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OBITUARY..

Cant. Robert A. Abbott, millionaire PreE-
dent of tre Jefferson Coal Company. died last
night in Bethlehem, Pa. of shock incident
TO the loas OF two %fsvorite grandchildren
hy scarlet fever within thirty hours. capt
Ahbott went 10 the front with Asa Packers
Volunteers ia the civil War and had his lower
law shot away in the battle Of Ahtetam;
him coal mining and operating he was
a member OF the LOYAL Legion, the Society
Of the Army OF the Potomac ana was Past
Commander of the Grand Army oil the Re
public.
Daniel Sargent Pillsbury. for forty years q
s,s,Ioner printer and Wholesale paper dealer
i'm this CITY. died yesterday at his home IN
Noun, Vernon. Mr.. PUlsOury owned a very
l. rye collection of hrans musical instruments.
H. his Younger davs he was a member OF a
hrass band He started his COLLECTION about
tyenty-dye wears ago s.,i had .deyoted a
great amount of tino ana traVel IN buudlhs
II up.
" y Conover. who formerly was a large
dealer in msntlcs Iva New York city. died al
Ms home IN Greenwich, Conn yesterday,
aged about s. years. He had oeen suffering
for about a year rom sou,, 80 -
i. 5 Conovcr OF New York, ana sucoeeded his
father Ia business.
Nrs. /. J.. Ellis. sister Of Rear Admiral
". T. Sampson. il dead at her home IN Pc
! ~i;S crib hsosi n,s 8 G Ssrelo ps33 mo mo h Sn ii,ss &c
OF the brain. she became uhcon,or"1h shu
never rallied, She was born ~ tatnyIs,
y. y. on Dec. o.. 1880. Besides her hush"nc
she leaves three children.
Dr. Charles Carlton, President OF the ohrl.
ton Female College at Ponhsm, Tex died
Yesterday, aged M years He was both IN
England and graduated from Bethany COL
ege, Va.
Royal J Kimball. AGED so, died Ia New
illness, lie was the oldest Freemsson In
Connecticut.
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KANSAS CITY S3,OOO.O 900 DEAL.
Central Company DuNs ont Kansas ana
Texas Company OF ~. Louis.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb l3-The Central
Coal and Coke Company Of this city has
bought all the property and business of
The Kansas and Texas Coal Company OF
81. Louis. The price paid il said 20 be- over
s., 600, 900.
The Central company will increase itt
capitalization from 100000 10 s7,Goo,0Oo
The deal is mostly for cash ard IN" mole.t
was furnished bV "A Sow York capitalist, '
prssumablv George Gould, for the Central
toal and Coke Company has very close
relations with the VI ~Suuri Pacific.
The Central company will now own
fortv-fve coal mines in operation, en-
Moving 1900 men; twenty-thr"e stores,
doing a business 81 S., OoO.U 900 yearly, 800
houses, homes of it. e%mplovce-; $1,000
acres Of coal lands in Missouri, Kansas.
Iudian Territory, Arkansas, Louisiana,
Texas sd WYOMING; lumber mills turning
ouf lsO. 90 .Opo feet Of lumber yearly, and
offices and agencies all over the country.
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treaty has evidently rendered both con

