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Hospital Boxes.

To the Edito: of The Evening Star:
Those having authority to do SO would get
almost any amount of good reading for our
unfortunate ones If they would place boxes
for the hospitals in the city markets Peo-
pie Of thoughtful minds on going to market
would fill their baskets with good reading
material and deposit it. in the boxes pre-
pared for 1t. The writer Of this having
several hundred magazines and papers
among the suffering ones L. ]. G.
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Shirts to Measure.

Made to order Shirts are so much
NOR satisfactory than the ready
made, and the additional cost is so
very little that particular men every
where are wearing them.
Negligee Shirts Of fancy Scotch madras Or
Yord shirtingA in newest spring Effects made to
-FOUR measure at $500 each.
Bosom Shirts Of French percale shirtings. made
10 your measure at $500 each.
Bosom Shirts Of Scotch. madras Oxford shirt.
tDgs, made TO your measure at s.. so each
White Shirts, made to your measure, at 81. 50 to
a. 80. the latter being Of linen throughout
Woodward and Lothrop.
mhI0-tf2O
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cars were wrecked on the Siberian railway
in one year. Many parts of the road must
be relaiG.
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FINANCIAL.

CITIZENS EQUITABLE BUILDING ASsoClA,
TON OF GEoRGE TowN. u. c.
Assets, S235 .633 &C.
Due stockholders. $500 2s7 gs
Surplus, ST.. 24S 4s
ISSUE OF NINETEENTH SERIES OF STOCK
BOOKS ARE OPEN AT THE OFFICE 3Oea NJ
STREET, FOR SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE NINE
TENTH SERIES
This association advances SEQ 90 per share 10 its
stockholders and receives 81 90 per share return
principal monthly upon the advance and interest
at six per cent &C., upon the same.
The association returns TO its stock holaers unon
withdrawing Of stock from four to six per cent
a to CO. interest upon the same according 70 the
age Of the stock. Advances he settled at any
monthly period.
=. THoS. BROWN, President
EDGAR FRISI.l. Vice President
c. T.. WILLIAMS Secretary
ap5-12t EDGAR l.. BERRY. Treasurer
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IT'S A NUISANCE

10 use Two pair OF glasses. See popular Bifo-
$50. full stock Of the NEW Reform Artificial
Eyes.
M. A. LEESE, r0p sIs 5,h e, opt,eion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRALrTHE REGULAR
meeting of Evangelist Chapter, Rose Croix, No. /,
VIII lie held this fTuesday) evening at 7:3O
O'Clock. Business: Annual election OF officers
SAMUEL E. ALER, so, X. c. c. H..
Wise Master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-08

SPIEITUALLSM-
MRS ZOLI.ER, SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
S02 III ST. NV. MEETINGS SUNDAY, TUES
DAY. FRIDAY EVGS- INTERVIEWS DAILY.
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q. A. r.

PUBLIC COMFORT COMMITTEE
Offices: Rooms 3O931O Jenifer bldg,
Cor eth and ID SITS. NV
All parties wishing to furnish accUnmOda lions Ia
visitors during the coming q. 4. X. encampment
are requested to call at the headquarters OF the
above committee, or send description of quarters,
stating number Of persons that be supplied
with rooms. with and without meals, etc; also
list OF prices per day and by the week.
". l. WELLER Chairman,
ep4-Im Committee on Public Comfort
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OFFICE OF THE LANSTON MONOTYPE MA
chine Company. 800 Broadway. New York, n. Y
APril B. l:T2--The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Lanston MOnOtype Machine Com
pany will be held at the Hotel Fleischman
Alexandria, Va. at IL am. Thursday the
ltth day of April, 1902 for the purpose Of cleo
ing board of directors to serve for the ensuing
year and transacting such other business as may
properly come before IT. Transfer books will be
closed the 10th inst, at 4 O'Clock pm Ry
order Of the board of directors.
aIi -I2t B. F. COLE Secondary
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-05-29

