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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27

is generally regarded as itself contemplate approved
ALL cunning that frequently is displayed the
manipulation of the lie rather than because Of the lie ITSELF 1t is
considered mertorous M undetected but dsgraceu to be
caught in lie So stealing is by regarded commendabe
provided the thief shrewd enough to avoid detection in his
thievery
Among the civilized it noteworthy coincidence that
the nations distinguished for poitene Of generally
bear reputation for untuthfuness They not malicious liars
about Others but their notions poteness require unlimited
variety of being deemed rude tell agree
able lie than speak unpleasant truth The truth sometimes
unnvn Of garb and harsh Of and those whose highest
cepons duty society consist being agreeable often deem the
sacrifice of veac of less than the obseqous obse
Of the rules of popriet and lying becomes apparently
essential feature of modern politeness
But among Christian people, especially those of the Anglo
Saxon lying considered only criminal but peculiarly dis
graceful No insult is keeny felt swiftly resented than
mputaon of faseood 1t is universally conceded that blow
the appropriate reply to such charge When the e passed.
argument gives place at to the appeal to arms!
With such view Of uthfuness element personal
acter strange that flsehood should be tolerated the
relations of life But it undoubtedly the that the high
ard of veraciy demanded between individuals gdy
acted when dealing with the public with society general Lying
to be legitimate element of diplomacy and where truth
should be most sacred observed in the dealings of nations with
another deception and asehood
shrewdness and ability rather than of of principle
In the courts the ends of justice defeated by
testimony OF the higants the accuedwh perhaps might be
epectedbut by the volunteer perjury of witnesses influenced BY
worhier motive than friend or punish an en-
envy It is remarkable fact that testimonywh being
Of scientific nature ought be absolutely bias- eas
obanabe in favor of either side of controversy the
who selected principally because knew nothing
do when learned experts who supposed know
directly opposite testimony regarding the dispue
Concerning the facts of science experts agree thew
know and should honestly confess their ignorance they not
and because they this jury bewdered and
the verdict becomes matter of chance.
In like the very foundations society undermined
the untrhness that generally transactions Of
a public semi public nature.
THE REMEDY FOR ALL THIS IS TO BE FOUND ONLY
IN THE TRAINING OF THE RISING GENERATION TO
LOVE THE TRUTH AND TO HATE AND DEsPIsE THE
LIE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Had Cut Her Wisdom Tooth,

Mrs. Sharpleigh (who has five daugh-
tiers married)-Don't have anything
more to do with that Mr.. Smooth
leigh. He is miserable. hypocrite,
who will deceive you in thousand
ways before you are welded year.
Observation-Disclosures! Why do you
think so?
Mrs. sharpleigh-He treats me with
as much affection and consideration
as If l were his own mother.-N. Y.
Weekly.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Hottest Place ON Earth

II suppose" said Uncle Jerry
PEBBLES, 1.-The hottest place on earth
is the stoke hold of an iron battleship
in action?"
"There is one hotter" remarked
Uncle Allen Sparks. It's the place
where young husband sits when he
carves his first turkey for company"
-Tit-Bits.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Lemon Cream ra11,nx

Mix one-third cupful -four, one cup
full sugar (scant) and speck of salt
together. Add one and three-quar-
tiers cupfuls of milk that has been
heated, and cook until smooth, then
add the beaten yelk of one egg and
the juice and rid of one lemon:
cook three minutes longer, then
spread between crusts. Make q
meringue of the white of egg and lay
in spoonfuls over the top of pie
Ladies' World, New York.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Long Floated the Seas,

The Italian ship Anita, register ed
at the port of Genoa, lately sold at
Teneriffe to be broken up. The Anita,
which resembled Christopher Colum-
bus ship, the Santa Maria, was built
in Genoa in 154S and effected her last
voyage at the end of March, 1902.
from Naples to Teneriffe six or seven
weeks ago. The Anita was of tire.
mendously stout build and had
weathered countless storms and tor.
nadoes in all parts Of the world, but
it was also the slowest ship af1oat,
taking POS days on one voyage from
Baltimore to Rio Janeiro.-N. Y. Sun.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
A Di.couraRine Position.

"Do you think literary woman
ought to marry?
'sNot if she is a novelist. Her ideas
of manly perfection as depicted in her
books would be enough to make any
conscientious husband give up in de-
spair and leave home to look for work
Is a truck driver."-Washingto Star.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Knew Her Mamma.

