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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03

II y me vereis aparecer en- medic
Il de vosotros algunos minatoS des.
II pu6s. En- case contrario. -.
Il La del domino pareci6 vscilar.
Il -Os escucho, sefiora, dijo Ell Sc.
Il nor de Neubourg
II EN- case contrario, af1adio ella.
echsr6is ell manuscrito al fuego y
i os hareis recfprocamente el jura-
Il mento de no revelar nunca NADIA
de 10 que hay&is lefdo.
-Os 10 juro anticipadsmeute
Il por mis- amigos y por mf.
H -Os creo. 7 ahora odi6s -. 6
hasta In vista.
La del domino ofreci6 al baron
Gontran de Neubourg una mano
pequef1a primorosamente enguaD-
tads de blanco. y 90 esauiv6 y de.
saparacf0 entire Ia multitud.
Entonces Gontran Sc march6 en-
,, busca de sus tres amigos.
Encontr6 al vizconde Arturo de
Cheneviere en- el salon iunto A In
orquesta, v al marques de Verne
lord Blakstone en- IN palco del
centric.
oASSs iC0 ulIus % uS u6QO
cita aqui para invitaros a cenar.
-iSingular ideal murmur6 ell
marques.
Excelente. afladi6 ell ingles.
q1e era IN tanto sensual.
Algunas horas despues los cuatro
amigos estaban sentados & Ia mesa.
Gontran les decfa otra vez.
Ssh1res. Os df cita en- In Opera
para convidaros & cenar. os con-
vloe para leerOs este manuscrito.
K G0ntran saco del bolsillo ell
rollo de papel Que le hahfa entire
gado In del domino I'm momento
antes.
- Senores, continue dicfendo.
hsce dos dfas nos queiabamos amar-
gamente de viNr IN siglo prosaioo
On que los paladines de la Mesa
hedonda hubieran tenido que cru
zarse de brazos.
-Es verdad, murmur6 B.aks~
-Pues bien, cuando nos hays.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-09-03
HOTEL oL11Ml1i-Po
@ANTURCE

"A 1B MNUTOs DH SAN JUAN
III mejor hotel On este climS.
EepI6ndida ventilaci6n. Parque,
tardines y Kiosco q In inglesa.
KxceIente servicio de carrua5es:
PrecioB moderados. So hacen re-
dueciones para familias. Alum.
hrado el6ctrico moderno.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
Auspicious Beginning.

The announcement Saturday that
yesterday would begin the revival
meetings was the signal for well at.
tended services at the Presbyterian
church. The evangelist. Rev. r. A.
Walton, ID. D., was in charge of the
three meetings of the day, and preach.
ed strong gospel truth. He is highly
gratified at the preparations made.
and feels that the work will go for.
ward most satisfactorily. The sing
ing was charming feature of the
services. The chorus is doing splen-
did work under an efficient leadership.
The evangelist announced meeting
for every afternoon and evening this
week, Saturday excepted The former
at 3 O'Clock and the latter at 7:30.
These services will mean great up
lift to all attending, and the invita-.
tion to participate and attend is to
all our citizens.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
NO SETTLEMENT.
Primrose Strike Still Keeps Out
Two Hundred Men.

Trinidad. Colo, March .9-An i'm
portant conference, having for its OBJ.
ject the settlement of the Primrose
coal strike, was held here last night
and lasted until an early hour this
morning. L. b. Morris and W. g..
Miller. both heavy stock holders in the
Primrose Coal company, represented
the operators, while President Howells
and District Organizer John Gehr,
of the United Mine Workers of Anne
rica, represented the strikers.
No solution of the trouble was
reached and settlement which affects
some 200 men is now practically as
far off as before. Nothing has been
heard from President John Mitchell
in reply to telegram sent him Fri
day night by the company, asking for
a full investigation OF the trouble
which exists there.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
The Florence Oil Fields.