treaty has evidently rendered both con-
tingencies impossible.
1T has been suggested that the treaty
must be u~nfriendly to other nations. II
was nothing Of the kind. It was entirely
desirable tina Great Britain be on cordial
and friendly terms with Russia and that
no lack Of confidence divide the Govern
mente OF those countries.
THE dangers that the treaty guards
against are dangers Of an adventurous
policy on the part Of the Russian Govern
ment In the Far East. We are far from
expecting any such policy on the part of
the present Russian Government, but II Is
we'll known that there are on the Continent
Of Europe schools OF thought which favor
the carrying out Of such schemes.
Whether such schools will ever gain
such influence az TO endanger the peace Of
the world, / do not know. ! trust not and
believe not, but by the treaty We have lone
something TO strengthen the forces making
for peace, and to place IL on a solid and
permanent foundation
The Marquis Of Lansdowne. on enter
ing the House of Lords this afternoon.
was received with loud cheers. He ex-
planned In similar terms to Lord Gran
borne the particulars OF the Anglo-Japanese
treaty.
Lord Rosebery asked what was the effect
OF the new treaty on Manchuria.
The Marquis Of Lansdowne replied:
S far as the treaty is concerned with the
integrity Of China Msnchuria must be taken
as forming part of the Chinese Empire
We desire to protect Japan against what
we consider to be a great peril which must
menace her by a coalition of other Powers.
Japan is capable Of encountering any
single Power. but if more than one should
attack her she would run the greatest risk "
Lord Lansdowne said he was not aware
Of n connection between the abandon
ment Of Wei-Hai-Wei and the Anglo-Japan-
ese treaty. Both were decided upon at
about the same time; probably his colleagues
were Influenced by knowledge.
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the object Of the ceremony Of the day was
not so much al honor to a man a. to the
principle he represented. The principle
was national patriotism. In the application
Of that principle none had shown a moro
splendid example than their kinsfolk across
the seas. That was splendid, 1T is a fact"
said Mr.. Chamberlain, that this spectacle
Of communities essentially democratic
Offering their unwavering support TO the
mother country has produced n profound
impression In other countries. especially
in the United States Of America, a country
which Of all others is the one whose friend
ship we desire TO keep and enjoy ICheers.l
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BRITISH AGENT UNDER CHARGES.
Onicer at New Orleans Resigns. FORGETTING
Gratuity OF $1,000.
specta, Cab, Despatch 10 THE sun.

''T|0''' ~ ||'T'T0T to " VNFI
LONDON, Feb 13-In the House Of Com
mons to-day Secretary Of War Brodrick
said that the British officer who had been
accused at New Orleans OF receiving a
commission in connection with the pur-
chase of horses for the remount depart
ment had been ordered TO clear his charac-
ter by bringing legal action; otherwise
he would be expected to resign his COM
mission.
The office resigned, forfeiting a gratuity
OF goo to which he was entitled. Mr..
Brodrick added that the matter would be
brought up before a commission Of in
quiry, which IL was proposed to organize.
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EXPOSES "BRITISH HYPOCRrSY."
the Way Berlin Considers DR.. Won
HoIIeben's statement.

sNpffth 'upit bFAIeftF % IL NUN
BERLIN, Feb. l3-The publication Of
DR.. Won Helleben's dispatches in the
Reichsdnzeiger continues TO absorb the
press and politicians, and il is almost uni
versally regarded as exposing the hy-
pocrisy and mendacity OF the British Gov
ernment.
The Kreus Zeitung declares that the
newest London game Of duplicity has been
finally lost. Tho Tdeohehe Rundschou be-
lieves that the incident, combined with
Prince Henry's visit, will transfer Ameri-
can affections from Great Britain 20 Ger
many
These are samples OF the many COM
ments made on the subject. The Vor-
uoerts, the Socialist organ, is almost the only
paper that does not accuse Great Britain
of perfdy.
The opinion /. held in diplomatic circles
that unless Great Britain replies satisfac-
torily TO the ReichsdnSciger's publication
Germany must be regarded as having won
the trick.
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RUSSo.CHINESE BANK KILLED.
FIRST EFFECT or ANGLO
JAPANESE TREATY.
Prince hint Refuses TO Discuss Project
with Russian Agents h Pact In
cludes M~anchuria- Sir william Vernon
Harcourt Attacks Treaty I'm Commons
-Daifour and C%ranborne Defend II.

