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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

Canton, where a corps of Amer lean
engineers was attacked by a mob, is
perhaps the most dangerous city for
foreigner TO enter which China
affords. Kipling. in a descriptive arti-
Gle, frankly confessed his fear of it.
The city is full of fanatics, who sur
round a foreigner on the narrow streets.
spi; upon him and call aim vile names.
Without a strong escort a white man
may lose his life. 1t is safer TO visit
the walled towns of the far interior of
China than this metropolis of the sea-
board provinces whence. by a strange
paradox, comes the mild hammered
host OF coolies in Hawaii and Califor-
MIA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02
A FLANK MOVEMENT.

Members of the two branches Of the
Legislature agree that they must ex-
pect an effort to be made to provide in
the Loan bill. for appropriations aggre-
eating at least Ss25. 600. for the purchase
of the Pauoa and Pahoa water supplies.
The fact is that the men who were in
terested in those schemes in the regu-
lar session are said TO be as active now,
and those who made the fight against
the proposed expenditures are girding
on their armor. II is safe 10 say that
Governor Dole would not stultify him
self by signing an appropriation meas
ure with these items included, when he
refused TO approve the bills themselves.
But the practice of placing new legisla-
ton on appropriation bills is one which
is opposed to the best parliamentary
presidents, and should be discouraged.
The people WI look TO their represen-
tatives to prevent the saddling Of this
expense upon The taxpayers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

The attempt which influential jour
nails are making to break down the
reputation of Major General Leonard
Wood is so vicious as to almost
identify those behind it as the old Army
ring at Washington. on that account
General Wood will have the sympathy
of many men who feel, neverthe-
less, that his advance has been too
rapid for the good of the service. Dur
ing the Spanish war the German Carl
caturists touched a sore spot when
they had a procession of butchers and
bakers and candlestick makers going to
Washington to become Generals.
Americans are slow to recognize the
fact that the military business is a
science and that it's exemplars in the
field should have scientific proficiency
and experience. 1t is as absurd to make
civilian a General off-hand as it
would be TO make him an Admiral.
when he took field rank; but he was
an army doctor, who was the next
thing to it. AS a. doctor his goal was
Surgeon General, not Major-General
and a possible chief of the general staff.
Fancy the feelings of the country, in
the teeth Of a great military crisis. to
see DR.. Wood, expert physician and
sanitary agent, at the head of the army.
Il
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

BICYCLISTS should never start out
without a bottle OF Chamberlains Pain
Balm in their tool bags. This lini1nent
is excellent for all flesh wounds and
sprains. One application gives relief.
Try It Benson, Smith & Co., whole
sale agents, sell it,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

Carter Harrison ought to stand a very
fair chance of getting the next Demo-
cratic nomination. He is a young man
and it is beginning to be understood
that the physical qualities of youth are
needed to bear the burdens of the Pres
idency. Because of that fact the aver
age age of American presidents has
been steadily coming down since Wash
ington's time from about 50 TO so.
Roosevelt is 43. Carter Harrison is not
far from that age and is beginning his
fourth term as Mayor of Chicago He
is a man of good principles, executive
talent and popularity; and unlike Bry-
an and Cleveland his name is not stale
from much use. The Harrison boo~~
is bound to make a great deal Of noise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

Samuel Shortridge is a San Fran
cisco joke. Abnormally tall, preternat-
urally solemn, esteeming himself as
one of the greatest living orators and
politicians, he cannot appear in public
without bringing smile TO the sur
face Of the busiest day. For a time he
wanted to be United States Senator
and made canvasses to that end. with
the result that he was jollied along the
course until the other man got the
prize Now he has found that the way
to high office is not the oratorical route
but through administrative successes
and he wants to be mayor of San Fran
cisco. We had nearly said Lord Mavor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

OF course he wiz not get the place,
but the spectacle Of Sam sprinting for
it. with the grace and reach of an ami
mated step-Iadder. VIII atone for poor
vaudeville season.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

There was a mist of rain Thursday or
a heavy dew and that. of course, put
several sections Of the telephone line
out OF order. Fortunately for the SER
vice the town didn't have a heavy
shower.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

