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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22
WHAT oRlMr COSTS YEARLY.
Ast0unding Figures ehowinR Los -
the ljmite1 taeea.

Ast0uuding Fihures showia9 Los -
the Uuiteq1 ttatea.
Astoundink In the yearly cost Of
crime to the people Of the United
States. snys the Anaconda Standard.
A recent investigation undertaken b.
the authority Of Congress- places the
financial loss to the nation ut almost
II not quite, billion do!lnrs-a sum
equa! to the national debt. Aud this
Is very conservative estimate. and In.
cludcs simply the taxation charge an&
the average income Of criminals ThA
actual loss and damage caused b
crime, malicious destruction OF propcr
ty, the value OF life and labo. sacrt-
feed, the cost Of locks, bolts ant. bars
would jump the total easily to two H.
lions per annum.
The vastness OF the problem dwarfs
by comparison such questions as Inn
per ialism, the tariff. expansion ana
free silver into insignificance. The
control and eventual determination OF
the habitual criminal. which hard
headed prison officials say Is possible.
Is the first important step to he taken.
THAT several thousand earnest invests
sitors. for practically the first time in
history, are devoting their lives 10
patnstaking. scientific, study OF TIE
problem. is q hopeful Indication y It
their work will result inaily IN sue
cessful solution
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22

tically all the literary and scientific as
s0ciations OF the species connected with
It, has been purchased recently by 4
lumberman. who came into full posses
sion ON the LIST Of April, 1900.
THE Sequoia and General Grant Ma
tional parks. which are supposed to en-
brace and give security to large part
Of the remaining big trees, are eaten
into by q sawmill each and by private
timbering claims amounting to q total
Of l.172,87O acre.. The rest Of the
scanty patches Of big trees are in q fair
way to disappear-in Calaveras. Tuo-
lumne. Fresno and Tulare counties,
they are now disappearing-by the Ak.
In brief, the majority Of the big trees
Of California. certainly the best Of
them. are owned by people who have
intention. to cut them into lumber"
scientiAc Value Of Big Trees.
| Further along these same lines the
value Of the big tree Is thus considered:
The big trees are unique In the world
the grandest. the Oldest, the most ma
jestically graceful trees and II il were
not enough to be all this. they are
among the scarcest Of known tree spe-
| cies and have the extreme scientific val
ue Of being the best living representa-
tives Of 4 former geologic age. They
are trees which have come down to us
through the viciss!tudes OF many cen
turtles solely because Of their supert
qualifications. The bark OF the big tree
II often two feet thick and almost non
eombustible. The Oldest specimens
felled are still sound ut the heart and
fungus is an enemy unknown TO it. Ye
with all these means OF maintenance
the big trees have apparently not in
creased their range since the glacia
epoch. They have only just manage<
to hold their own on . little strip O.
country where the climate is locally IA
yorable."
Everyone who IL interested In the BIZ
trees. ~ everyone must be either frou
curiosity, . natural love Of the fores
e for scientific saasoas. must depler
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22

