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The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-21
A millionaire Farmer.
London Leader.

LOHuOn Leader.
man of extravaganza is the versatile
Mr.. Thomas b. Lawson, of Boston. lie
once paid $4,000 for a single flower "the
in building cup defender, the Independ-
ence, which, when she could not qualify
he broke up that Boston might have SOU
venirS; and now, after two years work, a
thousand men have finished Improving a
farm worth million dollars at Egypt
Mass, which he has stocked with cattle
one animal alone-the American journalist
tells us-costing e10O00.
Dreamwold is the name of the farm, and
ii is Mr. Lawsons ambition to make the
place the greatest stock-breeding place in
the country. upon which should be found
only the most perfect-blooded examples of
American-bred stock. Particularly is this
his ambition with regard to horses He has
stocked the farm with the finest animals of
every strain-from ponies for children TO
the enormous prize draught horses and
racing stock.
Several farms were bought and Joined in
over aud vast number of rocks of all
sizes grubbed out. He could have bought
much better land than this for less money
than IL cost him TO clear this tract but he
dsregarded all advice. saying: Anyone
can buy a farm. but IL isn't everyone who
can make one" And so the work pro-
ceeded.
Each separate building had special orna-
mental work designed for Ii. Special de-
gates and the knockers on the doors Each
detail is thing Of beauty and costly In
the extreme. When IL is time TO take the
census there will be ESQ horses, $50 dogs 80
cows and about 1000 hens and pigeons on
the place.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-21

Great Round Wo

Great Round World.
1 know two fairly responsible men who
spent some hours of a recent holiday play
ing In the childrens sandpile at country
place they were visiting. Before they got
through they had worked out a complicated
system of mountains and valleys, and one
of them had modelled an almost recogniza-
BILE house. / know two other men who, on
a sudden impulse, bought some marbles and
played with considerable enthusiasm on
garden path. In each instance the day and
the mood had something to do with it.
None of them was childish. They were
striving to catch once more a glimpse of
1.-The glory of the dream'-to reattain, for
a time, the old sense Of irresponsibility.
This was not discreditable fancy that
many a parent secretly does the same thing
when he enters into the piayroom activities
of his children or takes them to the circus
always to amuse them. And II, after ALL
we must sadly admit that We cannot gather
up the rainbow gold Of childhood, 1t will
not hurt us to be irresponsible once In
while along with the children. In the Cats
kill woods, on the water, or galloping on
country roads--wherever we do not mistake
hectic excitement for true happiness the
play instinct Is the samoa brief escape
from responsibility: a short respite from
things that we must do and want to do, but
are willing to leave now and then because
we know we shall love them the more when
we return to them.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-21
THE FUTURE OF LITERATURE.
Views of the Shakspearean Common
tator and Famous Author.


have been asked to state my opinion as
to the chief aims of the literature of the
future AS one man put it: Will realism (or
naturalism) be superseded by romanticism?
And If romanticism triumphs over natural
ism. will that be an advance in the devel-
opment of literature, or must 1T be re-
garded as step backward?
Here is my answer: 1t is unthinkable that
realism should have played its part and go
out of fashion at an early stage. Photo
graphic pictures of life will continue now
and forever in one form or another. The
man or woman searching the soul of other
men and women will always be with us,
and so will be the writer on the traits,
morals and characteristics of contempora-
ries, the writer studying the masses, their
aims and problems, the writer who tells
stories as they actually happen.
AS to the religious or semi-religious nov
ell that has been more less the vogue in
and a superficial one. It does not signify a
change of heart or sentiment. / say this
emphatically.
But fiction. the work of fantasy pure and
simple will flourish at the side of realism,
as is proper. Only the narrow-minded can
regard its prevalence as retrocessional.
Personally / am convinced that whole
some fiction will always be appreciated by
the masses and that the masses will be the
better for it.
predict a distinct advance in the historic
novel of the future, because We will have
greater historians than ever. for the bar
riers that heretofore opposed intimate his
torical inquiry being removed all over
the world museums and libraries are be-
coming accessible to every man and woman
that can read and see, and, as a conse-
quence, the historical novelist of the future
will have to be more careful of his facts.
Instead of superficality, accuracy will be
his aim, and in his works amusement will
go hand in hand with instruction.
General outlook: AS owing to the spread
of education. the literature of the future
will address a much larger audience than
does the literature of the day. we may ex-
pect broader and more charitable books
books that deal with social and political
problems in unpretudiced democratic
way. The same holds true with respect to
dramatic literature. In the dramas and
comedies of the future there will be fewer
dukes, and counts, and myladys, and more
men and women of the people. more fight
ers for justice and right.
There may be even another Aristophanes
to attack pseudo heroes and scourge the
folies of the age; the drama may once
more become the support Of true democ-
racy.
This is the popular aspect of the litera-
ture of the future-the literature for whole
sale consumption so to speak. There will
be another literature aside from this. that
which addresses itself exclusively to the
mental select-the only aristocracy that
will live forever. GEORGE BRANDES.
Copenhagen, September, 1902.
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-21
ping about first on one foot and then on
the other in order to keep warm.
AN IMPORTANT BUSINESS.

