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Evening star., 1902-01-04

Boston's Poorer Art Going to Decorate
the Suburbs.

From the Boston Transcript.
The art commission of the city of Boston
has approved of the order passed by the
board of aldermen to remove the statue Of
Edward Everett from the public garden to
the center of Edward Everett square, Dor
chester. The statue was erected in 1867
and is the work of William Wetmore Story
Wendall Phillips had this to say of it:
And so we come in our walk to Everett,
in trousers too large for him and frock
coat which he has slightly outgrown. 1t
requires consummate genius to manag ge the
modern costume But this figure also seems
toppling over backward, as, with more en-
cry than Everett ever showed in his life
time, he exclaims, That is the road to
Brighton pointing with lifted arm and
widespread fingers to that center of beef
and the races. Story's friends say he never
lifted that weary arm, but yielded to a
committees urging, as no true artist should
ever do"
The real significance Of the action of the
art commission consists in the fact that IL
establishes new precedent. The policy of
removing public monuments from the GEN.
ter of the city to the outlying wards, when
these monuments are acceptable to the citi.
Zens Of the said wards, and when suitable
sites for the works are to be found, marks
a new departure. 1t may not be intended
for anything like an official condemnation
Of the monuments removed, but 1t is
quite probable that it may be so interpreted
by the public, since it seems evident that
a public monument of the highest order of
merit would not be taken out Of the public
garden after standing there for thirty-four
years. The precedent once established, II
becomes more natural to conceive of addi-
uonal removals of the same sort The Ev-
erett is not by any means the worst por-
trait statue In the city proper, and there
are several squares and open spaces IN the
annexed districts which have no monu-
ments or statues In them. In other words,
an outlet has been found for the second
rate monuments which may from time to
time become personae non gratae In the
city proper, but which are not so utterly
bad as to warrant their destruction. The
Cogswell fountain was taken from the COM
mon and expatriated altogether; the Colo
mel Cass statue was taken from the public
garden and replaced by a better statue of
the same hero; and the Everett is to be
moved from its conspicuous location in the
garden and set up in place where far
fewer people will see 1t. 1t is not altogether
Evening star., 1902-01-04
Shopping In Havana.

We have been asked to give fits to the
Havana storekeepers who decline to receive
American money at the same rates paid
by the casas de cambio. This seems to us
rather illogical. The storekeeper is not in
the money changing business, and his
goods are priced in Spanish gold and silver,
IN accordance with the well-establish
custom of the country and the Spanish law
which has been repealed. If the shopper is
dissatisfied with the storekeeper's rate OF
exchange why does he not change his
money at professional money changers
before he starts shopping? He could not
complain II the conductor of trolley car
declined to change ten-dollar bill exactly
as he wanted 1t done. His business is to
provide himself with suitable money be-
fore he attempts to spend 1t.
Evening star., 1902-01-04
ENGLAND's "COURT OF CLAIMS"
Rush for Front Seats at the Corona
tiOn Ceremony.
i1ndo lnhio

From the Philadelphia Record.
The superior persons in England who
have expressed their contempt for Ameri-
cans because of the quadrennial assault on
the White House by place hunters may be
expected to experience pangs at the spec
tacle afforded by the peculiar British
court of clainas.''. This institution was
established to relieve the king from the
pressure for Office in connection with the
coronation day ceremonies. All the inf1u-
ence which titles and money can exert has
been used in behalf of persons who want to
be conspicuous-or, at least, to tower above
the mere spectators on that occasion. The
badgered Presidents of the United States
might profit by the kings example and es-
tablish a court of claims to determine
appointments to office. The king will now
have leisure to give his mind to the ques-
ton of his own dress and will escape the
censure of the office-seekers who must be
denied.
The demand for coronation day eminence
comes from bishops, earls and even young
women. An American can hardly under
stand the struggle of bishops for the right
to stand with a hand on the kings chair
the contest of earls for the right to walk
in the procession carrying a silver baton
etc. Sir Harry Burrard has appealed for
the privilege of carrying the kings bow
and arrows, in spite of the fact that a
Mauser rifle would be more effective if his
majesty should be attacked. Miss Beatrice
Fellows will have a grievance if she shall
be refused the right to strew herbs in the
kings path.
Grotesque as the whole business may
seem to Americans, we are not without the
same spirit of self-advertising. At the time
Of, Grants funeral Gen. Sherman said that
ha had received thousands of applications
from persons who wanted to serve as his
aids. The prospect of appearing in uniform
and riding horse before line of specta-
tors was alluring to men who had no mill
tary experience and who could ride a horse
only when tied on. Still, there is great
deF1 in the coronation day proceedings
,VhichAAvould be more appropriate to a cir
eps Procession than to the crowning of a
Very limited monarch in the twentieth CEN
tury While the English are willing to pay
for the spectacular features which belong
to an earlier period, they are not willing to
relax any of their vigilance in maintaining
the popular rights which have been wrested
from the throne.
Evening star., 1902-01-04
School Children MS Gardeners.

