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The Washington times., 1902-03-31
TRAINS on BLUEMoSr BRANCH.

Leave Washington 9:0l a. m. daily, / 90 p. m.
and i.I9 D. H. week days, and 6:25 D. m sun
days only for Bluemont, and ABS p. m. and 6:2S
D. m week days. and 1l:40 p. m. theatre. train
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, for Lees
burg.
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LOST.
FOUND.

F0UND-At Lacey's, meat modern ice cream fac
tory in America delicious chocolates vanilla and
strawberry ice cream made from the fruit, not
the acid: sOc per gallon Also Lacey's special
Zoe per gallon. ctilce COZ New York Ave Phone
Main 933. del0-tf
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Tickets sleeping reservations. and detailed
information can be had at ticket Offices, 705 18th
St. 5lI Pennsylvania Avenue. and Pennsylvania
Station. Baggage checked through from hotels
and residences.
Phone Main li4i, P r. r. Cab Service.
C. II. ACkERT. General Manager.
S. II. HARDWICK, General Pass'r Agent
l.. s. BROWN, General Agent.
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Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 6:42 a. m. 6:52 a. m. 1856 a. ~, 1915
a. m daily. except Mondays; 200 p. m, 900
p. NJ. and $50 p. m. daily. Local trains from
Hsrrisonburg, IL 81 a. IN. week DAYS and
g:4O D. m. daily. From Charlottesville s:2s
A. m and $40 p. m. daily.
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-Farm OF thirty-two acres; good house
and outbuldngs: !. 100 fruit trees; eight miles
from market; cheap, 81 400. Send for our bule-
lin Of farms for sale. JORDAN RICHARD
SON Anacostia, ID. c. e2g.3
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENr-ofices in Bliss Building; opposite
Capitol: electric light, telephone. iantor service
free: IS up. ROOM S. mh20-u
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-In the Virginia Apartments, 2l2o G
81. NV, fOT lessee, one handsome apartment Of
and bath; for unexpired term, SO per
month; hot and cold water; steam heat; janitor
service. WM. A. EASTERDAY, Bond Building.
m3g-3
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
FOR EXCHANGE.

BEAUTIFUL PLOT about acres, suburbs WASH
ington for house, Washington Baltimore,
worth $500. Address BOX 362. this office.
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Singing canaries. parrots. cats. dogs.
rabbits guinea pigs, fancy poultry, 2ea-towls,
sodnshea. incubators. etc SCHAID'S BIRD
STORE. 7l2 18th st. NV. sul2-u
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
ELDRlDGE E. JORDAN,
Real Estate Broker,
1914 G Northwest.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Near Government Printing Office. / have many
desirable houses. suitable for homes or invest
ments. ranging In price from g. 800 to 5000.
II you are seeking home in this section OF a
property that will rent well, it will pay you
to get my list Of properties.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Honest Dealing in Realty
Tel, Z s53. 6J2 st. NV.
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
LOTS.
FOR INVESTMENT.

l5xee, $50 each. We have five Of these. adioin
ing, and are very cheap. Residence street.
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By 4 German, place as clerk IN store;
best reference and bond. Address BON 3G7, this
Office. m3I-2
WANTED-By experienced young Qs). from
country, place biacksrniths helper +. B.,
Marshall Hall. Charles County, Nd mSl-2
wANTED-By white boy. work Of any kind OF
place to learn trade. I5ll Columbia st. NV.
e29-3
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NANTED-Four Mattresses, six hotel ctamher-
maids. four scrubbers pantry girls, today; also
twenty general houseworkers. chambcrmalds ciIy
and county people: charges. SHAChl-E-
FGRD'S sDS + st. nv. mi
The Washington times., 1902-03-31

wANTED-A girl for general housework. SlS
q 81 nv. mi
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TABLE BOARD.
BOARDING.

