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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1903-10-30

Have you seer Gus Reuters car.
pets? They were washed at the
Steam Laundry. Yours can be done
just as nicely. 9etf
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Quite a number Of the business men
OF Gunnison have decided to close their
stores at six o'clock every evening ex-
cept Saturday, and all day Sunday.
The same rules practically, have been
adopted by the merchants Of Delta and
Paonia. 1t is too bad for the progress.
i've town Of Crested Butte TO be behind
these towns. Our merchants would do
we'll to follow the example OF these men.
If all would agree, no one would be loser.
in any respect, as people would attend
to their buying during the day, and in
many respects all the merchants would
gain by the change.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06
Notice of Dissolution
of Partnership.
Crested Butte. Jan. G. lg

Crested Butte, Jan. 6, 1903,
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between John
Yokes and Lucas Oreschnick in the
Soda water business has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, John
Yoles assuming all debts and retaining
all outstanding bills receivable, Lucas
Oreschnick retiring.
JoHr YoKEs.
LUCAS OREsCHNIcx.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ewin 6 came down
from the Sylvanits on snow.shoes New
Years day. Mr.. Ewing returned Sun
day accompanied by Clarence Ross who
has accepted position there. Mrs Ew-
ing will stay in town for some time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

s. g. McMulliun, OF Grand Junction,
prosecuting attorney for the seventh
judicial district, WAS called to Crested
Butte Monday by the Town Council to
investigate tho legality OF the Italian
American club. No decision has been
reached as we go to press.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

The ladies' of the Aid society of the
U. G. Church held reception at the
home of Mrs. G. l. Lawrence New Years
day.
AS we sat and watched
the twilight darken slowly,
Till the last CLEAN died
upon the hillside,
And in the stiffness growing
deep and holy.
Our New Years guests came
in this eventide.
1t was gracious evening
The stars came out one by one,
The Silver Sickle Of the moon
had risen in the south.
And it seemed there was
vision over head,
A break in the pail Of
white
As the instrument OF music
played softly in the night.
The house was clothed in
palms 30 green
The hostcsses were smiles
serene,
Their faces lighted with
beautiful smiles,
Words OF widsom and accents
30 mild
Flowed from their lips
when they tried to impart
The knowledge Of hunger to
to each thirsty heart.
The table adorned with
carnations red,
Refreshments 80 dainty before
them was spread
They all expressed in words
OF praise.
That New Years day was the
day of all days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

E. J. Cooper, OF Cripple Creek, d. A.
Cannon and G. Langford, OF Pueblo,
were in this vicinity last week. These
gentlemen are interested in coal mining,
and their main business here was to in-
vcstigate as to the advisability OF again
opening the mine formerly operated by
w. II. Wilson and E. V. Mccormick.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

The Woodmen gave very enjoyable
sociable at their hall last Friday night.
Games and music furnished entertain
ment for the young people, until about
thirty, when they adjourned to the
Loudly building, where delicious sup
per was spread.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Mrs. Axtell came up from Guunisor
Jan. l, and will remain for time with
Mrs. Lawrence. Mrs. Axtell says the
thermometer has registered thirty nine
below in Gunnison. We certainly ought
to be ashamed to COMPLAIN OF our cold
weather.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Clarence Ross, who has been visiting
in Sterling. is home again. He reports
fine time, and says that although it
was 80 cold that he scarcely dared put
his nose outside the door, Sterling is a
very agreeable place to be, and that he
should have enjoyed staying even longer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

The sleigh-ride planned by the Inter
mediates for last Saturday evening was
tor sevs1a, Esasons. Thoyoz,
pect to have it later.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Mrs. Frank Wilson who has made
quite an extended VISIT at Sterling
where Mr.. Wilson's people reside, re-
turned last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Miss Meyer, VINO is TO I'LL the position
made vacant by the resignation Of Miss
Dallas, came in on Mondays train.
Miss Meyer has for the past four years
been student in Washburn College, at
Topeka, Kansas.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Mrs. Kerr came home last week. Her
Mrs. Fitzmaurice, is now in
the hospital at Trinidad. Her health is
improving, we are glad to say.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

