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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-18
bort Boaner's Sons
CHAPTER I.
A Soldiers Honor.

The rays Of the MONDAY, sun were
beating down with the scorching glow
known only to the South. In the hot.
quivering air every object seemed
stepped in radiant light and even the
forest afforded no GOODNESS, for it, too,
was pervaded by the sultry atmos-
phere, and beneath the huge trees the
burning breath of noon was still felt.
Under one of these trees, whose
branches, heavy with foliage, extend
cd long distance, two young men had
flung themselves on the ground, appa-
rently for short rest.
Both wore the uniform of the Union
army, one being lieutenant and the
other a surgeon. The latter, who had
Q slender figure somewhat below the
middle height, expressive features and
dark hair, lay in a comfortable atti-
tude on the turf. listening calmly to
his companion, who had started up and
was pacing hurriedly to and fro. The
powerful form, thick, fair hair and blue
eyes Enthusiastically revealed German
ancestry: but cloud Swallowed the
frank, youthful face, and the voice
trembled with passionate emotion.
Il must go, cost what it may! Since
knew that Harrison and his daughter
were on the plantation, 1 have had no
rest. Say what you please, John, am
going!"
my dear William, you are on the
eve of doing very foolish thing" said
the surgeon, without changing his COM
Portable position. 81 advise you, as a
friend, to drop it.; the affair may be
your DEATH"
What do care for that! Certainty
I will have at any cost. A brisk ride
Will bring me there in two hours, and
can return before sunset. I'll venture
1t at any peril"
And risk bullet through your
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-09-18
All Clear. Is Him.

.'Yes, !" said the travelling artist, who
had paused TO contemplate the charm
ing view from Mr.. N eddergrass' front
yard and to drink d cup or two Of but
termilk;; yes. ! should like to linger
~ this, lovely spot all summer. To
me there could be nothing finer than
to remain here and bask In. the light
OF inspiration, while the wonderful.
scenery grew more and more upon
me. Do you grasp my thought! {"
II reckon do said Mr.. Medder-
grass. You mean you'd like to loaf
around here long enough to get hay
seed in your hair and then sit still
till II sprouted. r., Judge. q.
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Corn Needs 4 Balance.

OF the various feeds for pigs avail.
able to the farmers Of this country.
corn ranks first. says bulletin Of the
Kentucky station. It is q crop grown
to some extent in all sections, 10 much
relished by pigs. is easily handled, and
lays on fat rapidly. With these quail.
fications it II no wonder that It has
largely superseded all other feeds and
is used to q great extent O. the single
article Of diet in the fattening ration.
Not only has It become in most In
stances the sole, feed given to pigs.
but 1t has materially Influenced. the
character Of the animal in the corn.
growing regions. There 5is no doubt
that corn alone Is In Z great many
instances improbable. Investigations
have shown that pigs not only make :
better gain per pound Of feed, hut thaf
the animals are more thrifty and les
liable to disease when fed . combined
ration. 35.s IA ~ 81.
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Too Much Publicity.

L.
"How long did you hold public Of
ice?"
-Four years."
"And your salary, I believe. was
$4,000 a year?"
eyes"
II can't figure out how you went in
with nothing and retired with $780,.
oOO."
1T is queer how many people are
bothering over that matter just as
you are. / can't understand how it is
that men waste SO much time trying
to figure on things that are none of
their business Sometimes am so
disguised with my fellow citizens be-
cause of their inquisitive ways that
am almost tempted to go away from
here and never come back again.
Chicago Record-Herald.
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WILL YOU ACC oMPANY ME?"