Ciu0cs Nnncnurth- Sir Wihium vernon
Harcourt Attacks Treaty In Commons
-Daifour and Cranborne Defend Il.
Special osb,s Dsspafehs, 10 TEE sun.
PEKIH, Feb. Is.-Pnnce Ching has re-
fused TO further discuss the Russo Chinese
bank project with the Russian agents.
TOXIC. Feb. i8.-The press here and at
Yokohama Is enthusiastic over the Anglo
Japanese treaty. Great Bitain's abandon
ment Of her isolation 10 form a written
alliance with japan regardless Of racial
and religious pIejudices is regarded as a
great historical event, which highly honors
Japan.
All the papers emphasize the peaceful
purpose Of the agreement. The leading
Journals remark that 1t imposes RESPONSE
bility upon japan TO increase the efficiency
Of her armaments and to develop her re-
sources, az the alliance can only be effective
possible.
The Anglo-Japanese Treaty IL the para
mount topic Of interest here. NJ. Paul
Lessar, the Russian Minister, attempts
to minimize its importance, but he ex-
hibits the gravest concern over II. He has
called upon Mr.. Conger regarding the
attitude Of the United States, which a week
g took an advanced position in regard
to her treaty rights and the open door in
Manchuria.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY Nv DEMAND
sN snStrom Takes Jeh1stone nm Fernes's
Hands and Raises Hts salary.

Jocclvn tombstone, a Tammany man,
who was private secretary to Randolph
G~usqenheimer when Mr.. Guggenheimer
was President Of the Council and who was
retained in that capacity by President
Fornes Of the present Board Of Aldermen,
has been appointed private secretary ~
President Swanstrom Of the borough Of
brooklyn, his salary to be- ~ 800. Last
Frida. his salary under Fornes was out to
81 900 bv the Board OF Estimate upon the
suggestion Of Mr.. Fornes. II Is reported
that Mr. 7 mes will appoint In Johnstone's
place a b her, who now lives In Bing-
hamton, OF ex-Stats Senator O'Connor,
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spread OF X-Science In Germany


Sps10l Cable Dtspllfh 70 The Sun.
BERLIN, Feb REPORTS from Stettin
show that in spite of the Kaiser's opposi-
ton Christian Science is being exploited
In northeast Germany. A Protestant min
lister of the name of Peters and his wife
started a Christian Science home In Stettin.
II has evidently been successful, for Mr..
Peters later on bought more ground and
will add a wing TO the building.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. ~. Richard G.
DE- via. who ms been on trial in the Federal
Court. charged with cmloz2Iing about
as 600 from the First National Bank OF
Washington. Ind, witndr-, ms plea q
not guilty this moruiur, and pleaded guilty
Ds Wis Is ont on bono and 20 once returned
T., WASHINGTON 10 prosecute SON" cases
against gamblers 20 whom %" lost some
OF The stolen money. Davis has managed
io nav uack considerable OF the money.
He will be SENTENCED hprI :
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SAYS SCHOOLS A DEATH TRAP.
Brooklyn Manual Training May He shut
In building Once Condemned.

Borough President Swanstrom. Comp
troller Grout and Deputy Fire COMMISSIONS
Laimbeer. will inspect the Manual Train
ing High School, Court n Livingston
streets. Brooklyn. to-day and II conditions
are as bad as represented, President Swan
strom will have the school closed.
DR.. Raymond, Superintendent, Of the
Brooklyn Health Board, reported yester-
day that he found the building to be a
"fire-trap and in an overcrowded and I'M
sanitary condition. He said there were
some ISL pupils in the school. most Of whom
are girls. In the event Of fire the fatal
aties would be appalling.
The building was formerly occupied by
the BOYS High School. II was condemned
before they left II as being unfit for school
purposes.
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VIII Not Allow Physicians to Go to Boers.

Special Cable Despatch n TIM SUN.
BERLIN. Feb. l3-In the lower house
of the Prlssian Landtag to-day Baron Won
Kichthofen. Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
announced that the British Government
had declined to allow the proposed despatch
of a German medical relief expedition to
the concentration camps in South Africa,
The British Government, however, had
no objection 70 the sending out of cloth
ing, food and the like.
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QUEEN CORDIAL TO EMPRESS.
Greetings Exchanged over the Anglo
Japanese Treaty.

LONDON, Feb. B.-It Il said that prior
10 the conclusion Of the Anglo-Japsnese
treaty friendly greetings were exchanged
between King Edward and the Mikado, aud
when IL was signed Queen Alexandra sent
q cordial message 20 tho Empress Of Japan.
It is asserted that the sending Of such q
message by a Queen is unprecedented ia
the history Of Europe.
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@. n. Y. DEMOCRACY CONTESTS.
Advisory Committee and New County
Committee TO Meet Newt Week.

