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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

clean-a very important item in the
preservation of sap. Sap pals may be
hung to them us portrayed and covers
placed over both pail and spout, as
shown at n, to keep out dirt and rain
water. Sanitary conditions are thus
very much improved over old ways,
trees protected from damage and the
first part of maple sugar making rem
dered considerably more Clearly and
scientitic.-W. NJ. Johnson, in Farm
and Home,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11
Carpenter. Go on Strike.

All members of the Carpenters md
Joiners' Union, No. 10, went on a
strike at Clinton for higher wages. They
want 80 cents mn hour instead of PIG
cents, the present scale. The strike may
spread to other buildings and trades
unions. Over 100 men are out
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11
Effective.

Bjenks-Do you believe in the posi-
bility of the cure of disease by sugges
ton!
Bjlnks-Why. certainly. was feel
ing pretty sick last week, and my wife
suggested that / go to a doctor and it
cured me right away.-Somerville
(AIass.) Journal.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11
Baird Sentenced to pri.o n

Frank Baird, one of the three masked
mea, who held up and robbed Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Sullivan at their home at Ham
ilton, of $1,000. was sentenced to eish-
teen years in the penitentiary. Baird's
wound, received at the time of the hold
up Is so serious that lie may not recover.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

Cant sell you an encyclopedia? 2"
asks the affable agent Of the short
haired woman who meets him at the
door.
81 believe not" she answers, slowly
closing the door; Il believe not. 1 nm
president of our culture club, and 1
have heard all there is In all the ency-
clopedias several time over."-Judge.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

ID. Bestor, cashier of the I.onetree
Savings Bank. shot aud killed himself
In the bank. He had been worrying be-
cause the bank did not have money nee
essary to warrant loans to some patrons.
The directors find the bank all right
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11
Satisfied His Curiosity.

The curiosity of the natives of wild
countries as to everything belonging
to the traveller often leads to amusing
situations. ]. w. Wells tells. in "Three
Thousand Miles Through Brazil" of
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

Country life has ever been celebrated
In song and story for its freedom from
the many shams and dcmoralizing in
fuences Of city life which tend SO
largely to narrow the sympathies of
the city-bred person. and 10 make him
eallous, selfish and artificial, says the
small Farmer. Life In the country en-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

81 will fool them tonight" grinned
the tall young man in the imperial tie.
How so?' asked the hazel-eyed girl.
"Why. split some gasoline on my
trousers and they can't tell IL | am
grocery clerk or chauffeur"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

The truth is that the long hair found
OH n husbands coat doesn't enter as
often into family quarrels as visits
from his wife's kin.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11
Screens separate Them,

Wire screens are now placed in the
tramway cars at New Orleans to separ-
ate negroes from white passengers.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

a woman regards every old engage
ment as scalp dangling at her belt.
But the men have different notion,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

When man fees particularly youth.
full, he shows it by going out and
breaking into some boys game.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11

BIZ sewal the veteran Maine guide
sewa his wife daughter Fleetwood Pride of Island
rails where BIZ lives and two
recently the
House Sewal
the latter delicate lad Of IS thus has
developed into friendship ~ ] M
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-03-11
state Nev In Bries.

The postoffice at Tweter has been dis.
continued; mail to Leland.
The Christian Church of Perry extend
ed call to Rev. j. NJ. Hoffman of Boone.
Des Moines banks show large In
creases in deposits in the past thirty
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03

erals august signature to my list OF
groceries. After that must be fleeced
by old David in the matter of convert
ing my christening cup into green
backs, and then l shall enrich the suit
Ter to that amount. But when all is
said and done he will have his cup Of
tea. By. by"'
Miss Eudora echoed her "by, by"
stoutly, but as soon as Vixen's flying
feet and the girls fluttering skirts
were well out of sight she sat down
on the front steps to cry. boo, hoo
If only-boo, hoo-Ruby were freckled
or pimpled or something dreadful Of
that sOrt"'
The delicate and intricate mission
was carried to a triumphant issue. The
old fashioned saddlebags which Ruby
had flung across her saddle in a col
lapsed condition bulged cOrpulently
with the materaliZed items of Miss
Eudora's list. The girls heart was
light with a sense of well doing. Vixen
would make short work of the homing,
and she would have lots to tell Aunt
DOdo' about her whole day in the gar
risOned town.
"Halt"'
A squad of four bluecoats stood di-
rectly across her pathway. She
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03