THE BEST table board at The Grunewald. 3
Sd ST. NV, corner Indiana ave. nf2s-1
The Washington times., 1902-03-31

CHINESE AND AMERICAN CAFE for ladies and
gentlemen; meals served TO order 40s 18th at.
SAM HING. Proprietor. mZS3
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN knowing of prospect
i've purchasers for real estate in the northwest,
sold on easy terms, will find it profitable TO
address Bon Iel, this office. mh22-3ot
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

TAKE 4 SUMNER COURSE in SHORTHAND
and TlPEWRlTlNG at special rate. REPORT
ING SCHOOL, 9l5 st. NV. Speed dictation,
day and evening. m3l-3
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
LET US HANDLE YOUR PROPERTY

Two frames. Water and sewerage Paying
SO per month. Price s1,957.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-rEMALE.


general hoUsewOrker. III 81. nv. nj
NANTED-Situation nurse chamberm3id in
private family. 81 Fenton 4. ne. MI
WANTED-A position in Office by
pofienced and competent stenogTapher and type
writer. Address Bon 355. this office. mS0-2
RANTED-By a lady, place cashier posi-
tion as clerk in a private office; best OF refer
ences. Address J. T., gIS New York ave. Ew.
e2Ss
The Washington times., 1902-03-31
ROUND TRIP, 15C.

(New Schedule in effect April l. 1922
LEAVE WASHINGToN-week Days. a. m.
6:lO 6:4O 1:30 $50 900, 1000, 1920, IL 80;
p. m, 12:S0 I:S0, ESQ 5:I5, 4:I5, $50, 5:5o
and $50.
LEAVE AIEXANDRIA-Week Days. m,
$50. ESQ, $50. $40. 9:l5. 9:i5. I0;45 II 80;
p. m, 1890, I:3o 2:$0. 3:l5. 4:15. 40. 5:i5,
and $50.
LEAVE WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
SUNDAYS-A. NJ. 9:30 1880. II 80; p. m,
1890, 30. 2:30, 1880. i:30 5:3o and $50.
JOHN B. PADGETT, General Manager.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By yong lady, employed during day.
furnished room n.S- Ilth and C sts; must be
reasonable. Address BOX S59, this Office rn3O-3
WANTED-Laree unfinished room. April 1;
give terms. Address BOX $40, this office. in2e-3
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

->-~-~-~~--~~~~S~-~~--s---~
WANTED-Wet nurse whose child is six to eigh
weeks old. Apply at once, 1910 2lst ST m3l-
The Washington times., 1902-03-31

Two beautiful little brick and sandstone homes
10Th and sts.; 1850 each. Owner will
take $3.50 cash and SIS per month.
fine manufacturing site, south OF the canal
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NANTED-Hotel and private house cooks. cham
bermaids. and waitresses, for city and country
AGENCY. 32i Pa. ave. mi
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

NANrFD-Dishwashers men, boys. women and
girls, for all kind Of work. MOORE, Ill 18th ST.
nH. mi
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
PATIENTS BURNED IN BED.
TRYING TO ESCAPE FROM
SANATORIUM.

Chicago June 9.-TWelve men and one woman
were killed and about thirty persons were in
Jured in a fire, which this afternoon destroyed
ciety. The greater part of the patients received
in the institution were those seeking cure from
tie drink habit and those who were addicted to
the use of drugs When the fire broke out there
were on the fifth floor a number of patients suf-
ferine from delirfum treInens. and some who
were deranged by drugs. Several of these were
strapped TO their beds, and 1t was impossible to
save them so rapidly did the fire spread through
the building.
The fire originated in the basement of the
building, and spread rapidly to the upper stories
through the elevator shaft The blaze dis
covered by James Newell a grocer. who was
driving through the alley in the rear of the
building He shouted to several men in the
alley TO give the alarm. By the time they
reached the first floor of the building flames
had reached the roof, eaten through II ana were
leaping high in the air.
AS the cry of Fire" rang through the building
patients sprang from their beds and several
jumped from the windows TO the pavement
When the Fire Department arrived the windows
were flied with people shrieking for help The
hreuen devoted their first efforts to save lives
This gave the fire such a headway that there
was almost no chance for those who were on the
upper floors Of the building TO escape, and such
or them as We're not suffocated were Killed OF
badly injured by leaping from the windows. Al
deTman Kent was in room the hfth noor.
The alderman. who has been totally blind for
many years, was in straitjacket- and his
hands were manacled TO a belt that passed
around his waist. His body was found after the
FIRE had been extinguished.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
yo sTrDY AMERICAN ARMY SYSTEM

