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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
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Don't Alloy

Anyone make you believe you are
paying one cent more for your
goods" because we give you a vote
for every Csc purchase. You make
them prove their assertion. THEY
CAN'T. We are and always have
been leaders in Low PRICES FOR
GOOD MERCHANDISE.
NILSSON, HANSON & Go.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
Auction Stock Sale.

On November 9th, I will sell to the
highest bidder on my farm on Sec.
II, Pepperton, (the old Henry Hoyer
farm) six head of horses, Is head OF
cattle, 30 head of hogs, including
several fine registered bears and sows,
farm machinery and household goods
Usual terms. Free lunch at neon.
3. D, LiNDLEY, owner,
A. L. Stenger, Aqctioneer.
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For Sale,
For Dash or Time.

For Cash or Time.
One bay filley ls months oIdi one
bay colt l6 mont his old; one dark
ron gray 8 years old, broke to drive;
one bay mare 8 years old, All the
above are standard breed. Enquire
of T, j.. Moore,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
Opening Announcement

The New Royal Cafe in the Harris Building is to
establishment of this place will endeav
will frst-clas in all
ppoinents We you eat here and will provide
will give satisfaction We here caterto your
please YOU Good cooking prompt service neatness
hobbies. Homelke meals,
from the best in the market nicely served and at
pcehose offer for your
patronage. We will appreciated callfro you.
Communication tickets, $3.50 for $500 cash
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
Auction Sale.

On w sdnesday, November 4th, l
will sell at public auction at my farm
on Sectional, Svnnes, horses, cattle,
farm machinery, household goods.
Free lunch at noon.
F En- G4lEsEKKE, Owner.
4. I. stenger, ANctioneer.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
CITY ELECT ION
TO ELECT CITY OFFICERS NEXT
TUESDAY.
The Officers to be Elected Are
r1ayor, One Alderman from
Each Ward and Two at
Large, Treasurer, and Two
Justices of the Peace.

Justices of the Peace.
Ther= is probably no voter i'll Nor
ris who does not know that there Is
an election to be held next Tuesday
to elect city officials for two years.
The Citizens Party, which has always
been the recognized municipal party
of Morris, has practically had a tick
ct in the field for the past week, and
while it is being favored by the ma
iority of the citizens, and especially
bv those who have been friendly 10
the old council, yet surprise was
sprung the first of the week bV the
chairman aud secretary OF the county
Republican committee calling he
publican caucus to put straight he
publican ticket in the field. In an
other column will be found al &C
count of what that caucus did, and
also what was done at the Citizens
caucus.
1t is the express intent of the pro-
visions of the new charter that city
matters be as far as possible separat-
ed from party influence, and for that
very reason, the election Is placed on
odd numbered years, SO that 1t Will
not come at time when party feel
ing is running high. The introduce
ton Of national parties into city at
fairs means nothing more than that
city Offices shall be doled out as re
wards for faithful work for the ma
chine, and takes no account OF the
questions of muncip pal interest, which
are the important ones to be decided
lat city election.
The Republican party has no plat
form on municipal affairs which can
be even guessed at The Republican
party has never elected in Morris and
80 they have no record to point to-
On the other hand, the position OF
the Citizens party, which is composed
of the citizens of Morris irrespective
ofnstionaI party lines, has a good
record behind it for economical adj
ADMINISTRATION of the affairs of the city
in the interest Of the citizens. 1t has
always proceeded on the principle
that the Office should seek the men,
rather than that the man should seek
the office and run it in the interest OF
q particular party.
If those who disagree with the
present administration wish to form
another municipal party with some
definite municipal policy, let them
do so, but that they should put up a
ticket and lab.+l it Republican when
the whole affair is matter in which
the Republican party is not interest
ed, this paper, as the oldest Republi-
can paper in Stevens county, resents,
and in resenting it, believes that it
voices the sentiment of the majority
of the Republicans, old as we'll as
young, in the City of Morris,
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CITIZENS CAUCUS
LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC GA
THERING AT ARMORY.
Winners Nominated for the Elec-
ton to be Held next Tuesday

r1ayOr--JOhn House,
Alderman Ist Ward.H. G. Oh .On.
Alderman and Ward-H. B. Lund
Aldermen at Large-GeOrge Ho-
gan and Louis DreveskracI1t.
Treasurer-L. M. Larson.
Justices of the Peace :. A. L.
Stenger and j. G. Morrison.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31

All Saints church services aa fol-
lows tomorrow: ga. "a. Holy COM
munion, 1910 q. ~, Holy communion
and sermon. 800 evening services
and sermon. All are heartily invited
to take part in these services.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
AuctiOneer.

