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The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
WOMEN HAVE FIVE BOOTHS.
They Will Sell Ice Cream at Midwin-
ter Exposition

At meeting of the Woman's auxil
iary to the Kansas Midwinter exposi-
tion last week arrangements were made
for i've booths at the exposition where
flowers. ice cream. buttons and fancy
glassware will be sold.
Only about a dozen booth spaces re-
main for sale. These it is anticipated
will be readily disposed of between now
and the time of the opening Of the expo
sition on January 20.
The advance ticket sale Is booming.
Ten thousand tickets were placed on
sale in advance Of the show in Topeka
for 10 cents each, and reports from the
stores where they are on sale are to the
effect that over 1000 Of the tickets have
been already disposed of. BY buying
tickets in advance the purchaser saves
five cents, as the admission price after
the 10000 tickets are disposed Of and
after the doors OF the exposition are
opened will be 15 cents.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
A ROMANTIC CAREER
Closed With the Death of Father
Joseph Ebert

Kalamazoo, Mich, Jan. 13.-The burial
of Father jos Ebert of the local dean
cry marked the close of a romantic
career. Once a dashing Bavarian army
officer, Father Ebert renounced war and
became priest. Father Ebert was born
in Wallerstein, Bavaria, in 1S49. He
studied theology and philosophy in
Munich. In 1865 he entered the Bava-
rian army during the war with Aus
tria, and for bravery was promoted 10
the rank of captain In 1869 he became
a papal zouave. Soon after this he de-
serted army life altogether and became
a priest, being appointed chaplain OF
st. Peters in Rome. Afterward he was
sent as missionary to this country
and associated in the diocese of De-
troit. While in Michigan one of his
offices was the editing of a German
Catholic paper
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
Rest and HeaIth to Mother and ca!

and in November, 1900, he was elected
county attorney of Phillips county, be-
ing "a years old. At the age OF 22 years
he defended and cleared one Geo. Marsh
of the charge of murder, one of the most
sensational murder cases ever tried In
northwest Kansas.
Dan Dyer, of Smith Center, has again
entered the political arena, and this
time he wants to be special agent of
the rural free delivery service. 1t is
said he is working for this office through
Congressman Curtis, and if successful
Dyer will turn the Sixth district over
to Curtis for United States senator. 1t
is needless to say that this is not the
first time Dyer has wanted office.
VIII the Sixth district ask for more
than Ellis for the supreme bench,
Hanna for lieutenant governor, and
Burrow for secretary of state? The
district is liable to have a candidate for
superintendent Of public instructloL'
Frank H. Baker, of Norton county,
principal of the Long Island schools and
ex-superintendent of schools of Norton
county. The Kansas Day banqueters
and visitors will hear from Mr.. Baker
January 29, as he is on the programme
for an address, and it will be one well
worth going to hear. His friends are
pushing him to make the race, and they
come from all over the state.
1t has been given out that John G.
Cornell, county clerk of Norton county,
wants to be a member OF the legislature
from his county. 1t is also claimed
tncAc are LNO AdSAAOhAa u 1NCP1Di. -.
Norton county, and the other wing will
run Col. c. d. Jones for the Legislature
There are a number of old soldiers
residing in the Sixth district who are
free to express themselves on the sena-
torial problem, and the name Of Con-
gresham Calderhead, of the Fifth dis
trict, is mentioned, he having stood up
for the rights of the old soldiers in the
late pension agency fight. They claim
that Congressman Calderhead made
gallant fight to retain Cyrus Leland or
succeed him with some other ola civil
war veteran. At any rate he has en-
deared himself in the hearts of the
civil war veterans, and the Sixth dis
trict is full of them.
The Downs Times thinks it has dis
covered that "one John Dawson, who
lives in Topeka, and who carries Ora
ham county in his vest pocket, is solid
for Hanna for lieutenant governor"
Dawson is bond clerk in the Office Of
State Treasurer Grimes.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13