"And shall l speak to your father,
darling?" asked the young man i'm
mediately after the fair maid had
landed him.
eyes," replied the one and only,
"but for goodness sake don't say a
word to mother"
"Why not?'' he asked.
Because" she answered, eve don't
want the engagement made public for
two or three days yet" - Chicago
Daily News.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Nearly Ruined Him.

''Tell me-" she cooed, in pleading tones.
"That I'm yourpwnest pearl;
Assure me once again that I'm
Your very dearest girl"
Her lover sighed and made reply,
you're that, indeed, my pet:
You've cost me more than anyone
ever mashed as yet"
Ally Sloper.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Lying the Basis of Crime
BY REV. H. G. JACKSON,
Presiding Methodist Episcopal Chic ago.


''There are many tools in the devils
workshop, but lie is the handle that fits
them ALL
No crime is ever contemplated without
the predetermination, on the part of the
criminal, to lie, if necessary, in order to es-
cape detection; and seldom is crime COM
mitted that does not necessitate lying in
order to conceal it. Every crime counts Sc
curely on falsehood as its invariable ally
Not only is wrong doing thus buttressed
with lies, but the lie itself is supported by a
reserve of lies; so that, once begun, like an
infinite series, the succession of lies goes
on forever
Among the uncivilized this vice is al
most universal; although, even among such
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
On His Life Line.

Beware Of tall, dark woman"
said the palm reader, "who has sharp
voice and wart on her nose. There il
such a person? Yes?"
"There is" said the man who was
having his fortune told. "She is my
landlady, and I've been bewaring
her for three weeks, but / am much
afraid she is going to hunt me down
and make me pay her that board bill"
Tribune.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
IT DeDends.

E. 1.-TWO heads are better than one,
you know" remarked the individual
with the quotation habit.
"Well, don't know anything of tho
kind" rejoined the glum man, who
happened to be the father of twins.
Chicago Daily News.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
In the Sun,

81 don't suppose you're very fond
of Browning" said Miss Bosting.
"Oh, I wouldn't mind that at all"
replied the seaside belle, If the
browning was only uniform, but l
merely freckle, you know."-Philadel-
phia Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
The Complaint.

"You object to that man because
he used money to secure your cleo.
tion?"
NO." answered Senator Sorghum;
that's not the point. He didn't use
it. He wasted it."-Washington Star.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Or in Battalion.

Church-Do you think appendicitis
is caused by grapes?
Gotham-Well, don't know, but ]
do know that lots of other troubles
come in punches. - Yonkers States
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Otherwise Enraged.

Madge-Do you think the minister
offended any Of his congregation by
what he said about Sunday golf?
Marjorie-Of course not. Nobody
who plays golf was therein. Y.
Sun
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Among Frienda

Mistress Ito newly-engaged cook)-
And now, what shall we call you?
Cook-Well, mum, me name is Ber-
tina, but me friends call me Birdie
Tit-BitA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Nv the Way.

In youth we hear the dinner horn
And answer with a scurry:
Matured, the horn Of plenty keeps
A fellow in furry,
And Gabriels is the only one
For which we never hurry.
IN, Y. Times.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
One DEFINITION of 1t.

what do you consider domesticitJ
in MANI"
1T is the trait of wanting to stay
home when his wife wants him to &C
out with her"
"And what is domesticity in WON
an?"
THAT is the trait of being willing
to stay home when her husband wants
to go out without her." - Chicagc
Post.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Shutting Him UD,

Husband (angrily)-Why didn't you
keep the secret told you yesterday
Wife (calmly)-If it was secret
why didn't you keep it yourself?-
Chicago Daily News.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Betrayed by Garlic.

In order to trap a spiritualistie
medium at Genoa garlic was secretly
introduced on two occasions into the
food she ate just before holding the
seances. In each case the spirits she
evoked are alleged to have had q
strong odor of garlic about them
London Mail.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Paar Mike.

Doctor-How about that mustard
plaster I prescribed for your husband7
Mrs. Grogan-Shure, docthor, l
couldn't make Mike ate more nor tn
half av it.-Judge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27

SISTER" suggested the little
brother, "let us take whole bucketful
of this sand to Mr.. Slowleigh."
mercy, child" said the big sister.
"Why should we do that?"
"Well, papa says that the young man
needs to show little sand if he ex-
poets to marry you before he dies of
old age."-Louisville Courier-Jour-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Qualined.

