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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-08
Purely an Investment
Not a Speculation
No Debts
No Preferred Stock
No Assessments
Titles Absolutely Perfect

Over million tons of gold bearing quartz these pa
tcally inexhaustible = -.
Our only reason for offering stock enlarge the plants
thereby increasing the dividends.
We have hfty-hve thousand dollars already invested
Mills will start up September 1st earning dividends
Two mills of 40 tons each already established the
properties.
With 25o daily capacity mills running will
pay $500 each year dividends and be worth $25
per share.
Over fifty representative citizens of Guthrie Logan Col
holding shares in these mines
We full sized gold bearing quartz lodges
County California almost miles long the lodges running
feet to "a feet in width
All machinery by water power
Timber inexhaustibe
Now is the time to invest while the stock is ow-wi be
worth double in 30 days.
The assays from these mines from S25 S915 per
For prices and apply
JAMES S. LYON
President Lassa and Rose Harold Gold Mining Milling
Guthrie, Okla.
GEORGE H WILLIS,
President Poker Flat Cold Mining and Milling Co
Reference by permission;
Guthrie National Bank
Logan County Bank.
Bank of Commerce.
ExGov. c. NJ Barnes Pres Logan Co Bank
Henry E. Asp Solicitor A. T. 8 S. F. Ry Co.
U, c. Guss, Pres Guthrie National Bank
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Aars the a The Kind You Have Always BoHk
Signature .i &<XHzLZ4I

Mayhower bottled beer has won the
title Missouri's Best. That means the
best on earth. For sale at William
1srriV ker'1.
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Supreme Court.

The supreme court convened this
monring. Associate Justices Irwin
Pancoast, Burwell and Hainer. the lat
ter acting as chief justice in the alb.
sence of Judge Burford
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-08

Bank Commissioner Paul F Cooper
today granted authority to the Colony
State Bank OF Colony, with a capital
stock Of $4,000 to commence bust
ness.
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1t is said that Guthrie citizens ex-
pended $1,000 at Oklahoma City, Sun
day It is reported $500 worth Of rail
road tickets were sold from this point.
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Are you a deputy United stataI
Marshal, or possemanI II 30. yos
need day book. Special printed
sorms. For sale BY The Leader.
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GA - 10 7 "a.
Bear. ths The Kind You Have Always BO1ge
'lsIa.'I' z &1zH1AIZMx
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-08

Track laying on the Fort Smith and
Western out Of Guthrie is progressing
rapidly.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-08

The public schools viii open again
next Monday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-08

The exodus Of students to the mi.
versities and colleges has commenced.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-09-08

This chance in ten thousand times mining
stock where it will bring rich investment
will pay you dividends for years come.
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$4,000 Shares of the Poker Flat,
Rose & Harold and Lassiat Gold
Mining and Milling Co.'S stock of
fered to the public for the
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NEXT 80 DAYS

Incorporated under the laws of the State
of California. Par value 81 90, full paid
and NON N-ASSESSABLE
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The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01

900 bales Ii cur estimate OF current pro
,Iuction S approximately eorrec;. the aNaii'
able spinning supply tor the season vi!
eaual l1.255. coo bales; and to this must
ne added = chate-cr may be marketed from
the next crep before the dr~t s. SePieIn-
Der.
"one Of our cosresp spondents reported
that since cotton Is high and oagElaE
cheap. bales Of lighter weight than usual
ara being packed in his locality hut the
,cnor OF general advices i t. The cjIeet
that bales are averaging about seventeen
pounds more than last year
Competent judges state. a2d Il see.h>
10 he freely admitted. that the spinning
quality of this years product. % fas -
lauch superior t. that of last year. some
rate it is beng eight p,r cent, but !. =
could average from two and hail to tfler
i7cr cent. such Improvement II Quai'sH
would represent about 2"o.oeo oalc-. IN
quantity iu il yield ~ lo.loeQ"e 'a> com
pared with LAST yc7tD"
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
Actual Growth and Commercial Crop
1904.
II. II. Parker & Co