The infant child OF David Williamson
died Wednesday night, and was buried
Friday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Tho ball given New Years eve by the
Woodmen was not very well attended
but nevertheless was the most enjoy
able Terpsichorean event OF the winter
season.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

DR.. E. w. Schrock, the popular dent
ist, will be at the Chestnut house from
Jan. 8, till Jan. 13, inclusive.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Miss Meyer, the new intermediate de.
partment teacher, spent short time
visiting the grammar and high school
department Monday afternoon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Frank Buster returned yesterda,
from Alamosa where he has been tn,
last few weeks.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Commissioner Block won't to Gunni-
son Sunday on business connected with
his office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

DIR. E. w. Schrock will be in Crested
Butte on Jan. 8, and remain five days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Thorough examination with the
Retinoscope, Ophthalmoscops, De
Zang's Refractometer, and the
Dark Room Test. Mistakes are a
thing of the past. Don't neglect
the children's eyes. Consultation
free.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

A baby boy arrived at the homo ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Mosher last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Peter Young returned from the Pueb
10 hospital Saturday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

II in need OF dental work, don't fail to
see DR.. Schrock.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Many Of the pupils complained on &C.
count of our short Christmas vacation.
But We think. Small favors thankfully
received, larger ones in proportion"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06
BUY THE BOX.

The best way to be sure Of a
fine smoke and save money is
to buy Our Cigars by the box
The famous Little Tom"
and twelve other brands of
choice Sc. Cigars $2.25 a box
'Dry Climate" General
Arthur" and three other brands
best I0c. Cigars $3.50 a box.
Ia Confession" and Tom
Moore" perfectos, (sell two for
25e.) 81 per box Of Is.
Largest and Best Line Of Cigars,
Tobaecos and Pipes 10 the City.
Il Il Ross & Son.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

The Masonic lodge will give recep.
ton on Jan. 49,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

The Elk Mountain house has closed
for the winter.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Nellie Mclaughlin is making short
visit In town.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06
DR.. M. w. BAXTER
REFRACTlONIST.

Regular trips to Crested Butte
on the 9th. and 10th. of each
month.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go to Applegates for all kinds of no
tions. Best grade in everything.
Special sale on wooden dress goods
during the month OF January. at Apple.
gates.
Fleishers yarn at Applegate's. You
know what this brand is-it needs nc
recommendation.
Special line Of kid gloves, at Apple.
gates. You can't fail to be- suited. We
| At you before you leave the store.
For Sale.
All my household goods for sale for
cash, at once.
Mrs. ANNIE LLOYD.
have the following houses for sale.
One six room house.
One seven room house.
Two four room houses.
Two three room houses.
One two room house.
G. w. THOMPSON.
There is but one SOCIALIST paper
published in Gunnison county-THE
VULCAN TIMES. Popular price
Ono Dollar a year. Address, Times
Vulcan, Colo.
Keep Pushing.
The changes of time make it necessa-
ry to keep pushing for the newest and
best. We are always at it in the inter
est Of our patrons. No old things per-
mitted here. We insist on the newest
and best and that's why we feel we can
please you. APPLEGATE's
wANrED-FAITHrUL PERSON TO TRAVEL
for we'll established house in few coun-
tics, calling on retail merchants and
agents. Local territory. Salary s1O24
year and expenses, payable 1870 week
in cash and expenses advanced. Position
permanent. Business successful and
rushing. Standard House, 334 Dear
born st. Chicago.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06
SCHOOL NOTES.

