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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1903-11-26

The new Y. M. C. A building at
Proctor Knott was dedicated in the
presence of many village people and
500 from Duluth, Two Harbors, and
other places.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
Dream Of New State in Northwest
(salt Lake Telegram.)

(Salt Lake Telegram.)
Pipe dreamers of the northwest are
planning new state, to be carved out
of portions of Idaho, Montana and
Washington. with perhaps a slice of
Oregon. The plan has some merit
from a geographical standpoint, and
the inhabitants of the region claim that
statehood is almost an absolute neces-
sity to them. The people of Northern
Idaho are most concerned and set up
strong reasons for their claims.
1t is asserted by them that the five
northern counties of Idaho are effec-
lively cut off from the capital at Boise
by the mountains of Central Idaho. To
go from this point to Boise, one must
start in the opposite direction and
travel whole day before changing his
course in the direction of his intended
destination. By either the Northern
Pacific or the Oregon Railway & Navi-
cation route one must go to Pendleton,
Ore, to get start
Under these conditions the ordinary
citizen is not kept in close touch with
the city where his laws are made, and
outside of those called to the capital
on official business, the people of
Northern Idaho are perhaps as familiar
with the streets of San Francisco and
st. Paul as with those of Boise
The people of eastern Washington
are likewise lacking in familiarity with
their capital at Olympia. An ex-mem-
Der of the Oregon legislature, speaking
of the present political divisions of the
country, maintains the entire original
Oregon territory should be redivided
by extending the boundary line be-
tween Oregon and Southern Idaho, and
make a state of eastern Oregon and
Southern Idaho. another of eastern
Washington and Northern Idaho, while
Oregon and Washington are restricted
to the territory west of the Cascade
mountains.
According to the report, there is a
man in Montana who would like to see
western Montana cut off from the par
ent body to take in a portion of Wash
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
Watches
AND OPTICAL GOODS
Also Silver, Cut Glass
and Art
Repairing and Engraving
PRoMTpLY DONE at
]. H. BETHEL'S
294 Main Street
294 Main Street

ington and part of eastern Oregon.
This is what the writer in the Oregon
ian says about the mysterious man
from Montana:
"A man from western Montana and
prominent in politics in that state sug-
gests as new state the five northern
counties of Idaho, the three western
counties of Montana. F1athead. Mis-
soula and Ravalli; the eastern tier of
Washington counties. and possibly
Wallowa county of Oregon. Such a
division. he contends, would answer
topographic and geographic require
ments, and give the people included an
opportunity to select a seat of gov
eminent that would meet he conven-
fence of ALL"
Spokane, he admitted, would be his
choice as a capital for the proposed
state, possible overlooking the fact that
Lewiston would be-in the race big as a
woodchuck, which would make an
opening for Moscow as a compromise.
All this is still in the dream stage.
however, and the probability is 1t will
remain so.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28

ton has his own political views, re-
CARELESS of his associations. He is able
to do his own thinking and generally
prefers to do so. He needs no one to
tell him for whom he shall vote. He
is his own free moral agent When
the organization with which he is at
fliated attempets to dictate to him
what he shall do, how he shall think
and what ticket he shall vote 1t arouses
within him a spirit of antagonism
which at last will put him away and
make him blind in matters pertaining
to his advancement. All labor leaders
of the times counsel sneir followers to
leave politics alone IL they desire to
succeed in their battle for recognition
of equal rights with capital.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
Notice to Investors

We have Investigated the fruit and
vegetable canning proposition for Lew
iston and find eminenrsy fair and sat
isfactory and that the people OF Lew
iston ought 70 put II on its feet.
We have subscribed for the stock as
literally as we could.
Mr.. George W. Morrison and Mr.. J.
b. McGrane will solicit subscriptions
for balance of stock necessary to put
enterprise on good financial footing.
C. w. COLBY.
LEWISTON FUEL & ICE CO..
per o. NJ. Lattimer. Mgr
C. w. BURDICK.
VIM BOLLINGER-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28