The German army officers detailed by Emperor
william 10 examine the American military system.
particuIariy West Point arrived here on the
steamer Barbarossa, from Bremen. yesterday. They
are Colonel Won Witzleben and Major Muel-
mann Their visit is formal one. and every op-
portunity will be given them 10 study the system
q training army officers here.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
PRIyErTI CHALLENGED AGAIN.

Rome. June s-In consequence Of further differ
snces Of opinion regarding the Eritrean budget.
Signor Prinetu. the Minister Of Foreign Affairs
twho fought duel with Deputy Franchetti yester-
cay). has been challenged by another Deputy ST.
sncr Bo.suein- Their respective seconds will meet
arranged without d duel.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
rwo YERY INTEREsrrNc r.1rrvs

The Valley Of the Hudson and ,he nFohezvl, Val
,sy are traYersed by the great trains of the New
Aolk Ienlre- giving It's patrons an experience 10
oe enjoyed IN no other wey-au6 Won travel through
them az TWO cents per mile.-Advr
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BASEBALL. GAME

b--St-tS+sI@I-
Special train via Pennsylvania Railroad. will
leave New York June II. West 23rd Street Station,
1925 p NJ Cortlandt and Desbrosses Streets 1910
p NJ, Brooklyn 12:10 p NJ arriving Princeton e:l0
p NJ returning immedia tely after the game
Round trip rate from New York. Sis. from Brook
Iyn s2.20-Advt
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
TWENTY HOURS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND

A new train of the New York Central and Lake
Shore beginning June 10th, will make the time be-
tween New York and Chicago in twenty hours. II
Is appropriately named THE 10Th CENTURY
LIMITED" II saves day.-Advt-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
1.-THE BITFFALO LIMITED

q new fast daily train TO go in service on the New
York Central June 18th, Will leave New York u 20
P M stop Albany. Schenectady, Utica, Syra-
cuee Rochester, Id arrive Buffalo at II 90 P NJ
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10

West Point Centennial Day. Wednesday. Juns
IIth Day Line Str. up. back by rail- round trip
$50 New Landing W. 129th St. 915 a m.-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
FEW TO WORN THE HINES.
MANY SOFT COAL OPERATIONS AMI OTHERS
WORKING WITH REDUCED FORCES

WORKING WITH REDUCED FORCES
Roanoke Va. June 9-The division superintend-
ent of the Norfolk and Western Railroad wired "a
the general officers here late this afternoon that hs
had lust returned from trip through the Poca-
hontas field He found seventeen operations at
work with reduced forces. eleven having resumed
work since noon. Some of the mines are running
with only ten men. No outsiders have been sent
into the field yet, and none will be sent there nf-
less IL is demonstrated that the trouble cannot "a
adjusted with the men strike
Siiddlesboro KY. June s-Aoout i've thousand
miners and coke workers in Buchanan County.
W Va and in Wise and Scott counties, Va re-
fused to obey strike orders and are at WORK lno
Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke company Noln 80
of these men High officials OF the cotn pai.s s'0
that thev have no fear OF their men goins out
r,.,,x w Va June "a hundred or more er
,,riop miners went to work to-day The s'riSes'
ara loud in their threats but there has been no
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
MOTHERS IN N

MOTHERS IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
Intending to go into the country for the summer
shouId read '',rhe Prophets Chamber" No. 10 OF
the 'Four-Track Series Sent free on receipt OF
1 cents In stamps by G. II. Daniels. Grand S~rnkSl
Station, New York.-AdVt.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
COLORADO AND RETURN. IS.