brain. You have probably forgotten
that we are engaged in war and that
1t Is desertion for an officer to be alb
sent from his regiment without leave.
Court-martials are sometimes disagree
able in such cases, and it would be un
fortunate if Lieutenant Roland should
go out of the world by lynch-law."
The sarcasm of these words succeed
ed in producing an impression where
sensible arguments might have failed.
William Roland started and answered
more quietly:
What fancy have you taken into
your head? OF course, don't mean to
go without leave. The colonel will not
refuse it; we are doing nothing here
I must see and speak to Florence once
more, even though I hazard my life to
do it,"
You lovers are always ready to risk
your lives" said the young surgeon,
-carelessly. Your feelings are forever
at the boiling point A strange con-
.ditdon of affairs. Let me feel your
spulse!"
Cease this jesting!" cried William,
-furiously. Cant you curb your spirit
of mockery even here? But how could
i expect sympathy or appreciation
from you where affairs of the heart
are concerned
from the heartless American!" re-
torted John. '"Of course, heart and
/ feeling are the prerogatives Of the Ger
man. You haye taken out patent ON
them, and consider yourselves actually
Ansulted Il other people claim little
.of the article, too. Here we are back
:again at the old point of dispute, over
which we wrangled sufficiently as boys
the honor of our different nationals
tiles"
worst
Yes; you had an abominable way Of
cudgeling German supremacy into me;
salad O You were the stronger, I gem
orally yielded TO your payable argu-
tnasnts. But when there was anything
which required brains and reflection,
John Maxwell W. summoned Then
yon Submitted 70 my authority, and. 81
~ utmost ID eAred on the scene
when fhsrs Wag Is drubbin to BE- given.
b Den't LOOK ~ Will; let - a.
!. suss III ssnsibiy, What do
1 ~ 4 als1si ~ Y eompllsh 81 this
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WHEN MEN MISS SUCCESS.

Idleness and Incompetency Keep tho
Business Novice Down.
Walter P. Phillips, the founder of
the national newsgathering corpora
ton known as the United Press, and
the inventor of Phillips Geographic
code, a typical, energetic American,
who has put many young men in the
newsgathering business, believes that
the cause of failure everywhere among
young business beginners lies in in
competence. Nine-tenths Of the young
men who are struggling for name
and place in the world are united
for the callings they have picked out
for themselves. Besides an unlimited
supply of energy and whole-hearted-
ness in the work before him, the sue
cessful man of the future must know
his business from A to 2. The next
greatest drawback to success is idle
ness. Nothing worth while is accom-
plished without work, and plenty Of
it. Things do not happen without q
cause. and behind every great life
there are years Of concentrated energy.
and tireless industry. Idleness Will
make any man q failure; intelligent
work will land any man among the
successful. It Is all so simple and 30
trite that one hesitates to put the fact
down in cold blood. and yet how few
men recognize or, recognizing, live up
to the axiom. that labor conquers ali
thinRS! Idlonees and the conscfo,la-
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Certainly. am especially anxious
TO have reliable information sOn,,ern.
ing the nature Of the disease. The
outbreak Of an epidemic would Ia ex-
tremely inconvenient Just now. When
do you expect to be bach? ?"
I'm three hours, II necessary. But I
had intended to ask leave Of absence
until evening on account Of another
matter, which should like to attend
to at the same time
"of course. II you WISH" said Bur
ney, absently. only send me some
good news"
The best in my power. At any rate.
there Is no time to lose. will go at
once"
The colonel nodded assent, and the
other officers now Joined in the con-
versation. The subject was discussed
IN all Its bearings. II these cases were
really the first in an impending cpl
demic, the matter was very serious.
At last Maxwell took his leave; but,
IN the act of going, approached his
friend, who was standing silently at
the window.
"Do you still persist in your re-
solver" he asked, under his breath.
Certainly. AS soon as get my
leave I shall ride over"
"And perhaps be shot on the way!
Good luck to you!"
Thanks for the kind wish" said
William. angrily. Perhaps it will Ls
fulfilled"
Hardly. Men who, like you, are
forever butting their heads against a
wall, generally have uncommonly good
fortune. Where the rest of us crack
our skulls. they push the stone apart.
Farewell, Will"
He left the room. Doctor Maxwell
did not spoil his friend by pretty
speeches; that was evident. He took
leave of the young officer who might
perhaps be shot on the way" as care
lessly as If there was nothing in pros
pect save an ordinary ride. William
scarcely needed it; his mind was filled
with other thoughts, and he awaited
himself of the first pause in the con-
versation to approach the colonel and
request a brief private interview.
Burney opened the door of small
room adjoining, and the two men en-
tered.
"Well, Lieutenant Roland, have you
anything important to ask?" said the
NH $havy NJ
II merely wished to request a short
leave of absence" replied the young
man, with apparent calmness. "There
is a family matter to be arranged
which is of the utmost Importance to
me-"
"And which you can arrange while
on the march?"
"At least hope so. intend to visit
relatives who live on plantation only
few miles from here. 1 have just
learned that was in their immediate
neighborhood."
The request was not singular, and
was easily granted, yet something in
the young mans face attracted the
colonel's attention, and he inquired:
What is the name Of the plantation
you desire to visit?"
William hesitated a moment, then
slowly answered:
"Springfield."
Burney started.
springfield? That is beyond our
outposts. Are you not aware that it is
in the enemy's country?"
Il know it,"
And yet you wish to go there? It
won't do. l cannot permit it,
II took similar and,far more dan
gerous ride week ago on staff duty"
replied William.
THAT was in the service; duty re-
CURED it: but this is a private affair.
and l cannot permit one of my officers
to risk his life for such a matter. No.
Lieutenant Roland
ITO be continued.)
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a DlseFimlna TIM Dog.
j, the neighbors complain about

