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The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

We received today our Fall and Win ter supply of Buttrick Patterns. La dles' Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

For Rent and for Sale cards for sale at this oiilce.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

We received today our Fall and Win ter supply of Buttrick patterns. La dies Bazaar.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22
Bargains in Shoes

For Shoes go to w. II. RobortsOn'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

Boys lisle thread bicycle hose, 2Oc per pair, at w. II. Robertson's. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22
Warn Biaaksts

Blankets cheap at w. II, Robertson.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

Some elegant fine eollarettes at Winters.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

The leading barbershop and baths. The Principal, opposite Board of Trade
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

Patterns new in Mating. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22
Princess Sailed

Tue Princess May sailed out Sunday night at II o'clock with about 60 pas sengers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

Lunches 5Oc, II a. m. Co p. m., New Arctic Cafe, Whitehorse, Y. T.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

Pas,o-pJrj0ut Binding Outfits, all cOiOr,. at Case & Draper's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

Fur Collarettes' at Winters. a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

New Lace Curtains at E. R. Peoples.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

Mems, boys and children's summer caps, at w. H. Robertson's. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

cannot tell lie, we must make Q little profit. Clayson X Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-09-22

Fur COllarettes, at Winters.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
IS IT A VOLCANO?

What amp ,ars to be an active sub
terranean vent. or a volcanic orifice
has just been discovered by George
McNome and several other prospect
ors, about 25 miles north OF Moab.
and miles east of where Salt Wash
crosses Salt Valley ON high mesa
the prospectors discovered steam or
smoke arising some distance from
where they were. on investigating
found that it arose from hole in the
slid sandrock formation. the orifice IS
long about feet by 8. but a strong
current of warm air carrying some
vapor arises. but seems to have little
or no gas smell. The sides of the
hole are very black. A rock thrown
in apparently falls a long distance
The prospectors working in that sec
tion will make further investigation.
This section ha, been prospected over
for number of years. and for the
past 20 years cattle and sheep men
have been familiar with this section,
but this has not been discovered. The
prospectors who visited the place
would not have found it but for the
steam arising. 1t appears to be an
old volcanic vent that has been lying
dormant for an unknown period and
is just beginning to show signs of ac-
tivity. M Dab Times.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
HUDDLESTON
DIVORCE CASE.

The Huddleston divorce case. which
has occupied the attention OF the
county court for the past few days.
was concluded. as far as the testi-
monv was concerned. Saturday night.
This morning the arguments were be-
ing heard for both sides. Attorney
Sloan. who made the opening argu-
ment. was taken sick and postpone
ment was made until this afternoon.
The case. after arguments were heard
from the various attorneys. went to
the jury at three o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
REV. s. l. WARD MARRIED.

This week Samuel l. Ward returned
to Gunnison to claim as his bride Miss
Daisy Matteson.
The wedding took place Thursday
evening. January Sth. at the home of
Miss Matteson's cousin, Mr.. G. T.
Rawalt. AT eight o'clock Rev. @. F..
B. Ward of Colorado Springs. brother
of the groom. spoke the words that
made them man and wife.
Mr.. Ward is now in charge of the
first Presbyterian church at Payson,
Utah, for which point he starts with
his bride on Saturday morning. A
part of the honeymoon will b. spent
with his sister. Mrs. G. W. Hutton
at Grand Junction. -Gunnison News.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
Thomas G.. Higgins. who is Ii,

Thomas G. Higgins. who is now
visiting his son. John G. Higgins.
editor of the evening Telegraph of
Durango. writes The Sentinel from
there that he is certainly a candidate
for deputy game warden and not only
has the endorsement of the republican
county central committee of Mesa
county. but of four other counties ON
the Western slope. together with a
great number of leading republicans
Mr.. Higgins in an old time republi.
can ever loyal to his party and The
Sentinel will give him it's democratic
endorsement. if that will avail any
thing.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
WAS The
OLDEST.