<ew York. Nov 2j.-Thc size ot ta@
,.o,,,,,or,.i..l croD OF 1903 that j. the
number oI tales which Will be marketed
- -rcduccrs between Sept. 1st. 1903, and
ce-t 1,t la04-prc.ent~ features when
ar,. entirely new 10 the present genera
ton. Since the depressing vold created
br the Civil War. nearly forty years ago
the South has never been swept so apso-
intcly clean or cotton cs during the pasN
sumner Prices at0Te Is cents served %
draw oat holdings which had been carried
over from year 10 year during long pc
Rod OF unsatisfactory prices. (For the
benefit OF the outside public, pow 50 keen
h watching The cotton situation, It may
not IL out of place TO mention that cotton
i inparishaGlc. and, when stored III dry
location viii last for many years without
detcTiorationl It IS highly l:nproOa bic
that the md OF this season wll see siml-
lar hare state of holdings. Farmers are
prosperous ana financially independent; =
them cotton IS equal 20 money IN bank,
ard. unless prices ,..St summer should be
equally IS high as the extreme figures
reached during the past summer, 1t Is
likely that the amount hell back IL first
hands viii represent an oppreclable per
|, oentaec of the crop. In all our calcuia-
tons. therefore. we must ma &c allowance
Tor this unknown quantity. and, Winlc the
actual growth. Is we figure it points TO 10,
CAS-. .0Cc bales it is more than likely that
the amount brought into sight. and there
fore the commercial crop, may be zoe 00C
to 500, 900 less.
We give below in tabulated form oul
estimate for each state, with the total
yield thus computed, and furnish for COM
par;son figures for several seasons past
so that an intelligent idea can be given
Of the outturn this year. as compared
With past seasons. We also add the total
figures OF acreage year BY year, so that
the gradual extension of cotton cultlva
ton can be followed, Il normal increase
from year to year Is in ORDER unless null
lied Ey climatic conditions. Tie October
Bureau condition in each season may be
found Of additional interest:
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
Hester'S Cotton Statement.
,By the Associated Pre-. y


New Orleans la, Nov 39.-ScCrc' 1rN
Hester statement ot the worlds vielb g
supply of cotton ssucd today shows the
total visible 10 be 3.311.996. against @l59,-
qs3 last week and 1927 $50 la>: year. CT
this the total OF American cotton i SO
996, against ,, .5.963 A>t week, aud isis
$50 last year, and Of eli other kinds. ~
Guiding Egypt. Brazil. india. ctc 9led0.
against 4SloO0 last week aEl $4,000 Ia
year OF the worlds visible supply ST
cotton there is ROW afioat ana hclI IN
Great Britain and continental Europe
1856 600, eanst 100000 last year IA
Egypt 10000, against $4,000 last year;
India $50. coo, against 5000 last year and
in the United SITES 1876 0e0, against
/ 5S1 coo last year.
Secretary Hcsters weekly cotton state
ment issued today shows for the twenty
nine days OF November an increase over
last year Of 3S3 600, and ii increase over
the same period year before last ot 315,
Geo. For the eighty-eight days Of Tie sea
son that have elapsed the aggregate J.:
behind the same days OF last year l3o.ot
ana ahead of the same days years before
last of 155, eco. The amount brought INTO
sight during the past week has been oo3,
I'll AGAINST 395, lo2 for the same seven d3ys
The movement since September ] shows
receipts at all United States ports, 3.G55,
t3o against 1858 .912 last year and 3.291,
4G8 year before last. overland across the
Mississippi. Ohio and Potomac Rivers TO
Northern Mills and Canada 164.55G against
$50 943 hast year and 391 ,S65 year before
last. interior stocks in excess OF those
held at the close OF the commercial year
423, ,S72 against 480.l03 last year The total
movement since September ! is 1901 SOB
against 1892 ,036 last year and 4,617, ,2oS
year before last
Foreign exports for the week have been
27l ,322 against 2lS 626 last year, making
the total thus far for the session 2,f9i .o3f
against 1857 $40 last year.
The total takings Of mills Month and
South and Canada thus far for the season
have been 1871 ,706 against ,239, 1e3 last
year.
Stocks Of the seaboard and twenty.nine
leading Southern interior ccntcrS have
Increased during the week 92.321 bales
against an increase during the correspond
ing period last season OF $500.
Including stocks left over at ports and
interior towns from the last crop and the
number OF bales brought i9to s'~n. t,i-s
far for the now crop the supply to date
IS 1863. .662, against 5,147,110 fen the same
period last year
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01

me that, Will you. wot's he matter
Ken. was quite dead when .hey rolled
him over. The gun, AZ old-tash!oHed-
heavy weighted nnzzle loader. !aF 1e"'
h;-2. Steel and wood had parted eoI'
nenv. Near the butt Of the right Ia % {,
barrel. with llps pressed outward. sSped
= assure several Inches N iehsth. az
sailor picked It mp cGr!oas!y. \ &lls'ei -As
stream oi yellow dust ran Out 'hFoub'
the c.1ck The facts oi ;he eaaSa ea"''co
upon Jim CaTdesce.
"etrikc me ~tanain':" ne roared; ere :
"a, Ere, Is boomin dust. Ga"d
h,ine me. an. you. TOO, Charley. il you
1on,t run an get the di,Epan''
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
ESCAPE OF AN ENGINEER.
CraWied Through Twelve Inch Hole
Out of Wreck.