- 49,, ..6,oIorado s,nectaI" the luxurious daily train
~ Ch{cacO $50 o. only one night mica 80
70 Denver via Chicago North-N estsrn anu 1L,.ota
~. 10 dJS. Prs Offses 2S and 46i Broadway--Adst
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10

IACKAWANNA RESORT BUREAU
rsootists and complete information about laak8
ana Mountain resorts. 429 Broadway, cor. ho~ard>s
st.-Adyt-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10

General Otis had TO deal with one Of s,o the most
difficult problems presented to soldier. 1t
was different from that encountered in cuba Tor
in regard that island intentions had been
definitely announced, and we possessed the frlenf-
shin and had the assistance Of the people as far
as their political education permitted them TO help.
In the Philippines found enmity, engendered by
the ambitions Of a few designing men working
lIpor the ignorance of their countrymen. No one
could saw certainly what the fate Of the treaty
would be concerning these islands. When the
prejudces of the day pass away and the SEEKER
after truth writes his history, another generation
will hold in high regard the incompatible efforts
in the re-esta abshment of order and government
displayed by Elwell s. Otis. ,
The Spanish-American War belongs to TIE past,
The pledge gave ourselves and the world as 10
Cuba has been faithfully kept and already made
good. may pick flaws. gentlemen, mere ana
there: army OF 5000 men would not be human
If that not possible. but those of US who nave
served in the Philippines know well the grand and
good work accomplished by army. We know
n has not only conducted successfully one or the
most trying guerilla known the annals or
history but that while doing this 1T laid the foun-
dations for civil government in that country. ana
the time will when the people of the Philip
pine Islands living under the flag planted by our
regulars and volunteers all honor TO both, Will
bless the day when the first American soldier set
and often disheartening conflict which n the END
will give the Filipinos good government, and make
them happy, prosperous and self-respectins race
New-York tribune., 1902-06-10
MITCHELL SEES WRIGHT.
HE EXPLAINS .SI7TA TON 10
LABOR COMMISSIONER.
THE LATTER WILL GET HERE COM.
PLETE INFORMATION ABOUT STRIKE
FOR PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.

President Mitchell of the United Mine WORK
ers last night at the Hotel Manhattan furnished
Carroll ID. Wright, the United States Comrnis-
sioner of Labor. information concerning the
coal strike. This information will be at once
submitted to President Roosevelt, who appoints
ed Mr.. Wright as special delegate to investi-
gate the causes. the status and the probable
effect of the strike
Immediately after the conference in Commits
sioner Wright's room which lasted from $50
TO $50 o'clock Mr.. Mitchell said;
left Wilkesbarre. Penn. at lies this morning
and arrived here 4:30 I called at once Secre-
tary Easley of the Civic Federation of Labor Then
] here. The Commissioner asked me to fur
him with the facts concerning the strike. and
/ did so. I understand them to be. cannot tell
what information / gave him-that Is for the
Presidents alone i can say. however, that
did discuss the matter Of effecting settle
of the strike / simply over the struatiou
with him 7 understand that Mr.. Wright Is work
ing under the law get all the knowledge he cam
about the strike. He is in arbitrator
is he using his influence to bring about cessas
tiOn of hostilities.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
The Bone Jehers
Norurede. code 4rbeide
forts9tes i
Wesf Superior. Nisconsn

