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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22

Nation directed her scathing invective
at the portly man.
You pig, you, you look like beer
keg with two legs on it!
Somebody get an officer" said Jack
Flynn, who feared another attack upon
himself.
With alacrity, probably inspired by
the cutting remark Mrs. Nation di-
rected at him, the fat man displayed
unexpected quickness in getting out
of the place to the sidewalk.
Seeing Lieut.. Meyerding upon the
street, the fat man called to him and
Lieut. Meyerding went with him into
the saloon.
IF you arrest me you'll have to
arrest that man behind the bar ex-
claimed Mrs. Nation, when Lieut..
Meyerding took her by the arm and
attempted to lead her out.
Come, come, you must get out of
here" commanded the officer. With
this Lieut.. Meyerding led out Mrs. Ma
tion, who yielded when she remem-
-bered that she had to catch a Still
water car.
She left the place just in time, for
one of the cars was at the corner and
she had to run to get it. Her COM
panion, who had waited, joined her
Having boarded the car she saw
~Patroman Peterson upon the street
and as parting shot cried out,
emphasizing her exclamation by shak-
ing her fist:
I'll have you looking for a job be-
fore long!" Her words died away as
the car started rapidly down Wabasha
street
In the saloon there remained a crowd
of men who felt as if tornado had Just
swept over them. The incident was the
topic of much comment among the
spectators who told the story of how
they had met Mrs. Carrie Nation.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
HEDERVARY is TO BRING
PEACE IN HUNGARY
The Ban of Croatia Selected to Form
New Cabinet.

LONDON, June 22.-The Times cor
respondent at Vienna says Count He'd
ervary, the ban of Croatia, left that
city for Budapest Sunday afternoon
in order to negotiate compromise be-
tween the various party leaders with
a view to reaching a solution of the
Hungarian cabinet crisis. 1t is an
nounced in Vienna that after a crown
council, held Sunday morning, Count
Hedervary was intrusted with this
and it is expected that he will
eventually form a cabinet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
MITCHELL'S COLLAPSE IS
FROM LACK OF REST
he Declines to Take Vacation From
His Strenuous Work.

Special to The Globe.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 21.-
president John Mitchell o, the United
Mine Workers, whose falling health
has become a matter of alarm to his
associates was slightly improved to-
day. He followed the command of his
physician and threw off all official
cares, though protesting that he was
not sick man. Lack of proper rest
seems to be the real cause Of his col
lapse and his physicians and friends
are trying to persuade him to take a
long vacation but it is doubtful If thew
succeed, as he has expressed a deter
mlnation to go to Kansas City next
week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
DR.. FORBES CLAIMS
FRAUD OF $4,000
Brings Sensational Action to
Secure Accounting in Firm
of Forbes Bros.
Special to The Globe


Special to The Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, June 21.-Proceed-
1ngs OF a sensational character, brought
by one, brother against another, will
come up in the district court Monday,
when an action instituted by DR.. A. A.
Forbes against Robert Forbes and his
wife, Emma E. Forbes, will be heard.
The court has issueda q writ OF ne exat
against Robert ForBesr and wife pre-
venting them from leatfng this Jurfs-
diction.
Dr, A: A. Forbes Claims that his
6rother has defrauded him of between
$4,000 and $50 ,00e worth of property in
connection with the operation of the
nrm OF Forbes Bros, promoters, min
mg#experts and chemists, and he de-
slres an accounting and dissolution
OF the partnership. The vault in the
once of Forbes Bros. is now in charge
Of the sheriff. This action was taken
py lof. Forbes, who says that he feared
his brother might dispose of papers
contained in the vault
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
SON OF SHEVL|N
TRIES TO KILL
Says Spirit of Tecumseh Urged
Him to the
Deed,

BUFFALO, N. Y, June 21.-James
Sheylin, the son of a lumber merchant
of Minneapolis, arrived in this city
with an attendant today on his way
from the Dansville sanitarium to his
home.
While waiting for a train Shevlin
attempted to shoot the attendant. 1t
is not known how he secured the re-
VolVer, but he said the spirit of Te-
cumseh advised him to kill Shevlin
was locked up as an insane person. He
will be sent home tomorrow under
guard.
There is no James Shevlin the son
of Minneapolis lumber merchant.
Thomas L. Shevlin Jr., son of Thomas
l.. Shevlin, is a student in Yale.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
AMERICA PAYS FOR IMMIGRANTS
Money Sent to Old Countries Is an Offset for Their
Loss of Subjects.