FruII inc thIcagO IDter-Ucean.
Scientific gardening is taught in the ma
tional schools of Sweden and In the semi
naries for the education of national school
teachers. There Is a school garden in
nearly every rural school district In the
kingdom. The garden is placed near the
schoolhouse, and the children receive prac-
tical instruction in the cultivation of
plants, berries, flowers, herbs and fruits,
the management of hotbeds, greenhouses,
etc The parishes are required to furnish
the necessary ground for the gardens and
trees and shrubs are annually given to the
children to be planted at their homes
Evening star., 1902-01-04

wise would be possible. A dining room IS
secured that is amply lighted on both sides.
while in the rear comes the kitchen which
is also well supplied with openings. BY
this arrangement the rear portion is some
what narrower than usual, but the other
compensations mentioned more then max
amends The setting of the building back
from the line on both sides is only possible
when the lot is of good size. In this case
the width is % feet.
Evening star., 1902-01-04

exiled from the city. and the popular feel.
~ ing ABOUT Its removal Will perhaps be that
It mas been treated with justice, tempered
WIN mercy. When Dorchester gets tired
it, and SO it may in time Coeing dulv No.
Vlaed with passports visaed by the art com-
mlssion) travel from zone to zone of the
outer sections Of greater Boston until it
~ t~anos IN the future suburban square OF
some twenty-first century suburb In The
heishoorhood of the Rhode Island frontier
Evening star., 1902-01-04
A carefully conducted canvass,

A carefullyconducted canvass.
recently made, demonstrates
the fact that The Evening Star
goes every day into fifteen
thousand houses in this city
where no other Washington
daily newspaper is read; and it
is taken regularly by more than
fifteen thousand other persons
in the city besides. This is
more than double the bona hde
circulation of any other paper
within the city.
Evening star., 1902-01-04
Statues of Lincoln.
From the Boston Herald.

In connection with the subject of memo
rials to President Mckinley it is interest
Ing as well as somewhat, astonishing to
note that. although President Lincoln has
been dead over thirty-six years. but six
statues OF him have been erected in this
country. These are in Boston. New York,
washington, w Philadelphia and Rochester.
There may have been other memorials
erected to the first of our martyred Presi-
dents, but they are not in the form of
statues.
Evening star., 1902-01-04

- AOPOSSu avenue improvements
Arrangements are about completed for
beginning the erection of a hotel building
on Pennsylvania avenue on the site of the
structure that was occupied for So many
years by James S. Topham The 6Ailding
at 1881 and 1888 Pennsylvania aYe1lle is
six-story structure that will be ptahned
for use as a hotel for men. The prdSerty
is now owned by Mr.. Stilscn HutchinsS and
he will erect the building for the usA of
Mr.. r. T. Warwick for hotel purSdxes
Plans have been prepared by Mn..FfSsk
IL. jackson, architect, and 1t is Hrop6s b
to erect a fireproof hotel building that:1fIl
be six stories in height, and will 6ay9>a
frontage of 30 feet and depth Of 9tGeet u:
Plan for a Back building.
A residence for Mr.. R. A!yshester is near
ing completion. 1t is loca(3 on the south
side of Q street near 2sd street. The front
will besbuilt of mottled brick, stone: and
terra Gotta, and the architect, Paul j. Pelz
has treated it after French IDEAS Errl-
phasis is laid on the main entrance, which
front.
A clever idea has been carried out in the
back building. On the east side the rear
nuidlng OF the adjoining house recedes
from the party line, and advantage has
been taken of that to locate the new strue-
ture away from the line about two feet and
nalf, while on the other side q space Is
iert, as is customary in the case of all back
buildings. In this particular case, how
ever, there Is provision for light and air
on both Sides and in consequence this por-
lion can be made much deeper than otheN
Evening star., 1902-01-04
.--llIIl-llIl z. Y. --..LlLLL-l-L-Ll.
y0wS Er6 @

