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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

Men In public life. and those who
hope to enter it, could hardly find a
better political creed than that which
the venerable and beloved Senator
Hoar Of Massachusetts, lately announc-
ed as his. 1t is this: First, believe
that the great things that have been
gained In these countless ages in which
men have been dwelling on this planet
and ! think we have gained great
things have been accomplished by a
very slow growth indeed. So let us
have the patience of God. Second,
believe that things are tending toward
what is good and not toward what is
bad. Third, 1 believe implicitly that
the desires of the American people
are for justice and Righteousness, how
ever much they aaay be misled at
times. The peCmahent things are the
stars and the sun, not the clouds or the
dust
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
Where Theory Fails.

He Collegiate Alumnae Association having "discov-
cred" how family of four persons can live on 397s
cents day for food, more brought to the
oftdtscussed question of how little money human
being exist upon.
The boosted discovery however is not discovery after
ALL for there are In Chicago to-day great thousand
families who discovered themselves long before the
Collegiate Association thought of it. There countless
families that from sheer force of necessity
family live much less than ten cents day per
capita
1t as an unpleasant reflection that in this of plenty
30 many should be compelled exist on BODY
starving soulstarvng scale of life that such shoud
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

One hardly knows whether to pity
the Gear or to smile at his attempts
to learn the real feelings and wants of
the Russian people. The st. Peters
burg correspondent of the London
Times says the Gear was much inn
pressed by the accuracy Of the wealth
er predictions in one of the st. Peters,
burg papers; therefore he sent for the
editor and asked him to learn and re-
port upon the condition Of the people.
The incident may or may not be true
That 1t could be credited at all Ia sig
niticant of the exent to which autoc-
racy has destroyed freedom of speech
and Of the press. Presidents of the
United States do not have to consult
the Weather Bureau to learn whether
or not their party is likely to be snow.
ed under.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

Mr.. Putnam, the publisher, has been
telling the English writer's that If they
will do trst-class work they may be
always sure Of appreciation in Amer
lea, but that English second and third
raters are now beaten on the home
field by native competitors" This is
undoubtedly true. When it comes
down to second and third, even fourth
and fifth, raters, America leads the
world and laughs and SCOTS at compe-
tition. SO far as literature Is con-
earned, we make no pretensions, but
in the matter Of selling book covers
with a fairly good measure of sixty
or seventy thousand words in the way
Of contents we are without rivals.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
Last Years Immigration.

In 1902 more than 100000 imm,-
grants arrived at New York, an in
crease of $4,000 over the previous
year. This is said to be a record Nc
portations. of immigrants who did not
come up to the requirements of the
alien laws exceed those of nrev,orS
years by several thousand. During
the past year 5,516 immigrants .waro
sent back to their homes at the ex.
pense of the steamship companies as
compared with 3.646 in 1901.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
The Extinction of tuberculosis.

N YHEN the world went wild with enthusiasm ovet
~ the supposed discovery of method of extinguush
" " ing pulmonary tuberculosis by of tubercu-
n u lin injections. unknown and now forgotten
writer said that had Professor succeeded in his aim
would have been the greatest Imaginable to the
human race The reason given for this seemingly exrnv-
agant statement that the moral social origin
the disease would have been neglected. and the relation
Of moral and physical disease safely ignored
NAHUM and morbus are often the same at least
y connected that be eliminated from human life
without the other. The most striking proof Of this now
comes out in the fact that Koch himself admits and even
breaches that the great decrease In the death rate from
tuberculosis has been and will still be due sanitary and
social betterment but chiefly the Improvement In the
condition Of the workngmens lives through government
Insurance. ETC. In other words, what may be called the
morals OF infectious diseases are being recognized The
conditions that breed and scatter physical conta
precisely those that degrade and morbdze the soul and
character Brightness of physical living Is necessarv ia
ana vice versa KOCH the author of tuber.
culn forgot this TRUTH KOCH the sanaran now breaches
it.-Amercan Medicine.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
Dragged Down by a Shit.

In the Edinburgh Medical Journo1
James A. Lawson gives an interesting
description of his thrilling experience
when he was dragged under water NV
sinking ship. When he was far down
in the swirling waters he struck ont
Tor the surface. but only went further
down. This exertion was a serious
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
A Blunt InslnuatiOn.