in the nature of a general outline of
the beliefs of the Church of Christ and
the principles set forth in their doc
trine. 1t was necessarily brief and did
not embrace the subjects in detail. at
would be impossible for me to give in
so short a period of time" he said ''all
that have been Is years in studying"
The theater was decorate very pret-
tily for the lecture. Many palms were
used in the decoration of the stage in
addition to quantities of cut flowers.
Mr.. kimball returned to Chicago yes
terday afternoon. He was here only
eight hours, coming in the morning and
returning in the afternoon.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
Again in Custody.

San Francisco, Jan. 13.-Frank Holt,
the military prisoner who escaped from
Alcatraz Island on Saturday by con-
cealing himself in a box which was
brought to this city on the steamer Nc
Dowell, is again in custody. He got out
of the box on the vessel, saluted the
officer on deck, when he landed, obtain
ed 81 from a stranger to whom he told
his story, and fled to a room and was
arrested the first time he ventured out
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
INSULT TO PRESIDENT.
Virginian Arrested For Sending
Obscene Letter to Roosevelt.

Richmond Va, Jan. 13.-Lieut. John
W. Stark of the Seventeenth Virginia
regiment has been arrested here on the
charge of sending through the mail OBJ
scene matter addressed to President
Roosevelt as an evidence of his disap-
proval of the dinner given by the presi
dent to Booker T. Washington. Stark
was taken before United States Com
missioner Flegenheimer and gave bail
for his appearance Tuesday before the
United States court.
The letter referred to was mailed here
November 6, and was directed to THE
President, Washington, D. c." the di-
rection being printed.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
ABOUT HALF GONE.
Col. Harrison Says Masonic Temple
Shares Will Be Taken by Feb. 1.

Nearly all of the shares for the Ma
sonic temple have been subscribed for
up to today.
Col T. w. Harrison, who is one of the
active Masons interested in the temple
idea, said today that the different Ma
sonic bodies in Topeka had on their
subscription books names of persons
who would take nearly $50 of the 700
shares. The exact number could not be
given as there are some half dozen
books open. Col. Harrison said that it
was hoped that all the shares would be
taken before February l.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
WILL BREED CORN.
That is the Purpose of a New Kansas
Organization.

Kansas corn growers will form a seed
breeders association similar to that
which has accomplished so much good
in Illinois. The nucleus of the organi-
cation has been formed. 1t is a direct
result of the address delivered before
the State Board of Agriculture by Prof
Shamel of Illinois as reported In the
State Journal of Friday.
The officers of the association are:
President, Col. ]. w. Robson, Butler
county; vice president, Edwin Taylor.
EdWardsville; treasurer, Guilford Dud-
ley, Topeka; stcretary, e. B. Cowgirl
Topeka
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
Miss Gould Visits Schools,

St Louis, Jan. 13.-In company with
Mr. John Sehroers, president of the
board of education and his wife, Miss
Helen Miller Gould today visited the
Eugene Field and other public schools
Later in the day Miss Gould and the
friends who accompany her west were
entertained at luncheon at the home of
Mr.. A. G. Cochran, general solicitor for
the Missouri Pacific railway.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
inhaled Gas to Die.

New York, Jan. 13.-Thomas O'Brien.
a tug boat captain, and an unknown
woman about so years old were found
dead in a room in small water front
hotel today. Death was caused by in
halation of Illuminating gas which had
escaped from two open fixtures in a
chandelier
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
Made a Bad Job of It.

New Richmond, Ind, Jan. 13.-J w.
Schmidt, assistant head miller at C.
Burkhardt's flour mill at Burkhardt
village, Is miles south of here, shot his
wife and then himself last night at
their home. At last reports both were
alive but their condition is very criti-
cal
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
ohoats About to Return.