The more a legislator is smirched by
the Pauoa job the more he admires the
newspaper that was in the deal with
him. Birds Of a feather flock together.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

|tocked
ne entu
unit fo1
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in prof.
|oW al
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

AIgernon sartoris is a grandson of
General Grant but the latter is dead
nd can stand it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02
Hoods JarsaP0riLEa
and Pills

Cure kidney and liver troubles, re-
lieve the back, and build up the
whole system.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-02

With it's professors at work every day
on problems of bae1eriology. Cornell
University suddenly found itself strick-
en- with a t..--sloid Epidemic, due to con-
ta,zinated city water The microbe ex-
perts had looked sharply after indiea-
tons of the yellow fever germ at Hs-
vana and the tubonic germ at san
Francisco, but the bacteria in their
drinking water had escaped notice. 1t
has baen the same way at Stanford
University, where the germ trappers
made some noble finds at a distance
but neglected to examine their break
fast milk and cream. Hsnce more
typhoid. But the most remarkable in
stance OF scientific oversight of things
near at hand occurred in the building
Of the structure at Stanford designed
to house the mechanical engineers Part
Of the roof fell the other day with "a
crash heard all over the campus" .
Fancy" says the Argonaut, "the roof
hat sheltered students engaged in max |
Ing computations of stresses in roofs.
the roof beneath which wise professors
explained the elastic and ultimate re-
distances of construction materials, the
'oof whereunder the tensile strengths
If all the metals was like an open book
this was the roof that was so i'll brac-
d that it fell in. We think a revised
'roverb is needed at Stanford-.First,
asst out the bad beams from thine own !
oof, then shalt thou be able to repair
he rafters of thy brothers roof. Real
y, if things went on like this at the ,
University, we should be hearing that ]
he professor of botany had been poi
oned by mistakipg toadstools for !
that the instructor in per- /
OnaI hygiene was off on sick leave: 4
nat the veterinarian had traded a !
Ound roadster for a windgalled, | :
Davined nag, near-legged before; that c
he professor of ethics had been in I
ght, or that DR.. Jordan himself had q
listaken a lamprey for a Goldfish If :
oofs must fall. let them fail in the i
cademic department. When a roof set r
es over experts on roofs it arouses
loughts"
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13
Punoreoc aar.
Saa sarnmel or Mmme SfalmcrnS |
RES. - Sise mnnier % aanosfrif.

gnre IeSersoatier SfalmernS i
9fes pna Scbemarten fun6e Ssroas
cen .26ee September ieire lin t00os
5soielsoaa. Sun er isot paa aater.
eier ! Sang % fom life iulot 3 aar
sammeI til ell 6arbror pan Sfalme.
ruo, hoor bun blep opfoitret hammer,
ne0 lin uoroenSe Man0, aarl Yeber.
len aompcruo. Ser liaeIeSes par Be-.
il9stet meo 6oltcne poa SfaImerlN,
os bar iiocn aItiS beet Der.
&anben aarI Heoer,en Ssoe 1855
/ Ell gIber al 81 Mar, eitrr ct sGgte.
fob az mar 60 aar. &c bapSe 6
9sru, buorui &C 3, haui6t piOeS, le.
Der c1loniL. aaeiamneu iIinfc oa ugt.
o9roisc 6olf meo mnnge Born OF
9ernebsrn. Cen 9Ibitc al MINES
Born er 13, Sen pnaite. @narOmauOS.
fcne pua 9otalruS, 5S Mar. Eeoee
StaImcruS, Den GIoitc. er nplip al.
traoot JON Carer / RcnebaI, par fsr
Carer pan &e$ oa Ell Si0 @oarobru.
ger Yoa &iic.
Get lige& ont SEN @amlc, at bun
altio bar hGOt CT ppperli1t SlErsr,
~ bette bar bun beUarct til sem la
iSo9. Sln ipsger o. er mrrtc!;J
aano&iriif. Gu iIoNrcr poa mig"
1ogOe bun iorIcoru Sag til 9ottcrc:t.
Ger / bcnbcS Eanbsr iortoItc ct ~
anbet en- benOea &cpeui$.
Sun bar pTrct poa 6sScroab / 10
Anr ~ bcbor en- mclct iOriol0t1
Stnc. lom bun pou inlen NauOc oil
~IorIaOc. Sum bar iom liSen >Ecutc
lect 0cn opisrcA, "a ser nil bun lcue.
% Der oil bun 20, buOr ait itoar ion
Get Ito0 % toler iii hcH0c on Sc ior,
gan1llc Ga8e. g bar liaeiom oct
Sfipbnc mcb h%juanocn. Gen QumI1
Stlle oa Cen aanlc @jTrringcn pos.
Ter goGt Iomnen," Tiger hlu, ~ cr
ll9e iornslet. ONT Get iurn0om rcanCr
% bIricr 4iCunem ETg1tn. Oh Scr
~IfrsbeIiac Nu@ rpiter / ale Summcn.
fstninacr. let cr ct poffert OF nunot
Steo peO St0uiiGer / Set Isurige Nof
fnt,aIS ~, ,n,N NJ ,t,,, I,,. A
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13
Deroier at Graful.
Saa mcnneifer Deb, bupr nnttigt oct
CT til Separclie nf Selbrcb
% SfJsnbco.

