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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
Queer Organizations In Several
American Cities.

"Courtship without matrimony" is
the motto of club just formed in
New York. says the Philadelphia North
American. The members are sworn to
make love only to damSolS who are
content with platonc aii1ct.on and
WHO VIII understand that no offer Of
marriage will ever come from the
friendship. The members of the CLUB
are to take their chosen friends of the
other sex to the thcaters and places of
amusement, make them presents ana
act In every way as an enamored
swain should who intends to marry the
girl of his choice in due time, but nc
marriage is to follow.
Should the couple decide that only by
marriage can the principle of human
happiness lee attained Il fine of $50 is
10 be paid Before the wedding can take
place With this ticy the members
who have remained true to their vows
dine together as sumptuously MS the
money will permit.
Chicago has an even more curious
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
Sparta Notes.

Born: at the home of J. O. Tice, Fri
day morning, a little daughter.
Della Holland spent the past week
with Mrs. r. Redding of the East Side.
Mark Brown was in CleElum for "a
few days last week,
Mrs. Harry Reieel entertained her
brother aud sister OF Chehalis, at her
home Il few days this week
Miss Eathel Barnes entertained at
dinner last week at her home, Mrs.
Fay Shallenberger and Mrs. Louise
MacCumber.
One of the pleasantest events of the
season was surprise party given to
the Young people at the Mills house
hold on Friday evening, Sept. %. The
evening was spent in games, singing
and instrumental music. The sparta
Quartette, composed of Minnie Motfet
soprano, Eathel Barnes contralto, Lou
MacCumber tenor, Arthur Ehort bari
tone, and Lillian Mills accompanist
rendered several beautiful selections.
Lou MacCumber will give an inform
al dance Saturday evening, Oct. Sd al
hi, home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moffet and daughters
Misses Minnie and Frank. visited al
the home of George Mills during the
week.
Mrs. sam Ta> lor and children, OF
CleElum, will be the guests of Mrs
Taylor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Reigel
for couple Of weeks.
George Shallenberger went up t.
Roslyn last Monday after cattle.
Chas. Holland returned from North
Yakima last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Walters dineG
with the Pease family on Sunday.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

residence. and it is intimatcd that she
IS shortly to become the wife of Lieu
tenant Thomas ii. Hicks, a paymastcr
In the United States navy. Miss IIag-
ncr is one of the most beautiful and
accomplished young women of Wash
ington and is an example of the pluck
and energy OF the American girl.
Seven years ago she made her debut
in Washington society Her father was
one of the leading physicians in the
national capital. From her mother she
lad inherited fortune of nearly $780,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
PEOPLE OF THE Day
The Visiting Prince.

Gown Prince Chowfa Maha Naj.ya-
Tudh of Siam, who comes to make a
tour of this country, is Il rather ha1 d.
some and intelligent young fellow and
seems to take n keen interest in the
affairs of this republic and the strange
contrasts they present to those of the
oriental monarchy over which he will
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
Public School Notes.

Total enrolment for the week 559
exclusive of the pupils in the trann.
department of the Normal school
Mabel Fortney has entered the HIGH
school by regular promotion.
Virgil Clemans, Kenneth Collin, and
Fred Ackley have returned to theil
seats after their campaign in the ser.
vice of the state.
Willie Mires anG '1Ite Rice have en-.
tered school in room O..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

some day rule. The prince is twenty
Two years of age and was proclaiiled
heir to the throne of Siam on his fif-
tccnth birthday in accordance with Il
custom of that country whereby Il
rcgning monarch names his succC ssor,
who need not necessarily be his eldest
son. In this case the crown prince il
the oldest child of the kings second
wife. all his children by his first wife
having been daughters. Prince Chow
fl has passed much time in England,
where his education has been mainly
acquired. He studied there under pri-
waite tutors. graduated from the Sand
hurst Military academy and attended
oxford university. of which he is an
undergraduate. lie represented the
king of Siam at the coronation of King
Edward and is now making n tour OF
the world rs a finishing touch to his
education. His father, King Chula-
longkorn l.. is regarded as the most
enlightened and progressive potentate
of the orie! t.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
MISS ISABEL HAGNEls.