A Georgia man who has gone to
Washington in search OF a government
Job gives az his qualifications: II can
not only write poetry and novels, but
there amt government mule that
can throw me. Atlanta Constitution.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
She Didn't.

II will not wed for gold" said she.
my pas a millionaire;
Love-love alone-shall be for me.
! will not wed for gold" said she.
Her face was very plain, but he
Who got her didn't care.
II will not wed for gold1'' said she,
my pas millionaire"
Chicago Record-Herald.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
A Matter fer Wonder.

Patti do be tirrible how often we
hear av the death av ould frinds.
Mike-Yis, an we niver hear av the
birth av one, at all, at all.-N. Y.
Times.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
uia 0fher Talent

Head of Firm Ito new Office boy)-
Can you do anything else but whistle
and loaf?
eyes, sir. can play crapA"-Lifs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Il Real Gentleman.

Church-Is he kind to his wife?
Gotham-Oh, my, yes! Why, he
speaks just as softly to her as he does
10 the cook.-Yonkers Statesman.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27

''My love Is like the breeze" he sang,
so lightly, blithely going"
And now he's married he bewails
Her everlasting blowing.
Detroit Free Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27

He-My wife is SO uncultivated! Shs
is constantly confounding II" ano
"me."
She-My husband is still more un'
cultivated. He is constantly confound'
ing me and and my housemaid!-Hei-
tere Welt.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27

Now Cupid no longer makes use Of bow
His heartrending missiles to deal;
The gay little god has weapon far worse
He rides in an automobile.
Puck.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Earms In Rn..t.

Ninety per cent. of the $4,000, 900
people of the Russian empire are
farmers.-N. Y. Sun.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
Law of Compensation.

Bridget and Pat were sitting in az
armchair reading an article on ''The
Law of Compensation
"Just fancy" exclaimed Bridget;
"accordin' to this, whin man loses
wan iv is sinses another gifts more
sinse av hearin', an touch, an"
'Shure, an it's quite thrue," an
swered Pat. "Oi've noticed it mes.
self. Whin man has wan leg short.
er than the other, begorra the 9th.
er's longer"
0metimes Turns Ont That Way.
He swore he couldn't live without her
When he and she were two;
But now they're one he can't live with her
So what's the poor man to do?
Judge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-09-27
The New way.

ond for me; I'll be back in quarter Of
an hour."-Fliegende Blastter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Seoblir at prutcitcrc.

st Telegram ira &isbenbnpn me0.
seller, al Yroteiterne inroo SolQet al
e oarif pcitiroiife Ger iii DC Sore.
neoe Stater bllr mere ol mere
froote % bitre / line llotrpt Get
paoltaae5 III. at oeu oonlfe "holu-
oificlelle" Agent, 3apiein Gbriitmda.
Der ienotes til amerifn iorut rirfe /
al @cmneIiebeo Tor Salget, brllgtc
Reitiffaier. aapteiu Gbrlitmos CT
mn geraaoet / cit bitter 5cioe mco en-
aroer @errc, Nils @ren, Der laoer
lom ban ogiuo / lin Si6 hnpoe noget
at gisre meo observation-disclosures 9r.
8ren or imiolerti0 MI gnaet Coer !
Wooitdroerres 2eir, Wooltan0erre
moo 5alget oaer itabig / gntaI, %
Sc bdaber. at mar ale Sntr.spr
6or6inoelie meo observation-disclosures
blir iagt aobert / Gngen ia1 oil
Nmerifanerne bIi SiPrten$ lei Den
hele afpre og sipe S~unoeIen Ell 900
Gdd.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Siif life Ger!

Stater Mirreiota br,ger cafe
Tepiu, en- lloUiofting al pfaiaitgpi.
lIoeen ~ueoenfor Heo &ing, til llo.
tlrfmngsoam Tor gais OF anSe,
Merchandising. Tericr tror e. 4.
Sltller:cn ion er @ilSt. on ;Siife.
commissioners agent at ban hur
Net Il! at ioge urt aac. ionr infer
moo @orp eIler 9tot | Sate Tepiu.
90 Irage @aiIog poa oeres Neoifabcr.
) forrige llge reiite han ira Ct.
Hnul meo nogIe Deputies % isrtc
ari8 meS 6iiferrc. 9e. ior itoo
pm Wtinmiota45toen igltc, ar har
Sopen paa i'm Sioc o. bsieot
lig for bans Ntpnoigbeo; melt oe,
iiifGoe paa @iSconiin SiSen
en- iaa froifis Mo@tano. At
bon mnatte trrfte liz tilbaue.
"elurto dig life ito | err imnmeN
Stats InIis5etoerl" ing0e &c o.
latte ifarpt moo iforpt. Iuaertpn
at ran Obl fumme tiIbaaa mes
cit Iterre &ruItDrfe. Slt9er mnn
sSeIrBae SiifeDHgelen / 2ofe Vcpir
peo ar fife me0 8aru eIlcr Atot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Dun eif til Deirs.
Gn Came | Bolton off ny meS eli
Sragc % fom beloig ira Oct.