Hriten en6per peo, at Srpful er
Set ~iifreIte % pirfrtugSf1lbeite Dis.
infeftionsmiobel / Naturen, men iaa
ioritaar bets &prOi naar oct tn9es
ino / oct menneifeIiGc Spitem / Jam.
ne HerSuingssiemeb.
SrGful er ct MiOOeI, JONI Set er
beore 10 mere De taser al; oct er in.
tet Drug, men oct optager / Jig @aS
% ~ltrerbeber, iom altio cr tilite6e /
NaOen % SnOpolOene % brirser
Dem no al SpItenet.
SrGful giuer bebageIig aanoc ef.
Ter Rpgning, 8ritnin2 eIler eiterat
bape ipiit 500 o9 andre Iterft Iigten.
De Sager.
SrGful bepirfer Ell FLAIR % ior6e.
bret Suoiarpe, gisr Spnoerre bpioe
% uirfer enopioere iom ct naturligt
% iortrinIigt IfieringsmioOel.
Get optogcr / Jig oen ifnoeIige,
Sos, iom iomleS / MaDen % Sarms
fanaIcn; Oct Oisinficerer NuuOen %
Salicn FOR @iftcn al aatarrh.
Iue Ipotcfere ipl9er SrPful / 0en
enc eler auhen 6orm, men Oct be0Itc
SrGtul % oct meite Tor Sengene er
piItrof / Stuart'S gbiorbent So5er.
aeS; De er iammeniut al oct iineite
pilptiereoe @ilotp.S rGful % andre
u~ifooeliac IntiiepticS, / Soblctform
eler rettere / Sorm al itorc pelima.
genbe So6erge2. tbet Srpfltlet er
blanOet meO Sonning.
Zen baglige 8rug al bi$ic So6en.
geS pil mart pie Jig / Ell meget for.
beOret Silitanb al oct oIntene 9eiir.
OeuSe, / beore Sltoiarpe, ~iriitere aon.
De og renere 9IoO, % oct beoite ueo
oct er, at Oets iortiatte Srrts insen.
iombeIit Sfa0e fan aiitc6fomme, men
tuertimoo tort @apn.
! Ell Smtale al SrRfulets 9nun
Tiger Ell 9uifalo.2Pge: Seq anbeia.
Ter CHARTS Nlbiorbeut 2o5enges til
ale 8ntienter. Der fiber al Gas / Mta.
ben os SarmfonaIen % til at gjsrc
OercS Seint flar, Handkerchief rift
% renie MlInOeu oa Snlien. Reg
tror ogiaa. at Seperen gapnes mcget
PED oagIig Brig al benz; De foiter
fun % Gents 9eifen paa apoteferne,
% ifisnt Se i Ell pi$ 6oritanb er EN-
GatenimeSicin, tror leg BOG. at jes
iaar mere % beore 5rPfil / Stuart's
Slbior6eHt So3enges enb i uoaen al De
oroinRre SrRful. tablets
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