id affair when it proved true that the
distinguished Federal officer was really
her lover. Aunt Eudora was written to
to come on to the wedding.
An astonishing array of wedding
presents materialized. His friends, Of
course" said Ruby. lowering among
them delightedly. The majors own
present came at the eleventh hour. 1t
was small paper parcel lightly tied
about with faded green Irvine. Ruby
opened it with wonder stretched eyes.
From it fell bit of brown gauze, to
which was pinned slip of paper con-
tanning the words:
when find the girl from whom this
veil was contiscated, l will marry her.
She captured my heart at once and for
all time
"Well!' said the bride elect. but the
monosyllable had not that asperity il
had when she uttered 1t from Vixen's
saddle under the black walnut trees or
the occasion when Lieutenant Frank
Wharton seized her veil as contraband
goods.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03

is who am going and not you.
would not let you risk your precious old
neck OH Vixen for untold sums of mon
ey-real money, l mean"
One glance at Vixen restlessly cor
vetting all over the violet beds decided
Miss Eudora. She hastily extended a
small leather bag. "I've put your chris
tening cup and half dozen silver forks
In IL. After you get the generals per-
init you can dispose Of them to oh Da-
vid. They say he gives the best prices. y
"Now, Aunt Do" said the girl. rising
slightly in her stirrups to adjust he'
riding skirt. "you are not to fret about
me from the time the front gate closes
me out until it closes me In again
You are to bear in mind that my mis-
sion is q delicate and intricate one.
have six miles to ride into town ant
six miles back. ! have to get the gen
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03

from my superior officer, perhaps
worse, by not making you turn back,
but if you will pledge me the word of a
lady that this is the only contraband
article you have about you l will let
you proceed on your way, committing
your sentence to cOnfiscation of the
veil''
A smile of radiant gratitude chased
the shadows from Ruby's sweet face.
"Indeed, indeed, that is all. After got
through my shopping had just little
bit of money left, and l bought that
veil to wear with my new palmetto hat.
l expected to look dreadfully fine in a
brand new thing out of a real store, but
life consists in going without. l am
sure am very much obliged to you for
not haling me up before that horrid
provost marshal. You are welcome to
my poor little veil. You can keep it as
a war trophy"
The lieutenant flushed slightly under
the fling, but quietly pocketed the par
eel. "lf you will honor me with your
name, young lady, will see if the gen
eral will let me forward this to you"
II would not think of giving either
you or the general so much trouble
Keep it; it might come in handy as a
wedding present"
Having sped her Parthian dart, she
soon out of sight.
The war passed into history and stO-
ry. Every one who had any personal
experiences of those dramatic days was
at premium socially. Miss Ruby
Simms, visiting New York school day
friend, found herself always in requisi
ton. She had the fourfold attraction
of beauty, sweetness, wit and thrilling
experiences.
1t was at the close of a dinner givel
in her honor by her hostess that she
was called on to repeat her ''charmins
story of the confiscated veil" 1t was
always for the behoof of some war vet
cram This time her friend was ''surt
Major Wharton would enjoy hearing
| it,"
Ruby glanced shyly across the table
at her vis-a-vis, handsome, bronco
man with fine eyes and grave manners
He was rather awe inspiring in hi>
gravity, but the story of the veil nigh
amuse him. The story of the veil hat
progressed to the point when she wa
halted by the squad before the hand
some major showed anything more
than polite interest in it. But as sh'
went on he leaned toward her with
new light in his fine eyes.
"You have worked miracle sai'
her hostess that night as they fingered
alone over the library fire.
"I?"
"YOu have done that which has beer
pronounced an impossibility. You hav
got Frank Wharton to look twice at
woman He is one of the incorrigibles
He actually stared at you while yo
were telling your war story"
DOUBTLESS wishing me in Halifax al
the time. 1t was very forward of me t
bore such distinguished soldier wit
my poor little experience. l will ncvc
tell that story again."
The temptation to do so did not recu
soon. Life became a tremendously viz
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03
CnyPs.0pes.fy