The Advisory Committee Of the Greater
New York Democracy will meet on We'd
nesday of next week to consider all Of the
contests that have arisen out Of the dis
trict elections held on and before Feb. IL.
There are half a dozen OF these contests
of which notice has been given already. and
several more of them are expected to de-
yelop within a few days.
The new County Committee n tho new
Executive Committee OF the organisation
will meet some time next week to organise.
E1-Coroner Anthony NcOwen says he
took no part In the Thirt y-fourth district
Greater New York Democracy primary OF
either faction.
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ISDecidl Cdble D'sp1fe1 % THR Sun.
PARIS, Feb. l3-The Judgment in tho
action Of a merchant against Miss Sihyl
Sandcrson 10 recover 81. 100 reduces the
amount OF the claim to 81. 100. and allows
Miss Sanderson 10 paw it in iustsllmerts
spread over two years,
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No Better Homo Papers Published

than Tvs Sun and EyKNING SyN, er body
Ing a. they do all up-to-da'e fashion and
society notes, and other matters. cultivating
and refining IN their lG1nsnce. and Of interest
20 all wolnen.-idt
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Yet al Leleeraftraao

Sorocn er ontlppn0t med Ct ooer.
oroer.li9 ,pt ytct al SGearoitrao0e.
Suor Sauct iorbinNrer Spitilimer
az StTrgcr "A Srao0e. fortunes iont
betlelr0t Dc iorifieuige ScrocHsocie
peo aobIet. Silbe mult lamincriGtte
ole 0i@lc Se.caraftrda6c til en- eneitc
lroa0. l0a uiIoe mlali meo oen TINE
8ar9c fiuuue operiprit0e SprGenS
AiltaE0 rrd Mooncu. &pna0en al
ole SlrGer riIlamueniapte. ~bcrc9rer
man TIL outrcnt 70 Nfiuioner Niip.
meter. n nj imibIertio hper 9inie
life blot inNdbolber en- Srado, men
beltaor n re, fire. tcl "a ctoml
Here Srau0c lao bIipcr oct egentlile
&ciultot IN irrulet SGngoe Of miroit
II QNaicHcr Iilcurter. Sntere9.
liant er @er,snirgen Al DC foritieI.
Iige SaHOe@ Mnoel / oette Selpgroi.
net. O. uNIt uoitratte Siricr bar
gircrfa. neriig life minore emo
$4,000 aitonvfer SeIeerailirier.
NGrueit Acrciter tonmner oct Ianat
mlrore 0urutn meo $4,000 Slo.
meter. oerNt GerSensbcl er ~iaaleheS.
mar umu raaer ocr$ Slaoeulm !
SetragtniuQ. onripCrot meo et lauot
tUttere RET. 0erpoa iaser Niien
meo l07 200 &Iometer. afrifa meS
$4,000 "a g~aritralien meo 10000
&lometer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Uefroloe.

Nannoas ben lobe 5ebruar itebebes
til !6oile paa sitre 81. Olais airie.
sdaro be jorbiite 9euninser al en- al
bore gamle Hicncrer, @noreas Salppr.
len. San bar fsbt / 2anbs Tr9Ites
9ialo, Norsc, 1920 os par iaaleses pso
I'm Arb 73 Nar. 6an bcbe Iprsbaa
ben Gle 81. 6 Iiten / Nrmene paa lit
cnelte Barn, 6ans, eiter npalc Cages
,u9re 9ioeller. Jor Ell 1ib fioen III
ban Ell pno S,onb, iOm bleo laa ilemt,
at Oct nGiten. pnr blepet bans Tgb; peb
Ell anoen 9eili9beo lob bans SeIt Ieblt,
ban Ielp bleo peiiet io al SlGoen %
fafet mob ct 3re os iprilo9 iis alppr,
li9i. Gan lit cit Del inbre geltabigel.
Ter. - Iibsoe par eli itile, irepiRl
Uaano, Der bprfebe i'm 5arm meo Sms
bn os nptieoe 2ioen bel. San bapbe /
NareneS 9rb pnnoet trent iii eli nai.
bRngl9 Silllln9, laa at ban III tunoe
le tilboac paa en lang % al 6erren bel
lignet Irbeiosoag % eieoe eli imuf
5nrm ben ipppltre Gel al Town Of
bod Gel. Strar eitcr Nufomiten fra
Norge loretos ban en- 3ur til Seiten %
Heb od rleQet pubt peo al nnpenpe ben pa
brugellge Reilemaaoe: Sres1eam. S6an
penoie illbase on ban life ianot nOJet
Sano, Der "a eiier tans Smas, pg
neclaite Jig laa poa ben 5arm, ban iii
i'm 9TH bar Ger al. 6nns Sesra>
eIic farot Steo unocr itOr 1eliaselie.
3 Semmei tal,e llnberte9nece % / Sir
Ten Taltor ). u. SDorlen.
y. Stpltenbero.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

