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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-30
FOOD FOR THE BRAIN WORKERS
Those VIII" Are Subject to Menta, Strain
Should Regulate Their Diet.

Those VIII" Are Subject to Menta, Strain
Should Regulate Their Diet.
From the Sanitary Record: It is all
right for the man who labors all day
in the open air to eat freely, but the
man of sedentary habits, the BRAIN
worker, must adapt his way of living
to his needs. He must be we'll nour-
ished, for the brain is incapable of
good work unless we'll supplied with
pure blood, but such man cannot pos
sibly furnish vital force to digest three
large meals daily. If he tries it nature
will protest at every step. The chem
ical changes of digestion will be i'm
perfectly performed. The stomach will
neither secrete freely nor churn the
food with cheerful alacr..y: the pyioric
orifice contracts and allows such
chyme to pass with grudging reluct-
ance; the intestinal lacteals are
ashamed to absorb such miserable pa-
bulum, which chokes, irritates and
congests them, so the large meal re-
mains in the digestive organs to fer
ment, putrefy and steep the individual
in foul gases and depraved secretions.
But the system can furnish enough vi
tai force to convert a small meal into
pabulum of high standard, which will
be absorbed without difficulty. Three
such small meals are not enough to
keep the individual properly noufished,
however; four to six will be required.
Each should consist OF but one or al
most two articles Of food. the diet ia
be varied BY changes at meals. The
portion Of food served must be small:
the patient must stop as soon as the
appetite Is satisfied and gaseous disten:.
sion is proof positive that the meals
are stu too large or too close to.
gether. 4 ].
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-30
To Judge Aroma.

Through the persistent advocacy 81
Chief +. d. Coburn, Of the Department
of Live Stock at the Worlds Fair n
the face Of considerable opposition
from some sources. the butter made
there next year during the proposed
COW demonstration will be judged b.
giving q possible credit Of il points Is
total score OF 100 to aroma" and 20
to flavor" instead of ignoring the Gle.
ment Of smell or aroma and giving :
possible As points to flavor alone.
Chief Taylor Of the Department 81
Agriculture. under whose supervision
the butter will be made and Judged. 4
heartily IN favor Of recognizing aroma.
and the representatives Of the differ
,ent breeders associations furnishtns
cows for the teat IRE unanimously
for II. q q s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-30
Washing Cream.

A bulletin of the Alabama ~tation
says: During the last three years con-
siderable effort has been made to, find
a means by which the odor and taste
of wild onion and bitter weed may be-
removed from milk and cream. In the
spring Of 1901 the writep was re-
quested to try a patent compound
claimed to remove all kinds of weedy
taste from milk. but 1t proved to- be an
absolute failure. Cooking soda (saler.
atus) was also given a like trial, but
failed OF the, purpose claimed for It
by some people. Having failed so far
to find anything that when fed to the
cows would remove weedy taste in
the milk, the next step was treating
the milk and cream. Bitter weed taste
was removed entirely from cream by
thoroughly mixing it with two or more
parts OF water at any temperature
above 20 degrees Fahrenheit, and then
running the whole through the sep
arator. Saltpetre dissolved in waite.
was tried as an aid in removing the
bitterness, but as good results were
secured without 1t as with it. Rapidly
and slowly heating milk and cream to
various high temperatures did not re-
move bitterness. but often impaired a
cooked taste. Butter made from
washed cream Gas above) was pro-
nounced free OF all bitterness by the
station customers. Butter made from
unwashed cream was decidedly bad
and was often rejected by the Gus.
toners. No means were found to re.
move the bitter weed taste from whole
milk. In the spring Of 1902 milk and
cream were treated for the wild onion
flavor the same as in the previous year
for the bitter weed taste. '53 3 !,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-30
That "First' Creamery.