Roswell Beardsley. postmaster at
North Ian sing. New York. died re-
Gently at the age of ninety three
years. Mr. Beardsley. according to a
writer in the New York World. was
the government Oldest employe in
all senses of the word. He held his
first commission under President John
Quincy Adams and he served under
twenty presidents and thirty post-
mas ters general. This writer says
that Mr.. Beardsley took Office in 1928,
there were about 5. 700 postoffices in
the country.
Now there ara 765. .594. The post
Office expenditures in 1880 were ST..
932. 7OS. In 1901 they were $l15. .O39,
607. Mr.. Beardsley's share of the
growth in the service lay in gradual
increase of salary from $l9. SO. his
first years pay up to almost $500. his
last years due. Mr. Beardsley was
postmaster twenty-five years before
stamped envelopes came in. For six
years he saw letters posted at rates
running from six cents for transmits
sion not over thirty miles up to 25
cents for di distances over four hundred
miles. His career has covered all that
is marvellous in postal development.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12

Did you see the silver medal in
Roberts window ?-At the Presbyter-
ian church Friday night will be held
free the third contest of the series A
free will Offering will be taken.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
PACIFIC CABLE.

A CORRESPONDENT a SKIS the Herald tor
some information about the Pacific
cable. The matter Is one that has
been given considerable newspaper
prominence lately. but a few. words
about it now may not be amiss. The
cable ship Silverton left San Francisco
on Sunday December 14th. bound for
Honolulu and Manila. The port first
named was reached late in December.
but rough weather rendered the
splicing of the cable to the shore end
impossible before January 1't. The
first cable message from Honolulu to
the morning newspapers of the coun-
try was published January 2.
The Silverton is expected to proceed
to Manila at the earliest po ssible mo-
ment. Experts calculate that by July
4th of this year the last foot of the
line will have been laid The Paci-
fic cable was planned years ago by the
late John w. Mackay- Bennett com
pany and the Postal Telegraph & Ca
BILE company Mr.. Mackay had COM
pleted all preparations for the begin
ming of the actual work Of laying it.
when he was stricken with the illness
that terminated in his death.
At the time the cable had been
manufactured by an English company
and was ready to be wound upon the
Silverton's reels, or drums. I'm
mediately after the death of his
father. Charles II. Mackay announced
that he would hurry the cable to
completion and that it would be
monument to his father. That he is
faithfully carrying out the pledge is
evidenced by the rapid progress OF the
work. In spite of the rough weather
encountered by the Silverton she av-
eraRed some seven KNOTS OF cable per
day on her trip. and if this rate is
maintained, the balance of the line
should easily be completed by Inde-
pendence day.
The Herald has heretofor, noted the
fact that the company's contract with
the government under which the cable
franchise was granted is very liberal.
The United States may purchase the
cable at any time at figure agreed
upon by arbitrators. and liberal toll
concessions were made. While many
citizens of the republic regret the fact
that the cable was not laid under
government supervision and by tine
government. nevertheless the terms
agreed on amount to the next best
thing. Salt Lake Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
WHAI MIGHT HAVE BEEN ?

From appearances Judge @. F.
Caswell was Mr.. Wolcott's right hand
lieutenant in the battle fought last
week, in which Mr.. Wolcott was SC
ingloriously defeated Mr.. Caswell
for two weeks previous to the conven
tion was in Washington. it j. said for
the purpose of inquiring. it possible,
into the feelings of the president
anent the Colorado senatorial contest.
From the interviews he gave out. it
was presumed the president gave Mr..
Caswell but very little satisfaction.
The gist of President Roosevelt's con-
Germ being summed up in his desire to
see republican elected senator
From Washington Mr.. Caswell re.
turned to Denver and was right in the
harness at once to secure Mr.. VOL
colts election. which doubtless he
and some others thought would be an
easy thing to do. Since the fight has
commenced he has thought differently.
In the rump republican central
committee convention. held at the
Brown Palace hotel last Saturday af-
ternoon Mr.. Caswell took most ac-
tive part. He is charged with hav-
ing composed resolutions which We're
passed and the famous telegram
which was not sent to President
Roosevelt, complaining of P. b. Stew
art of Colorado Springs. the presi-
dents friend
The resolutions denounced the
seventeen republicans on whose necks
the Wolcott collar could not be weld
ed. They denounced this and that to
such an extent that Dick Brady
charged Mr.. Caswell with greatly
widening the breach between the
opposing republican factions.
The nature of the telegram was
such IA direct snap at the president
that the fight over it became so warm
that prudence dictated that it be
withheld.
All this leads to the conclusion
that Mr.. Caswell fought gallant
fight, even though he and Brady and
Slate Roof Hodges and cohorts were
defeated. If. in the course of events
Mr.. Wolcott should be successful Mr..
Caswell should be slated for good
position No one really and truly
knows that Mr. Caswell wants posi-
tion. yet every man is ambitious
To show what might have happened
Just follow us IA short time. Judge
Dixon of Pueblo had he stood pat for
Wolcott was to have received the ap-
pointment of judge of the new federal
court which was to have been created
for this state But Dixon. turned
against Wolcott and in the nature OF
things Judge Caswell. who would
have filled the position with infinite
more grace. tact and judicial ability.
would have been the man for the
place.
Wolcott placed one Grand Junction
man. A. b. John son for fighting Il
battle for him in a place of honor
and profit and it was not too much tc
anticipate that Mr.. Caswell will be
remembered for the part he is now
taking to return the Baron of Vol
hurst to the United States senate.
hid Won see the silver medal in
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
HamIln oarland's Indian repe..