President Roosevelt In a recent ad-
dress says the great need of the nation
Is honesty. II there be not honesty in
the average private citizen or public
servant, then all elese goes for nothing.
He says In time of war while many
other characteristics are needed, yet
all else counts for nothing II there is
not courage In each man. 80 in our
civil life, although we need the average
man in private life, that the average
public servant shall have far more than
honesty, yet all other qualities go for
nothing or for worse than nothing un-
less honesty underlies them-not only
the honesty that keeps 1t skirts practi-
cally clear, but the honesty that is
such as the spirit as well as the letter
of the law; the honesty that is agrees
sive; the honesty that not merely de-
plores an evil, but that was against
and tramples 1t under foot"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
ORGANIZED LABOR AND POLITICS

should organized labor enter thke
political field? Does not the injection
of politics into the labor union nullify
the Original principles of all labor or
afford to divert himself from the bet
torment of his condition to become a
factor In the political strife of the
country
These are the three questions agi-
Eating the labor world today and upon
the answers depends the success of the
concerted movement toward an un-
Outstanding between labor and capital
in the United States. There is abso-
mteiy no doubt but that politics has
caused more strikes, has been the main
stumbling block in the route of pro-
gress and the sticking point on which
labor has split more than any other
The history of all labor organizations
shows that whenever political discus
sion is permitted to creep into the
counsels final disruption has occurred
eventually The history of the grange,
the knights of labor and a host of
others verifes the statement. Had
politics been left alone these organiza-
lions would today be the leading
ones of the land and would control the
labor situation, AS 1t is they are prac-
tically has beens" and are not reckon
ed with to any great extent.
Every member of a labor organiza-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
Telephone Main 261
once: Corner Third and C Streets
IDAHO AN INVITING FIELD

The news exploited today of the for
nation of a ss.o00.Oo0 trust company
with headquarters in Lewiston, the
capital of which Is to be employed in
developing Idaho enterprises. is an
other matter of congratulation for
idaho.
Development work In Idaho has been
moving at rapid rate for the past
few years, and at rate that has been
accelerated the most since Idaho's re-
sources have been known, till at length
capital seeking investment has come
to understand that Idaho offers a very
inviting field.
But Idaho has been handicapped,
heretofore, because of the fact that
capital necessary for financing of plans
for developing her resources had to be
interested at long range. Idaho was far
removed from the great money centers
and great expense was necessary before
extensive deviopmnts could be fur
nished with the necessary capital
Many promising Idaho property has
laid dormant because of this fact. and
one of the main advantages of the for
nation of the trust company with
branches In various section of Idaho
is to get In immediate touch with
properties and propositions of merit
and employ the ample capital at its
command to make the necessary de-
velopments. St.
The maturity of the plans of the
company will mean great things for
Idaho. It will set in motion great in
dustries In many lines. and turn the
dormant wealth OF Idaho resources into
n potential force.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28

A good many public men felt the
Thomas B. Reeds sarcasm, but seldom
was one struck harder than the late
William B, Springer. He was sus~
pected of aspiring to the democratic
nomination for the presidency, and in
the course of speech in the house,
he repeated Henry Clays famous say
ing: IT would rather be right than
be president" Reed broke in in his
characteristic way: "Mr. Speaker, the
gentleman from Illinois says he would
rather be right than president He
will never be either"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28

From the Montpelier Examiner:
A good many people wonder why
money has frightened up throughout
the western states. If they will read
the bank statements they will quickly
see, All banks are carrying from
40 to Is per cent of their deposits in
cash. Ordinarily they only have about
25 per cent on hand. Immense piles of
money are lying idle in all the banks.
Just why no one seems to know. Nat
urally every dollar in the bank vaults
is just that much money taken out of
circulation. No doubt this stringency
will let up just after the new year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
Early Piety Not His Sin
(Exchange.)

Indiana has citizen who is 116 years
old. but who will never do for a shin
ing example for the lecturers. He has
smoked ever since he was able, has
taken whisky whenever he could get it,
and has been a democrat from the day
of his first vote-three habits that
should have killed him a half a CEN
fury ago. There is probability that
he will have to be killed in order to
get him ready for the resurrection.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
From the Boise Statesman;

From the Boise Statesman:
The natural tendency with public
officials, after having let contract, is
to defend the contractor if dissatisfac-
ton arise. They do not mean to assist
in covering up anything, but the first
thought is that criticism of their ad-
ministration carries them over into OPP
position to the public. This is what
makes is necessary for the people
themselves to be everlastingly alert
and insistent.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
Estray Notice

One black cow and one red calf, no
brands visible;. taken up by E. R.
Wills. one mile east of lewiston; owner
can have the same by paying damages.
Dec. Alan. Sc
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
Stockholders MEETING

