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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
The Deadly Automobile.

Paris (By Cable).-A fatal automo-
bile accident occurred at Barbe, near
Bordeaux. A car conducted by an
American, whose name was given as
Martin, said to be hotel man in New
York city, and who was accompanied
by party OF guests. became derangcd
and the vehicle dashed into a ditch.
One OF the occupants, NJ. Cuivilier,
had his back broken and was killed
outright Martin had shoulder i'll
jured, but the two other occupants OF
the car escaped uninjured Martin has
been identified as the proprietor of the
Hotel Martin, New York.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Rejected Suitor's Crime.

Lynchburg, o. (SpeciaD Samuel
Sharper shot and seriously injured Miss
Cleo Woodrow while she was being es-
corted home from party by Mr..
Mitchell. Miss Woodrow had repeated
ly refused Shaper's attentions. and he
had threatened her. Recently he threw
stones at her escort. when both narrowly
escaped injury. After the shooting Sha-
per fled to the woods, and a posse with
bloodhounds spent the night hunting
him. Saturday the posse found his
body in the woods. He killed himself
with the same weapon. 1t is thought
Miss Woodrow will recover.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Killed Woman He Loved.

Mexico, Mo. (SneciaD.-W. A. Rey-
nolds, "a years old, shot and killed his
sweetheart, Miss Ruby Kenneth, 1o
years old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. J.. Kennett, in the east end OF this
county, and then committed suicide.
Reynolds is supposed to have been
jealous OF Miss Kennett because she
went to a circus in company with AL
fred Lehnen Reynolds was from Kane,
ILL.,. and had worked for Mr.. kennett
until few months ago.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Wreck ON the Frisco.

Joplin, Mo. (SpeciaD DIN a wreck
on the Frisco. one mile south of Bax-
ter Springs. Kan. twelve persons were
injured, two fatally. a local passenger
train ran into a freight train standing
on the main track. The fatally injured
are an unknown colorcd woman and all
invalid white woman who we're travel
ing with two small children
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Lynching of David WYATT.

St. Louis (Spccial). The lynching OF
David Wyatt, the negro school-teachcr
at Bellevillc, ILL.,, June 6, claimed spc-
cial attention in the charge OF Circuit
Judge Burroughs to the St Clair coun-
ty grand jury. Judge Burroughs de-
clared that the crime was unfortunate
and i'll advised and he urged that the
almost endeavor be made tc> discover,
indict and convict those who were
.tuilty of the crime. He waNQed the
S that their business interests
not be allowed to interfere with
ssas grand jurors.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Bank Officers Convicted.

New York (SpcciaD John w. New
bury, president, and Rudolph Newman,
cashier, of the Mercantile Cooperative
Bank, of Red Bank. N. J., charged with
causing the wreck OF the concern. were
pronounced guilty by the jury. Angus
1us d. Patterson. an officer i'll the bank.
was acquitted. The jury was out one
hour and a quarter. The convicted Off
Gals will be arraigned for sentence next
Monday afternoon. The maximum pen
atty is seven years Imprisonment.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Anger Penetra:cs Neck.

Hanover, Pa. (SpeciaD.-Jolm M.
Scholl, 90 years OF age, a wellknowln
farmer of Adams county. met horrible
death by having post augcr pass
his neck. The unfortunate man
was operating horsepower post-boring
when his sleeve was caught by
the gearing and he was drawn under the
augcr, which entered his back. causing
instant death
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Death Roll Put at 6S,030.

Sofa (By Cable The Macedonian
memorandum which will be presented
20 the representatives OF the Powers
as gives detailed information of villages
destroyed and the massacre of their
inhabitants. 1t declares that $4,000
men, women and children have been
slaughtered and I2o villages burned
In the list OF villages given only two
are in the vilayet OF Adrianoplc. The
Others are principally in Monastir
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Foreign.

