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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
HUUD MAY PKUBB
INTO CUBAN CUSTOMS
IntOlerable Conditions in the
Department Reported.
AMERICANS ARE IMPOSED UPON
Cubans Are said to Pc RunninE the
Office in Same Fashion a. Obtained
Under the Old Spanish Regime
Motive Can Only Be Surmised.

HAVANA. Feb. 12.-Before General
Wood surrenders control OF affairs here
as military governor OF Cuba he viii
probably be asked to give his official at
tention to the growing evils in the Gus
tom house.
In view Of the approaching transfer Of
the government, the control OF the Gus
toms IS being allowed to drift into the
hands Of Cuban aficiaIs. The represen-
tatives OF the United States Government
seem to exercise only a general super
vision now.
Like Spanish Regime.
The result is a state Of affairs which
reminds one strongly OF the old Spanish
regime. Shipments Of goods from the
States or elsewhere are held up indeh-
uitely on trifing technicalities. and con-
signees are put to great trouble and eX-
peuse. for which there is 30 reasonable
excuse.
This seems to be especially the case in
shipments intended for American settlers
on the Isle Of Pines. which IL is taken for
granted is TO become a permanent pos
session Of Uncle Sam, and accordingly
gets no favors at Cuban hands.
Americans Imposed On.
An American who recently received the
machinery Tor Manufacturing establish
ment in the island was obliged to make
| four Journeys to Havana; to proffer in
voice after invoice to meet whimsical OBJ
| jections Of minor officials. and finally to
pay an extravagant sum for storage dur
ing this needless delay Protests were
unavailing.
The motive OF these holdups can, OF
| course. only be suru.ised, but the abuses
| referred TO constitute one OF the special
| reasons why American residents and in
vestors on the Isle OF Pines are panic
| stricken at the prospect Of being even
| temporarily under the jurisdiction OF an
| independent Cuban government
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
BOSTON IROLLBYS MAY
ALL BIZ CONSOLIDATED
Tumor Of Deal Current Upon
the Streets.
None OF Those Who Know what Il
- Going On VIII DivuIge the De-
tails OF the AFFAIR.

BOSTON. Feb. 12.-The Street is full
Of rumors OF an impending big consolida-
sion OF local street railway interests,
but none OF the people who know what is
going on Will diyulge the programme.
AS far as can be learned, the PROPOSE
tion is still in the preliminary stages,
and IL Is not even known for certain that
Hon. William g. Whitney's recent visit
here was in connection with the projected
deal
II seems TO be taken for granted in
financial circles that sooner or later a
consolidation OF the Massachusetts Elec-
trio and the Boston and Worcester com
Danies viii take place.
An official Of the latter company said
that there was nothing the company cared
90 give out concerning the current re-
ports. but he iutimated that something Of
the sort was brewing
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12

war with China, had shown aggressive
ness and courage in the Boxer troubles.
Russia was encroaching on japanese pre-
serves in the Far East. and in Japan.
therefore. England has found a natural
ally.
Russia. as is well known. has been
menace 20 England for years in the Far
East. She has cast covetous eyes on
India. and has not hesitated to attempt to
unoeI NM -'-'-ir'a -rnheres OF influence in
China.
English omcialdom talks guardedly Of
the treaty today. but they show a keen
desire to have Americans think well Of
the alliance.
1T viii help TO preserve the open door
in China. for which the United States has
so earnestly sought said an English
diplomat today and for that reason we
think America will view the treaty with
favor.
The pail Mall Gazette" today says:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
new POINT In Law
RAISED BY SUICIDE
Victims Companion Held on
Charge of Murder.
He Had Agreed to Die With Her, But
Broke the Agreement-May BE
Responsible for Death.