900. Through unfortunate specuations
her money was lost. Her father be-
came confirmed invalid. From be-
Ing belle she was placed under the
necessity of providing not only for her
self, but for her father and small
brothers. She bravcly set to work
and iii short time was appointed to
clcr ical position in the war depart.
ment. Her friends had been accus-
toned to consult her in regard to So
chl forms. and she finally resigned her
position and devoted her talents OK.
clnsivcly to this line of work. finally
becoming Mrs. Roosevclt's secretary.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
East Side.

There are quite IA number of fine res
dences being erected in this end of th'
valley.
Mrs. NJ. f.. Hodges and family were
the the guests of Mr. and Mrs. lie,
Lyon, sunday
NJ. D. Cox is able to be up ard arount
again after his recent illness.
Grandma Wheeler returned Saturda,
from Nllanognn. where she has beer
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Gu.
lis ior the past month.
Lee Lyons will start soon for Califo'
nia, where he goes To spend the winter
III the hope of reganing hi, health
Harvey Mcf,wen and faniil return.
Mundal from Wenutchee, where the,
have been attending the fair.
Tenn Non gomcry is building fin
Ian ca ! : ranch six miles from town
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

ture was much enjoyed The remain
der Of the period was devoted to sing
ing.
ut mass meeting Of the stud mt
body Tuesday morning it was formal y
determined TO proceed with the publ
cation Of the Outlook and business
manager and assistant and editorial
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

Normal Notes.

The sixth period Monday was occu
ped in Fart with lecture by Nh
Murson. who spoke on Thomas Huxle,
and his work. pr. Munson touched
briefly On The personality and life {
the nan. and then discussed our deb
to him from a scientific standpoint. am
his great ability. Err Mun,on treate'
his sub, Get symlathetically and the lee
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

KEEP it before the world that no
county in the great state of Washing
ton prodoces more or finer hay than
kittitas valley.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
ROBERT A. TURNER EDITOR
Population of County, 1924
Population of City, 1000
Business men and
Firms in Ellensburg. 100
NUMBER STREET AND HOUSES.

+. H. Wilma, representing H. l..
Polk x Co., will submit a proposition
to the city council Monday evening tc
number and name all streets and ave
nues on the corner of each block and
number all business houses and resi-
denCcs on the Philadelphia number
ing system. which is conceded to be
the only plan worthy of the name in
eNistance, This is an important ques-
ton and We believe our city council.
composed as it is of good business men.
can readily see the Importance of the
matter to all concerned as we'll as to
the strangers who come to our city
seeking the whereabouts of anyone as
it is now. not one out of fifty of the
present residents can name and point
out half of the streets of the city. and
in this particular. we must plead igno-
rance. So we are not accusing anyone
grossly We truly hope the council
will see~.its way clear to accept the
proposition and that the good work
may be started at once.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
->~ = . ~

w. ". Mcdowell. of Smithlilcd, Mo,
who ha- spent the past six weeks visit
ing relative, aud friend, in this city
and valley. started back home this
morning. He will stop over Sunday in
ogden, and also two on three days in
Kansas City. TIE DAWN will follow
him.
The drawing at :. y. Fogarty's
store came of Saturday as advertised
and up to date only the ticket No. 2S,,
draw ing the doll, has been sent in.
which WAS held by Il daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Culman. Ticket No. 2G4
for the dress pattern and No. l46 for
the pair Of gloves, ha- not been handed
in as yet
The meetings atIhc Christian church
have adjourned ior H. Sunday school
convention, but resume again on Satur-
day night. Subject, "'ihree Ways to
the eros, " Sunday, at II o'clock Il.
m, "Christian Wor,hip:' at 5 p. M.
"thristian Unity, plus nothing, minus
nothing, divided by nothing. All are
invited to attend.
WANTED: Day boarders. Mrs. G.
NJ. Morris, corner Water and Seventh
streets
For up-to-dato. pure, clean and fresh
groceries, see Payne X Roe.
See Payne K Zoe for your groceries.
They keep the freshest aud cleanest
stock 10 town.
Payne 4 Roe groceries, groceries,
Payne !; Noe.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

james \. MacNcill Whistler. the art list.
in the witty letter in which he recently
ucknOWl DECD the courtesy shown him
by friends in his recent Illness wrote:
come back. rs one would say. while the
air is still warm with appreciation. af
fiction ana regret and to learn in how
ii,tle | had offended. The continuing
to wear ny own hair and eyebrows
after distinguished conflVrvs and emf
ncnt persons had long ceased this habit
has. Gather. clearly given pain. This,
| see, II much remarked on. 1t is even
found inconsiderate and unscemly in
me as limiting ut atfectation." Whistler
premises in coming years II lose these
'outcr signs Of veXing presumption"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