Beautiful front of stone and brick; stone porch
and steps; lgrge attic reached by wide stairway;
parlor, reception hall library dining room, pan
try and kitchen LIST floor. all finished in oas; ;
lovely bed chambers 2d floor; beautiful tiled
bath room; large porcelain tub; nickel plumbing;
front and back stairways; 2-story back porches;
elegant heating plant and range open fireplaces;
lot IS feet wide, 80 deep. APPLY AT ONCE.
1t STONE & FAIRFAX sos & SOS F st. NV
Evening star., 1902-01-04
Increase in Building,

comparative statement has been COM
piled from the records of the building in
spector's office which gives the amounts
as shown by the permits expended each
month for new buildings and repairs in the
District during the calendar year just end
ed and the year preceding.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
Oulfanerne.
8corgc aennans % 8euluscn Sias
pupcligc SGrS paa Wartiniaue.

Sra Sort &c Srancc paa Wharti'
nique ifripcS Den 2Soe Wai, at en-
ipGr Ssile al tort Rse itoo op al
Ront IcIee oeo Ni.Gioen ON Sormio.
Sagen. Man bleo bauge for. at ben
amerifanife Sorfatter George aennan
meo 6sIge bar / Sare og benoenote Jig
I'll 8uoernsr 2'Suerre for at faa ham
I'll at uoienbe ct Reoningsforps; men
aIoffen II lit man piSe. at DIR. Sen.
nan % bans SoIf beianbt Jig paa en-
8lantoge i oen noroIige Del al Den.
8rof. Robert &, Sill, Der er anlat
ION 8eoIog / DC Soreneoe Stotcrs
Sieneite, CT al Oct geographic Selifab
ienot til Wartiniqlie. Manaag Ror'
gen Sen 26oe Ntai REQ ban opooer til
@liIfaneu Tor at eisre Stuoier. Zen
2Soe fom ban titboge % bar oa gon'
ifc uomattet. San ubtalte fslgeuoe:
"0tit 6oriss poo At moerisse Wont
GeIeeS Srnter lob ubelbig al. Dog
IpftcOeS oct mig at fommc temmelis
nrr ben til Worne Holge, SCI. Z
Mtanoag apeIo blep ieg ira ct Steb /
Nprbeoen al RuInernc al 81, 8ierre
&ione iii en- frpgtelis @rploIion.
Wout YeIee par / llobruo, % intet
Menneitc. ION bopbe i'm iulbe Sor.
itaTb. frnbe pope at nGrme Jig aru.
terct. Ger par en- poloiom Sarm, %
ira SieIoet opiteg Re9isiler, lonl
bapSe SfiffeIie al ubpre 3Gpcr; DC
ipraf % i~oroanoleOe iig til ct tort Ga.
gen. iom ieilebe ipboner liee ooer NIT
Sopeo. Get iorte Sngen tog Iig I'M.
Nerlig no moo Den itireneflare Sim.
mel. Get itraftc iig Ell 10 Dbl ira
aratcret. % oct gienncmfrpoleses al
Sornentiler. JON gif borisontL.a life
pcrpenoifulGrt. Ct noeligt Scpis
pnu, al DC erploiioe @oier' orphe.
! rcr. eiterat De bar iorlnbt araterct.
Get par min uiaiisiie Saattaaelic. %
Scn iorflorer oen irpgteiiae aata.
~itroie. Sette er noget aIoeIes npt |
SuIfanerues Siitorie.
Seq tos mango Sotosraiier; men
isg ifammcr mig life oeo al tiIitna, at
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
Rulitretfen.