AN lMROhIAN1
'The cold storage busines has become
a mighty important one in all the big
Cities" said a local marager OF one OF the
large establishments the other day New
York city is so dependent upon the coid
storage system that one wonders now the
great metropolis ever managed 10 get along
without it in the past. great deal OF the
poultry sold in New York, as well as most
of the beef, is brought from the west
New Jersey furnishes a share. and Long
island is another source of supply. New
England is not relied upon TO the extent
that il was before il was posloihty 10
get the Western product 10 the market
in good condition. The West furnishes
New York with its beef and its turkeys
New Jersey the greater portion OF the
chickens and Long island the ducks Just
thing of it-turkeys now served AT the Ne"
York hotels were in all Likelihood killed
out here in Indiana and adjoining states
last December, and yet they are in per-
feet state of preservation and are just as
palatable when brought into the dining
room as if they had been killed few days
before being cooked.
''Of course, there are differences of opin-
ion among the very particular epicures as
to the desirability of the meats and other
products that have gone through the cold
storage process, but there are none that
will question in the least the advantage
of keeping beef in the way that II is now
preserved, both in transit and in the city
AS to lamb, there is no question either,
but there are those who would prefer their
poultry before it has been frozen stin
However, some of the greatest sticklers
for the correct thing in foods insist that
the proper flavor is preserved in the freez-
ing process as it could be done in no other
way, and the same claim is made of the
game that has been subjected to a freez-
ing temperature. No matter how the ex-
perts may differ as to the matter, there Is
no doubt that the public at large will con-
tinue to be served with meats and other
provisions treated in this way for many
years to come, and the greater number OF
the consumers will never be able to judge
between that which has been treated with
low temperature and that which has not
OF course all of those engaged in the busi-
ness are defenders of the storage of pro-
visions, but you will find that most re-
tailers hold the same views. The extent OF
the cold-storage facilities in this and other
large cities is growing year after year 10
meet the natural demand"
The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-21

Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph.


Formaldehyde put in milk as a preserva-
tive will keep IL sweet and palatable in the
hottest weather After hours of exposure to
heat, 1t will taste though fresh from the
cow As the taste of the milk is not in the
least changed by Ii. we need not wonder
that 1t is in general use by dairymen. But
ii utterly destroys all nutritive qualities
and makes a most unwholesome compound.
which has killed great numbers of fnvalids
and children. A very simple test within the
reach of every householder is sulphuric
acid. Put little Of the milk in a clean
bottle and drop into IL a drop of sulphuric
acid If there be formaldehyde In the milk
II will turn pink. IL the milk be pure the
color will remain unchanged
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
DiIoe efterliene Gracv.