CHICAGO. Feb. IA trial viii be con-
vened before Judge Smith tomorrow
morning which involves a new point OF
law in Illinois.
The defendant is Dr.. o. S Barnett. and
the issue is whether Barnett, when he at
tempted TO commit suicide in a South
Side hotel with Mrs. W l. Nicol, com
mitted murder in assisting the woman 20
end her life
A note was left by the woman bidding
farewell 10 her husband and children. and
Indicating that she and Burnett resolved
TO end their lives
Charges were made at the time that
Burnett had been false to his part OF the
agreement. and mad taken only enough OF
the poison 10 enable him to simulate III
ness
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS
BEGIN THEIR MEETING
Features of First
Session Of SHtfragiStS.

The National American Woman
Suffrage Association assembled in
thirty-fOurth annual convention at
the First Presbyterian Church at
2:3O O'Clock this afternoon. The
attendance was large, several for
eign countries being represented.
An address of welcome was deliv-
cred by Hon II b. F. Macfarland,
president of the Board of District
Commissioners Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait, president Of the associa-
ton, in her annual address made
a strong plea for the right Of suf-
trage Tor women
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
"LSOLATED" ENGLAND REJOICES
OVER ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE

LONDON Feb. 12--Announcemcnt CT
the Japanese English alliance can be said
TO have proved an agreeable surprise to
the English people. II brings England
out OF the position that has been termed
magnificent isolation"
While the Britcn generally has been
proud that his country vas able to stand
alone. the Boer war has opened bis eyes
10 possible humiliation at the hands of a
European Power, specially Russia. and IL
is no exaggeration TO say that the alli-
ance with japan is greeted with a sigh
Of relief
England Seeking Friends
England has sought. and in large
measure has obtained. the friendship Of
America Her statesmen knew. though.
that America would enter to no fast and
hard alliance OF an offensive and defen-
siTe character. and so they had to cast
N9Out for some other.
Japan had proved her prowess in the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
NEW TRIAL FOR MRS. BOTKIN.
Nay Result From Proceedings in the
Supreme Court

Proceedings for q new trial Of the cele-
b7ated Botkin murder case in California
may soon be instituted by an action in
the United states Supreme Court
When the court reconvenes on Febru-
ary a the attorney general Of California
viii move 10 dismiss the appeal in the
habeas corpus feature OF the case
Representative Coombs Of California.
on behalf OF Mrs Botkin, viii consent to
This. in order that proceedings for a new
trial may be begun in California. and the
court viii. according to precedent, grant
the motion
Mrs. Cornelia Botkin was in 1888 tried
in san Francisco for and was found guilty
Of the murder OF Mrs. J. P. Dunning and
sentenced TO life Imprisonment box
Of poisoned candy was sent from san
Francisco 20 Mrs. Dunning ia Delaware
and the crime fastened upon Mrs. Botkin.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
..,.DNICA KNEW IN ADVANCE OF
THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE
BERLIN BELIEVES THAT c4LLLANCE is
DIRECTED SOLELY c4GALNST RUSSIA.

BERLIN Feb 12-The AngloJapaHese alliance looking
toward maintenance of the quo the
leved here to be directed entirely against
her Manclurian aspirations.
An official at the Foreign Office when approached
subject today declared convention was surprise
We do not object it, he declared ~(ermanys posi-
tion in East Asia is not touched by it. because the Anglo
German relations there settled by Yangtze treaty
We do not know what Russia will saw"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
HUSBAND REPORTED MISSING.
Mrs Anderson Tells POLICE She Fears
Foul Play.