Salisbury. y. c., Nov. 2S.--Enginoer
Swift Hooper one Of the best known EN-
ployees OF the Southern Railway. was
brought TO ms home in Spencer last night
from Lynchburg. Va, where he was So
Verely injured III a collision early ycatcr-
day morning. MI. Hooper left Spencer
in charge Of n special train loaded with
oranges and cattle for Northern markets
and upon reaching Lynchburg run into Il
tram which was shifting. it is learned on
the main line and which did not have q
Hagman out to warn the approaching
train. Mr., Hooper says his engine was
within few feet Of the shiftei. when it
came INTO view around a sharp curve,
and that he was running at about ten
miles an hour when the trains collidcd
The Spencer engine plowcd through scv-
cral cars OF the shifting train, landing in
a heap on the main line with the tender,
on top Nj. Hooper found himself pinned
under the engine with his hand badly
cut, his shoulder dislocated and otherwise
badly bruised. In order 10 escape burn
ing TO death lie was compelled to crawl
cut Of opening about twelve inches
square. It IS thought that he will soon
recover. The color1ed fireman on the
northbound train was also severely in
jured. a large number Of the cattle which
were OF the wrecked train We're killed and
many more injured 50 that they were or
dered killed at once.
A large number Of cases Of smallpox arc
reported to exist in Davidson county. Just
across tho Yadkin River, and only q few
miles east of this place many of which
are considered serious. So far as l..
known there IS only one case in Salisbury.
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
About Cotton.

The cotton letter of J. NJ Aver & c..
has been received It is as follows
New, York. Nov. 25, 1903.
"We herewith present the result Of an
effort to estimate the yield of the cotton
crop Of 19o3-4.
Its accuracy may be finally determined
by the Ginners report to be issued next
April. showing the amount OF cotton
ginned IL each State counting round bales
as half bales
The figures apply only to what j. be
ing produced, and are not intended for
comparison with the Commercial Report
which will be made next September. and
which 2arports TO show the amount Of cot
ton received from each state
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01

In North Carolina the hose for crop
equal TO last years good yield was dispell-
cd by the frost and freeze which killed
many young and unmatured holls. which
would have radc cotton with = longer
growing season. Last years crop Was
somewhat better than the average, and
this promises to fall about 5 per cent be
low. Including the few counties in South
2rn Virginia which raise about 1000
bales, the prospect is for about 550,oo0
bales
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
TO IMBIDE HIS E0.I-
Henderson Cola Ijas

30 one had thc tssat d.. -..
Ba~s,;t should by forced ..
that ac ought TO bc arn a.
bat they did have . right p. ..
Ion ef thcirs should ae as .
College to 'mbibe 'la~ 'eo. Il.
the race question. A-F ..##
Trinity College would a.s
Or. Bas.ctt remained Il u.m
faculty.
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01

In connection With this estimate we
think It permissible to submit the follow.
ing:
we are inclined to believe that prob
able minimum production is indicated by
the total offered.
We have not taken into consideration
the product OF reginned seed, known a.
"Linters" but which is counted in the.
Commercial Crop, and which last year
amounted to about 1900 ,aics
'"rhc visiblr supply ol AMERICAN co,t ~
IL the beginning oi this season was sou
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS 0E.
TOoLfSHNESS OF snEm
Is ANOTHER
Statceyillc Landmark.

Again. Or Ba~sc:t declares. VI.
opinion OF Booker Washington
private" one. There t.e H.' H.
It public WHY ala ge uaha Il
hc did not wish to make IT. u#.
he had kept il private. there -....
been no troublc. Freedom. 0 .
one thing. Fodlisbr o .
anotl Cr
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01

The announcement that ".a.
has tcndcycd his resignation .e . ...
eor at Tlinity College w# -.. .
satisfaction. provided the te1-n"-
college promptly accept II. .aa
get out at once. There is @# .
to the college IN rermitrus .# T..
main Il member Of the faculty t.. .
day.
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
SHOULD BE TATTOOEn
Dunn Guide.