the Destruction OF these foreses. Dvery.
one who has visited forest In any part
Of the world win regret the destruction
of these jungles Of beauty. Every
thoughtful American IL waking to .
realization Of the criminal carelessness
with which the forests Of this country
have been wiped out. The numbering
Of the big trees. with Its accompanying
waste aud devastation. seems . partic-
ularly unnecessary srd almost Immoral
proceeding.
Forester Pincia0s says - ii: "The
numbering Of the big tree = destructive
to most unusual degreN Id the flrst
place. the enormous size and weight Of
the trese necessarily entails very con.
siderable breakagc when one Of them
falls. SucA tree strikes the ground
with foroe Of many hundreds or even
thousands OF tons. 10 that even slight
Inequalities are sufiicient to amash the
brittle trunk 1t its upper extremity into
almost useless Fragments. The loss
from this cause 10 great. but It = only
one OF the sources Of waste. The great
diameter Of the logs, and, In spite OF the
lightness Of the wood. their enormous
weight make II impossible to handle
them without breaking them ~. For
this purpose gunpowder II the most
available means. The frasments o.
logs blown apart In this way are nv
only often Of wasteful shapes. but un.
less very nice Judgment IL exercised In
preparing the blast . great deal OF
wood itself II scattered In useless splin.
terS."
AT the mill. where waste d the rule
In the manufacture Of lumber In the
United States, the big tree makes no
exception. This waste. added 70 II ID
to the other sources Of loss already men.
toned. makes . total probably often
considerably In excess Of half the total
volume Of tho standing tree. and this d
only one side Of the matter.
1.-THE big tree stands - I rule IN Z
mixed forest. composed Of many spe.
cies. The result Of ssquoia numbering
upon this forest u almost ruinous. The
destruction caused By the fall Of enog'
NOUS tress ID In itself great, but the
principal sourss Of damage II the Inn.
mense amount Of debris left ON tn
ground-the certain source Of future
fires. This mass Of broken brancheA
trunks and bark. ID often Ave or ok q
moro fest In thickness and necessarily
gives riss to nres Of great destructive
power, even though the big tree wood Il
not specially inflammable. The devas.
tation which follows this numbering h
~ complete and deplorable ~ the IN
touched forest II unparalleled, baauti'
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22
DESTROY BIG TREES.
CALIFORNIA GIANTS ARE RUTH.
lESSLY CUT DOWN.
Necessary Waste Of Lumberiug Mans
ntsths Over Fifty Per Cent-Forestry
Department Demsni That E6Orts He
Made to save Few Remaiming Groves.

Clifford Pinchot United States torres
~, has issued pamphlet concerning
he big trees Of California which has
created no little comment through It's
sndeavors to state clearly aud emphat-
ically the necessity for the preservation
Of the California mammoths. The
writer protests against the rate at
which the big trees are being destroyed
By private owners, pointing out clearly
that Tie chances of q renewal Of the
wonder growths are to be little consid-
cred.
most Of the scattered groves Of big
trees are privately owned and. there
tore. In danger Of destruction" he
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22
WORKED LIKE A ct.ARAs..
Oas Man Who Knew How % 1laaaUe
His kstter Haif.

01e Man Who Knew How - Aaoawc
His Esttsr Haif.
simplest thing In the world" ~
rlared the mar. who has married ~
third wife and .:ves 10 the second bl6ce
from Woodward on fine cross street
-It's this way. Give i woman the lnaA
~ord. keep st!ll. look disappolnfoe
without looking defiant and she'u -
merciful to yea nine times cut Of tea
Now you wans me for. : little ntae
poker party"
Eyes. Your: just an ont the sss~
ber."
well. sir, Just drop IN this eveoine
and sse how XII get my wife's pcf1nia.
sion. Works like Z charm. tell yosk
There'll be more or less Of aQualL but
don't you care. Just keep close eyo
on me ut the flnish."
The caller dropped In at q Thew
wege ten minutes devoted % the weath.
er and other current topics, wheD -
caller asked his bosl to attend the partJ
mentioned.
Let me zee" rubbing his chin. =
guess ! can come all right enough. We
have no engagement that night, havea
we. my deary'
I'VE have" And the bsows 81 IN,
dear were knotted.
"Wby. l didn't recall Il. Where Wss@
We g0ingr'
1--WE wera going 70 remain u hOse61
right here where You belong at niSAt
I'm opposed to rambling and In -
posed to night hawking. Yon have ~
very binding engagement and | w0ns1
thank any one fur urging ron % bssen|
It. either" and the caller fett Ne
throwing his hands into the cir.
"Now, now, DEAR" from the husbanll
In soft bass tones. and after lcaB
pause. never mind. You'll excsso -
this time. Jones. couidn't tAiAk o.
having ny wife when she waske -
Aere. Fipd some one elsa, old man.
"Well. IT course" she laughed c6oe
fully. II wouldn't like to spoil tho pAs4D
and do ike to haye John enjoy hi
self. he works 90 hard, you knew. M
Jones' mt you mustn't meet Too pfter
Or play too high. insist o. y0slr ~
,ng. John. was too selfish \
T.AeA John jEsisyed Just as hard tina
~ wouldn't think Of going asAinst NJ
viii. she ordered higr ~ - ~ walkoA
dc~n to the corner VIII; ZONES -
i rhen the policeman par-sd them ~
Judged from their hilArity that they
ware NIT getting home miDuta 60
Doon.- Detroit Free Press.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22