Mrs Stephen T. Anderson. Of COS New
Jersey Avenue northwest, IS much con-
cerned over the continued absence o. her
husband and has sought the aid Of the
police in locating him. He had about
500 in his possession at The time Of his
disappearance and she fears that he may
have met W. h foul play.
Mr.. Anderson was in the employ OF 5.
H. Rodgers & Co. Of 635 e Street north
west. and left home Friday evening about
6 o'clock saying that he was going TO
return to work since then nothing has
beer heard from him. lie has mother
and sister living in this city, but they
know nothing of his whereabouts.
The missing man is about nifty years
OF age. five feet seven or eight inches in
height, 40 pounds, grey hair. checked coat
and vest, grey trousers. black derby, and
brown overcOat.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
Chaplain Conden Gbes
Thanks for Lincoln

Chaplain Coudcn. In his prayer in
the House today. referred feelingly 10
the memory Of Abraham Lincoln.
I'VE are now a united country" he
said. "An the bitterness and strife
Of the days Of civil war have passed.
Today we thank the Almighty for Civ
ing us IN those trying days that noble,
loving character who freed the oD-
pressed and saved the nation"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
Changed T'heir Pleas 20 Guilty.

william Lewis and William Agord, 9TH
erwise known as William Gee, when ar
raigned in Criminal Court No. I on
charge Of grand larceny withdrew their
pleas Of not guilty aud pleaded guilty.
They were remanded 10 jail BY Justice
Anderson 20 await sentence. The prison
ers are young men under twenty-one
years Of age and are charged with steal
ing a gold watch from Daniel Brazil.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
state senator Wilson seated.

STATE HOUSE ANNAPOLIS. Nd Feb
12.-The senate committee on elections
today reported that the contest OF VIII
lam y Fisher. Republican against
Joseph S Wilson. Demucrat. senator
from Prince Georges coulty, should be
dismissed. The report was adopted by
the senate. This closes the contest for
the seat held b. Senator Wilson.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
TOLSTOY GROWS WEAKER.

Family of the Grent Russian Gath
cred at Bedside.
YALTA. South Russia Feb. 12.-AH Of
Count Tolstoy's family are at his bed
side.
The temperature OF the distinguished
author is low, while his pulse varies be-
tween 100 10 1o2.
His strength continues TO decrease.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
BANQUET TO THE PRINCE.
Given AT Royal Castle in Honor Of
Departure.

BERLIN. Feb. l2-There was a ban
quet M the Royal Castle last night in
honor OF the departure Of Prince Henry
The guests included the prince and
members OF his suite and Count Won
Buelcw, the Imperial Chancellor, and Mr.
Andrew u. White the American Ambas-
saGor, and the stah Of the American
Embassy.
During The banquet Mr. White read
cablegram TO the effect that the condi-
tion OF the Presidents son was much
improved.
Prince Henry started for Kiel at mid
night He was accompanied by Emperor
William and Ambassador White.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
ANNUAL REPORT SUBMITTED.
Statement of Washington, AIexan-
dria and Mount vernon Line.

The annual report Of the Washington.
Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railroad
Company was made 70 the Senate today.
IL shows capital stock. S500.000; funded
debt at per cent 100000, floating debt
S22 556-75; repairs, maintenance, general
superintendent salaries. and wages in
District OF Columbia. ST13lo3; receipts
from passengers in District Of Columbia.
S2I. .996. So, total receipts in District OF
Columbia so, ,557.43; dividends. none.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
ULTIMATUM FOR VENEZUELA.
German Cruisers Due TO Reach La
GGayra Today.

BFTLIN, Feb. 12.-It is semi-Omcially
stated that the German cruisers Vineta.
Fake. and Gazelle are due at La Guayra
today. II is expected that an ultimatum
will be presented to Venezuela at once.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
CIarence y. Da.,son Re.Ienr.

Mr.. Clarence E. Dawson. former private
secretary 10 ex-Postmaster General
Smith. and latterly chairman OF the civil
service board Of the rural free delivery
service. has rendered his resignation 10
enter private business.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
LIGHT ON THE CENSUS OFFICE.
senate Calls for Full Information
Concerning Clerks.

A resolution directing the Secretary Of
the Interior 20 send 70 the Senate a list
O. persons now emTlosed in the Census
ONCE with a statement Of their duties
their compensation, and the States from
winch they are appointed. was offered by
Mr. Lodge OF Massachusetts,.
The resolution was agreed to.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
Admitted 20 PraetIce.