Prof. Bas-ett. the admjror Of T
Washington and the negro detcHas
bc tattoocd with ink that will. u
as the man who has slaudeIe3 u.
race oil the South Such men u .s
thority to train the youth of '..
will bring disgrace upon aDytl"".
which hc is connected.
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
C0Nv!CTS FIGHT AND STAB.
At Dover One Negro Uses Piece OF a
Knife On Another.

Dover, n g., Nov. 27.-TNo convict5
struggling with each other. ono blcedine,
from knlte wounds was the sight talked
of among the State convicte here.
For some cause two OF the conyicts. ne.
sroes, began TO fight. One pulled out !,
piece of q knife and began cutting the
other whom he injured seriously. Guards
finally parted the men. The injured con
Vet Will rot die
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
The Press on Bassett
M.NYBE It's s. N ------

-4-A - a ;. =
Norfolk Landmark
Heaven. lie thank ]. -..
iccc professors ii Ns-c.-
voting them selves IN
;ation, II the hcar~. .a-
college implies the ,a>.ea.-.
theorists upon SaaA.-.
thcn We are glad
wealthy institutions. f ...
Trinity college. Nav ....
fer NirE. al.. at.tcr a -
colleges are .lcpenr,
the I.l-;uess ot 'tCa
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
BASSETT'S SANITY.
" Ilmington Star.

Dr John :. Ba~-ett o p..'.-.
Trinity college. this State. Iegar.- 1861.
Washington the greatest man. aE"
+. Lee the South has produced II
dr"d ycals, and SO states lu t|.
Atlantic Quarterly" An cH.uo.
should IL once Lc made as 'a t"--
SANITY.
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01

Professor Bas~ctt has re~i-u.5 ...
sition with Trinity College. Nhym.
intends 70 accept a position with H.
Washington, or voluntarily place
,cu iii tho StatS Museum AIS au ...u....
cuss OF freak" We have Ao'
stated
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
DIsGRACED TIE I&sTJTUrr

Nashville Graphic
Bassctt IS out O.: hl- sphere. e.
grace to the institution that G. q.
Inn. and has brought rcprna".
great Christian denOmlUar"-.
should demand lis expulsion
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
COTTON MILL MEN CALLED,
Plans for Curiai!ment of Cotton Goods
to be Discussed
{ 6J the Associated Press.

Charlotte. \. G, Nov. PA rnee+i,,, =:
cotton ulanuv-acturers Of the South bae
been called 10 assemble here peccn1l,e,
to formulate plan for the curtaiIn,e,,t
of cotton production. The call was issue,
by the committee Of North Carolina manu-.
Iacturers and all mill men arc interested
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01

Some men live happily with their w,rea
Le'anSe the wivcs alorc said won't stand
ioI anything else
The farmer and mechanic., 1903-12-01
MoNKEYING WITH A:EUZ

MOEnEYING WITH A''bL/I -..
Monroe Engineer.
Like every other man who aa....
the race problem, Prof. Ba e.. IA j.
to one Who moukc%cth with q a|.a
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Vopaf panot.

Moermanb Rooab / @bicago an.
lagbe, iom tiblisere meooeIt / Deco.
rab.8oiten", en- Sniurieiag MOB Re.
BATTER auguit @erirger, iom / fit bs5.
miife gIub ~S~bornoit" beifplote BAN
ior at ban bapbe moStaeet Stifpeuge
baaoe iom aI6ermanS o. Iom TeeS.
lem al 2egisIatiren. Sogen itoo pal
en- bel nge, og ba 8sbmerne err tenn.
meIig bibiige, bleo Ser ofte megeu
Storm / RetsIofalct. Set Ilemmeitc
8tbne mob Ropof bar Sobn g. 90.
pod; men Roonfs aboofater afuRb.
nebe BAN peb at iubptfIe ham / Selo.
moSiigeIier % faa bnm til at itna ioal
Neneoer. Srrpeu par noe / So mi.
mter Wanbos @itermtooag og fom
tiIbage meo BEN aienbeIie, at Roodf
iful bape $4,000 / Gritatnine for
Stube pan tit Rapn os &pste. 5 fin
&Iage farlaugte BON $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Sltr lylercoe.