peerln2 into the Sn0ttefeO COnef, ana
peered likewise. Some one had brought
a lantern. and it's rays fell full upon
the woman within. The doctor Of the
ship had stod among us all the time.
He raised in his arms thep rome shape.
Its eyere were closed; its limbs were
stiff. The face. if marble sculpture.
could not have been deathlier.
And yet--she had spoken! 1t must
have been she. for we had all heard
her. The doctor parted from her breast
the garments which clothed 1t, and
rested his ear against her heart.
bead absolutely dead" he NUT.
tered. mot sign Of life-not the
faintest sign"
The captain now seemed terribly agi.
tated. saw him wave his hands to
the sailors in certain feeble yet Or
dering way. Soon the aperture In the
taffrail was closed again.
There will be no burial-they will
take her to Glasgow" l heard some
body say.
Giddy and faint, passed upstairs
and gained the higher deck. There l
sank. as it happened. upon the very
seat which she had occupied for SO
many hours.
How unutterably strange" l said
to myself. And We poor mortals dare
to scoff at the life beyond death! Shall
ever doubt It again? Shall ever
believe that only here and now lie the
limits of spiritual existence" For q
long time, perhaps. ! sat there. medi;
tative. appalled,.
"Ah," said voice In the dimness.
1--WE found you at last" And Mon.
sieur Guijean seated himself beside
me.
1.-The doctor still persists that she 10
dead?" questioned.
"Oh. he long ago gave that up. Prep.
aratiOns for embalment are being
made"
For several minutes did not answer.
Then
what a frightful thing" ex-
claimed.
In the starlight saw his genial
smile.
why SO frightful?"
'Its mystery-its CHASTITY mystery"
but an inhuman act was averted by
it."
YES" said. with SILVER. 1.-The poor
lady saved herself, as 1t were, In the
nick of time"
He drew little nearer to me.
ibid she save herselfY'
turned and sweepingly glimpsed his
profile, in the vagueness.
do you mean" There l stopped
short
He wheeled upon me. with mellow
laugh.
"Can you keep q secretT'
lean: yes"
"Will your
l hesitated. Like light seen Mt the
end Of long, straightp assageway
crept into my spirit glimmering pre-
| monition of the truth.
who are you?" broke out.
mot Guijean," he said There were
reasons for my booking to Glasgow er
cachette-reasons trivial enough t.
Others but TO me momentous." Their
| he named another name--his actua
own.
l sprang to my feet. That chill FOE
| Of the supernatural. which had suffo
catingly enwrapped me, vanished In q
trice.
He had declared himself ventrilo
| quist famed In two continents. Every
thing was explained.--Collier's Weekly
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22
Florida Tobacco.

Florida, according TO local papers, 10
becoming one Of the great tobacco-pro-
ducing States. and the product has been
pronounced In some respects equal 10
that Of Cuba. Sumatra wrapper tobac-
CO raised in Florida recently took the
prize ats the Paris exposition over the
world
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22
A Matter OF Taste.

BEG pardon" said the postal CLERK
who had sold her the stamps. "but you
don't have TO put Scent stamp on Q
letter for Canada"
II know" said she. but the shads
just matches my envelope, you know"
Philadelphia Press.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22

Value Of Minnesota Farm lsAAd.
Minnesota farm lands have advanced
moro than 100 per cent IN vaias during
the rest seven yearA
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22
Apples for German Use.

Germany has imported as much as
Sl0.OO0.O00 worth OF apples in one year
and $500. 600 worth Of pears.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22

Everyone insists that others pay
him some attention"
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-05-22

six pounds. heigli! f0rty-seven incheok
diameter Of bell twenty eight Inches.
II use this horn every day In marching
FOR battalion parade" writes Mr.. VAR
over.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
IL Qarsor0shopper

