity such as has
visited this. the second greatest mine
IN al Utah today, horror must take
precedence Of every other emotion.
And as the first shock subsidies, in
every heart there wells a tide of sym
pathy for those so suddenly bereft.
Miners. as a rule are such strong.
healthy, sturdy fellows, good men to
look upon, good men to tie to. The
thought of death is far from them, the
fear of death is farther. When these
who lost their lives In The calamity
of Tuesday night said goodbye to their
families and went up the hill to their
work. no hint OF coming disaster found
Judgment in their brains. Bright. man
~ men they were. young for the most
part. with futures showing skies Sc
rene. Their race is run nov. A few
hours more and they viii be laid away
10 dreamless rest.
But. after all. they are not the worst
sufferers by. the DAILY West Ontario
catastrophe. Look at the little homes
where death has. preceded sou. A knot
OF crepe flutte-s az the door. Inside a
family hoveTs about a corpse. There
are the victims; not tie dead, but the
living The widowed wife, the or
phaned children. the mother VINO viii
never again know the love of son;
theirs is the burden; theirs the heart
break; theirs the OVERLOOKING cup of
woe
To these and such as these, though
fun Wei knowing that sympathetic
heartthroiss can never quicken the
stin pulses Of the dead, The Herald
extends the deepest compassion. The
God who gave and who has taken
away can alone give comfort now.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17
END or a Strike.

THE. WORST OF THE CHICAGO
freight handlers strike seems to
be over. Most of the strikers have re-
turned to work. and the tie-up that
has paralyzed the business men of the
Illinois metropolis promises soon to be
come a matter of history. A curious
feature of the settlement is that neither
side claims a victory The men got Il
part OF what they were contending for
and the railroads yielded just a little
A more conspicuous example OF bull
dog stubbornness has rarely been pre-
scented For a half-cent per hour for "A
few thousand men. the freight handling
Industry of Chicago was brought TO an
absolute standstin The loss to the
men in wages is estimated at a figure
wen up in the hundreds OF thousands
while the loss on perishable freight
and to merchants win easily reach mil
lions. This. too. in the face OF the fact
that the difference in the wage scale
would have amounted to less than $500
a day. according to the dispatches.
Increases amounting to % cents per
day each have been secured by some
OF lne SlIlktIS- 4tlu TINS Is taken as Il
martial victory for them on the other
hand. the unions are not officially rec
ogulzed and trouble on that score may
be anticipated for some future 'occa-
sion. on the whole. the strike has been
one OF the most expensive short con-
;iiets between employe and employer
in ali the long list OF Chicago's labor
troubles.
The more the situation in this coun-
try is considered. the more favorabiy
people generally are inclined TO look
mon the principle OF compulsory arbi-
tration. In New Zealand, which has
come TO be known as the land without
strikes" compulsory arbitration OBJ
tains. 1t has operated satisfactorily tc
bo.h sides. and trades unionism is
stronger there today than in any other
country.
The New Zealand law has been out.
lined in q general sense several times
Nv The Herald Briefly. il provide.
mat after every other method of set
Element has been exhausted the differ
ence must be submitted to a board O
arbitration made up in an absolutel,
s,nnartiai manner. II a similar Law
mad been in force in the United State
during the first six months of 1902. mil
lions of dollars might have been save,
TO both labor and capital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17
A CENTRALIZED BILLION.
THERE ARE ENOUGH MILLIONS