steam heating and plumbing,
they were asked to give separate
figures, and it was found that
their bid upon that part Of the
structure was $50 under that of
the Jerrard Plumbing Go. The
entire contract was therefore
awarded to Schmidt Bros. at the
gross sum Of $39,975, being ex-
actly S25under the estimate fur,
nished by Architects Kinney &
DetWeiler when their plans were
accepted by the Board Of County
Commissioners.
The building as now contracted
for is handsome three.story af-
fair, with red sandstone trim.
mings and basement, and with a
similar colored pressed brick for
facing upon the four sides Of the
building. A handsome cupola
caps the entire structure, and
upon it's top will be mounted a
bronze figure Of Justice. The
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-05-29

cupola will also be boxed and
faced for u clock which it is
hoped the city Of Bemidji will see.
fit to place within the same.
On Monday morning the coun-
ty commissioners met and form
ally entered into q contract with
Schmidt Bros. for the construc-
tion Of the building, the Jerrard
Plumbing Go. getting IN its work
with them for the plumbing con-
tract. u
On Mondays mail the county
attorney received from the bond
buyers in Chicago, a letter which
was a p actical acceptance of the
bonds, the bond buyers attorney
having had placed before him.
practically all Of the papers which
Attorneys Rowe and Bennett in
troduced before the Clerk Of the
Court, so that there Is now no
Continued on editorial page
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-05-29

house, three Of which were for
the building, including plumbing
and heating complete, and one OF
which, by the Jerrard Plumbing
Co, was for the heating plant
separately and the plumbing sep
arately. The bids were as fol
lows:
Barnett Record Co, Of Duluth,
3. Miller, Of Minneapolis, S42,
.3s5.
Schmidt Bros, Of West Super
ior, S39,975.
These three bids comprehend
the complete building, steam
heating and plumbing. The Jer-
rard Plumbing Co. bid was as
follows: Steam heating plant,
So, ,78o. 46, plumbing, 1882.
As the bid Of Schmidt Bros.
was the lowest bid and there was
nothing In the bid to indicate
what their figures were upon the
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-05-29

Store Memorial day New Idea patterns
goods ladies' belt ladies' BELTS ladies
SETS ladies steel chateane bags ladies and bathing
suits mems bathing suits mems white duck trousers mems
linen busters mems Special this
100 Of and slippers worth from 100
pair Ladies' shirt worth SOC
Ladies shirt waists worth from ST. 90 to 81 90 each
M Sewing machines the largest stock of sewing
machines in prices SIS 90 $42 CO. CarpetsIngrain
carpet 3d. 49, and 80 per yard Art squares
80 $5Oand $1,000 Rugs at from $100 to S65O Velvet
carpets at $1O0 per yard.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-05-29
CONTRACT is LET
Notwithstanding the SheYlin PeO.
pie. the Court House Will
Soon BE Built.

Il
Saturday, the 25th inst, was
] the day the Board Of County
Commissioners had appointed to
receive bids for the construction
| of the new court house. On the
same day the county attorney
had required the contestants to
appear before the Clerk of the
Court and begin the taking Of
Testimony begun by two Shevlin
saloon keepers against the court
house election. The board met
| in the morning, but adjourned
until later in the day In order to
Esee what the attorneys for the
saloon keepers could produce in
support Of their contest.
At 200 D clock in the afternoon
| the contest case was taken up
before Clerk Speelman in the
Icourt room, Attorneys Rowe and
Bennett appearing for the con.
ltestants, Odegard and Olson, and
County Attorney Street and his
associate counsel, p. f. Craw.
Il " I @ y -s @,. i.
ford, appearing on behalf Of the
Board Of, County Commissioners
Lin defense Of the election. It
had been supposed from the
| flourish Of trumpets made, or at,
tempted to be made, that there
would be 400 on 500 witnesses on
hand ready to prove that they
had voted Illegally at the heinstance
Of the Bemidji people, but to the
disappointment Of the people Of
Bemidji there was no such crowd
to fill to oyerfoWing the hotels OF
the city. No one but the attor-
neys and the contestants, accom-
panied by Iyer Krohn, the famous
IPopulist leader Of Sheylin, made
their appearance, and after the
attorneys for the defense had
moved TO dismiss the proceeding
because it was not authorized by
statute, Attorneys Rowe and
Bennett began to get in their
work. They subpnned County
Auditor Sylvester, and compelled
him to show up the records Of
his Office containing the resolu-
tion providing for the election,
the notices calling the election,
and the ballots used upon the oc-
casion, and then called the county
attorney to the stand to prove
that a jail was badly needed in
the county. They succeeded in
making up very good record in
favor of the bonds, and then
rested their case, not even put
ting Mr.. OILS IN or Mr.. Odegard
on the stand to prove the ever
lasting corruption Of the Bemidji
people, but these two saints kept
well in the rear of the courtroom
as far away as possible from the
scene of the conflict. After
Messrs. Rowe and Bennett had
gotten through with the county
auditor, the other side went
ahead and proved by the same
witness that every precinct in
the county but one held an cleo
ton on the 11th day Of March
upon the question Of issuing
county bonds; that the election
was held and conducted accord.
ing to law;that returns were
made to his office from every
precinct but one. and thata very
unimportant.one, after which the
case closed, and the county com
missioners who had been sub
pnned to give evidence in case
they were required quietly re
tired to the county auditors Of
fee and proceeded to open up
bids for the construction Of the
court house, being well satisfied
that the attorneys for the con-
testants had made a record in
favor of the bonds which would
insure their acceptance by any
bond attorney in good standing
i'm the United States.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-05-29