Gor nogle Tiger iiben ipnnebe en-
Del al bore Nntnrforffcre, at 17.Iors-
grGsboppcrne piIbe TONNE igien
Spoabompcn bite fig at bore mere
tiIforIaoeig END geiripaaoommsre,
De pogiomme Sniefter fom fsrit til
BennipIponia og MaibingtorL 6. 6.
Sra iioitn9pnte Steo ifriDer MI
5rnnf StiImon til "Baterloo Me,
porter: "8aibinston er for Eioen
femt biemisgt al CHRISTOPHER. On.
bper aaben Nlaos og Grsnning er
fiiIb at benz. SperaIt bpor Der ftaor
ct Era, BIZ on | Sorben t1t beo finoe
Su1er omtrent lao itore, at Oh Tan
itiffer en- Singer nebi. On arb, Jon
prnlter ontfrins pon 2ofapette
Square ret operfor Oct bpioe Slis, bill
bpert Gieblif trRoe pnn en- Ores.
boppctunneI. Smfring en- Sinne eftel
Solne6gone fpHIner @~r9sboppernt
ND at bisie 6nIler og nnbeaar ioale.
bes SusIenes gfterftr1belier. o.
ligner ba itore, bruno S~farrbasier oQ
er ontrent en- Eomme Iange. Sm en-
lioen Stitno iosttneer man, of Der
foregaur en- lipIig geppselie bag
Waffen poa BEN, os ct giebIif eftel
repner Rpgsen, iaa Der bIiper En-
5prnf pno en- TrebieoeIs CONNIE
Soa begpnber BEN lille Sfobnine a
bride oe prrnge Jig, % no Of Oct, ion
ipntes at bore be,ts Sopeo, fommel
oens uirfelise Sopeb. gaa iammt
Waabe faor ben genene % bel,
aroppen no af SfalIet. Ser itaal
M 17-aarssrGsboppen fr og farSis
Sfalet ltaser igien. Oct er iaa tpnb,
iom bet tpnoeite 8apir os peier ingen
ting, men Ter bog no iom en- iulo.
itGnois Sfarnbasie meo gen os Spo,
rer, Zine os oltine. Oct er en- bsiT
m~arfonrois 5oranoring, iom er fore,
saaet, os bet ~interesiante er, at ser
bar funoet Steb Iise for bine Sine
2sbet af 10 Minuter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
@pr Snshnbelie til bet aobe aia.

%Or SnOHgSclie til Oct CODE gisr
Jig life Iaa meeet gieloenbe giennem
bet, hi tiger oa bet, pi gisr, JON me-
get gienitem belle Dor Waaoe at bore
paa, i imaat % / tort, Dag fra Dag
os sar efter aor. 9et er bet Snb.
trpf, bore Webmenneffer faar al bort
@9ien % aorafter, iom bar itsrii
getpbning, og bette Subtrpf beror
/ ReseIen life iaa meget paa no9en
enfeIt Gambling eler nosen erfeli
llbtaIeIie, men beller paa be lttallige
Smaating og Acknowledgment, ION
rlbgisr bort oasIiee 2ip. Spor pi
gaar og itaor, bpao oi flyer, og bpah
ri taeer oS for, iaa forraaoer Ri mere
eller minbre tpbelig, bpab Ianb Der
bor / os.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
Zen unge Gise er afbolbt tit,

Zen unse Eige er afbolbt life /
Sorbolb til ben gpne, bun bar til at
bore ippotg og til at ii9e ufi9rlise
Stnq ON andre, men / Sorbolo til
ben Saftfulbbeb 90 benipnsfulbe BE.
banbling Of andre, iom bun logger
for Sagen / al fin Smsan9. 3et er
life iao meeet aleberues Soitbar'
beb, iom sisr benoes @aien tilta'
lenbe, Tom bet at aleberre aItib er
nette % rene. @nbelig er bet heller
life I1iif og Woling 90 9roberin8,
iom er bet peieutIige | beuoes No.
bounelie, men at bun iorItaar iig pao
Grbeibet / Gisffen % Stue % ell
pilig til at toge fat, ttaar bet frppeS
SmtoIte S~Groi9beb / Wuiif etc
er life til at foraate, meget mere e,
De bel pprb at lGgae fig efter, mer
noor oIt fommer til oIt, iaa er Be.
BOG @pnen til of bereoe ct bpggelig.
Siem, iom goar al meb Briien. Der.
Iieeer belle benoes 2ips fremtibiet
2pfte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