Yes. the neigh bcrs complain about
my dog. y,
does 40 hits s.. se AZ; l B
III q MOI hes TO s4ectionate. He has
the repntat Hon af being i Judge 81 81
,beauty eyely time ! pretty woms3
Al Spasse lons the street he friskas.
ahout exfFaxagantly ''s
q u ~ d honld think the women xoali
ss 4! but there ~ only q ~ pFetty
0Insn on the stsea tl;e others
0onlplafned (slsye Il iainI neaier
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Npril, Wai o. Suui.

april, Moi % Slini u0aier Saor'
ipionen. Sra ct nitronomiit Stano'
pnnft reguc8 / IlminbeItgbeO Rnrts
oQiaa iom en- 8aarmnareo, men ira
ct pruftiif, tlimutiif Ston0puutt bs'
rer WnrtS til 8intermaanc0crnc
T<ffe fer oeu 2t0e Mtarts uanr Solen
9Gfpator paa lin Reiie %norOoper. Ger
brinaer oS BET fsrite 9lt0 ON, at Den
barrie @inter ipiuoer, % at 8dnrenS
miIoe SnbfIpSeIic begpnoer al gisre
iig ~giTIoenSe.
Nl er Oct paatioe at bli belbreoet
oa bli helbrcSet parigt. Glementcr.
ne uil uSiiitere 1em / geres anmp
moo Spgoommen. aar8ttOeu Begun.
tiger IereS 5iliGIoe. SpiIo inaeu
3io. gcgrno gebouSIinqcu itrdr.
april, Mai % Suut - Gette or De
Roaneocr, bo Se ber gaa nIOorIiat
tiloprfs og befri Gem for aaturrb.
8aarmnaneoerre brtn8er eienoom'
meIige ipiiife 6arer for Sem, iom or
raife. De brinaer ogioa eieroom'
meliqe RoSiifationer / 3ilfPlSer al
froniife Spaoomme. Der err en- Sale
al Ratarrb, Der fieuoeS iom &aar.
aatarrb. gi aufsrer ct tppiif iii,
iRloe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