COPENHAGEN, June 1O.-The emf
grafton figures for May, 1903, show
that twice as many persons emigrated
from Denmark to America as during
the same period last year, and the
American fever shows no signs of
ahating. It Is shown, however, that
the money sent back by Scandinavian
settlers in the United States offsets to
a large degree the loss to the country
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
TILTED LOVER KILLS
GIRL HE WAS TO WED
His Attempt to End His Own Life Not
So Successful.

LAUREL, Del, June 21-Miss Katie
Atkins was shot and instantly killed at
her home in Salisbury, Nd, last night
by Elmer Heath, her lover.
After killing the young woman, Heath
fired three bullets into his head and
fell unconscious. He was hurried in
an ambulance to Jail to prevent a
lynching. He may recover. The dead
girl and her lover are under twenty one
and were to have been married last
Thursday, but Miss Atkins broke the
engagement when she learned that
Heath had stolen money from his en-
DlOyer
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
REDS WILL ACQUIRE BIG THIRST
Marshal in Indian Territory Leaves Them Only Lemon
Juice and Red Ink.

Ink. Here is list which comes under
his ban: American Quinine Elixir,
Botanic Gingerine, Cinchona Com
pound, Dandelion Bitters, DR.. Bulls
Stomach Bitters, Elfine Ginger and
Pepsin Bitters, Hosteter Bitters, Little
Mack Bitters, Peruna, Peruvian Tonic,
Prickly Ash Bitters No. 1, Pullman's
Tonic, Sunbeam Tintop, Wild Cherry
Bitters and all elders and juices.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
GUILTY OF MURDER
ESCAPES LIFE SENTENCE
Jury Brings in Verdict Against Line
Linner at Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., June 21-The jury
In the case of Line Linnier, Company
/, Twenty fifth infantry charged with
the murder of Sergeant Robert Yours,
of the same company, has brought in
q verdict of murder in the first degree,
but eliminating the the sentence OF
perpetual punishment The verdict
under the United States laws carries
with it imprisonment for life.
The killing occurred at Fort Niobrara,
Neb., April IL.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
TITUS is SHUT OUT OF
AMERICAN HENLEY
Rejection Is Under Rule Requiring No
Reason Given.

NEW YORK, June 21.-The World
tomorrow will say that the entry Of
q. 5. Titus, the champion amateur
oarsman of America, has been rejected
by the American Henley committee at
Philadelphia. The rejection is made
under rule 10. under which no reason
need be given. -
Titus is member of the Atlanta
Boat club of thisci
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
HAIL RUINS CROPS
NEAR HASTING, NER.
One Farmer Is Killed and Many Build
ings Blown Down.

LINCOLN,s .Neb., June 21-Severe
storms of wind and hail prevailed in
eastern and central Nebraska this ev-
ening. Near Hastings small buildings
were blown over and hail practically
ruined growing crops for strip of two
miles wide and several miles long.
Hail between Milford and Beaver
Crossing, for a distance OF twelve miles,
cut vegetation to the ground and
smashed window lights. Near Ulysses
Melville Crawford. farmer, was struck
by lightning and killed. There was
heavy rain over nearly half Of the state.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
NORTHWESTERN BOYS
WIN HONORS AT YALE
A Number from Minnesota In Graduating
Class.
Special to, The Globe.

Special to. The Globe.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. June 21.-Com-
mencement week has begun at Yale and
soon the great university will be deserted
Among the members Of the graduating
classes o. the various sections Of the uni-
versity are these from Minnesota, South
Dakota and North Dakota, who have. by
hard work and steady application won the
degrees which soon will be conferred upon
them: University, Alfred Hoyt Bill
Faribault; Sheffield scientific. school, Perry
Duluth; divinity school, Albert Alonzo
iMadsen, Elba,s South Dakota; university.
freeman Ward, Yankton, North Dakota;
law school, George Daniels JONES' Eckel-
R0n-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22

caused by the emigration of so many
OF its best citizens. Figures recently
published in Christiana show that dur
ing 1902 a total of 1900, 600 kroners
was RENTED in this way to Norway
alone in bank drafts, postal orders and
through steamship companies.~A con-
siderable sum is also sent back every
year in the shape of loose bills inclos-
ed in letters.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
ITALIAN CABINET HAS
BEEN RECONSTRUCTED
designations and Appointments Settle
Crisis at Rome.