debitere, uOialse; iirtue paa &ssHius; uOipreOe let Jpsts. tiar
Ell uiarobeO(.
Debtor. Stubuer.
Debut, t1tbpl sssprOsIie: isrfs Jrsmiraotn for CTsntiisb.,
ben. tiGr pa SceneH; Debutant, Ell, JON debuterer. up'
trroer isrite Gang for Sfeuthgbeoeu.
deem, lat, II; Steuoe; December, ben tieuoe gtadueo 4 bet
gaule romerfte 4dr, Der beapnoer meo Marts); Decemvi-
rat 3im1nosrado, 8tnanosuGioe; Decennium, 5iosrum
al 10 Iur.
decent, ismmelig; Deems. Sgmmsliabeo, &rbarleo.
Decentralization, en- iaaoau GrouiHa al aoriHifrationen, at be
eutelte 9auOsOee bar i%eIuftGuOtS SsIsmwelfesrst / oise I'm
lasenoer.
DschaTge 3eiiariiD uOlsSHins; 6~OOfieuoelie af ct Resui,ab);
d~echifrere. uotpoe bsnrmeiss eGr ~utpcelise Slrittesu.
decidcre, aigBre. p%aaIeHoe; deciderende, aisIsrsuoe; deci.
dcret, Gigiort beftemt.
decimal, TIBET; Decimal -Srgf, SrDi, bpis RGpuer itsois r 10
ener Ell Soteus oerdf 100. 1000, 10000 pipJ: Decimal,
3ffsr Ell 9sctmalbrsts SRlsr; Decimal pftsH, 5rals-
resuing.
Defamation. busr teuoe Munos rbtaaeNe uso 9ootaFufus til
at iee Sttat Rlore 6tosr en- iaouaHts 5remsanssmaaoe
peo Cprgrsforiga blGnot Soloatsr decimere. uotGge hper
tisnoe gPauo III Strai; ogaa here ftPrt (om Spsoomme,
Der bortrtuer mango ReuueltsrL
Decimeter, ie Meter.
Omtuiiieoe S~psrssuauI tiGr buorluiot be uo ct ResHitab
al Hsolior glorte Ssm9riHiussr ia! TONNE SstrastuinS.
Decourt (3sturl ote Dekort, GitOrtniHs. ailas.
decrescendo l-trtIeu-L ditageHbe / Stprts.
Dedication. Silegnelie; dedicere, tIegUe.
deducere. aitoe, uoleoe; Deduction. Gfsoslis, uoleoslie; To-
gut SiniHrHgsmGGoe, bUorpeo man fra bet dlnene HITTER JIG
I'll bet iptetehs; Jrsmitil'Hs ior Ssttsn al en- Gags Sdm'
reHb0Hg.
de facto, &trtelisbsOsu.
Defekt, Dtanse, Jel, uiUIotRuoisbsS; ogiaa bet m%anstenbe;
defektS pg defekiv. uiUIorrnotg.
~defendere. ioripdre; DefensiOn. 5oriuar, Born. 6orlodrSliuls;
5cripGrs:ale eaer 6oriuarsitriit; defensiy, uHrusnee; De-
t~ensiy-Alliance. 6orlpGrsforbGno; Detensor, 5oriparer
for ben ttltaIte Ell StrGTeiag.
Dehcit, uHoertuo: deficit Der WnHglsr.
Dehle, trGu9t SGs, SHrprtug Suluet; dehIerc, orige slsuuem
ct Def &; n'ar5srs imaIe SGttsT sasr RaHo ipr NaHs;
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