SRA or &oberi 8. 2pnsitreet,
Der iiente ipm Stabsofiicer
unoer General See, General
5rancis g. 8reene, General
IrnOlb al ben require Irmc
CO General 8iaistun | ben lio>
ite ari9 meo Spanieu, er Spn
al ben ltore SDoltats. @eneral.
Ma or 9On9ltreet blep afnsn.
SunI % ban er MI / @alb.
instpu, buor ban isser at bli
fpit Den nebbrpbenbe Wialarias
feber, lom ban paaprpg iia
paa Cuba. Seo fin SiemfDmit
til De Soreuepe Stater ianot
ban, at Ycrnna sapneoe banl,
ps ban flyer fplsenbe ON ben
Dpperli9e &aiarrb-a alr % 20
nc:
"Giier min Siemfomit ira
Cuba bar leg taget 9Seruna
ipm Ell Tonic % timber ben
iprtrinlis."
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
SalDoclen at bore SDgoommf Ct Gatarr1.
WioncsbDro ira aQe Ganter ON at Ne.rm.,ta bclbreocr
6atarrb, bpor ben 1moes.


Yeruna ct life en- "8ur for att; ben
belbreoer netop EN- Spsoom = aa,
tarrb. Wen ba &atarrb er iitanb til
at iatte zig faft t 2esemets ~forlfieuiae
Crsaner, iaa fan Osiaa Yeruna belbre.
be Gorltprrelfer | bisie Orsaner. Weu
ri frembGper, at Yeruna belbreoer fun
en- Spsoom. 8i paaitaar, at Yeruna
er bet eneite ~inbportes, pi~benifabeliae
Wibbel for 8atarrh, Der er opfunbet.
vi paaftaar, at &atarrb er en- FIFTEENTH
Sgsbom = bet uil iise, at ben ali-
srtber belle Spitemet. Yi paaItaar,
at Teruna CT ct FIFTEENTH Mlbbel - bet
pil fise, bet fcrbriuer &atarrb fra en-.
ltemet. &atarrb er insen lpfal Spa.
opm; Yeruna er intet lpfalt Miooel.
9a &atarrb siennemtrenser belle Sp.
itemet, Tan fun ct lpitemiif Miobel raa
ben. 9ette er | &ortbeb Dor 8aaitano
ON bort Wiobel Yerunas Nnpenbelis
paa Spsbommen-@otarrb..
0sit anieebe W9no fra oper beIe
be 6oreneoe Stater anbefaler Yeru.
no. Cper 40 Meolemmer al SION.
gresien bar ffreuet lin 6~obfjembelie
al ben. Sncieuis al anbre Neaie.
ringsenbeosmGnb taller / bpic Suner
ON ben.
Der er insen Meoicin, fom fan taee
bens Glaps. .Strip iii Sbe 9eruna
Wteolcine Co., Columbus, O., efter fri
aatarrbsB Bog.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Chicago. San refer mi til Strunb,
Minrt., for at faee mioIertibiet Cp.
bcih Der.
81ibbPreren" m~e0beIer, at
W1tbarneoonerne pinDer SnNgai,g
gienrrn fine Misionerer blano:
Golfet pua SiIippinerre. garfaacn
oertil er oeIs, at, aattoIocismen Bar
paft 6oIfets Ififp, bells at Grotcinn.
tcrne bar forisrnt at msiicnere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
0u Seticnstaisre,ie til ericruc.

