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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
GENERAL EDITORIAL COMMENT

John d. Rockefeller has given prac-
teal and muniflcient birthday gift to
the latest addition of his family sim
ply by putting another cent a gallon
on the price of refined petroleum. Thus
the whole grateful country contributes
also to celebrate the natal event
Philadelphia Record.
The testimony In the shipbuilding
receivership case continues to DEM
onstrate that business is business in
way that even some OF the most
suspicious of us had not imagined
Indianapolis News.
President Roosevelt has been asked
by the southern cotton planters to help
them fight the boil weevil. All right.
gentlemen. just walt until he gets his
weapons.-LCleveland Plain Dealer.
Cecil Rhodes once said that in order
to bring about world wide peace the
United States would have to annex
South America. Mr.. Rhodes did always
hate Americans-Boston Advertiser.
Did II occur to Mr. Hanna when he
offered the vice presidency to Governor
Odell. that New York is not entitled to
both the first and second place on the
ticket kansas City Times.
The London Saturday Review is
quite sure that Uncle Sam Is going to
the dogs. That feeling comes over the
Saturday Review staff every week or
two-Mexican Herald.
Negotiate quickly and carry a big
stick. That isn't exactly the way Mr..
Roosevelt said 1t. but that's the way
he does it.-Kansas City Journal.
Yes: Panama may be considered as
under an American protectorate. Why
mince matters Mexican Herald.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
Renort From the Reform School.

]. q. Chuck, superintendent, Prunty-
town, w. Va. writes: After trying
all other advertised cough medicines
we have decided to use Foley's Honey
and Tar exclusively in the West Vir-
ginia Reform School find 1t the
most effective and absolutely harm
less. For sale by B. A. Morgan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
Signed Bond
Protects You

Mi.o-na Costs You Nothing It It Fails
to Restore Health, Says Mcbride &
Will.
The poor. thin. emaciated dyspeptic,
when he becomes plump, rosy and ro-
bust, after using Mi-o-na, forgets that
there is such thing as Indigestion.
This treatment Is entirely different
from any other medicine or treatment
for dyspepsia. It is SO different ans
30 uniformly successful that Mcbride
& VIII wants every reader Of the T.-R.
to take Mi-o-na for month at their
risk.
In order that there may be no mis-
understanding. Mcbride & Will will
give the following signed bond with
avery Oacknkns
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
IOWA OPINIONS AND NOTES.

The Sioux City Journal suggests that
"If the forthcoming session of the Iowa
general assembly is not to be busy
one an excellent opportunity will be af-
forded for the repeal of the Illogical
and mischievous tax ferret law"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04

Two Thru Tourist Cars TO California
Every week via the Chicago Great
Western railway. Choice OF routes ives.
of Kansas City via the Santa Fee route
or Rock Island Ell Paso route. Low
rates and every comfort afforded. For
further information apply to ]. A. Ell
lis. ticket agent, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04

Don't be imposed upon by taking
substitutes offered for Foley's Honey
and Tar.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04

Off they scampered to the promised
banquet. Tap taptap" called them
back to the starting point before they
We're half across. "Rr-r-r-ap' came
from an Industrious red head in a
third quarter. To make a long story.
short the hogs chased the woodpeckers
about the lot from morn till noon, and
from noon TO dewy eve, and with the
setting sun dropped in their tracks
from sheer exhaustion, never to rise
again.
Under the old age pension law of
New Zealand, person to draw a pen
sion must be sixty-five years of age.
and must have resided in New Zealand
for the previous twenty five years;
must not have been imprisoned for a
period of four months during the last
by imprisonment for one year. and
must have led sober and respectable
life for the previous five years. His
yearly income must not exceed $3.50, or
his net capital $3.50. and ne must not
have deprived himself of property or
income to qualify for a pension. The
full amount of the pension is 800 year.
payable monthly.
Toronto. Ont, has a church which
does something which probably no
other church in the world does. It is,
of course, exempt from taxation. yet 1t
insists on paying taxes each year. 1t
is the Jarvis Street Baptist Church.
The report that Mr.. Cleveland shot
SIS worth of ducks in one day recently
is self explanatory of his letter of de-
clina,ion. 1t would be a foolish act to
leave such duck shooting as that to
become an emperor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
) OW A NEW S. (
) PAPERS = = . (
PANAMA.
Washington, Iowa, Press.