S. S. Mccormack, for dates inanire
at Morris National Bank. Work
guaranteed prices reasonable, address
Morris MINI. If
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Dress Goods.

II you want to buy dress pattern
and get goods up-to-date, fresh from
the looms. buy at J. E. Danielson's
store.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
Stoves for Sale.

I have some stoves AND furniture
for sale. Bette W. Ross.
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Shoes,

If you want pair Of good shoes
that fit, wear and give satisfact ION
call at the store of ]. E. Danlelson.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
Addition al Locals

ADDITION al LOCa S
Miss Louise Steve and Miss Jennie
Swan, of Northfeld, arrived Monday
to take positions in the New Royal
Cafe.
Guy Grove has been in town this
week looking after business matters
connected with the Grove Depart
ment Store.
The ladies' of the Degree of Honor
give another of their popular dances
at the armory next Thursday even
ing, November 9Th.
The Indian School team and the
Browns Valley team will play on the
local gridiron this afternoon. A
good game is expected, as the teams
are quite evenly matched. @
George fictitious, of Rockwell,
Iowa, was the guest of F. r. Putnam
Monday. Mr.. fictitious is the presi-
Of the bank with which Mr.. Putnam
was connected for many years.
G. F. Winkenwerder will open his
dancing class at the armory next Fri
day evening, November 9th. So.
many have already sigHifed their in,
tention eff joining that the class is an
assured success.
Some of our mechanically in
clined subscribers have made inquiry
about the problem, "How Old is
Ann" which has been gong the
rounds of the press. Here it is:
"Mary is "a years old, Mary is twice
as oil as Ann was when Mary was as
old as Ann is now. How old is Ann?
l have few pieces of Stevens
county land which will be sold on a
very small down payment and half
the crop each year thereafter. This
is great opportunity for a renter to
get control of land in the banner
county of Minnesota, For particu-
lars. address or call on ne at TIL Q
Tribune Office. 7 G. MORRISON.
Amos L. Fowler died at the home
Of his brother, G. Fowler, about 6
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. De-
ceased was 80 years of age, and had |
been in Morris only the past SUM,
mer living with his brother. The
cause Of bis death was consumption
The remains were shipped last night
to Medford, Steele Co., for interment.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are making preparations for
their annual sale on the 18th, 18th,
and 18th of November. At all times
during these three days, the ladies
will have on sale clothing and fancy
articles at Stone g. Munro's ware
house, On Friday, the ladies will
serve one of their unequalled chicken
pie dinners, and on Saturday, they
will have food sale and serve sand
wiches and coffee,
An editor oyer III Wisconsin HIS
the advertising idea proper and
draws the line nowhere Here's his
writeup of a wedding: "Miss Jenny
Jones and Rob Henry were married |
at the Jones Mansion last night, The |
bride is daughter of our Constable
Jones who has made a good officer
and will undoubtedly be reelected
next spring. He offers fine horse
for sale in another column The
groom runs grocery store on main
street and is good patron Of our sd
columns and has got in new line of
bargains this week. All summer he
has paid &c more for butter than any
other store in town. The happy /
couple left on the 10 O'Clock train for
Milwaukee to visit the brides uncle
who is reported to have lots of money l
and Bright'a disease. Bob certainly I
has an eye for business. -Ex.
1t is with sincere regret that we
announce that Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
w. Ross have decided tn ramova tn
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31
POTATOES Wanted .