T HERE ARE ENOUGH MILLIONS
L in the answer filed by President
Schwab of the United States Steel cor
poration to the complain of those who
are seeking to enjoin the trusts bond
conversion plan to make the head of
the ordinary individual whirl. Yet Mr..
Schwab speaks of those millions al
most airily, as IL they were the merest
trifes to be picked up and toyed with
for day and then tossed aside like
lieadless dolls.
With the troubles of the corporation
the public will have little sympathy. 1t
is the immense earning capacity. as
developed by Mr.. Schwab's verified
answer, that attracts attention. -Peo-
pie unused to handling large amounts
of money can have but the faintest
comprehension of the significance of
the sum at which Mr.. Schwab values
the holdings of the steel trust. It is
easy enough these days to speak OF
millions, and from that to billions is.
after all, a mere arithmetical progress
sion.
So the United States Steel corporation
is worth in tangible assets 81, 400, 291. 900.
That is an amount far in excess of
the indemnity paid by France to Ger
many at the close of the Franco
Prussian war 1t IS enough to pay
every dollar of the cost of our war
with Spain and with the Filipinos and
then leave comfortable balance for
pensions. 1t is more than enough to
give to every man. woman and child
in the United states a bright $50 gold
pierre or crisp greeubaek.
And the earning power. Mr.. Schwab
! ought TO know and he saws the net
gain every year is $l40.0 600 000. 10 per
cent Of the thrice-inhated valuation of
the plants. lands, mines and mills. ard
! IA per cent of the 1000 000.000 capitali-
cation. At that rate. in ten years this
/ company Will earn S1.400. 900 600, and i
we can discuss billions. why isn't it
/ possible TO go into trillions. for that,
/ too, is merely a mathematical progress
/ sion.
/ This was a good, big country before
the civil war. It's possessions, true
! enough. were limited by the Atlantic
/ ocean on the one side and the Pacific
( on the other. but it cost $50,O00000 .
year to maintain it. The United States
Steel corporation, at its present rate
of income, could maintain three suck
| governments.
Clearly. the trust is a good thing-fol
/ the promoters thereof. But Mr.
/ Schwab's statement is prima facie evil
dence that it is not a good thing for
the public No organization that cen
tralizes such tremendous power can b'
guided to a good end. Money is powet
! and the rolling up OF millions almos
uncountable cannot but be a source o
alarm to those who wish the repabli'
we'll
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17
a CORRECTION.

one OF THE BEST KNOWN mining
~ men here takes exceptions to an
e,litorial in The Herald yesterday IN
,,sr the heading UNPUBLISHED Rob-
berry The editorial in question re-
ferred TO recent cases where dividends
have been paid at the expense of le-
ysti,nate development and for the sole
purpose of booming stock that the pro-
1noters might unload on the. public at
inflated prices. This mining man. who
mistakenly takes it for granted that
the editorial referred TO him. though he
was not referred 70, says that great
Injustice has been done 70 the pro-
motors of a company in which he
was formerly interested. In state
unent for publication. he says;
sThe truth is that the original stock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

John W. Gates, the corn gambler, or
perhaps Spectator is the better word,
is entitled to the sympathy of all well
meaning people. Poor Gates expected
to make not less than a dozen millions
out of his corn corner. The deal is
over now and he is forced to content
himself with paltry million of profit.
And even that Insignificant sum is to
be divided with eight or ten others.
Isn't Mr.. Gates a real object of char
itv9
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

and remain a friend of mine She loves
you, Rene de RonVille. and you have
told her that you love her. IL You are
a man worthy of respect. you Wall not
desert her Don't you think am
right7"
CTo be Continued Tomorrow
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

The Commercial club is now fairly
started in its new rooms and The Her
aid wishes the organization the full
measure of success it deserves. The
CLUB has already proven itself power
for good. and with proper support It
viii continue to make itself really
worth while.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

one of the speakers at the Gompers
meeting the other night said that labor
was the only commodity on which the
purchaser fixes the price. Can it be
true. then, that the advertisements
which read, Everything at your own
price" are intended to mislead the
public? Surely not
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

Idaho makes a great showing in met
al production. The Gem state doesn't
blow its horn very loudly. but last year
il added nearly S16, 500. goo TO the min
eral wealth Of the. country
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

opens July 1st--..--.-A. A PRATT, Mgr
500 aces of pine. quaAing asp. birch
and maple groves Fifteen miles from
city Morning and evening stage and
train service both ways Cosy Restaurant
dancing. cottages. furnished and unfnr-
nished: tents, store, daily mail, meat AMI
express service. Lots for sale for eoua-
try homes, I 20 4 acres. Booklet on re-
quest
-. 49, DovAIR vOIrNrc. q Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17
Dr.. 3. KEYSOR