Mrs. Grimes-They say that frequent
bathing is very injurious to the human
system.
Mrs. Symes-I've always wondered
how 1t was that yeur family enjoyed
such perfect health.-Qeveland Plain
Dealer,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

News comes from Washington that
the Declaration of Independence Is fad
ing out, not the principles of the
Declaration, but the ink, land hereaf-
ter 1t is to be kept in the dark. Un-
fading ink is a difficult thing to make.
If Jefferson had used a typewriter for
writing, the, ink would have faded out
long years ago. %t.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
She Doesn't Require Adjective

She Doesn't Require AoJOO
1t is seldom q woman oD)ects
ing called beautiful, but a Ialt !.
hall artistic in Paris is taking 'le
against her manager for prefacn W.
name on the bills with the nA. MI
words, la Belle" The lacy 4
that because of her great success ,sI
reputation her name does not ~ ~.
the aid of adjectives, but she s. 80.
be aware that ''sweet are Ing
advertisement"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

The man who invented pie must 80
forgotten and unhonored, while If any
one discovers a new disease or an ex-
pensive microbe he gets his picture in
the papers and street named for
him
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

Ten killed in one automobile race in
France; four killed by motor-cars in
England, and several serious If not
fatal automobile accidents in the Unit
ed States is the record of the modern
Juggernaut for one Sunday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

A negro valet has succeeded In pos
ing successfully as a United States
vice consul. And his color did not
hinder number Of white folk from
doing him reverence. The color line
ls responsible for much that is highly
diyerting. - t@
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

There is a common belief that the
man whose wife is out of town has a
hilarious time, details OF which are not
to be even limited at in print. Moral
lists have exploited this belief. Humor-
lists have thrived on it. The public
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

This Is the season when the mem
bers Of the Audubon societies are say
ing that bird in the bush is worth
two III the hat.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
OFaGO'S FIRST STATEH0USE
A QUAINT OLD SIRUCTll

The old Ohio State house that rsl
to stand in the public square Of ChA
Gothic has long since been demolsha
but there are many residents who "
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
seeing Edsth's Father About Il.

''Mr. Marley" stammered the girls
lover, Edith er-that is, your daugh-
ter told me you wanted to see me-"
Eyes, so she told me-" replied the
girls father. Philadelphia Press,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

A brilliant conversationalist IL one
who Intentionally says good things as
II by accident, and accidentally says
good things as IL by intention.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
ss.,.ss.ss>.,.,t

zoe hurns.- Seventy-fiye as.i,
picric acid dissolved ii two s.sana
alcohol, to which a quart Il s Ivy i
added. makes an excellent apn, ~
for burns. There il nethinp , ss,'sa!9
ter deadens the pain. II shonla 'sa y Y
used after granulation begins 81 \,
cal Arena.
Chilblains. II have found tr,n..,,l
oil a most successful renaav ~, I.
hands in combating unbfosen n
blains. 1t is useful in sImnla Y
blains, in infiamed chilblaips 5, -,
cessiye itching, in chilbIains i, ~
the itching is greatly agrrsvst. HI
warmth. and even in the tyna J, ~, v
blain characterized by being swan i,
of a bright red shining color IS
tended with pulsating pain. s. :
change.
Nervous Derangements.-p.,
Loeb's latest discovery is i'm 81
nervous diseases as st. yitus ~
paralysis, etc, are caused hi, Il
ficiency of calcium salts in tbe M
Still 1t by no means follows thst
orders of the nervous system wie,
cured by such a comparatiyelv Ii.
matter as the introduction Of an
salts into the circulation. when thl,s
are out OF whack generally ii ths n
man body and especially in tbe NJ
vous system medication has III
what limited value. But IL Dr.. Il
has really discovered what badly 4,
justed nervous systems need aid III
way to give it to them he has n,
more for the health of humanity IN
can be told. His theory will rank MI
the discovery of anaesthetics and NJ
development of aseptic surgery il \
benefcent effects upon the llfs 81 MI
Butt remains to be proven.
Deadly Headache Powders-pnl
tically every one of the headache b.
ders on the market contains acetanli
or some other coal tar product lid
larly affecting the heart. The dru
costs but 80 cents a pound and froI
five to fifteen grains is considered
fair dose. Even tive-grain dose nj
be deadly to a person with aVel
heart trouble. The drugs action i
the human system is to lower the Bid
pressure, which is usually the eau
of headache. An overdose paraIya
the heart when 1t is dilated and Caus
death. 1t is the sudden lowering
the blood pressure that causes the d
and finger nails to turn blue. &H
of the more costly headache cures q
tain some kind of heart stimulanti
counteract the deadly effect Of II
drug, but the stimulant may be near
as dangerous as the acetanilid. SH
contain cafein with bicarbonate
soda and some contain strychnne
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