WHERE is there a valley on the
Pacific Coast that produces a surplus
hay crop worth million dollars annu-
ally?
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

THE fruit produced in Kitttas valley
cannot be surpassed in any state in the
union for flavor, size, color or beauty
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

N-s. Eooscvc,t's Social sccretnry
Miss Isabel iIagncr. who has for
some months occupied tie uniuur posi-
ton of social secretary to the first
lady of the land" has lately fallen
heir. through the death of an aunt. to
100000 and @ handsome Washington
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
A Curious Grass,

A curious grass grows in Ceylon the
pcc,iliarity about which is that W hen II
has attained certain length 1t taken
IRE ~ spontaneous combustion.
IIRC EOP kaEN AMI ,AfOA,Ch,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

W. S. Rogers was on the West side
Friday.
Mrs. Moore left "Wednesday for Il few
days visit in Yak ina.
irene kineth spent Friday and Sat
urday in town with oral MaXcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockand. sister and
brother-in-law of G. +. kineth. lett
Monday for Il few days visit in Yakima.
The young cattle men seem to be
very busy in cattle affairs on the this
side.
Agnc,s kincth spent Sunday with
Miss Moore.
There was Il very pleasant party at
the Mill, home Friday evening.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01
Elrnsburu 2a,u''.

Entered Nov. 18th 1894, ut the Postoflice, EllenS-
burg, Washington as entitled to second class
postal rates.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

This PAL cr is ON file with the following ndvcr
tiSnE agencies: AlcXanrcr 4 Co., Spokane
Whites Advertising Bureau. Seattle.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1903-10-01

TERMS: PER YEAR. CASH Sl00
II NOT PAID WITHIN THREE MONTHS ST. -
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OFFICE: East side of Main Street between
Thi4j and Fourth Streets, in Webb block.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Denesuela.
SspraSmaulct or MI ON SlpfaScn ifal
bGpcS. - Spmen paa SjcntpeL
slmoet Gpt ira noIanoet.

: @aibinaton ertarer man. at
8rpiioeut Gaitro bar itiaet JON Se'
tinoelie. al be aaiere0e QtagterS Slo'
fade al 9ere3uelos SaDne naa bGoeS,
inoen Riniiter 9owen JON Sene3ueIaS
Reprrientaut fan oeltoge l nogert
aonfcrcnce ON CT minSeIi8 SrOntrg
al EpiitenauIcne. RprteIt8 mot IpneS
;StaIieu Itrar at bore iGrotg I'll at ind
rrnlmc Bette arop, % ifient De sore
neoe Staters 8c9iertn8 life er Sarf !
Snoer, utl ogiao Den igge al otrte !
Sen Retuiug. Zen itaIienifc Reglert'g
yeNca nemli9 uOeltffcrhe al efonoml'
lie 0eniun; Sen suffer life at glere Bet
uneoi9 broQet FOR 8enc3ncIa blot DEN
fan iao lit EiIgoOebaoenoe uo5etoIt.
GnaIano % GpifIano bar freHlNcleS
Settle 9lotooe. Sp6r0SmaaI unocr
Ooerpciclie. &c iuue& life at pore
piSere ~tiI5eieIige til at bGDe @Iotooen,
irbcr Der er itiact betrpa8enoe @aron'
tier for, at 8cnc3ucIn betdler llne
TorpIiotcl'er rcioIut, Tet %forIpoer'
ot TrrIi0cnt GaItro bar erflGret ll8
piuia iii at 5ctaIe, 5pao BET to'ter, at
boI1c Sen b.otcrcnoe Gifaorc / Tene'
.ueI1s T5orvanoc, bare 9lofaoen ste'
6iffeIia fun hppe5, 0o Ocrne bGnTner
oIt Iorretnin9sIio ! Rcpubllfen.
WiniTtcr @omcn meO i'm 6aHrtIle
iorIoO ! SenOuQa Caracas Tor at be-
oipe ii8 til 8aibin8ton JON Sene5l'e'
ios Rcprpicrtont u1oer aonIerenccn
Seriteog. 9rriiOent Goitro, hans Vtl'
riItrc "a en- itor Menncitcmoslc al ale
RIoser % 0otiouaIitcter mSote rem
ran 3crnbaucitotionm i'rat 't8e Den
omerifanIfc Wtniitcr IorpcI % enltc
bom 9pffc mcO &pcrpct. IRA Den en-
oeIfe 4oIori ! Caracas bIcp Der oplGA
pr gNresIe, hpori 9olucn tattcOe@ tor
Ben geIfptteIie han unoer oanlteLl9e
GorboIo hoo0e poet Be brittle llnoer'
matter Der ! gpen. 8eO anfomIten til
"a Buoira qif @omen eicbIitfeIi8 ont
bcrb / Sc Gorcneoe StaterS 0amper
"3oIpbiu", Ser Ioo % oenteoe pao
bam.
;Fra Caracas meoOelcS, at en- op'
rerSaibeIiro unoer General NornIeS
9irsSoo @orgen on0rcb @oen Grma'
M, men at Sc blep ilnoct poa iNIr8t a
RrrIiocnt GoitroS trooper. a1mper
roiehe / 7 elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
FRA Waroffo.
Sultancu jasct paa 5Enst af ben npc
SrpnfrGDcr.