The Florence oil district has es.
tabiished record that will be hard
for any other district in the west to
equal, let alone break The qualities
of the oil produced in this field is To-,
we'll known to require any comment
says the Mining News The fact
that it is equal to the very best petro.
leum produced in Pennsylvania cis-
tricts is sufficient without any further
comment. But it is not often that
it happens that three big producing
wells are brought in during the same
week, and In this instance each we'll
Is located in entirely different disec-
tions and each is widey separated from
the other.
As the days roll by the oil belt--if
snch 1t may be called is proven to
extend beyond the limits of the preced-
ing month, and even the most uncred-
nlous are beginning to admit their
mistake as to the extepsiveness of the
field. The bringing in of the well
near Chandler, miles south of Flor
ence, is the best proof that the belt
extends in that direction, and is con-
elusive evidence of the correctness of
the claims made by many geologists
and engineers the oil zone
would be found, and the oil would be
in large quantities, further 10 the
sonth and southeast than in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the town of Flor
ence The Mining Investor.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
Something Good.

'The Denver Chainmade Trio, -
under the auspices of the Womaa s
club March 24th. Please bear in
worth hearing and the proceeds are to
be given over to the Free Reading
room. to help get new books. The
Woman's club kindly asks the help of
every body interested in a good cause.
The place will be given on; later
Tuesday evening, March "a
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
OF LOUIS LoBAcH.
M. E. Church Crowded to Its Full
Capacity.

The funeral of Louis Lobach was
held in the NJ e. church yesterday
afternoon, the services being con.
Quoted by DR.. S. H. Kirkbride, assist
ed by Rev. Houseman of the Presby-
terian church. Rev. Radford of the
Christian church and Rev. Kruger of
the Methodist church 1t was the
largest gathering ever seen at fun
eral in this city, fully one thousand
people securing entrance to the church
The music was furnished by Prof.
Hitler, Mrs. Howells and Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. W. Roberts, among the best
singers of the city. choir from
the girls Of the high school rendered
a selection. The pail bearers were
also from members of the high school.
The casket was covered with bower
of beautiful flowers contributed by
loving and sympathizing friends. A
large procession followed the remains
to the cemetery.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

Colorado Springs. March 9--The
most important development in the
strike situation since it threatened to
spread TO the Cripple Creek district
was the decision reported last night to
postpone any action on the part of the
Western Federation of Miners.
Citizens of tie Cripple Greek dis
trict. last night, appealed to the exc
cutive committee of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners to take DO action to-
day relative to the ultimatum issued
to the mine owners, but to postpone
the matter one week. By that time
it is hoped by the citizens of Cripple
Greek, whose speeches at the mass
meeting showed they deplore the pos
sibility of general shutdown in the
district, that something definite may
be arrived at. Resolutions passed at
the meeting have already been for
warded to the governor.
The situation at Colorado City is
unchanged beyond the notice served
upon the governor by William d.
Haywood, secretary treasurer of the
Western Federation of Miners, that
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
A Simple Llfe-savsr.

II is not generally known that when
person falls into the water a com
mon felt hat may be used as a life
preseryer, and by placing the hat
upon the water. rim down. with the
arm round II. pressing 1t slightly 70
the breast. 1t will bear 4 nan up for
hours.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
Vast Extent Of the Seas.

II has been computed by geographers
that II the sea were emptied OF Its
wstar and ALL the rivers of the earth
were to pour their present floods into
the vacant space. allowing nothing for
evaporation. 40 .0o0 years would be re
quired to bring the water OF the ocean
up to its present level
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

Five hundred ponies that were tax
en- up by ID. E. Neweomb, humane
agent at La Jara, in the San Luis val :
ley, will be auctioned March H.. The
animals were wandering about with
out sufficient food or water and were
taken in charge by the agent of the
state board to prevent them from dy-
ing from starvation. One lot was
sold some time ago. The agent will
act AS auctioneer in disposing of tins
large number to persons who are able
to care for the ANIMALS properly
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
Died.

At his residence in Coal Greek, Satur-
day March 7th. 1908. David d. Jones,
aged about 80 years.
Deceased leaves a wife and several
daughters to mourn his loss.
Mr.. Jones was miner, and an old
time resident of Coal Greek, where he
was highly esteemed by all who knew
him.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
A Diamond FancIsr.

