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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
LAM0ILLE COUNTY
MORRlSVILlE.

The first meeting of the board or license
commissioners was held Saturday after
noon at | o'clock at which time the appli-
cations of L. IL. Griswold. j. A. Bundy
for second class license, ID. N. HutChns
Cor third class and II. j. lsham for second
and fourth class licenses were considered
Another meeting will be held the 18th of
April 10 consider applications of r.. q.
Foss and sherman Doty for third class
licenses. Saturday afternoon the Hon. c.
w. Hendce made objection to the issuing
of any third class licenses here in town
The town is entitled to three licenses
but as yet no decision has been rendered
The first base bah game of the season
was held Saturday afternoon on the old
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
ISLE LA NOTE,

Mrs, y. NJ. I.engfcll has gone to Platts-
hurgh.-I.dstcr services were observed at
I've Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. \. NJ SimondS has returned from
New i'ork.-Mrs. Jack Carcw has been
i'll with pncumOnia.-F. II, D,W art of St
Alhdns was in town this week to survey
the land owned by ". T.. Council Of New
York on the west shore Miss Jennie
Lahomrarl and Mahlon Gadhoy. both of
this place. We're married al tho Catholic
Church Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock,
after which dinner was served at the
home of the bride to about ~ friends and
rclHtivos.-N. ". Fisk has ordered ma
tcrial for new Schooncr.-M and Mrs.
George Nqylor are happy over the birth
oi Il daueht"r.-Alr and Mrs. w. II. SAKE
of Chazy visited at @. j. Thomas's Tues
.I,,+
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
AlBURGH SPRINGS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen have moved
from the house they have been occupying
to their farm at the Centre.-Therc is a
strike of the section men on the Canada
Atlantic railroad and Mr. Rustard and
his men have stopped work.-Mr. and
Mrs. A. II, Harvey of Enosburgh Falls
have been visiting friends at East Aburgh
and West Swanton. There is a great deal
of feeling this side of the town against
rural free delivery with route starting
at Alhurgh There WAS a meeting called of
those interested which was held at the
Woodmons han Tuesday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
tNOSBURGH,

Mrs. Harlow Smith, aged about 81
years, died at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Albert Woodward, Saturday, April
II. The funeral was held from the resi-
dcnce the 18th at noon, the Rev. j. w. II
Baker officiating. Mrs. Smith leaves Il
son, Charles Smith. and three daughters
to mourn her dcath.-May Baker is i'm
Montpelier for II few weeks stay.-Alico
Baker of St. Johnsbury is at the home of
her parents. the Rev. and Mrs. j. w. VI.
Baker for n rest.--.Juia Gilbert, who is
teaching Instrumental music i'm Fletcher
was at home over Sunday Mrs. T.. NJ.
Wright and son Kenneth. who have been
in Craftsbury for q few days visiting her
parents, have returned homc--Leon Rush
ford of Montgomery was at his father $.
Harvey Rushtord's, over Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
SWAN TON.

Cards received here. announce the mar
riugc April at Theresa. \. V, of Mr..
Charles Elgln Runions and Miss Eva Mac
Chase, and that they will bs Eat homo
after May H. at GouNCrncur y. Y. where
Mr. Runions is engaged in business.
Mr.. Wilson and family, who formerly
lived on the ID. Sutcr farm. have moved
into the village, and occupy the north
tenement of the Louis Gauthicr house on
Liberty street.
Thursday afternoon Henry NJ. stone,
executor of Charlotte II. Deans estate,
sold at auction. the house and premises
on Spring street to T. NJ. prouty for 81, 500.
Several leases were also scld.
Roy f. 1llley and wife, Mrs II, L. Pease
and Miss frankie Pcasc attended the Goth
Wedding anniversary of Mrs. Pease's
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin,
at St Adams yesterday.
ID. Moves Burton, proprietor of "Thc
Wigwam," "A coy little camp on the lake
shore on his farm at West Swanton. re-
ceivcd Friday a beautiful new launch
from The Turtles" of CanastOta, n. Y.
1t is about 16 feet long. and one of the
latest improved gasolene engines fur
nishes the motive power Mr.. Burton has
christened il The Wigwam' after his
camp. where it will he kept and enjoyed
by Mr. Burton and his guests
The L. 5. fish commission have had poor
luck SO far taking pike for spawning,
process at the hatchery. The water is so
high the fish do not seem to know where
The river il.
Captain James !; Cunning came very
near drowning Sunday afternoon. while
down the river in his canoe. There was
quite Il current. which made it somewhat
difficult to handle the canoe. All of Il
sudden over he went into the cold water,
coming up under the boat. lie managed
to get hold of the canoe and hold his head
out of water and cry for help. Frank lie
clair Michael Cook of Barre and Edward
Campbell of SwantOn were fortunately
rear by and came to his rescue, dragging
him ashore.
The remains of w. ]. lIarwood arrived
here Saturday evening. and We're taken
to Redwood Sunday noon. They were
viewed Sunday forenoon by many here.
The funeral was largely attended at
FLEETWOOD Swanton Junction, sunday
afternoon. the Rev. w. 6. Barnard Of
Holy Trinity Church. officiating in the
church service. ScvcntY-SiX Lodge, r..
and y. NJ. of Swanton went out there in
full rcgHlia ANA took charge of the burial.
at the close of the church service. aztec
the re, cssional hymn 10y l\ipling Lest Ne
Forget. was sung 10y a select quartctto.
About ~ Masons took part i'm the solemn
and appropriate ritual of their order, the
address being delivered by r.. @. Sturto-
want in his usual impressive manner. rho
shock which the news of her sons death
produced on Madame llarwood was -
great that she was unable to attend the
funeral
Mrs. Fred Hanks met with 4 painful
and serious accident last saturday. Her
husband works AT the lime Queries in this
village. and must have brought home in
his clothes u small stick OF dynamite ut
any rate. one of the children found 81 piece
in the coal hod. and handed it to his
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
ALBURGH,