The Western cyclone was almost as
fatal as the Paris Madrid motor race.
and not any swifter
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

Fl Each Kaw Indian, under a recent
net Of Congress, gets 405 acres of land.
Why weren't we born two Indians2
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

recognize it from the picture. y n
100 years ago since Ohio was aulu, J,
into the Union, and the Ohioan0 \
brated the anniversary at the cay
In fitting style.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01
Gomforted.

s"Can your husband a1oro "
pokerT s.,r
81 asked him that the other u .,sni
swered young Mrs. Torklns, { I,
said the game owes him SO h,us i
that he can't afford not to play r y
a great comfort to know tha' Yam
is so business-like. "-Washins'S
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

It is almost as difteult n
women to get their hats o. %
evening as it is for some h
theirs on the next morning.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01

A grain Of sand in mans make
up is worth two in the sugar.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-08-01


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krsbbly =
IN ID glad
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sishbors 4
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|sthe bric-a1
&lstions N
III bouIghl
I'M install
s,cus our |
siebgay 4
Afope want
IN aTay-|
eids,fing
4s
k,I.lrholy
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ND pie d
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Esgladsoon
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Ihore Sfotlano.

%rhbnggcrne / @inreibetf Gourt.
N, Soma. 90 napnIi8 Den Del al
bpor Baitor 9. &orer bar
gfenI0hcoer, par Ipnge fortroIige
meS NaUnct Sbore SfotIarb. San
ror beticnot Tor i'm 5ielpiombeo %
@urmiI6he0, ifieut ban ieIo bopoe
mango at ioriGrge, % / firfeIig Sen.
ieeuoe minococ bans SuS os Stem
ON Oct, iorr isrte8 al bin ItptIaS %
Ert8tiuo, hpem gpoitelen 9altlitS
taIocr fine N~tcoarbibere. San par
isNt : 9~tor6crbooS BreitegieI6, boor
Der / Oct 1909 Iorbuuore0e bar mon'
&c rtotiGre Rreinr, % ban gIemte
life fin arjilcn0cm "a BAN / 1S4S,
q gor CANNED tom til Imerifa.
Ser itmieoe nan isrit paa SSeiieriou
Rrairie, @i$., men fuIgte iaa
Strsmmcn oeitooer I'll Soma / 1851.
San bOiattc iig ! RprbeSen al oct
mroPreroe 9aImor og PAR / 1858
ure5 al fable 6Gopren6e aanoiat So.
ren III Brett. 0a Den norffe Spno.
b nosIs Gar iegtepe beI,rttebe at
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
NORDEN.

Tel itBrSte % heott tlltifrerepe paHlle
r,on eSsbIoh ~ inertia S~Spruat l4HxlI16~.
aeLt W SnANtai'un't yuu S'"' "'' "
beelie oreritnflte NPa9altneL.
ffnnnnr nen l50e / bper WQduep ira Has
.;,s MS;s
N. 49, ,St,rr,.r "a gp,i ~irhehnIhsr.
EE l. Ipui uoipH'h'e' Ao' "'NT p'9o
GIsaaHt SifrIpieaet I sforpetrpt. 2sgrst iptrtelt tpr
"NORDEN" aTS q. BANNERS.
rra q rihcneuS Msucftc. Stttit ira Strtrgtof
"a Soneprh. 1trt 9nuitraticusr.
Iaul Reperes Ripf. Siat Of 3. %. SrHe'enor.
SErigtHatlpro1tt w.. nina
<, ,SItr,sts mr-S. str%ih,nt gstrSor N . uI E.
n.yss Esrotny n n ~ ~tstsmtr,ftr San shmira
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

Moget for Med
at toenke paa
rn iEidelse og Jorg
kan andgaaes
Cg Iykke og Dsltard sikres
Osd caficuro soap. Ointment
og Pills. na0r alt andst teller.