Washington, Jan. 13.-Am bassador
Choate was a caller on the president to-
day. He will sail for England on Wed
nesday. He said that his visit to the
White House was merely to pay his re-
spects to the president and bid him
1OOdbye
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
Pavne Goes in Wednesday.

washington, Jan. 13.-Henry c. Payne,
the newly appointed postmaster general.
will take the oath of office Wednesday
morning and Immediately assume
charge of the department.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
Little German Band Is Coming.

willemstad. Jan 13.-The imperial
yacht Hohenzollern will sail for New
York January Is. The band of the sec
ond naval division will go to the United
States on board the emperor's yacht
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13
EOF-eMaF.nea,
FOE-eaH.na0M-

The liability to disease is greatly
lessened when the blood is in good con-
dition, and the circulation healthy and
vigorous. For then all refuse matter
is promptly carried out of the system !;
otherwise it would rapidly accumulate
= fermentation would take place, the
blood become polluted and the consti-
tuition SO weakened that a simple
malady might result seriously.
A healthy, active circulation means
good digestion and strong, healthy
nerves.
AS blood purifier and tonic S. S. S.
has no equal. 1t is the safest and best
remedy for old people and children
because it contains no minerals, but is
made exclusively of roots and herbs.
No other remedy SO thoroughly and
effectua1ly cleanses the blood of i'm
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13

per Mississippi and central Missouri
valleys, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas
and Kansas"
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13

TEN. It cures permanentIy al manner
of blood and skin troubles.
Mr.. E. E. Kelly, of Urbana, O., writes:
I had Eczema on my hands and face for
five years. It would break out in little
white pustules, crusts would form and
drop off, leaving the skin red and inf1am-
ed. The doctors did me no good. 1 used
all the medicated soaps and salves with out
benefit. 8. s. 8. cured me, and my skin
is as clear and smooth as any ones"
Mrs Henry Siegfried, of Cape Nay, N.
J., says that twenty-one bottles of s. s. 8.
cured her of Cancer of the breast. Doc
tors and friends thought her case hope
less.
Richard r. Gardner, Florence, s. c.,
suffered for years with Boils. Two bot
dition n and an the Soiis disappeared. ar
Send for our free book, and write
our physicians b out your case.
Medical advice free
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. Ga.
The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-13

puritieS. At the
same time it builds
up the weak and de-
bilitated, and reno
Yates the entire sys-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-08

county TO De selected. One-haIr OF tn,
money thus received for stock ia TO b,
retained by the banks In each county,
TO be loaned back at low rate OF In
terest to the farmers themselves to en-
aDle them II necessary to hold their
produce in case current prices are toe
low.
BY this means 1t is expected to pre-.
vent glut In the market and do away
with the temptation to unload and force
prices downward to the benefit Of ele-
vator men and others who have the
necessary capital to enable them to
hold for rise. The interest on the
money lent is to be paid back in divi.
dehds, so III reality the farmer gets
money coming and going The promot-
ers OF the enterprise are sangune re-
garding it's success
Hamilton White OF Chicago is the
moving spirit in the concern. Up to two
years ago he was resident of Red
Oak, Ia, and a practical farmer. Co.
operation Of farmers has long been a
pet idea with him. and for the last fif
teen years he has been devoting his
time to this subject, travelling exten.
slvely through all farming districts. ell
nst!1g representative men in the enter
prise. and asserts that success is as
Sured
According to accounts, ample capital
has been promised by leading Chicago
bankers who have been enlisted in SUD-
port of the enterprise, and if it fail it
will not be due 10 lack Of the necessary
financial support.
Green Cheese.
The green color of certain kinds of
Italian cheese is due to the milk hay
Ing been kept standing in copper YES !
sells. The milk takes up quantities Of !
copper. and it is customary to estimate
the degree Of activity attained by the
milk by noting the gradual disappear
ance Of the brightness of the highly
polished metallic surface.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-08
Young Old Men,