Mr. Don p Blackwood. on motion Of
Attorney d. W. Baker. was today admit
ted to practice before the Court Of Ap-
peals for the District.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12

From Sweden
il vas two years since she presided over
ANYTHING. Mss Vida Goldstine. Of Aus
tra1ia. was chosen secretary
The List OF Delegates
The ron can showed the following list
Of delegates
EnglaEd-Mrs. Florence FenVaiek Mil
Ter. formerly member OF the London
school board and editor Of the .Woman's
Signal"
Australia-Miss Vida GoIdstine. editor
Of '.Women-s Sphere"
Cansda-Hon. John L. Hughes. Toronto.
tCoaduued on Second Page)
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-12
TH2 ANTI-KNOX MEMORIAL.

Nes,IutIons Fresenteu IN the Senntc
by NJ Turner.
The memorial was referred to the Judic-
before the Senate the preamble and reso-
lutions adopted by the Antitrust League
containing allegations against Attorney
General Knox and expressing the hope
that Congress would take cognizance Of
the same.
The memorial was referred to the Judi
ciary Committee.
The Daily soliphone., 1902-04-18
Cheap Railroad Rates.

Account Annual Reunion Confederate Veterans at Dallas, Texas, the St. I. M. 6; s., and St. l.. S.-W. Rvs wiH sell round trip tickets to Dallas, ak eas rate of Sl0.i0. Dates of sale Asxfl fg. 20 and 21st Return limit, April 30ts1. 1902, for leaving Dallas. Account Island Queen Excureioz tue s L $ w By. will sell round trip tickets at rate of $40. Date of sale April f5. Return limit April 16. 1902.
 Account meeting Baptist Conveatim Tshville; N. C.. the St LS w stLs M.& s Rys., will sell tickets to es1a place at rate of one fare for the rouud 1 trip. Date of sale May 6, z & Sth, 1892 return limit May 2istp for leaving Asaf. vile.
 | Account Convention of Federation of Women's Clubs, Los Angeles, Cal. :, the St. l.. S-W. and St. L. I. M. & Ex Rys will sell round tickets at rate of S47s5O. Dates of sale, April g to 27, return | limit June 25.
 Account general conference M. E- church, south, Dallas, Texas, the 6s~ L., l. M. & s. and St L. S-W. ggs- will sell round trip tickets at rate of aae fare plus S2. Tickets to be sold May and limited to leave Dallas June7 Account Triennial Convention Tceas- national Sunday school association tue St l., I M .& s and St L S-W Ryg wiIt sell round trip tickets to Denver Cais at rate of one fare, plus S2. Datea al sale June 22 and 23, limit to retura xasY 31.
 Account Imperial Convention w aaEes of the Mystic Shrine, San Frasesa.oz Cal, the St L, I M & s and St L. S-W Rvs will sell round trip tickets at cate of S475O. Tickets on sale May 2 to June Sinclusive, limit to return So days- from date of sale.
 Account annual meeting Nat'i Edasa- tional Association, Minneapolis, Minn-, the StL. S-W and the StLIMGE Rvs will sell tickets at rate of ons fzs@ for the round trip. Tickets or eass July 9th 9th and 7th, Limit to retsr not earlier than July o.h nor later thsa July filth.
 Account National Baptist Aaaver- saries St Paul, Minn., the St L S-W Ky and St L, M & $ Ky wiW sels tickets to either St Paul or Minnean0lig at rate of ore fare plus S200 for fks round trip. Tickets on sale May K A and 18th. Limit to return Juno 30th.
 r. c. MACK, Agesat..
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
Same / 8ropn 60, .. .,

