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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

As will be seen elsewhere. the
Farmers Alliance meeting which was
postponed on account of the storm
last month will be- held at the court
house tomorrow. December Bird. 1t is
unfortunate that the adjourned meet
ing could not have been thoroughly
advertised Tor the benefit OF those
chiefly concerned in subjects present
ed and discussed. However, those
who will be able to attend will he
entertained and instructed, There
should be- a good attendance on the
part Of our citizens.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

or contemporary should no, take
such 8 sombrc view Of the extra scs-
sion OF the legislature. All that Is
necessary to be- done is TO pass a law
that will guarantee fair trials IN this
state. No one bur Mr. Heinze shOuld
kick against such a proposition. Of
course, he doesn't want fair trials.
Fair trials mean decent and upright
judges and Mr., Helnze has no use for
either. With a law 50 drawn that II
will gun the constitutional gauntlet
it would seem that the work ol the eX.
ira session should be made very light
and an early adjournment taken,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

Possibly our Democratic contempt.
that Mr.. King was no longer a mem
Der OF the legislature" owing to his
removal 10 another county. The law
provides in most instances. that NJ
incumbent shall hold office until his
~successor is duly elected and quail.
fed" We have not been able 20 find
anything in the statutes that conflicts
with this and il probably applies to
members of the legislature also. As
the house Of representatives Is sole
judge of the qualifications Of its mem
berg This question will soon be de.
tpruIlrd.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02
AInska as a Territory.

Alaska Is divided by nature and by
lack of transportation facilities into
three sections-southeast Alaska, CEN
tral and northwestern. Owing to the
present lack Of communication and
transportation between the different
sections OF Alaska a territorial organ
ization could be formed and maintain
cd only by considerable difficulty and
Mt great expense. For that reason
many citizens of the district are by no
enthusiastic v @ the idea, and
yet 1t will probably be realized in the
not far distant future. - Minneapolis
Journal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

Our contemporary seems TO have
a monopoly of information regarding
the interest of this county relative to
the calling of a special session OF the
legislature. The strenuous oppoSi'
tion" was confined largely TO Mr.. Hill
Ger and the Democrat.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

The Chicago street car strike is be-
ing settled by arbitration, both sides
making concessions. Now ii the
strikes in Colorado could be brought
to an end the same way the public
and all concerned would be greatly
benefited Strikes are disastrous.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

Senator Morgan evidently feels
very bad over the prospects Of his
pet Nicaragua route. II wind could
build a canal h. would have had one
due long ago.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

upinze emisaries are said to be out
through the state drumming up re-
cruits for the new party. Anyone,
Republican. Democrat, Populist. So
cialist or Prohibitionist, will be inyit-
cd TO Join. Anyone who will do his
masters bidding is eligible.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

Hein2e's new party will contain d
Job lot of old political hacks from
both parties. The mere mention Of
the names Of some OF them would
drive a polecat into an adjoining
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

Tl' Democratic press of this state
l.. Yagy much agitated because Presi-
dent Roosevelt, in return for the
splendid reception given him in Butte
last spring, extended an invitation TO
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

Wyoming seems 10 be oyerridden
with horse thieves and desperadoes.
Montana should be thankful for be.
ing quite free from sue characters.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

Heinze, Harvey. Kinds and hades,
will in all probability BE- the new
party slogan.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02

The grafters will flock to the sup
port of Heinze like buzzards around
a dead horse.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02
LEwIsTowN, MONT. Dec. :, 1908

The state legislature met in special
session yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