Hamlin Garland, the popular author.
has genuine Indian tepee at Eagles
Nest Camp, Oregon, Ill. It was made
for the author by Cheyenne women.
and is eighteen feet in diameter.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
GRAND HOTEL ARRIVALS

Chas. H. Gates and wife. A. G.
Phillips. Gerald W. Matthews. E. E.
Sande. /. H. Ianett Edward B. Jones,
W. T. Wells. John n Neal. w. S.
James. J. B. Kellian. W. s. Mitcher,
G. ]. Nepten., M. o. Eliot. Theron
Stevens. M. M. Detch. ]. @. Goats,
]. NJ. Burns. W. E. Brunic. Ora Bar
ton.
The daily sentinel., 1903-01-12
WEATHER BUREAU.
Grand Junction, Colo.

January 12. 1908.
Local observations taken O'Clock
Mountain time:
Maximum temperature yesterday.
81.
MAXIMUM temperature this morn
ing II.
Forecast for Western Colorado as
telegraphed from the district center
ut Denver. for 36 hours ending p.
m, Mountain time:
Fair tonight and Tuesday.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
era Stats Se0islatnrerne

8iseontn. - Wanoog aften
boISt besge Suie forte Rsoer. Suiet
oeotos ct 5orilos ON. at en- superpi.
tors 5ermin ifaI pare Ell glar unbta.
gen / gper. bpis @rurSlou beitemmcr
aroerIeSes. I'll at msSe BrGitSent
Rooieoeli, iom fommer til DfaSiion
3eie april, uhuGpnte Suiet en- 40.
mite paa 8 RebIemmer. ! auIeO.
ming al SsieitcretsSommer 8aroeenS
Oso inolcpereNes SirSooa et ToriIoa,
iom oeotoges | bcage Suie, % bporei.
ter BET tiaaoes at opitiae aanoiont.r
til oct leStge gmbeoe inotit sen 2SOe
Rarts M. 8 aiteu. 0lrSgeons 6or.
lag ON en- llnoerispeIie al. hoao set
foiter Stauoaro Oil aomporiet at
probuccre petroleum 5Iep iortaitct.
Snsbaa bciluttcoe Suiet. at Stat.
ter, iom ifaI nnperocS til S~tltshirlp
ior SfoIer, ffaI barre 6 SienNeocIe al
en- Min.
Sors6ae neotoa Su'et NliSaeonS
SoriIaa. Tom forbnSer Iabrifation %
SaIe al Gignretter. Stroffer for
Spertrp0eIier err ira $50 til 800
/ ItrIft. ct ToriIos al @iaiomS, iom
forbpber 9Gqteifob mcucm bpiOe %
Regre eIer NliIatter, bLcu forfaItet
meS 81 MOB 80 Stemmer, 2iaeIeoe8
forfaiteoes ct Sorilng. iom frrpe6e
Gromen % 2icenic al Iaffiniiter,
engineers % Iamptiehel' Sripeftsrer
) Senatet par HrimGrIopeue oppe til
g%ebonoIira. Sort forfuiteocS Qtcr'
tons Sorilag, TcruTit oeHtoacS SIT
Jets Soriloa, men meN iliQc 9grbrin,
ger, at Suiet % @uperuercr life fan
gaa in0 pon bem, iaa 8ampCn in0cn
set repubIifanifc Earti pil ircm6cIcS
hoIbeS gnlenoc. 9Gn0ringcrrc, iom
peotoac@ meS IS moo Is Stcmmcr.
beItcmmcr. at set i0rit ifal iorcITalc&
fSoIfct til HiBisreIic / 1904. buoruiot
StatSembe0&mpnb, Mc0Icmncr Al
aongreSien % 2egiSIltlrcn ifoI no.
minercS pes RrimGrpaIQ eOer life.
Treooa beItemte Suict at optnac I'll
0iSfuSiion pon Sir&Nnq set al Su'ct
oeoto9re SoriIog ON IrimrrodI0.
Senatet boIht ct fort WG0e % oSiour.
nercbe I'll Wnnbu1.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Sanet moo Svo.
Ere WeSlemmer al ben brittle SpS.
pplsfGrS bar pGrct paa S2,17.