De beoite 8obtfisb paa 2ano toog
err - naar aIt ta9eS / getroStnlng
- at faa hos Soma og 0afota 2ano
Company al Seres 2anO / 8ropr Co.,
Spb 9afota. 8ette 2an0 er belig.
gen6e | lomme Gorntp ION aberOeeE,
men omfring % Wil Ipngere Noro.
0afotoerne bar ~fOrIpngit gOotgiort
8eroien al fit 9anb. Iatoto.9an'
ferne iiober inoe nte0 umua6eti8e
Srrbifltb at Benge, Ser er ortnOet no al
9afotas SorO, og 2onbbrug / Eafota
er forlprteit ooer Set erpertmenterenbe
Stabtum. StatiItiferne bor pe6 at
iommsuitiIIe fine 5aI fun0et, at Ia.
fota npoa ifiprfes Ben melt ~aIoorll9e
SpmGrfiombeo iimpeItben al ben
8runb, at 9afotnerne prooucerer
umaaOeIige Iplinger al Be 8ro6ufter,
iom 6ereS Serb og SIimot fan trent
bringe.
Set bar nte0 &un6ifaben ON ben
abiolut f~aitilaneoe StobiIltet / 0lSie
6orboloe, at Soma 4 Gafota 2dll0
Company bleo organiieret, % oere5
5ormemnig, at bette 2ono biloe gau
itrpgenoe, bar otit fig at boIOe Stit.
Sanoet Srolpn County er / en-
blomItren0e @gn, ser bi0til bor uno.
gaoet SpmGrfiombeb fra ale me6
u%notagelIe at be oirfeliGe Settlere.
StSie er oelbuunbe, men @gnen tran.
ger Here Wemneifer. geregnet efter
boao oct fan prooucere aar efter @ar
er bette Sano bel pprot 80 Dollars
pr. Icre; men oct fan ieIo i0ua
fisbeS for ira $40 til SID pr. acre
Oct maa buife3, at Bette 2anS m.
Der 6oroeIene be0 to Sernbunainier,
og at alt Der er bel u0oiflet, narr fra-
regncS at Strsget er ipariomt ~iettIet.
9enne 2an6itrefnir8 oil itige / 8Gr.
ot burtIgere emo noget anoet 2ano,
iom err tiIial9s ibog, og Den @ono,
Iom foritaar fig pon 8Grbi al 2m0
og foriemmer at foa ct Stpffe 2ano
Der itrar, ban gisr ct 6eiIgreb. Som,
pagniets BrUii0ent er g. anunoiel
lto9iocr al "0ecornb. Soften; &us.
~iereren CT 6. 5. 8eiier, YrGit0ent at
@inneibeif Golntp 9anf i 9ecorob;
SetretGren er 8. ". MtcIrtbur, Gre.
berid, SDo 0ufota. Seno al aorre.
~iponbance til SSoipo & 9afoto Snn0
Company, 0ecornb, Soma, eQer til
Sreoerid, Spo 9afota.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
Gyiflano oe amerifa.