School column edited by HArrY
DECKER, NELLY DECKER,
and ETHEL BENSON.
Wanted-A man. Apply tenth grade.
Object matrimony.
Hatty Decker has again entered
school after an absence OF six weeks.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

We are not allowed to dance any more,
not even to keep warm, as some outsider
has strongly objected to it.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06
TUESDAY, JAN. 8, 1908.
Local News.

S. c. Robinson returned from Denver
today.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

The principle question in school is,
What did you get for Chrismass"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Spectacles accurately fitted.
Headaches cured.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Go to Applegates for all kinds of no
tions. Best grade in everything.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-01-06

Special sale on wooden dress good
during the month OF January, at Apple
gates.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17

Sir Thomas will not eat his dinners
and depart more experienced man
than ever before. Three experiences
IT. cup racing may satisfy him. Stnl
New York is a pleasant city in many
Ways and another yacht would be an
excuse for visiting again the noble har-
bor'-Rochester Democrat and Chron-
iCle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17

First Fisherman-"That man Smith
always takes home a string of fish; |
wonder what kind OF bait he uses. "
Second Fisherman-"Based on the
small change he takes with him, I
imagine he uses dough bait"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
Troubles In Spreckels Family
Much Regretted By Friends

Jun 'N''NO iO"h i"ih oayh Va
the suit of Mrs. Watson against her
father. Clans spreckels.
II has been said that the wbirlisig Of
time removes preiudice and nassions
Perhaps Il does. but not when they
are as deep-rooted AS those that ara
responsible for the stern and ,rhcom-
promising attitude of Claus spreckels
toward those members of his family
who had the temerity to ignore bis
mandates. There is something remin-
iscent of the harshness of parental rule
that nrevaiIod in medioevoI ,i,es In
the conduct of Clans spreckeIs towards
those members of his family who have
incurred what appears TO be his irre-
concilable displeasure II never occurs
TO the picturesque and subIimely stub
born old gentleman that in his tits
with his offspring he is encountering
Qualities so like his own that he must
have been responsible for them Ue
has the courage Of his convictions
more strongly developed than any
other man I'm San Francisco He IL n
most .enacious enemv. but no 10 aIso
q noble and self-sacrifcine friend linz
fortunately his most hitter preiudices
have been directed against his NUN
children. and as n consequence tina
family skeleton has heen fraouentIv
dangled in the light NJ dav Ana ow-
ing TO the nrominence and wealth n,
the family. and the important mart n
CITY and state IT'S lars ana oruntione
have eycited moro nuh,ic interos, ,bon
Is usuaIIv caused hy n douos,io coon,
dal
The snectacIc os family dividod
against itself is oIwovs n nathetic ono
and. when tho leading mombers NJ euch
q family have ondoared themselves IA
& community bv ronoatod ao,s -, con,
erositv. and nv many evidences NJ ciyio
pride tbaro ia oIwoy. n, o,rros, ha,,o
that harmony viii como day no 70
stored Rut tho nossibiIi,y ~ , rooor
ciliation between Clans SpreckeIe and
his rspudiated children annoors 70 IVA
more remote everv doy Tbo Io,os,
reminder that tho eros -, ,ho ,o,oiI,
discord arc stiI burning oon,os Il, =
disnatcb from uonolrI, ooroorrin,, ,,,r
suit instituted Ia, Me- .rLor,a, Nv.
son only daughter ~ Claus SnrocroIs
against her father for tho rocoyor,, q,
n block or uonoIuIr nrorort,, voIrod
at four hundred thorsond dollars
Shortly after bor MARRIAGE Nrs W..
son conveyed In nor father tho mon.
ortv which bo had giyor IN har NJ,
supposition was that sbo tool THE no.
ton at the instieotion or hor husband
II having boen said that ho married bo,
for her money Iater nm che cborgod
her mind and suod for tic rocoyor,, an
the technical ground that tho dood uoa
invalid because II did NOT boar hor hus.
bands signature
Now comes the most startling NJ nj,
the UNPLEASANT features of tho bittor
controversy The only wav thar Snrecl.
els's attorney can defeat tbe suit is n
show that Mrs Watson had no bus-
band at the time she executed that
deed. and so they oIlepe that Mr. and
Mrs. Watson are not man and wife
that Mr.. Watson was never IegolI,, al,
vorced from his first wIfc and that
consequently the marriage with Mics
Spreckels is void The gravity n, tbie
,harga is n,n,,o,. 4. l. -. 4,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17

Hardware
Company,
g. FORT STREET.