GU 9oitousSa nle, Mtr4. 9tice JIM.
git cen 15oe Sebr. tilpeirS reO en-
Grage og fom 800 500 90 / 2uiten.
Sum itoo / err liSen anaie Al lrU %
2Grreo og boIot Jig / ct Spertrp.
Sen0eS Mtaivo itsote 1ra9en uN IRA
Soget paa CT @us % to!ot / en- Snor,
meoens Oct me 2lritTib leileoe op.
Wrs. Hice er itolt al 1T bore oen iers
tie auin0e, iom bar ieiIet / &rfien
meo en- Oroge. Sun err oort uleo II
oonie pau Sine 90 goa tilpeirs i en-
Vallon; men bun oar life fgr ganct
op / Suglenc9 9fige meo en- IraQe
4ette par nogct mt. % Ell itor Sta.
re iomleSe iig for at ie, tIporIeoc@ oer
elf.
Mr. Gice bar irnge erperimentc
ret meo at lane Gragcr, Iom far bare
6olf op / Sl,iten o. ontlioer oor Ran
fommen iaa lungt. at ban t1lroe Inoe
iir urp0be Some prsoe bans iioite
Frpouft. Iragen or IA So0 lang,
/ begse Gnoer bar ocn ct Srertrp
buoraf oct suerItc er I fsoo, oct ne
oerIts 5. Toa Siocrre err Ser tr
Tinger al foibt 9et IA 500 Ionqe.
Gperit err ser en- trcfortet 2Prreos-
fosie % ligaioa re0cutil. Singerne
tieller ior Aor. s lioitIeoen Gtto,
Der Hlep 2ragelr bragt til at flppe loG
itsot. at 0Srs. 9fice if 2pit ii! at toae
iig Ell 2uitrosie nteo oen. Mtauoeu
prsueoe oen fsrit meo en- Teat pau
80 40. Set gif. Saa prsueoe ban
meo 100 go. Oct glf ogioa. GtbeIig
egeoe bar Set til 275 Bo,, os 0raQen
bar ogioo berne @egt gtu islte Mrs.
Giee Zig trp9. Seq oil gaa r%iiOeir&
mes hen," iagoc buu Monoen gior-
sc en- Snor al italjenif Gin, bpoune0
ban flsnoe hcIoe 9roGen og bale Den
neo. 4lt sbragtes | Croen. % 6en
15oe Sebrmr Ite9 heI mooiBe aoin.
Be ino / aaaieu, h~o,oenoe liz me9
Spnoerne / oct euerirs 3pertrG. a.t
gif 9oot.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Sneitorm / Uiten.
Tintcren CT oraget pituGsr,-@rrite
Sneinlo paa manae Mar.

Spen Nep gorf bar life poa IA
Ior 1aot ct iaa itort SneidIo iom i
oelrre llge. 2iot oper Mlloltot oen
11be begppote oct at ire, o. oct
sgehe poo belle Oaaen. Gn iterf Iinh
bragte Sneen til at ipqe idnmen /
0riper, cg 8aberire bleo nriten
ufremfonrmeIige unotoger Ser, bpor
Sporoogns ieIifaberne ryooeoe benz
mco line Sneploge % "5eiere~. 5
Neiu Seriep bar Der Ct itrrtt Slle-
fato ira Bergen Gountp til aap Map
og ira NMantic Gitp til Ganl6en.
@eirbureuliet melote. at scr Ialot II
Soneater Sne, % at &Iroeu3 So
itigheo par 81 Ma Simen. ! Yhi.
luSeIpbia laa Sneer IT CONNER
orb; men / BET iitore Qcrrinporia
fatot fun ira I til 6 Somgner. 16
Gout1per / Staten Nep 9orf bier.
Io8tes al Sneitormen. Ger idiot ira
4 til is Sommer Sre paa forifjcni-
&c Steber. 8Grit iarne par 9perile
ne6 Sdpfu1ten, On Stornter her poric
til en- Grfan. Eao monge Steoer
in0e i 2ar0et og nrr aoitcn itariebe
al HsreIfe. Sfolerre fit irgen Born
OF Srrnere ioriinfe0es.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Silippinernc.
Gpltanocn / @ntanaas paa Oct nGr.
meite fnet al Wcn. Ncu.