gtbnert Barn, Der fSbes til gerSen
nneb en- mnet eaer tibIis uoptflet Sens
bens til pIagiom, nouiirerbe Cub,
Sfalps % Blobbplber hlir Girnitnnb for
ben snrmeite Sbmpatt, lite aIene paa
Grunb al bets 2ibelier, men paa @runo
at ben frpstelise angft for, at oenne
8auiirrie ffal bore lipspGrig % bemme
bets fremttbige 8btts os 8elf1rh. Wass
bre til iaaIebes angrebne 8srn bar Sers
for pliet paa jig til at 9isre fig betienot
meb ben bebite, reneite % Strtntn8stil'
bette 8~ebanbIing, bn cr ~tilgirneelis.
nsMlig She Glticura Sreatrnertt.
garme 8abe meb G~liticura Sodp fors
at renie Sliben % Sfalpen for Stnrper
90 Sfinl. miIb GnbenbeIie al Gnticltrd
Ointment fornt forbtnbre &lSe, Srrtta'
ton % 8et9nbelie % fornt ltnbre %
belbrebe, liant urilbe 9oier at Guticlrra
MeioIpent forat affisle Slobst | be al'
oorIisere SHfeloer, ct alt, iom tan su'
ffss for en- burttg 9inbrtns % narie
SeIbrebeIie at Subissoomms bos Born
og for &omfcrt for be uSmaieoe Toral'
bre.
WiIipner al &pinSer brnser Guticura
Soop | Sprentn9 meS grtieiira Strtrert
for 9eoartns, @ensnins os SOrfsisnneIie
at Cub, Sfalp, Saar os Senber, for
plagionrme Srrifntionsr oe Soeffelftr %
for mango ianit9re os a~nttfeptiits gte'
meb iorn bpppig ttIbbber iig.
Galets pper belle Nsrben. Sutienra Wefsloeut soc 4
form al tbptulabsfIaets 9tnir 2bc pr. CLAIM poa co.
Ointment SOC, S6bt Csc 9tpoter SoubpH. "a Char.
terhuuie So; Barts. 5 gut be la Rats; Bottom, 1877
Columbus aoe Better Srus & Gbsut. Corp, Gns.
tuhtbnpsre.
~ efrip eitsr How to Cure Baby Humears. -
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

bpsge en- preftefole, bar ban en- at
Sc ire, Tom fo~nititnerebe iig til en-
"2iitber College Corporation. gan
gao riseIis til anitaIten, % ban
Siis bar iom ct biem ior mango at
Stibenterne, bpem ban bpppig bjalp
baabe meb Mano % Dnnb. Site iiel-
ben fiat ban en- Gemb1Ier bort I
Saanoen paa Dem, Tom met trRnste
Oct.
S 1874 flpttebe ban til SttertniI
Comfy, Winn., oe par ogiaa Der
meo Of bngge Cubs atrfe.
San nar fsbt ben 30te Wui 1921
og bsbe, iom for meSoeIt I "Goiten",
BEN 22be apriI 1908, rpiten~ 80 Iar
samnel. Gan bar gift to @ange %
bapbe iait 1S Born, bporaf mango er
bsoe. 9aa fine gamie Gage blep
ban ipgelis os aanbsIsp, men bit.
ifeoe BOG be f~riIteIige $oreoinnobe.
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
neutrality-suspicious..

Woo oct bpie Ipro er bet mango,
iom iteuuer I peuue 90 n9ite RaansS. ba be
puItsr at tilbriuse R"ibtipmmcren I fin So
bebpst berbiemue. III reiie ooer atlanter.
bopet er 10 / bore Sage osiaa blot en- Spit'
tur; iRrIig uaar man retier meo %iadoaune
Stlbe iOm be, Der tilSgrer Gmerteau, Do
miniou p9 8bite Star Sinierue, Der pper'
igrer 8asiagerer fra Nep Yprt enten pia
9onopu cler oia 2iuerpopl iant fra 30
ton. Wontreal euer philadelphia pta &i'
psrppcl til be foritieIise ~itauotuaotite Saps
ne. Der err iaaleees 8ut.r not at p9lae
meaem. asentsr for ppennepnte 9inIer
itnoes i ole 8per, iaa bet er letpinot at
Itafe fig Siaettsr. &c f~prreIten GrertiSie.
meutet paa ct aubst Steb i SIubet % ifrtu
I'll 8eteru 9asienger Gsent s. 6. Srotpn,
9O-96 Dearborn st.. Gbicaao, Der oil meS.
belle aue puitel,se Splpsninger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19