George l.. Snow Of Salt Lake City
who has boon making trouble for
Bat Masterson and other gamblers,
is big man and he runs much to
diamonds. Attached to his watch
chain he carries huge charm with
the letter -" in sparkling gems In
his necktie he carries stone Of vast
size and from his fingers CLEAN more
diamonds of great size and brilliancy.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

8. &. Kelso is today moving Ills
stock into the big department store.
New goods. ordered by Mr.. Ramsay
who is in the east, are beginning to
arrive and with the carpenters and
decorators at work the big store is
just now a very busy place.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
Overheard in Hooppole Township

Book Agent Uncle, I'd like to sell
you new encyclopaedia.
Uncle Swayback - Wa-al, young
feller, I'd like ter have one, but I'm
afraid I'm too old to ride the blamed
thing Judge.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
Honor aIu.n 10 Autbor

Emory college at Oxford, Ca, at its
commencement bestowed the honor
ary degree OF Doctor OF Literature
upon Joel Chandler Harris, author OF
"Cncle Remus." 1t was the first time
nmory college had bestowed this de
gree and 1t was the only honorary de
gree conferred by the college At this
commencement.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
Meanwhile Action in Regard to UI
timatum to Miners Goes Over
One Week----LegisIature
Adopts Resolutions.

the federation would hold the COVER
nor personally responsible should any
injury be visited upon the members
of the millmen's union by the mill
tary. In view of tapped wires, and
the attitude of the strike leaders
extra precautions have been taken at
Camp Peabody. Brigadier General
Chase left last night for Denver
Charles Mover, president of the
miners. left Cripple Greek this morn
ing at O'Clock and went direct to
Denver, where he will meet with ad-
visers aud officers of the federation.
The meeting of the district unions
tonight will probably bring the mat
ter to focus.
Colorado Springs, March 9-Notice
has been served upon Governor Pea
body by the Western Federation of
Miners that if injury should come to
members of the Millmen's union of
Colorado City, he will be held per
sonally responsible.
William d. Haywood. secretary
treasurer of the Western Federation of
Miners. as result of the conference
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
For Young Men.

fon don't write home every month
but your parents and relatives are al
ways too glad to get the news from
the neighborbood in which you re-
side. Sendthem the Weekly Tribune
for six months or a year. II
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

w. J. Daniels received large
photograph this morning showing
the result of one days shooting on
Kings river, California. by Besley
LIE Fever, w. f. venard and George
Rnddick, all former Florence men.
sixty-one ducks were. ,.bsgged as shown
in the picture.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

The best biologists in the state all
agree that the San Luis valley is a
natural oil basin. Buy stock i'll the
Conejos County Oil company. They
are going right after it, 2tf
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

Prof Van went to Canon this after
room to play the piano at the opera
house tonight for Carpenters "Resur-
rection.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
STRIKE IS POSTPONED !!

of President Meyer with executive
officers of the Federation in Denver,
called up Governor Peabody on the
telephone and asked if martial law
had been established at Colorado City
1T has not, replied the governor
In that case them" answered the
secretary, I'VE will hold you person
ally responsible should injury come to
our pickets. +"
Nothing developed yesterday at
Colorado City. There were groups of
mills but they appeared to be ON
pleasure bent, taking Sunday recrea-
ton. The piokets carried no weapons
and made no attempt to stop or ques-
tion the mill employees.
Denver, March 9-The dispute at
Colorado City is to be left to the state
board of arbitration if both sides to
the controversy agree to it. Two re-
solutions on the subject were introduce
ed in the Legislature this morning
The first provided for legislative
committee consisting of three MEM
bers of the house and two of the senate
to la ba la
aside however for second resolution
by Breckenridge, calling upon both
sides TO lay the matter before the state
board of arbitration This resolution
was adopted. An effort will be made
this afternoon to get the mill owners
and the miners to submit the case to
this board. The chances are however
that the mill owners will not agree to
this as they claim there is nothing to
arbitrste Mr.. MacNeill insists that
he is having no trouble with his EN-.
ployes, and therefore he has no need
of an arbitration board.
Adjntant General Gardiner returned
from Colorado Springs this morning
and reported to the governor. After
ward the governor officially stated that
the troops would not be withdrawn
until Sheriff Gilbert felt able to
handle the proposition.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