Mrs. y. X Martin Is in Chatcaugay. y.
Y, visiting her sister. Mrs BcntlcH.-
Lewis Sowl"s has returned from the Mary
Fletcher hospital much improved i'm
health. He is now able to b. about 49,
Mrs. Claude Johnson, who has been ser
iouslV i'll is much better. a trained
nurse is in attcndanCc,-G George w. Sabre
is i'm Providence He was accompanied
nv his daughter, Miss Marion. who is at
tending school in Boston.-E. q. Darby,
rural free delivery carrier, had the mis-
fortune to lose u horse last Saturday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
NORTH HERO.

Charles Tudhope has gone to Mime
apois. Mimi, to visit his brother James
OF that placc.-J ;. TaSSic and William
IiaZen attended the county road commits
sioncr5 meeting in South Hero last week
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in town opened last
Monday for the spring term.-Thc Rev w.
H. Atkinson is attending the Methodist
conference at Northhcld this week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
BAKERSElELD.

Miss Blanche Stewart OF Barre has
been spending her Easter vacation at
homc.-Mr and Mrs. Morrill, entertained
the faculty of bakersfield Academy at
their homo Wednesday evening of last
week. Several from this town attended
the funeral at Enosburgh of Mrs Smith,
the mother of Mrs w. a. Austin. and
Mrs. H. II. Gilbert of this town, which
was held Monday NJ T. o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
WAITE RVlllE.

Mrs. Emily Codding of Johnson visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Heman Miller,
last wcek.-Elmcr Leach has finished his
work ut East Fletcher and returned home
Lyman 1illotson has returned home
agan.-Mrs, II. q. Smith has gone to
Chicago lll.-Alrs, Ellen Applchee, who
has been spending the winter with friends
IN this vicinity, returned to her home in
Manchester, \. II" last week Joseph
Daigman has finished his work for Mr..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
Mortgages Net So
In North Dakota.

$50 investment if is safe and prompt in its re-
turns is considered gilt edged nowadays
All the favorable condtonS-loW and steadily ad-
vancing prices land, absolute security and the
tainty of returns obtain in North Dakota.
These glt-edged investments can be had here under
the NEST satisfying conditions.
The time to take advantage of them now. This is
the day of your opportunity.
can furnish them to you, together with the most
satisfying evidence that they absolutely trustworthy
would be glad to have you make the most careful
and scrunizing search omy record find out whether |
will do just as agree to not and then find out if the
mortgage securities offer for sale the kind described
as gilt-edged or not.
If you find them glt-edge, as you are bound to,
will be glad to sell them to you collect the interest and
forward it and personally look after the Investments
You will find me safe, honorable reliable and reSpon-
Sibe will see to It that you do not regret making an
investment in North Dakota
Interest and principal collected without expense.
RemittanceS in New York exchange.
For further information address
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
lack ano White Chantilly Gallons.