Notice is hereby gwen that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Lewiston National bank.
Lewiston, Idaho. will be held at the
directors room, of said bank. on Tues
day the 18th day of January, 1904. at
10 o'clock a. m.
GEORGE H. KESTER. Cashier.
Dated at Lewiston. Idaho, December
10, 1904.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
rom the Idaho Mountaineer:

From the Idaho Mountaineer:
Grover Cleveland says he would
rather have his son be bridge builder
than president. Probaly he thinks the
average false work of a bridge a safer
thing to work on than the platforms
built by himself when he was the boss
carpenter of the emocratic party.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
Notice

All parties owing the Domestic Steam
Laundry are warned not to pay the
same to Sam C. Hutchins, as he is not
In the employ TO said laundry nor is he
authorized to receive moneys for it,
Dec. 24-31. S. R. HENRY. Prop.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28
, sseessess
STATE PRESS OPINIONS
the idaho Falls Times:

From the idaho Falls Times;
Whether the women will succeed In
unseating Senator Smoot or not, they
will at least have had the satisfaction
OF having something to talk about. =
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-28

Pipes of all kinds at Ed. L. Virgins
Cigar Store.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

bcIbte efer ale auniteus @esler. %
ban iparebe meset ippbis. of bet slebe'
be BAN, at 9spartementet meb Zig mos
berlis Smbu tos fig af 6armernes
Snteresier. Del par msb flor Spans
bling, iasbe balt Of be oiueniebs oetneite
sfribi fra @oititpreliens sibe; tbi bet
tnnoe iel%piplseIis aloris fable DEPARTS
meniet inb, al bet sjorie flOscIt | at pa.
rstase fine esre Gffarer % labe andres |
5rebp Ser on 9asen fit CpFbberne
Seifeb ON, at 2unbpoltrnterne fra Tos
lebo a neblaste eiter Drbre fra Yoits
Departmental, % at bpis be irembeles
snitebe at BABE nosen "guiiues" meb
G~Oititprelien. fiji be bore fac in,l at
beuccnoe Jig paa IoittOnioret | Spen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Jonas Sic oe "maaIet"

3 ariitianiablubet "afteupoiteu"
ifriper 9igteren Sotos Sic felgenoe:
Huber Sitelen: "SonnS sic. 6orat
SpttiaurSoagen" bar ~"Nftenp." for
2oen 3opember fra oct oonife @Iob
"Sper ottenbe DAG" inbtat en- Gauieri
pao 8ruublag al ct 9eieg, iom Ell al
bets Weoarbeioere bar oflogt hos
mig.
Ger cr ct Eitnft ieg bill ba iat 6in'
gcrcn paa.
Ser itnor: Seq Iifer life WaoG.
ltrPubepGgelicu."
Oct Tan leg alOri9 ia ia9t.
WooIitrGuet bar Ieg nemlig iu9rs
met FOR belt fra min lln9oom.
Get gamle Sprog meo oets moer.
li9e Slang al Sngaen fortouebe Jig
hos mig iom Ell Gang, ser bar 9aat
unocr % maImeOe % mouGbe opbt i
| 8rltnocl.
SO mere ser arbeioeoeS / WaaIitrG.
BET, oeito iterre Silgong al friife Sill.
Der % 6oruer Itrsmmer Ger in0 til
<ltlirlprogct. Seq for min Bart tar
% plpnorer oeraf, huo0 ieg fan.
SonaS sic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Deroens 8oeapl.