6 room house, 1la-story, good we'll east front,
Ninth avenue west. Price $780,
west, barn. woodshed and we'll. Price 81 500.
Three 50-foot lots, Sixth street and Second
avenue west, east front, nice location. Price
81 800.
nice Groom house. east front, water and
sewer connection, electric light, small barn, Is
fruit trees bearing, Fifth avenue east. Price
Groom house east front, Second avenue east
good WELL wired for lighting, nicely fenced
wood shed. Price $500.
30 foot corner lot and shack. Western addi
tiOn. Price $500.
Lots Il and is, block lo7; 100 feet frontage
nice location cheap, Price $780, cash.
Lot II, block 30, $500
Lot 10, block 81, 275
Lot 6, block 154, 100
Six room house and lot; waters, sewer in al
ley; chicken house; stable; wood house. Price
81 200. Easy payments.
5O-foot lot, Second ave. east. Nice location
Sewer in alley. nice place to build house
50.foot, Main street, east front, between Bird
| and 4th streets Fine business location. Less
than cost Price $500.
Lot and 4-Ioom house; nice location; watel
and sewer in alley. Price $52o.
Seven room house and lot bath furnace furnace,
Seven-rOOm house and lot; new; Second ave
cast. Nice location. Price 5000.
House apa 0t Fisher sS Ms
House and 50-foot lot: three rooms and kitch
en-; good barn; Ninth ave. west. Price $500
| A bargain.
75.foot east frontage with good barn onsrear
| Siuth ave. east. Price $3.50.
In addition to tho above property We hay
llinouishments, Oil Stocks in the Kintla LAX
Oil Co., Mining Stocks, and arc Agents for tn
Dominion Lands in the Northwest Territory
Fire and Life Insurance
SO Main St, Kalispell, Montana
lCALL AND SEE US.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03

1T tHe eIlptN StOItIooHl anu
then she looked at her niece
Ruby. The one suggested starvation,
the other Opulence-the Opulence Of
youth and beauty and hopes spring
tide of gladness.
Miss EudOra sighed. She was too old
to ride seven miles into the town on
horseback. Ruby was too young. Be
tween these two extremes Of impracti-
cablity remained the stubborn fact Of
an exacting but we'll beloved invalid
lying in state upstairs under her best
silk elder quilt. Her invalid was a
wounded soldier, and neither the earth
beneath nor the heavens above could
furnish things quite good enough for
him in Miss Eudora's estimation. Above
all things, he was to be kept in pro-
found ignorance of the pitiful little
makeshifts of wartimes.
Ruby was engaged in plating herself
straw hat from the swamp palmetto.
When she should have completed the
plating and sewing of her hat, she
would decorate it with a white cranes
wing, provided she could find somebody
and her crane wing appeared in public,
she hoped to strike all her girl friends
dumb with envy. In the meanwhile
she plated industriously and pondered
the feasibility of making herself new
basque from Il remnant of bedticking
she had found in the linen closet. 1t is
historically true that Solomon in all his
gp1OpV aoIlll In N
desired to be arrayed as southern war
girls We're.
CHANGING up she caught Miss Erdo-
ra's cOntcmplative glance She did not
know that behind the glance was the
unuttered wish that she was old and
ugly instead of young and bcwidering-
Iy pretty, or she would not have smiled
so sweetly rs she asked:
'Well, what is it now, Aunt Dodo?
You look rs if your last hour had
cOmc''
Miss Eudora turned the empty tea
caddy tragically toward her. "The last
ten leaf has come"
"Well, sassafras bushes we have al
ways with u.s.
Not for him"
The girl lifted her brows and sighed
petulantly. mo? Is he never to share
our anxieties and privations:'
mot If l can help it," said Miss E,l
dora firmly. adding less firmly 81 shall
ride into town this morning and get al
order from General Gresham for thu
suffers store. l had hoped never t.
come to that"
'What will you ride, Aunt Do?'
Miss EudOra quailed. The girls
haunting smile restored her resolution
"ViXen, of course. She is the only fOu
footed thing left u.s.
"There will be one two footed thing
less in the world if you do said Ruby
with heartlcss composure, as she colet
her finished plait in a compact roll I"
will go saddle her for you"
Miss Eudora was tremblingly array
ing herself in her Anticipated ridin.
habit when the girl cantered up to tn
side door fully equipped for the cxpedi
ton.
81 am ready, auntie. Are you sur
there is nothing on your list that cal
give aid or comfort to the enemy"
But Ruby
'lf you please Aunt Dodo, we vii
not waste DAYLIGHT over aruumeut
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03
MisunderstOOd.