made a mistake, and that the lives OF
both are made wretched by their mu-
tual companlonship, It Is their duty
to separate and obtain freedom by legal
process" This, he claims does not
ovreck" the home, The home was
wrecked before, and the divorce IS but
the legal recognition Of an existing
fact. divorce never separates, Just
az the marriage ceremony never
unltes."
Allwill agree that many rush into the
married state without due considera-
t'on. But would there not be fewer
cases Of ill.consldered unions, II II
were more difficult to obtain separa-
tlone The very ease with which man
ana wife can have the union legally
dissolved, encourages the inexperienced
nrd the thouehtless TO accept respon-
sibilltIes for which they were unit
That people who cannot live together
should have chance to separate WIN
not be disputed But the road to d.
yo,ce should not be rendered easy
out OF all proportion 70 the seriousness
Of llfe. Those who are married assume
responsibilities they should not be
encouraged to shirk They should be
willing 10 make sacrifices on both sides
They should be determined to be gov
erned in accordance with the principles
Of unsclhshness. Where this Is the case
divorce win not be thought Of as the
FIRST remedy against small, real or
fanoled wrongs Forbearanee, love-
kindness will be tried irst and gen
orally with success or course where
these are impossible separation is the
only remedy That Is better than con-
tlnued suffering, just as the amputation
Of a limb sometimes Is necessary TO the
salvation Of llfe. But the divorce eyil
has grown to fearful proportions 1t is
one that must occupy the attention or
la,ggiyers and moralists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
New York Eyenlng Post.

The ways OF real magnates are not,
we believe, so innocently direct. They
have Well tried agents. they have sub
tier methods OF reaching the senatorial
mind than q crude Geographic word
Of command. The latter proud sem
ator might resent, but If he sees his
stocks mysterlously raided, or all his
market tips" going wrong, he has an
acute consciousness that all this talk
OF antitrust legislation Is seriously
hurting legitimate business and must
be stopped. Such means OF persua-
sion beats peremptory kilograms mol
low. Besides, II Is much more polite,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
TndiannpoIIs Jonrnal.

Assuming that Mr. Rockefeller has
done what is attributed to him. Con-
gress must proceed to pass the anti
trust measures II has under consdefa-
ton. The house has passed them
without a dissenting vote. II anything
should delay the passage Of the con-.
templated legislation during the pres.
ent Congress, the next must be SUM
moned TO do the work. The mandate
OF John y. Rockefeller makes action
imperative and prompt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

To remove the Spanish archives from
California to the Congressional library
at Washington would be to rob the
Golden Gate state Of part Of It's historic
Inheritance The legislature Of that
state proposes to pass resolution OF
protest against the contemplated ac-
tlon, Every state and territory that has
been erected out OF the land ceded By
the treaty OF Guadeloupe Hidalgo has
at least sentimental interest in these
archives and their retention by Cali
fornia. II the archives go, take with
them the mission houses and that house
In Monterey where Stockton unfurled
the American flag, Let II be all or
nothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

Senator Tillman's speech on the ne
gro problem shows that he is at least
beginning TO realize that It is most
important question and one that Ia
coming to the front about as fast as
possible. 1t VIII not be so absorbing
and burning question as In ante bel
Inn days but 1t win approach very
nearly what II was then.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
THE DIVORCE EVIL.

A contributor 70 the Arena, Mr.
Henry T. Harris, does not accept
The view that divorce should be rem
defed more easy 20 obtain than Il IS
now. He does believe. however. that
the entrance to the married state
should be rendered narrower.
His argument is the usual: IF the
husband and wife find that they have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
RoCKEfELLER's TELEGRAM.
Omaha BOG.

OfnuHd Bee,
IL now the demand for more drastic
legislation shall become stronger and
more intense, which Is very probable
the combinations may realize that high
handed attempts TO control Legislation
and dictate the policy OF the govern
ment respecting them will not be toll
Grated by the American people,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

The wisdom Of putting Tenders on the
street cars was demonstrated again
yesterday when lady threw herself
IN front OF car with suicidal intent
and was saved by the fender. Their
efficiency as life savers having been so
thoroughly demonstrated, every street
car should be furnished with one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
Baltimore Sun.

If Mr.. Rockefeller has actually come
out In the open in the way described
either he has lost his head, which he
has never done hitherto,or his apparent
frankness Is intended 10 conceal some
other maneuyer still undeyeloped rs
far az the public Is concerned, which
represents his real purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
Chicago Tribune.

Congress cannot remain inactive now
and let the people say the Standard Oil
Co. controls It. 1t has made action
necessary. Laws VIII be enacted under
which daylight win be let into the az
fairs OF the Standard OIL Co., and other
great monopolies. and they will be
taught that the people and not they are
the government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
Indlanapolls News.