We will pay highest market price
in trade for 1000 bushels Of potatoes.
Nilsson, Hanson & Go.
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1t is with sincere regret that we
announce that Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
w. Ross have decided to remove to
Los Angeles, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs Ross
came here in the fall of ~, and four
years he held the position of city
superintendent of schools. That he
was the best superintendent that
Morris ever had is the unanim-
Gus opinion Of the people of the COM
munity and the pupils who we're
under him. During his ADMINISTERS
ton, the schools grew in numbers
and in the quality of work done, and
the RELATIONS between the teachers,
hoaEds pupils and parents were thru
Mr.. Ross great tact and manly way
OF handling affairs, kept most agree
able and pleasant. For the past two
years, he has turned his attention to
business, and has displayed the same
ability in the Office which be showed
in the school room, but better
at Los Angeles has come to
him, and he has decided to move.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross won their place in
the hearts of the people of Morris by
their own rare qualities, being friends
true friends Ito every ONE. In their
removal, Morris sustains loss which
cannot betoa deeply expressed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31

George fictitious, of Rockwell,
Iowa, was the guest of F. r. Putnam
Monday. Mr.. fictitious is the presi-
Of the bank with which Mr.. Putnam
was connected for many years.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31

G. F. Winkenwerder will open his
dancing class at the armory next Fri
day evening, November 9th. So
many have already sigHifed their in
tention eff joining that the class is an
assured success.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31

The Indian School team and the
Browns Valley team will play on the
local gridiron this afternoon. A
good game is expected, as the teams
are quite evenly matched. @
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31

The ladies' of the Degree of Honor
give another of their popular dances
at the armory next Thursday even
ing, November 9Th.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31

Some of our automatically in
clined subscribers have made inquiry
about the problem, GLOW Old is
Ann" which has been gong the
rounds of the press. Here it is:
"Mary is "a years old, Mary is twice
as oil as Ann was when Mary was as
old as Ann is now. How old is Ann?
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31

Miss Louise Steve and Miss Jennie
Swan, of Mortified, arrived Monday
to take positions in the New Royal
Cafe.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1903-10-31

Guy Grove has been in town this
week looking after business matters
connected with the Grove Depart
ment Store.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Seilisheos itumper.
taf o. NJ
TAT .. NJ

Sppografer og 9osbinSere iaar s[n.
iRtteIie / Reeierinsens Erpfferi I
@aIbinton paa ire f~orifieliee @ilfaar.
ct bit antaI tases inc JON fait an.
latte, B. p. |. De aor fsrit ct grobatio.
narp appointment for ct Eibsrlim nf
6 mameoer, ! bpiIfen Sib De bar
anleonins til at piie, boao De ouer
til. Sar De laa peo llolebet al oenne
Srtit funnel g~ooteisre tilfreositiaenos,
at De foritaar lit Sag, mobtaser De ct
ifriftligt 9enis for Bermanent ZIP
pointment; | mooiat SalS faor be glf.
FEB, og iuabanne ubeIbige er life iaa
faa beller; politif "Bua" fan liOet
ubrette for sem. anOre fanr Eempo.
rarp appointment, iom gielber for 6
Wtaaneber, og after andre ben9pnes
emergencies. Disie iioIte faar aniGt.
telie for 80 Gage eIler 3 Waaneoer 40
@ansen, alt efteriom Ser er meset
e[ler minSre arbeibe paa Snaub. aae.
iammen maa De bare unoerfaItet lig
ug beitaaet Gen ~fornsOne Giptl Serpice
gramen; men tim be, iom itaar sperIt
paa Gipil Serpice commissioners
elite meb beoite @ramensfarafter fan
fomme / 9etragtning. 0ette til
l1nberretning for Iaabanne, iom | lit
mangeliulSe 8ienoifab til De pirfelis
giGloenoe SorboIbe enonu tror, at po-
Iitiif "Bun" er set enc ~fornsOne, og
tr9ffer paa Sfulbren 40 Gioil Ger
pice Snititutionen. Nen benne er
~beslaetet en- Wagt, iom for bpert aar
bar punOet Itubig mere / SGpo os an-
ieeIie. Spersans I. Ct. Srpfferiet
bebsper 6orit9rfntng, faar Bubble
Brinter iuIt lao eller iaa mango gfap.
ne tilienbt ira GioiI Seroice Som.
misiionen, iom ufraoigelig benter Dem
fra sperit paa fin eligible Gilt. Dog
err Der bel manIfe Der - iom lao ofte
ellers ertelfe SmaaTt anoenoeltg,
naor bare life Gipil Serpice Som.
misiionen tr9bes paa SRerne; maaife
os maaife life; iiffert er oct ialfalb at
Be er iipRientltee.
SnotiI for faa aar iiSen ttltrengtes
enc os aIene politiif Snbfpoelie for
at opnaa aniGttelie | &~egieringers
Srptferi, og in0tiI f~ornplig gialot en-
8lauinI / GiniI Serpice Sopen ON
apportionment (forboIOsmGsitg 6or'
belins) paa Sc iorIfielige .Stater og
Serritorier; men 0enne &lauiuI er M,
iaapibt oiSe8. bIepen itrsget. Sslgen
berai er, at boiS en- bar beitaaet itn
@ramen, men life opnaaet minoIt 80
Grocent al Sc mulige 100 Boints iom
General goerage, bar ban fun mugre
llSiigter til at faa ben ~eftertragteoe
lInos.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
premier for Roffe.
$500 9untanter bill blipe nbSelt.