1t is sort o. funny about that milk
teeth republic" 1t thrust UP, like q
mushroom, in Il night. Ii nas no con-
stitution, or congress, or legislature,
or court, and no diplomatic enginery
but three consuls. A triumvirate APP
pointed themselves 10 yum things.
There seems to be no Nationality. no
state machinery, no army. not even s,
much as a senate to ratity a cana
treaty; just a. few mixed Spanish In
dian darkeys under Panama hats. in
shirt tails and sandals Seems a gooo
deal like ratifying q treaty with a lot
of Jack rabbits or a colony of prairi..
dogs.
But this bubble is recognized. and
has sent representative to Uncle
samuel: comes with treaty, and
wants that $4,000, 900. But what shall
sam do? Colombia halls" in the
person of her representative who does
a flank movement; his government
viii make the canal concession free,
without cent. If Well only let her
lick Panama back into the union fold.
The situation is quite comical, about
as good sport as opera bouffe.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04

.If there is one thing that more than
any other, is responsible for the high
tone and standing of the Iowa news
papers, and the broader Intelligence OF
the people of the state. 1t is this
broad-minded characteristic feature of
liberal exchange of editorial ideas" de-
clares the Burlington Hawkeye. iowa
Is a state apart for this reason and
Will always be in way superior to
other states because of It,"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04

at seems strange" to the Marion
Register, that there Is here and there
an Iowan so thick headed that he can't
understand that the vote for and
against the biennial election amend
ment to the constitution being 10000
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
LIFE INSURANCE FOR F1REMEN
iona fa Rec


The calamity that has befallen fam
ilies of Omahas gallant firemen who
persisted in the Ninth street fire sug-
gests the propriety of life insurance for
every member of the fire department,
modelled after the compulsory life In
surance system that has prevailed In
Germany for all classes of public SER
vice employees during the past fifteen
years. While the city charter permits
the granting of pensions to the widows
in the discharge Of duty, life insur-
ance that would cover all cases OF
death would be far preferable.
Under the German system of compul-
sorry life insurance the government pays
one-half of the premium and the In
sured pay the other half. Assume that
the average age of insurable f1remen is
80 years, policies insuring their lives in
standard companies could readily be
obtained at cost OF $50 per 81 900. or
from SIS to $50 per annum for a
policy Of $500. This would involve an
average premium of SIS per annum, ana
if the city were to pay one-half the
members OF the department would be
required to contribute SO per month
from their regular wages.
These policies would be valuable
asset for every fireman and afford
protection to his family. not only SO
long as he remained in the depart
ment, but after he leaves the service, f
he saw fit to keep up the policies at his
own expense. Estimating the total
membership of the fire department at
125. the cost to the city would be
equal to 1915 a month, or $4,000 per
annum, sum that the taxpayers of
Omaha would cheerfully contribute for
the protection OF the families OF men
whose lives are devoted to fighting
fires at the risk of life and limb. On
the other hand, the deduction of SO per
month from the salaries of firemen
would be no serious hardship, espe-
cially to the class of firemen who have
not yet contracted marriage.
In any event. the suggestion is worth
considering. The scheme can not per-
haps, be put into effect without some
additional legislation in the way of
amendments to the charter. but that
would only be matter Of time.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
ILASS HOUSES.
Newton News.l