Commencing March 9Th the Santa
Fe will place on sale colonist tickets
to California points at s25 90 A. G
Palmer. Agent tt
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

The Conejos County Oil company
has some very fattering prospects.
Buy stock NOW. 2tf
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

Old papers AT this Office for 20
cents per hundred Just the thing
for putting under carpets II
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09
A ~ Cash ~ Present

Wouldn't you allow to make you present ofS4l
In cash? That is virtually what do when
sell you SIS suit or Ocoat at S1085 "
AIS is WORTH SAVING. THINK SO {? =
The daily tribune., 1903-03-09

Tribune want ads bring results.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
SOganmclSelie.
San itreret &eiiebaanobos pper @alSres
% Saub al u. Sb. @inbiugitaS.

Genne BOG CT paa 176 Siber, meo
Start. er bel oGr0 iiu EriS for enbper, iom
e. mterealcret / alt, Der nngaar BET gamIe
Snno, % nGrmeir Ia for 8aloerIerne.
2e IlpLl8e % tpItte 8e~ifripeIier al gtat1r
% Bottellp | Def G8te norite. oatre BAL
0cra % al 8ltcrue bio ira Nrlitiunta.
8tpcr &O8cn iGr0clc0 WGro iom ct ma
ttonaIt &iNtoc al 2anb % Sof. Gnbpcr.
ncl pnitcr at fe8c llopItIiugeu bcrbiems
me, ~ oil oauut ll0 % beboIbe ct tro
8tIicoc al H,p2t InrclIcm Be noritc Ticloe,
ber IWlc @~ulaW3ituon BOG. Wcu pjl
no8cN hcro0cr bcieGe tit gurye 0ltm, set
ban for,oO fox mouae anr iiocr. cucr
er'icr uoQCu II ot Un8rc at Ic. bppr hans
Sabre bQcoc ~ bUIcot, iaa u1uu DC ierit
'cr' tdt'e itQ &o0cn Zen CT, iOm en-, Der
bc'altt %n.ora l'IOy Uotrpt!er Iig. mage
Ic2 ~ mwAcNr.N for Den Heiirnoc ! BAL
ocrs. Scr q ierlt en- Tor! @rfrioclie
n Nri)t'1ri1 "a CmCQn. meo 0otcQer.
S~1ory>:Q6c1>r oip. Ccreiter beIfrlpcS
tItrc '2rltIsllGt Nuttr til oa i8Ieuncm
&1.acr&, mto 8citr,peiie al @daroc, Sd
uatorjer, Barrier. Nirtcr Uip., fra Den
enc Gnhc ii. zen anoen At Sen bIot un~
itrattc 2nnN@Nt!. Get CT Wuu.i8t CIT
tolt 1mntIoc.ic cuoN 1t nrpuc be rig
'G1jtc sung / &olcu Ntr CT uriten cit
: @crfLoo If @l1eN,r, men ucppc ct cneItc
nj H,2it hmnt igor5. Gulct ion iutcrt3
iDu INN uclct mNct %oQcn er Sen
%RrUAol nf IDcrtjsicmcntcr, boiItc BIZ
nraa1r mcatI til at que en 4meritancr
Stt toru@cI'Rc In0trbt, ban ioar oeN at
aIcnnrmluit &oReu. Eroos tit ri9c 9nos
bc,N Ct @oacn life itHrrc, cuc at oen fan
aur,s i Trattclommcu. tattet barre Der
Qllrt, frjttc zproa, 5pjltct zen CT itrce
net @oaen anbcfnlts til ale @orSs
unrUo. men irrllg iii benz, Ser truter
! ia Ill at beiegc @aIhersboBoerne, %
oisil er forbonbenrIia mango,
p~srisbn9etn8,
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
8jcroeitDlperue gjsr lpngere Sic,