Sra San Sole / California ifriueS.
at 10 ltnge Rpn6, Der enonu bar /
8utteaIoereu, piloe eftPrligne 1racp
% GAP iig no paa Reoeri. Sort
tpang De en- auinbe, iom fom fisrenoc
paa 9onoepeien peo gbeuoale, til at
gipe Dem Seit og Reoifob. Saa fisrte
be iii Gopote, bpor Oe Dos 6. =.
SepleS fiebte a%mmunition til en- RE
poIper. ga Sc bapbe la0et oeune,
true0e De WanSen % Here andre, iom
bar in6e i Storet, til at aipe Dem sc
Genge, DC baooe. 9erpaa fisrte De til
Stepens Store, iom logger baloanOen
DPtl IGngere / Spb, % p~Ipnoreoe I'M.
oerpeis nogle freOelige aierere Tor
imoa gelsb. "a De ifuloe gaa in6 til
SteperL fit Sc ie, al 6 oRbneoe WRno
fom ribenSe MOB Dem / raft GraO. De
forGoo ba lin uboieoe SeIt % iprnng
oper en- Niger ben til SieIoiioen. 30
litiet lob efter Dem. % en- al Rsoerne
fit ct SfuO i Wooen. Sig Sracp penote
ban M RiitoIen MOB fit eget Sooeb.
fprebe og OsOe npiten siebliffeIig. Gen
anoen lngoom opergap iig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
waal.n. ssltran,i 60. Minu.

Set Ter itunhom ND til, at Der or cpe
for GornmGrro, men oct er life EtlfGIs
bet. Snor en- fomuter os refer ftnoes
HorIfe. Yanr en- tommsr til Snen. CT
bet Rorife. icm Sribcr Storene % al drs
ben Sorretuin9. Ser bar pGret % sr
enbuu noels, Tom life tan tribes Der; De
ifal til Canada. men bIiosr nor %ifuffet;
Oct er uof lille iaa sromt, ipm be tGufte
o9 er ifrphet op for. Ser Tom Rpste
iibitc @aar, at Der Iprarg fore SIoite at
iteete @rtier uooper RrGrisu meo 8afieI
% 9uib | 8n8geu. Gen. Tom ptIbc o8
fIuoe fpmme % banae lint Yeuae til
SIour. a "au right" Der for lrngere
Sio. Ser par noaIe Sarmere, iom ioI9te
fit Sarb eauife biuie Der runot 8agIcb
for 1 aar iibeu; be, iom biIbc arbcioe,
bapbe sob 8aglsn; tbi Der bar oa er
$3.50 op til SO 8aaeu, % Be, iom bar
Scite, er Det %almiuoeIis 8 Collars pr.
Gag. Eei. bet bar for Tibet. tGntte De.
hi fan aisre bet bsere meo at retie Vet.
en- Sci tos mcS fin SamiIis no paa en-
Eur til 8citfniten, bpor be bar omtrsrt
Ell Rnnueo % Tom tilba9e til gagIeh
iaieu og bar slab poer, at be bdooe ipeut
fine Yeuec u,eb Heiier % life trube firs
DC bebre 9laSs euo 8agIep % Srreau.
Gdi / 8aar % -ommer afitsb teieu; nogIe
fom tiIbase efter Ell 5 Tiger % bar gldo
peb at fau arbcibe her; npale ueutcs mn
fra Canada; oct sr to Tiger. iibeu Be reis
tie. 8e bar life filnbet nogct, DC liter.
Ser er moi at peue BIaoic at faa ti6bt.
men Der ifnI mango Yerse til at fna bet,
mar liter MI fortiben, og en- anoeu Etug
or Oct. at Der er tolh @iuter NOT / Wins
neiota. iau en- life bebepsr al reiie til
Canada. Ser rruSt gaalep er fomrct
tnS mango upc Settlere / ~aur % Soms
mer. De flefte ira isubre Rtuueiotu.
Sc liter iis gobt her, for Der er ct tribe
Itgt oe beliigt Steb, u~aImtnbeligt goot
Iarh, bstt oa flint mango Steher oa
mango Steber Sanrligt, iom er StIfGIs
Bet uGiteu operalt.
Zen al Soften"
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15

MRS. ~. &. 9ouitl &ifmon0,
8a., Ifrioer:
"Ses baubc aatarrb sienuem belle
nit Ssitem | to War % fnHoe life
iinbr noscn Sirlp. Seq bleO tilrua.
Oct at prspc Ecruna, bpOraf iea bar
taset fem SLATER, % ies er MT t~uifrre
% bcore, emo ieg bar urrct ! anreuis.
Seq fan tilraaoe eubuer, Der bar aa.
tarrb | nusen Sesemsoel at tuge le'
rnna. Miu life Iiae, Der er If Iar
aammel, baubc Satarrb, men blcu brl.
brcSet ueS Reruua. Snoen jeg be.
spnSte at tase Bernua, uar isa ing
belle Chen, mcn nn er Iee fulbitGnSis
bc~lbrcoct, % bet itpIbcs ubsIutfcnSs
8cruna." - MrS. ~. q. 8pnih.
RiiS BearI 9ouih i%triuer; ga ieg
bar ct SpGoborn, poabrog teg mig 8a.
torrb % bIeo tiliect al Here go0e 2r.
ger. men ingen aioroc mig roget goOt.
Min Rooer tog Reruna og gao ogiaa
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
Sra mihtean.