Is II not now clear TO the most stupid
trust apologist that the real issue Is
whether the government Is to control
the trusts or the trusts the govern
mont? To this issue we have been
tending for many years, Now II seems
10 have been most sharply and salts
factorily made. Il Is well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
philadeInhia North american.

No more denial Of the sending OF
such messages will be accepted as refu-
tation Of the report. Any attempt TO
prevent thorough investigation will
serve only to fix the determination OF
the American people to bring the senate
RS we'll as the trusts under their con-
troll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

II is not an evidence Of disloyalty to
the government that President Roose-
welt greeted senator-elect smoo, most
cordially, But some people may think
that Il Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24
there are no privileged classes In the

The sultan has received the Joint
note OF Austria Hungary and Russia
demanding that reforms be introduced
In Turkey lie has promised to comply.
The Sultan IL really the most promls-
ing ruler IN Europe or Asia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

MT Roosevelt is most entertaining
gentleman. He has entertained more,
as president than any other occupant
Of the White House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

There were enough railroad wrecks
yesterday 10 on any gaps tina, may
have occurred to break the daily record
since the new year began.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

Poultney Blgelow says that Germany
could lick us out Of our boots" one
thing is certain Americans viii never
lick Germany's boots.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

Blanche Bates has reached that rung
In the ladder Of fame where she has
narrow escapes from fire. She should
be above Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

II Mr. Carnegie wants to do the
handsome thing let him pay the nation
al debt II is an undertaking worthy
Of his steel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

As yet Delaware has elected no sena-
tor. But the legislatures persistence
In trying to elect one is rather worthy
OF admiration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

II begins to look as though Winter
was hanging on to get a chance to lin
ger In the lap OF Spring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

Safe blowers have been at work
fgaln. II is matter OF regret that
they cannot be put to work on a rock
pile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

Thawlng the pipes is no substitute for
boiling the water
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

When the Alaskan boundary is locat-
ed It should be staked down so that II
cannot get away again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

The Supreme Court has Just decided
that Indian lands are not taxable. And
still there are people who claim that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

Copper combines are not the only
ones that have brass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

A properly equipped and thoroughly
up-to-date Art and Fancy Work de-
partment Is now a feature Of the New
Store. Our patrons will find here full
and complete assortment OF materials
for all kinds Of Fancy Work and at the
lowest prices possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-24

To patrons, when material is purchased
here lessons in Fancy Work win be
given. free, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Mornlngs-l0 TO 1880.
Afternoons TO 4:S0,
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
atnrn pnkntn.
9onis Ghriitinnipn ma WiInor

Sonis Gbriitianion ira Milnor OF
0iiis Iarp Nsiillop fra 2~ibsertpooo
bleo Gpteuiet iiSite lt9e.
Subn Carlton, en- 6unuer boenhe i
Rprfpoen al 8tpiuer, blep ben 30te
Aug. brGbt al Ell lint Gre. Get ra.
ienbe 9pr for inc poo bum iaa buriiB
% iipentet, ar ban bperfen funoe for
ipore ita eller fomme bort. Sans
Suitru itoO og ioa paa, at ban bleo
6rGbt iioell al flnne rsre en- Singer
for at re0be bom. Sorllpffeoe bauee
mango Slnatninge % en- pio BE.
fienotifobsfreos.
IOrtimer @cbiter, en- p~elfierot 9a.
pitaliIt / Sarge blep i~orleoen toget
peitt oeo GGien. Sm IGite / ct 9lab,
at man peb at ienbe en- Collar til ct
pi it6irma / Giten piloe iaa JIG til.
enot ct imuft Silele al 8eorec
8aihinqton. San ierote 0pnaren
o. mootcg upele Iage ienere ct Sri.
mrrfe meb 8aibingtons gilebe paa.
get IfoI bore itSIte Sang, De rrarrer
mig, Tiger @ebiter.
Ganfiererne ipriistige. Man9e
bapSe .boabet, at Statens gonfierer
paa lit iibite @tsoe | @rano Sorts bill.
Sc hare iottet en- eler onoen Bellns'
ming, brcroeb Get fltrSe bleuet milig
at aibrnoe De for StotsinItititioner.
mes &egning uoiteOte Bombs tiltrooS
for ben al Seieiteret ofgiune 3ienoel'
Ie, bporpeS SiSie 9orSs erflpres for
liapl6ige. 5 bette Saab bleD nun Dog
ifuffet. % Snsen hep braet pan
Sane mOer gtsSet, piite Oct Jig meS
en- Sang, at Ser insen Si9lp par al
pe1te ira ben 8unt. ollie ipntes at
uere eniee ON, Of oct pilSe bore oaimt
for ganferne at tags FOR eooe De Obi.
gotioner, iom SomitoIene Tiger er
~uerbilse. "8i bar baarlige Eapirer
nof, ON pi life ifnl lobe oS praffe pan
loobonne, bporom hi meo geItemtbeS
ceS, at &c irrtet er pPro," iagSe en- at
0esSets Seltasere. Gen eneite uopet
til at afhielpeS ituatipnen laber til at
ppre at fou iaulmenfaloe Ell Grtrnies'
lion al 2esi8IGtlren.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