Continued on editorial page
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Bornets t~ornemste E@rer
g g g. g g. 90

% Siigt at toffe for i'm Sremgortg
Il 2ipet. "gff min Nor Inrte ieg ben
! 9po at uoIpbe," ia ban. Oct err en-
GDo, man life iGtter bsit nof | bore
0oge, os oct er isrgelig ilbe; tbi
"oeli, iom alorig IGrte at aolpoe, Ips
rer life al beiaIe." Ter ntaa ppre
0iiciplin / SiGm % Sfole, men in,
tet biertelsit Sprmui.
Soiepb o 0haiitre ifrtoer bI. a.
om auinoerne: "Se bar life trent.
brugt Ntciteruerfer, life lfreoet itogen
',aliaoe' eLIer tpnft no Ytonerue for
uogen 81. Refers Strife. De bar
life mnlet noget Waleri iom ben
ILAitr Dom life opflm0et 8anpma.
itlncn; men Dc bar giort roget langt
Itsrre emo oct. De bar op0rai, I'M.
oeroiit og trprtet Born til at bIi op.
0ige. oprtgtige MG1to o8 auinoer -
Ell / Sau6Ae0 Itor og goo @iernin9."
On i'm e8en Ytor iir BAN, at bun
par en- GuaeI, til boem 8iio ior en-
fort Gb lnaatte ct menneifeligt 2eges
me" Wfen8 ban meO megen 0pgttgs
be0 ipIote i'm 4iIoO5 ion AurboSias
scr / ct. petersburg, ia bon DeO en-
anleOniIB, at ban bnpOe i'm gtOrS
l~ln0eruisn:ng % GfSenpel at tdffe
ior, bpaO ban par. Sa, bans QtorS
noble aarufter 6du6c er0og ulrfet
Zig ron bom, al ban unr bit en- aDins
oen& Ben % 6oriparer / DIRECTS beO.
ite getponin9.
Gen eneite Gro, ieg bar fru 8or,
er init mirGnre tiltuIenOe aHitgt og
itpg9e Segenle," ia Gurran el Sang.
"og boi8 8er0en Bar git mig areOtt
for rrogct mer % or6et emo Aaiprl og
arop % perOSlig Higoom, iao bar
oct, for0i min fiGre Otor gnu lit
Barn Ell Eortton ina lit ~aan0elt9e
Sfattdfnmer."
"a GrsErritbcnt Ioanr8 engong
bar ttlite0e pe0 en- BigeifoIeS Gf@u.
men / Bottom, mo0tog ban en- Ioresie
ira GIeperre og bIep biertelig glo0
Neroper. 5 jim Gale til Eioerne ia
bmt bl. a.: Seq MOO moaite al ale
&eliigneIier De ~iterite, Ell Ntono flns
DC enife Jig - ieg bapOe en- Wtor,
iom beflittet Jig pao % bopoe Gmte til
at iornte fine 9prn9 Aarofter ret
6ru benoe mo0tog ieg religiss %
moralif llnOeroi8ning, 'om bIep mig
til 8eliignelie for ct lnngt 2io." Sam
logger til, at bar Der Sell oeO bom,
ioo bar Seilene bans % life beroeS.
9igteren 8rop orpet lin @llfoprs
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