1tlnffcstilfGlbc. - 8iis Inberion,
en- Seftionsarbeiber paa Soutb Store
9anen, blep nplig or9bt peb at blipe
ouerfisrt al ct SrGn npr NeltorIa.
San bupbe ingen 8aarsrenbe paa De
CRATER, men bans gefienbte Tiger,
at ban efterlaOer Jig Suitrn og gsrn
/ set gamle 2anb. San blep begrappt
paa Gountpets 9efoitning.
8rnbcarbciScre leSige. Otter
bpao ser me6beIes ira Sougbton, pil
Ssceola Copper Winine SO. / De NOR
meite Gage afifebige 100 Wtano I'll
foruben Sc co. 400 WanO, iom allereoe
bar maattet lutte, Iiben inOeoPrenoe
RaaneO begpnbte. @runOen til oen'
ne WasieafifeoigeIie Of IrbeiSere er,
efter SigenOe, De nupGreroe lape Sri.
ier paa &obber.
grGffcbe Hgggcn, mel leper. -
Irtbur 9rinfman beoer en- Wdno ira
Calumet, iom / December iiior br9ffe'
De &pgbe1et peo en- 8rubeltlptfe nRr
Sougbton. Sfisnt Oct bar opret en-
alminoeIig antagelie, at en- iaaoan
lllpffe nsopenoi9piS meofsrer 9poen,
er oog 9rinfman enoml iIipe, % bDao
mere err, set ier no til, at ban uil blioe
aloeleS raft igien. San er allereoe M
fommet Jig iaapas, at ban fan relle zig
op fra fin StoI og gaa omfrins liot,
os ban fan Itaa oeb egen Si9lp.
Sljefnnb. - Sobu Yearion, iom
for nogIe Gage iiben par Ell fattig Rp.
bigger, betragtes M for at bore Wtil-
tionGr, ifriues fra Iais Gitp. Sioite
Sreoags aften bpnbte oct iig nemlig,
at man peo eft Silf9lSe itsbte paa en-
Sliefilbe paa bans 5arm, og alt tpoer
pna, at Betroleum forefommer Der /
uieopanlig MGnsoe. st Bar Tiger
fer bapoe man bespnbt at erabe en-
greno til Ifbenpttelie peo 8anotngen
al Soroen, og Oct bar ilroer bette ar.
beioe, man iteote paa Sliefiloen. 81.
ien flso plrOielig op df Sorben / en-
p9Ioig Rasie og err iiben peoblepet ser.
meb. Der blep itror giort Sorisg paa
at bolbe BET belle bemmeligt, men Rpg.
tet ON oct rige Sliefuno fom bog no,
og en- Gags Sto efter fanot be talrige
geisgenbe, iom itrsmmeoe no til Ste.
set, en- bel Botetesaser ooeriogmmet
al Betroleum til en- 8pbbe Of Here
CONNER. Man bapoe ingen Waaoe
at itanoie Slieitremmen paa, % Der er
bel paa benne Sio mart Ell bel Sid
al 9etroleum runot grsnoen. eu
~lloienbing fra ct Gliefompagni tar
tilbuot en- fabeIdgtie SriS for Bear.
ions Snrm, men @ieren bill life iplge.
slnoen Gienoom / Smegnen er for Ii.
ben beler life tilialgs, og blanOt ge.
f~olfningen bnaoe noe paa 2nnoet og /
9pen Mais Gitp er Der Zig "@rcite.
ment," at Oct er lu9re Eng.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
Sra Reniett, ia.