once upon time, so the story runs
two men were talking and one of them
made the broad assertion that every
man had secret, the knowledge of
something In years gone by that he was
hiding from the world. The other man
demurred and said that there wera
many people whose lives We're as an
open book. An argument ensued which
they finally agreed to settle by max
ing test agreed upon.
They selected an old gentleman. well
along In years, who was apparently
retired from activity In life and living
upon the fruits of a life we'll spent
He was revered in the community in
which he lived and looked upon as a
perfect man. An arrangement was
made whereby a telegram was sent to
the old gentleman from distant place.
1t was unsigned and merely said "All
is discovered Fly"
The old man disappeared from view
and was never afterward heard from.
Be charitable. If you are inclined 10
throw stones wait a minute and think
back over the years. Glass houses are
mighty thick in this country. See
whether you are able to recall time In
life when you were living in one.
or folks thought you We're Maybe you
had the reputation of being hard fist
ed, grasping. stingy man, mean to your
family and untrue to your friends.
Maybe folks talked about you and slylv
winked er even slightly shrugged their
shoulders when your name was men
toned.
Glass houses are so blamed thick that
it isn't safe to throw stones. no mat
ter how true your aim.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04

The Cedar Rapids Gazette asserts
that at is as legal to read Job as Long
fellow or Whittier In the public
schools and just as proper to read the
history of Moses. Aaron and Joshua az
written in the Bible as 1t is to study
the Iliad''
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
short of the total vote polled at the
election. the majority for was not Il
majority of the voters of the state

majority of the voters of the state
The Washington Press concludes 1T
is native ability, mother wit, common
sense, tact, pluck. practice, that makes
the man, and not education. Education
may help bit, but 1t is the man, the
pure grit stuff that wins out, and not
the education" The Press observes
that 1T is not the highly educated men
who make the great hits in finance, in
vention. combination, administration.
etc. The rich and powerful men In
manufacturing, banking, railroadingt
commerce, legislation, and In all bust
ness. pubic and private, are not the
university men, the bookworms."
The Carroll Herald thinks 1t was the
proper thing for the Hon. NJ. L. Temple
to withdraw from the speakership con
test. and says There has never been a
day since he was first announced that
he has stood ghost of show of cleo
ton" and that nobody knew this better
than he did himself. The Herald de-
clares There is absolutely nothing in
this talk about the sacrifice" he has
made for party harmony"
The Scranton Journal favors state
primary law and argues IF the primary
system is wrong then our general cleo
lions are wrong. and the talk of elect
ing United States senators by popular
vote Is also wrong. To deny the right
of the primary plan is to say that the
people are not competent to govern
themselves. The reason that United
States senators are not elected by the
people is because they know that 1t is
easier to control $50 men than it is
to control 100000 men. And the reason
that we have not a well guarded pri-
mary election law in Iowa is because
politicians will not surrender their
selfishness. The Tammany leaders do
not all live In New York.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-12-04
CINCH0NISM

This Is the scientific name given to
Quinine poisoning and SO many people
are affected that way. Dull feeling in
the head, ringing in the ears, deafness,
brown floating specks before the eyes
these are some of the symptoms of
Quinine poisoning. Don't take Quinine
or any of its preparations when you get
cold-go to your nearest druggist and
get box of
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
Gmioration ivooper

Snbuanerinaen til Spoen bar p9ret itgrre
bet Iipite aar eno iioseuiinoe fpr, og lt9Ite
@ar bill Den blipe enonu ltprre. Soil beapns
Der at iuoie, at De LANCE bitre 8tHtre / Npr'
ben er ct Snce, iom tan unogaaes, o9 mango
al pore 9anosmano pda gfpropeitens Bro
rier iqlaer fine 2arme Der pg opiggsr iig
silent / RiooelItaterie, bpor be iau ta9e 81
ret mere mnaeli9t, - bepr be nnoeli9lie
Eruatiorter pa anost al 2ipetS 0ooer fan
aples meo Iioet Seip9r o. uppr be paa ianIs
me lib Tan able b9aoiombelit, Der puIer I
3proeu oa liqe msget pr. Acre. Spor &rea'
turdpl og Weteriortft lpHuer Itg fad nleBet
beore pad Grub Of at Der or tnt 2 Ntaa'
neoers Nib Sinier, meeens Der I Norope'
zen er 8 iii T. os rne8et II rem 5iosn er Der
itrena 0uloe meo Snefot. ntremtommeliae
geie 0 tp. Siofe Sduuar pptlpbte nj ben
belle ct. sc. *. Ry. Land Grant,"
iuobeiatteaoe Gptpmtetne oeo Tenn. Rio9e.
Sammit os SbOmpion. 9ette 9lno or lite
| Spper, meE pmtrent l Yiieten al be Gor.
Stater, fun nogle Timers Retie ira Chicago.
Ser or Stanoinansr babe poa 2nHoet og
| Sperue. Ct al be bsoite Canning Sac.
torres | Gtateu sr ~bslis9enbs peo Tenn,
8iese ps sies al en- GcromanS, Nr. Sobn
VI. 9ariou.
81 bar tIiaIss 24,OCO aeres, bsIiassnSe
fra II til 6 Neii ira Gacioriet % I'll Rris ira
90 pr. Were o. op.
Or DC iuteresieret, iaa ifrip efier pore
trufte Eager, 6rustbineosr, 6otp9ratier
p.t.p. iamt Kite pper GfanoiHnnsr, JON bar
tlpbt Der | Var.
THE MIDDLE STATES LAND CO..
Tennessee Ridge, Tenn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
Rortelie fortalt.