That First" Creamery.
J. H. Monrad. writing in New York
Produce Review. says: l notice that
friends Of G. w. Could Of Elgin are
calling down the Iowa people who
claimed John Stewards creamery not
only to be the first In Iowa, but also
the first in the world, and make the
latter claim for c. w. Could, who in
response to an inquiry wrote:
+ Your letter in regard to the date Of
the establishment of the Home
creamery reached here in due time.
erected. the building in 1865 for the
manufacture Of cheese ON the coopera-
tive plan; that is, the neighboring
farmers delivered their milk. which I
manufactured into cheese, charging .
certain agreed rate per pound. When
the cheese was sold the proceeds were
poolcd and dividend declared and
the money distributed pro rata among
the suppliers Of milk according to tho
amount delivered by each. had been
doing this in small way In my own
private dairy house since 1859, but
as the business enlarged 1t became
necessary to provide better facilities,
so the factory was built in 1866 and
continued in operation during the
warm months until fall OF 81, when,
having quite a run of milk, and butter
being high in price, conceived OF
turning it into a combined butter and
cheese factory. which did and az the
price OF butter was very high for q
few years the experiment proved very
successful and soon many others en-
tered into the same business"
It is little queer that-in view Of
this-I was not called down in 1892
when mentioned DIR. Joseph Tefft as
having started the first creamery in
Illinois (1S70) in an article in the
Dairy Messenger, No. 4. l made care
ful tnqueries at the time and gave Mr..
Gould credit for having made cheese
for his neighbors in 1864, and d: Il.
Wood as having started the first large
cheese factory with steam-heated watts
in 1866. confess to suspicion that
MIR. Goulds claim to creamery is
confined to having partially skinned
his cheesemflk-the first step on the
downward path which led to the skim
and filed cheese reputation of Hi.
nois.
However that may be l trust that
our Elgin friends will be satisfied with
making the claim of having started the
first creamery west of Chicago. Az
to the first creamery in the world L am
not sure. Denmark started her first
creamery at Marslev in 1863 and this.
believe, was the first creamery in
Europe. In New York, Orange Coun.
ty Milk Association started a butter
and cheese factory at Middletown in
1862 with 80 patrons and $50 COWS,
and this is the first one know of, but
am not positive that it was the first
in the world. This shows the difficulty
of getting at historical facts only forty
years back. and appeal to the various
State Dairy Associations to secure and
publish such facts, which will be of
great interest even if of no, monetary
value.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-30
FEEDING SQUADS.

William Z. Rice, in a United States
Department of Agriculture bulletin on
SQUAD raising, says: No success can
be expected unless proper kinds Of
food are procured and the birds are
regularly fed. Long continued feed
ing on cracked corn and wheat alone
invariably fails to produce as good
squads or as many as when further
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-30
Mint PROMO.

The profit to the government on pen
mics pays the entire expense q tho
mint. slj3
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-10-30

y The direction Of the mind Il NOR,
important than It's progress. 4
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Slaateriet / SmerScib.
!. Set

glcoboo, iom Sprferue onretteSe
9pen SmerOeib, fremitiaes mere og
mere erufulbt ior boer M SplpSning,
Iom fommer inS. Oct er mi oplplt,
at oa Sc tprftife SolOater r9rmeoe
iia, traf en- Sniursentifore Jig op /
9ieraene rOen at ltOe Oct rtngeite TAB.
Wen i~lte0etfor at iGtte efter Sniurs
aenterne omringeoe Soloaterte gpert
GA bom6orSereoe ben / lana Sto, bpor'
efter Sc iatte Slo paa ben pao ale
aanter % gap Jig 6erefter til at Iagte
Tor Scoe be freSeIige Snooaunere.
aoiroer og 9srn og Sloinge tit Jam
me MeoIart iom Sc iterfe fompopg'
tige Mpnb. De ifie1rOigite gttsbanS'
finger blep ~forsoet. Hogle foa lit IL
ltet iig opf, men ogiaa Be Dopoe Np1e
eler 2ren nfifaaret. "a Sprterne
bar fGroige, fanotes Ser life en leoet'
Sc Sipl tiIbage / 2%anoSbnen o9 life ct
eueite Sl,s. Smfring 200 Renteifer
bleo Ilagtet ne0 og 800 Suie br9tot.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