She Sbeo. Nocl &c / Chicago. Su.. eier
ct 'pccielt SiIbuo poa ct anoct Sten |
@IdNct. uuoer Cperitriiten Sill Abou
ucnterne periouIia." hniltct huroe pare
al Sntereolc ior cnbper 9Gler al oene
HuiS. lom CT ina eller lom bar ell SlGats
ntna cAer en- Zen mce oanrlia Sclbreo.
Gene aompdgri er Sreubriueerne az
pen betisnote Bite Gre. Ell nanirIla mi
reralll Rehiciu. oroaeet al Sheo. Noel.
en- @colo9ili on YrTiioeut for bette aou,e
pogui. for manage Nor iiNen. mcnens ban
uuoeriegtc DC inopeitliae y~dnsSocIe. Sette
aumpagui tilbpoer az ieuoe en- iulo 81
Vaitc At ocnne Mineral Reoicin lom
Yrenc ri cuhper Silbliribcm eler SGicr.
iom oil ifripe I'll Dem o. ~fortlnre @eitdis
ieubeosn al oereS SuaNom. lone al briiac
Rebjeircu Jcr en- Rudueos Sie ca be.
idlc FOR rem. hpiS zen hirIper nopci
%aompaariet oil aiere. Tom man bIir
euige ont. % ucnter insen Detailing for
Reoieineu, boiS Tatierten life bIlper be,
Ore eficr ~ hdpe brliat ben-
@anae af Nricrne beuntfeoe iia az
Serie yilbuo. On ret ierii frembsoes FOR
roale Tiger i,ocn. % Neiultatei er, az De
mn CT enten belt .ireret for Neres Sngeom
eler hurtiat ~aienaipes i'm Nelbreb. %
cnhpcr Srier. ION enonu life bar bennts
tei iia az bette l,lbio bproe eierc eette
stebIitteI,s OF sipc @ii9 Ore en- Yrspe
paa a~unpasuiets Aeii.p.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Miis Sennie Spbnipn, @ices
pr9Iipent for Chicago LEADERS,
Federation, BIS Safe 4art
aucnue, Gbicoso, ST., itriuer:
"Slanbt be ioritjeQise Mtio.
Ter, ies bar iorirst, mar jes
trRnsie EN- Spnlc, bar iuiet
biulpet mig mere END Teruua.
Sea timber ben l9rlig saunlis
/ Sili9loe al Wtaoefatarrb;
Den 9ienppretter Haturens
5uuftipner, irenmer Sspnen
ps bpgser op belle Spiiemet."
aatarrb | llnberlipspraaz
iterne er &pinberues 5pro9rs
belle.
De fleitc Tilirlber al 8ps.
pnocr ioraariases al 8atarrb
/ Hprerne. Teruna err rtetpp
Mehiciueu Spr 2dtorrb i Nn,
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
.rr,wa &C, press,.

On snumrl grss. lem bar imtfet IA itIbaee ira
S9septaih, en-. ban ~neetasrt ira en- Yieitsnrr +, Sfins
etsn en- Spfrui Tor e. etfsit rensfatuf Nleetl. len
eHriist " yeyAaasat furrer TGrtas. crsutu. IA
iatse. SthHa q cue SqaeeHme ! palien % slast.'
ieie os cue Gag Rerel es.ier Ia ban bar tcris5t
eeis p'snnetlat teibrr. ense Gone ! znhnser a II.
pTse1e, ahlsg bar ert ,em IN tiiaf AZ elsre eei ptsltaet
'er me !loenee AeemeurrRvr. k~iifnnset etrrss o.
rse Snitri ON al totors be menusHeitae xseeitcr. rI
"a lenee eenHe Sgfuft sratis al ale. len sniitr Ben
pda fnf tvani, rle 0naeif mec 'ulen0no,st CO
srnoes Or Son Ub aereiaaeNa AZ 0rraarfe. Hrpa
eert Slaa w A. Moves. ~, Powers Block
koche,tr n. n
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Son. 3bomas @aban.