JUST RECEIVED 49, A Full
Assortment of Fishing Nets,
Netting Twine, Harness, Sad
die and Latigo Leather, Rubber
and Cotton Hose, Horse Shoes
and Horse Shoe Nails, Paints,
Oils and Varnishes, Brushes OF
all kinds, Packing, Betting, all
Sizes, Engineers and Plumbers
Supplies.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17

"Appalachia." Issued by the Appala-
chan Mountain Club. Houghton,
Mifflin q Co. Occasional.
This number contains several well IL
Illustrated papers on mountain climbing:
Behind the Asulkan and Donkin
Passes," by A. o. Wheeler; Mount
whitney, California" by VIM. Hallock;
Among the Highest Canadian Rock
les" by Jas, outram; Physiology and
Hygiene of Climbing" by DR.. Il. C.
Larrabee and minor articles.
T. y i.
All communications books and per-
iodicals for this department should be
sent to the Bulletin Bookman," p. o.
Box No. 4. Koloa, Kauai, II. T.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-10-17
Books, Bookish People and Things
We get no good by being ungenerous o a book.
Z. B. Browning.

THE Penalties OF Taste and Other Es-
says" BY Norman Bridge, NJ. D.
5X72i ins. Clio Herbert S. Stone
& Co, Chicago. sl.2j. From tho
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Bans RopperoahI 900.

Sans 5. 9%opperSobI, Higher al
Surge "Hoitcn", Os0e Spnoag Iiteu
al. 6.efter / lang GiS at bare IiNt al
Sen irD0teIigc Spgoom aruit / Sal.
fen.
If0G0e por fe0t / Sogn, Ior1e. Tor
43 Ior Iiocu, men fom bertiI Qonife
ltn5 mcO inc 6orpIOrc. Der Hog iig
NED / @oo0buc 60, Qinn. Otter at
haDe frcfucntcrct GommonifpIen. in0.
miIotcS han oe0 2utber Goacge De.
corub / ocn Senii8t at iht6cre til
BRET. "a ban hapbe graoucret ira
&utber College, Ihtocreoe BAN / 70 Iar
oeO German lutheran SbcoIogicaG
Seimnorp ! Ct. 9oui8, men moatte ef.
fer 10 Mars 6orIeb opgtpc Sht0crin.
Gerne, "a ban manlleoe Eet9e. &C.
mere bar Wfr. aoppcrOobl Superinten.
ocnt Of ShooIS / WcSenrp Gountp /
10 Ecrminer, 6or 9 Anr iioen lint.
te0c han til Sarge o. uOgnp, iamrnen
mco Gronitor fra @appiue, 9IpSet
"2onSmmNcn", Ser Soa mart cit inS,
hporeiter IfNsSe ooCrtoa ltogioeErr
Al Sarge "Eoiten", iom bans Soigcr.
iaoer, Z. g.. RorgaorS, bap0e itartet.
8opperhaN bar orret gilt to 8an.
9e. % baooe meo jim isrIte Suitrli en-
Ssu, Tom M err noreu. fSor Il gar
ii0cr aiiteSe ban fig neS Z. 2. 9or.
8aar0S GlOitc Cater, Snge6org Ia.
RE, Der bar ifiUnfct bam 6 Bern. al
bDilfe 0oa tlln 3 IeOer. Oct qIGIte
Barn cr II, Set pnaite 6 anr gom.
melt. GiSs0e eiterIaoer 6amilicu I
meset imaa Saar, o. Fan par life
liOsforitfret. 9~earaUclien forcaaar
Sn50na giterriSNoa ira Siemmet,
1921 Ace apenuc HurN.
/. SanuiSt ri peS, oil Mrs. Hopper.
SIbI fortiGtte ll0gipeIien al Soften,
% &c a%bounenter, Ser ifpIScr for 9Ia.
Set, bsr otie benoe i'm Spmpatbi oeS
at bctatc op. C"StatStiSenoe".)
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
6iftine / Sfoletieen.