Situationen / IntbracitefuI- Regio.
men / 2iten ier MI nofiaa broset no.
Ser bIeo / Srebags % 2srooss siort
De iiSite anitrpnedier for at faa
Streifen bGpet inben WanOag; til Den
Dag baooe nemlig ogiaa Raifiniiter,
Spr6s6ere og SumpemGnb, iom bib
til bar arbeioet for at boloe @rllberne
mi for 8nnb, facet Srore til at neo.
l9gge arbeioet. SeIo Weno iom
S. 3. Worean og Senator Snnna
giorbe jim SnOflpoeIie g~ipI6en0e forat
formaa @rubeeierrte til at opgibe lin
dfpiienbc SoIbuiug oe isge at fan
iItanb ct eller anoet SIags Sorlig. ;
Iegionen oeo 8iIfesbarre er Der on.
lat en- bel liben Scr al opbnet 8oItti
og ire Hegimenter Snfanteri boloes
/ 9ereoIfab. Oct fortRaes, at Sffe-
llnionsmGnOenes Suie laa barrifa.
SereS, og Der er oesn9rre al l1biigt
til, at Oct oil enbe | gloosuogpoeIier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

baIp Sio. 1eb Senipn til pGbcbe
Iarer er ogina Marfebet nofiaa It'll.
lie, ifisnt Der intetiteos opbobes itcre
8oreforipntnser. Sfreooere oq af9.
oefabrifonter er meget foriigtige /
fine Snbfisb al llIotsier.
Der er ltbiist til en- rig gomulbs.
bit. gne WebbeleIier fra De for.
ifienige 9anter / Spoen itemmer
operens beri.
5 4ornoarer gioroe Der Zig giRl.
oenoe en- Senbens til Stigning / 9e-
gpnoelien al ltgen; Iariagen BERTH
bar life rigtig flar, meominore oct
ifrae ffploes Sorminofelie / oet inn.
lige Sorrdao. Ien bette bar MI life
netop noget npt Clement, ga Silfsr.
ielen til SnblonSets Rarfeoer bar
oftaget betpoeIiet / Here Tiger. ioI.
falo aftaget me9et / Sammenligning
meo bet iamme Sibsr,lm ifior.
Sa1itternes antaI | iibfte llae
bar ! be Soreneoe Stater 1874 imo6
14S ifior og | Ganaoa 90 inoo 81
ifior / iamme l1ee.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

ieg bIeb barge. Oct bIeu ogioa to
8iooforrsipouoefter, ION Oar TONNE
tort op tic @orne 3ouge nogie Elmer
fsr mig. &c LOB burtig nebao giereet
% ifpnote iie til Sort De 5rance.
"Snobpsgerue / ben norolise Gnoe
al Zen er bIeunc ifrnmte % flngter
nteo lit ap9g o. fine gffefter. Seq
tiibragte SirsSas Rnt | ct Siis | Geur
ebonr, ibpor omfring 200 Slpgtnin.
&c opbolot fig,
"NRiiet alle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
peo oisie ~pulfanife llobruo er rpe for
8ioenifabenL % mango al Dem er enb-
MI life forfIaret. 8uIfanen err irem.
oeles ! @irfiombeo, os iea fa.. life
fomme meo noseu 5oruoiigeiier ON,
bpoo Den bill gisre."
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
Woo R%icotruiten.

5 Gbicaeos Stodparbs bar aisrer.
ne gaoet no paa Streif. 9e banner
Ell Union" % iorlanser en- fortere
Irbeiosttb, bsiere Son etc. Den 30te
Weat bolotes en- 4%onferens meIlem
aiererne oa StoriLogterne, oe De flo.
ite ueateoc ligeiib Of bile efterfomme
aisrernes 8rap, ia De piIbe life en-.
gang mertieube SereS SCREENING
Curion") ener berueS 9ope.. Settc
fremfaISte gitterbeo hos 4isrerne, %
De pil gisre oft for at brinee fine Ir.
be~tbsbcrrer til Sornltit. Ger er MI
en- iuIofommm Stilitano / GbtcoaoS
StofparbS, % BET beoer, at Streifen
mart oil iprebe Jig til Smoba. 8auio$
Gitp. Ct. Soiepb oe Ct. 2ouis. Zen
itrioigite al StorIagternc cr s. SgOen
Slrmour. s benre llse pil oct fomma
til ell ariie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
Smaapiuf.