Sr. 8ilep erperlmenierer / Snn0s
bruSsOepartementet @oibinBton
me0 gorar, iom bIan0eS | Dab lam'
men me0 ANDRE &emlfalier, og iom
ban la0er ct %llopaIg al DEPARTMENTS.
foIf ipiie. alt boI6es %bemmeIig:;
men bpao Der life fan itniles, oct er,
at De. iom ipiier Yfa0, opblanoet me0
gorar. iaar Ell IDiere0 Aniigtsfarus.
Naar De ltitge 0fGnO toIumer no paG
@aSer, per6er 9amerue Jig ON ior al
beun6re oeres bIomitren6e airGer, OF
mange1 ura 8ige misunoer Dem. )
Ssritningen bIep ban bange for, at
Aniigtsrsomen par Ct Oaariigt Segn;
men en- srltnois llnOerisselie bar pit,
at De aae er iltI6itGn6i9 friife. On
oct er 9orar, JON irembriuger Sen
iutrSe Sarpe, eler oct er a~emifaIier,
iom npoes i 5orening oermeo, oso
man enonu life. Wtan peo fun. OF
ben Of Or. @iIep iremitiaeoe gIar.
bling sioer 6olf ct bIoHtitrenoe aniigt
Der err ienere fonrmet nprmere Sp.
Insniug ON, bnorleOeS Set ganr til, at
oe un9e W9nS, Tom Or. 8ilep erperi.
menterer meo, iaar en- ioabon iunb
an~iistsfarpe. 8erme ifpIoes life ae.
mifalier, iom inSbIanOes tuert.
imool Zen bar fin @tuno l. at al
ltrenbeS / 9looet iiernes oeO. at RrH.
Oene finn ipiier rem Rao. Ran qisr
Jig oen itsrite llmnge, naar De forifiel.
Iiae 3etter lanes, Oh intet nSen set
reneite bIiuer ierperet. Baden er i DC
iiSite Tiger life bleoen blanoet meO no.
senilags ~9rugs". Sa Pr. 3ilep piISe
finoe no 8irfningeu az uiorfalIfeoe
8eoemiSlcr / RoSiptuiug til inaOanne.
iom er ioriaIfeSe meO 9ornr % andre
aemifalier.
Smiolerti6 bar aemifaIier biotiI
bit Tia nIoeles uitaoeiiae. os | enfeite
5ilfGl0e hnr Sc pirfet oesisrenSe.
De iinse Ni9no iptier til beitemte
SiSer o. iaar line aimnalie Iortioner,
Ge bruser irsen iterfe Britfe % rsger
gnuite IiSet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Jnoen menneifepen.

6ranf 8. 91lomin 0eltog / arigen
paa Rin6anao 90 bite Jig iaa topper
% %iuarraa6ig, at BAN unfte 0pmrrt,
ioutbeb. San par 0engang bare Sberit,
men B%rgiioenteu ioriremmeoe bam
iii 9rignoegereraI, % ban Dor M /,
Icnuer, Colo. Ser bar ban / 0i8is
Gage fomtret til at forinatfe iig. %
&rigS6epartementet pil trGfte BAN til
aniuar. 5 Ell Snterpietp iugoe Oeu
npbogte 8eenraI iorleSeu til en- De
porter: Seq bar Den ionmc 5sIeIie
for en SiLipiro"S oIoot iom for Ell Re
ger ScIbat - oct oil iiae, ieg brpr
mig life on, ertten ban ioI6er caet
ei. Seg gigr mig inBen Image ior q!
ierge for bans Sifferbco. Tanr eli
Yfono eier en- uomPrtet Racebuto o.
REQ Si0en al ben en- 6iuebifie, er 0ct
"a life naturIig. at ban beler uoiPt'
ter 6iaebitien ior at 6IiDc orGbt emo
Rncebun0cn?"
Zen libet menneifefiGrIige @enerai
bar paa 6oreipsrgiel, ont ban bar iogt
roget iaaoort, ipnret So. Sammeu.
Iigntngen meacm De TO Suube ifai op.
lpie ON, buorIeSes ban bar iig meS
en- botS Soloat % en- inrpet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
preiioentens Seiie.