ROME, June 21.-The king has ac-
cepted the designations of Interior
Minister Giolitti and Marine Minister
Bottolo. Premier Zanardelli will take
the interior portfolio ad Interim, and
Vice Admiral Morine will be marine
minister. The other ministers have,
been confirmed in their present posts.
A royal decree is issued today conven-
ing parliament for June 25.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
SAFE BLOWER is VICTIM
OF HIS OWN EXPLOSIVE
Accidental Dropping of NitroaIycerine
Horribly Mangles Him.

NOBLESVILLE, Ind, June 21-
George Marvin, said to be from Chi
cago, is IN the county Jail here as a
result of an alleged attempt to blow
open the safe in a general store at
Jolietville. Citizens Of the village. who
were awakened by a terrific explosion.
found Marvin lying unconscious near
the store with one arm blown away and
his body terribly mangled. When the
citizens approached a second man ran
away, making his escape. The ac-
cldental dropping of can of nitro
glyerine was the cause of the explosion,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
Special to The Globe.

ARDMORE, 1. T., June 21.-United
States. Marshal Colbert has made one
of the strictest rulings in regard to the
enforcement of the liquor laws in the
territory which has yet developed. He
proposes to shut down on the patent
medicine topers and he leaves them
nothing but lemon extract and red
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
CABLE FOR ALASKAN
LINE SOON BE READY
It Is the First Of Such Length Ever
Made in the United States.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 21.-
Gen. Greedy has been informed that
$50 miles of the submarine cable to
be laid between Puget Sound and Alas
ka have been shipped from New York
to Seattle. The remaining $50 miles
will be shipped from New York in Au-
gust. This is the first long cable ever
made in the United States. 1t is of
the seamless type. Capt. Edgar Rus
sell, signal corps, has started for Seat
tie to make preliminary arrangements
for laying the cable and will be fol-
lowed in August by Col. James Allen,
who has general charge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
WHITE EAGLE RETIRES
IN FAVOR OF TAHGIA
Strange Ceremonies Are Witnessed al
Oklahoma Reservation,

WHITE EAGLE, Okla, June 21.-
White Eagle, the aged chief Of the Pom
cav, cav, resigned today, and conferred his
titie on his son, Tahgia. In honor of
the new chief 700 ponies were given
away as presents, <Shd 1000 Indians
participated In the sun dance.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
American Lectures in French.

ROME, June 21.--F. Wilbur stokes, the
American artist, delivered today with
great success a lecture in French on
the coloration of the polar regions Tha
lecture was given under the auspices
of the Geographical society and the
hall of the College Romano was FLED
with a distinguished andiannA
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
KILLS BROTHER-IN-LAW
IN A KENTUCKY CHURCH
Murderer Claims. He Shot in Self,
Defense.

!. LANCASTER, KY. June 21.-In Hor-
mons Lick church this afternoon
James Rogers killed Bud Ledford They
were brothers-in-law. Rogers claimed
that he shot in self defense.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
Commencement at ReIoit.

BELOIT, Wis, June 21.-The fiftv-
sixth annual commencement of Beloit
college began today with a baccalaure-
ate sermon by President E. D. Eaton.
The graduating class numbers forty
seven.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-06-22
THE WEATHER:

In st. Paul and vicinity today:
Showers.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06

hoae HationdIitct ananar; ni oil ca cnife
Dc npsii.e alt goct foc 5remtiSsn %
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aipet. Oeiaa GeSeus, gaecI mes 9eeu
| Sauno beisaer en-. mart en- GRSen, og
toor Ser for bar Sngoom og 9ioeIier, eff
terIassr BEN Sorg % Ssror, Dog mduscns
gang Tan Soil rpftcs bort let 2iebIif.
5r. StranS or. %iaapiof oiScS, frsmoeIes
iaa oadrlie. at ban CT moe Al Sialo iii
al i~orrette Tom aloffcr o. SfoIeIGrcr.
Irs o.. gifer or iremoeIC5 mcQct ioaaes
Zig; oeiua gir. % Grs..S 5ercnicn bar
M % ea ~ifrantet. Rin eucite aieulepcus
Dc Sciter i 9riitianiu. Horac, bar III prs
ret mere ellcr minore buuNtn I'll Saaes
lcict uGiten ct haIpt aur. % iiiSit iea
babe lluoerretnius ON beuocS @cTnecns
Dc, bco BET. at heuees SiIitnro bar gunite
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Der belle bar nm ct SiosipsrGsmnal. Su.
Snrocl FOR Senue Sang, sirrc @cnner.
llogtper, SsrionaIe 90 &rictrsbS. %
mango Sat for 5anprret. &da 8icus
ihnl BERNHARD S]toItcnberg.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06
Rs'ra'na ct ~SnmiliemiSosl.