Rumors OF the approaching resigna-
ton OF Mr.. Richie, chancellor of the
British Exchequcr, are said to be we'll
founded. At meeting of the Cabi-
net the predicted division over Cham
bcrlain's fiscal proposals occurred and
a partial reorganization OF the minis
try is probable.
An orthodox archpricst. Vassilov,
was stabbed to death i'll the streets of
AleXandropol, Transcaucasia, and the
murder is reported to have been one
OF series of assassinations committed
by the Armenian Malta.
Mrs. Alice Gordon Gulick. the pres
ident of the International Institute for
Girls. i'll Spain. died in London. She
was well known in educational and
church circles i'll many cities OF the
United States.
The revolutionary leaders have now
decided to adopt guerilla tactics in
Eastern Macedonia, thereby hoping to
exhaust the Turks. The Turkish forces
in Eastern Macedonia arc estimated at
1900.
1t is understood that the powers will
take no action to avert war i'll the Bal
kans until after the conference between
iiN VIA sthN l>iilpSlol JOSSDII
the latter part of this month
Another Scrvian military plot has
been discovered and several officers ar
rested
Seven persons were killed and Fl
wounded i'll 4 fight between several
thousand .Armenians and police and
troops at an Armenian church near
I.lizabethpol. Russian Transcaucasia.
Negotiations between representatives
OF the large steel works in Germany,
Belgium and France for the formation
OF European steel trust are progress
ing favorably.
Turkish official circles are exercised
over the action OF the Greek Premier
i'll protesting to the powers against
the atrocities perpetratcd by the Turks.
Russia has requested permission of
China to postpone the evacuation OF the
frontier provinces of Manchuria for
several months after October 8.
One French warship will be sent to
Turkish waters without waiting for
the other ships of the French Squad
ron TO get in readiness.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Is The National Anthem.
Shaw Selects Banks.

Secretary Shaw designated about
fifty national banks in various parts Of
the country as repositories of public
funds. and ordered about $4,ooo,ooo de-
posted with them.
Very little OF this money went to
banks in the large cities. the money
going chiefly into the agricultural sec
tons and the Southwest.
The banks selected cover the coun-
try from Maine to the Pacific coast,
Maine and Florida each getting rela-
lively a good share.
Most OF the distribution was in the
cotton and grain growing districts.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
No Limit on Boats Work.

Secretary Cortelyou said that his at
tcntion had been called to statement
that rule had been adopted by the
Department OF Commerce and Labor
providing that the boats working in
llarbors and ports should not be navi-
gated more than IL hours continuous
ly out of every "a.
He said that someone had evidently
been msiniormed. as no such rule had
been adopted or considered. and that
there was no restriction whatever upon
the number of hours a steamer should
be navigated provided she had sui
fcient crew to insure safety at all
times.
In The Departments.
Admiral Cotton has cabled the Navy
Department that the new Turkish gov
ernor general at Beirut has removed
the chief of police, that Beirut is quiet
and confidence i'll the government has
been restored.
Charles ]. Bonaparte. of Baltimore,
has been appointed to make an inves-
tigation OF the alleged irregularities OF
government officials i'll the Indian Ter
ritory.
The officers and crew OF the battle
ship Massachusetts were exonerated
from all blame for the grounding OF
the vessel on Egg Rock Shoal.
The United States district attorney
at Pittsburg will defend the sentry Of
the Ninth Infantry who shot and kill
ed William Fl. Crowley.
Plans for the forthcoming mancuvers
at Fort Riley. Kansas, were announced
at the War Department.
A subpoena has been served on Post
master General Payne to compel his at
tendance in Brooklyn at the hearing
OF Beavers.
The Fourth Field Battery, United
States Army. is making march from
Washington to Antietam.
The State Department has received
from NJ. Beaupre cablcgram summar-
izing the conditions proposed by a
committee for the construction and
lease of the Panama Canal.
The Postoliice Department was adj
vsed OF the arrest OF John r. Jones,
late postmaster at Theo, Ga, on the
charge OF making false postoffice re-
turns.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-09-19
Extra Session to Meet in November.