Yaitor % Sru Spllcitnen bIep nugget
bebaaelig opcrraifct al Sor SrclIcra
Reniabec Ssn lite STARTS. SrGitcfoIs
tene bapbc faact SnSbpoelie al berea
n9rmeite &abo, Cars Sboreiou. I'll al
fontute cto til @ibon1.
Ssrenb be imiSlertio tom afiteb. be-
ftormepes pIuDielig Srniteenarben al
belle R~eniabeScn. iom tos BEN I 8eitoa
belle. 8eisest til Raboen bIeu Der ius
ret al.
Iaeb @lGSe Loo RrGiefoItene Jig be-
orrte biemme al genigbepeus apiuoer,
ipm bGtteoe @orotue meo en- CoerfIoo
al gooe 8etter; tbi oct par ben iioitc
Sang, DC fmrSe 6eipiie i'm fiGre Sir!cs
isrger og bans Snmilie.
Otter Raaltioet iamIcoes ale ON
CUBS Orb. 8eu og Gang.
Yaitor arog af Sen oanif sIlttberife
gaenigbeS taIte oqrmt og iuSerliat oper
lite 5bei. 5, II og 10.
3crefter pperrdttc BeSer SernnauNs
ion Yaitor Sbaieinteu en- itsrre Scngcs
CAB. ira Be 9lorc Reuisbebslemmer, %
/ iaa. men pelpnlgtc Orb. taffeoe ban
Yaitor % Sru SpnlcitIeu for ben itors
geIiienelie, Renighcbsu bdpoe upot Of
here's tro arbeioer / DC ~ War. De hues
Sc ogret ibIunSt ocm.
Yaitor SpdleIhieu taifeoe meaet beoGs
Get paa i'm % 5uitrus Segne Reuighs'
be. for ben tore @cloilie o. 9i9rlisbeb,
iom ben aItin bapee bcptit benz. Oct bar
M meget tinst at titles; men-"gRens
neifets Sierte optanfer i'm Bel; men
Scrren itdoiRitsr bets Gang"
ON Aitfnen iamleOcs belle Renisbe'
oens llngoom for ogIna at ailGg8e lin
bicrteliee Eat til Seres fiere Sirleisrs
ger o. bans 5uitru for aft sost. DC bdps
De nnot PED osre5 utrGttelige arbetoe
FOR oeres ndnoelias BEL.
San De hinges @sgue tdlte Yaitor
gaoen oper CDR. 10, 7.
Get par tinst for Be hinge ar maatts
titles fra here's SiGleisrser. hpem ,:
tnooc lGrt at tienSe % elite iom en- COB
% tro geiIcSer til fin Gperbbree, Seius
ariitus. Ren - Der er Sanb on et
iniisf @ieuibh bisist for ale, JON biz
Der bsiidncige ! Srosu inotil eureu.
Srt aIGcer 6ierterue ieIp | Stiismlsiens
bitre Stuno.
Ears Sborsion roerrudte Saitor Goa,
%Irinaen en- Seueegdue ira Reuisbeoens
llngoom.
Serpad tnftess Raitur SanIeitnsu De
hinge FOR ben &iGrusbeS. Dc bdpSc 5s'
bit BAN N hans Suiru. let hapoe al,
tib slrbst % opmuutrrt bam n bare
8ione til ben paruie Snteresie. icn BE-
hinge piite for 9ues Orb og alt triiteIist
sfrbeibe / Rsuiebeoen. 6ra Rengbe'
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Nrq Garpip, u. Saf.