A writer in The Cornhll declares
that sin the early part Of last century
Il man was man at twenty or so, Il
middle aged man at thirty and old at
hfty At the present time he is boy
up to about thirty-fve, young man up
to fifty and Is hardly regarded as old
until he has exceeded David's maxi.
mum Of life by six or seven years"
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-08

and Manipulation
]. w. Burton Of Chicago, legal ad.
wiser for the proposed farmers trust
has outlined the chief features Of the
organization, which was Incorporated
the other day at Pierre with a capital
OF SJO,OW.ODO, says the New York
World
Under the plan no one but farmers
Will be allowed to own share Of the
stock, Branch offices are to be estab-
hshed all over the United States, the
chief branch establishment to be in
Chicago, All kinds Of farm products
are to be dealt in and handled on a
COMMISSION basis or for cash as cir
cumstances may direct. Deals on the
board Of trade in cash grain are also
contemplated with the object Of giving
the farmer a chance of getting a better
price for his product and at the same
tim" shut out the middleman.
1t is believed by eliminating the mid
''i''fH "iN Hd' WIZ lIIc IdlllcfS OF the
country behind il the organization can
maintain a uniform price to the bene-
ut Of I'll" farmer without injury to tie
consumer, both parties bcneftins by
the elimination Of the lniddIemnu
Manipulation by Spectators and cor
mrs in grain ANA other articles. it is
sand, VIII il" Impossible. while ut th.
81 me time prices will inevitably b-nent
tile farmer.
All commissions. save a small part
which is to be given agents in lieu of
salary, viii De used as dividends and
to be paid back to the farmers.
IN ofH"r To- dispose Of stock agencies
VAL DE established in banks through
oul the country one institution in each
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-09-08
A TRUST FOR FARMERS
Chief Features of the New Or.
ganization.
IT HAS A CAPITAL OF S50,00o,oo0

only Tillers of the Soil Can Own the
Will BENEFIT Consumers and Plant
ers and Dispense With Middlemen
aAd Manipulation.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Jim bill / CANADA.

Great 9ortberns 9aneus grpii.
sent. 3. :. sill. bar gicunem agen.
Ter fiebt itGrite Bnrteu al aftierne
Sbe 8ictoria Terminal Railpap meo
bens 6rnrdiies. 9anen ganr fra
5raier Riper til GIoperbaIe / RritiIt
Columbia. ce DIR. pias Spitam tom.
mer iualeoes iu6 | Canada pau 6eIr
aunt. 9et aompnni. iom bar, nj,
itaaet 9ictorta Terminal til BAN. er
ogiaa et 9ampifibsieIifa6, Ser Iaoer
3 SfuSer gna i reaeImPsiig 1Grt
meaem 8ictorin og auitrnIien; men
ZEN MI niilutteoe SanbeI cmiatter
life Sisie; be fommcr bel ienPre |
Sernbanefongeus SRnOer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