Black ano White Chantilly Gallons.
Bands, Medallions and Scrpcntine effects
priced at IL cts. Is Cts, 10 Cts, IS cents
to $500 per yard.
plauen and St. Gall Gallons.
Straight band and medallion effects priced at
50 cts, IS cls., so cts. to S3.O0per yard.
Point de Paris. Normandy Valencien-
res, Gno Real Cluny Ldces from ID to
inches wide II cts. IS cts. rs cts, so cents
to Si.75 per yard.
Valenciennes Laces. immense variety for
choice-more than one hundred new patterns in
every desirable width priced at 10 Cts, IS cts,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

Fuller RawsoO has been confined to In,
house several days owing to severe bruises
received in falling from step ladder "
VI. T. Perlcy d co.'s storc.-Thc licCns,
commissioners here decided that the iu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
CAMBRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gilmore from
North Hyde Park visited friends. here
the first OF the week.-E. H. Forrest, l.. u.
:. and wife from Tiltou, y Ii. came
Thursday and are stopping at NJ. =.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16

20 cts. IS cents to 81. so per dozen yards
Allovers-St. Gall, Piauen, Swiss En-
brodered Batste ARABIAN, Irish Crochet,
Mexican Drawn, Chantily and many other
beautiful allover Laces in fashion priced from
$LOO TO $3.50 per yard.
Arabian ano Irish Crochet Lice Collars
Cape effects in white and Ecru priced from
81. so to SI7 so each.
Embroidered Protection Collars of fine
White Muslin, greatest variety of dainty new
designs, many of them entirely of handiwors
priced at S Cts, rs cts. 20 cents to SO
cents each.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-04-16
II. w. ALLEN e CO.

Come often you please. A new and exceedingly
attractive exhibit will greet you each time. 1t is pleas
ant and instructive to visit this Store Just Radiant
with things everywhere The dantiest and pretest
sorts representing the choicest OF the creations for
this Season.
Exhibit Of Laces ano Dress Trimmings
Surprisingly Attractive.
Real Antique. real Cluny ano Arabian in wealth
of band and medallion eects-creang an unmistakable
atmosphere of beautiful costumes-from $I.00 to $3.50
per yard.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

siffcrbebs Stub en- EoIitibetient
til at fIdn syslgc, til bun mdaebe lit
BeitcmmeIiesiteb. Senoes Mano Ct
4igrer, men bgrer life til @Jorenin-
gen. Gan forisgte at trobie Strei-
ferne, on ban itnar / american CT.
preis Gompanus Sieneite; men bet
aft life, % aonen log ba hans
HlanS. Eoa bnm faiteoe 5treiferne
Sten, og oct bialp life, at ban trof
iin Repolper; bans .aone LOS be Der.
imoo bore | sSreb. Sm gftermiooa-
gen iarnleoe Streifere og oeres Sen.
ner fig paa forifieuiae Steber | @eit
Bottoms % ltarieoe gogne, iom
fisrtes al Nonnnion -MGno. @eo
8urIinaton.g anens 5ragtoepot ifar
De lbs Seite, iom itoo forIprnote for
8ognlps, og GoIitiet brnete 90 tine
Mepolpere pad bent. Srafifen paa
Wulberrp Street binbreoes al Strei.
fere, iom faiteoe Sten pan aisrere,
Der life er Weblemmer al Sorenin-
gen. 8ognmanosielifuber bar leiet
omtrent bunbrebe Ronunion-MGnb;
men bisie fit ingen Sornsielie al at
aaa Streiferne ipeien. 6lere al
Dem maatte forlabe fine gogne.
Streiferne forlanaer en- fortere ar-
beioStib % mere 2su.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
JnoIanoet.