5iGlpebumperen "Nforuing"; ser
blep uSienot meo Bropiant oip. til
ben brittle SpbpolserpeOition mco
discovery, penote / forrige llqc
tilbaee til 9pttleton paa Gep 3ea.
Lamb. Den bapbe iioit / Saruar nun.
bet discovery" | RdcQturoo 9ug.
ten peo 9ictorta 2auo / Spoisbupct.
en- RanS al Sfibets 9eirtninQ nur
brufuet; ~forSurigt par alt bel ON.
borb. Sra oct Sieo, buor grpe0i-
tionen bapSe inbrettet iig giuter.
fparter / HGrbebeu af DC TO itSos0e
guIfaner, blep Der foretaget SlRoes
erpeoitioner / iorifieIige Hetuiuger.
9lnnbt nnoet ioretog ct 5slse unoer
Seoelie al Horos % Sfclton Ell me.
get pauifelig Sur til Moiut Serror;
Sien bar nPiter uiremtommeIig, %
Semperatureu par neo til 81 Sra.
Der unber Sero. - Gen Iapeite Fem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Tat.

9nitpr Z. =. SpaIeitucu bar oGrct PrGit
or ellington 8ruirie Reuiabeo. Suurod
&c., Soma. / 8 Nar,
San bar uoigrt i'm auiUarS'uloe @ierntu1
meo tor 1roitub % 7pati9heO til ReHt8'
beoerS aau0eItse SeIiianelie o. Bert
Spruens8 trtitelts llnoeruisuiug bar iGr'
Ii0 liase' ham mr9et poa Slerte.
NReo Nluor % NtOiiGrbco bar ban ig8t
at b briu9e benz ben iauoe &unoltub ON
Seieu If 6rsIie % SuIt9beO peo Scum
Grtitum.
C9iaa i bet gore bar ban orbeloet fittIgt
III Weuisbeoeus Tremmc.
timber bans 8eilcOnu1. 3ia0o "a 6lGlp
or ct StpIcbus bleoet upisrt I'll Nrug for
ReItsiprsitole pa Nsrrgbeoeus airte er no
p,bet, ,bet ct Satrriti % 10 nruore bum ct
bpslet I'll.
Ia ban MI ltal iprlaoc % for at outage
III beIoct / Ssrrens &lulaaro pna ct auoet
&lrie'ett er net cs en- 5rlug al i0G aiIGg6c
BAN Dor blertelisite Cot iol ait @oot. ban
Tar 8)or, ior ps, metens ban uOr Iblduot US
iom por Snroe o9 Slr eiprger.
SJertelis Snt for be lluoeruisuiugeuS
Iusteus % lrsitcus Orb. iom er Iu8t os
pad Sjerte.
Serreu oGre meo tam o. baUs flPre 80
mlIie o8 pc iisne DEM tuotlI Gno,n,
: @uO. uGr meo ON 9Jeucr % peIiisn
hans ilemtIotge &rbeiOe | DIN atrte paa
3oroen til OnreIIpb:e SjGIes GmptHOelie
OF 1reIie PED Scum Srtitnm. Nmen!
8eiluitet al ct S0pi oeerleUeres III Bat.
z. Z. Swateitnsu liant at 8opier ienoss III
Sptaselie i "9utberanereu", "3ecorab.go.
ten. "StanOiuauen" OF "RmnsatOl,S Il.
oenoe".
Guitemmtst oHtaset PED Hetsutug paa
Rentsbeoeus AarsmsOe ben 1909 Narts
1908.
Nnorew 8. SlIporion,
Aehtgbc9:us SetretRr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