8onios bar / RegeIen 1000 Qprcr.
tnber / fine Commentator, % / Sc.
upIig ofiIuttebe SFoIeaar bar NANCE
al 6em femme til at site fig. 1cr.
IoneIiesti0er bro1te 6oritprreIic / llE.
6erpisntnger, % belle Starcr al Dem
hoppe6e ira 9atbeOret op i 9ruoeier.
gen, iaa @ernene iao ioien oIcne. 6or
at forebpg8e, at iooOont ifnI giertoge
iig / 5remtiben bar StatSiuoerinten.
bent Iopboff ionet fIere al SfoIe0;.
r~,ftionerue til at icrbpoe 2prcre O,
2PrerinSer at 8ifte iig. meocn$ oe
itnar / 8Prninger. @iI nogen ian
en- Boit / SfoIen, moa 6e hcreitcr iii.
berifrioe en- 9ortrott, icm binoer Sem.
&c urge 2Prerinber proteIterer mos
6enne 6orboIbsregeI, % mon ipoay,
at aauias|S foIerue ira M al biI blice
fpISte me6 gomIe @ebermecr, ION in,
gen bill ba.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Mel: oe %Rornpriier,

Observation-Disclosures / @aib.
ington bar netop u6gipet en- Bulletin.
bUori BET fortpaeS, at man / &uSIan0
% Spitlon0 fsrer en- intereSiunt Dis.
fltsiion ON Briierne pna Ore! o.
aorn. Statiitiife Spgoper piier, at
WfeIpriiernc / gobe 9Inr iuI6er n:re
emo &ornpriierne. 8ruu6en 0ertil
iiaes at bGre. at bct oItib er o~anifeIi.
Gere at orbepore ct SperifuS al NeI
enc al &orn. Tna Sen onbcn SiSe
bar Oct bit fig, at MeIpriien tiger
mere emo aornpriien, ronr Soften or
ifral. Won funbe ipnes, at Sc TO al,
tiA mootte hoIhe Sfriot meS binan.
BEN. boStorret 10 let fan ~foroanbleS Il;
Vtel. Meu SpforOringcn til at mnIl
cr life oltio Iiae itor. gr Ser ll6Iigt
til, at Gornet pil itiQe, unNIoSer man
at male Set. forbi TRANSPORTER CT
Rorr err Iettere % minOre reiifobcI
emo al Mel. aorn fan o9Ioo be6ee
beooreS / SpIo8Sbuie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
Smaaplnf.