Garpio hapbe "bcomet" / al CONNER,
os bet famine sier Den fremoeles.
SettIerne ber runbt er ale Rorifer, iom
) moi fan ifisme. Sort bar ri yeper'
ion & SON ,iom orioer SarSpareforretS
Ming, 90 iom NOT f~critaar at sIere spo
Sorretning. SernGit ion,utcr u. 6.
Risntbeot & Sen, iom brioer 8cueral'
Store iamt Soitoffiee. Nr. aisutpcbt
cr en- al De fsritc SettIsrc, fom bpiaite
iig Ger runnt. Sau bar Nreoet Ell flor
8dn6 beroppc, fsr ban bs9pnSte Sorrets
ming. Sa ban er meect 9dmr,eI 90 lis
Der at Rerpeipaftelie, ian bar hans to
9lbitc 9stre, adri og Rnrt iamt bans
Ssn CLING, ooertaset 6or%retutngen.
Sc Ter uS til at sisre bet aoot. 9ernGit
tpmmer e. 8. SareeIou, ioln ogiaa bri'
Der General Store. 90 iua Dor Gitp'
Slagter, Sobn s. See. TOM o9iad fors
itaur at gisrc goo Sorretnin9. % iaa
tpmmer 6. g, gbriitenion, iom etcr en-
pen 8rocerps Sorretnin9. % life at
iorgIrume Dor eobe 90 enmIe Sneo Ee'
ter 9eueu, iom f%oritaar at BRUCE baaoe
Samrner % Gang. Sa Bet bIpcr fpr'
meget at nGpne benz ale, Iaa fan iee
iiee, at hi FAR ocsuocn I @aut. 2 9ipes
RI Barns, 4 andre Storc3, 2 Soteler,
2 9icitauranter, 2 9umbcr 0aros % en-
RGnsSe 8eboelieshuie pip. 9oa, Lab
os life for9Iemme por Eolpuittcs @icr.
grict Srebricfion, iom bar baot Oct tent
meliq traoelt / Den ienerc Sib mco at
Irlae 9utter. Iee gIino9riierue sis
bct eoot / Ssit, DC itormcoc Sem en- Hat
% tog Dem neh til Rinnt, boor DC iieoer
% penter pad lin Con; Be @riier, iom
iibher igien, bar ale fine fuloe fem.
gaa BET firfeIi9c Smraabe bar pt Ell
pen lioen 8irfe, iom Srimenisbeoeu bar
label opi9ttc / SOFT. 9e. iom bar nos
fsrt Nrbeioet, cr Or. u. a%brabamicn
og Ole z. RelauS. fsrituGonte aontrats
tor. Zen er MI fGrNi9 ~forubeu MdIIns
gen, iaa til @nnreu bliucr Der airicinSs
pielie. WetboSiiterue tGnfer ogiam pad
at opIGtte en- airfe I'll Sommeren.
Sarmerne bcrruubt or arbeioiomme
oa Sriitiae. Der or en- Rrnaoc. iom bar
propet pp / 6eit. Ser er { n NnngfcIs
oi9beS al gnmle. llngtarlc. iom aler
Saneben iii ne fna ~lIngmser. TOM bcfins
Ser ia Der, men Sa bisic bare psnScr ita
ont % tragter cfter heicre Soneocr. inu
icr BET life me8et Iopcnoc no for be
Stafler. Sebcriocno.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Sra Spmler, Colo.

ga, bet er ba Sorifief pua al Iepe Der
| bette beiLige SoliftnslanS % i bet lure,
toFbe giten. @i fan iige, at t. oeb life
al giuter Der. Seq lepeoe m s aar !
HorS Safota, pg bd frss ieg mig neiten
fcrbGrbet. men her fan man eaa itoe !
bore StiorteGrmerne % arbeioe nGiten
6per Sag bele Sinteren. S Saniar bar
Raboerne rliuSt Der noe og plsieoe, 90
ba tm man tGnte, boob Slass @lnter,
man bar Der. Seq for min Del bill lille
bbtte bette Steb meb 2iten ior nogen
Bris. Oct eneite. pi er / Ransel paa
Der. er Sc ifisnne Sieer, iom Der bar iaa
mot at / Often; Dem inpner ieg uneget,
iaa ON ct balnt biubrebe al DC tIGffc,
norife Bigger pilSe fomme berub, iaa pils
De be NOT blipe mobtaene meo 8IGoe %
blipe goot gift, for Der er mango rietig
itdlte llnstarle, iom eier 9nub og Sars
nfe % Tom iflilbc life at fdn fig eu Ias
ae, men Der er De life at finbe.
Iaauus Ssreenien.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Sooielso aesboeen