@eitern Linton telegraph
Cos Sperifuo err bIepet betpOelig
forsget ifsIee iiblte StatuS; bet an.
orager mn $13,619,000.
st 8 aar gammelt Barn |
qobt Sub bsr peie Al Tuno, itaa
41h CONNIE | Ssioen og rtaale
231a Sonme pmfring grpitet.
Sper Sreoieparteu af Der.
oensuoItiaingsbpen Ct. 2ouis's
Suobpggere er Spifere eler al tpif
Serfomit.
Geppe 2 Iilioner al RericoS
1914 Nlion Snobpsgere fan lGie,
og Oct uagtet Ierico bar seren al
at babe iat / @irfiombeb ben fsrite
Sruffenaifine / Serben.
geroens itsrite aanoefabrif
err Sen, Der tiIbsrer Stauoaro Oil
aomponiet / Song Sslauo 9itp. So.
brifen foriGrIiser oaaIig 10000
fem Gallons gliffanoer for llbisr'
lei af aeroieue. @eS De beoe Wa'
finer bar ire Wano paa Ell Tag
iat en- 2eforo af $4,000 iaaSanne
SANDER.
glaboma, grfanias og Spo
Carolina prooueerer aarlig meo ct
runot SaI 100000 Somilosbal'
Ter, barb $50 pr. Stf., men Seras
alene 21a @onae iaa meset. Sper
SaIpparteu al 2anhetS Somuospro-
button aples mi peitenfcr Nisiis'
iippiilooen.
Chicago Sppografiorenine
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
SorIaes=Iruit
"3OrSiffc Sorlaa" % "@plbcmbals"
ilancs iammcn til ct.

Sra &ie6enbnun meoSeleS UNDER
Cato tiGc September:
Otter IUugerc Tbs 6orbanblirg 81
Ser mellen Snnebapercu al 8ploc.t'
baltic 9oabon6ei urbcr 6oruoiTtnins
al en- @eneralioriomIinB % geitprel'
fen ior NftieieIifnbet Get uorbiite
6orIag" peotaget en- Sommenilutring
al &c TO 5orIog til ct tort iGacS
gIftieicIifab meS aug. gngge, ernit
@oieien % geter Rnnisn iom 3iref.
terer. meSenS @pIocnSnIife 9ogban.
cells Gbei, Scgel, ifal pare 6ormanN
| NftieclifnbetS 9eitprelie og ben ito.
ligcre Gbei ior "Get norbiife 6orlag",
EbiIipiCn. NGitiormnnb.
IftiCfnpitaIen or 2,400.000 aro.
lpr % SeIifabets Nan1, "8plbenbdlife
gogban6el, noroiif 6orIag."
i 6orla8et iom bliuer ct al sc itsr-
tie / europa, forenes ianeoOtiom bcic
bcn Sorife 2iterotur fra Solbrrg I'll
bore Gage % en- neaet opientlig Eel
al Sen npere uorife 2iterotur.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
porto Stco.