W. ~ ~
neite, oeriom man pper liot Smtan.
fe, ioet man letter Dem. ut Soroen
bsr tampeS gobt til, efter boert ionl
Den fplbeS tiIbaee / Suaet, peo oiit
ale, og Be fleite ier bel osiaa til, at
bette blir oiort. Oilers fommer life
Stolpen til at itaa iiffert oe itsbt.
Meit Der er en- anbeu 5ing at iagt.
tage / benne 6%orbinoelie, pg oct er,
at beriom Der fanbtes en- Del Ser.
iorb / 9uaet, bsr benne ipares til
alleriibit, naar man fpIber SuQet til
igien. Der er mango, iom life bar
gie for bette, men set er al 9etpos
ming, Iaaiom 2eriorber life bar iaa
let for at giennemtr9nges al 8anb.
9eriom mani oltiao ipurer Den til
oIlerii0it % BERTH enonu gisr itg
SLID ior at Ipgge ben / en libeu Sors
bsining omfrina Stolpen poa ale
4anter % tanlpe Den pei til, iaa tie.
ner Den Iom ct Slags Gag oper Sui.
let. SeIo ON Der faIoer meeet 8een,
blir BET ba tibet al geber, iom tren.
ger neo / Sullet, Stolpen blir altiaa
itaoenbe iaa at iige t tor Sorb, og bet
flyer Jig ielp, at ben life raabner iaa
fort, iom eaers 9tlf9loet piIoe bore.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Min Wnabe at bnrfe 9nteter boz

min Waabe at bnrfe Gpteter paa,
flyer 6. 9. g.. / "8ratrie 6armer, "
er at pIeie @runben iaa ttolig ON
&aoren, iom BET gaar an, % fra 6
til I CONNER bpbt, berpaa barrier
ieg, iuotil @rurNcn er | goo Stano
% ale aIumper fnuite. ina pIsisr
ieg lQien s til 10 Sommer bpbt %
BARRIER Ell Sang til, ian at Der fife
finbeS anoet emo fin Mtulb. Reb en-
Jingle ibopeI" .Blog marfer leg 3
500 poa bier SAINT, 6 Sonmer bpbt.
Boteterne ifi9res til er Gie, % ser
pIonte& 8 Stpffer / bpert 6ltt. go.
teternc Spffes til peb at gou 8run'
ben oper meo en- "2.boric cuIttoator"
iaa at Sc fommer til al Iigge omtrent
8 Sommer unoer Sperflaoen. Sao.
mart Sc ierIte Spiier oiier ii8, eaar
ieg Stnffet oner en- Sang iii meb
iommc Gultipator % bebpffer benz
meo cuonu ct Gag Rulo omfriug 3
Sommcr tpft. 8ette gisr set al meb
ben Smlle llgrps, iom fan bdue be,
opnot at ipire. Raor Boteterne ioa
er bel oppe, iaa at Raberne tpoelig
fan ices, plsier iee Stpffet poofrpbs
% pootpers / Oct minoIte en- Gang
ON llQen. gliper bette f~ertiat, ino'
til EInntcrne begpnoer at bIcmitre,
fan ieg prre temmeIig trpg paa al
ioa en- cos apling uafre 8oteter.
beriom ieg bar plontet / rig Serb,
Der fan bore benz, inm tror, Del
life Icnncr iis at plsie 8runhen IL
@nnge; men lao ianbanne iorisgt
% iaa ie, hporoau llbfalSet bin. Ser
er iutet. iom fan boise goSt. naar
@rwnOen ior Ell itor Del beitnar a
baarbe alumper.
Spoo SIaaet areaor. iaa planter
ieg fun "garlp Ohio. "earlp Der.
mont" % "garIp Hoie". &ar iee
noaef al oisie, ialoer Oct mig lift
iuO at ifaife mig andre Slags. Gene
8oteter beietter ieg mig life meo
men planter iaa tiolig ON Barren
iom geiret % 5orboISene ellers til
laber.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Gn gub Iu6efalina.