WtrS. Y. y. HIdlaroS, 2l3 ". lob
Ct, q. .. Gttp, "ifrtoer:
Get or / SanSbrS en- Sornsiclic
at anbcfnIe en- iaa panlioclig Wcoiein
iom Eernnu. SfiOr bar min Srlbrco
ncSbrnSt, % oct roo belle nit IOo
% Rcructruft at Irbc mig frcm.
Min Rauo fjs6tc en- SLATE Bcruua,
iom ica ifnlSe prsuc, % ieg ueIiigHcr
ben Sna, ban GiOrSc oct, for min Scl.
brebelic bcgunotc mco oeu fsritc Do
rs, % inScn en- NanHco bar gaact,
fpltc icg mig JON en- belt anOcn Nuiu'
DC, Sa ica bar friIf % itcrf. IL Irs.
e. Is. HifaroS.
Beruna ipne8 at oGre ino beltn.
6~ring8oGrbiQ tiIposiet for fotnrrh'
Baltic Cnoer hos apiuoer, at Sen
iiUIoen teller / at Iinore piebIltfcIIJ
% bcIbrebe Oorigt.
%ffc i6r bar en- 9oir6e begpuot az
toqc Gerunn, isr bum iSlcr al Se[.
brcocIie er iiiQte.
lln6crti6cu er set nsopenbiat at
tooc 0cr / Here ltqcr % enSoQ Ron'
rcher. men SEN qoHe TirfniuQ Ter no
til at inoiiu6e ia itrar % ocSbIir
Grn6pi8, irotiI &eIbreoeIieu er fuI6.
tommcr.
Wr$. Darn WiQer, II Do SbieIo
VIocf, %~r0ioropoIt8, SnO., %Ifrirer:
"gcrnun cr en- iortrinIia Icoiein.
Sca plagcScs / fem War mcO bpppta
SOOcOpinc, SUtmclbcO % iascuOe
Smertcr. Sea 6Icu magcr % bIca.
GGgcrnc ipgtc fOrgiGues at birlpe
mig, men irtet iBntcs at siGrc mig
nOsc sOOt, fOr ics forisste gcruna.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
6uttcn beholot Sooet.

Ean en- af Ssibanerne / Stem gort
itoo Der ON 3agen en- Iioan @ut for.
an en- tor Sang apiiar, iom BAN
baooe tablet op / ct al SGoerne. San
iorterte 8labene og Ieperte en- 9unot
al Dem peo bper Citation. gosnen
nar iulo al 9asiagere. oe mango
moatte itaa.
en- oigtig gnmmel Mauo iaa pna
@uten en- Stuno. Sau la ban Saan.
Den pna @utens SfuIOer os ia / en-
bsi. braiiienoe Zone: "Se Der. min
Ssn, bpao 8et bar on til at ba' Sisie
Blade IigaenSe oppe / SGSet, mems
mango gnsiaaere bIir nsbt til at
itaa2"
Sutteu iaa op og ipurate beiliat
~Gr on imoo, at ieg fanr go mine
Blade IissenSe paa SeSet?~
"gisieIis er ieg imoo bet,~ ia
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
ct pOerit fet Ml,siiff. Matpapeff ieIp
fbsSe for fun fem slur iioen ION en-
rrprrois patriarf.

Spitcn / Granfrise. 80 5 oficiene
'OpsaDer oniIaaes S~ranfriges Sbeoe.
bot til S34 Willioner guIbeIs, en-
apIing, iom fun er opersaaet TO Gan.
ge / oet Iioite 6ieroeoeIs slarbumSreoe.
9ette ioarer onttrent til 9onoets 1cr.
brug, men oa Reierpeforsaoene er
.uotsmt, bIir bet rimeligpis osiaa iaar
~nsooerbigt at tnofsre ct Iioet apau.
hrm. Sfior bar Srnnfriss Speoeap.
ling Inn 294 Minioner 9nIbels.
aarets Spebe er al fortrinIig apaIi.
tet. ~ Sra 8inoiItrifterne meloes ON
oaarIis 8inbsit, fun en- SrebieSel eI.
Ter 5ieroeoel al aIminbeIist giennem.
initsnar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
@enebia itaar for fsalS.