arpbiinser, fprfrpblet paa enbper Raaoe
os VnnIfabninser al ale Slass itrpmmer
I'll the Bone Setter fra bper enelie Stat /
Hn'onen oa CANADA; W0no, apin5er Oh
Ssrn fcmmer meo Gtotfe o. 6rptfer. /
8uueitole, paa 6eltbaarer, / Senge eler
b1res ! Wrmene al elIfenbe 0enner OF
Sl1gtnlnge. Sans 8ontorer err oaalia opers
fplot, oa be Selbreoelier, lom ifplbes BAN,
CT ptolnoerlise; bet er pfte siort paa ct
Gteblif, peo nogle faa rate Manipulationer
meo line S4noer % 5insre. uoen anip,
Webicin eler Gleftrieitet ps ubeu / noaet
9tlfRloe at foraariase Smerter. &iouns
oerilgt Irbeibe. Site iiben gtiratiernes
Gage bar ncset lisnenoe uGret leet / Der.
ben. &rsblinser fra 5poieleu al, Der aloris
tuuoe liboe cppe eller goa / fit 9ip arsb-
llnger ira 8beumatisme nIeo itipe Sch
6olf meo belt panfsre Ben; 7oIf, Der er
forfrgblet peo lllpttestilieloer eler lom
Sslse at Spgoomme; M9nb. aptuoer 20
Born neo itj9p 8psrab eller ale Sloas
Hpggeonoer, boorai mango bar liot i aare,
nis os bar hGbt fig irem uoen esentlig at
ptbe, bpao iom ieilebe benz "a nben Saab
ON at bli beore. 8eb Berprelie meo fine
S9noer lnttes &bsraben / normal Stiuina.
iaaleoes at ben lrnse uuirtiomme Ratur
after ppfriifes. os ben ensans balpt nbrlae-
lt9e Hpsrab faar MT 2ip, % Taturen slpr
Jie'ten. 3elpis lamme Menuelter, sr9n.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

lelDe til 1Goccmotor Ntaria~, fpmmer tir
BAN euer briuses til BAN meo Ell arm, Ben
% SIDE De pis lammei, % peo bans Nani.
pulationer paa Hp9rapen meo bans S9noer
% 6insre berpres bet riiale 9uutt, o. bette
SGoe ipr aIt 9ip sIenppfriifes after, ben
ensans iianoiepe girtulation aabnes poaup
| be lRnse lufieOe 8analer. Blpbet ftrem.
nter after, Jelelien penoer tiIbase, Ssrlia,
heeen liseiaa. Neruerne itj9rpes, % mart
er etbpert lesn paa 9ammelie borte til 30
tieuters tore @l9oe o9 2ettelie. Bet er
pisielis ct ltprurtet, aoot grbeibe os bet al
lib uinfenoe Saab lcr be %itaitelS &rBblin.
ger. iom / aarepis bar saaet uoeu Saab ON
npeenoe at iinoe nosen Sl9lp her | 2ipet.
Spis Sc or en- arpbling, paa bpao Raaoe
&c eno er iorfrpblet, eller bppr l9nse Sc
bar paret Ell argblins. eler bpem Der enb
bar lagt, at intet fan siBres for Gem, iaa
ber &c life Gnie bet, men ielp TONNE os ie
benne oiounberliae Mano. Spis Sc lite
ian tpnme itrar, laa ltrlp % fortlar 9eres
Iilitauo, iaa npie ionI Sc tan. ps pGr iGrs
Dig til at TONNE ltrnr peb Mootagelien Of
ct gnuitist Spar. @eb @ntomSten til &elt
Superior beginner Se Gem birette til the
Bone etters "arpblin9eblem", 1910 14tb
Street. Siernet al 3oiuer 9loenue. Gpprs
posne 9aar Iprbi bans 9Br. &ontorerne
luftes 81. s aiten. Sontorerne er luttet
belle Seuoaseu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
@ilne lrrc lin Nunc en- oere.