Sppr Der or tranat ON Srisrum, bill
fsl9eube Snbretnine finbeS meset up..
zig til at ta9e I'll: Man tager en- tom
Ssnbe og betrpffer ben me6 ct Stpffe
Calico, iom ba insres fammen oeb
b>see @H6er. 2aaget beitaar al DC
9amle Guoeitgffer ipigrebe iammen,
eller ON bisie life mere er forbaan.
ben, fan be- n~ogerbper Iape ct 2aaJ,
iom err gobt NOT til bette 9ebop. Saa.
get foripreS meb famine SIaeS BE-
trGf, enieu mon M ptl Iaoe bet ppre
ret % Net, caer man IGgger Oct /
SoISer, bpoo Der natilrlisniS gioer
set belle ct nettere ltbieenoe. Saa er
SuSretningen fGrsis, naar u~nbtaae&,
at ni eubmu har igien at fGIte ct Geb
til 2naget. iaa at bette befpemt fan
Ipftes. IertiI fan beupttes en- bel
eIler Ell balu Sraaoinele, lom f9iteS
meo eu Sfrue. Ser bar oi oltiaa ct
uofiaa net 8iemmeiteb for ifioSent
Sei buor bette fan iautIes oe opbeoo.
res til gaifebagen. Scrneo er meget
uunbet baaSe for os ieip 90 Ssiet.
Ban oenne Raabe oii Oct oa life
tpmmc til at fare iaa ilee eIler Tom.
ME til at ie iaaIeSes no, iom mar De,
fauife | flere Gage bar ligeet bent
IGngt en- eller anoen aros, Get oil
osiau faISe Sen renslise Snsnrooer
lanat Iettere at boloe Suiet net OIL
oroeutlist. Gn iaaoan SnSretntna
foitcr IiSrt eacr ~inaenting % fon
fomme bel meo, ielp ON man etooa
er Dem. iom iinoer Oct bGnelgt q
bape mere emo en-, iaifalo en- '9rltil:
iii grue openpaa % en- III Isrit'
@uIp.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

7eI. Sp.: /. Seq par iptten Gar %
ire @toansoer, on min Sabsr toa uo fine
B-psgerpapirer. Suab Slags eler bptlte
4apirer maj iee hape for at ta9e Someiteae
| en- Of be peitre Stater? 3et bemGrfes, al
iea bar tueea tIenpte, ipm tan toentiheer,
mig Der, bpcr reg opter at tage 2dno.
2. Seq fer | Soften, at 2anbet | en-
EmfEes al fem geI fra @oeatela, Sbabp,
itdI inlseS for lite minbre eno $40 pr. Nere.
Sfal bet pprtes 9arp nf Sort Sal Snoia.
neruef &eisrpation irIses eler gipes bort
ipm S~pmtfeaosP
Co.: /. 2eriom Gsrss 5nber uotOs
fine B~prssrpupirsr, isr Be hupbe ipIpt 81
Gar. bshspsr De iussn &upirer. Sor al
fuuHs tnee Someiteablano maa De imibIer.
lib bape naast urours aIoer eIler oslaa
pGre SamiIieioriBrser. en- al RetseIsr.
Ten paa bet Steo, bpor Seres Saoer ubtpe
fine B~Orssrpaptrer ("bet iiolte 8aptr"), at.
t~eitsret Grtlrrins. oiloe riinelisois bore til.
Itrattslie til at Isaitimere Ssres &rap pau
2~anctputprst.
Q ri bar foritaast bet ion, at ben Del
al bet usb Irnftat meo Sort Sau Subianer'
ne erbperssbe ~2aubomraabe, ipm life itaI
i9Ises pna ben nuiprte Waaoe Tan tnass
uuoer SumstsabIppeH pan almiunslige 8iI
taar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
Siffe Ton ! mnrlae siIfrIbe itanies

Siffe fan | mango SilfrIbe itnnies
bare peo at tage en- Slurf folm @ana.
gaer man fan forisee, ON bet iff,
biGlper at beiprGnae gniistet met
@ano. ct ufeiIbnrlist Miboe or, al
pebfommenbe nforporeuoe faar CT
Sfp9t folot ganb Iiee | Mnfigte.
@irfringen bette SiifGlbe ifplbes be-
beler bet pluoleliae Snilae | Sslei,
ierne emo 8anoet ielo, men oct fan 10
bore oct iamme. Nliper pebtom'
menoe fornprmet oper en- Zig 8ebano-
ling, iaa goar pei bet oper, mar
COMMENCEMENT forflares.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
TpoiciSoa9sbpaeu.