|piort tell acauing. Gou for ct Bar
Tiger iiben giofee Ssraeniens Ga1-
fsrcr, DIR. Scott | GufIano, erom
ct 6orfsg poa at fda Ssreenien mi,
grlisoet pnn, at ban bar bolot Tom
Gunge al BEN 6nnifc apniiil, ifisut
intet ~irenrneo 2nnos Rcniuler unoer
De nnerifnnife 2ppe bar 8et iii at
boloc nogell urtoer Mrrejt. Otter en-
tefniif SpDifIirg al Sagen rnerte Mc...
ten cog, at Sergericn og bans Sogie.
rer life piIoe fit1ri,e bepiie Seres Eao.
itan0, % 6ermeo sif Ssrgeniens flo
tie Suab Clip. 8 SsnoagS (23oe
aig.) begap ban iig iaa, Iebiaget al
II g. Marfbd Chine % en- onoen
Hetsbetient, paa Heiie til Neip gors.
bpor ban oil bIipe ~afIeperet ontboro
pan en- AT De ounlfe 9ampere; De TO
Born Ieoiogebe ogiaa 5aoeren. 8eo
anfomiten til 9anmurf begpnber
9ampen ! De banife Dom5toIe, % Ssssr.
genien Dil llDen SoiI forirgie fin SaJ
til Oct poerite. ) pGrite 5alo fan
Straffen fun bclsbe fig til sonife iaa
aars SRnaieI, % nanr ban igien b.i.
Der fri, er oct bans Mening otter a.
fomrne til amerifa. Eengene er
iremSeles ! 9nnferne / San 5ramis.
co, % Get bill, mener ngpnte 8lac,
blipe 2ange en- babe longoorig OF
foltbar Scamp, baaoe peo be oarife %
De o~merifanifc 9omitole, inSen ban
fnar fat Hengene - Bpis Der peo
BEN Stb / oct hele taset bliper noge.
tilobers at faa lat /. Saeen Dor ale
reSe foitet Here Srriinbe Collars, %
l~tbgifterne oil blipe Inngt itsrre, in
BEN Irocesien enoeIig afiluttes. 5
BET Ssgsmaol for Sul9r, iom SCR.
geniens tiSlisere Saefsrer onlagbe
intoo banr, er Der eronit life faIoen
Spm
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