perotnr, Der notereoes nnber Grpe-
oitionen par iorreIten 81 Grader I'm.
Der Zero. Zen lpiigite os pietis.
lite SlroefRrb bar bog en- iom bIeu
foretaget ipboper at aaptein Seott.
Or. @ilion o. 2sitnant Sbndleton.
Ge frapIebe iig belle "a Mil ipDoper
ira Sopeofnarteret % bar borte /
oper ire Maoneber. men iaa naoeoe
De ogiao til SIT. oct inolisite Ennft
paa ScrofIoben. iom biotil bar ppret
betraaot al noeet Menneife. 5rem-
fomiten bar ilem, og De leo meset
onot. aue SunSene oeoe, ian W9ns
oeue ielp maattc treffe Sl9Serne bet
neite al 8eien lieeiom 3ouien %
Sobanieu eiorbe. 2sitrant SDad.
Teton latte n9iten Sinet til of lfsmat.
telie % Sroit, men ban er llu tommet
Jig igien. De ire Wano ianht. at
pPIoiee 8ielofiPoer itrGffer iie ipS.
oper siennem @ictorio.9 anS Baa
50 Or. ipolig 9reboe iaoes Sielos
paa meaem 10000 og $4,000 SOB,
aItiaa bsiere emo 8aIobspiggen i
Rorge. gtiteos fom De | Ell Ssibe
al 5000 SOB op paa ct umaaoeligt
SsifieIoSplateall, Ser moo gelt for..
iatte itforanoret til Soriiouten, mems
De moo spb iaa npe SieIbfipoer.
ipm alorig nogen fsr bar feet. 8i.
oenifabelige Sbierpationer og lin.
beriseelier bIep orepet ibGrbigt I'm.
Der belle Slpoefprben, og De bragte
meb Jig biem ct rigt Wateriale. 0p.
relioet bIep Itltberet, og Sfeletter %
Climb al Golaripl og 5igle bragtes
biem, beriblanbt enfeItr biottl
,,fienbte 9lrter. giereformationer og
itsrfneoc 2apaItrsmma blep unber.
ieet, Iigeiom Der bIep foretaget me.
teorolosiife og ie%tsmoGo9iife Sbier.
potioner al flor Snteresie for Siben'
ifaben.
8enne SpbpolsfGro er, iom be.
fienot, foranItaItet al oct fongeItge
brittle geographic SeIifob / 2onoon,
og DISCOVERY" forIob @ngIanb /
auguit 1901. Den ifi1lbe bore borte
/ TO aar og pente8 olfidn biein til
Soften efterat bape tiIbragt TO Sin.
ire | SpbiSbaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Inmeloclie.

aaptcin Ylnnts, Chef for "SaItprtcu"
% &rlgsu / 1914. vi SIN 3amm.
9cnne SortGaiug, ION or uo8tpet pad
Stceutrieu 4 Cos 5orlag i ariitaura
o. forbauoles DER i SanocG AT "amcrts
fa"s 9ogbanocI, fan aubsfa!es iom en-
mteresinut o. goOt iirspsn 800. Som
man oil ie al SitcIeu er Der en- 5remtloss
.frig. ION beitrlot5. De Soreneoe Stas
ter er iuopiflet i Sruns Arig. lom nae
nlrligpis frembpoer mango ,prHoenoe
Situatioucr. SortGuiuseu bl blue lGit
mco Suteresic. % bet or At banbe, III
ean oil fiHNe mango Srisre bIanht NIoros
mano herootr.
gOssu or nafiert uoitpret % toiter tnos
mlnosn ST. portofrit tilieuot. SetnIItns
ger ienses iii amerifas SoebauSeI. Was
oiion, IBIS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Oelaa ct Seios.