She was describing the wedding to
her aunt from the country.
"You see," she said, 1.-THE groom
1.-THE groomw exclaimed the aunt.
"What was the groom doing in the
church,"
"Why, he had to be there so that she
could marry him, of course"
Married the groom" exclaimed the
aunt, who associated the word only
with horses. Heavens! That's worse
than marrying the coachman"'-Chica-
60 Post.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03
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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03
. UDORA SIMMS recognized a

crisis in her affairs She looked
n at the empty stOrerOom ant
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
misiouri= Oommen.

ct. 2ouis.g ooolerne % matge
andre, iom M iiober unber 9aas OF
Sliffe, oil uOen Soil Hoo iig iammen
ON at reiie ell Winoeltstte oper Wfeo.
lemmerne al Wisiouris Ssieiteret,
ioroi benne bar erflPret, at Dc ifal
lpttes | 6ribeo % Hippo for Strai.
Zen olminbelige Wano, ler Sagen
anoerleoeS % beItprfes | Den FRO, at
bort Hetsp9ien egentlig mere err Der
ior at beifptte Sorbrpoere emo for at
tiene Ilmenpeqet. Oct bsie Sribu.
hal | Risiouri ~frifienbte nplig Com.
Butler, iom bar bsmt til 3 gars
Sugtbus for geItiffelic al Gmbebs.
memo ioet ben pegtige @runb anfsr.
ties, at Eensene life Dor fommet / DC
rette SPnber! Ni bar BET after Ia9t
i'm 8isbom for Gasen beo at erflGrr,
of Statsoopofatens anflageIfrift fun
bo er eplbiet, naar oct er ebelig itaS.
ipltet al 8ioner. Set fan | mango
5ilfplbe life tie. Spem Ter, at Ell
9pobler mobtaeer Stifpenge9
RisiolriS SsieIteret Ter ~aabenbart
life Stopen for bare Sr9er. Zen
ipres at bore fontmen pioeit | beI
RetspIeie, iom mere % mere truer
bort Sano, % iom beitaar | Saarfls-
perier. SpibSfinoigbeoer % bpao
man meo ct Sro faloer Silriiteri.
Sasen ielp laOes no al Spne, %
man taber iig / nlifens Sormp9ien.
Sao i%aaoanne Somme, iom Den al
Wtisiouris Ssieiteret aiia9te / Boob.
leiagcn, bore nofiaa furrefte | ilri.
biif penieenoe, ina itrioer De BOG
moo cen iunoe Nenneifeioritanb o.
ifaber Samfunoet / bsi 8rab. Sor.
brpoeIier ppmilntreS iIteoetfor It
itraiieS. "2aS Retten ba Jim @anJ
ielb ont 8eroeu ifal aaa tiIerunbe,"
iaebe ergang en- init Settler; men oct
girIber life hos oS. 9lanot os or
Sopeoiagen beu at bite paa alifens
llbpeie til at irifiuoe Ell S~orbrpbsr,
iiUr naar ban er bsit oppe / Rang-
iororbninser, % for at naa bette
RaaI bar MI en- Ssieiteret ueolaot
iig iii at BRUCE iinlpIe Grofirator.
fneb.
Rettens Sllriiter iaa naturIiants
Hart, at De anfla9eoe err ffploige;
men nogIe 6ormcr bar life iasttag.
ne, % berior moatte De irifienbeS.
"2eoe Sorrlerre!" Tiger Risiourts
Ssieiteret; "Iab RetiGrSigbeoeu gal
tilgruuoe!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