,Noitf for AZ bpfxoe ctots,,As4;uiroe,,
SM,r Sdions "A An ~ u ror ,,Ss, !,
betoIr M,,rfY. s;tsmsr hIcr ~, ~
fpltnoef f,oosr, csorfIor;no AM ht,or
hon 5op6c ioorf IA noo 9rsr,,Senir
mear.s $500 m..as~
mc,Socs ~
gtot.,Sm slSss
So 1iSst;n;rs,s ssn w nM
fssnrrrr,e,, tssss 3. s w.
h;nst !" sen y ~ S
sa
!, Eoifghs. Yoluonto'
49, - $3.50 s ~.
4. ;fSs @san ~
SrAsoIS ~ ip.i.ie w
@'r Tonors I os
.srabs. ~ ~ ay ~ a...
a mr-,ser; =" "'b'' ~
Has'u W. UDtgpr. Ion'nler
100 U.llulsIeriet gs1nleplH
ly V ulilaael ~. ai's9 aIlpru'
49, unM nvI tyOrgsr. % oel e,lellt,
tan : .a o GotloteM IS SlgI.
ynir., e ~ we III Ss'e1telel- ae'
us luhuignl,g al uelaioel q pcn'
" appsl " oa,ue 9uillltgl 2 ~.
inv tpepi.l!pop 81 OCT Vru,ro ~ al
~, " yen pfl olioe llsel ~ ~ uo,
tolH : aue 2uslgllsllrak gpvlli
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04

Tom o. idn0t | aomponiets aunto-.
Ge to MGn0, fpm bIep 0rRbt, uor
Jobn .. Sobnfon og Dronf Gteunrt.
Engen efter Tom Sobn Qelrber, iom
ti0ligere bar orbeiSet ior apn7punief,
til EoIiiiet o. tilito6, ban bnroe paret
meo OperfaIbet Ssnoog MorQess.
Get par i oft fire Wnno, ioabe ban,
unoer eeoeIie at en- ti6Iigere @trui.
fanae. 2eiloer iorn ifirIbe bare $1,000
TOR at basic pon, meSens be orore uur
inoe og rsue6e Bengene, fit insentina,
Do bans 5orburosfnIer iueg bom o.
forIcb BAN uoen at eipe bam rloger.
Eplitiet bar ienere bort, at ire Mdnc,
iom ipmer til 2eubers gefripeIie. bar
prret feet pna ct Trpn peb @r1nen
meIlem SIinois og Soma, og man
Tiger hi efter Dem. Otter at opert.
itanenoe bar lat, fees 9e1ioer at bare
benpgtet fin 8efatning meb @eperiet
ca erflRret fin ~gefienbeIie" for Op.
ipino. Ter itaar man forelsbig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
1MtitnrTntu.
Suntraftpr 3. 8. Sliou | 9

S%untraftpr 2. 8. Slipu | StiIipa.
ter bar t1get aontraft poa OpfpreIie
al oct me GeIlebtS, iom ifol bpgees
reo StotsiPngilet / rnpnte 9p. 9ri.
ier er 500, 600. Ger ifaI ogian fore.
tageS andre Sorbeorirger oeo SPng.
iIet, oft / olt til ct @oitenoe al
$4,000.
SrnfncSe @iIbur Carlton OF
S,,itru % Seth Sobnior ole ira Ct.
EaII. par Ssnoog ube % morebe Jig
peb 8bite Bear 2afc. On aitenen
tps De en- 9aab for at faa iig en- 30.
trr. % DC bar fouutet ct Fort Stpt-
fe ira 9onS, ifuIbe be more Tug o.o
at Ilaa Sat.en al boeronSre. SsIgcI,
bar, Of @uaSen bpploehe rllftbt. og Be
6rufnebe aIe IRE.
Saabeffnb. - MtrS. @btpnrS Mtelbp
/ Rctbiop blep iiSite Ssr6og ifitot
gieruem 9eret % tilisiet Sfahe, ion,
oil poloe betbe Melt ! l9nsere SiS.
en- ing Marb, fon baoSc arbeioet
paa Sar1relt, buobe retop iorla6t Sic.
miten % IhilSe mi taae IfifeS msS
SamiIier. San stpb iuIt fGrSts I'll CT
gaa cg babe fin MiHe unSer Irmen
ba Den, ibet ban ratte Saanben iro iii
NSrs. MeIbp, eif al, 90 SfahSet
ramte fenoe / 9enet.
"Sle Gliun". BoIitiet / ct.
GslfI arpeitereoe Ssnoag aiten en-
9Srro Raa anfloee for 6pIS, 90 ban
opsap fit Roon iom Ole Sliou. ga
ban on @prsenen bleo iremitilet fcr
YolitiSonmereu. oiitc Ole Slion~
iia at Rare Ell io9rbpgget. MORT 10.
ieenoe Siorr. Snbiuner. Ger moote
rel ppre en- Seiltoaelie meS Haonet,
meuie GoliiiSommeren, Rei "a!
Sans 9sapn par Ole Sliou ristis MOI.
paaltoo ban. Sam bsrte biemue !
Mem Stpeeen | ReStpoco Goimip. FOR.
tlarehe ban, 90 onr fomuiet til Ct.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
Sanet Oct no.
Spao en- MoSrr ianot no ON Spoe-
miolcr.