Sra aeniett, Soma, ifribes: Nat
til SenOag bsn 10oe oennes log 81.
net neb | DIR. 8iIrops 2aSe list
oeit ior gpen. 2aSer, aorets So.
aoIing, ct Team, fire ReIfefisr, flor.
ten % aalue og mangt aroet gif op /
Rsg. Get bIir nof ct betgSeIigt CAB
for Wanoen. Bert bltr BET fanife
me0 So til bans itore geiGtniug.
aisbmanS O. g. goIfan bapoe for
en- 2io iioen oct llbeI6 at brPfte ct
Ben / fin enc 500 neSe PEG anfeIen,
mems ban bolot paa meS at irugte EN-
9asie seg reb / ajeISeren.
Soft fonmer ofte lanebeis ira til
aeniett.R snen. % De, iom fommer
en- Sang, fommer igien. Sngen er.
at man / aeniett bar en- RsGler, ION
babe oil os fatt iaa til goo "5lour".
s. u. 9isrsO oil paa gaI6risms.
Oct. flyer ban, % Oct blir pitt life iaa
fna @aloriicr ira @ortb 60. Ren
bIir Der SnliHgmsoe, ian Surrn for
8ortb Co.. aor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15

er SIipcr @cnoel lSolmes iionQpni.
San bar Observation-Disclosures |
Nasiahuietts, Sa nonapnelien oper.
rnifcbe ban. San er nemlig inaen
Ben at E~rGiioenten; men Senator
2ooae anbefoIeoe hdrr, forbi ban er
en- itbni1rfet Suriit, CONNER @rop
gaar at meo fin fnloe Sen, $4,000.
Suititinarins Slller % Sommerne
SarIan oe Sbiras boz. IiaeIeSes RET
til at frGpe fin iulSe 2sn, ON be ia.
ger afiteo. De er bpgtiae IGnb,
men sanrle % ifrcbelige, % Rctten
tr9naer SiIferieI at mt 9lob. SO.
race Gran bIep Den 20oe December
1881 uonGpnt til SsieIteretshom.
mier al 8rGiioent grfbur. San isb.
tes | Bottom, Iasi.. ben 246e Iarts
1928 % er iaalebes ,rlr oper "a slar.
Giterot bane gnaet pno Sfole / Tin
Ssoebp itubereoe ban peb Sarparb
oa fit SasfsrerbepiI gntua / 1851.
en- Sib bar ban gartner meo Com.
mer Soar; iiScn bIep ban Ssicitc.
retsbommer | i'm Stat oe iteg / 1878
til Suititiarius. Sans Gftermnnh,
Glitter @enbeI SoImeS. err en- Ssn
al Sorfattercn Of iorame Ropn. San
er fsot / Bottom / 1S4t og bar Iise.
leoes ihiberet oeh Sarsor0. "a ban
babe arabueret, sif ban inc / t2te
Wasiahuietts Regiment oe bIep iaa.
ret / SIaaet peb autietum. ienere peS
fredericksburg. Gan off no Tom
Sberilsituant | ben fripiaige Scr.
Otter 4rieen Itioerehe ban Retsui.
beuifab peo Sarporb. en- Sio bar
ban Srofesior / Siis beS famine Uni.
neriitet; ian blep ban &eieiteretsbom.
mer | lin Stat os fra 1899 Suititi.
arms.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
Sra Dorth 60, Jowa