gpraabet bar opforbret Soutraf.
terer iii at gisre Inbub pao 3 npe
9roer | 9ecorob. Irfiteft gucfnea
anilaar bereS Soitenoe til $1,000 q
$500 boer.
= Burlington anenS MGuo mo-
taller, at Den Sfobe. Tom Sompariet
bar Iibt pao StrGfningen melleul
9eeornb % @eit Union, beIeber Jig
I'll $4,000 a 100000.
Der iuMeb iibitc SirSoag 81.
terretning fra Rcp Dorf, at Or. 6.
&. @lIcor ira Srautpiue par af9met
peo 0soen / et beruPrenoc SoipitaI,
boorhen ban iegte FOR OF bIipe beIbre.
BET for "9rigbtS 9iieoie". gu Spe.
ration bar ioretoget i Saob ON al
reobe bans 2io. men Oct Ipffebes life.
Or. 8iIcor bapSe boet / 8~ranfoiae en-
10 IarS Sio.
- Senrp Soos % y. q. Sreffe
bar fisbt 10 9. e. Martprs SIog'
ter'orretring ocb Siben Of RationoI.
barfen, bpor DC agter at fortlpttC
Sorretntn9en.
- 6armer @. u. aerneon uoIfi.
bebe 'ibite llae en- SerubauelooninQ
&o9a - taIt 10 Stpt. - for bpiI.
tet han mpbto9 $1762. San ftt 81
pr. 100 8unO FOR line Srer % 1874
FOR Den galHle Bun, Der ueicoC 24OG
Euno.
- &errp ReIiou, Son al Gcpltr
Boimaiter NeIiou. fom iibite llg(
hIem ira Chicago, boor ban Ituoc,
reoe Yteoicin. : StrSoogs rciitt
ban til &otbr0u. q. 9af., bpcr bar
piI tiIbrtrae Srmmercr.
- 8%oitfortoret / 9ecorub bar frt
8oinpienet faoct en- ieIpnirfen6t
Raifiue, iom 'tempIer 9reOe % So
ital Garos.
- 6. z. RodspoIo fra 8Icrupool
Sup. % 8. q. 8ierIien fra 9IuHtor
Smp. tiItruaSte / SsnSagS en- Norge&
fur. Sc refer ira Retu 9orf mel
&pioe Stierne 2iuienS rpe 9ompc
Celtic. "Boiten" snifer @ubbern
en- lpffeIig Sur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
gppcaercr til Den umrrifanifc

auuinl. SpsrgSmoolct ON SoIb %
Ntciic pou importere6c Gurer breiteS
/ Iterrc eller mirore @rab al ale GU.
ropo$ Stuter. 9tpc Suoifrpnfuinger
gler Oct mere on mere pnnifcli9t al
Importerc piSie Nrtiflcr. Tor at nup.
ne Ct grempeI: Zen me Sarif / Sol.
LAMB bar lot SoI6cn paa oct al Sr.
&etcr 6nbrucp i Gbicago iabriferebe
~SGqcmlb0el. Or. GeterS "8urifo."
ioa bsit. at Smportotionen hraf or
ornftiif toeet forbiubret / nGpntc
Snno. ! ctboert Sab piI Eriiu poo
iomulc blioe iaa bei, or iattiee SoIf
life fan fishe Sen. Serrer u. YIm.
inert X 60. ser inoebar Naeuturet
for ROTTERDAM Solono. bar nctop
forelaet Soaen Tor Den holanife re.
gieriu9 % bar iifret iis 9iitano al
ben amerifanife aouiuI / 3utterbam,
Sr. Ssren 2iitoe. Zen uIminoeIiae
Spiatnina er. az helc %ouIfeliabeben
ffpIoes Den nahirliae llpiIie, 9pae.
% Ipctbeferitdnoeu nprer mob fer.
0iglopeoe Wehiciner. Mon poaitadr.
at oenue Mebicin, tiltrobS for Den
ooerorbentIis heie 5oIS. pinhcr mere
% mere Sn6eanq / Solarh for hperi
aor, iom gnar, III tor 6%orpirrius for
! be proftiierenoe 29ger.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