~NN''SN" ~ "'S " ftbN HNA
ben Soc, at ifal De ba Moro, iaa maa
De Isge ben u0enior Sienmet. Saa.
Iebes tGnfte ogiaa en- ing Nan0, et
Hep Dorf 9la0 beretter om. San
arbeioet inoe / 9pen iii III. 6 ON Wi.
tenen og bapOe til @ane at ipiIe til.
fpelo$ pao ct Sotel % ii6en gaa
Sbeatret eler ogiaa iammen meo So
merater tiIbringe en- goo Del al Hot,
ten noe / 9pen. On Dag fom hans
6nr ino til ham og ipurgte, ON BAN
bapoe noget beItemt Steo. BON maatte
gad til oen aOeI0, % Ssnnen ioarte,
of Ban life bapoe.
"GeI, ieg ifltloe life, ou funbe bli
meo mig paa ct 8eisg MI itpeIo," ia
gn9Iingers 6ar.
"aG right! Ren hpor ifaI ieg
msoe Ote?" ipurgte Senneub
Sans Sar mente, De funoe meoeS
poa Sotel columbia" 81. ~. %
oe msoteS ser. Zen llnge Nonb bar
forbereot paa at fan bsre en- ErGoi'
fen ON, ot bon bolot Jig ior meget
oppe ON 9tGtterne, % iaa piIbe Jar
bans ia BAN meo til Sbeatret bngef.
fer, tpnfte han. Gar oq Son msOtes
paa columbia" til foitiot StO.
"gi pil beige en 0ame, ipm leg
fienOte meget g0Ot, oa ieg bar ing"
ia @uttcns Gar.
Den unge Wono fuIgte i'm 6ar,
men bIep mer emo i%orllnorct, oa ban
mGrfet, set bar bjemoper.
Sum opboIOer iis j bort SuS," ia
@uttens Sar, Ga sc baobe gant ct
Stpffe; men Sen ur,0e Mano ionot
set ooerftanoe mGrfcligt, at bans Gar
bup0e logt Nteoc meo BAN poa go
lumbiu". San ia BOG Inlet.
Sa 6e par fomte hiem, Introduce
reoe Soren i'm Ssn til Nor % So
tier, offlrat jom De life if1loe ia
fieuht %boeranbre.
Gen l1r9e Wono fnnNt Situationcn
IatterIig % ~beopnote Of le; men
Smilet beoe pon hans 9Pber. Sngen
al Sc ire andre imilte engang, Ren
Woren og SgIteren DiIite BAN
Saanoen, oq %fsritrrnnte ia alporligt,
at bum babOe fjenrt ham iom Smaa.
gut, men at BUN baooe Jet lioet til
ham i set 'enere. % iaa BAD bum
tam iGtte Jig.
Set bar life Longer noget at Ie
49," i~ortaIte BEN ungc WnrO, ba ban
car Bit GIore, "ifisnt ie8 fan le 40
5ingen MI. Seq iatte mig, % min
@or iortaIte mig ct Bar anefooter
ira min 9nrnOom$tiS. 0n 10 ri IiOt
ole ianmer, men ieg miubIt. Sioen
ipiltc ri fire @biIt en- Stumb. "a
lea par iGroig til at qua tilieuaS,
- -
bIep ieg onnlooet ON at beige Oen
igien. Seq isIte mig aunife Iioen, "a
ieg gif ooenpoa ior at IPg8e mig,
% ieg lua CO tGnfte en- bel Del, in0en
ieg iouuet,"
"Sog bu noser 9eitemmelie?"
ipurgte hans aamerat.
Seq bIep enig mes mig icIo ON.
at DIOR par en- hpaeeIi9 aoinOe, % at
jeg hapSc Ell ncaet bra Ssiter oaiaa,
Seq "beisate" Sem regclmGSii9t iiben
o. blep aobt fienbt meO DEM"
aiRre unae Wanb % Riac, bii fife
ircmmeo Tor Sit 8arnbomsbiem %
Sinc SorGlOre! Ser9clig mango
6lep set og toQ "Sfaoe" pon i'm Siel."
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