ct Orb ON SsoieIsSassboseu. Ter
rr iaa mango. icm bar iaIt % freezer ON
ben. at Der ipuss are ouerilsoigt at
isie nusei til. Ren ies finoer. at ait,
bpaS Der or itrspet ON ben. or pit %
ianSt. Ter inaes mango inutis SgrIer
/ ben. mango i~ntsresiante uotrni Of aOos
"a iUritansise 9aenO. "a mar man
uSiploer Dc aabne SIaoie msc SlGst %
geuners Hnpnr. ian iaar man en- Mn
tpsrapbr Tom / Saue5eS n interssidnt
Seq oil trpst anbsfale ben lille clan nj
ale. &anse Sai for Dc PEN % npttise
erGmisr. iom Ee stper msS 'Seeora5s
Soften % iiar Sas for S~sSielssdss'
bcstn- - afr. J. 5attberg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17


De iad. Sea fanot at 0en fsrIte 6Ia.
ife regulereSe affsrinaen. tIarHeoe
min 0u0iarue % OG ies baUSe taaet
ier Tlaifcr, Uar WnpeH o. 6orbstef.
fen / perfect 0rScu % er forbIet Zig
belle IiSeu iioen." margaret 2ittle.
SpiIS tnaen Sio. 6aa en- 5luife
Bcrunu o. begnu0 Itrar.
9rug@arUisniuger or paa boer
Gloitc. Dog oil ri tiIrarSe Gem at
idu ct GremyEnr Of Er. Sartmnus
Sis Of 2iie" o. ITie omb0ggeitgt.
6cuS ban Tiger ON andre Torholos.
reaIcr. iom burSe 6ruge3 / 6orbiu.
Oclie mco at tdge Ferltnu.
6Ois % life opu1ur brrtige %
tiIfrc0&itiucnSc ReiuItoter fra Rru.
gen al Eeruna, iao ifrio itrar til Or.
Sortmm oq iorflar r6ie 9cres I'll.
iUlo2. og ban oil meo 6IGSe gfoe
lem lit oUrSifuIoe Raao gratis.
Sfrtu til 1r. hartman, ErpiiSeut
al portmoH Santturtuut. Columbus,
C6to.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17
Tra Collar, q. 9af.

STINT geir ban pi nu; let Sne bar Ri
bapt, npf til SlGbefsre. golfag er ineen
Storbp. hiu 90 a go SnObp9aere. gt
bar tire Stores, TO glenators, en- Cunts
bcrpdrb. en- Sueoie, % life bare Sneole,
men en- tout, Rgte Srsuber til SmeS, en-
Seeomsle os life at fprglcmme 9Iinbgris
ierne. s ifuIoe ie ale glfasierne %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ium BONNER bio til
Golfar. iaa ifripe 5 fau ie no9ct rart.
ON De, iom har ida mango Scnge at
fpare og eipe @linogriiernc, ienotc benz
til Sinlanb eIIer Rorge. iaa flnoe De
bsitc g~elii9nelie iitebet for Sorbanbelie.
90 iaa bisie Surpriieparties; Der er
mango, Iom er blet operrdIfeoe meo
mango og itore @aber, iom er iitanb til
at fisbe 0tebIer ielp. 5oorfor life tG9e
oisie Senge os 9ioe fatti8e 6olf? SEQ
liter, at Solf fommer oa Ter ON bperan@
brc, men ieg tror, bisie Senge frnoe
anpenoes til uoget rhtttgere, mar Der
er iaaban Sun8ersneo.
Srenoer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

Seus rlSre % 1nnarc @eSlcmmer moo
tug Saitur Spalcituen $50. sra rrc
R~rnigbeocr moStoe ban pan fort lib
1925.
Zen tiRre Serre Sub neliieuc Sditor
SpaIeitueu / bans frsmtiotge HrbsIse I'll
SiGles coisc SreIie.
Serre, o9r meo bam % hans flare
Snnilie. iuetil ar6siosoagen sr Ilpt.
@io os. 5srrt. bin Raaoe, al nt oa
ale maa idnIss / Den euise SGbbats
Soile. bpor bi life mere Hal lilies.
Set beoe pi ON for Seiu Stplo. sImsu.
Sra gor 5rcliers ReniabeSs RiaefOrs
euing moStog autb. Other, SuSttb Og
@ictoriG SoaIeihieu hpcr en- pen @aoe
til grinSrine fra opeunGrute Sigeiores
ming. W -.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