bigbeo fra i'm Ror. Snt bauOe en-
Tet 6or, ion tiIiioit rsrnte ina 5urni
lien. Woren gap life op, men Heb OF
itreS FOR fine gsrn. Boa ben Gran.
iten, Stgteren reiite pan fin Rorz
8roo, Loo BON intte fslgstoe @pap.
ifriit: "Gn omiorgsfuIo, biertcporn
Wor at mango 8srli, bporni ftn en-
er loo ubelSig at ooerlepe benbe.
Otter eget gnSfe boiIer M ben elife'
Iige 8tgter peo Sioen Of lin tigbeOtt
Wtor.
@stbe Bouoe en- begnnet, farufter'
Sterf aoinoe til Wor. "Slm pot
pGroig til at lene," bar ban engarte
ia9t. 9d fan enganrg beiegte 5rarf'
fort, opisgte ban ale, iom baboe pr'
ret gobe moo bans Ror, % ban taf'
fet Dem bierteligt buer os en-. Selr
en- @stbe flinbe bet.
Den frnnife Siitortfer RifeIeI
ifreo bl. q. ct "Soripar for aoiltoers
Rettigbeoer" - Ell BOG, ban ff bore
% iele meget onot for -. 90 / en-
8ortale itr ban: "gten$ ieg ifrcu, Gar
ieg belle Si0en tG1tft paa en- lterf, al
porlig auinoe, iorn piThe ba' oprnlln'
fret mig / Gette nit arbetOe. Yter
ieg miitet bcnOe for treti aor Iioer
$780, ieg bar fun Barnet ettoOa -.
ifignt bun Ieoer i Wit0et bos mig %
felger mig fra Gto til Eio. Sum IeG
hammer meo mig i min 5attigOom,
cG Oct bleo ben0e life forltnOt at fao
Gel / oe Sober, 6remttoeu bapOt
ipcnte Tor mig. 0a ieg par ing.
beGrsOet ieg benoe, % ic9 fam life Iao
trGite benoe mi. Seq peo life Ell
gang, boor bertoes Stsp bpiier, oo ieg
bengang bar for iattig til at fisbe
trnoe en- @rapploOs! Og DOG ifpl'
Ger ieg berpoe ioa mege4. Seq fsier
opbt, at ieg er en- aoinOeS Ssn. Oct
er npin Rors BLOB, ion 9isr, at jea
f6ler Spmpoti for De Iepe1lOe og erin,
orer meo Saf bent iofn life Longer
er ihanot cS. Sporrueo fluroe iea
Del, iom mi begpnOer at bIi gammel,
lenne bet6e? Gn Cling, INN oiIOe
bo' toffet mig for Oenne Broteit
/ I,apGr al aoilOeu % We0re."
&oro Waca,Iop bar ifrepet ouffert
og inotrGnQen0e ON lin Mor.
"8ern, le ino / OtSie Zine, INT til
oen fiGre Stenume, fsl, boor goot Oct
gjer at bIi bersrt al VtorS fiGrlige
SGnOer! 8ier oct melt mlltge ITO
al Oct, iaalGltge on bar / Dim gtGrbeO
Oelr G6leite al ale @u0$ @aper -
en- fiGrli9 Mtor. &G5 ben bunoleIc
aiGrIigbeo i benOes zine, 0e ben.
lige Sntiorg / benOes 9ltf. Senere
ben oil on foo Senner, bra, eIifpGr.
Oige 8enner; men al0rig igien Dll on
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29
Nor