Gen ~befielrote tpife Rebaftsr %
POtitifer, SbcoSor gartb, iom iorre.
item ogiaa er NncrifaS parmeite Sen
90 9etnorer, bar npIig u6tolt fig
ON 6orJoloet melem 6isie 10 mPg.
ttge Sanoe. 9Ionot aroet iibtoIte
ban: "StEtrobS for De martge gaanS,
iom fnptter De to 2airoe iarnmen, bar
man / SpifIanS cite meget uriatige
Soreitiainger ON De Sorerw6e Sta.
ter, % pao BEN arbSen SIDE itsber
man eubog / De bdoit opIpite areOie
/ De 6orereOe Stater nfte paa lterfe
6oroormle mob Gpferne."
ut bette er noeet, iom life htrbe
bore iaa, oil ale irbrsmme, Tom tRn.
fer puo, I bptltet 5orbol6 De 10 2arbe
bar itnaet til binunben. ut mango
oiI bringcS til at tGrfe paa bette Sor.
bolo, oil bEtoe BEN for begae 2atroc
oigtigite 56ge at, at aeiiereIrs Bro.
Der er fOntluet paa 9eisg til De Sore
ne6e Stoter.
IRA enfelte Sob Der / port 2nno
bsrer man iau ofte meo @niiol9beo
bpp6et, at Gnglan0 er bort Wo0er'
louO. Oct er ionbt / en- uiS 6oritaro,
men ogian blot / en- MS S~oritann.
Oct er Itgeioa iariot, mar man Tiger,
at Grglorb life cr De 6orene0e Sta.
tiers WoberIomo.
Oct oilOe pPrc oct rctteIte, mar
man iog0e. at europa er DC 6oreneoe
StatcrS NoberIorhb. 90 itffert er
oct. at ! Here Seuieeroer far ma1
meo itsrrc Get foEoe GgfflnnO bort
Mobcrlnno cro G1rgIon0.
gf De 19,t15,22t Siloonnbrerc'
iom err torrre til DC Borenebe Stoter
meIlem 1920 or 1900, bar opcr
5000, 900 Ipifere efler ooer en- 8ier'
oeoeI. Sra belle Storbritnnnict fcn
/ iornmc Si6smm ltot oper 5000
900. Can't ouiIunct fan man Iige, al
minoit bper iemte Yerion / De 6or'
eueoe Stuter err al inf Serfomit.
Bort SfoIeiUten, baaoe bet hstere
% oct Iooere, 'fplbes 1pifEonb mere
en6 noget ouoet 2orto. : hsiere 8roo
enb roget arbct 2arub bor SpifIono
osioa boot S~nbflpoeIfe poo anterifa5
ioctole 2ip.
s ocnrm Sorbrnbelic fnr og1aa
rppres, at oct. ot itSfsrte til Suit.
Iuno % ~i1tofsrte ira SpifIunb 1901,
beIeb Jig til en- @GrSt al $343,O0O,'
900.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
TecDrab % Smegn.
Sen s4be Rarts 1909.


2tnooIn Soprncrs SeieTon aSiocia.
ron bIeu organiiert oen 15he bS.
meb fsIsen0e geipreIie: 8raitoert,
sSaeob Sacobion, 8iceprniioent, Ole
sunoeripn; 9ireftsrer, albert $.
gIbcrtior,, IilS @lnnpaI % 60. s..
ellington; SefreGr, 8 s. Sitoe;
auSierer, grinfna1, But; Glettriter,
5. 8. Soppritno.
2incoIn SarnrerS Creamery
Isfociotior befIuttebe ben 21oe RurtS
at bpsse Ct mnoerne grid" Greame'
rp, for Hpis SrfereIie 3ortmft er
iIutte. Get itdI foite $3.50.
- Robert s. &eterion fra $csper
retite 2sroos til arlington 9. O.,
for at ie fla ON efter SaIro.
- Tbe 8leaiant SurmerS Sele,
phone Gornpou1p, iom rpIig ittfte0es
lungs meb 8eien ira @bp. Sooner til
Secornb, bar beapnht at fisre no
StoIper iii 0irien, iom itoI bpggeS
ureo bet ferfs. Gen trnfe8 forenet
meo DC atpore Sarmer.E elefoner.
q. Z. Solton % 8. 6. Grams
tos osioa Srnnet Ill 9ufota / Eirs'
oass.
DIR. 90 Nrs. Oscar Bnrpiaiuen
reiite | SirSbae8 til 8inIouo, boor De
berefter artaseIis oil opboIoe Zig.
Sr. Garpiuinen fit for En- Sib iioen
itrertae 8uo ON, at ban maatte inb.
ituoe fig til SoIonteriesiioren, %
ruar aeiieren falber, ioa nptter oct
life of ubi9tte Siber. Oct iinee Bar
hapoe eIIers tRnft at opboI6e iig i
Imerifa / CONNER.
- NiiS Carrie Sitt)cod err retit iii
Ct. Charles, Nfinn., bpor bum bar
taeet gni9tteIie / en- D%eooebonbeI.
- Wiis ImeIia Rlrer bor tiIbrngt
@intereu hos SIpgtninge poo @aib.
ingtou Broirie. 5 Rnnoo9s reiite
tltn I'll Smotonnn.
Geo @ropeS bur Ell ll9es Sio
p9ret biennre pna en- 8iIit hos fine
Sorelore os andre SIRatuinpe. San
bar bapt gni9tteIie pao Rortbrpeitern
9anen | @iuo,ta / flere Ior.
5 Burr Saf biI Der bIioc al.
bolbt ct Rsbe TirsSag ben 25be
STARTS for at ~operoeie, bnao er fan
gisres for at ioo ben proiefterebe De.
corob. GbutfeIo eIeftriife 9inie logt
aiennem fsritn9uttte 9anbsbp.
WtiiS gnnn 2epituen Sshc SirS.
bag / benre llae / fit Stem / 8Ienmooo
Tolpribip. afbsbe bar omtrent IS
Gar garmeI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-25
San bar en- oammel IanS. Sans