Sra Gi0e / Sar00nger ~ifrtper Com
Sauqie til fin Ben Smut Sbompion /
Secornb, at Sllriittrafifen Der err me-
get itor iaar. I'll buer DAG tommer
10 q ire 0ampifIbe. o. Oe fleite brin'
ger Surtiter. 20 enQelife Sllriitiftbe
par nIere0e anfonne. bporaf oct enc
bragte 14O % oct unoct $50 &eiienoe.
elsie tog til 8osieuangen meO 9eite'
ifpOs og Oerfra til Bergen me0 Sern'
bane. Oct tog benboIOSoiS 70 % So
Seite % aiGrrer til at ifp0ie Be Hei'
ien0e. Gen fier0e Sllli fcireOc
jeg peO at belle nit anerifanIfe 6Iag,
iamt ipiie 6ielosrrCt % 6riffe TO % ct
ballot @Ias Sar0angereI, ifriper
Saugie.
.. %. SoIm, Ser er lite Sice.
9rGIiOent for set u%oroocitIige ifar0i'
nauiife Sangerforbuno, par iom "9it.
reH" SeprGieniunt / 2pr6ugs titite0e
Oeo 6or6unOetS 0elegatmeoe, ser al.
hol6tcs / minneapolis. Gn bel Del
Sorretuinger bleo beisrget ue6 bette
MeOe. 6orilag til npe 2ope bIeo peO.
tooet og forifieIli9e grrangementer
giort for SanBerfeiten / 8ron0 SORTS
ruite aor. st 6oriIae ON at ioron.
ore 6orbun0ets Napn ira "ifan0i.
naoif" til "norf" bIep forfoItet.
Tr, SoIm fom biem / Wonoo8s.
- q. u. Bid tie6te i OnSoaQS
gpggetomt / 8orf aoOitior / Nprbe
Den al. boor 9t0re % SitaO bar line
Suie % ngter I'll @noren eIIrr maaItc
fsr at bp0ge fig ct mt Stem.
- Mrs. 2arien % 0trs. Sem.
min9iou ira Chicago piI ti~Ibrin9e en-
Gel al Sommeren hos 6. 80. Sunne8
berai 8pert.
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uereien / Stnmarfen.

5 am~erifonife 9labe fin6er ri e:
GAR "3eIegrnmmer" iii ON Gemon.
it~rotionerne i 6inmarfen. Sc gaar
uPientIia / inmme Our, Tom &c TO
"SeIearammer", ri giengao / ipr.
rige Rr. at Soften. s oct enc. 81.
teret ai6benbopn. beoer set blanot
onbet, at cen Smitrnbigfp0, at 6olf
Oeroppe le9er me6 Sulfen ON at isge
Stette al &uslano, oniees al banifG
8olitifere for pberit foruroligenoe, oa
10 RuSIono lpnge bar oPret miStGnft
Tor at rette gribifa @Iiffe moo SCI
uor0Iige Norgc meb BETS isiric SAP,
ne. Gemonitraticrerre / Sinmarfcn
%for6smme8 / iterfc llotrpf al Sen Ban!
tie BreSIc, ser opforbrer RorQe iii at
Qribc til froftigc 1orboIo®ler Tor
at flre Dem, ga 6ette er | belle Stan.
%binaoicns Snteesie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
q. l6O NIcres / Iouner
SiliaIGs.

TiliaIGs. - l60 NcreS / Conner
x Go, u. g. 8 aRil ira Sernbare %
Iarteb. upmGrtet Soro5uno. soos Sp'
LAMB, 55 gcres mbiaaet. Sbantp % COB
S,nlo. 9rs $1,000 $7o0 iontant Of $500
paa Stliaar. sHrcpeo NO or SaHoet rrro
50 roo 5Irip III 3. q. care pf "2eme.
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Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31