Spitaroen / Vrouinicn 9atuupds
er igrur0er tileuoe. 8euerul Srauf
lin i. Bel bar reltiet Iiltrftet, OF
man tror, at Snluraenterres 8aobei
elr;et er tagne eler u~olepereoe TOO
or oct '%au0iuuIi9. at Nebcllernc Oh.
inn bar bragt en- goo 9a 9auber til
an0re Vroplnfer % ifiuit oem ior.
loorlig. ! Vrouinierrc lauaba8 Oh
Gapite far &sperban6erne upret,
Ell Nel1e az De fraitiae s~SorboIov-
regles, JON Nmertfarerne bar tuQe;
/ Natorgos o. &nglna. 8euemi
9ea Tiger. at Soltet | oi5ie Rrooin
Ter oIorr9 oiolte, hooo arige,rS Npo.
Her Dor, fsreno DC ielu 1T "Spn for
So9u", ~ oere5 Sapne luffeoe@ "a
&c ieip iHnclperreoeS / line Wner. g..
nerdlen meler, ar Stfurgentleoeren
Ntaloor blpOer mere o. mere upopli.
lar biafot DC in0fsote. % at De fife
oil betpnfe ia paa ar FORBADE BAN.
naar o. life mere er bange FOR bans
Seem. Seitnnrt @aIfcrs Speioere
iorinIqtc npltg cir O~prsrSbaroe ium
onierte9 al en- amerltanlt GperIeb5r
ira t36c acknowledgement ue9
Napn @in'rcp. Cprsrerne i0qcocs
tIA0 / lin 9efuitrtu9, "a to Cnieerer
% $ Diano ioIot, oeriblarot Ninfrep
iom uar btcoen %forircmmet til Si1
Ger. Ean Zen Santar er ct bctpoe.
ligt Mrtm i%n6fsote. bpem SuIteu
bren til at 'Ip1tc tit Sniurgerterne.
eaer ionl bico iorifrnffet for aIreri
tanerne. oo Oisie begpnote at qaa
pru Tor Moor, oenOt ttIbage til line
2aro$bper. iuor &c MI meo arait ar.
beioer tmoo at noe Sniurgertcruc
llnoeritsttegie.
&c 6oreneoe Stater$ transport.
iftb ~Wrigbt", iom ianf pdn 10 500
&ano oeu 2S0e Nooentber t90t
eitcrot haoe its0t paa ct %uficuOr
Sfipr peo SlpNeilinqen til San
Sacerta, or mi brogt ilot % al Stu.
rortaooen "@ompotltf~ iIrbt inS
til Gouite. On Tel of 20oe ,iuiar,
terirsgimert ifaI aigaa iii DC 6orcnt.
sc Stuter meS Gransoeriffibet 4Sbe.
ri6un"; arnen Battalion ifaI tasts
ombor0 / "Gqbert".
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Shpab hiemfommen.
Staaltrmiten bar en- itor Jremtio
europa, tiger han.