Rr @iGiom Rieifer frioer Fra
900 @2nt Street, Cincinnati, O.,
'eIaeroe:
o. z. q. Sortrau. Columbus.
Chic:
aipre Iottor: % ieg bar orret
pIa9et al 8atorrb. men bIe0 5eIbre0et
oe0 Ctre8 Raojctr (Teruna), fan leg
life notiom tofta Fem for Sen 8oOe
Nc.5reo. lea M .tDSer. Seq bapOe
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'sr icl cjoitc, b0a0 Ser par / 8eieE.
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trrt II Set belle lit ii, ct SnItitut for
Ncbonoliul. @r3en Ser ertIprebe. at
min g}ric maotte ovcrerc5. "a leg
in1en lIui0 hou0e til Sen Cperotion.
han cnIfcoe at uoisrc. 5egpnote isJ
itrar at :aQe Ecruna. Ser er Dor 80
mi,iemeojcin. Te8 fuL8te o9iaa De-
res N~ug,&niraar / 9ogen "8irter.
N1tarrb". iom min Mo0er freq eiter,
ca ianot 2inorin8 8ort efter poa.
Greg ic1 mig en- o,oor,i8 6ortioietis,
mcn tom mig o8ioa citer Den % er M
iytf % rait.
1cJ fan life uStrDtte min 1otrer.
Ijahco cper'cr Gem Tor set 8oor Es.
rrs IpPNiriu hrr nNpt min ~ ipr m.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06

ifere, na Gig. Sierue % Siorte iinnes |
RasIepis / Dc iturc Stose. % Sisrss
itremmeue er fulbe al DEN oeiIigltc Errst,
bois Siee fun fan iinhes / oct oeitlisc
/ Sregpns Stremme.
aitoria fan role zig al Ydtlirens
SGrt. Seq tror life. Der bill inoes mans
&c Steoer / Imeritd, hopr Rutltrcu or
Iaa lnrlf Tom omtring gltorta. Sort
tontmcr Den itore Columbia Hiner. lIoe
ira Bet Stiue Sab i Yrrbcben al Hitos
ria beIcr ben Jig / ire 2ele. Columbia
8iber saar forbi aitoria, De andre TO
filler ZIG fra % gaar | ipbli8 &etuiug
flcre Ril ino i 2auoet. SiSIe TO SIos
Der bar oaiaa fine Rdpue. Gen ierite
beber 9cipis ano glarf. Sisic TO Irno
bar De fsrite bpioe Irno. Der aif op ao
Den Slob, % Def bar umFriug 1906.
Sisie Sloher bar iine Raone efter De
fsrite boibc Rrnb, Tom bar bcfaret Dem.
Sen auSsu or 0ouuss 8incr. 9 Ten 8anr
oeIaa mango Iil irb i 2anbet. Snna
9nmpifibe pasicrer oisie 8Iooer oagIig.
Oct CT Ell ihlut SeiItur en- Sommcrbng
op az oisIe SIooer, "a beg8e Sioer er
onreipet al tore ifopfIGote Sattsr.
Hosle RiI op az Nouugs SIooen er ct
betpoeligt g%anbfaIb. Ho8Ic *9til oerirn
ier hi 2ittIe Rount. en- uooso &uIfau.
men Sen bar ergnng oGret Icpcnoe. BET
fan enbocr tbbclig ic iSag. Sen er life
al Be ~itsrite, men Den cr dli9eocl 5000
Sob cpcr 5aoct. Raar man en- Cont
nrerbag Itaar paa eli Snffe o~nsuior Iitos
ria % ier no / ocnS Sme9n, iaa er BET
ct imnttt Spn. Tom meber ems Eic.
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refining for benuc Sang. man ieg Iopcr
mine 2rIere after at Iaoe berc fra mig,
ON ieg Isoer lrn9c NOT. 9og mna leg
~tilfeic. at icQ, iom er loot / 1920, be-
CLIMBER at blipc liot garnmel. Wen leg
bciinber MIG bel her. % or temrcItg
rolf, ifient Bet 10 life itore Sing, ie9 for
maar at uorette, Rour icg MI finer 10 i
Sremtiocu, oa Ter iea 8rGpet5 Gono,
men berfpr grlicr ieg life, ba @lcs al
mrgtigc og beIfnttenbe Saano bar fert
mig paa min IorQe @nnbring 8lennem
Iturc Sarer % SeiorrIi8beber o9 tiIIto't
ogiau nof bill fore mig gicnncm 9eoen5
msrfe Sal til ct bcorc 6iem.
ga iaa, mine tiGre Senner, @nnoss
mrub % WcoIpicre, bette bIiocr alt FOR
benne Sang. Nu en- oenIig 6tIien til
mine QamIc arigatnmerntcr ira 1S4S o8
1864, lea tog min Del be8ge 0nn8c Tor
SenSeripocrneS Sag.
Sbomas @etcricn,
Seuhcrinbe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06
Aftenl6snine fer