Sr. .. auunSicrI Iau9s Sat for
E6oieysNagSbossu ,iom ieg mobtoe Sirss
6aq / furrigc ll9c. Seq bIeo noset itufs
fct meN &euIpu til Sterrelieu. pa iep
frrd iao Den, men ba ies iaa ooer Suos
boInct, innht isg. OF ben er en- bel Stat
% bel barb al eie. &euue Gag er en-
lamb BrpS 90 egner fig for ale oa
iGrIi9 ior uuee SoIt, iom neb at itioert
ben bill fuOc mango upttiae 8aab % gtnl
at tags meh poa Setsu eieuucm 9ipet.
Sennctt, Rinu. ". u. Solen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

qeo Sp.: San IesIerhoIoe Gfiismisis
fra min SnItru, nndr hnn nGgter a. fonirtt
sfter til emerita. unetet ies ian tiIbpoe ben
De It soot ltospmne?
Sr.: Sa, bois Sc fan bepiis gsres 4aa'
ftaue, 90 Der insen auIbie Gruno er, bopr'
for bun pqsrcr fig for at TONNE. Senpens
9em Ill en- Sasfsrer
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
Gn pen SaauSfrift, arei, tn.

$500 ~
% IetlGit, CT en- 5Groigbeo, iom Oct
altib iparer Jig at opnaa, SeIp | bore
Gage, ba iaa utaaise Sfrioemaifi'
ner er / itabig 9rug, er bet en- per.
oiflIb Embedding. Men bet er ret
og ilet pene, tpoeIiee 9~ogituper, man
bill babe, life aaebaanbe Snirfler oe
aruiebltler. af Iige iaa flor ON life
itsrre getpbning er BET for ben iinse,
at man tiIegner fig SGrbiebeo Of
itape FORFEIT. S Sorretninasperbe.
men err Der neppe noeen Sine, icm
~iuarere forroooer en- % gisr, at man
taber Ieipeft, END bet at man itaner
aaIt, % Der er ineen Sorieelie, ION
finbcr minorc ltnbifplbutng. Ser
tales Der natlrIiepis life ONT Sor'
%ieelier / moralif Senieenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
&aalprmenes (bet bill iiae "fhe 60.

aaalormenes (bet bill iiae fife Gob'
bage 8orms") gebrift fan Der iptteS
en- Chopper for. Der Ifal intet anolt
til, erb at man logger noeet Soro
oppaa 8aalboueoet. Soroen ifaoer
life oct utiuoite, ba S~aaibopeoet porer
neSenira opao, og Soroeu iaaleb2S
Iiot efter Iiot faloer al efter iom III.
pifIineen ioreeaar. 8aifes ben gauife
al oeo Ell poIoiomt &egaifpl, gaar bet
10 an of Iasee paa Iibt isier, ON be:
trPngeS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06

Sss er en- binis @ebiein, let til"
sianeeIis for ale % enbper 90 ilet
life iaa lei I'll at tage, iom mangt al
Oct, man faar paa apotetet. gaaae
2lngerne og Sorbsieliesorsanerne
bar soot al, at mar, ofte ipiier 500.
enten foete eIler raa, os npber man
benz tilaftens, bill al rbebnseIig aonhP
bore borte. iroen uGite Dag 9rpr.
Mo6 SorfisIeIier oirfer De n9iter
Tom ct SrpaemiODeI, oe insen bebS'
Der at bore bartge for at benptte @io'
let.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-06
Set tjeuoer pi lite til.

2rierre beoes erinbre, uanr be retter
6~OrsipsrsFsr III 8lobet pn ct ener onost,
iom bette ttoiissre bar inbebulbt, oa at nap'
ne Rummeret cher 7ntoeu pna bet 8lab.
bpprt be Iaitc bet Gtpfie, iom Der er
GpsresmaaI pm. &c bill pan ben Mnnot
ipare &ebnftioneu en- bel Eel grtraarbeios
% iua be S~pIpsuiuoer. be puiter, laust bur
ti9ere.