Beiten. Der bar foranitaltet os bcfcs
Itet at 2Rrerne Deb S.olcn, bar meaet
hienilis % bpeseIis % pioneoe ont bet
gobc Scrbclo. iom egiiterer meIem yrs
rere % Glcbtrnc oco Earflnnbsfcler.
Nau tiIbrngte Nftenen mep Gang.
Waiiif. Seq % 6ortaring AT See Cream
% &naer.
Slere at be bortoragenbe uotaltc, at
DC piIoe fornme iaien til Gotten for at
fortirtte fit ShtSiitm, hpiIfet bebit bepis
fer. at be befincer iis bel bcrioe % bss
tier @apn az it Stietmm.
Eli 17be Nai er Der paa Gale at fau
iitanb ct Msee i Stnnipcos al ale. font
| garenes 9eb bar p9ret peS Sfolen.
for Der at ~feitIisbcIce Gasen % opfriife
aamIe Rinoer.
Sanfen err ba at leie gaap / Sacomd
for Suren. Saaber, Sanfen climber sIs
Intning til Sterilization.
Ieiret bar nGret eneitdaenSe bafiert
| belle 8inter. - SIM lint Hesu engans
imeIIem. Rosle fan Sage Suc. iom bog
life bar Iis9et Sagen no.
Ru bar iee bel l6at formeset 8eiIas
paa 8lnbets Spalterum. men leo toper
at bore mere fortfattet nGite Sang.
Gf Sieref.
Decorah-posten., 1903-04-17

g. G. CwenS, iom bar erepet Sprret.
ming pnn eesn SdnSsb. bar mi icIgt uS
til Safe Gbore, % ban arbeiber mn for
iantme aorlpani meD VI. o. Serge iom
@eifprer. Grief NelIon ertper en- Steal
gitate Office pan SpoiiSen. 5aa bar pi
ct al be beeite Greamerier | Staten meo
to fsritsflasies Ncieriiter, ser Tan Iape
aft SIags Sansr. omEbe bill, % Be faar
aIfia Den bsicitc Eris for iiue grpSuis
ter. anganeuhe 5clbreoSttIitanccn Iaa
er bet NOT kia bra, Scr inotr9ifer no.
liSt Speoom ibIanSt M % pa. nten BET
er iicIoen ben or mere onodrtet. emo at
Der bar bit iie Sorbeortup nGite Sag.
5pao @eir % Ginb an9aur. iaa bar pi
plentp at besse Sele.
aolniseu iibite Var bar life Den besite,
msn Solf bsr alieepeI life tiaae. SEQ
for min SeI ff flet in9eutius. os ies er
irrheles forneiet. gi fnar iiae, Tom
Saeub sgrIig: "geprc 2btte nGite
Gang"
gSpdrt ReIien bar rcrlet Ole Shsies
lambs Sarm. os Die ifaI rsiie til Norge
til Barren. San itnI taae meo zig tine
2 Imaa gieer Aoia 90 Saura. San er
ment paa at blipe borte ct Bar Iar, %
ban bebsper ilct life at rueites for Siems
urt; tbi ban bar fanet en- Seit,wer for
Sarmen. iom ban trpet fan itoIe pan.
Ser ifaI mn bhsseS Placement moer
9irfsn ! gutternut. % Gum Sclifien
BAR taeet a%ontraften. Nsuen Der |
gpen. Tom for bar pGrct iaan9 babe
Nnt OF Sag, oripes M bare on 9aaen.
VI. g.