Nsiis 9intl 6. Gorenion blen
Sreoags Garner nstepiet til 8.
Bills.
3pnpner 8ipcn / 3es Moines
Diitriftsret bar afgipet en- a%jenoelie,
buoreftcr en- Saloonboloers BONDS
euer aaitipn moa inrnpes bpert Iar
o. itaar iaaleoes FIFE, JON al mango
ontaget, peo Strait for iteoie, naar
Den engang er iiiaet.
Mrs. u. Ectcriun pg ct slntal an-
bre Easiaserer blep ilemt fn9ltet /
Ell Sernbarleulpffe paa Sainofs Gen.
trdl 9anen / HRrbeoen AT Eomerop
ben t2te Warts. MrS. Geterion er
hiemme1srenDe | Sort Dodge. Eo-
get elf at Sporet.
Sprpr / Sfplcn. Miis gu.
liirL geitprer for SfoIen / gitber.
billie, funoe life fomme I'D at bet
meo Superintendent DUTIES, % ben
itbite fIageoe til Sfolefommisiiouen,
ion bolot meb bam % iageOe nogle
@ittter, iom baobe taget 2prerinbenS
SIDE | Strioen, bort fra Sfolcn. 0n
bun ben t2te bs. toe iin afifeo, iulJ.
te gernene henbe / Slot og 8slge
og CAB iig. til at porooere eiennem
@pens 8aber lpr at proteitere moo
"oe beiere Wpnniebeoers" Sptre.
ben. 3a insen al DC itrioenbe 8ar'
fer laaer til at bile gipe efter, er Der
lloiigt til eli Serie for 9srnene.
Sug ham for en- SbD. 0o SSobr
q. Greelanb, "Suman Officer /
Siour Gitp, % bans Sultru forleben
Bitten fom biem ira ct SeIIfab, inn.
teS be at bore Stei / Sspiebuiet og
began Zig itrnr berber, Wanben be-
pGbnet nteS Ell Repolper % Suitruen
meb en- flor GorapIp. : Wsrfet fom
De ira hperanbre, % ba Mrs. Sree'
Lamb itrar efter ida Ell Berion orete
ON Siernet pou 6%eniebuiet, troeOc
hun ~iiffert. at oct bar Sppen, og ioet
bun iomIebe fit Wob, for bun los
paa Spreu. iigenOe: Seq ifal lore
big ieg, sin Ssnictpo!" Serbian piOite
Srbet al oct, baooe bitn tilieiet bam
flere Slag oper Sopc0et meb SARA.
plnen. Gen ulpffelige Wanb pro
bebe at bebe for fig, men bet ginrbe
bare onot pGrre. Siliibit lpffcbes
bct bam at faa BorapIpen fra btnoe,
o. Ser bIep MI .en 8aitie, bnorunber
ban enbelig fit %operbeoibit berbe ON,
at ban flet life bar no9en Ssnietpp,
men benoeS egen Fayetteville. Dan
bar iioen gaoet omfrinq meb Rloiter.
lapper paa Gloueten, % bans beoIte
&enner bar giort bpgtig Rar al bam.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

baee til ben gnrnIe Vpgo. Mbipurgt
ON, hborfor ban bupbc reijt fin Bel.
Dan ioH par iou rig pg bapoe BET
iaa giiIot bienlnes inareoe 4oiis-
man, at Dan life pnIfeoe at eie noget.
Gengene bar Dam en- itaoig Slide til
gefpmriilg, % ban bfep tiIjiblt eftig
meo iig felp ON, at ban giproe beoit
! at reiie fra Oct belle for at ioa ,sreo.
Der er fun en- Meniiig ON Monben
blanbt hans gamIe Raboer: Gan
moa ielnfslgeIig pore gal. Manife
er bon, monife life.
Wotfiib Meiscnfnb ira gierce
Gonnin, ion Tor Ell 9ib iiben blep
bsmt til at bGnges for Woroet paa
lin fraifilte SiiItrn % beilbes 6aoer,
bor foriegt at unogaa @aIgen peb en-
appel til @%iipernsrenL men oenne
afilog bans anoraeenbe ON at for.
andre Straffen til liuspariet 6Gng-
lei, og Senrettelien ianbt Steo |
StatsiRngllet | 5reooes. 3ette bar
ben ferite Senrettelie unber cen npe
COB, iom beitemmer, at o~eosoentte
SorbrpOerc ifal benrettes | 3netbu.
let unber gilipn al bettes geitprer.
Gn "Rcrgcr". gia. Reprpien.
tantbuiet | 2egislaturen peStog iibite
SirSbag ct 2opiorilag, Der efter jim
Srblpb funbe ipnes nof iaa uifpl.
bigt, men Tom life beitominore tur.
De faa piotrgffenbe Sslger. 5orlla-
get gaar ITO paa at opbpne ben bib-
tioige 9egr9nsnina for aorporatio.
nerS Snogaaelie at 8iGlbsforpigtels
fer, Srrlig er S~ernbanefompanier
nnont blanot De aorporationer. iom
fan roltebe Sbligationer / bpno l1b-
itr9fning, De snifer. 6orilaget, Der
JON iagt iaa uifpIbig no, blep pebta.
get meo 80 MOB 43 Stemmer. og an-
iaaes life for at bore al ianpas Big.
tigbeo, at man fanot betllmagen pRro
at gisre bet til 8ienitano for en- iaa
u%otsmmenbe 9rsftelie, iom man
niloe babe aiort, ON Here al Meo.
lemmerne bapbe lrgtet 2unten. s
Senatets aorporationsfomite CT mar
aaaet roget ~srunoisere tilpprfs, og
bet piier Jig, at Sorilaget er ioentiif
meo en- Bill, Ser blep fremiat /
Sonas 2eeislotur for ct aar iiben
til 5remme al 3ortbern Securities
Cos. Snteresier. Spao bette Som.
pani snifeoe / Soma bar at omorga.
niiere Jig | benne Stat, oa bet bar
iunbet set beip9rliet at bsre biemme
/ Rep Seriep bpor oct III er organi.
ferret, pau 8runo al De mango Gags.
unlGg. 8uperner Gumrnins binore.
De 6orilaget ira at blipe SOB peo at
nagte BET Caution, os mi pil man
altiaa forisge Zig / Rebraifa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
RunTus.