bag iii Gsmcub, Rorb 9afcta, for a
tilie fine 5arminteresier beruoe.
- 1imau @ilbertion began fig iibIt'
ilse Ill Soraos, q. Saf., bppr ban hi
isre 1iiipn meb Grbeebet paa jim Der
pGreHbe 5arm.
Or. Seniens Datier Gina oe
Sna Gpelen er fommet iilbase ira De,
corah, bpor be bar ituberet MuIit.
Grbeibet pna 3eieripns Sutifbps'
ming ifriber raft iremab.
= @runpmuren til ben npe MslIe CT
nu iGrois, % iaairart iom ben nsbuen.
bise 9rGIait fommer. pil Spsninssar.
beioet blipe ~paabegpubt for Glppr.
Mr. Gilbert Renslo % Iiis gla,
70 Guinnil Gstepiebss / @ilminston
airfe ben 15be Mni. Giisr @ielien
gap Sruoens Wober en- iplenoib Rio.
bag. grno ps SrubsOm er nieset pc.
pul9re / FIN arebs.
Wrs. 8m. Narum reiite Tirs.
bag til Gsmonb, q. D, bppr benoss
Mano aQerebe upholOt Zig. De bar
tasst Jig 2anb Der / NGrbeben % pil
be9Duoe at iarnie.
1irsbag icrleben uee bIeu Bertha
@nsen / 8ilminstrn Gsteoist til Gls
bert 9eteripn fra Mc@respr, Soma.
Sielieu ioresit | @aterloo airfe.
Scr. Ole 9ueien Os Suitru er
reiit iii Sbepennc. q. 3, for at beiSse
SlG9t % 8enuer. Slanbt be mango,
iom bar oraget til NDro 9afota, or %.
iaa Rr.S. 6. S%teuerobben meo Sultru
us Mrs. 8. Sienerobbcn. De oil tile
brinss SOmmeren / Sitiun, nOsle giil
| Spo for Sarge.
Orr. Glnus .. Clarion ps Wiis
MORA 9tpbus, begSe al 8aterlop &iose,
Gstepieoes ben 22be Mai / 8aterlDo
8rpnuppet fob hos grubens
6prGlore. De nbsiite pnites tiIpffe
al oeres mango 8enner os 9eninoer.
- Wr. os Rrs. M. gafte, buenbe
3 Nil | geit fpr Spring @rope, bapoe
anben 8intieoas uaret 9iite i rs Slar.
s ben anleonins inmlebes Omtrent 200
@j9itcr i beres gus, Os iOrerebe benz
Get al Sslptsi. Gilt par EFT Sper.
iom Ser. 6. .. @ilbertiun
bapoe lat fig / Spibisn for. On ior'
trefelis Wiobaa iubtoses. Scr. %
Rrs. Baffe inSpanorebe fra Gurse /
1876 % bar iiben boet pco Spring
Wanoen er AZ pg Su.
4S.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
6anoelsrorelien.
lliistcrnc gpoc trubs Strcifer 90
mbclSigt Seir mango SteScr.

gf 81. 6. 9un & Cos @eefIp
8epiem OF Sraoe for iiOite SsrbuJ
DloiGtteS.
SiaibSfuIbbeb paa Seneemarfe.
Oct % gooe garsuoiigter er De op.
muntrenoe Saftorcr, Der opoeier De
fprItprrcnoe Glementer iom Strei.
fer og ubeIbigt 8eir for Smaaban.
oelen mango Steber. Man nGrer
ga ogiaa Saab ON, at Streiferne
mart oil bIi bilogt % arbeioet siert-
optaaet pperalt.
SiltrcoS for beu fnoppe IaiSan.
ling ifior. bepirfeoe Den rige Sueoc.
apIing % DC bsie Briier for begge,
at SGroien Of 5orranoet at De TO
aorniorter ifior bar itsrre emo 10.
oeniinoe ier; uuber oiSie SmitGu.
oiabcber moa Der nGre Sclitano
blauot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % bcu.
ne @eIitano nirfer ogion tilbage pna
Snonitrien, Sorisa pna at aillutte
aoutrofter for 100000 Cons SIN.
iern til 9epering / anoet aportaI al
1908 bier oo oaioa Sorbruaerues
Siaio til oeuue Snonitris 5remtib.
@eo Sern. % StdoIuerferne er afti.
ni,tien %ufpranoret.
! Sfotei.S nbuitrieu | &cp eng.
lamb er Oct oerimpb irenbeIes hset
oa Iiiae; Der arbeioes fun omtrent
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
GfboIbt al Stnbentcrnc.