Menem mi og life Sili oil Sarnt'
Iiefoffene, enten bet mi er Ieiet Sige
eller Sus1no0eren ielp, fslge Den
gIan, ser er uSfaitet til Sremme al
aogefuniten / en- &onfurrance ON
735 Bengeprpmier, pa~riereroe ira
5000 til $500, opitiGet al fife &c.
Itim Cereal 60, 9tb.
StnSerne ntan legge for Sngen
Sremsang / oImirbelia IabIupntt9,
iom set Hart or iremitiaet | Re8lerne
for 8onfurrmcen.
Sneen bebeper al fisbe noeet eIsr
betaIe npeetiombeIit. Set er Blot Ell
oprigtis 9eirGbeIie fra Wr. Bolts
SIDE pan at itimulere Sdmilefoffen til
mere ombpggeIig og inSitgtsflIo
WabIapnins.
Gil at ioa Iette, isbe grsb os &agsr
iiteSetfor tl,nee, lure 90 nforosieli0e
Saser. Sil life OF baue mere feotet
br9not ener uotsrret aisb. Sil at
lobe goo Soffe, 8oitm og Sbe. I'll
at Iape SeIifat, forSsieli8 % oeIima'
senSe 9eiert og en- 9oroanretting.
Ser er rem % iuSbpoenbe at lie paa.
Gerfor oil 81, 500 | rebe Senge b!i
anpenSt til at cpmrtntre Sanoets
&offe til at sisre tit beoite. % s.
SusmsSre, ppr iaa penIis at prage
for beItanoist ltbtrpffet "SieneItc'
pige". Ger 9eres 8of oct agteIieS'
p9rSige / benOes Rruiesiion % folO
benbe &of.
Spts benSe& SIister inSbeiatter an.
bre Sing ioo gisr alligepel life noset
giiIas / bertSeS professionally Sitcl
peo at fal0e benSe "Sieneitepige".
Gen 9ete9neIie pasier life paa en- goo
&of. st Gertififat meo the BoIhini
Cereal 60, 2toS., itore Seal oil ien'
Ses ill bper al Be 735 ginoere / Den.
ne &onteIt Gisie Gertiiifater eIler
SipIpmer oil bgi Iige lao p9rSifnloe
for eisrre iom ct Gromersbeois for
en- Softor.
ct Eoitfort til Gooferp Eept. Hp,
434 i goitum Cereal Co.. 9tos. tore
pure 5ooo" 5abrifer i Bottle Greet.
Mid., bill brinee ct af trpfte sreie
9fegIer for aoufurranceTl.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

perelDis. Wonr bette er goot Iomaneii.
blnnoet, bar mon MGtbIerne / og
Sufaten; NdnoIerne fiares OPT
ttuioe Sfiper ~Ianesefter, og sufatcfi
! tprroe Strimlers Zen moa Iteges
meo Iofrsiom, iebn garne, bet er beoit
at BABE Butter Haper" | gunoen al
6ormerrp. Nnnu ben er folb, iroftes
ben nteo oIminbelig "8oiIeo 5roitimg"
og oeforeres pan Goppen meo Sufat.
itpffcr, n%oifaaret iom inaa Blade, o.
meo Ndnoler, Tom er flspet, og Der.
paa l0gges 3 nf Dem, nteb Spioierne
intoo bperanore, iaa oe ier Ito iom be
biloe, ioofal6te "GaIter 9iaies~.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

eiSt mere ON aIfaIfa.