SieImeIonO % Com. Gridion / Stre.
get oeo Rolie 8iUer, q. 9. 9omi.
teen ioreiIaor at aniGtte BrcItcr poo
islgenoe Steoer: WtoboIl, q. Z,
9rince aGbert, Gan, grooOuicw, Ms
itniboio, San, @ooen &o., eitII8c
@aibington % S0obo.
Ger er inofommet til Wi9ii0ucn
$6t67.S4 - $4,000 miuore eu0 So
miteen trGngtc. guogetet for npitc
Aar bsr iptteS til $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures Dtrebll5
bapoe belsgt So EreitetaIo nlco til
iommen III RentGbeoer. vi oi2ic
er % RiaiionstaI6, Diisiion2.
falo baoSe ban life uoaet at beieae.
Irifirfen bar aItiaa 32 Wtisiion3toI0
meS II Renigbeber, Son bar boIbt
334 Ws6er % bar reiit ialt on1trcnt
10000 Nil.
Mr. 6reo gauTien in0ttrette6e
ira Grgouiiottonstomiteen at Den
bapoe isgt at uGbrc0e 6rtfirfen&
"4riuciper oq ReaIer" % baU0e toget
Sc i9rite StrIot til at Jamie StatIlttt
oper Hrittrfen.
Ne0et git oerpoa ooer Ill 0aIg.
I'll 6ormnuoSembe6ct nomIrcrr.
SeS Greiterue CIR. Dtrebu3. g. Cite
BAL. u. ). QeBcIono, 7, @inthcr %
e. g. 8pniI0.
iii SetretTr gienpaI8teS mco Ht.
flamatiou Rroi. U. Gctterien.
3Puerne rapportere6e, at irRen
houoe Rojoritet for Iormaro, o.
8aIqet off cOer til Eorsoaa oa 2cs,
iiuncrs li0 par nee. II6cr bICU 0o8
forlRnget ior at bsre l~l0iulSct Al
8olg poa 9alqfomtte.
Tdoen6e bleo ouIQt: Bait. q. q,
teool, 4ait. !. Wc.tcnien. Wr.
anuS Hlaa, 8oit. 0trau3, Son.
otto 6nniou, 2emon0, N}iun.
Sesitouen hGOet.
On 4iteneu prG0ifcoe fho. Ni2.
iiorpr 2ubpig Reherirn / TrefoIoid'
bcS5firfen. "a Misoer hoIote$ cQian /
De dTlore tVrlttrtet1enlgneoer ! Wrctl.
TormiSouQ i6e TuHi. -
8oit. 8. J. 8iuesoit lcoeSe an6al.
ten.
@rotcfoaen opIGites o. antoGe5.
Fulomagsfomiteeu rapportercoc
80 onfomnc Greitcr, 8roiesiorgr 90
t5coIcoiifc aonOi6oter. iamt omtrent
$50 Observation-Disclosures iom Mcos
lemmcr al Me0et.
Ealqfcmitecn rapportcreSc % isl'
senbc Bag ioretoges;
Gomiie Haa Tormau0eus Huobc.
retning: Gait. 4. @iHtber, Ntiure.
ogolis, Ninn.: B1it. GItas @eriir.
1ultcu, Riun.: Yait. Z. 8. &jrfblf
RcunS Gitp. z. Z; 1fr. Crit IA.
cc6ien. Camp aelraie. Miru,; 9r.
Il. anubien. 5arpea, Wiun.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

9~'cn.56cceruc i~riJisre8 % IeoenSe.
llarc@"
Faitor :. HomS0dl ~inoIeSeSe. men
Ellen 0'Jru0t isr han par iGroig, %
Se@llon@tb0cn par uSe.
l%11ueHe% meo AHoa8t. leOet al Batter
Z. &. aieIao5-
F1it. 9tre5ua inotog 5ormanSs-
iu0et.
Fuionagt@fomitcer 81 Iclegnter.
: FrUitty % : raaoIIUen0e Weolern.
ncr af 3Pe9ct.
E1it &1rJo D0.gtc5 ii. gte0IeH al
NI.1tomttccn Iite0enior Bait. 9tre.
bus.
Nit RonS0aL fortiatte oerpau III
Euolcoal2iorc0r1g ! Samtlfeu
Hel.cI Or. Z. 0cQe, Rem athlano.
Iitrn. G1eoSor Sobuion. Gergas
SOILS. Mmn. Bait. z. gttlier. 3u.
lutA WiHn. Nuitor gorre0if. SeattLe,
@o'9, NaiJ. @DuiIo % Rrofesior
52er0rup.
l}l1 Observation-Disclosures RAP
gc~. m9iGuc0c &llQfomitcer fsIgeuoe
H,miGc. ioT 5le0 oaI1t:
EE,it Y. Nouton. &ortIanS. q. D,
E1u \ 9. @eituI. @eit Su9erIor,
VI. Elit !. z StronO. Rilrpau.
En. wi. III. 510cr Carton. Wtooe.
H., Hinn.. Mr. II. n. gmbIe Got.
iar NJ.
Ea5'icren bIco tToet.
I'm a'tencn gyT>ife2e Rat s G.
G,secri,n iru @oUc9f, Mid, / air.
tH..
GortiPttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