8eorBe Hobiuion | Ct. 2ouiS bar
nUlig purct neOe poa Gorto Rico, %
peo lin Siemfomit oeriru / 2srbo9s
iaDbc ban: ~SiItrooS for, bpoo GU
oernsr Surt o. glaSene / Norben for.
teller ON @eIitanocn pun Zen. er oct
Ell airubSaicruin9, at 8eioIfningeu
/ &c inbre @p1Ser piIoe iuItc libel, on
Oen life boooe 6rugt at ipiie. WanIc
GamiIier fonr life image 9rso mere
ems en9ong ON llgen. aaigcoel fr
man Iopal moo Sc 6or, Stater. Su'
gen or uiilirCSS meo, at Rortc Ric,
itoor unber Reaieringen i 8aibin3'
ten"
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02

Mrs. Oscar SorSc fra Msabel, Min.
ncictd, nfrciite 2sroos bcrfra til
SanIontopn, Soma. % Solflaito,
Minn.
ON ufesoe Uaiis Singer ge.
LINDA @itrem meSScIes p~otrIisere o..
lnsniuaer: Spn beoe Ben 22oe Sept.
/ 3ion Gitp, 81, bpor bun par ! ge.
isa hos lit Ssifenoebarn. Glarrfre
Gitrem. 5un blep feot | 1880
goa, Minn. Mi Trring bopoe bun
Iibt ct % ct balpt aar, % banoe bps
forIfieliae 2G9er % peb alimatfor.
ouorina bapbe bum forgirpes isgt
9inSring for Spgbomnen. Snn
bapSe pqret baabe / Colorado, Naib.
inaton OF California, men bet bnlp
altiammen intet. Ssiteren Ignes
IrSiaaeSr 9iaet til Tecorub % lam.
men mcb Gnfelen Sobn Gitrem ri.
here til gSn, bppr afbsbe blep be.
araucn paa Eitre Tarib Riper Sir
feanarb.
Mrs. geber Snense, iom Dor
hos fin son Der | gpen, baooe |
Ssnongs oct llbclo at ioIoe neo 40
aicISertrnppen % brGffe Den enc
arm no al SEQ peo Sfuloren. Zen
bIep lat / SEQ igien al Or. Soeg, 90
bun befinber iio eitcr SmitGuoigbc.
oerne bel.
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
Tct ncrifc .Scttlcrmcoc ocn
tsoc Sftobcr.

Spprior itol III iamIss ill aarligt Wpoe?
Sc, bet er babe til SprnpieIie o. 9tptte.
Set er III @lGOe % 6orngislie man bar be-
TENT, at ri / oetmiuoits Ell Sang ont 2aret.
fin De inmleS ior at opiriite 9omIc Winbrr,
typtte GpcrnuoreS SauuO % mso bperanbre
tlUrtuge en- Semptlt9 Dag.
Grtte or osiaa I % Tor iiB I'll flor 0ptte
% Gpmuutrins mOsr 9ipetS aluorIi8srs
BlrIEmaal.
Tcr tire @Gr iibeu ubocltcs til ale Se,ita'
bets Mteblsmmsr CT Shsnla mso Bpm ont
at uoiploe idrmt meo forte Suor paa be
Sgcr9Smoal, ium. troebUloteS BERT. Guielte
bar citcrtommet ocuue Spiprorina, % be-
res 8crctuins er i~nOisnot III SeirctGreus
Epbcpariug.
Nh otl bet bore. ri8tig bra, ON mango
lIsge ptlpC iuae i8 al Nenre Sag, iinoe iren'
ot2is GapIrrr % tuoeu rGite Mpoe ipriese
at iaa uo8st titaRN, iom I'm prre til Gptts
Tor Giterilr0tsn. AlGrs, glenn lille bette
bIaUbt be andre SprbsrsoeIisr. iom mau
elsrrS til RPpet ben 17oe Giirbsr.
9aa 5%preHinssHS Ssaue
" Saeoipm
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
SrIa1pIuf.