~sAty FAuuA w. OetS- ~ ~
ru no til at ipsse itpgt meo, at ben
imuffe itaIienHe gp 8eneoig, Goria.
terbauets 9ronnins, itaI ipnfe / @ri,s.
.Signor goni, iom bar boot Spipne,
meo 8citaureringen al gpe,s Rin.
6esm9rfer, bar opIpit, at fIere Of ge.
nebigs bersmteite % 9rp9roigite Sps'
nerfer er | en- meget frsbeIig 6prfat'
ming, og ban mener, oct maa sisres
noset siebliffeliet, buis aIporlise &a.
taitrofer Ifal aipGrses. 9lanbt Dc
9psninger, JON itaar for SaIO, u9p.
mes Ct. Iarfrs- 8irfen, Soge-Ealao'
Jet, Santa Waria @lorioIa og enOnu
Here 3irter % BalaOier ira gpeus
St~orbebstto. S 9oge.8alaOiet er
Ser fore Repner. % BET fer no, iom
ON Iuritensitrufturer boIber paa al
presses no; bette er beller life iaa
unoerIie, ga en- al Be b9renbe inore
grgse er giennemifaaret forat faffe
8labs for en- @lepator. Oct bersmte
"gibIiotica Rareiana" / 9oge.Balab-
let Ear man truffet SorbereoeIier til
at finite til 3ecca, men benne Sp9ning
err ogiaa / en- iaa pberit m~iierabeI 5or'
fatning, at BEN efter al SanoipnIig.
beo oil itprte Iammer, in6en man faar
set p9rbifuIoe gibliotef Tpttet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10


RanSen operIesertt. "SeS bar Be.
talt for 9instten min % bar Rst til
at faa iiSbe neb."
@ittten begpnbte ioriigtigt at iIpt'
tie fine Blade fra Saoet oe neS pao
@uIoet. Zen proteitsrenbe @lsiaser
too og iaa pao, os De andre %asia.
gere iagttoe @utten % Den bpirsitcet
gamIe Ranb u,eb uSe!t Spmrrfiom.
beo. Sa S9oet bar icnit. imlSSe
9utten iis runbt og ilste fla.
Seq oaiaa bar ba:olt min @iGet,
90 ieg tanfer, leo sor 9ct iii bette
.SGbe," iagbe ban rcIigt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Jnolanoet.
Gprtiat fra 2oeu Sibe.l

rerSe SorboIO at faa nOsen SanSeI
fra ubIanbet, % set saar life an at
title amerifanif S%a6riforift paa Jam.
me SOB iom ben europgiife. Sabrif.
eierne / England, flyer 9an, bar faaet
i'm $anoeI rent sbIeagt oeo 2ope ium
ben, bporom Der er Gale, % Set er life
alene til oeres egen, men ogiaa til slr.
beioernes Sorbel, at s timers ar.
.beibsbag life bltper beitemt oeb SOB.
Ger Iieger / 9epegeIien imoO SoriIa.
get ingeniombelit lluilie MOB ar6ei.
Oerre os Oeres RettigbeOer, men man
er imob 6oriIoget, foroi man tror, at
Ben snifebe Sronins er ubeI0le for
ale Snteresiereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
Slagtcoe bele ssamilien.

SiuSi'ue YSie yuhili'eh. OLu
@ien meIbes ON en- gruiulb Sorbrp'
belle, Der bar paft IGoiel blot ont
firing. @n SoteloGrt peo Rapn So
bann S~oeretteott bapoe / IGnsere Sio
peret inopifIet i itore sfonomiife
SanifeligbeSer, % oct menes, at
@rubIiierine berooer tiliiOit bar be.
rspet bam SorItonoen. Ranoag
Iorgen gift ban meb en- &euoIuer /
Snnnbcn ino til lin SamiIie, iom bar
iamIet ON Srofoitboroet, ifisb fsrIt
Suitruen % iaa lin II aar gamIe
Ssn, JON ban BOG fsrIt efter ct oolo'
iomt gnifetaS ff gugt meO; berefter
oenote ban Jig MOB fine to Sstre, bois
Sfris bar bierteifiprenoe; be par Is
og IS aar gamle. "a ole fire Lao
Orpbte poa 8uIpet, iatte ban Hepoloe.
rem for WunOen og ifisO Jig ieIo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
@Grbifnlot Slbinno. - Sra st