Zen belsiite SibIiotbetar Stlet, ium
er Sefretar | bet internationate biblio.
srafiite Snititut | 8rpsiei, bereguer, at
IL, l63,000 iarlfilie Barrier or lloaaaet
fra Rresien iiben 8osirpftertmiten bleo
opiunoet Of @uttenbers % iii Gar 1900.
Dan oriaser, at sienneminitlis 200,oo
Ssser maatte ubfomme aarlis / be na'
ite fire Gar. Gntallet al 5ibsffriiier an'
ilaar ban iii melem 10 ug 1SMilioner.
Reoaftpren al "9ubliibers' @esflep",
GRr. @rciuea, opIpier / "Snoepenbent",
at SOsaulen be entelte 9anbe er iom
fsIser: SUr bper Riqiou Snbbpsesre
| bet tpife Tise anrli9 354 Bigger, /
5rantris 1873, / SdpeiS 33s, / 8elsisn
1857, / Stalien 800, / Sperise 300, i
Norse 262 (3anmarf CT ueeslemt), /
Siorbritamnien 175, | Huslano IS, /
be 5orenebe Stater 81, / Gpanien &c.
Gt Gniallet al 8g9er er iua fort /
Sranfri9 8eisieu ps Stalien fommer,
iom pitere irembapet, al at ben fatbolife
@eiitlisbeo luber trpffe Ell Masie Ssrs
nebsser ps Selsenbiitorier, Tom uoipres
bes blanbt Solicit. Gnpre Bigger er
iprbolospis iaa.
amerifd itaar lanat neoe paa 2iiten |
8osauf; men iii @iensirlb er bette
9anb $40. / / 9ibsitriiter (Wtasas
Sines). Sor buer Miaion Srbbpsgere
uoeipes | be 5orenebe Sta.er $40
5ibsifriiter, | Sdwei5 $40, ! Gpitlanb
161, / 5ranfris 156. / Stulbritannien
ll3. Sanlterre os Soa0noerne itaar
bpit baabe | SOsapl 90 GicsitriIter.
gaaar ~itprtalsnoe amerifanere ertla
rer, at bette 9ano itaar puerit | aft, iaa
er bet temmelis lanst fra Sanbbeoen.
5plfsrue ct go. l | Spser al belerenoe
% pibeufabelist Subboio, Gnglaltc er
0o. / / &omanltripnina ps | oenne
9iteratursren itaar be 5preneoe Stater
england nermeit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
SnriO ~Snnoaiploer.

9eitpreren for oett ~biologiife Sta.
ton | Bergen, aanbiOat 3. Noro.
gaarO, ifriper / Morsenapiien:
8lanbt llooanorerne til Sslano
.paa Saralb oauriagrcS Sio bar og.
iaa en- Horolanosfpinoe meo open-
n9pnte 9tapn. @ugang oa bet bar
llaar paa Sisen / Norblano, fit bun
ue0 Seio GrolOOom), 6rogt oct Ser.
ben, at aae Suno blep iilloe al 5iif,
oerai Rapnet S%unoafploer. y. y.
Mund mener, Seioen beitob Oeri az
bun Iprte fine 2anoSmpno en- beore
Maaoe at fife paa. Suiltet lpoer
meget ionOipnligt.
Otter jim antomit til Sslano,
aioroe Curb Jig fortient peo at iptte
Mprfer eller Mco paa 6iifegrunoc.
ne i STAFFORD. % til 9sn berfor
if bun ct iSaar al bper 9onOe peO
6jorben. Iettc piier, at Neb eaer
MPrfer poa 6iifegrunhe life bar
nlminoelig fjenot pao Sen Sib, og
bpao enten Curb bar 6ragt aunSifa.
Der berom meo Jig ira Rorolano eIer
bun enoog er Spfinocren al bette
pigtige SrieuteringSmiooeI ior Siife.
rem, err Sen briftige RorolanbsfpinOe
piitnof Den ierIte biitoriife Gerion,
bpis 9apn fan fngtteS til ct Srem.
ifriot / 6iifebeoriften / Roroen. Der.
ior ber bun mitoes al SoIf, iom bri.
Der paa Sisert. og man tunoe gierne
opfalbe en- 6iifeOumper eiter benOe.
Curb" fon bel o9iaa iiges at pGre
ct greit Napn.
9enilass SroIboom iom bun ebe.
Sc. err npttig til cuboer Sib.
gf iaabanne ieiOenSe R9nb %
&pinoer er Ser / Regeleu for ioa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