5 iibite llses 6armipaIte iorisste
ri at beifrioe aIfalfapIanten os rmtaI.
te tiaige oens grlig os gtptte. 8i DO.
oeoe life at gipe ben noger beitemt
anbefaIing, On ui life enSnu al esen
erfaring fslte os t~ilitr9ffeIig oberbe.
bite ON, at bet pilbe gapne Den alas.
ie Sarmere, iom I9ier "Eecorab.Go-
item. Seurp 8annce al Ges Moines,
Der iibgiper ct al be beoite 2onobrugs.
BLADE ! RorSpeiter os traa betrasteS
ION en- Iutoritet paa bette Smraaoe,
bill life rnabe 6armere sitenfor Mis.
iourifooen til at Irese an meb aI.
faIfa eiter en- itsrre WoaIeitof, uagtct
ban me6eiper, at Sen ~peitenfor benne
5loS er en- aIoeIeS uopertr9HeIig So.
Serplarte iom olorig formeget fan an.
befaIes.
mGrfeiigt NOT bsrer oi, at paa Ste.
Der I9n9ere / Ror6 og Eit. bpor man
for 10 aar iiben siorbe 5orisg meb
pberit baarIi9t llofaIb, bar BET BOG
ienere Ipffets oper al Sorpentnins, ia
boor oct iaa tent iom for 5 aor iibelt
life Ipffebes OF faa Ben iii of bore Der
bar bet Dog ienere iom iagt Ipffets.
slf Oeune @rrrto nilbe oct bore nof'
ioo ~interesiant og npttigt, at ret man.
ee Sormere utIOe sisre 5oriss / oct
inlaa paa forifienige Steber | 2anOet;
tbi oa furoe BET tiIn9rmeIiespis mart
finbes no, bbor Get btlbe nptte OF
forisgc meb Oenre aoIiue.
Oct berettes / 9Iabene iom en-
W9rfeIigbeo oeo alfaIfaen, at ser poa
Oens HsbOer porer uogIe imaa 8noI'
ser, Der bar en- eienbommeIig girf'
ming pnn BEN SorSbunS, bbori >s
uorer. 9ei beSer BET. at bpis man ia.
ger libt MuI0 fra en- ager, boor 81.
foIfa bar ooret frobi9t - bnor biSie
aroloer er uopiflebe - % laar ben
paa ben ager bpor alfalfa ffaI apIeS,
iaa blioer iamme Soro 0erpeo ofulc.
ret e[Ier JON set fables inopobet.
9ette er itoget mpitiif for ben uinb.
oiebe, men bporom nItiug er, iaa til.
bp0er &serbprfningsifoIeu / ames Jig
at ienbe en- Ssnbe al inabun MuiO
til bDeriombelit / Staten Sotpa, raar
oct forIanges, os man ieIp bill betale
6raeten.
Ser boor a~IminSelis &lsper uor.r
ian soot iom SiIfRISet er / 8isconiir,
Soma % @tinneiota, turtbe BET ipnes
at bore flogeit at nsie Jig oermeb o.
life befotte zig meb GIfolfo, bpor goo
ben IN er; oct ifrtISe ba bore at for.
isge Iibt iom Brsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