Gn COB Inbefalins. - 0pIig I9ite
ni etiteos ON ct Creamery, iom bap.
De omtrent fslgeuoe itaaenbe Sno.
bDoelie trpft paa al fin &orreippn.
Oatce % paa oct 8apir, iom beupt.
tebeS til Snbpafning al Sntsret
"9eisg er oltio pelfomne, aaerbelit
al Dem. iom life er ipente." Oct
oioner ON, at man Der eaar iaa net
% ppntelie frem / al jim Smgang
meo 6Isben og Smsret, at man in
gen Stng bar tmoo oct, ON al Ser
ben itaar % ier paa fra .geapnoeIien
til gnoen. Oct er et 8ionesbprb
ON, at man ser beflitter Jig paa Ren.
iligbeo / ben 8rao, at man albria
bar noget at giemme bort eller ifanl'
me Jig ooer / ben &enieenoe. Sctte
er ga ogiaa oct Snbtrpf, man uotl.
f~oarIig faar peo at IGie SnbbpbeIien,
iaa Set giGIoer ON at efterlepe, buao
man Iooer. Men gier man oct, iao
bar man ogioa mart ct gtapn, iom
oil 0isre Barren efteripuret. "a oil
8ubItfum mart lore, bpoo set 6a.
brIfmerfe itaar for % purbere Barren
oerefter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Iibtiommers, i SlrIi % @u9uit,

WiStiummers, / SuIi % @uguit,
pleier oct at ppre nofiaa tort, -
Ioa tsrt, at 9eiterne blir 0anitc
inolle % fun oaarIig poer 9uitopan
oen nootsrfttge Nprtng. 4Pttc er
life en- Silitono, iom inbtrrber bare
en- Sang / me1em, men 81: er inas
rerc NegeIen, % man r2arer life
meQct feiI, ON man Iige ira Gaarcn
al qier N~nitolter til at furns ntpbc
Def arop, iom nj efter al Rjnelig'
beb tommer til at Giere itg giTlban'
oe. Zen naturlt8ite ltopet uSaf
@onitciiqheoen er, at ntot belaber fig
poo at funne ifafie liot 8rsnfooer
erlra en- Sang eIler 70 ON 0agen.
uaor @elterne beapnber at Ilaa fell.
9ertiI benptter iomme en- 3lanoing
al Grter % SABRE, Grtcrne plsieS
neo, % efterpoo inoeS Saureu paa
ponlt9t @i8. Sfuloe oct trPfie, at
Der life bIep itor 1ron9 til at beuptte
bette Sober, mems BET cnonu er
grent, iou ofginer bet 9oot 8iuterfo.
Der, ON oct tageS itioc. Nnore plan.
ter @orn, iom til bette Drug bel Of
teit iooe8 ~broaoscait" e0er / "oriaS".
Qton3e ioretrrffer inject corn,
iom bclit pIontca / HnoGr meo 3 Sobs
WcIcmrltm % IS CONNER meIlem
bills. Naar man ioa beapnoer at
buggc, tagc& igrit anoenbper bill"
bortoper, ioa bIir ser 3 SOB tmelem
bper Slant. "GorIp Winrelota" blir
tioIl9it fGroig, men "Stonea'S
evergreen" er beore til Susbrua,
i0et man piI bare let Tor at finoe
grsnne afS, ItgetiI oct frpier paa
ON Ssiten. Oct e8ner Jig oaiaa bel
til Ssrring. 6oar man life Srrla
for alt / @sbet al Sommereu iaa
letter man Oct iimpeltben / "ibod"
% gtper bet ON &iutereL lom bet er,
gts % alt. Oct blir itaaenbe noe,
til set err opbrugt, % toaler life at
flores mo eler at irttes | Stat, ba
oct bar iaa let for az mn9ne.
gubelig er oet helleriffe laa unI.
mtuoelia at beuptte "iugar cane"
til Sommeriooer. 3enne iaaeS oaioa
~~broaOcait" os aigiper ON ieie Sio
Ell MaSie 8rsninoer al oct iaftigitc
! % imagelisite Slass.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Sprifiellen mcllem set Ntel, fpi