City Agency. RoYAL B. YoUNG. e Main
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Webster leave
today for South Fork, Provo canyon,
where Mrs. Webster win remain the
summer The former will return to
the city early next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17
Utah's Finest Mountain Resort.
THE OLD ARMCHAIR

opens July 1st,.,....-A. A PRATT. Mgr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bowman enter
tanned at a delightfully."- informal card
party last evening, which was given in
honor of Mrs. Baxter, Miss Stebbins
ard Miss Bessie Brown, all of them
guests in the city. Duplicate whist was
the game enjoyed, and a pleasant social
hour was passed after the game.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-07-17

Mrs. A. j. johnson, 251 Third East.
will entertain the James b Mexican
w. r. c. this afternoon. Maxwell corps
invited.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Rulitreifen.

Sra @iIfesbarre, ga. ifrioe8 BEN
ABE auguit: llroIigbe6er bar pp.
ret igiGre ii6eu tiblig imorgeS Ser
&I. 7 iarnIebe 500 Rrn6 og Gutter
fig peb gnrnfes altIpaiferi / 9urpeu
og isgte at hiubre benz, Tom oiI6e goa
til grbei6e. Sheriff Sacobg buooe
en- bel Gel Deputies pao SteSet. on
De boIot Rpngben tiIbage. 9Rcn
begDrbte at arbeibe; men oct uare6e
fun en- fort Stltnb. RGngbeu ubeu.
for fnite6e Sten ODER Wanfeai,rbet
paa 9eputierne, Tom boIot 8aat.
6lere 8ange bleo oisie friitct til at
ifpoe; men ife6et bIeo Nrbei6et mo.
itt0et for at un6aaa ltbe6aGcrig6es
Der. 8cb RibagstiS ben6te ronle az
Geputterne tilbage til @ilfeSbarre
oG melbte. at aft bar roIi1t; men
De bar reppe fomne til 8per. fsrcub
oeres tilbageoPreube anmerutcr 6Ieo
ongrebne. SIere al Streiferr3 isata
at flppe orer 8laufeqier6et Teprt.
tierne nopareoe Dem ON at boISe fla
borte; men ba oct life Ifc6e. ff "Niet.
tens Saan6bpoere" a~lnIeSrina iii al
ifp6e. Senrp Collins bIeo truffen. oa
Sitglen gift gienrem bans bsire Gen.
en- Sitbduer oeo Rapn anSrcs Nlar.
lacf lit ct Sis6iaar, % en- onoen III.
lRnoing bar uRr neo at mir, 2ip
eIer 2emmer, i6et Ell a1tglc az
giennem hans Sroffe. en- Reqer.
iom par empIoieret igdiferiet troeSe.
at bans Gin par / Snre. og ban breS
iig no og Isb neboper Ga6eu. Roa.
Ic al ben preoe RGngSe LOB efter
BAN og raabte: "6Gng BAN! bang
bam!" Smiioer bleD ban in0bentet;
men ga fom ct Bar aonitables o.
ireIite BAN.
9eputp.S beriffer fra Sujerne "a
9acfnpanno Counties fom iii ste.
Oct, hoor Der bar llroIiebeoer: men
oo bapOe RGnsoeu iieruet iia. oa off
pur tilt.
Streifere gif til Spoommcrcu "a
uoioe Stepninser mob DC 3eputier.
iom uben Rseoenbigbeb bnpSe bruat
fine 8aaben % ianret GoIf, 90 acn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Stort boituobvtte.