"Deen Der err Sio NOT" inopenbte
bun. DE otl funne pore / Spoo.
r~crsbile, lot nogen faar pibe, at ieg
er bleoen repet. Spao leg snifebe at
ipsrge Dem tilronos ON er fsIgenDe:
Seq bar nRret @nfe i ier aar; ieg
bar Baut ire sggteffabstiIbub, iiben
min Mnnb osbe. Oct ii6ite er ira
8eafpn @arner, og ieg er / Soil, ON
leg bsr antage bet eler life. San er
en- ganife brao Manb, tror leg, men
ban bar fine l1paner os oesliben ire
gsrn. San forlanger, at alle | SUI
iet ifal gaa tiliengs 8Ioffen otte og
itaa op &Ioffen fem. Gan bill bnoe
itest Sleif til Srofoit bDer Gag og
itegt 8isb til 4ftensmub. San fis-
Der ben biGigite Sort Gimp og tror,
al 8apirrullegaroiner ber bare / II
Iar. Sror De fife, at nelten etboer
Some pilbe fomme | aiaoleri neb barn
ON %iaaoarfte Srng?"
80, oct arrtager ieg" ioareoe &p.
oeren, iSet noget, Der Iigneoe ct emil,
gif oper bans aniigt.
"Sg bans ire gsru pilSe gisre BET
bdrmt for mig. Den albIte, en- Bige
paa ierten Iar, ifal, efter bbao ieg
bar bsrt, bore fGrbig til OF fate ste.
gepanoen / Sooe0et paa mig, i~aainart
iea bier mig / Suiet. De fan alSrig
blipe Steomooer, men De fun Dog
tenfe Gem, boorlebes Sorbolbene pa
itiae fig. Spoo oilOe De gisre meo
Senign til at blipe gift igien, ON De
bar / nit Steo2 IogIe raaber mig
til BET enc, r,ogle til bet anoet, og leg
peo life, bpaS ies ifaI gisre."
seq ulerer, at De piloe bore for
fnroelia bum, ON De tnolob Sem Der
pan; men MI snifer ieg at bltne f9r'
oig Der pg fomme afiteb. 0e pines at
bape glemt, OF ieg er ber Torat rSoe
Suiet."
"Rei; ieg buffer nof, Of De talte
roget / Ben Seeming" bemerfeSe en-
fen ligegDlbigt, men leg ifl1loe on
ffe, Se oilbe tage Gem liot mere Sto.
gr bet nsbpenoigt, at De ntna bore
bao ct beitemt Steb til en- beltcmt
Sib2 Seq Ifuloe gierne bile tale
fist meo 0em ON min Sienelteptge.
Sun er en- goo Bige, men liot roHtot1'
ftf."
"goffer ipoIb, aiarrine; ieg er
her forat rsue," uobrsO &soerer, toet
ban reiite Jig.
"Ge fan 6og f6rit iige mig Geres
Wenina ON Sara, og ON min 8aaros.
ant, fan De life? Wsen MI, bpor Ifal
81 ben?"
Seq bill eaa min Bet"
"ssa, men De bar life rsoet Sttlet
enSnu, % ieg piloe Sesuoen gierne
rette ct Bar Spsrssmual til 4em ait'
guaenbe"
lis al 9sren gift ban, og enfet lao
ioien og ipefulerebe pun, ON ole He'
oere optraaote paa bertne gsaaoe, eler
ON oenne bapSe bapt ct eler anoet
tort llbelb, ser bupbe siort bart
aretten % umeobeliom
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10

Gu SaScr. "2ab mig fomnc
frem til baml" raabte en- arpnIteil
Ronb / Chicago og trpngte Jig sien-
mem SoIfemusieu, Der omrtnaeee
grGiiSent &ooiepelt.
"Stcp bami@ freq en- al Sogter'
ne; "bon err en- anarfiIf."
"auarfiit, on Soffenl" iagbe Ran'
Den. Seq er Saoer til IL Born"
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-10
Raaife.aase.

y BlnO Smsr, IL Buno Suffer
Il 8unb MeI, 6 g@g,A Eunb Iano.
Ter, 3 llnier Sufai. Smeret rsres
til 5lsbe, ioa bar man Iiot efter IiSt
Sutferet ! os rsrer BET, III Oct er
imeItet. os bar Serpda @sseplom.
merte |, iom fsrit er piipet rietis
aoSt. Soa bar NOR en- Sbeife ueo
&oienpanS / eller mere, bois man
srifer en- iterf Smas os oereftcr
Welet dom er iietet meb en- Sbeife
popoer) % aGsgebpiSerne.