On enqelf aorreipon0ent / Son8ler
meooeIer ben t4oe Sanuar, At polo'
iomne aampc bar iuuoet Steo Itrog
uoerfor SopeoitnOen Ic3. b~uorunOer
Sultanen les ct grrnOi8t RcoerIo9 %
flnQteoe p"eitooer. SultonenS art8@'
miniiter, Wcnebbi, Ialot. aae frem.
me0e aoniuIcr uuOtogen Den brittle
bar forIobt Tc3.
@Ian0t Stammernc bar Der o9iaa
pgret fiGmpet ian NOR Gan8icr, at
Sfponinqcn tunoe h6re@ iuo ! @pcn.
Tongiers @cioIfnin8 or alarmcrct %
har unmo0ct ON @eifpttcIic Al Hrl8a.
ffibene. Sultoncn& RcprGicnt0nt !
E1nqier bar iaact 9eiuting ON at be.
io9lpaQe alt appl % 1t icnoc SllJto'
men uuoiUtnjnQ burtI8it mrll0t.
Te ll0lpnNin8cr, ser por boat /
7Yei, 0crib.anOt olila Sc folnoelI1c
Miaiiorurcr, forIoo 0ouc0itoOen Ben
Soc Earuar ~ cr MI fonrmct nco til
apitcr i 1o0 Ncbo.o. 0ct iorI0ocr.
at NcfolfuuQcn ii Tc5 hor rcooLtcrr'
imcN SuIilucn iol han life mere
ionNt bItoGunc 2t2o Ser.
! Rctat blrif>r ser itor 6r08t
bIarnt Sc ~NcrlotuN} GuropTcrc. o1 0C
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Siteratur.