st Telegram fro Ginnabar. Mont.,
iortRller, at BrGiibenten beiinber 'ig
ier6eles pei / DeQopItcse Yarf. San
fom iii 5ortet SborSbog ben 16oe og
begioer zig berfra til 9torris, bpor De
foaenbe SLIDER finbeS. Ter er enoml
megen Sne Eorfen. E~r9iibenten ri.
Der % tager SpaOierture bper Tug.
San bar life ppret poa 2speiaQt OIL
S%elegrammet Tiger, at han life piI prB'
be oen Seq. : Barren er Der omtriug
500 6iabIeoer, og De 9isr megen Sid
be, ioet Be brpber en- M9ngbe Siorte
og @lge. Mon er bcitcmt paa at no.
ruboe Dem. % @unlc 8arbcn "8ltis
iaIo" SorcS % hans ISoIf Ifpber iaa
mango, De fan. Sorcs ttlbs0 iig 1t
inoriuge en- Ssoe eQer TO, for at Bro,
iioenten fitube ifpoe Dem; men Rooic,
belt niilog Get.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Jefferions minoe.

Gen 2ben apriI, gammeI Stil,
bar bet 100 aar, iiben Sbomas Ser.
ferion blen fsbt; men efter M Stil
falber 2ogen ber 13Se apriI. !
8abington beitaar en- "Sbomas Sc.
ferion MernoriaI asiociation" meO
ltnSerafbeIinger / ale itore Sper, o.
/ Wanbogs 6oIbt 6oreningen en- itor
Set, oeo bptlfen s. 90. 8rpan, Gem.
tor Soar, @uoernsr Rontag1ie al 8it'
sinia o8 forb. 8eneraIpoitmeiter 6.
6. Smitb bar Sopeotnlerne. Ir.
grpm tnlte ON Seferion ioqn 5ors
fiPmperen for ReIigionsfribeb %
falbte bam 8erbens it6rite Stntss
man0. Serator Soar fnptteoe lin
Gale til Observation-Disclosures
bots Sorfatter Sefferion bar, og
nPbnte nogle @rempter poa, at Ri
ielp / Ben npeIie Sib paaberaaber %
S~eferion iom alltoritet. ielp ON oi
bar meset afbigenbe grifipIier. San
bar flor NOT til at bore ale Barriers
Saoer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Sra fiIippinerne.

aapt. Beribing bar after bapt Ct
gaifetag meO Noroerne. giterat De
iorrige Susoag bapOe IiSt oct isr ont.
tuIte Reoerlag oeo 9acotoS, traf be
iis Bort. og geribiug iitIgte eitcr Dem
meo 600 amerifonife SoISdter. San
in0benteSe Dem i 3prbeSen al 9alui,
Fpor De inStos Ell befRitet 5tiling.
Amerifmerlle b~Ombaroereoe oeres
6orifansrinaer s Elmer. sOeldsSe
Dem % 0rG5te maRGa Roros. "a
aapt, Beribing life msSte mere RoO.
itan6 marihereSe ban iii 0arapul,
iom ban beiatie. Senere ilntteoe ban
oa hans 6olf ia til cen amerifanife
9eir paa RorejioeH rf Cafe 9anao.
SdaleSes er III belle Giitriftet o.o Den.
ne Cubic i ameritauerneS SGrSer.
Zen mos amerifanerne penIigiin.
seSe Cato Ronncan er oso al aolera.
San iolgte Ell Del al lit 2anS til ane.
riflnerne, for at Be tunoe pprette en-
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
en- 4eencmciter.

8illiam @dllance err oso | Srertou.
q ), 80 Mar gauuneI. San uortrr.
fcSe fig peS i'm opcroroeutliae Gpre
til at regne / Sopeoet % til at buife
aarStol OF Rapue Suaer al De raIfs'
itc &egncmeiterc flrSe ooeroiuoe
BAN; men fsreuS &c bar bdh fproige
nueS en- Spgnpe, argnp ban Reiulta.
tct rteo en- albrig ieilen6e Sifferbeo.
San funSe paa ct 2iebGif muItipItcete
!. Gr. 3S9.IS7 mes i,6it. 9igeiaa
bar ser BAN en- @lpSe at Isie ban'fc'
Iiac Spgupcr / Maebra. Roaet inn.
Serligt aicr6Ifu6 I'll SiItorien bapOe
ban bel life; men ban htnoe rnric
op 9eaiueubeS efter 9eatpeuteo 90
opgipe GarStol 90 Iatoer, liaeiont
Fan ifitINe bnot en 8oa for ia. Nan
tror, at bans tioIige 8so bar en- 6sI'
ge al. at bans Sierne oar operon.
itrenat.