aoaenoe iremiraoofe hos Se itr,ge Tpr,
bpis 0Grina bar tiIiat meo Suber.
fler. fsrit % remit Salsfiertelipse.
en- Spgocmsiorm, Ger paa oct NOR.
meite iuarer til Sfroiuloieu hos 0sen.
neifet; iercre uSuifleac Jig life iiel.
cen zen 5orm al SuberfuIoie hos DC
imaa Mnriuin, iom man biStil ban
opfattet iom uStrpf ior 5liberfuloie |
acknowledgements hos Menneifci.
Spgoomsipiren tr9nger altiaa in0
iamnen meb Ielfeu ira carmen 10
| Sesemet, % bette gieIosr / ian;me
Dton Tor Suberfelbociaen iom ior
andre gafterier. Serai LAGER iig LET
%iorflare Cen utrolig bsie SsoeIi9.
beSsprccent hes gsrn / &c isrite sc.
peaar % iomtioig ogioa oen bcpisliS
ciiormc l~iObreoelie al Subcrfulcier.
Irore EMBELLISHMENTS oil
ErofeSior Scbrtna life anerficuSe,
iaalcSes /. gr. life S,SaanSing al
ba~cilleboloigs Steu. @n iaaoan Srn-
aanSing ora9er life 2unsetGring cf.
ter Jig; on iaa bar. mnatte Spger.
Ger | aareoiS bar tu~berfulsie Strube.
bcOeoer UNDER SebanoIins, ogiao pan'
bragg zig Smitten. Ien bette er life
SilfRlSe. Sliper nogen ing pao cen.
ne Naaoe, iaa bar iifferlig oIlerebe
foriroen CIT / Sp9SbarnstiSen poa.
Sragen tiIberfulsie Spire ligget fluff.
CO lom unoer iRrlig ugiinitige bpgic.
niIfe SmItrrpigbeber or gaoet oper
til Sun8etpring. Sltberfules Smitte
or life, man fan ierne iige: enonu !
lang Sio life oct iamme iom III.
berfuIss Spring.
Dan maa iaalcoes 49, iom gebring
no8st oraIt;if uotrpffer Jig life &c.
goa Sen tiGIigerc meget buppi9c o.
ifi9bneIpar9rc Sell at iloa Suberfi,.
loie % SUinbiot / Sortforn og poa
@rlm6ln9 al Ell IiaQuoiC. ser tpbtr
paa tlrbcrfuleS Smitte, oItib ic It
Segn paa en- u]helbrebeIig Spgoom
og ct fpaIiulGt GnoeIigt.
&c al @ebring ortpoeSe WoGItanG;s
mioIer moo Spgbommcn beror 0n icr
CT Gel paa MeIfens Spaiene, isrit o.
remit pno Goiteuriieringer.. Itt
girlSer at israc ior. al 9ernclle nlon
ioo NeIf fri for Sllberflcr, o. peN
SIocn beruf 9ielber set at boloc ~.
Itencc % ippttenbe SGriuBaiugc bortc
ira S~pGObsrn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

Gremmeoorobog, bumuf UusutaaaenNe r Ell ErWe er al uermbentig fur RWe or ben
~ tansube 2Gr 8a Tom bet en- nmr man pa ct Orb im man life ufube frtlar os
man r en- Naban bauos rm Bog po Saanben fan man ubrNge Os Fue Croas us
baub os belle sahiusens GRnms Bette n en- al pore thbaut, IrRmebsRr; ben r s@t
iuobunpm us fan ims for ben uImioAss Ss mO "9roub.8Otm|, nemGa S1.25i 5OrfnN.
4opsk: 3. ANUNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa.
~ Speu n tNlss foe So @ema
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

gnmafiHen .S~uspeuasR' par leg nispfs
get tci lrust fihtn, % reg ipnes ristis sosf
ON ben | ale 2elc. Den saar let % arbeb
Der acot 8 5rast 80 Gents. Glue 0ss
ssfe0. GlauoreaH 9. 3ai
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

SirfiOmmere enb alt oetie er 6u3
tillioIt ct MibCel, iom tor poe sen
elloru fife on8rcbnc 0tenneifebeO if
fer 9eifpttclie, % Sen, Der oacreGe
bar Sp8bommen, Saab ont Selbre.
belle. 2ette IibOel er set, iom ban
geniaIe 6OrIfer meo ~roitIes Sper ID.
ger, % ON builtet ban M merbeler
Iao eitcr bans Spfatning iorboab.
niugsiul0e 8eiultatcr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13
San ipnrstc omtpeit.Wonoen poa.