After mature consideration and con-
sultation in person and by mail with
members OF both the Senate and the
House of Representatives President
Roosevelt has abandoned the sugges-
ton that Congress be called into ex-
traordinary session in October. The
extraordinary session, which he an
nounced many months ago would be
held this fall will be called, according
to present plans, to meet on November
9, which was the date tentatively fixed
some time ago. 1t is not expected that
the formal call for the session will be
issued until after the President shall
have returned to Washington.
Notwithstanding the fact that sug-
gestion of an October session of Con-
gress came from prominent senator's
who warmly advocated its adoption,
the proposition was not received with
favor by members of Congress gener-
ally. The idea of session in Octo-
Der was opposed particularly because
it would obligc senator's and represent
tatives to leave their States and dis
tricts in the midst of campaign which,
to many of them and to their party,
was of vital Importance.
No definite agreement yet has been
reached as to the character of the f.
nancial legislation which may be enact
ed at the approaching session OF Con-
grcss. Indeed, it is not certain that an
agreement can be reached between the
two branches of Congress whereby
any special legislation can be enacted.
1t may be that solution of the prob
lem. which is alike complex and per-
picking. will be reached before the con-
vention of the extraordinary session,
but even that is by no means assured
Is The National Anthem.
The Navy Department has issued an
order declaring THE Star-Spangle
Banner" the national anthem, and di,
recting that whenever that composition
| is played all officers and men shall
stand at attention, unless they are en-
gagged in duty that will not permit them
to do so. 1t is required that the same
respect shall be observed toward the
national air of any other country when
played i'll the presence of official rep
resentatives OF such country.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Shahens Parem.

Sra 1eberan mebbeles, at Sbaben a
8eriien bar giennemfprt en- %eienopmme'
Zig &eiurm. San bar nemlis rebncerei
fit Sarem sanife betpoelist.
8a Sbaben beites Grpnen efter fin
5aber, beitpo Saremet at 100 Sooner
% 200 Born. Sele benne Serlisbeo ar.
uebe Sbaben eiter Saoeren. Wten efte,
ben nu ioretngne 8eouftipn bar Sbaber
FUN" go 8Oner pg 80 8srn / fl
Sarem.
9enne HeOuftion at Sarmeet bliper
Gerlien life aIene betragtet lom ct BE.
bis paa 9 pariommeli9beb hos Sbaben,
men osiaa iOm ct Seuis paa Mpb oe
Gnersi Os regnes neitea for Ell Seltes
oaab! Snsen anoen Sbab bar tioli'
sere pppet bette Experiment.
Der er bog benz i Yeriien ium ME.
rer,at Sbaben life bar iuretaset &ebuts
tiones af Saremet alene al Sparipmmes
li9bebs beniDn. Be mener, at bet esents
Zig ct fDrbi Sbaben uilpe "renle uo" /
Saremet for oerpso at iaa Blabs til
pn9re % imutfere Sooner.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Snrpriie.

Sungforeningcn "2uren" bar i o.
20 Mar eller IGngere, ben bar critic.
ret, operraifet mango meo i'm Iiuli1e
Gang. men / SirsOa8a blcU Den lelO
operraItet % ouerliItet. Som tioIi'
gere berettet, broberebe Seitrene 6je!'
De / WinnenpoIiS iioite CONNER Ell
batter SiIfefnne 10" Sangforeningen,
men "2uren"s apinber, iom bar mere
8reie pao. bpor Iioet foreneIigc Stoo
% ellie egentIig er, emo NGn0enr,
lugoe line &opebcr ionmen, % llofai'
Set bar, at sc ~iorifaffeoe ct beniigts.
mGsiigt Sfab for StIfefoner. "a Sc
nGbnte aftcn brogtc Sfabet op / 90.
faIet, glHoeoe San9erbrporcne Jig
iom Smongutter run0t SuIetrG.t.
Mrs. 8. @. SoIm preientereSe Ga.
pen / peue ~pnSienbe OrbIog, % 6ors
eningeus ErGIibent mootog Ben paa
"2uren"S 8egne. Gereiter opffeoes
@orbet. % man bapbe set rigtig bpa.
geIigt ct Bar Simers Sib.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
De norife Siiferier.