: Disie LANCE Bjnteraftener mebens bet Ell
ida tulot / Toroel os uoe pan Seiteus 8rGs
rier, meoeu5 Sinocn tuoer pa Sueeu fp9er,
funot bet uPre bpgeeltGt tpr 9anoipsere al
l9ie Iiot ont en- SaInsbel, bppr bet life er
iaa tplbt, bopr Der fun er ct Gar Waaueoers
mllo Siuter, og Jieiteu al Naret, 8aar. Son1'
mer % Spft, boor man tan BABE Ores
gang ior &rsaturelnc nritsn belle Nare'
run0t, og bpDr man lille trRn9er al Hide Sel'
fen al fla be 7 Naaneoer tor at tunne leue
De andre ).
Sppr man ian able hpnbiombelit, Der aples
i gtprbiiaterue o. Iise meget pr. Ncre pe
oesuocu omtreut alt. bpao Der fan aples
SpOtnterue. Sppr 5rtIst tribes iom inte,
auce! Steo, % tpor Wlrteoerne err ioa al
iiee IND I'll Dor e9en SlSopr.
Sette 9aub er life Spoen, ei heller / Rprs
ben. men miot | meuem, fun uolIe timers
Hciis ipb fra Chicago. 81 er Giere al The
T. i c. r. Ry. Land Grant" % bar en-
iolto 2auotrctuins IL Dit lang, iout iubs'
iatter Spgrunoere peo 5euuesiec R,bgc
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Wood" al ben ranteite Srrt. Si bar en-
lsber, iom bcfrioer 2aubst. St bar o9iau
unoer Srp'uiug en- 5rIsts9amfet meo III
lsrte 9llboerafer, icm Ri perc iGrot9 I'll
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apl bllpe uOleuot. al ale, iom :Rufcr pea
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abresie, ieubes bsie Bpgcr irit. Saubet
aptrteres Inn / I~fdnotuapite Blade % Der
er Sfanotrnpcr babe Sperne pa raa Gam
bet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06
frit fsr snbper,
On upurocrtie So9 icnocs
irit paa Sorlamgcnoc.
Eilrs beIbrcScS uocn C%pcratiuu,
nSen Sarc fer Observation-Disclosures
uco ct iimpclt SirmmcmiSbcl.

guramio Bile Cure giper ei,blif,
felig Siuorirg % teller aIoria i at
b~clbreOc0e eubper Torm al ornnt
plagenoe Spgoom. (rIiaIgs Dos ale
aputefere ior 30 Gents 8affeu. Ilr.
iiuOcr or burtigt 5Iet belbreHet.
sperg 9ere8 apoteter otter en- gaffe
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Dor lille BOG Ser iortGaer alt ON
9ariag til % SeIbreocIie Of gile8.
Grin Geres Nnon % abreSie tnor.
liet paa ct Eoitfort, 'enS Oct til gD.
ramio Drug 60, Raribaa. Ri6.
90 De uiI moOtage 9ogen pr. omgaa.
eube Bolt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06
Correspondence

aaapoasanar aSn aasn "a rsrst n@s as Aa mHsn sepa ILL., be sr as .H@ms srnnsm.
Irtr al Rshafhonn 1NarHa bu n bhpe oHsnMsscra msbmhbn otfomnrua acrrhpwHt sun
sNsE&E4EzEaas bet Hnw sMfboasn mab eRaput osa brskH.t
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06
Sang eleftriif Sane