bar uGret bery"
~aa, Get fan life bare mango Rl
iiuiet; leg tipntes, on fom isien me.
bet iamme.~
"Sa. Get fan iaa urre," iagoe ban
men nj bar on pGret Der | hlinarc
&c Iar til"
6sleeipenoen bier after borte 10,
BAN, 90 8lnSen poreoe. % sicel
FREQ burtigere % burtigerc.
Sm ct Sieblif fom RanSen treoi
Sang i9ien meb StaaIen; ban ora
ielu % bab lin @iRit at briffe.
Smtpeit.R anoen ina sioroe o. toI
nogIe Sphe Gras al 8I1SenS SfaaI.
Saa bIcu ban ipitrst iom isr
"SuorIGuec tror DIT at Su bar bare
ber?"
9enne ipareoe: "aa. set fan lit,
o9re IGr8s; ie8 iprtes. at Or inout
ror uheufor : Isrer, Tor 0n fcu
igisn.~
IA, oct fan iaa pGw," iagSc scr
SsGe, men M bar Oh oGrct her / tn
Sunbrcte Star; ale i sit Siem q
oeOe ior lGn9e iiSen "a ser gaar
bare ct gommelt Sa8n ON dig. Tn
fremme0 SlGgt bor MT paa oir
8aaro, % Ell CANNED, moSgroet 81
er uoret op i 5unct, iiocn 81 uar
bientmc. SnaIrnse bI or. iom 81
er, fan 81 life pare Der IGnserc, men
oil on femme til os, mnu Ou ierit III,
ba8e igjen % iaa ifaG lea islse mco
Dig % iise, buorleGea on ifaI bPre
Dig n0."
So set uilbe Smtpeit. Rano>n
ipprt aierrc. &c gif ga tiIbose Jam.
me Bel iom &c par fomnc. Sslae.
lpcnten fornn OF ban citer.
"a Sc fom op poo airfcgaarSen.
iagbe 6slgeluenocn:
"9en man ri ifilles. Nn err set al,
ter S~uIetucIhsn, iom ~Gcnaang ri iioit
aft 0enre Gei. % M ifoI on aad lipe
hiem % life bebc ON nclet onSet ems
en- 8O0 Seug. Saa ifa. On Ipaae oi1
o8 be0e onb99tis SoNeruor. isr Nn
iouncr, o. ga oil Or fomme til oS ior
alto"
Naroen taffeSe for Gslgct % alt
9oct % eff biem.
Scr iunbt ban Set i ale Waa6er,
ionl cen Isbe bapbe ialt. Gn gam,
mel, mo@groet @s itoO / Gumct; Sell
par uoret op iiOen bin ~ESuleoiten.
San 9if inc o. biliebc 6oIfene: De
baO bom ii6be neb o. ipltrgte, bpem
ban bar.
"aienoer ! mig iffc?" iogSe ban;
leg bar eict benne @aonr0, men nj
cr Oct I9rse iiben."
De iOrtalte, at De al gamIe Soft
bop6e bort ct Sagr ON en- Mnnb ser
paa @aaroen, iom bar bIepen bortc
S%ulefOeloen.
ga, Get er mig, Set" iasbe bali
% iortalte benz aIt, bunb ban bopSc
npleUet.
&c Boo BAN M NAB % Griffe o.
alt oct beblte, Dc hopbe. San ui!6c
oog life imoae noQet, men boo ont a:
fna tonrne tiliergS, ga Fan par ian
trGt.
&c reOte op for ham Ell go0 Seite
/ Stabsituen % boo BAN berino
San Iagbe Jig itror, og Dc bsrte, 1T
ban BAD 6oberpor.
Soa bIep aft title.
De gif III in0 Tor at ie, ON ran
iop, men / Ser9eu Ioa bare Ell Sarn
Mulb i bofrs Steb. De ifisnte ga. II
ban otter bar tonmcn bio, buor BAN
bapbe i~ortoIt, at Der bar ion 9obt at
rGre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-13