Mr. Sones. I'll en- slpisforrdpon.
bent ubtaIte ban forIeben aneaaeitoe
Sagen:
"Snoionernea ber betoles en- rime-
lig Hris for tit 9ano, men ba be er
Waiionens MpnoIinge, brrSe bi be.
banoIe Dem, iom pi b~ebonbIer andre
WpnoIinse. 9ao beofommenoe Rpn.
bigbeoer afb9noe beres gienoom paa
ben Manbe, iom for Snbianerne ip.
mes ben met foroelastise, os LAB os
bore fri for ale oisie 0iffeoarier,
iom er forbunoet meo at inobente
Msobuoernes Samtpffe. Oct er nm.
Der De nupGrenbe 5orboIb nGiten
inuIig at faa Snbianerne til at saa
mo paa en- q perensfomIt ON afitaa.
ellie al oeres 9an6. 9ette bite fig
babe ba &eb Safe % Hoietnio 9an.
bet isgtes erbOerpet. Der blep ienot
Snipeftsrer til besse Steoer, men oct
bar life miligt at faa Snbianernes
gifalo til 2anoets aftaaelie, ba Der
i bpert 5iliplbe par en- eller anben
S9rinteresie, iom gioroe fig gi9I.
benbe. Oct iamme bill gientage fig
berefter | lignenoe Silfelbe. Som.
gresien burbe beiterme, at so eaer
100 acres | 5orm af "alotment1
aiiettes for bper Snoianer, og at Re.
item al 2onoet i9lges for Ell rime.
Zig Detailing. en- iaaoan Soranoring
fan efter min Spfatning life iu0.
tr9oe o + + ! q, bpao enten
pi Ter paa Sitbianernes, De Spioes
eller Hegieringeus S~nteresier."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
GRrontale.
amDet aoemIamSR sspt.

&eifer GranS Soief mobtog | 9irs.
bags be Fterrig.unsarife 0elegatio.
ner. S fin Grontale foriifrebe ban, at
ban piIoe bolbe fat peo EreinarioS.
forbunoet. Oct er @runbpillcn for
Sreoen" iaeoe ban. &an n9pnte
Babe 9eos 9s6 os oplpite ON. at
gfterrig.u ngarn Staar | ct penifabe.
ligt SorboIo til llSIanbet. IeIlcm
Giterrig og HasIano er Der grigDeb
meb Senipn til @aIfanbalpsen. &c
to Riger itrRber life at opnaa escn.
npttige SormoaI / @nIfanlanbenc.
men bar lat fla til Spsape at frem.
bringe SO og Sroen. Eiterris.ltu.
garn ieser ogioa at faa Srrfiet til at
forbebre De friitnes StiGins os at al.
boloe 8ulgarien fra Of faite fig ! ar.
meme paa be repoIutionPre.
4eiieren omtalte oerpaa, at hans
bsiagteoe gunbforpanbte aeiieren al
Spiflano, G5aren af Iuslanb OF
aonsen al England bapbe aflaet bam
geisg Der bapoe gipet ben snifeligite
gnleoning til at uboefsle anifiteIier
babe meb Senipn til galfaniaeen OF
andre Spsrgsmaal. Saa iagbe ban:
rs Serbien er Ser inbtraabt ct
Sronififte siennem en- SorbrpoeIic,
Der bar fplbt a1e cipiliiereoe Menne.
Tier meo @fifp. Oct er at baabe. at
2anoet UNDER fin npe Serifer bill fatte
ct anoet Sino og gaa en- lpffelig
Srentio imsoe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Japan oe Husband.

Sislge ct Telegram ira Sotio bar
Sapan iorfaitet RusIanOs Srebsfor.
lag. Som befjeuot, iremiatte Sapan
| Ell Noteoerling meo 8uslano De Cor.
oringer, Get banoe at sisre me0 Sen.
i'm til &orea 90 Ianfuriet. Ius.
LAMB pentebe l9nee, for BET iparebe,
% oa Sparet enbelig fom, inoebolot
Def iorifieaise 4rau, ipm Sapan
maatte gaa inc paa. Ru beoer Oct, at
Mifaooen og bans HaaO bar iparet
gtei BERTH, OF at Sapan fremoeles boil.
Der Jig til, bpoo oct oprinSeIig for.
langte.
acknowledgements fra Get iierne
Elten ifilbrer Siiainsen iom meget
alocrlig. Dog er Ser Saab ON, at alt
enbml fan ieone iig. @ifaSoen snifer
6reo og gisr lit beoite. 4rig fam Ger
life bore Gale ON, iaalGnse England
life beilutter Jig til at itstte Sapan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
ISrxRKp AT rHK posr-oFrIcE AT DEBORAH Iowa
AZ sxcoSp CLASS MAIL NATIVE.
:SnIens Gmsel banter otter poo otr