bel abbeoen % ale Wunfene ion en-
bel Gel 7enlonitrmter uoerfor bIeo
arreieret.
Sra 9onoon melodies, al Ser.
tnsen al argple bar ioTgt Zen Soma,
Sebrtoerne. til BEN franife aartbuier.
oroen. iom altiaa Der oil isge iig ct
mt Stem. Gontraften beftemmer no.
trpffelis, at Eens biitorife Rinber
Ifal oeolieebolbes.
Gnoel nopiite frantic Wlnfe
er nnfontmet til Caracas. gene3ueiu,
hpor Sc bar anisst ON Silaodie til at
oprette ct College, men anoragenoet
er 6Iet afilaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Goo Qnthcrnn NnnrN u M@i.lian.

a, = ~ ,,.
T"H %II'tI1n SooF9 " 4'',I''nH'
F"I', l. F'',.,'l, S'I'''9"l o''",'
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w., 1.,,rn -; ~r,ft,,s >,,>t,r,,
nina.
Rroi \ :. WIcuru. WirrroppTis.
D2inu Q}ait. 6. Z, Bnuil0. Nilmar.
Rinn.; Eoit. s. Mas. QafepiIe.
Rinu.: Wr. 7. Graer. Eortlau0. y.
2of.; Or. ,Eoro@ Ne'I3nh, GuitiH.
9'lnn.
Boa Scmin1rbcimrcrcn5 Tn06c,
retnin3:
9ait. 6. Z. 6or6o, Winnelpolis.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Gurs Nrtbnr er MI forpanSlet HI

Gurs artbnr er MI forpanSIet HI
en- erteite tor ritsiiif Wilitarleir, ifsl.
ge Be 0teoOelelie, iom Gumperen
"Rio Sum Waru" Dor bragt meo fru
Srienten til gictcria, 9. 6. Der er
life aroet emo Seltartiuert % bob.
reSe RRnO at lie nogeniteos, beoer
set. 8ao SpsrgsmaaI fra fineiiIfe
Ranoariner ON, bpao aft bette ifal be.
tpoe, bar rasiiife Sfficerer iuaret, at
oe oenteoe paa aris meb Sapau. bpis
trooper ianSipnIigois ofI>e trplge
ino / @anifuriet % SEN peitre apit
al 2iaotung. 9erboenoe 8tneIere er
al oe rlsiiTfe SHicerer inbtrGnsetoe
armooet ON at penSe bi=c' til aina,
"inbtil arigen er ooer". for naar oct
fiber ON IiSt, bill belle oct fDoltge
RonIduriet bli en- eueIte flor BAL
ploo8, flyer Sc.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
GSmuub Rultanb, Sen Dercnte fral

GSmunb 6uitanS, Sen Dersnrte fran-
tie 6oriatter, bIep / Sorsoogs for fer.
Ite Gang og meb itor Stas mooto9et
/ BET tranife afooemi. HogIe taa
Sunoreoe uoenioritaaenoe funoe ioIn
ponliat pes IignenSe 2eiligbeoer faa
operopre SsitioeIigbeSeh. men Ser
bar oIorig opret Zig &ft ON a0'
gangsfort iom MI. Ser tuOfom ODER
5000 @nisgringer ON Sort. Ser
bar gaaet &pgter ON, at RoItano ptloe
bolbe fin characteristic paa Sers,
men ban nsie6es "a meo 8rofa; ban
bolbt en- oanbrig % gltmrenoe 1rerr'
fsrt WinSetale oper jim Torgipnger |
Qfa6emiet. RoItano er en- al De prS'
lite - ON life sen a%llerpngIte - iolH
nogenfhroe er bIet optasen "oe 'toe'
oeliaes 8reos", iom 10 oct fran'fe
gfooemi fables. San er nemlig fun
35 glor eanrmel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Sniferuc MIR ct Snip. =