N
| fin gtrtioutbe6 peo be ~frromestaIe
Briier pna RanrnnterioIet.
JoQitternes arrtaI | ii6ite 1tge ub-
eiorbe ! be Goreneoe 5tater 1875 imoS
229 for ben tilipdrenbe uge flor, og
| GnndOa Is moo II flor.
Nj 8raoitreets ~@rain Hepierp" for
itbite rge biSiGttes:
lt6fsrielen al Speoe CUeel trSbefnt-
tet) uogiorbe / iioite llge 4,097 500
guIbels imoo 5,t72,634 / ben inmme
lt8e THOR oe 1881 ,S68 1901. Mais-
ltofsrieIen uogiorhe 1,431,257 9u.
fbels imob finn 1896 ben tilipn.
reiroe llse flor og 2,704.594 | 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
banoelsrcrelien
&ctailbmblcrue bar itur IKGtning Of
SpmmerpGrcr.

gf q. @. DIM & Sos ugentIige
SanNcISoperiigt, bateret itbite 2srOag,
bi0iUttG5:
Ofe0 oct parme Somueroeir bar
observation-disclosures bapt IioIts IfiGtntng
al Sommerparer, iaaIeoes at Be bar
iaaet @eoerIas for, bpao De tioIigere
BAR iortiIt. 86oIeiaIebahOelen meh
Spioncns garer er berimoo MI itiInet
al, men Soldiers bar BOG bapt bra Nj.
iutning paa ptsie alnsier al alGoeoa-
rcr. Observation-Disclosures bar BET MI
troocJt nreo at Iepere BrsOer paa Me.
oeparcr for nGite SOFT Baa Naift'
neri H~eSifaber % ale Slags Sern-
% Stouluarer er @iteripsrgielen rem.
SeIcS tor.
@eirct bar / oct iihIte b~esuuitiget
6armar6etSct, iao Set er goaet burtigt
ira &aamoen, % gar&uoiigterne or Tor
mrroprcnOe irroeIes lpie. 5 Saroets
SnOlitri piloe Ger M berife en- uiGo.
oanlig afttpitet, bpis set life BAR Tor
Sc to,riac Strctter. boorpeS en- itor
Wo&ie Mennefer frtoiIlist Dir gaaen'
Dc a~rbeiSslsie.
GiItrooS for ben maaOelige Bro.
button al &lierri / IprH er Sebolo'
uinaerue pes Smelteorrfcrnc gaaet
nco, boilfet er ct soSt SioneSburO ON
Set uipooanIis itore Siemmefur5ris
al Sem % StanI
lI0iYtnSerierm bdIIurpes b~etpbe.ist
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
SrG, Scm lite raaoner.

On at Sarmerues itgrite llpsiftsppIter er
be aIib tibaseueuosube &eparattpucr.
Srrlig giRlbsr bette 9rGuGrt. Der sr uoidt
iur at raaous, % bet or cu toitbar Spas at
reparere Suie, @irrOer. ale SIa9s Sto!'
per pip. MI, pa aIt Sr9ians er iaa oprt.
gu er Der imiblertio en- Raaos, boprpco
man fan bcpare alt 5rGpirte, iad bet parer
ira TO I'll fire @anse iaa lGuse. Set CT reo
g~upenoelisn Of Avenarius Carbolineum.
STRIP I'll Che Garboltueum @ooo Yreierps
ina 60, aRtlpautee. ISIS % iaa oeres Sa-
talps piu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
nbelipnooe
Rpgle Splpsninger ON Gogbetierin8eu
melem Secpra9 % Galmar.