Statcns ,Ssieiterct afgap for en-
uges Sio iiben Ell 9ienoelie, Der op.
bGpeoe SniuftiouS. Glauirtlen / Sor'
buoslooen. SenneS< pigtigite 9e.
itemmelie par oeruteb f%iernet, men
SsieIteretsbommen bar neppe blepen
b~efienbt, fer Der / 2eeislatliren blep
f~renriat % bebtaeet ct Sorilas til at
bsoe paa Ben Sfauanf | 2open. iom
gap anlebning til nPnpte Glauiils
Spbapelie. 9ette SoriIag er ienere
ia~nftioneret al 8iipernsren. Seais.
laturen abiournereoe / 6reSags.
Ganias.apinSen isien. Repe
er Carrie Patton i,oe al Sagaen,
isrenS en- al benoes ~aanoeIige 90.
tire tr1oer opsog gisr Jig lambs.
fienbt. aiererne / aanias Gitp er
paa Streif. % Oct er oauifeligt at
iaa bragt garer fra oen enc 8ant al
9pen til ben anbeu; men ben lite
WartS fom Mrs. 9. @pans oper
Streiferue % beres Senner % brug'
te Yiifcn pna Dem. Sun iao poa CT
GareIps, iom Se piloe itanie; men ba
lit &c i'm 9efomit. Seuere iatte bun
liza op paa ct 2ns, iom fom ira
SmaiforS Urn 8oons Company %
fisrte Bet irem aicnnem en- Sfare al
Streifere. % andre, iom baohe iam-
let iis. Snsen al Wrnbene sioroe
bcnSe npget, % tililrt iif bun for
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
mtdttenu.

Yefrplcnm er opbaget / Rarbeoen
al 9iles.
Subn Cbers, iom er aniat / 9rt'
Itol. @ritben / RprbeOen al GrpItal
,saas, table unber lit Irbeibe peO ct
caer anoet ltbelo @aIancen % faiot
neO / en- 9sioe al so Sob % Hog Jig
ibiGl.
@ammclt Srnbepar. De TO
plolte Menneifer / 2apeer Goitntp,
Rrs. 2ucinoa 8ttbep % Saibua
Cline, bIep itoite ll9e 9gteoiet. Sru'
ben, Der bar u9ret gilt fire 8ange
fsr, er SO aar gammel. grubeom.
men, Ser er 92, bar baot ire Su.
itruer fsr.
SfinSso. - George s. 9. Col.
Inns, en- aopofot i 9stles, bar en- Sib
ppret Ing, og ON Wuraenen ben 12te
os, falbt ban belt iammen % bar,
eiter aft at BONNIE, 300. en- BE-
arapeliesbeisrger bIeo buienbt, men
Sa ban IagSe "2tset" | &iiten, fore.
fom Oct Dan,. at Der par Seen I'll
Gin, % en- 99ge bleo bentet. Col
Inns er M paa goo @ei iii at fomme
iid
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17
B%eroHgende Ord.
Wange SiOenoe bill faloe
Oettt Oct.