On goo gfor kartgt mer emo en- aoS
fur Fobcr SieauretS mpralife atrno'
iinre. Oct beois | os 90 peo oS or
iom oftelt EN- aro ira Wor. Der ifri'
pes og trIes iao meset on, ret lthDdn.
neoe 2rrere 90 gooc Sfoler, at mar'
&c ipneS glerntc. at Msor og 6ar
Ioat9cr or 8arnctS fsrite % torment
ite 2Rrcre. Nten BET er De. Sg DIOR
CT oeu iorneTnite. Zen 2arer, ion
aIemmer oct, bar fnnt ct lett SaIl /
iin llNSarneIie. en- friiteIig, flor
Iia, beitaut Itor tar giep Tor III
Barn bono Sneie al 2Grere life fan.
@i ifd hsre, bnnS Ell 8Gffe itore
NunS fir.
gusuitin gIcnrte aTorie, bo0S e,
Iors 9eruter % gtSerrpeI bleu for
bom. llSen en- Wolrifa til Dior ptI.
De fan'fe Ilierittn bit en- feoenif
&snErtb, urer, reppe nogell "airfe'
faoer." "0et par / min tI0ligir ling
bonn, at benSeS GfaempeI og lln0cr'
pi&ning eioroe oct Spbeite Srotrpf
poa mig" Ttrioer bnn % Den trent
roaenbe mnerffmife Statsnnro
Sobn RnmSoIpb ia oeo en- bis an
IeS1ring: Seq bar beIit Bit en- 6ris
tu1tfer. ON reg life boooe fonnlct i'm
Sen Sio, Ga min afosOe Ror pleieoe
to min file Saanb / fin % heoe:
Sober Dor. on, ion or / Surtlcne!"
@n itor D6an0 ia engan9: "Glt
fan leue, fno Irrqe, oct er - oirc
fsrite tpoe gar bIir oet IGatgite SdlD'
oeI at DIT 9ip." De bIir ioetminGite
al itsrit 9~etpOning. Oct Silent boor
en- fierlig Wor cir friiteIig % prnf'
tit llnoerpisning, er / SunobdO er
goo SfoIe. Ssiligteo % SiGlp'
foutbeo IGreS oIOri9 o9 ingeniteoS
ioa gcSt inn / ct iligt Siem.
"at ellfe Ben lille BeIuton, III b.
rrr til i Smiunoet, er Spiren til
ole offeutlioe Spmpntier, q @urfe.
DC, iom / Siemmet iir0cr en- @lGOc
/ at cIife % ooIpOe fiGrligc, men be
iterrtc SorGlOre, bill itoen / 2ipet IGre
at eIifc oa tie1re lit 2nno og lin Hc.
aiertna. "Af ct Barn / Suiet bItr Ell
9orger i Stoten," itcO oet i Den 2Gie'
bog. man brlrgte i gtorge. Oct fom.
mel iia meget on pan OpOrugeIicrL
on oct bIir Ell goo eler ilet 9oraer,
N6npoIeort ia umocrttoen, at oct
beror melt paa Wor, ON ct Barn
fonmer til at opferc Jig bra eacr
ilet / Srcmtioen." San ia oiocre, at
ban bop6e i'm MorS llttocrpisring
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

bre SGrennitnlter. Wirtoet ON Ell
beOenSe Door DOR life let - oe, 2r.
Ter, nleo nle mine Soil oa Sell bdr
ieg ben FRO os Grfaring, at Der en-
en- @lto, iGn bsrer 8sru,er. Oct
lGrte req / Mors Sfole; men meset
al, booo Seminariiten banfet ino /
Sfelten paa mig. bar leg oesoGrre
CLIENT.
&iRre Wsore, glenn life, at BET er
S. iom ar1rnSIggger 8arafteren hos
en- fomnieitoe Slegt! Get er life
Sfolemeitrene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