Sr. Ale 9o1'o@ tratraooote
Sli"oa9" I'M SfI'lln8 peo SDeiIS
&>a''ooHtt' poor han l~oa9ootlom
iioer 4'orpoel'e bar oroe'oet l De
liolte - @or. @0n tr@nacr ltot
@o1ie % par mere emo 1ortlent oeil
eticr 'ao lang % tro Slclc'te.
&IGoc8bonolcr z. SoriOn %
@lio'!Ieo SoiItop bar ulIereoe la
Oct Grape aj@Ioere Tor line l1Qe
@llc I IlPoc0ro'@ IHoltloll. Sett'
mani %iloer'on nj og'oo hdpc i'm
alUtocr torold lbo't.
grnli %or'h bar iolNt en- Got
l eurtIl" 9ooitI'il tocr@opcr for
*onH'" Hc'lotna III VI. MtCHn'
orelo2' 'onl oprercr ct NrIa Der.
@or'tIcIIIae Nnocrltr hcgoaeS
ocnne Glo I Nccorob. SooIlNc3
Wil'coe Ittl@ Hucn pou Gait 4toln
Street en- 900 Eel @}ooOorcr Rat
Ill SerOo8.
Ap'aTeIlcn Al Gourtbu'ct fri
Der M after Ircm. le iorpcntcNc
"StccI &ot'tS" cr fomnc % bIcO /
ocune ll2r AnbroQte poo lin EioN&.
Observation-Disclosures horoe
Ment8beoameoe Wonon1 % bciIut'
tcoe at t1ebe Nr. |en |eor& Hcii'
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
Sommc Riorineer Q. {. p.

Wrs. IaSie S'Slabertp, 9elan.
cep Ctr, Rep 9orf, maa iislge en-
aorreiponoance til ct am. glao bore
Ell noeet %forismmelie, ilurpet Eerion.
Ser ON 0agen bapbe bun lin Serre
o. Ianb for &etter, foroi ban bapoe
forIabt benbe o. life piloe ifafie ben.
De noget at Iepe al.
Wr. SSlabertp er en- ltrPpiom,
0SrueIig, meget oroentlig 8ogn.
mano. Set fom op UNDER &~etsior.
banoIinaernc, at Sim for en- @aa.
nebS Gib iioen paffet iammen tine
alGSer oa Ieieoe iig Soft os Sosi hos
Sremmeoe.
Sim S'6lobertp iaa rem 90 pen
no / fine iimpIe &lGber, ba ban iteg
frem for 1ommeren. en- fjGf, bel
bpgt 9ano er ban ogiaa; BET er baa'
De pitt % iunbt.
Sim, bpab err bet M, iom teller
Sis?" ipurate Gommeren. "&oor'
for tar on life Bare paa Din Sui
itru2"
"6orSi, Sr. Iommer, at bun er
en- Sllrbbe." iparte 0tonoen. "Seg
fan life Longer bolbe no meo bcnoe
% ben6cS Slnrperi. Sea bar ifaiiet
benoe Ell bra 9oIis; men bun tdar
Sen til at ie no JON ct 8riiebitS.
Sun brur ia life ct 8ran ON at bo
oct rent / Suiet. 90 bun faiter Ufu'
oen til mig iom til Ell Siino, foroi
bur er Tor Sppen til at paife op aop'
per, Salcrfencr, 9niuer % iIigt efter
IaaItioerne. iom bun onretter for
mig noe / aisffenet os life Oct &um,
iom ri bar for at ipiie /. Hadr iea
fommer biem fra nit Grbeioe, ier
bun oItiS no iom en- Slibbe. Snr
bar CT tiIimnrt SorflGoe poa oe
Qoar meo $50, iom aISria or iaien'
inpreSc, men Zig neotrooote, at Sei
er ct Spn. SenoeS ufi9mte Saoi
itoor uS iom uarei Sanp poa aa'
aauter al Sopeoei. Sea bar lag
heuSc tuicnS @ange, at bun mac
paaanc op. % at iea life IGtser oar
fer buIoe no meb Iigt 2lrrrperi. Set
bar fortaIt benSe. al ieg or pillia I'll
at ifafie biem oft, bun trrnser. bar'
bun bill Ia Iiot mere Sroeu ! Snie'
% pGrc Iiot mere rcnslis. Nsn int
biGIpcr. Sar ies beot meS MIC e.
Zen bicmL iaa bar ieg iaat Sfam a
Set, % aameraterne bar sicrt Ha'
al mic. ioroi nit Stem bar pGret iac
ilSc Fisttet, uaar DC iaa inc hos os
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
Sra Tibotwnp.