Wan bar banbet, at Cprsitslisn al
SaHopoitruter piIoc tisue ct bubbcIt
5prmual, usmIi9 Tor BET ipritc, at 5ar,
merne oso at iaa lin Ipit ongIig tom /
uRrmere 6prbirocIie meo lloeuueroe.
nsH mso Dc ocrai fgOenoe 6orocle o.
Sstcemmsli9beocr, % Tor oct ouoct, at
Der nj for &luOr bIcp to0ct lat pon al
ior6sore 9nroeocteus / be Strpo. bpOr
S~Oitrutsr sr Uprstteoe. Tette foite
er britt p~autrGUsi; tbi bet cr en- Slam.
iau baorli9e Seienc or pan mango Sic.
Der / bette fire % rj8e 2ano. WIcu
bet Ter life 10 III, al ale 6armere cuonu
tiIiuIbs iOritanr at bet er til oereS ICr.
Del at baue itittsIjss p9 iremtUmmellgc
8sie. Sra Spen IOIeoo / Ipua M,
9aor 10 2aroppitruter; men 2~aHoepeic.
ne lnOer iii Of bape unret iaa Itrpbel,.
&c, at bet bar uRrst ~iorbunbst mso itu.t
SsipGrt ct ina 8oiten n1eperet
rette 9io. 8Oitoepartsmentets Spp
mRrtiUmbeO blsO bsnlsost paa Soaeu.
os GpiiOberus pau nRpnie 8uier bet
unOerrsttst ON. at be nile 8sie mautt,
iorbebres. On 5armer, Der bar mere
itriUcfpubis eHO be purge fiji ba i Sp,
bras at ipnrs 9spnrismentet. 9enns
Man6 ipriiOo unturlispis life, GUno eet
psbtom 8OitmpnbisbeOerne i 8aibiugs
ton, OF life gsisHe / Soma bar vsbliae,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
"saabIasst" i sritiunia - us for

"Saablaoet" / ariitinnia U8 for
bsu Says Stplb en- 9et andre norife
genIrcblabe - sr misiurnsiet / gnleo'
ming al, at man / Ror9e iaar igieu bar
"iurisst OF blanis Stemnin9en op til
nussnfIuss Setter ben Abe stopembsr"
- SUrsuirssbugsu. Slabet Tiger, at
bet b,ItOs life i nOsen Set us at bet
fanbt fin stsmuins ubtrDtt 9snsber9s
SsircbInc, at 0oromGnO ben Abe Io'
pcmber "lpuer binanceu life at buile,
for 5Rorelanocts Sst % 9Gre bar buns
bet Der helt Iiasitiaene Ylnos, ipm Ri
attraur itoen lluipner." Sette iioIte
CT f%itfcrlia tsretti9et nUt / % ior iiG
Os bog cr BET ct tort Spersmaal, ON
man nctup III Banoler tluat / pau 5Ore'
~niuesiaseu at Crib: a~nlebniusen iii ai'
fer at ian iast at Rorss bar lissei in'
Der for iurnf Soer9rsb / ale bis'c SO
gar, llnionsn bar beituost. Sli9t uil
nsppc fremme ben frebeliss ps oeuitabe'
liss SOrbunbIins msb Sperise, buuraf
iaa mango &orbmGuo / bcnne 5io los
ter iis ian meset!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
@afocf. Hosieau.

@aIbed. HousieaiL 5raufrigS tbs.
ligere TrGmierminiIter, boIot sen
200e en- itor Sale / Senatet unber 9e.
bnnblingeu al WimfeIopen, oa man
tror, at ban iaien bill fomme til no.
ret. Den Waioritet. iom bragte Com.
hes til Magten, bliuer itabig minore
og minore. % bette onies iom ct Bio.
nesbpro ON, at oct frantic 6oIf ipnes,
ot ban bar gaaet for blot, mar ban
isger at ubeluffe Iunfene ira S9rer.
giernin9eu | Sfolerne. Sommer @al-
oed. HouSieau after / Spioien FOR nj.
uiiteriet, bill Den meget omitrioteNu
feIop uben Spil blipe iormiloet, lfisnt
ban ieln err ocns 3a0er. Munfe bIi.
per Der NOT ultib / Oct fatbolife Srunf.
rig, bpab Staten emo gisr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
upeir oe Sorlis.
@efenrOpa biemfsst al iformfnISt
Neir. - Npt Jorbnnb.
Mmoet MSenlanosnpt.