bli opersit meo ilige rbeifrineltge
MISREPRESENTATION, Tom Door
ooersite bio meo. Sfte iilffer jeg I'M.
Der mine acknowledgment ! en- mort,
o~nicrgstgs geroen efter en- Zig lso,
oDb Stfferbeo, iom ieg eigang felte
I doors Sang 90 pcO beiloes 8nrm,
mems ieg iab og Ipttet til, booo bun
meo bIso, roIig Stemlne i%ortalte.
aIbris fut jeg elermne De fiGriige
gliffe, blit gup mig, rtoar ieg ifuloe
luaee mig til at iope, eler Oct 5reos.
fps, ieg fit, iroen bum gif bort ira
NIT Sooeleie. aar bar goat, iioen ri
itebte benOe iii Spile peo Sioen al
Sar pna ben gugrrle aitfegaaro; men
itunoom er oct, iom bsrte ieg berroes
Stemne boiife til mig ira @rapest, %
naar ieg beisger Steoer, ieg for lang
EiS bar bcLiget til bertoes Deuroe,
fsler req un0ertiNen iom polite benz
oes gie poa mig"
Senrif 8ergelaro, Sen beoblo6e.
be, oarmbjerteoe IorifbeSens Sor.
iuarer % ~ltOsOeIige Gigter og Ba'
triot, bolot i'm Mor / SaOer % s@re
iom iaa. Gaa 9sosleiet ia BAN, at
Ell Gngcl fp5jet bdm paa Banoen, 90
at oct bar bans Wiors aano. gisrn'
Jon Der bel / itor llOitrGfning maa
regnes lom en- 8ergelalOs arDraser,
bar oite priit i'm Wor os ptret, at ban
tar iifpe emmueite Sierteitrenge { arp
ina en- eIifet MtOr. Sa, Guor eaerS
ifuGoe pei Gribeosfiumpen ia uruet
it 9gte, GrIiBe Siertelng?
Sililut fan BET ppre mtereSlart at
Gsre, buuo 8eorge Serbert mel1er:
"@n goo Nor er oGro bunoreOe
Sfolemeitre!" -
9i ier her, Hono en- Itor GGffe al
peroensbefjcnote Merto bar iogt ON
lin Mtor; men RGften funoe ufIttot
forlGn9es ian umtrertt i bet uenOe'
Iige. Seq tuaber, at De fleite, Iom
lPier oiSic 2injer, bill tGntt liot
ooer, boao Ntor oar og er for DEM.
OH o9 ieg, fiGre 2pler, far mndifc
life nogen frcmragenoe 8oinOe til
Ntor; men ic8 for min Del baooe
Dog en- Nor iom efter beOite @prc
% ganife iimpelt ira mime tiOligitc
8drreaar unOeroiIte mig / Heliglur
og ellerS. @ln iom Sobn Gunoolpbs
Ylor tog mig / SoanOeu % iGrte mig
at beOe Sober Dor, 90 oct, iom
mere er - ieg fam Grligt il Iom Dtr.
GanOoIph at BET mer EMO roget OH.
Set biorog til, at jeg fife belt og boil
bent blep iIugt al oen SontroSbslge,
iom brpO inO oUer Rorge i NUN ling.
OOmstt0 % ienOte line Sflmipreit
oper uniperiitGt, Seminarier % alt'
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

Gremn,eooroboG, bporf b nmaaenoe eft Yrype r of oro@ntG9 Fr NDte for Den
~ tenfnOe 2air 8t nm od en- rGfer man paaa Orb im man life tGube prflar og
nr mani ar en- uubau beuO9 Gen SJ uo Suanoel fan mar unNrioe os Foe GrOas og
Ogueo ohe NeS Gtnm9ens Ienun9 3me r en- al bore hnef! Bremnbepr; ben CT gOt
o9 fan faces for Oen alminoeNs 8HS mo" % coabSotn" nemh9 $125i 5OfuN
Gouse: 3. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa.
~" Boyer r hGags for 81 Gents
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

Sooo anenar Gnrndfireu "5usoernen", bn
er leo eooi tiIfreos meb ben. Zen bar arbeibei
tilfreosfttneroe | errboer Senfeenoe I ben Tio.
fea bar baot ben. 5ragten ioiteoe S1.5o. 2urS
Elieu, 9ielueu, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-29