9reiioent 9our. 2arien peo 2rltbsr
College fom fra Spnooemsbet Sreoag
ben 3ote Wai. gfterretningen ON batS
8eiignatipn bar al Stlibenterue peo
Goleset bIepen mobtneet meb Sorg.
90 for of eipe i'm GrpGroige og al.
boIbte 8r9iioent etSegn poa fin &i9r.
Iigbeb oe IeteIie baooe StIoenterne
peo Brpf 2oriens Infomit itiuet iig op
i 2inie paa beese SiOer al Sregangen
iii Stplen.
Stfe Tibet operruifet maotte 8reii.
bent 9arien paSiere fsrit Sorrm,Ii.
fens GfbeIire, % fom ina til Geiten
Of ben itore Staibenterifare, iom meo
Surramab os bIotteSe Sooeoer biIieoe
fin afbnlbte Rreitoent peIfommeu
HEM.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
2anSpoit fra Sprins @rope.

Den 1fte SIIi ifaI 4 9nnOpcitruter
bespnSe at eaa 10 fra Spring @rope.
On al Dem ifal son til SigblanS
Sopnibip og SigbIonoOile, 8 Ddl .
fpoiie Retnng til StntSIinien, iaa
55 NiI / Spbneit til Si%sbInnboiae,
berfra 1 RiI / RorS, I Wtil / Belt,
/ NeiI / 9toro til @ranpiue Snpcett
Corner, Serira 1 gfil | 8eit 212
Goro iii StatSItnien % tiIbage III
Gprina @rope. Zen err % Mil lana,
omfatter en- StrGtnina poa 80 apao'
ratnriI % betiener 104 Siem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
Sreosryeter.

Sra 8rpsiel, 8elsiens SopeSitaS.
ifriues ben 30te Mai, at Sreben Spo.
afrifa mi er iifret. Sreospilfoarene
ifal unberifrioes Of De goerbspoineer,
iom opboIoer fig / europa, oeribIonoi
9ruser, for at life De uforionIige I
Spbafrifa ifaI babe ct Baaifuo iii at
fortiatte 4risen. Rpstet lpber life
meset ianoipnlig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
ZSeI9saeIicn peS sroni 6nn.

circuit 8un / SposIt for 3ecorab
fappeoes Scat I'll 21oe Moi meo 0rp
Mum / al gisrc lleagn. Zen req bort
@xrLington.8 arens iterfe Serubrc,
Der ipntes at bore fait iom Sielb, %
forpanbIebe Sens SmgipeIier til en-
Sun6srfen. 9iot n~orSenior Lao Ell
aisrebro tiIbsrenoe @inneibeif Co.;
ben er ogiao onf. Solf maa MI fisre
oper "Greefen" Iieeiom / Den fsrite
9pbpesertio. 8aa Strsget neboper
Ill Sreeport lisser Der bare Sanb OF
Sten os Serb efter SIommen. Oct
befiertote Stoppeiteb peb Srout Stun,
bpor eanrIe S~ar9raoes boeoe, er aIOe.
les borte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03

$4,000 Ranb. armeen paa 81.
lippinerne oil blioe reouceret til 2S,.
600 Mano, naar 5ransportitibene
"Sancof" 90 Sherman" aisaar ira
Ranila meo TO acknowledgements
bet 9Oe og bet 19oe, og naar osina
13be, 16oe, 24be og 25oe Snianteri
CO en- Del al 3bie anpaIeri ON en- Sib
afgaur til De Soreneoe Stater, pil
Irmeen pberIigere rebuceres til 25,.
600 Wanb. - 9oe Sufanteri bar iRr-
Zig ubmprfet iig baaoe i aina 90 paa
Silippinerne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-03
Den norife uopanorine.

Ct Telegram fra ariitiania meo0e.
Ter, at DC norifc Npnoigbeoer bar for.
bu0t lloIpnoiueer at lete arbeiberc /
@or9c o. ienOe Dem / masiepis no al
Riget. Get or Observation-Disclosures
- eler rettere @rportcn - al norife
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til Canada. iom bar
foranle0isct bette Sfriot. Get bar
GoIc on, at "WanheIter clipper"
ifuI6c penoe tiIbage iii ariittauio efter
en- M 2obuiug al uorife arbeioere.
men ior bette or Ser aItiaa nj, iat en-
@om.