"Dfin aone bar Ocn ilenure T1ne.
at bun Ipgger igicn i'm Bortemon-
nG. bopr Oct fon trpffe ia. iugbc
WSanoen, Tom fortoIte @iitorier Seq
har pouuNnoet hert6e me emo Ell
6}uud ON, at brn oil mite Den, Der
iom nrn life par mere ioriigti9"
Sea irdgte meo hertoe nem 9nen
Forleoen, % BET ierite INN gioroe,
otter at III oar fomN mo | Sporpog.
lien, bar al lpgqe E%ergebogen pan
Spoct neo Si0cn al liz, meoeus bun
frigioroe ia fpr sen ioruroligenhe
eSn0hlGninq. at hcn0cs Sat lao ror'
fiert puo Supeoet. On @epppeIie
mco Irnrere ifubbeoc Elngen ne2
poa @ltIuet boor Hen blep Iiggenoe,
iuotiI lea toa Sen OF.
Seq reobeNe Geuaemingen ira at
bltue tnbt minSit - @anqc. fer N
fom ircm til @o0tfisbS.Q Often iom
bar Maulct bun bopOe / Sigte. I'll
ornoelicrnc peb enSoott sb5oiit aonr
for iio mco foIci0oIfopif 0urtigbeb.
90 mart ionot lea Renac6cgen lta-
oelioe foran miQ pno Iiifen, hoor
min Some hap0e glemt Hen en-
oan0clss Sait eitcr at ioa lat pau no
oct Ipnacre ue0e.
Ior at lore heiroe Ell 2ere tcntc
ica iurhoIoct min @ommc 90 trct
mia tilbage til ll0tanten Al Stim,
mcleu. FOR at ofneute llofoloet. Ntru
Some bancNc fla @ci ub trnuufercnec
holocrSe en- - Cts. IIooenr0gc
Secret. ON Set baooe Iuffeoe5 beuoc
at fuo fiebt ior - Gents
,5cg uioiic iftc ii man ftnoe ion
@arer ooo @orq her, begnnote leg
Ii0t mjffert
"Pn fou fife heller" iunrc0e bur1
Sea hor rof Ren5c Ilin til 3 See.
Cream 5ohaer % en- Strimnel Gnr'
GEleucr az tlu riitc mia 5nohoi'
hef az lin @ltuQ forl. bcpic Sarohe'
Sen al iue CrS
,0c oaoreNe uoNrCt. 0o Set at OF
for rri1. at ic1 hapoe taaet GenIcnc
no AZ ct Gat5c5og ocr tilharie En-
r>,, V,rre m Ner5nur Gfpvirner
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
500 fig life MARIE.

S Sun Srancisco boeoe Der for en-
Sio iioen en- pelitaaenoe llngfnr, lom
eieoe en- bpib, glatbaaret Suno, Der
bar / @eIiboelie al cit uiebnmllig 5or.
lranO. Sor at boloe Slab" - Oct
bar Simoens 9sapn / 2oelie,
bapoe @ieren foriprlet SrtbiiOen al
hens Salsfrape meo Ell CONNIE, bpori
ban bper Woreen lagoe TO Wpnter;
Ben enc ifirlbe tiaieemeo en- Srore,
iom meOfulgte, til Slagteren, mens
Dem andre par til IpislGlgeren. Suel
Mtorgen git "Saib" ub meo en- altro
melleln 5pitoerne % began Jig fsrIt
til SlaetcreL iom tog tine Eenge %
lagpe Oct beitilte aiso / altrpeu, %
iaa 0rog Sunoen TO &par1aler pioere
th Siernet al Soiparo Street for ut
fua Morgenapten. Gn Worgen
bGnote oct, at Slab" life fom biem
igien. Gems Serre pentebe en- pas
ienoe Sib, ibet ban tollfte, at en- eler
arrben lioen Sirg fuloe babe binoret
Den men oa Oct pareoe Ell goo Stluto,
% Siuroen life fom tilbuge, gift Wton-
oel lb for at opisee lin Suto. "a
ban fom til SLagtereiL fit ban pioe,
al Slab" baooe pGret Der % baooe
forrettet lit gGrinbe. Ga Sluloets
@ier NerrlpIt gif bortoper til Mpis-
i9lgerei, tit ban itrafs Tie pua
"SIaib" iom iao Der og meo Gincne
flilgte ale IpisiGl9erels geuG9el-
Ter, ioet oel prSueoe poa at giere
bam opnnerfiom paa alirpen, iom ito0
foron Den % inoebol0t e., slpis. Saa-
mart "6laib" iaa i'm Serre, boppeoe
ben boit at 8lGoe % traf bnn i
6nffeifieoet ben til &lirpeiL ioet Den
iprtg laa paa oeitire % 0er19lt paa
i'm Serre meb oisie "talenoe" Zine,
en- Sumo m~noertioen bar, naar ben
eierne bill bape en- Sorflaring paa no.
get, iom goar ooer oens 6orita1o.
@udoer blep mart lott. Sunoen pil0e
life tase iinoo Socramettto Union"
i0n Sen bapSe facet / &lirpen, iiteoet.
for "alta-G california, ipm Sen pleieoe
at ION, &unben bapoe lugt Merfe
til, al oct fsritupnte 9luo iaa gan-
Ife anberleoes no emo Oct, oct bar punt
til at fna, bn De to Nuoc life bar FOL.
beoe Iamnien poa lamme Waaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07
Sor Rpmoen.
sesieers, fUr .Qee. Soften. at Una donna.
San nrrupe,