SiNiNk"I VIZ NN D~
Il. g. Son0eISagent / Gbeinitod, Eplf'
laro, ~inOberetter til Stats0eparteme1l.
tet, bar tpIfe aopioliiter al oen tpr'
fife Regiering erbOeroet &onceS'tort
poa anlpg al en- 9ane fra Rouia /
2iaeaiien til 9ag6ao % mnlt9ens
felt frem til aepeit peo SEN perlt1te
9ugt. 5 Senne anleontn8 er Der
Sonret EFT tpif aorporation meo en-
aftiefnpital al 3 Milioner Collars.
IRA aonitantinopel til Sonia er Ger
Game / Soroeien, % / SilfGloe BET
6ele 8rojeft bIir oirfelt98Icrt, bill ser
oltiaa bli 6irefte 9aneforbinoelie
meaem SEN perIrife 9uQt % a~onItan'
titopeI % Sc europGiife 2anoe. en
iauSm 9ane BIZ iorforte Telen mclent
2onSon % Srtoien meo ire Gage, %
Qameltronsporten ira Ileppo til Gu'
Ieue peS ne0re @l1frat pil forforteS
meo fire 0oge. Ytcn iornOen at for'
forte geien til Slroien oil oaiaa ocnne
9ane trefte ino / @rr0en8banoelen eft
itort 2anSomraa0e, iom bi0tiI praftilt
talt bar Iigget llSenfor poa 8rurto al
Sc umulige Observation-Disclosures
vi Sen frenmeSe SanOeI paa 2tnt'
alien bar SaIo0eIeu biNtiI oGret pan
eraeIfe SGnSer, men fonmer 0etne
9une iItonS, oil rimeIigois Sc engelife
SauSeI8iutereSier Der tiOe ct al1Gf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
SpSeiurfaaeHen.

SpoefurfslgeVen . - e5aren bar
aoofienot oet miniiterielle 8omiteS
SienbeIie, bOorefter SOBER forbDoeS
at erbperpe faite @ieu0omme eler l,p.
Sc Snotpgterne oerai urOtagen / 9per
inOenfor oct isoiIfe 8e6et, fer De rrs'
fife Ssbelope err repioeret. Ger er
ITO iaa0anne 9per / RuSlntro, Dpor
aItioa SeSer faar Sop I'll at Ton Jig
reS oa erboerpe gienbomme.
sra SbeSia meSOeles, at So
bcrne / Rltslans MI er foroereot paa
at fcripare Jig, ON Oe bIir antnItet
iaien. Stoen 9lcobaoet I &iIdineIf
er ser blet irSisrt / Sriinoois al Ie'
poloere, iaa omtrett huer cneIte Ssoe,
faapeI aoinSer iom IpnS, MI goar
beDGbnet. 3e, iom life ielo bar baot
Gado til Of fis6e iig 8aaben, bar fanet
gratis al Sen iaafIabte TorTparSfoml'
te. Sgioa ct ~bermeliat SignalipItem
err inSisrt, bporoeO set mtnoIte SeUt
til npe Ss0eooerfalo burtigt ipsrges
oter belle 9pen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
GiSspulbs6paminscm. IigsiaIen el


M bragt / ben Sfit, bpori Den oar /
1914; Acknowledgements er iorege,;
al oct oprinbelige 9ibliotbef er 700
@ino gieuerbuerpeSe % al ienere
&Rrfer pehfommenSe Horaes Stirorle
er Der tiIugt en- I'M Samliu9 pGa ca.
500 9ino; al Wsbler er Der iamiSt
iaa meget, al ilere al @PreIierne MI
er mouterebe; % enbelig pr Ger BE-,
uirfet Ell 9epilgniug til mo. % ubpen.
oig Reitaurering. Ser piI brinse 9ps.
uinaen o. Oans io~rifiellise gRrelier
iaapiSt muIig tiIbage i ben imalffe o.
ogrSige Stanb. bnori 9ariten aHfer
funSe bpee GationeuS faarEe Mnno
cen / 1914. Icr itlar oog euoaM me.
ger iiI6ase al Bisre. MaRae. iilbrIS
toitbare Sing, iom bsrer bienme /
gpsnirget. % iom MI er priuat Gle,
mansIer man iaaIeoes Mioler til at
inbfUbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
&il pibe % Gsaren.