petersburg ~telegraieres, of Den be-
tienOte r~usiiife SiItoriter @oroodeff
Ear ldoet ubgrape 107 aiempebauge
/ Yrooinien &barfoff og Der bar ban
iaIt iunoet 299 @raue fra ben forbiIto.
rife Sio. 264 al bisie @raue par ira
9roncealberen, meoens 10 ifreo Jig
ira omfring 500 Nar fsr ariiti 8so.
iel. @n ubpre rig SamIing al for.
ificlige Observation-Disclosures bleu iunoet,
iaaleOes 8nipe og Sileipibie og en- bel
RGngSe i~orifieai9t formeoe aopper
og &ar al Ger og Bronco. Sierne'
fallen til enSel al De Sfeletter, lom
blep fun0et, tpOer paa, at De efter d.
oen par blet mnlet ifarlageusrsoe.
@ororo5eff mener, OF bisie gamle Sri.
ceres 8iennrminitsbeiOe maa baoe
oGret minOit 7 600.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
2nSer ipIn en- Ruman.

CgDer 1pm en- Jpntan. - Srd SI.
PETERSBURG meSSeIes. at ct SelIfub af
r,isiiife @eogrrfer unoer SeSelie al
Sberit Bup1poifi Ear unbar en- Retie |
ct ufienot Strs9 al Se rptte ii6iriife
Sfose itsot paa en- Rponing, boor Be
fanOt omfring ct SunoreOe uIlot no
ieenbe Berioner, Der uiite Jig at oGre
eiterfommere al en- rusiiif Soruilt,
Ger bapoe flpgtet. DENIES Raun par
Ratuepeff, og ban flpsteoe ira grii-
berne | 1880, o. eiterat baue panOret
l9nse omfring iteote Fan paa en- Slot
airgilere, JON ban Hog Jig iammen
meo os bleo gift meo Ell al oeres
apinoer. On Stammen reiite pioere,
faubt Ratpepef Jig en- 8la0s inoe |
tpfteite Sfogen, 5por ian gap iig til
at rpoSe. Otter 10 aars Sapn og
Slib % SIGb fit ban iig euOelig op Ct
Sus og fit oprfet op en- Sorolap, og
her bleo ban os bans aone boeuoe,
iaa l9nse Sc IepeSe. ga Ssnnerne
rorte op blep be gifte meo airgiicr.
fpinoer, men ga De Der banse for at
fomme nnr De rusfiife ao!onier. ueo-
bleu Be al boIbe til / lit Lille Sigs inoe
Sfogen, og III par aItiaa Solomon
poret til en- Slot pan 100. aae Jam.
men Git fl4St 9preifins o. fnnffeoe
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10

nun, boIStes flere MinoetaIer oper
ben afosoe. >Hnn SiIbaseueien ira
airfesaaroen bIep Here al Be napnfitn.
oige WRno fra 8 repfusaHGrens Sib.
iaaiom Oberit Hicqnart, 4opofat 60
'bori os Saiires eienfienot al Mnng-
ben os billet meo itor Seseiitrins, os
9abori begpnbte at boISe en- Gale til
M9neoer. men Sa BoIitiet bar bafge
for, at BET tunbe Iebe til llroIigbeoer,
iif De bam til at boloe op.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-10
anlnpSen. - Stor uSfibnina

anlnpSen. - Stor llOfibning al
anl til Imerifa bar i Oct ienere fore.
gaaet ira Cardiff os andre enselfe
Saone. % 8ampere ffal M, bore
forbpret til transport Of 9ul fra DC
forifieaise Sapne / 8ales til ameri.
ia. Sra Cardiff alene blep Der ! iiSIte
ltge libifibet 100000 Cons. bporaf be
$4,000 gift til 3ep gorf, os / Span.
lea bIeo Der opfisbt 10000 Cons. 81.
Den aulnsben bespnbte / De SoreneSe
Stater, er ser | oct belle fra @aIes I'D.
tibet 100000 Cons aul til ameri-
fanife Sapne. antbracit.al itaar
mn / BEN bsieite Bris, BET noseniinoe
bar itaaet t.