Charles 90. Sdhpnb, iom err Vrp-
lioent for She ltftiteo States Steel
Company, er fonrnrer biem ira ia,
@ipuopatllr, Der bar puret / np.
item TO Maaneber. 3orporationers
StocfboIoermeoe / Seriep Gi.D
falote bam tiTbage. Heportere
trrngte Jig nat,irltgpis orr ber itore
MHuno, On ban iteg ilanb, cg hnn
iogbe: IS en- 3aIe, leg boIot / Chi.
cago, ier ieg tog 6erier os reiite no,
ptreoe ieg, at en- Sammerilutrliilg
al 6orretnirger, lHn TIER / ct anost
Eien1eo emo bet at minoife Irbeibs.
ontfo'tningerne % sse Erublrftionen,
,boiler poa ct faIift @runMae, og
beri er ieg bleper beitprfet paa min
guropatllr. DEER ieg bnr ogian lpr.
roget. SCR iaa leg paa Dor itore
Screening al StaaIinouitrien / bette
2ait0 iom paa en- itorurtet Spalllas
ton, i6et ieg lroermtrbereee bells
pirfelige getpbiNng. : europa Hac
ieg ieet, at Den frenlbpber itsrre Mu.
ligGeoer, EMO ie9 aneoe, for at Ipare
og fsIgelig forringe Trgouftions-
omlfoltninserre. 6or at ppnao bette
mna ri foripne bore Sabrifer meh
De be0fte Snoretlrinaer og De beetle
Irbeioere. Ssrit oa fan ri bnirtge
Dem / Ssibe me6, fbab Rittiben
trpper. s europa raaber mi Ben.
ifnb % @eunbrirs FOR amerifa; men
sSolf er npsgierriae efter at pIoe,
bpao port nufte Sfribt oil blipe. Sc
isler itg life trpg FOR os."
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Sicur:R ~eierpationen

On M SSsnopanorin5sItrem uentes
iii 0orooeiten i 1902. ~Sernbane'
aaenterne mener, al 100000 Gerio.
uer oil fornne til 0ufotaituterne
iaar. Snopanorerre uil life itanie
%sltenior Wisiouri, "a Sono Der life
er at iaa uoen ior e.. letpoelia Tris.
p~arIerenoe meilcu 81 % $50 pr.
9lcre; men DC nil oDertr1oe tSloon og
isse ia Ell mt 0iam Siour. tam
mems iorrige 8ise toor De fan fm
SalIo Tor soc pr. @tre eaer eioon
h~iaiaere. SOC er oen Pris. iom Sn.
oianernc iorIanger Al &%egierapgeu.
oa De pil fife ifrle |rIlen op FOR Rp.
fornmere. mar De er forlegne Tor
8etge til grGnScom Ai Snolaner.
lmlo er Der enouI elDe YtiQiorer
acres / Sgo 0afcta. "a Der fan 10.
900 Samilier fua Rlaos. Sire ,Sern.
barer lager ia I'll at forri9ttc lime
2inier biuiioes Ntisiolui. og Neenin
aen or nof at bpgae oen fGroige | -.
bet NJ bette Aar. Samiar 1902
bleo Der giert $4,000 entries paa
aortoret i 8ierre. % SaftrsnutiIsar
eorarer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
gmaipncn ira Solpr.

IRA ariitianta telegraferes ocn
i96e Tebnlar, at Vroiesior Sub.
bcrgs ,Silno al ell analone eller foln,
bella arIser | CT aioanpetYnig / 60.
Tor bar patt negen OpntPrfionrfeo i
Sen Iproe 9eroa. aiunpehnge1,
inScholot 2iset al en- Apinoe melem
20 ca 30 Mar. Ct fomplet lloitpr al
&ao5a oa Sfeiettet al Ell Seit.
Stlsnt Sn9aerne ofiere urrtaler fuln-
belize afigcre. err Bette 8rapilmo oct
isrite / lit Slags. lom noseilntoe er
aiort. @rapen ifrioer zig ira 8t.
fmgctioen. na bet artose$. az oct
iutone Sig ntua bape pPret nf ell bsit
1tieet aplloc. ba D. ebaHHie atna Oct
Tor Ell nor s6re al bli begrnoet iaHl.
men meo i'm Seit oa inc &naben.
BIoere ll6gruminaer prcgaar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Suenif Snouitri.

Som man oil bIife, bleo Ser for en-
StO iioen pco Ell HetsflclocIle / Soe'
rae faillaaet, at Be ipenite 6osieiulo
par Stdtseienoon. Nu telegraferea
ira Sotf6olm. at oen ipenite Suge'
nisrforening, iom / oisie Guge bar
holot Dtsoe. bar ertlGret, at Oct uil0e
ppre upGroigt Tor Staten al ora8e
6oroel al oeime Retsfiertoelie o. Der.
ueo hr1rune oen ipenife SnOuitrl. Der
life bar Roao til at bpe itore NTgll.
Ter Tor 9ernttelie al 6osierolo I'll
Grpfruft. 5oretingell onbefuler 8c.
aieringen OF a0optere oct onertfarffe
.Spitem. bporpeo prluate Snouitri.
0riunoe inoremmes ri Brig al oeIt
Slags not1lrlise Siuipcfiloer.