MISUNDERSTANDING / SainoiS
For netop ~n1eobeIt, botIfet llbbptfe
rogle al Be oigtigite Spoorter bar al.
bet / bette aor. De meo Soebe t~iIioae.
De agerpiboer ubgiorOe i 1902 liza.
900 acres, bpiIfet bar $1,000 minore
emo / 1901, men ouigepeI blep s roe
aoIinseft iaar meget itsrre emo liior.
5 Sairois er Sbe6eltobpttet | 1902
36,5S9,000 gulbeIs, og oct er 5.476..
900 Suibels mere emo / 1901. Glen.
nemiuitlig gap boer Acre 90 guibeIs.
en- ina tor apling bar man Der / Sta.
ten life Iaaet iiben 1894. Gen lite
Iuguit bar SoeSepriicn omfring 63c
pr. guibel, og aolingen / Suino.4 piI
iaaIebes inobringe $22,9O7 100 -
omtrent iaa meget Jon / 1891. 5
1902 bIep S,201 900 acres tiIiaaeoe
meb 0tais, omfring $4,000 Gcre8
mere emo / 1901. Zen lite auguit
itoO 0taiien / Sairois / SO.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Jherote Rpinoe.
Sar cit ips Wano 90 bigger ct Srs
mcb cgue SGnoer.

Rrs. Sames GIace, en- pIbre Dame
/ auburn, Sno., bar meo egne SRnber
bpgget ct GUS. Oct beItoar al 3 8p.
relier neOenunoer og 2 openpaa. Sen.
0es Wanb er Ell Seteran fra 9orger.
friger, boor ban bIeo iaaret. quiet
er iimpeIt, men soot bpsset % Sno.
rebuiugeu er ueget bra. MsrS. 8lace
er ii9r itplt al Den 8inbeltrappe, JONI
bun r1eb meget StrRo fit iitanb, og
iom er al geeueo. 89egene er pane
leOe meo imuf 2sopeO, oa bun life Ii.
fer "BlaItring."
"Ntin Wanb er life iterf," iogoe
bun, "og ban bar paa mango aar life
p9ret iItano Ill at gisre baarbt pr.
beibe. 8i tr9ngte et Slis; men boor.
leoeS ifltIbe ri faa oct? Ser bar in.
gen anoen llbpei, END at ies leIo anaatte
tase fat. 8i fisbte oenne Got, os ies
latte op Suiet. Set beItaar al ON.
trent 5000 500 '2ilmber,' og naar ieg
faar bpgget Eia85aen (suaIeangen) og
De bebsrige uobuie, oil 1000 SOB til
gaa meb. Seq brugte op 60 Buno
itsrre Spieer og 20 Yltno Smaaipi.
ger. ReO egen Saano log ies boer
eneite Spiger inO og traf life min
Sommelfiuger iaa ofte, iom De maaife
tror. Seq bar enOnl en- beI Del at
gisre. Seq er netop MI tferb meO at
grade en- 9rsno / 8isffenet, iaa hi life
ifaI bebspe at gaa til Habocrne efter
2anb. Saa maa ieg fua iitano min
Seranba og forifieuige Smaatrapper
oe Sortause. @noelis nlaa ies fpIbe
Gotten meo Sorb % planere ben. Got.
ten er 100 SOB opb og 100 900 breo,
iaa Den freezer meget arbetoe."
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Soereeneralerne
SnitnSer al Gual9noerns trGussr fg
irem iurat lie Sefpet.
anfoniiten til 2onoon.