er bebit ififfet til 9rsobaaning os
bet, iom egner Jig bebit til aaaer og
finere SagDerf, er nofiaa iremtrp.
oenSe, 5eritnpunte fieroes ltot gropt
BET aaar let giennem Goblet, og
naar oct rsreS iommen til en- 0eiD,
optaser oct | Zig en- b~etpbelig Mpus.
De gPbe. Oct anoet SlagS berimob
er blsbt % oIieagti9t at fsle poa.
Eager man en- Saanb fuGo % flem.
mer til, fan Saanben adbnes igien,
uben at alumpeu falber iommen,
ben beboIber lin Sorm, % man
fan tpbeIig ie Werferne efter De fine
&pnfer / Suoen. Dette Mel gaar
life iaa let aiennem SoIbet, % set
optager / fig en- forbolbspis libeu
MGngbe Sebe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28
Shamrock iii.

GRe iautt Su0rtst.tSrl Uv / YaHhsr tmebeisr mse
hor 9Htsrt,1c aniomtcr a'ttl ups "Gup 6baueueer"
Shamrock III, 'Om bet ,netltt aot taor renter piI
br'H8' Voto16H aism. @ttOeus amsVtta bar iRNsboot
CoeraatSeNsH 4, 9at"SnJUtHg / aarsp.S. bar bel pai0a
CotTfe'bt6rH t &soiun. Ia1 6~Uftttsrs @apsbtttsrs
ION er'HpeI 9utt ou6er eaae i @srbsu bar carcl
E'tanG nj al 'rsnbuugt tu EgtbiuH iaa goo III at glea.
cPrrtte &Pptttten bAl8s op bet Ehtisrit spirm puI
gaarIReatr Ill al ReIJuhs aoa.Rlt. fst Sorbsitlie,
glHb'pss. Gpspepiia, 50ritopptI's IarmfanGIsu.
SaIotie5s satE IolauO. Gtber % @psEinssr. Get
~iprtlfasr bsE'Ur at Bill tat paa greps. aprism ifis al
'aa bet ssts mse rort prioas "Stamp' 0ptr JIaiisbal
len. 9et oil btIbTtos TEN.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-28

1889. 5p.: /. SpaO fan ieg sisre
mep en- $crIon Tom bo9taIer mig %
Tiger, at ieg bar beora9et bam Den enc
Sang otter Den anOen2
2. san ieg faa bam nrrefteret for,
bpno ban bar ia8t. nao ieo fan beniie,
at ban Ipber2
8. 8isr 2oben I @tiuneiota no9en
Soritiel poa Ell Wauo euer abtuSe / ct
iaabant GtlfGlbc?
Gonr: I. Sc fan ia9Is8c ham for
ga8oaifeIie, boiS ban fortintter meS at
beIpoe SEM o9 angrtbe Gerss gobe Rapn
% 8b9tc.
2. 6or 5Iabbcr % 8agtaIeIie fan
maj life goot faa @ebtommeuoe a~rreites
ret, men bribsr ban teller bum Oct pibt
moi, fan Sc mlIiecns faa BAN arreiteret
for Sniurie (IibeI).
8. SeIpe 2ppen gier rigtignpt life nos
gen fig Spritiel. men Griaring bar IGrt
Wenne'febebeu, at BET er oanifeIig at
brin9e en- apinoe til Sausbeb, bpis BUN
bar fat ii9 for, at bun bar uoget at tale
IN. 9omitoIere bar ogIaa / enteIte SiIs
f9loe, bbor bet life bar itrGn9t nebpcns
oi8t, taget artubens Rarti, naar 0lanes
folf bar fslt Jig ~forlretti9et. 9oinbcn
er Ell Stormagt i bort be%motratiife Sams
funo. .