@amIe Mrs. 8iinper SIiito, en- If
De ploIte % fsrite Rpbpagerfpinber |
8ortb 60, % ben fsritc SusmoSer /
CIT Greet, er for en- Eib ii0en afsaaet
oeo 9sbeu hos fin SOiaerisn Ole
Soben. Srtn par peb fin Dob nosIe %
otti aar, bar fsot / S~oQiugoal, Ror.
g. og itebtes til SuiIe paa @lt 8rope
Wenigbeos @rapplaSS. 8aitor 8.
z. Sic ~forrettebe / Ssrgebuiet % ueb
@rauen. On agtet, itrGpiom, bpgtig
apirbe bar neoIagt Sanorinssitaoen.
st meget tort 2isfsIee Ieoiaset Den
samIe, prspebe 8oinbe iii @rapen.
8ortb 60. 5air ifaI afboISe8 /
Rortbpooo 17be, 1Soe % 196e Sep.
TENDER. Ser er en- bel Gel 8rRmier
at pinbe. gu, ieg pil bare iige Sar.
merne / 8ortb Co., at oct beror poa
bemL ON Ri ifaI faa en- 6oir. iom er
Guntpet nosenIunoe p9r0ig, eGer ON
oct ifaI bIi Sioifo. en- County. llo.
itiQing ifuIbe pirfe bel9renbe oa
oaffe iunb aappeitrib blanot Sar.
merne. 8i ifuIoe gaa bio for at
lore noget, life bare for at pinoe
Srpmier % ie paa gaIloropitignin.
ger.
SAILOR q. 9jsrgo bar iammen me0
i'm Sritru foretaget en- lGngere Grip
gieunem Winneioto, Safotoerne %
Soma. Ge par / Siour Sails o.
bsrte paa Sangerne og ion paa
Bresiens WRnb, % Be trai man1e
8enter og 8ienoin9er Der. : Gan.
ton itanieoe De Ell Sib. Rr&. 9isrgo
bauoe tit Siem n9r Canton, isr BUN
blep Rrs. gisrso. Som ieg ioritnor,
bapOe gisrsofoIfene bapt set meget
goot paa Suren. Hunbt Canton, g.
g, itoo aplingen fin; men De bopSe
ogiaa reiit siennem Strsg, bpor bet
iaa minbre bra no.
aeniett SeIefonfompani bar Oct
MI traoelt meb at iPtte op StoIper oB
itreffe Sraabe u6ooer Smesnen !
De forifieaiee 8etninger. Get er en-
bra ling for Sarmerne.
Gecorber aaienbrS, aubitor Soer.
ion og Glerf Sbomion ("4merif1..
nero isser 8ienOnIg. aae ire er
SPoersm9nb, iom bar paretnget iine
Soerp meb Sroifnb, % De bsr gien'
romineres 90 gienpRIges. SDao
GountpaSpofnt nngoor. iaa bar ie9
ingen Wentng, fsr ri faar ie, bOor.
mango aanoioater BET er. Collin.
Den mup9renoe, er en- SGSersmanS,
CO fommer ban op iom aanoibat
igien, iaa er ban cntrent iiffer paa
8ienpalg, tror ieg.
Oct er nRiten umuIigt at "i9tte
paa" 8linbsriier / aeniett. Saainart
8risungen bIir ianpas, at ben sr
iaapibt pGrb at ite8e, fommer GpriJ.
be0en meo Sp9rbet.
aeniett bar en- flirf, inmpittigbebs.
filIS S9ge. s. 9. 8raeier er. bans
Rapn, % BON er peI Tiff. Reset at be.
title bar ban ogion.
Ser er aronaar iao Iangt. &c, iom
bar Iapt 9anb, bar BOG 8anifeIigbe.
Ger meb al iaa fat / Smaaersnt %
Sset. Ser runSt aeniett gnor oct
BOG, iom BET ifulbe oGre imurt, meb
Saroeiten. 5 ilige aar betdIer bet
fis at bare orGneret lit SonS.
Ser i Bortb Gountp begpnoer man
at ie meS Sornst neo pan Srer, iom
life bar foitet minSit 100 Collars iom
aaringer. Seq bar bsrt, al gfitteI
8. 9runspolo noroom Snnlontolpn
er eier al Den ipGreite Ore i @ortb
9onmtp. aorr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15