Oil pibe 40 Gsarem. - s Sreba98
forefalbt ct itormenbe Sptrin / bet
itaIienife 9eputeretfammer. en- So.
cialiIt peo 0abn Morgant ipurgte,
ont oct nar imtbt, at gsaren ifuI0e
fonrnte iii Rom. ga ban fra 9fegie.
ringens Stbe fit ct befreftenSe Soar
berpao, erflGreoe ban, at Socialiiter.
ne oiloe moStage 9am meo SDsfen %
9i6en for berbeo at l9gge for 9aget
iin Sarme ODER Rtsiernes Tremfrrs
moo Sseoerne % 8interne. Senne
grflpring aiiteofom ct ooIoIont Tste
/ &amret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

gillist llnppet. - On aan1mel Ger
iiant / ct tpif Snfanteri'&egt1nent
@ornef beoer ban, mao bore en- oet'
Iig Spiaf. San er futoet ifplotg er
Spnoeregiiter al 166 Silfelber Of
Brutal og u~isnrneIig Opfsriel MOD
Soloaterne. s to SilfpIoer bar Hun
fommanoeret &efruter til at itoa og
ao6e, mems ban fit ipptte / Mhtnoen
paa benz. Sg for oft bette Hap ban
meo 80 Maaneoers SeugIa og Sab
al lin Stilfing.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

"2mulcr" Al GERM. @dHs i64S 5be
mas Ct. = Vlul. Rjru) 70. 2j er No.
fymms: ng0 i1l8eacs 3uobplo:
Tla.f70 "a giiIA9t. - Nlnore HnSFtnte.
NINA gno noagaTncs. $780, SermoHer III Dor
6Drutto9co.-Eaa Erg0s % Ivers.-5nad
G~Ea.imI.cc.
eSMulcg" uoFomnIer maaneottg. SrIs
81 n. War. 50 Gents for 8 Raaaseer, 20
Gents for 3 GlaansoeI % 10 Gents for Gu.
rslE ReLte.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Sper 100 geriOnsr bIeo I forrise

l1ge or9bt paa @nIparaiios Saon /
Chill unoer en- iorfRrSeIig Storm.
glartot De omfourne er aaptein Cobb,
bans SuItri, so Mano al geiGtrfn-
gen og mango Basiagerer pna ben
brittle gmnper "areqlripa", ser for'
IiIte paa Sapnen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Sc tnife glftieeicre

gonen bar M beiluttet at n,tage @rs.
LIMOS Silbuo ON at fisbe benz no.
8riien er $675 for hper aftie meo
fire grocents Rente al oeres paaIp'
oenSe @eroi fra lite Sept. 1900 til
Cato.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Gu franif Srpppcmasie ifar mt fen.

5es no pau er Straffeerpeottton MOI
De oprerife @aureritammer t Mgier.
5000 Soloater ifdl beItage t aHG'
ret,, mebens flere gifaoroner aaout'
Ieri ifal foreItm 8etogHo'eringen.
9en frnife Riniiterdef, Gombes, bar
fun0et iig befsiet til at oplpTe, at biS'e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. life Dor rogetIom'
belft Sorisg paa at erboerpe mt 2ano'
pmroa0e / Taroffo, men be ptl BABE
SSreo be0 @rpnien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
@mufcfriscn bolSes fremSeIes qua.

WtHEtI6fftStH EVFSN" TtNNEVN0N~ NW"
enSe | 5rmfrige. ) iurrtge Hge bao.
Sc Ell aioeIing transformer o. Sngs.
risrer megen Rsie mes at trprtge inc
/ aioitret ! Ga @Iafere, Ioor Iunte.
ne fapoe fO~rifaniet iia bag en- Nl:r
opiert al groitene ira @aoen. en-
5olfemasie paa omfrina 5000 8erio.
ner bar ianlet iorat k paa Speftaf.
Ierne. SmiiScr III @enEoarmerHe
eooet fis iaieunem 9arrifaosn foraH
SHSganeen bporefter Sc flatreSe op
raa aloitrets Gag og poa Gen TaaSc
baneSe fig Del til g~psninseH. Eau.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Tsb / aina. - NcIaoe, Sc Sore