SuIens Gnssl banter offer poa ON
9sr, ca set epie npe og GLADE BUD
Ifob ON BAN, Tom fom til Teroen nor
Of sisre Spnoere irIe, brtnser after
SrsIt % SuIpaIelie for Oct 'o9e %
trntte Sierte! SlrIefciten er frenrfor
noaen anben Ssitib bleun Den frrlt'
ne IeuncifcbeSs Subelteit. com
iooSan MAJ Den ieircs at oS ale, ON
hi rigfigt ifaI isle gcIiigneIien az Oct
alaoe @uSifab, iom Bper Sitleoag IN
Der ira bore YrroifeitoIe. Nen tor
at ri fan bore rigtig glaze, maa Der
bare Sodb o. Gro % ScrtreItntng
bore Sicrter, oe Der fan nj life bape,
bpis Sroens Sr,let i~apnes. Slab er
oIene ben, iom bar funnel 9isre an
Ore GLADE og lpffelige! CAB oS Der
for oaiaa iaar bper | lin SreoS itrGbe
at iprcoc ben ianSe SnIeglGSe blanot
bore Reomennefer. gisre eoot %
meobeIe! : Sonb ON, of Oct mao
Ipffes cnbper af os at iiuoe Den rette
Srsit og Den ianoe 2pffe Snlebiio'
ifabet cgiaa bette aar, snifer "3eeo'
rab.goiten" ale fine SGiere:
Gng lGSelig Snll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
Ten tpifc Hiusbun. =

Ten tpifc Gigsbag. urther DC.
batter ON 9ilo9ettet Den 15be Sccem'
Der fritiierebe Sreu b. Simburg.Sti.
run Hegieriuseu ifarpt, foroi Den
life to9 fraitige SOrboloSregler moo
SocioIiiterue. San iammenligneoe
Nutioens Spitloub meb 6ranfrig fsr
8epolutioncn % iagoe, at Den tpife
&eaiering par ligeiaa blind % ltge.
auloi9 iom Den frantic / Clutter al
oct atteube Iarbunbrebe. Hiasfan.
Her b. Dillon proteitereoe MOB Gam.
meuligninacn. San islte Jig gouife
fri nor ben Sigeglaobeb, iom raabebe
blauot De beriteube &laSier / Sranf.
rig paa bin 5ib. "Spor / Splflaub, "
ipur9te ban, bar man DC trpftenoe
Yriuilegier, iom Den irauite Ibel %
@eiltligheo bengans lao inoe n1eo2
Spcr err Sienoen % 9snSsrs % Dor.
ceres Sipeaenitdb iom SatiSens
Sranfrig leo un0er2 Saftet bore
Dor itore aeiier % giSnard bar Ri
ct ~iociaIt &ige."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22

lloenrissminiiter, @rep @oIudon.
I'll uotalte fig til ben ungarife Dele.
gationsfonite ON Stiuinsen paa
galfanbalpsen. Sfslse ben siteris.
rusiiife Operensfomit ifulbe Status
quo opretboIoes | bet europ9iife 3pr.
II og Balfanitaternes uafb9neigbeb
og Sntegritet iifres. Sor 3prfiet bar
bet eanife npttelsit, iagoe ban, at
mobi9tte fig Waeternes 8Ianer. Oct
piloe ba gaa tilsrunbe. Miniiteren
roite @r9fenlanb og Riim9nien for
oeres freoelise SoIonins unoer llro.
l%igbeoerne | Mafeoonier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-22
SuSiauerfummiSirr Spucs er q

Den VtenIna, al Ger III bsr tie Ell
6oranSriug / Den 6remgaueSmaaoe,
ION Rc9ieriu9ru islger me6 Seuipn
I'll GrbpcrpeIieu al Suoioner. 9ano.
TegcIen bar. iom befienbt. biStil Dor.
ret ben at SnoiancrneS @iiaIS %
Samtpffe / bpert SiIipIoe maa inc.
beuteS. isr Saubct Tan cpertageS al
Hegieringeu % aabneS for Settling.
0tau mberbanoIcr meS andre Orb
mco Snbiauerne ON aisb al 2auoct,
90 bpiS De al en- eIler onSen @runo
itnoer iorgobt al mooiGtte iig bets
aiitaueIie, mua Hegierinsen lace
Dem beboIoe Oct ielp ON oct maaife
life er I'll rogen 8erSns 9sptte Tor
Dem. Set er Iioen Renius / of laoe
Oct bIipe peb paa oenne WaaSe, ipnes