Spileitnnber. Sormanb q. Sobmes
cfterlaSte Yapirer. llbeipet efter Soriat>
tereus Ssb al Srof. g. Str. Sobnion.
Rinueapolis, Rinu., aussburg Yubl.
Spuies SorIas. Sris, imlft inDbunoen,
IS Gents.
@inoeifrift oper Sormano Sopme. llos
gipet al RiSlionstomitecn ifslee SaalGg
al IarSmeoet 1902 iii SnotGgt for Cant
funbetS iubre 90 pore RiSiiou. Ninnens
polls, Riuu., au9sbur9 Subl. Souies
6orIas. 9ris 20 Gents.
Sen fsritc at Sisie Sfrifter inSeboIber
N elsie, "@%artburg", uo9Ie Si9te %
ct Sragmeut al N SortGaing. 9enne
SortGuing or i fIere Senieenber gobt pads
begDnbt, men ben bIeb aIbrtg fulofsrt.
Sormanb Sobmes mango 8i6remaal Ieps
nebc bnm pnerbonebet Itbeu Stb til Sors
fatterifab. 90 hog bar ban life tibet al
en- Sorfatfer. bborom Stpffet "Bnrts
burg" tilitrGtteIi9t oiouer. Set ct fire.
bet meo p~irfcIig SsIcIic, % Der er alpor
og Snberligbeo / Sorfattercns Stil ce
Sortr0ermaaSe. 9i9teue er iom RegeI
apbc - for Den Gags SfpIb ) 9obe,
bpar SnSboIoct anaaar. Sen poetiife
Soc mangIcr iom ofteit heller life, men
Sormeu gier uuoertioeu Oct Snotrbt, a
Sorfattcreu bar itpuot Jig. Raar man
ueb, 6porleSes Sisie Gi9te er bIspen til
- / S~maaIhtnber, iom Sorfattcreu III
% ga ~InappeSe fra i'm aItio iaa bel be-
latte Sib - or Sa heller life bette noget
at urScrs oper. 8ieunemgancnpe tnoe'
bolber bisIc 9i9tc mango oatre Sanfe'
OF Der CT ndturIigoiS mangeu 9opt no
trutt SunSbco i bem. Den reIigteIC
Siatuirg ipncs at bape Iig8et for Sonme
oa ucgle al Snlmerne er risttg pdtre
Sen p~nabcgnnSte, men ufGroige SortGl'
lima lppcr noget al boert, men ba Den
iom iaqt, life foreli9eer fGroia, fan Den
life fGlecs uogen Som. Set Sreroer'
maal, iom uogle at Serionerne nntrptte,
ii9 pua. or life FORFEIT paa Ian8t MGR
men BET or maaite observation-disclosures
Stnle.
Ilt iaIt bill biSie Sorutanb Sobmcs et
terlaStc Sapircr blipe til 8lroc tor man
ae, oe SC buroc pinoc itor llSbreSelf
bIauot bort SoIf, Ser tommcr mere a
BAN iieeu. Yroi. Sobuiou forbereScr III
en- llNgapc al ~Sprmanbcus ttrteIige vi
hamburger.
Riubeitriitct oper Seu aiesSe Scrman'
i~uSeboIocr en- Tort Senuetsbcifripcgis a
Soumc. iorfattet al Saitor Steru, ION,
Sc Saler, Der bIep bolSt ueS S~ormGtcea
. sesraocIie, Ssssc Ssscr er mutt M
itpret % iuuitreret.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
IN Smoaaut fan eibre bet.

Set or INttcnc8 Nrmllcr X BRO. ! GFll'
ton, va, at frcmitiae Rea al @tctorN'
Srr / flpotucc 6orm, iuaIene@ at man
mi fan rsac Aiso biemmc paa no8Ic ran
E,mer. Nggcu ira 8ictorp bar en- eIens
Nommelis g8cnIfab. iom life fan erbpers
res peS npocu onNcu temif SroeeS eucr
pco HorbrGuoin8 al roget anoet otof.
NrnuicrS QiouiN Grtrnct ~ Sntote Tan
5trpoeS nper aiccct ucp CT Soft, man ian
Imerc poo NIT cucr tnuNt cftcr Sebo8 %
foo set ems outr Def bCtc. %rbeiNet meo
at rsoc aisr pao ocunc Nnaee er me9et
Iibct. Ga aieOet bill bcrocN life aIsne bIt
fuISItrnoig "ourcN", men Oct taar o8laa
en- Irrbele8 bebageIte Sma8, iom bet life
fanr peS 8e8uiug pau nnSen gaaos'
"Trip til e. aruuIcr & Sro. yPt!ton'
Ro, otter rrrmerr C~plnSutuecr % rdpr
mcS Set Iammc "9ccorabs Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
-''0 Eirkehige Efenehinger 0'.-