Sfclse ct Telegram fra Berlin al
22Se for ~encpilouastis Sturm oper geii'
europa iibite llse % pOlote mesen Sfa.
De paa 2anb % Sau. 3elesraHorbin.
belien blep aibrubt ps ira Beifenropa
fanoe 3elesrammer hun 40 Cmueie naa
frem til Sertim. 8 JranIiurt am
Brain blep Sporposnstrafifen aloeles
itdnoiet. On M9nsoe ipare Tr1er
blHite neo. 3 Gbemnib nebblefte en-
fireetases gpsnins. iom bar unber Sp'
~fsrelie. @eb Gmbeu i~tranoebe ct etib,
% en- Manb b~rufnebe. Man frnster
for, at mango Menueitelip bar saaet
tabt peb GINS. Sra Gorbieens ap'
iier melbes, at mango 5orlis bar fun
bet Steb. Stjsnt 1elesrammet intet
Tiger berOm, er bet ianbipnlisi, at mon.
gen norif, ioenif ps banif Ssmano bar
funbet en- paao @rao.
Oct fore 8amplfib al Sambnrs'
Gmerifa' 2injen "3sutdlanb" reues /
aurbapen los fra fin auferplnbs os fit
betDcelise geifabieelier.
Sra 2onopn telesraiercs. at beitise
Storme bar siort megen Sfabe / Guss
4 i.
Lamb. s Birmingham Upton % Sal=
ienbers er mango Renneiter Iaaet ib.el
Of nebialoenbe gasse % Sfuritene.
Gn Wansoe gras, beriblanbt en- lioen
gaab, er bleit no paa apiten ct Bib
~nesbpro ON, at 5orlis bar iunoet Step.
MISREPRESENTATION mso 5aitlancet er
aibruot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
! i'm aarlise Rapport ON llbpit.

! i'm aarlige SEAPORT ON llbpit.
lingen 90 6orboloene paa SiIippi.
uerne oct iiOite Ior ifriper Sberit
Glareure r. gowarb&, G9ef for
Observation-Disclosures "Sureau Of Sn.
IuIar affairs, bIonot megct auoet,
at Den operpeienoe Gel al Gerne$
SnnbeI ioreanor meo uoenIanoife
6nrteier, % al fun 3 Vrocent al 20.
rerne irngteS / ameritanife Sfibr.
Ge brittle StIbe isrcr 80 Groccnt
% ANDRE u6euIonOItc 6artsicr 8c.
item. Oette SorhoIo bill citerbuonbcr
'orhalbcntlig belt o. boloeut iorau.
ores. aou9reSieu bar ncmIia ucSi0'
get en- Sop, h~poreftcr ira lite IIrli
uTite Mar at reaue iuapiot mIlia al
&an6el&traiif mellem S%iIippiuernc ~
Sc Torcueoe Stater ioapcI iom apft.
troScu piI iorcgoI me0 Sfibe, Scr
teller uubcr nmeritanit Slag. Ter
pullC@ Tor Si6cn is omeritanife Sfi.
I've til al tnRe &c Ii0enlanbite 6ar.
telcr@ FInOS i TiIippiuer. Srobeu. %
font Der hor uTrct uotalt alporligc
<oI. nm. buoruiOt Oct piIoc Iaoe liz
1Irrc at ~crit0ttc Sc fremmcoe Gar
t8lcr III Den / %operl iaitiotte Sto. in.
re2 Ser III al rGrc sonite 600 lloii9t
bcrtl!, bU1b (raiIten mCaem DC Sor.
encoe Stoter % Scrne augaor. Dfe0
N%p'trdoeu lIiler SET iig uogct aroer.
IeOc@, % oct er Der. 0eu itsrite San.
'teIIabeo meo at i0a bemelOte SOP
glennemiert piI opitlu. Ger or I'LL
iuIl 1925 Stibe / 6raatiart lansS
aulten oi 6iIipptnernc. ca al oiSie cr
Der finn - omcrifauite. Ter pil
HOcn SUil ta8c lung SiS at iaa al
Senne agitlraTif mNer siicrncbanne.
ret. obcrit GoporOS uOtalcr, al set
Ter en- abioIut Acknowledged. at Gine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

leplopens ToIoiatier neoirttes, bpis
man bill opmnntre til Ell IipIisere %
frnatbarere SanoelsforbinbeIie mel.
lem be 6oreneoe Stater og 5iiippi.
nerne. 5 5orretninssfrebie paa
gerne er Der, tiger ban. ct uStrpffe.
liat Gnife ON Snorsmmelier poa
bette Smraabe, og iaabiot ban 6ar
fcritaaet Def, er Der Der i 2anoet 90.
ifilig Stemnins for, at Sisie Sno.
rsmmelier tilitaaes. De Brooufter,
bporai 8ilippinerne noierer melt til
De Soreneoe Stater, er Suffer, ~.
baf, Samp 90 Gopro, % poa De TO
iioitnGonte er goIben naereoe upb9.
bet.