@amlr Wrs. Stunning Mogen, Iso!
Seliuro, 1sIemart2r. Nrrgs, ben 6te
Sonuar 1897, beoe Den 25be % biep
paa 2irroIu a~irfe8anro te9roorn ben
2soe Gcptembsr fOitIeorn. &c iioite
10 aar bauoe bun for bet meite bolot
peb Senoen. Snaeu misnlrrer beree
Spilen, font bun iormobentli9 M bar
iuunst.
GreSsms6ct bar gobt beiegt.
Sornocn 5ormauo Gorgcrion oeltog
fslaenoc Grciter: NifeooIo, 9orge,
Sttcrion, Scurpic og Steoets Brett.
Scncrc tom caian grof. Or. Car
fen. Snor0cn 6ormiOoag tLorS'
baq) boloeS 5eitguSStieneitcn meo
GrGoifen of 4aitor Scarpie %
fcrtcre 2ulcr al uoglc ANDRE.
DIR. % Mrs. GIriitenion al
Clinton Gpuutv teip3tc pun@jenuemrei'
ZEN fra RpropeIten .. g. Sel9cien btr /
9incutn, % beu IL Gors 9amlc Mtna
Sbrreie Gsae, Der / CONNER bnr be-
iret tit Specitrb, fin Wurs @rau og
fire Slneluiugcr Der, ueucte MI otter
tiIbaoe til Clinton Gouutp meo Gante
m Sufef ghriIteuieu.
- Tel9enoe Gelc0uter b~iuaancee
Sreosmbost beune llBc / Wabii on
ailfe:
Sra Stooauger: s. &uuoion, 8.
Ganaa8, 9. BIpe, z. Rpiueitpl, z.
gerseion (meO Suitru) % 9. Wosbp.
Sra Orleans; gilbert InceriCn %
Gurssr stiIiuu.
Sra 8aint Greet: 9. Siurlu, 81.
z. SalpbiOu % q. auocripu.
5ra @Ieumcpb: ". ggsemo, 8.
5sslpru og Norim Saluorirn.
Sra 3ecprab: q. 8. Ruitao % 3.
9eite.
Jra GnImnr: 9. 3. Saubaser Ue
q. q. Ggge.
Sra @uibiu9tOn 9ruirie: s. Srriur
% Remmen.
Sra 9iucpin: 8. g. 8uc, .. @rpns'
Dahl % Sliuer Guaap,
Sra Re ieite al &reOienS Meuisbebsr
bar Der oesuoen en- gel @iriter tiliteoe.
M~eni9beosns Spinoer ierpcrsoe Mir:
bag iUr ale 9iIreiirnoe unoer belle MG.
BET. Stolebuiet trtoeo 8irtcu tieniC
Tom Sptieial. S~pinocrue ~ioripmmc,
fig moi ift2, % Sot itaI Dc bn!
Decorah-posten., 1903-10-02
9ecDrab % Gnleglt.
Sen chen Ciicber 1908
esnaesHaa o. alOcbranS.

Z en- al Sc Iioite Goroenitorme
Slog Spuet neo bos s., s. Slicn
SulsoaS | gIuffton Soiunibip 90
orrbte 4 areaiitrcr til Ell gGroi at
meIlen $50 til 500.
sos gnSretu 2ore NOR Trout
STINT brpuote en- Del utGrifet Sabre,
meoens nan trpifeoe Der | iibitell9e.
SINen opitoo peb 8uiiter fra 0ainp'
maifinen, uicn ga babe @ano o9
tiIitrGffcIia SiUIp bar paa 1laSicn,
reooeors bna6e Ro'firsu % to Sat-
rcItoffe poo Sen enc SIDE iornt et.
Salmitaf poa ben onoen.
9egac Sisir Job hrffeS II aS'u'
rance | set norife 6ormerieIifdb.
Get ferite eritnttcocS meo S53.84,
oct anoet me0 S26.