ut blioe hit fine Rb9imerter; at bItoe
belt fri for seuereroe, tarIt8e SlGres
lIorbener er NOT til at eisre eubber, Der
ltSer al Rpreipgoom, taIuemmelig. UT
fort9ue, bporIebes benne Itore Sordlz
bring fan opnaaes, pu iiftert ptie fig at
bore "beroligenoe Orb" Tor Sunoreoer
al pore 29iere.
Rr. Sbonas Sbpmpiou, ia Coleman
Ct, Rarirette, 8ts.. en- S~roooster,
Tiger: seq bar life bapt Rp9tmsrter
iiben iee fit '8oan's aISnep Etus' Stpl
Ybarmacp o. brugte Dem. Seq banoe
geIpnr meb mine Rprer ,.eer 1890 %
too Meoiciu, Der iprmooeOes at tlrere
RnreItaoom, men uben 8eIlItm. Se9
betalte so for ct S9Ite, Der Itllloe tns
rere ~liffert, men bet furerebe life NIT
SiIfGlbe, enbIfie1t bet bialp iom ct
Slaas 8ngitpo, nanr ieg ipGrote Oct
baarbt ON 2ipet. Naar leg iao NED for
en- gtS, a BET IutertcflISt for mig at
reiie Mig cp isien, o8 ntaneen Sang par
lea mauftet rnne I'D at Sengen, tht reg
par iao em 90 lam / Npgeers Sutal'
partt, of ie9 life funoe Ionlnle I'D pad
anbcn RaaSe. Soer Sang le9 bier 1or'
tislet, iorsaeocs Smerterne. Sec brii9fe
ioo 'Soan's @iSnep Sius' msS opens
nrpute Reiultat, % ieg bar the n19rtsf
uooet til 5merterne iioen.
On hi 9rspe al bernie itorarteSe Mh'
re WeSieiu, iom hrrereoe Tr. Shori,p|on,
nil blipe poitienSt paa Guutooti1t9 I'll
bnilfruIomhelit Gel al De ToreneSe sta'
ter aSreSIe: Softer iIburn Co.
ghifalp. q. ..
si[ialas Dos ale gpotetere, Yrts oo
geuts pr. sgfe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-17

Gu artifcl ON Ntubammebanis.
mems 8prt uotaIte forIeoen en- 5or.
latter / set cngeIife 9IaO "Spectator",
at ariItenoommen neppe bar en- aar.
Zig TfI8ang al ioa meget iom 5000
GroieIpter ira andre H%eligiOner. Oct
omcritonife ll8eifriit "SnbepenScnt",
iom / Stc8clen CT peI unoerrettet ON
iliae cling, betegner benne 8aaItanO
ION beiit upeberheftige % tiger, at
Ser iiu0eS SiIfGIbe, bpor ina mango /
2e6et al ct glar err bleone omuenOtc
paa en- cnfelt Misiionsmarf. Get
gjer iorpprigt opm9rfiom paa, at au'
taQet / en- tioIi9ere Irtitet / "Specta'
tor" cr opgipet til fife minore emo
250, 600 % meooeler Serpaa fslgenoe
Sp9oper oper ariitcnbommenS Bprl
i ii0ite g~(arbun0rebe % Be forIfieaige
Religioners reipeftipe Stprfe. Malte
9run beregncbe / 1910 8erOens frtlt'
ne9efolfnina til 22O,O00,000; i 1880
par Sen ifelge famine aiIoe ooret til
260, 100000; &oIbe onilog / 1856
antallet al ariime til 370.000,00O
% / 1871 til 900, 100000. s Sofia
"SoffaaenSer" Tor 1902 opgioes zen
friItne 9efoIfning til 535,000,000 %
8eroenS iamleoe Solfemrn8oe til
1,544, $4,000; nItiaa par oa $40
Erocent al ale WenneIfcr ! Napnet
ariitnc. Ser bar iommc Iar ca.
SOC, 100000 eller 1915 Erocent, Iom
befierbte iig til Sen foniuclanIfe
2pre; 214,570,000 eQer 1879 8ro'
cent oar 9rabmnnere, % 175,290,O0O
ener ia Grocert par Mubommeba.
mere; al iorifieuige Esptbeiiter bar
ser 173 100000 eIer 11.2 Hrocent;
al gubbbiiter 1~2O,75O.O0O eaer rs
8rocent; al Shintoiitcr 100000
cIIcr 90 Grocent % al Ssoer TO-
100000 cIler OF Grocent. 5 oi5ie
9eregnirQer bor man BOG Tor en- itor
Gel moattet QiTtte ita frcm. "9rnd'
hmt5'a Observation-Disclosures" for
1902 op8ipcr Nntauct al ariinte til
100000 OF Al 0tlbommeo1ncre
til 245,OOO.OOO, % NntalIet al Soft,
fuctl&'8, @rnbma8 % 9uO0ho$ Otter.
ioIQcre iGttes tiliommen I'll 656,000,.
900.