5 ben fsrite SalpbeI al S1nobetiSen oil
Sr9n ira Ga.mar itrafs gaa til Oeeos
rab, iaaiunrt Sr9nene paa Snoebbaners
ne fommer tnb til 9almnr. Oette be-
gbuber Snsoag often ben 17be sunni, ba
ct Sr9n gaar fra Gnlnldr til Oeeornb
&l. 1905 % tommer frem SCI. 10.40.
Be fsteenbe ire Gage, Sorsoae. Srebas
% 2sroag, 1Soe, lobe % 20oe, fan
ma paa Rilipmrteebansn tourme ODER
Gnlmar til Seoorab ON Sormibbdsen
9l. 4.o5, $40 os 11.85, % ON efter'
mibbaen &l. 1926, 1856 oe 10.4o. Sm
5enbagen ben 21be fan ntan ODER GGla
mar torrnle til 9ecorab ON Worsenen
8I. 4.o5 og $50 oe ON gftermiboassn
8l. b.85 oe 1856. De fSlgenSe 9Be,
Dtanoag, 8irsoa9 o8 Onsba9 ben 22be,
23be % 24be. tan man hin tourme til
Secpra1 frn galrtar til De reeelmGsiige
Siber ON Sormtbbaeen SCI. $40 sos
1875. os ON gftermiboagen SCI. 8.25
FAINT besuben ON Gftenen &l. 7.8b.
Silbage til Galmar 9uar SrGnene
bber Sag ON Sormibbaeeu 81. $50 %
ON gftermiSSasen &l. 600. ON SsnSas
gen besuSen 8l. 40 ON Ror8enen og
&I. $50 ON Iftenen, be sori9e Sage
forubcn be to 8ange. ba Srenens bber
Sag gaar til galmnr, ON ~eftermtooas
gen &I. 1915 og s.4b, % erbelig be ire
fsrfte Sage oeiaa &l. 40 prn George
ren.
sorsbap 1oreen ben 2boe eddr
Sren iii galmar &. $50 for at briuge
gasiaaerer til Be tibliae Rorgeutr9n.
iom ira galmdr guar oeftooer og noro'
ODER.
"gpmmrtatior Sictets" fpr 7 -Roliro
Grips" mcIIem Secorab 90 galnar faaes
for S1.75.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
stsnr Gftn 9~pesmarfss.
ese ct. paul
Ooreesfartet flebet paa
S0rreo.

gi Eor mootaaet iau mango
SpsresmaaI, ON ri life fan ffaiie
acrtet flGbet paa 2GrreO, at ri be.
itemte os til at forisse meS ct Tibet
gartl. 6or 80 Gents egtra ton ri
ifaffe aartet %fliitret pea 2Grreo, neo
Sraitotfe paa bper enbe. iaa at bet
fan bRngeS op paa SGsgen og rules
op, naar BET life bruses.
81 uil meb bet iamme sisre op.
merfiom paa, at man life fan faa
baabe 8rGmiebos os aart, unbtn.
gen man betaIer ezra ics en- at De.
Isre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Elaifcn cr tom, Saruct cr frifft.

Wlnlfcn or tom, Sarnct cr frtift.
9aar EuIen ialoer paa Or. TeterS
"aurifo", logger Sr. 6errif SaIrer
i SSona, Mo., oaioo tit Orb meb |
9aget. "6or life lang Sib iiben."
Itrioer nGpnte Serre, "fom Ell Some
til mig 90 ~fortolte buIfeuoe, at bun
par barge for at mite fit Barn. Goa
nit SpsresmoaI fortIarebe bun, at
oen lilies belle 2egenle bar bebGffet
meo Soor, % at TO 2pger, iom bun
baobe Hplirgt tiIraobS, ertIprehe'' at
Se irtet fuuNc giere for Barnet. 0a
Sc reuierbc % poa iomune SiS Itpr.
fcnoe Ggeuifober Of Or. 8eters Sen.
rifo" bar mig bel b~efieubt. ioo arbe-
ioIcbe ieg benbe trotrrngcnbe at
gi6re ct Sorisg bermeb. % aonife
rtgtie, cnSru isrrrb Den fsrite Slate
par brugt op, bar llblGttet f~orioun'
set, % Sen lille er ihog ioo runS %
roienr60 iom eu Gberub." Spera
life eftcr "allrifo" pan Iporbeterne;
Den iGIgeS fln al SofaIaaeuter cIIer
0irefte fro 5abrifanten Or. Better
Sarbnep. 112-114 80. Sapue 9pe.
me. Chicago. Su-
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-19
Sra bopeo 81 taoen
Ger. X. 3D.. 0uifielh ! 0etro

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Wen. $. ". 9uifielb | Detroit,
Wid., er al lloenrigsoepurtemelrtet
@oibineton noitpunt til Opmnno !
Sasen melem EplfIano % genes
5uela, Sndion 8. Moliton | 0iitrict
at Columbia err uonppnt til Spnlmb
meaem Stalien og 8ene5nela, og
5rorrt potribge er uorRpnt til Sp.
mnn6 meIlem England og Reoerlan.
oene poa bcn enc SIDE og 8~eneouela
poa BEN anoen. Sm Gen. 9iffielo
'opIpies, at ban t Den ipanife arig
anf6rte i1ogle frininige Regimenter,
os at ban er en- isst aopufat Detroit.