&oau y Gates % 'c6cnoc Vcngc.
mrn0 i Eiten o. i I0iumlbuerrc
onilddca mc0 0cn Ilnfc at buIlc Ell
C~leftriif 9one ira IuIltth til Den mcr.
ifluifc molf. 9nncu iflI boUeoio1c.
lIq 'orc Gdrcr, mcn i Ii,iRl0c o1ila
Faaiolcrer. Gems Noitcn0c bIir SO
OOO, 1000. Zen fol hare Io55cIt.
ipor % qlo qlcnnem (DlQjnl6ncruc.
les Wolne8. It. @ouis oQ ocrtru ri.
0crc til 6lofuutcn. QIanSt Sc DtUn6.
iom hor itiaet itQ / Sploicn ior BET
me EoretaqcnSe, er Jhom15 2owru
~ Or EQUATOR q =. @oiDburr.
aomponiet 7fuI isrc Raon Al Ihc
Icra&. Soma nn0 WinucI0tl electric
RoiIulU Company. o. iTritiIte AfSe,
linger 0erui iflI inotiI ul0cre oprcttc5
/ huer II Oe 5tatcr, Jporillcnnem "a.
nen aalr. men ii0cu imeltc5 iommeu
iii en- GnhCo. HIncn9 CpQo3C Hal
pare at iiuOc en- np llO~gGnlsport til
europa Tor &citcns % N~or5octau9
RAE Ero0uttion. aommcr Sen jitan6,
uil ZEN ifuoc Ell Greihc / Sen Vombis
n]ationcna %ernbaHemur, iom MI BE.
itlar o. bin0rcr al Honturrane.c
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06

EaSiagtrrr pla smericor 2iuien5
Sfib philadelphia, iom ueutc5 til
9icp Dorf BEN zoe Rnrt3, oil oGre /
Chicago omtrinq Sen 96c, Ec5i1ge.
rer pan "@cittrrlanO". iom aigaar
ira Eluaoclpbia DEN zoe. uil rau
irem til Dc itanoinapiife 2anSe ON.
firing ben t9oe. "9sIgenInrS" pen.
ties III gbilaSaIpbia Sen 7Se Wnrts.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06
Kcneresma,,> 1ebn Gritsber
0eNfienSer Pe.rusna.-HnSre 1repe, Scr
mel>er sm Kmre.

Rrs. GO. 6. 8risiom ira Senrp,
Guis Gountg, Seras fri0er:
Seq tog gerura trofdit / ooer t.
Raane6er, % 8eiuItatet er en- grl1-
dig RcnieIie Of Spitemet og en- 5sleiie
al 5tprfe % 5reiSisbe6 for life 1t
inatta ON SeIbreoeIieu al Ssn FROM.
lie aatorrb. Gerfor hal ieg 6enptte
mig al en5oer 2eiIiabeS til at tale ON
Teruna ION en- &atarrb.G 1ir. ~-Rrs.
u. 6. 8riaom.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06
.9amOfi0bere

Com pnlfer ia ct gpbt Sjem | Rurben bpor
Sintrrne er milcere % Spmreue fiplisere
enb / Ssiteu. - bopr Der aules 20 til 40
8nibeIs Susbe pr. qcre, 40 til so guibeIs
Nnistpru. $50 til $50 Suibels Spteter uiu.,
ps boor 2ano, iom isr life bar pGret "nabs
net" for Settlers, M fan faaes for 5 a 10
Iou. pr. Acre tpaa aforasN, bpr itrar
itripe eiter en- Srs paa Rprit elcr gHselit,
ipm iubebDlber ~iulofGnoige Splpsuinser
ON benne gsu, unb:r aOr. Natipual 2auo
GsIorintipn, SO Sianoolpb Ct, Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06

Gn ManS pes N2cn 8oQer2 ial0t
Ben 260e Iebrlior nco ira ibc Gt11e
/ ocr me GiIbnqnirA til llhriabrIfci
% iGoQ iig ibiGI, Ifrivcs til "Gecorah.
8oItcn" fra GlQin, III.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-06

Son. Som Grhtrr, iOrfeno. Msoem al 8ongusnu ira @rgnto. lrpr
ic8suNe ct Sreo ira @aibnaton, Z g.:
Seq anbcinlcr meb orupiclc Snts Yrruna til cnbur, Der liMr al
&atarrb cacr HerpaNtt. =. N0 bar bru9t Den CT ig Oucrbruit ON. al
ben r Ell 9ob Sonic % ct boif uirfninBSiuIbt NliOneL. a. Iobu Grither