Zen mtt6e % hurtiae girtHtug al IT.
SINNERS Smomp Root, Oct ppperltQe Npyt.
ScpersoO &iTremrooci mGrtfS mar. Zen
itnar bpteit pau Bruub al tine uiouuocrlt8c
Nc!breoeIicr AZ BE- meiy h3drnungIeoc Eils
tGIotr. Gubeialet % taoel al YTNrr, bruet
! %UlpltoIer % QoottIcUo' Al ouie'e lol'
cpcrlIt. Tor at beptie. budo SIpGnr. Moot
Tan aIere ior Tenn oil en- grpUelaitt bit
icnot abiuIut 'rit pr, Rot tam! Ell BOD Der
iprtGucr alt ON SmampsRrut on oeuS p;os
uuocri,gc NeIbrcoelier. 5frtu I'll 7r. 9tl'
mer & Go. Gmgbamtou. u. y. % fCriHm
lille al uTuue, at Tc lGite ON Dct'e gene,gic
Stlbuo / Tecprlbs 8oiten.
SulS r. aurreoc er oucrteriit ON. at
Swamp'Rrol er hUGo Ie tehBuer, pa tan
9e tigbe ben rc9ulGrc 80 Gents o. en- Col.
lor Stprrslic al SLATER l Apothetct bppr.
NIB m. Ecunu iuQeu EcltiaQelie. men buit
NoUnet Slu0mps Rpot, r Silmer's SWdmp'
Moot. o. aoresieR, 8lnabGmtou, ". y, paa
huer Slaite.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

'5sbieI5bdesboo- er N msget inisresfdnt
Itben 300. GiI nGitcR boer eReite Tag / aaret
timber bt SsoieIsodQeH 90 TeofeLBddret for en-
ener TO rdonatetne mlRub ca en- Gel i~aa6unue
aoinber fra RIore % NV. Iib. Te ~uooalGte
aiRrHe'broa. NET AZ norre % bduFe Iigietc,
TOM meobsIe5 til beer Tag, or en- rem Cub.
crude for BisbonrsorS 90 fuubs Sittiabsber.
>. Often. 81. stnSanr. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
De frantic aluiterifoler.

Dc frantic Sluitcrifoler. - Soneu
imoO De f~atolife aongregationer bleo
i Sorsbags erpeberet al bet frantic
Geputeretfammer, ioet ale auisgnin.
ger ON Autoriiation bleu a~iilaaet
iummariif. Zen GnrtbuItife Wtunfe.
orbeu fiGmpeoe tappert ior lin 9iagt;
oct err ben rigcIte Sroen' SraHfrige,
% De iorlanste at bIi bebanblet iom
eu 8lasie iorifielig fra De eurige Or
Gcner. abbe0 Scmirer par tilIteSe !:
Geputeretfomret % talte Runfenes
Sag, men oct biaip iutct. 6sritemi'
niiier Gombes erflGreGe. at Gartbu'
iersMunfene lepeoc unoer oct jamnle
Hcgime iom Sc sprige Sroener. o.
Oerfor MATTE De ogiaa bebauoLeS paa
iamme Raabe. &c firuSe life begitn'
itigeS, ioroi ON &c par rige. 3nI
lutte0e meb at beifploe Dem icr at ha'
be orepet ATTN EropaaauSa imoo Sc.
pubIifeu. anmret beilutteoe berpaa
meo 33S moo 23t at benirsse men
8ebanolina &C inefomne 9noragens
Ger en- au%totiiaiion SaaiHart Sette
llGiaIo bIep befienot. unoerffrep Den
cartbmtite GrSens SuerboueS en-
aunbifriueIie, boori ban iormaner
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31

aoleraen, iom itoen / Siorbsit iffe
bor optraaot / Balpitina, bar MI after
begpn0t at berie 0amaiti,s, og ben
tpIfe aronprins % bans 9ror, iom
for Siben er poa Reiie / @gppten,
bar opgipet i'm paatpnfte Cur til Bet
heQiae 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-31
Oct ipanife Irmebnbgct.

ct 8abinetmsoe hos Den iponife aonac
/ SorsoasS bIep armebuogettet faitD
lat til $50, 6OO,O 600. armeens effef.
tipe Stprte i &rte, er al arigsmini.
iteren int iii 100000 Manb. RotiO.
naIforiamlingen er M opIsit % npe
9alg llbifreoet til april og Otai.