ariitiania, 12te Dec. 1902. 9 o +.
iilbfiifet bar i ugen, JONI enOte
Cite December, p9ret altagenoe pg
lmaat paa belle StrGfningen ira Sna.
bauet til opimoo Stat, iaa Den itore
6iiferflaaOe fun ialt bar lomlet ca.
1900 MQal, bporpeb Selonens 80.
taltpantum er iteget til $1,000 Waal
meO @lenueminitspris SIR. 1880 moo
11,150 Mtaal til SIR. 21,50 THOR. vi
Siloen regnes ca. $4,000 Waal ialtet
90 ALSO iiet. meoens &eiten er gaaet
til Sienmeforbrua. Briierne paa BEN
ierite SilO bar melt beu9get Jig mel.
lem ar. 1900 og Ser. 1900 pr. Naal,
meo en- liben Stigntng oeo llgens
@nbe. Zen Ace December regneoe
man, at ser par ca. $40 Seilfartsier
o9 goaOe % so GampbaaOe iom Oreo
StoriiloiiIfet meo 0riugarn, og at Der
bar 81 Hisbere paa 2anb iamt 154
aisbeflrteier forfeit / 8iItriftets SAP.
ne. WeOregnet Irbeioere og ANDRE /
Siifet itcrft interesiereoe maa man
bel reone ca. 10000 Wenneifer engas
geret mpO StoriilOen.
&peitefiifet bar I1aaet goot
til pao @onferne uOior &oms0aI8fp'
item / Sc icnere Tiger, naar Geiret fife
bar binOret, men De lopenbe lloIigter
for at opnaa itsrre S%ortieneite peO
SiloefiifCt bragte Be fleite 9ampbaaoe
til at lutte % gaa oner til Silben,
Meo Sen ii0ite nses fnappe S~iIoeiang.
tier, er mango igien per,bt tilbage til
apeiPTifet, iom peb iiOite 9eretning
bcrom Orioes al II Sampbaaoe -
MOB fun 1 Ben ltge Ser par mino't al
Dem - % Saneiten uariereoe for oisie
melIem 2O0o og 10000 ag. apeite.
mango al Dem BOG poer 10000. Sto'
Ite Eri& por 80 Gre moo SO Ore pr.
Sig. ll0cn fsr.
6eoiiIbfiffet er poerit imaat
og fun ira giusn Ssnbre Srono'
biem o. ira Sperber9 / gtorblanb er
ser onmcl0t en- minbre Siloirfning,
bporpeN 1oantummet al 6ebitlo er
Itceet til $4,000 fiifepaffebe TenSer
oa al 2 maaiiIb til $4,000 a co.
900. Get upt tiIfomne er omtrent
uoeltffenNe al be anerminOite Weerfer
% &riicn i,Gnerberg bar finn meaen'
SIR. 900 oaFar. 400 pr. @aal.
g. S~maailSfiife peS 8ra9ers
bporom Ser ar fomren ierSeles lopen'
Sc @~eretnineer babe ON Wpn9Se oa
6iifernc& aobe Sortiencite inoifrPnfer
ia citcr Tiffcriinipeftsr Suoies Be
refining til ct SargItfpantlim Of T5
IuoI al StsrreIie 1900 ct. / 0toa'
LET, ser er iiet til grport til Eri'er
ira ar. 1900 % opooer. Sa 6iifer'
ne furncntIia life netup er .talri9e fan
sen cnfeltcs S~ortieneite iaaIeSeS uHre
RET bra.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
8risslp Bear So.