Neb I 3ina. WtcgSaoe, Dc gore
neSe Stater3 &oniltl i Carton, 3ind,
mar uroerrettet StatS6eportementet
ON, at en- Milipn Wenneifer |
a,pangIi fiber SungersneO og opfor'
brer in6trpngerpoe Sc barmbiertl8e
synitit1tioner og 8ribatperIoner Der /
9dnSet til at poe SiGlp burtt9it nlt'
fiat. Stats0epartementet bill fife net'
op iette noge tort Ruiftneri igon9 /
heune anleSnin9, men set bill moota8e
Siorag og ooerien0e 6em Ill Sen ome-
rifonife 8onh1t / Canton. Der otter
operOrager omerifonIfe og brittle
Itsiionprer @iolerne til 6orbolt'
nina.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

Tcrcs "SBoTsl8eaGB5pg" bar Tea aienuenFIees
mEa ucgru SrtereAie. Gei &c slGeeliot. az en-
f1lbaH ges uegtces bl11ht %, d oer. faaetaf
ieI REQ. TIE iipse5 Hpaeu ~Iiausnse nosieet ter
/ ggrset. GitlseFue fra DC fctfiieaiae Jegfutr
tsre, Tom er fat oeS be eHfeIte Saae. Zines eaiat
mta EmaR 40 Smda. Set otIee for % ssurff.
auteggfaRere rEtei r1srs tnterssFani. erl feFe
al BOYS eauSsmERo Der | aanset hcaoc rerss
uxuHt, cHo sH &eI u,tHbps b~efienoie Sterrells
na aNoEe eanne. ec1sa er eatferf A0ifrref.
81. Q. 81. gaeJarIGne. @ts.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
9rpuniua Traaa.

9rpnnins Grasa. - s geIgraS,
Serbiett, saar Ser Rpgte ON, at Sof-
fets franife aof bar taget fig afbase
paa Slottet eiterat bore grebet | 5or-
fsg paa at iurgifte 9ronning 8raga.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
era uolanoet.

gerbens bnrtisitc sIasifib fan M
Eiterrise role Jig at at eie. "arpao"
beoer oct % gioroe jim fsrite Erspe-
t,ir ! forrige llse. Oct opataaeoe
2O.t2 anobs Start / Simen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09

let er igts tilraaoslist at orre en- Tug
uoea Er. EAauta5 ScIcctrjc Oil i quiet.
gRar I1u a.ocg gjoe. boittet giebits Ct
C.liGlSc t~uotrGifer,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-09
Den ieiae 4aDe.

neEotes otter ira Rom, at Oct MI bar
rent elenbigt ureo BEN gamIe Eaoe.
Guaen efter TOM iaa berr ounlige Bull
Ietin ON, at 9apen freruoeIes er fritz
iom en- Siif. Rpbeosfr9mmerre bar
en- epig 3sie meo at faa siort aaal
poa 8aben og - Serrif SbIetr.
Evening journal., 1903-05-19
Women of Babylon

some wonderfully interesting revelations
regarding the position OF women in ancient
Babylonia ere made by the code Of Khan
murahi, which was recently discovered in
the valley Of the Euphrates, and which is
one Of the most remarkable historical
monuments which has over been recovered
from buried city. The law Of divorce was
Interesting in Babylonia. II a man di-
vorced his wife without cause he was
obliged TO pay her alimony, and 70 allow
her the custody of her children and a por-
thon Of his estate equal to the share of a
son; and the woman, moreover was free
to marry again. A man was not allowed
to divorce a sick wife, although he might
take q second partner IN such a case, and
the right Of divorce was also given TO
women under certain conditions. One
curious bit Of information furnished by
these laws is that the wine merchants Of
the time were women. 'Jf rietous persons
assemble in the house of "a wine merchant, -
says the code, "and those riotous persons
she seizes not and drives 10 the palace,
that wine merchant shall be put to death. -
It Is estimated that these laws, which ex-
listed for a considerable time before being
codihed by by Nhammurabi, are a thou
sand years older than the Mosaic code.