Argus gine, nosrt a~arpaasHe zine; Argus-Sie, osian en- art
SomneriugL
Aradne.5raaO, 2ebetraao til at Tnoe no al 8anfeliabeber.
Are. sang, Stie; ti9r en- Soloians en- Opera; Arctic, lioen
Gang; ariOso, arientGsiig.
aristofanisk, bioerbe, pihta letter ben arRIte &pmeoieSioter
NrTtofaneSl
Aristokrati, escntlis be bebRss Ssrreosntme; sturmanSsfprs,
GoelsItnre; Aristokrat, 5tlb9naer al StorntanSsitpre Stprs
maRo, aoelsrano; aristokratrsk. aoestot, torment.
Arithmetic, Eaaere, 8esuetunt; Arthmetker, &eguemeaer;
~arithmetisk, grunoct pa Iritbmetit; arithmetisE Proper
ton Si8beo msaem to 9itierenier, l. Or 81 12-1O;
arithmetisk RRtfe, Saabinanoenfslgs al SaL, al bpiute
bpert CT oannet al BET foreganenoe peo Siqea eaer Srapraa
al en- % ianinte SaltSrrele, T. 81. ., T. 8, 8, 10 uu. eaer 2L
Arkade, 8uegang.
arkadisk, bproernasfis, lanblis; iopnift. .s.
Arkaisme, foreloet Orb eIer Ealeutaaoe; arkaistisk, fprrroet.
arkaiserende, baloeupe til eaer e%iterisHenbe bet samnreI.
Arkanum, Miooet, iirr 9eg.uibbel, bpis Sanmenirtntna hem
~ntehgboloes al OpiHoereu, 5abrttauten eler Selseren.
arkebusere, IfDoe, neoifpoe. - -.
Arkei, 8aaben. eQer 8rlbttamrer paa Setuinger % Sfibe.
Arkimandrit, Sloftsrioritanoer Den srelte atrte.
arkimedisk Strue, Sarbfrue til at brtnse Sano / Setret meb.
Arkipelagus caer Arkipelag, ct 9ap, tplot meo Der, gAap, iier
bet gr9ife.
Arkitekt, Spsmeter. Sp9uiu8stunfer: arkitektonisk, ooerens.
iternmeroe meo 8p9ningstunIteuS He9ler; bsrenoe til Bpas
ntn9stunlten eler til Sp9ntn9er; A%rkitektur. Spsntn9Stuut;
SpgningSraaoe.
Arkitrav, SppeobjGlte, iom boiler paa Ssilerne.
Arkiv. Sanlins al Solmenter, 8reoe ps 8rototoner; Client.
mefeo for en- iaaoan Samirg; lGr0 EibSitrift; Arkivar,
Spjpnstnano eaer Selprer peo ct Irttp; Arkivarier. ar
toa9er.
ArkonteT, be sSerite, fofepalste neutrality-suspicious. i bet samde
arktrsk, uorbIis; bsrsnoe til SmraaOet n~prbenfor Solarcirtelen.
ArksolOg. SlogranIfer, ArkHologi, Slotpnoiabeo; arkeolo-
gisk, 9orenoe til &urOitaben ON OlOiaser OS DIOttO.
Armada, SrlpgShaa0e.
Armatur, 8aa6en, S9bniu9.
Armee, SGr; armere. pG5ne; Armering, SGbniHg, uorrf.
ming; Wa9netens Snofatntng Sern.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-03-07

ened direct to the line, Is mostly done
away with. In the specifications sub
mitted to the patent Office the follow
ing description Of the device is given:
Gin accordance with my invention
provide, In connection with a. line of
suitable construction, 9 plurality of
detachable ciothes-supp0rting brack-
cts. The clothes-supporting brackets
are provided with hooks for detach-
ably securing ti1em to the line, and
with transversely extended sections
to which, by means Of ordinary clothes
pins, the clothes may be secured with
in doors, and atterward secured to
the line by the said devices" In 9th
er words, in the house the clothes are
fastened by ordinary clothes.pins to
wire hooks we'll shaped for the pur-
pose, SO that, when the clothes are
taken to the line they are ready to
hang up. There are loops or eyelets
on the woven-wire clothes-line, and the
hooks engage with these eyelets.
When the clothes are dry they can be
removed in a hurry by unfastening
the hooks, which may be detached
from the clothes after the latter have
thawed out.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-03-07
Money vs.. RlanhooA. .

An ingenious arithmetician in the
London Speaker, makes the following
calculation in comparing the weight
In flesh of the Beers and the cost in
gold of the war: Assuming that the
Hoer army proper contained originally
about 22,S70 meR averaging In weight
154 pounds, and accepting the estimate
of Mr.. Lloyd George, the Pro- -Boer
member of parliament, that the war
will eventually cost England some e.
0OO, 600, 900, he makes the discovery
that the whole of the Transvaal army
might have leen weighed out in the
scales and then would have barely
equaled the weight III gold which will
be required before they are all led In
to death or captivity.