MMMM AE4
Den aiGrIisbeSen. &c frauife
glno 1Matm" forfRller en- opiists-
Drffenoe Siitorie ON aronprins Gre
berid al Spiflano. aronprinien, Der
ior Eioen irefpenterer llniperiitetet
/ Bonn ifal nplig baoe baut ct heftigt
Sammeniteo meo fin 6nr, aeiieren.
anringen BERTH ifiilbe bore, at DEN
llilge Erins bar biet iaa bnniat forel.
ifet | en- borgerlig Hige at ban erflG.
reoe at bile iraifriDe iig Hetten til
ben tpife Grone forat fnnue Rgte i'm
5lamme. Den Hige, iom bar iat aron-
prinlen liae @riaer / Soneoet, err iisl'
ge BET franife glab en- ung amerifa.
nerinoe peo Rnpn Miis @laops 9ea'
con; Sc giorbe b~inanoens gefieuot.
ifab | England iiior pg blen meo en-
Gang forelifet ! binanoen opoper beg.
ge Creme. Snaar bar De after Jam.
men | S6weis, bpor Wtiis @laops
opbolot iig, og / bpiIfen a~nleoniug
aronprinien tinoo iig Ell liben 5erie
paa 10 Gage. gtr beoer bet liz, at ben
imiiffe amerifanerinoe bar meobelt
Irpingen til ben tpife Srone, at bun
life oiloe inoln0e Jig paa nogetiom.
belit morganatiif gggteifab, men at en-
fnlbgploig tirfelig og borgerlig Gere'
moni blep nsobenbig, foiS ban bible
pa benoe. Ere Gage efter bette ulti.
matum, iortRIler "Watin," CAB aron.
prinien i'm gIIfebe en- @ulbrins, JON
ban bapoe iporet ban blot piloe ifiPnfe
til ben, iom Ifuloe bIi bans Snitru.
Ringen bar ct Irpeitpffe efter afosoe
&eiierinbe Sreberid, bans 8eoltemor.
Men MI bapoe ogiaa affpren uooiflet
iig iaaleOes, at Bnpn @iltelm fanOt
BET paa bsi Sio at ifribe into meo lin
fuloe iaoerliee % feiierIige Wpnoig-
beo. Oct fortRlles, Of UNDER Den
iioite Samtale meIIem SSdr % Ssn,
bar aeiieren iaa tint, at ban tramtpeoe
/ @nlpet og loor, at en- Brins al Suiet
SobenSouern albrig ifulbe gifte Jig
meb en- gige al amerifanif borgerlig
gpro, ON bun bar albrig iao mutt
ffabt. = Riis Deacon er 8atter al
ufosoc @opiu Barter Deacon ira
gtetp Dprf. San bleu / 1892 / 5rant'
rige Ssmt for MorO paa en- Wano,
Iom ban bapbe or9bt, foroi Deacon
mentc. ban Itob paa bel goo SOB meo
Mr8. Deacon. San bleo bog benaa'
oct al BreIioent Garnot, men oeOe
ienere / ct Sinbsipgeaipl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
ara aeIano. Minn.

gn Sa SER % 8ino er iadn,eset I'M
taIt. % bette life uSen 9runh, iaaiom
G%Iementerne | ben forIsbne Del al Cons
meren pan mango Gteber bar nrret /
uaIminnelis Sprsr. oa f~orpoIot meseu
SiaSe boahe pna apIins on anSen Sieus
bonn. iaa mna iee psiaa berctte liSt bers
fra. Sioinotil bar life gsirst furooIot
os nogeu nrnuep1rbia Stabe. Higtiss
moi bIsp anltngen enbel neSiIaaet al
&egnitormeue, men BOG life barre. eno
at Sinoeren fan siere rofioa goSt ars
beiSe. % MI sr oeiaa Sarositcu for De
flelteS @ebtommeube siort beron,tring,
% llbbnttet blep upaaiIngslist, iaa ri
bar 8runo til at bore @us taiuemIiB
for. bpab pt bar faaef.
SuIius 9. grdnbon.
Decorah-posten., 1902-08-15
st rabifaIt SSprIaa.


DOLPHIN, iom tibIisere bar Brett.
bent for Selesrafiternes Screening,
bar til Er9iibent RooiepeIt inoIepe.
ret ct 6orilag, iom gaar no poa, at
be Sorenebe Staters Regiering |
ggeuifab al 2anbcts Sperberre ifaI
bem9etige fig ct piit antaI 31tlsrlt-
Der, brioe Dem % iaaIebes ifaffe fig
Oct ~nebpenbige 8pant,im baaroe allI,
ION ben bebsoer til fine gpgninger,
fine arigsifibe oa / anSet 2iemeS.
Rr. DOLPHIN mener, at 4~ilIgraper.
I"treifen / 8enniplponia pau ben
Raabe bill futne itanies. SIT geaie.
ringen bar Ret til at eribe inc, soot.
giorbe Sr9iibent GIepeIonb / 1898,
90 ban CAB Sorenebe Stoters Crop.
per Srbre til at fringe Streifere til
at afboloc fig fra at Ieege Sinbriu.
ger ioeien for 8oitbeforbriueen.
Brpiibent &ooiepeIt bar ienbt 9oIp.
bins 5orilag til Suititsbepartcuen.
tet.