@n RoSer iarSt paa ~fsleenoe
Rauoc no. bpd0 6oranoring / 3iG.
fen fam aiore for en- beI 6amiIie ira
0iebarnet til De Borne: 10 San.
&c / Sommermaoneoerre bIeo min
9abD poIoott ina os fom mCget
IauQiomt oDer IniaIbet. SauS rio.
ligere 2ipt, aoulelf aIeue, banoe ban
life ,rnger aoot al bporior ie9 peb
SiOeu al gap ham ct foitbart 6cSe.
mioccI Tor SpPSbern men oct IfaI.
ie0c BAN / bsi 8roo SoritoppeIie.
Seq itiiteSe Sa ooer iii 8rape!ghits
5000 % fnrOt At bette par ilfit, bpaS
@uttcr traugte, toet ieg bpIote bans
WCIf 6eroper ~efterat baoe opbisi
set / parmt @uro. Sabp triueSes
aoSt poo 6cnre aoit % er MI ina
iriit % iterf % Iitbben iom noger
@}cScr trrSe srifc, % BET neb 9e II.
ger en- bel Gel.
Oct toQ mig life IGrge al finbe uS,
at en- Sfoul @rape.9tlt3 meo TIebe
or NIT buao en- trpt Wooer trGuger,
GA iea bar oa'ao beoiit FOR mig ieIo,
al noar Srrnene er itore uof iii al
image 8rnpe.AhltS, iaa er 0elme Ianst
bcSre FOR Dem en0 Oatmeal eler no.
gen arSeu ereoIiqnenSc Ret, % Den
unpifIer Nerr2 GrrScr o. iremmcr
ocrcS 6orSeicIie % ocrcS Sierue.
pirtiom5eo iuue2 osiaa al bore ia.
rere % !iuligcrc.
Ict ur / SmSlc0 et p~iSerurScrIiai
9lGrmQ$mioSel % Set ser err lige no
mprfet Tor bclc Samilien." ASoonei
Tan opaipe5 oe0 9oihtm 60. gattIC
Grcef. Did.
AIt bette har i'm Nariaa.
Sci bper Goffc enter CT Grrmplor
al ben bersmte lille BOG. Che &oa>
10 @eaoirle.~
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-04
: in aarsberctnina fonnrr "gse.

braffa Stote SeodcrS aSiociation"
i1o poa Dor &aiifolerS Stintn5 ION
Observation-Disclosures for 2prere %
iutOer, at ser Der or Ct geisforboI0,
lcm life tiener Commentator tiIbeoite.
SeiifeIcrre or cfher port mtoerertoe
STem booeS'ageIia beresnet paa at
gtue line gleoer Sen ionlsSqie 6oroan
nelie til ioriat Stlt0ilru oeo lllfioerii-
teter % Colleges. ghaar Sen ur1ge SIT
eller 8ise forlc6cr SsiifoIeL er DC
Serfor life iiSn,Iiet meo Sc aoaiffa,
tiollcr. mon ~forIaEger Of en- autaaelis
9prer eller 9nreriroe. Se err bare
baIoiPrSBe, uSen Soelie / S~Grer9ier.
irf1seu % utantgIer Sipscriaring. I'll.
troos berior fonr man DC ilete 2Grere
ia SsifoIer1e, "a oore g~srreifoler
blir "a oFte Sereitcr. : Se Stater,
bpor Der er gooe % fetgeIig ~uoaenlirn.
De oeI bcisate 9aornarifder, filler 10
5urboISet iia ~anOerIeoeS.