SON. Tbpmas @aban ira
Chicago, Meblem al Oct De-
m%pfratilte 4ariis Rationalz
aOmite. itriuer ipm iplger:
Seq plageoes al 9atarrb /
IA Iar, pe It mt jas iOripgte
mango Mttoler % raabipur9te
forItieaise 9eser, funpe jeg
life iinbe no9et, iom belbrebebe
mig. Gnoelis lit ieg sjennem
Ell Sen. ipm bapoe brugt Del,
bore ON Miblet 9eruna. Sea
iog Ieruna / % Tiger De er
III IuIOit9nois bslbrebet. Seq
bar al @runo til at trp, at
min Selbreo er pari9, ba bet
III er ct Nar iioen. Seq fan
pprigtist onbefute 9eruna ipm
ct &atarrb' Wttooel; bet uil
Bel6re c, llaar alle andre Vtio=
Ter feiler. "-SbpmaS @abdn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Mr. j. q. Srndett, S ga
bic Street MeofOrc, Masi..
Tiger: Seq bar b'banolct
mia lelo ipr 8atarrb / pmtrent
"a glar. & Den 9ib bar ies
brust mango iprif eQige Slnss
@iebiciner, men iiOeu je9 be-
gDnbte at brllae 9eres Meois
ciner, timber leg Dem longt ppcrs
lesne / enbper Senieenbe. Bee
ruras itprtenoe Tirfning paa
mig er / Sonobeb piounoerIig.
Miin Sultru brllBer o9 dn6eIas
Ter 1sruua. IS. &. 9radeit.
5aa 9iper ii9 al meo at
pperpeie, pda buprnlanoe Wtaas
Der 9atarrb angriber 2eaemst.
Gthuert Sroan, enbuer aannl,
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

vi bcnlccer bore 9riercS Cpmrrts
lonhco pdn @ottiu @icoicnl Cos Npcr.
llSicment poa CT duoct Stco / @laoet.
Settle Sirmd cr @uecler o9 6abri.ant al
&c hcremtc @attine giemcoies. Settle er
lie INC % uprepcoc Wioler. oa &c opcr
ltorc 0sIe nj Sauoei bar prrct brugt bier
Ndg / nc lihite 81 War, &c CT lanleOeS
toTlGn9lt uNoner GrperimcntctS Sta
Dunn, % 4tloIcrrc pinber itaoia itsrre
on lterrc llobreoelie. Zen. Iom eni,er
nurmcrc SplnSnluqer ON Ntrmoct Oh
rcto @eNictucr. ber itripc Ill Z. u. @ats
tuie Qtcoitnl 60, 23 %ibertn street.,
Stuouo, Rinu.. otter oereS i~urtrluliee
lille BOG "Nicmmeooftor OF Soaeboa. "
Sen er trpit / Net uorite Sprog. % Sc
ldor ecn nit peo az uUpuc Sccorab
Rc'ttu."
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21
Nn Yrrnticuinper.

Sor umtrent CT Am lioen uSlopsoc
Sanieu Yuricrb M She @olbraitb
9hlrlcries - / SoirblrQ Ycb.. eli @rGs
me AZ S25 / Ylonter ior ct mn yluun.
%inbcr bIco Gbos. 4. Shleniiq i SIMS
Ian. "a, Scr inrciloa Napnet "@albraitb
Nurlcrtca". lont bleo unta0ct Seine
6orrcTlna bleo ltariei i Snuicn. gicb..
men rInrtencS lcncre til Nnirbura. ser
var CT nlcaet mere b~clciligt Steo. Sirs
wuti bar M mocr ocitc Iinc &upn no
0lpet i'm me AoiaIo9 oner Srlllttrrcr,
Vnlfc. NIdntcr ~ Srs. o. QUE iSarnterc
% @drtncrc. ionl er intercSicrct / oiSic
Stna. ber ltriuc otter NdtuIogcu. Sen
loot7 lrlt pcc az nrpne "Gccorab SO
ten.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-21

Sn0er bar intet bjulpet Zig
lom Fernna." = 8m. q.
Senne.
Gnbper er ubIat for &a.
tarrb. 9eruna belbreoer aa.
tarrb afllt eaer frUnilt, bppr
Den END iinoes.