~af, ies or jaa uerocsl % 100 er
ieg iaa utaaImoois MOB Zulu. men
jeg Fan fife for oct bun or iaa umeo-
sierlie".
"9Pdaife oulu er mneSqisrIia.
icrSi penoes Ntor or mrpsS. 5orie.
ger Mi aioodis poo at befiGmpe oit
Stne2 aim oet Ntooer. Der %fornoar
al itpre lit 9une, fin Stcumc % lit
emil, fan pente. at bepaes Born lfaI
pGre foieIigc % ~reaieriige".
~Goor d, iDneS, on fun0e fine ito
al DIT eaet Sfiro % life fan iinoe
oen mEnS1te Hp meu peO fife bpao
oct fpnln,er al, hporIebcs ifai Oh
fufue beberfc Nis2"
~6oriea, ON on Fan iiOoe iitIo.
Itrnois urcrIie % title nogIe Gie'
bliffe Sal iffc. rpnf life &auoeu
air iffe efter for rogcrilogS nerpsie
R.pf caer gsitiflteren. Set otg for,
olOria al tale nieo utiIherIig bGuet
Reit, eaer al FiGroe. Cert efter,
ON Nt mmffe life arbeiocr oper
arrftrr. SdInoeIeu al al ocn mlte-
Iiae 0erney2i0clie | 0eroeu fontiuer
nirefte oerni, at man er ooerowtrenqt
"a doriq riatiQ uotptIet. san @toe
AA
I'll at liza Dig pan 2ooitoen ibionot
% la6e e1 elcr altoet Nrbeihe pe1te.
@aa no / Snlifiurret 90 iflGno lau
life pao Qit,l itoffeIs 8arn!"-(Gf.
ter Mers. Sougitcr).
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-07

"Sno. BET H'd6e ieg ionoeIig bup'
COB 2pft at lore
"@onffc finpeIt. vi forpnnoler bet
te o~prinoeIige 8oerfps, bette ianfoIots
geIo9oigbeosfps til ct firfclig og Dor
geriig ianftioneret og befrGftet. Weeh
aatoe Orb: Ge bIiner min Sititru,
2ini."
"Daen Ssurgen!" meo ct beftigt Mpf
traf bun Saanoen til fig, leg begri.
Der life, bporoun De til og meo fan
ipotte oper en- iaa aIporlis Sue."
Seq bar peo 8lio olorig ppret al
porligere emo / bette 9ieblif, Sini."
9eitprtet ian bun op.
"SsSa, men oct gaar on ilet life an,
Snrsen," Itammeoe BAN forpirret.
~Spab bill Oeres 5orIoneoe bpao
uil ben arsoeu iige til oette2"
"2iai, on ieoe, eIiteliae 0aimrian.
begriber on 90 life, at OIL baobe er ben
fer1fe % oer aft0er - ] en- og la1tlne
Verlon. On er ben eneite FOR mig. ia
ieg for otte Gage iioen lao Dig ieien,
oa ipor ieg peo mig ielp:, Sitn eller
i11gen."
So, itnur Saeen itaor ioaleSes, "
iagoe bun meo Ipffeitrualenoe Zine,
"ba mtllrligpis. Gorreiten er BET libt
formeaet forlonst -" 5un truebe
ifilpmif til ham meb Segefingeren.
Get fam enonit Iobe iig bsre,, at iee
Loo mig fpsie for 8oerneS SfpIo; men
at iee mi tiliibit oaiaa man gifte mig
for gpernes Sfplb, oct -"
On bar Het, Gill;" afbrso ban
henbe leenoe, "oet forntner De albrig,
aIbrig til at taffe Dig for"