fuIb @ape, iom o~oerraftes at Ser.
Woen.
Brof. $anien inbiatte forleoen
Gaitor G.. Sanien iom 8reit I Dam.
Jon, Minn.
Grifirfen.
garpio Wenigbeo, 81. g., bar
bgeset fig en- lioen net airte, iom
mart er farois til at tases | 9ru5;
ben bar faaet en- Ststte / 8alosfor.
binbelie meo ben npitifteoe Ra5aret5
Menigbeo paa Brarien Dit for 8pen.
Baitor .. S. Slen er Brett.
Observation-Disclosures bar labct
optrpffe "Itisiiunsbreoet" al Rar.
sletbe iom man agter at stpe iom
8r9mie til "8asferen"s Ibonnenter,
naar Notwithstanding i~noienbes.
Wisiions.S Superintendent 6.
Yttrebus bar otter efter Iptaar paa.
besprbt fine Heiier; ban pil / Sanuar
Waaneo retie omfrins / &alSene | Oct
~uoroliee Winneiota.
getbania @enigbeb / ct. 8aul
bar til Rptaar life aIene gipIbfri paa
lin &irfe, men baobe enoog en- Gel
Benge / Sperifub.
Sanif airfenpt.
- Seb Nptaar bapbe @ranb 8terp
College i Ges Roines 80 gleper o.
flere inomeIote. Hogle fao bar p9ret
bortreiIte / Sulen, men er after penote
tiIbage. SuIetrG bolbtes paa Sfoler
SuIeaiten. alt er gaaet bpggeligt o.
9obt siennem Sulebogene.
- Gaitor S. 6. Beberien i Winne'
apolis, iom bar mootaset aaIb fra
SaIinas, bar ogiaa nobtnset 8aIS fri
@ationoile, Gal, os oil betiene beg
ge Renisbeoer, meObeIer "airfeIii
Snmler".
- gaa SfoIen / 9loir, NebraIfa
er Der M inoifrepet 80 gleoer, ffripcl
"Taniferen". Ser er enonu Hlaos ii
nogIe. 6 at De inbifrepne er ErRite
bern. ~ beboer Sanien. Blair o;
Smegn er taIris re%prpienteret. 99I
efter Rebraifa bar Soma BET itsrIt
gntal. Spo Sofota er Summer 8
Bait, 9. g. 6. Sanien, eugene
Oregon bar, efter buob "3aniferen
meooeler, antaeet bet bam al airfe
raaoet ienbte &aIb iom Wisiionspr9i
for San Srancisco % Smegn GaI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
". gilbert Sidmuu bolbt forIeOer

". Ilbcrt Sidmau bolbt forleOen
DAG / Sbe &opal Colonial SnItttute I
2onOon ct 6oreorag ON bet noropeit'
lige CANADA, iom ban beifreo lom ben
rigeIte, men melt forismte Del al aue
brittle aoIonier. Ger bar a9erbrugs'
LAMB, JON Der life fanoteS Wage til
boerfen meS Senipn til uoItrGttttB
eaer 6rugtbarbeO. San omtolte Den
Itore SnOoanoring al amerifanere til
be canabiife RorOpeitituter og mer1te,
at bette iaa langt ira oiloe ifooe De brit
tiife SntereS'er, at BET toerttmoo otIoe
bore en- M 2pnfc / oct gdano, 'ont
BANDIT oct ongeliafitife 6olt ianmen.
San nGpnte, at ct enfeIt amerltarIt
Sproifat bupOe fiebt en- Rilion IcreS
! SoIfatfeoan.Q iitriftet. 2orO Strotb'
coma. Der leoeoe 0teoet, meooelte lonl
i'm grforing, at DC amerttanlte Sno'
flptteriolf blep iortrinlige brittle Sor'
acre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

|gei." Gerpaa peotog aonferencen al
iorbereoe en- almiuoelig &eisnins oper
belle aanOet til lite slpril. Boris ga
~raipff, en- al 8epGeelienS 2cOcre, bar
aaereSe begpnbt at iaule Ranoifat
tor at rpffe inO / Mateoonier, naar Del
beIeiIiae gie6Iif fominer. ct Stor'
blao i ct. g~etersblra meooeIer imib'
lertio en- 8nffe aeiormer, iom fore
ilaoes inbisrt / Rafeoonien for al
raaSe Bob pan ben nupGrenSe fortpi.
leoe 5ilitan0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Crt rnsiiife gnOaet fOr tOmmen0e