Qebrutle llNtaIe al Oct cr9elItc
Sprog o~rtuoeoe, at ban bsrtc hlcn'
1mc / gonlc SWriqe 90 al ban lttt
haube oRrct her / SGrhet iuprt iTnge.
Sans &jertc bar lnrfolertio puu rette
3Iob&, % hans SpmGpotbi nar mco
Sc ipae % bcorcpeoe. sam bapoe
glcnipnIi9 IPrt al @riurirg, bOnb
Der flrroe bare al l]tbereJnellq &rrot
for rthre iHlneI fon nor ban ieID.
Qet bar meo aofhuig 9miteltqbeo,
at bon gioroe iig %ioritaaeli9 for NrS.
$. u. 9rolpn, Ell amertfunif ONure /
@eit 9opIeiton, Mfasi., men ocu
me0oeIbe Underwriting bIco life DC.
itomiuore rt Slide til 2pffe az SrGt
/ hat0c8 Stem. Sun Tiger: ga min
File YiQe par often Y6nmte0er gam.
mel, bleo bun ulcaet Ipg. &i bdp0e
&pgcr III at bcbunOle bcapoe % ior.
ieQtc / NIrfcIlgbeoeu ali unlIiat, men
hun bIep life bcorc. lhroerti0en
tlul0e Der qua ire Qa1c. ltoel al bun
bdCoe aHerin1. vi IaaGc llo itorc
Eeugc for renoc, men ult ri inaelt
ghttc. On Tug traf leg tllfpI0ig,
oi@ Ell amrncI lperif Ntauo / en-
9toboa NuS, ~ han bprte mig ii1e.
at ieg par banle Tor. AT min lille
Narcr ifIlIoc 90. Nun begpu0tc pra
Qc5rottent GugcIif ii iortrue mig
ON Ct. 8ctcr'S "Murifo" nI iugbe,
han troc0c. Den piloe beIbrc0e hcrtOc.
San nar iaa prniJ9 nt icnbe mig et
TIoife I'll Hrepe. % min File Eige
bcGWr0te at bIipe behc itrofS. Seq
III mere uf NteSiclneL OF efter at
bare brlt8t 6ct bleo bun gurrifc iriit
% bcapnote 1t pot%c, iom bun uIori0
baU0e aiOrt ier. Seq tom / Suu0beo
iige, al "aAirEfo" er prro i'm Seg1 /
8ugo."
Or. Geter'S "aalrifo" er en 8eIiia.
nelie for Yts0re meo iuwa Born, Oh
Oer pno @runo al i'm @SISheS er
ipecteIt eanct for iaaSalate, Zen or
life IpotbetcrmeOicin. nlen iGigeS
Sireftc MI 6orbniaenlc glcrmem 10.
tuIe Gaerfer eler i'm SobrTtontcm
Or. Better 6ohriep, 1t2-tt4 90.
Sopte glDe., 9biSugo, Su.