Ictte 6olfcepertpr bsrte MeS0eIcs
rem iom ing Gut al Ell CANNED 8igC
/ hans Siembpgo; bum beb @uro
9isunOaleu eller Sptegraf og or III
6sb for minbit 30 Mar iiben. GUcn'
tprct er mGrfeIigt % a~utageIiJ II
bsi 2Glbc, rimeliQoia ira ben ti0Ii1e
Wib0elai0er. SrGffene ON Dc hehc
Spoberg % Sen brottc aoS meb Der
gIattc Ici peacr tiIboge til Sen 1io,
"a Sent romerif.fotbolife Gro par FER
itenhe / Snn6et, og 9cretnirger on
gergflsiten meo groen og Sen brit
ienbe Gin 0nbt rebemtnber isrer os
lige tilbage til Oeu uorbiife 8uGelG.
res Smtale al &dcr 8isa % Den
flasiiife Slotios 6oreitiainger ON
Stpr. Get er tpSeliIt. at mptbolo'
aiife o. fdtbolite Goreitiaiu8er fer
itinner igjeunem. Naaite bar guen.
tpret tiQige ~in0ebolot en- gerctuing
ON, at Den Isbe isytc Cen SepenOs
isrit iii SelUeoe % Uiite bom on.
firing Der, fsr ban IebiaseSe bnm til
8lpoeus lpie Siem. men Ell ianSar
GpiioGe par ufien6t ior Ben gamLc
5ortPller.
Saapi6t plies iin0es ser Ct inf
@uertpr iamt et inf Snan ont 81
Qtunt, iom ! 300 Aar itoO % lpt.eoC
til Garaoisiuglena Gang. o. et oalnt
6~oIfeepfniur: "9t 2icblif | Simm..
rig" builte alle bar noget fGaeS me0
iornritaaeubc norifr, iom BOG er me
get mere rigt og beSlrben prRset al
Oct norife Solfs SPnfeiPt OF Glen.
OommeIighsS.
Com 1iliG!Set or meo bore ileitc
euentpr. Ger or Observation-Disclosures
6PQeseie, er bette rin'eli5pis / 8itin.
getioen tcmnet iii O5 ira ipclige eI,
Ter sitlise 6olfeilag o. ino saaet |
Stsbeiteen % bleoet omimeltet, ian
Der er blepet 5iemligt % bar iaa9t
norif RrRg % alGnq.
1et Hnbsa life me0Oelt bperfen a
I. Chr. As6isrnien eller ,,sraen
NOe ! uogen al Seres uosiune epen.
tpriamImger.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-28

1t then dawned upon me that Mr.. Cap
pack intended to break his engagement
to marry me- 1 thought the matter over
and realized how unJustly I had been
treated and 1 resolved to bring the
suit"
Mrs. Lyddon is a very attractive
looking woman She is about AZ years
old and exceptionally well preserved.
She has dark hair and dark eyes and
is a woman of refined and cultured
manners. She has four children. The
oldest. a son. George Lyddon. is a
draughtsman in the engineering de-
partment of the Rock Island railroad
in Kansas City. All of the children live
with their mother. Mr.. COppack has
nine children. Mrs Fred P. Scher of
Kansas City, is his oldest daughter.
He has two other daughters who are
married and one single dughter and
five sons.
Mrs Lyddon said that Mr.. Coppack's
children were very much opposed TO
their proposed marriage and thought
that they had considerable to do with
their father breaking off his engage
ment to marry her.
"Since August g." said Mrs. Lydden,
II have written Mr.. Coppack three let
tiers and he has only answered one of
them. In this letter he said that he
had never asked me to marry him,
and that was laboring under a wrong
impression when 1 thought so. In the
same letter he said the reason he
wanted me to sign the release was sim
ply to test my love for him. I think
that is a very queer way for man to
test the love of his intended wife"