De ire 9oergeueraIer gotbo. Della
rep % Geipet anfom 2srSag 5orurib-
baa til Soutbampton fra SDoafrifa
% mootoges paa 9rpgge7t at en- itor
6olfeuasie, iom aierre ptlSe faa Ct
Stint al be bersnte Rrigers. Se
bIep iiuiSIertiO itrur taget oHtDuro /
3onperer "Jtigerta,~ boor ieloeite
2orb Rttdeuer criticize fine forberpp-
renbe SLENDER geIfommert oa foreitI-
IeSe Dem for 9orS Roberts % Soiepb
Chamberlain, Der after Hteo flor 8gr-
btgbeS foreitileSe Dem FOR fine rsipef.
tioe SltItrrer. Oct oar Vteninaen, at
"Rigeria" ifltIoe afbeute oe ire goer-
hgobtnger, iorat be tunbe operoEre
Seu fore brittle 6loaSerepp peS
Portsmouth. mer puagrtrb al tiSIt-
gere trufre arraugeneuter mantte Be
afiIaa BERNIE SnbbpbeIie.
Sm Gfternibbagen onfom be TIE
8eneroler III Soroon, os De ri en-
RoStngeIic, iom life too tilbaee for
Ben R~ootngeIie, iom bIep ginet aoro
9itderer 90 2oro Roberts oeb Seres
Siemfomit ira Spoafrifa. glao'en
% De rusrmeite @aSer omfring Sem.
bdneItationen par iorts at Solf, Tom
piI0e ie, boorSor Sc bersurte S9rfs-
rere iaa no. 90 irteIlan Roabere
"gooe, gamIe 0erpet!" "Tapre
Gutter alIeIomnenl" oio. ff De BET
enc ruugeroe Surra efter BET artbet.
SGrIig bar 6oIf opiatte paa at faa ie
0eruet. Get bIep tiIii6it ina itoppenSe
fllIot al 5oIt omfrirg bnm, at Bofftiet
rteO Wagt maatte rpooe Del for bdrL
5 SsnSass biIite De paa Song 60
pdro oeo Comes; Serefter agter be fig
til grpsiel forat ooerpGre General
Sitcas Regers gegrapelfe. senere
irtter Be ioa altrIen for De 5oreneSe
sk1fsfor
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Baldwin.
Sans aransel meo aaptcin Subauien
fprtiGtter.

ct Telegram fra Srontss al 14oa
aueuit mebbeler, at ben amerifanife
aoniul | Bergen gictor 6. RieIien
bar foreilaaet, OF man Iaoer ben bri.
tiife gicefoniul | Sromss m4gIe incl.
lem Nr. galbpiri og 4aptein Sobar-
len. Ren Sobanien npgter at bape
noget meo ben brittle 8icefoniuI at
gisre, oa ban paa en- Waaoe er Bart
Sagen, ioriaaoibt iom ban er gier al
8alopin @rpeoitionens Si9lpeifib
"Sritbioi" og iaalebes neppe piIoe
bore iitanb til at bsnlue belt lipar.
tiff, mener ban. 9erimob forlanger
ban, at oen amerifanife 8oniulatiefre-
t9r | Bergen ienoes til Sromss forat
mberisge be fremfsrte 8ionesbprb /
Sagen.
Eli "Nationaltioenbe" 8iebentann
%telegraferes fra Sromss, at bet ifal
bore 9nlbuins Seniigt of bragg noro.
ODER igien til acknowledgements Iart.
gere no paa Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
en- farlts brett

gapttitpreit Bbig Duncan i Scott
County. Senn., br9bte ben t3be
aueuit 8rsoreue Sobu oa 8iliam
Eramtueq poa oaben 8abe | RnoroiI.
Ie. 9rsSrene beifpIbte Breiteu for
at oiie Sobn SrnmlpelIs Rpne en- utiT.
bsrlig Spmprfiombeb, 90 ben enc at
Dem gtt los pao ham meb en- Snsbe,
Den auoen meS en- aIlibbe. Gan trut
ita urna. men aboarebe be to Rpno
moo at forre rPrnrere, bois De bao-
De tit 9iO fiGrt; men De brso iis life
ON, boao ban iagoe, og log til bam.
EreIten tog ba fin ReooIoer op az
2onuer oa bGGfte 9ioet ub al besse.
Sobu III ct Sfuo giennem Siertet.
og 8iuiom If en- argIe ; SooeSet.
6erpaa en- | aroppen, iaa ban bsoe
ON faa elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-19
Stort Sarmerfompani

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