Mar opiercr DC orotuprc ¬P8ter
til 330 % Be or0iuGrc no
after til S0lO.2O2,G1 buoruco Der
lItiaa ircmsommcr ct 0UcrIfllo poa s
g}iQloner; men iol opierc@ Ser crtro'
croiuUrc llogiitcr til ct &cIeb al 500
G&I.12l. vi oi2ic ifol 1912 Vttllton
Collars 0oo I'll 0en iibIrlitc %INe ne
1tu2 72l4 Wijuiou ifll anncnoe@ I'll
N0wjn0 al andre NcrnbAncr. NtnAnH'
miniitcrcn lc0io8cr &uoNctoppleret
mes en- StriucIit. luOrj iorcfommcr
'elUcnNc Ntrinl: Sra ct ~stononuIf %
mumanjitiif SnuSwmFt moo oct bella
llz. at U}cnncitciITltln cnoml life er
1icrncntrunAt al @crbcnSfrcocnS
nore &0e. Get mua c~rticnOc@, at nj er
i alsrnc puo en- &crnIoO, iom uben'
hfrlip bcitcmmer. at fuItureIlc Cp0o'
ucr fun fan irtmmca peO Set, ionl 5.lr
ti.cotr@. rittr1t ale llo0t'tcr I'll
%anN&iorioarrt or bctalt."
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Vrpiicns Ginanicr.

fAPAtSh" O'H"
life &~unooog aabne0e8 / GlrSonBS er'
ter 3uIeicricrne. 5 SrontaIen, Der
oplritea al 8ioSfaniIcr pom SrIolp,
m~c0oeItea, at StatSrc8nifobet Tor
5000 bar u~Iilrttet meo en- I'M
DcrboQancc al oper 8 Mtiaioner Dol
lars, "a at man life oentcoe, at He8n.
Ifobet for 19O2-03 uilOe opol'c mere
ti.frco3ItluenNe I~ciultater. 6or at
tiluciebrin8c Nnuunce i StatSre0r'ta'
bet maotte Der ior nGite Aor optn8e@
Statalaon. gn0pi0crc meooeIteS, at
ser blauot onoct piIoe BIZ fremIo1t
TorIIag til pi0cre Ercmme AZ 6ortp't.
niugSorbcjoct i Sc polite SroOtnier.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16
Soicpb Chamberlain er M | ,

III. ANSfNfD SpuAtS NJ
b%annesburg. ) IirsOags baooe bar
ell aonierence meo De Ie0enoe 0t9no
bette rige 8rubeoiitrift % aiiIutteoe
en- Suerensfomit meO Dem ON Sanoets
financieae affarer. 'Sfslge oenne fol
Sronspaals "g8ar Contributions" be-
Iebe iig til $50 Dfiaioner Collars
Ger pil ogiaa BIZ sipet 8araitti for et
StotSlnan paa $50 Wiaioner, Der ifal
unoenoeS iii ofentIiqe arbeioer
SranSpanI og Orange Rioer Solo
MEN. MeO Senipn til arbeioSiorbol'
6ene fom man ogiaa til en- 5oritaaelie.
Get antage8, at Regieringen bill til
Iaoe SnooanOring - eIer rettere
SnSfsriel - al fineiiife arbeioere.
iom iaa pil BIZ iat til arbeiOe / Grit
berne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

Ssma5finer fra $500 III $26.75 aSers
teres / bette Rr. al BET 8anle paaliSeltse
Sirma Sno. 90, Smptb 60, 15O-3o2
W. WaSiiou st., Chicago. Seres nbe
aatalos ~inoeboIoer Siueoer o9 Scitrioels
Ter al 6eres mango imlftc og rtne Spma1
Tim Rooeucr. Sen fortGaer osIaa. boors
Dan man fan faa Dem paa 30 Cages m
8rsoe. Sfrio eitcr benne aataIo9. Sen
fuaes frit PED at nGone "9ecorabsSos
item.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-16

forbiiSt piiere at inOtose geirmeIoin.
ger i tit 9Ioo. Eresieceninien ! 80.
len er ibetbeIe bIep ifiarpet megct !
set ienere.