mcS forte MteIlenrrm, cg ale fogfe
oct idlnmc. "aa," IA en-. "ignnr fomt
ieg til at IGgpe en- Sopereign (5-
9onnritpffe) poo SoIIerfeirr. Oct
ifeSe neS en- rcn SciItaeeIie, % ieg
bar ilet life RanS til at ofre ioa me.
get. San leg faa Sen igien?" -
"SoaS?" ipareoe greIten, De er Den
femte. iom t0ag er fonrneit til mig
meS iamme Srap; men airfeDergen
bar netop i~ortnIt mig, at Den torment.
lice Sopercigu INN er en- for8plot
Shilling" (Goarter).
s Chicago ofreSe en- Sposer al
BreIten Ell faIif SslpboIlar Suleoas.
airtepGrsen tog Sen % bIeo fpit Oen
poa en- gauife liitis Waaoe, JON Der
life fan iort9lles.
S 9unmarf bap0e en- meget popii.
Ipr 8reit faaet en- Ssr, og De giiIoe-
ite Bomber | Sognet beilutteoe at for-
GRE bam eli Ssn0e Bin til 9arielgil.
BET. @inen ifulSe tiIpeiebringes paa
6en RaaOe, of bper al Dem Hog en-
EIoife op | en- Eenbe, iom fisrtcs ON.
firing. Set SIR ga life ruget, ON ieg
beIoer 8nn0 op l." tpnfte en-, iont
life par fri for at bore fist gierris.
Set bill foriOin0e | Rasien." Ssn.
SEN blep fuIO, % 8reiten inSbso alle
@ioerne til @arielgiloet. "a ban MI
tnppeNc en- aauOe al Ssnoen % ifitlOe
ifienfe 8oIfclte, bite Oct fig, of set bar
oct flare 8onS, ban bop0e fat. Som
Ben enc tGrtfte, babe De ale tpnft.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
unoerliee Ofrtneer.

) en- bis airfe / 9ou0on optoges
&oaefteu efter 9uOsiieneiten / imuft
bro0erebe Roier; men Set ptite fla, al
man ofte fit gaHlIe Snapper eQer for.
terfeSe GbofoIaSeitpfter / STer. Oct
bIep 6erfor beiIuttet, at man ior
6remtiOen ifitlSe brll9e RetaIto0erfe,
ner til al optage aoaeften /. Zen fsr.
ite SGnOag in0fom oct ie0oanIiae an.
tal aobbermpnter; men in6e ibIanSt
Dem laa ct Dtuntipffe, iom peO Jim
SLAMS uom9rteoe fla frenfor 0e 80
rise. Rnnoag Rorgen fit greIter
8eisg al ct itsrre gntal TenigbeSs'
Iernmer eno aIminSeIist-. De fom
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-31
On DiIofarelie.

let bar ben bersmte tpife Rrofess
ior HuOoIf girdoius uosoelige Scr.
tieneite, at ban pi~oenifabelig bepiite,
at Sip fun foniner al SiD, % at Den
bsbe Mnterie life fan bIire Mooer til
roget, JON Ieper. Zen life minOre be.
rsnfe 5ranifmano 2puis Baitenr fom
40 et altben Sci til iamTe Reinltat.
Man ifulbe M meme, at ben gamle
8~ilbfarelIe, at 2io giennem femilfe
grocesier fan opitaa al bsoe cling, bar
iloaet libel; men bet bier lie, at en-
"pioenifabeIig" Snertro er lieeiaa
ieiglipet JON Ell foltelig Ditto, iaa Der
enSni 9ioes Mpno, iom iorisger nj
ffabe 2ip al bpoo Der er Osbt. 2ige.
iom Der err mefaniife "Granfs", Jon
orbefber poa GpiebeosuaIfiner, iaa'
leoes er Der ogiaa, napulis inoen 9a.
geitanben, naturfiloioiiIfe "Sfruer"
iom piI frembringe 2ip al Oct Iiplsis.
On iaaoan "Sfrue" bar 8pen gnber.
ion, SnS., / en- bis Or. 2ittlefielo, Der
paaitaar, at ban fan ifabe 2iD al en-
femiIf 9lonbing, beitaaenbe al 1 llnfe
8%isffeniaIt, 6 timer rent 8anb, G
liner alfobol % 2 liner gaua ain.
monia. Roar bisie cling rpites liant
men I ct @lasrsr, fremitaar Suiinosr
al atomer eler Ieoenoe Subitaniec.
3e bill gierne ba Wab, flyer Den
l9r6e 9oftor; men oct ~beorsoelige
oeO Gem er, at be life fan iorplantc
Iia. SnoleoeS itaar man foran bcn
Muligbeo, at 8r. 2ittlefielbs leoenSe
altnitprooufter oil gaa bort meb BAN
ielp.