S "8rl55lD Bear" gaor oct ogiaa
raft fremao. Sen l9ngite Sunuel
er nu 125 500 inoe / Sieloet, og Or.
beioet fortiGttes uafbrubt. @rtIen
blioer mere ~rigbolbig efterbpert.
300 Buno at benne @rts blep nplig
d%nalpieret | Seattle og CAB $t2.61
| @ilb pr. Con. If bette 9elsb par
$500 free milling" og $4.6t "con.
centrates". Ser er iaaleoes life
rtngeite Spil ON &ompaniets Srcm.
ttb. aIt, iom tr9nges, err BET neos
penoige Raiftnert. Ser bsr BET i6lt-
fonmes, at grtien / "Someitofc".
Winen / Spb 9afota, iom err en- al
Serbens melt probuftipe @iner, al.
Der / @iennemInit minbre enc $500
pr. Con. Com iagt, BET er Moifi.
neri iom tr9ngeS, og iaa mart iont
Seienc tt1aber set nGIte Snar, iii
en- "Stnmp.0fia" opfsreS. 6or at
opffe llbgtftcrne neb Spfbrelien al
benne "Stamp.Win" og for at oribe
arbeibet eienncm ginteren, tiIbp-
oes enbnu "Stof" for s Gents pr.
"Sbore". StprItc 9elen at Bette
9eIeb, iont trGnges, er bog tiIpeie.
brogt o1ereoe peo SoIg al "Stof",
oq Ser otl life blioe iolgt mere
"Stod" for s Gents emo netop nof
til at flare l1oQifterne pe6 Irbeioet
o9 til at mifaffe benne "Stnmps
Win".
Sil Slutning ian bemGrfes, at
ttlitrpffeIig Soripning al 6eoeoorer
og Materiale er anifaffet til Sort.
ipttelie al arbeibet Qiernem 8tnte'
rem, ioo tngen S%tonb8ninq bill fins
Sc Steb. gt set life bill bIioe inGrt
lpnge, at "Stod" fan fisbes for De
MI aieIbenoe biQige 8riier, er al.
oeles iiffert. 9etolinu al "Stod"
fan ife / maanebIige 4fbrag. 8ette
gielbcr for ale 4ompaniers Geos
fommenbe. Der er life Longer nogen
ltpigbeb meb Senipn til De Der aoer-
terebe 8ompanier; Irbeioet er fire.
oct iaa langt frem, at Der er funbet
grts, Tom BET uben Spil bill Ienne
iig at orbeibe, ielp ON Der life ftn'
bes mere rtgbolbig Grts, emo oct,
iom auerebe er funbet. 2Gg N9rfe
til, at Sobebgonqen enbnt fife er
naaet / nogen at Wtnerne.
Srtl6ItGnOig unoerretnin9 ON
bpert iipr al oisie aompanier fan
erboGbes oeb at tilIfribe 81. 8. &et-
Ian, arca6e Building, Seattle,
@o7bington. Wan fan o9Iaa hen'
nen6e Jig til Sui. S. SopperItoo,
9ecorab, Sotpu.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Denliee ORC.

Reb Oct iaunme ieg i~nbienbcr min Sors
nnelIe for SIaoct, oil ieg ii9e min Res
ming ON Soften. Seq bar M boIot
Den toIo Har, % efter min Meuing CT
bet iaa 8oot ct @Iao, iom no9eu funoe
cnItc Jig, o8 icg oil nnbefaIe bet til bpiIs
tenIombclit; men bn ole Rorifc hcroms
firing boIoer Slupet, iaaptot ies oeb, er
lc8 life lau helolg at babe no9cu M abons
nent al ieuoe. 0aabcr llogiocreu unos
ltnlocr. Sco iamme AuIcOning bill icg
iige min bierteligite Cot for ale De pafre
&rptnicr, ION ic9 mootog ifior Seit. Oct
or bel Ho0et c~ueitacnbe at fdn Snftebreo
fsrit ct anr efterpoa - cfter at 8aners
ne or m%o6ta8et; men Ell @Iabuogiper bar
pei iagtcns ppIcuet iaa meaet ! line Sage.
at Oct nun CT ct SpergSmnal. bptlfet er
Oct ~rdreitc. Seq baaber tmiolertio, at
n9ian bette uuoitnIoe8. Set bar mcget
interc8iantc % Irrertqe @eacr; irrIig
rem BOG, hnori ltSgioeren Iaber os iaa
ct SnbbIit ! "0rcornb sHoIten"s separate
mcutcr. Nt ITIc, boorIcbe& set bar /
"&oItcn"S feritc Gage, boor hen MATTE
tiGmpc % to0e set imaot Ii9eiom en- Hns
bigger. % bpiItcu llobrcOeIIe % 6orz
fremmcIic Der cr bIcpct ocn til ~cl, Set
er nritcn oiounocrIi9t.
O. 3. Stien&bp.
@bitc Rocf. z. Gnt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Ghoralp Rlapeneis.

Senne b~efienote 6orfatter % Sour
naIiit fra Sanbefiorb, Horse, er for
Stben / S~ulebeisg hos lin Setter
Er. 6. alaoeneis her ! Spen. San
er fommen beroper for at itloere anle-
r~ifonife 5orboloe % % iprIig for at
lpre tine 2anosmnnbs 2iu og Silfaar
berllbe / Seiten at fienoe. Get er it
Sorfattcritipenoium Sr. 8lapeneis oil
nnpenoe pan oenne Waaoe. Set Ifai
pGre fsrite Gang. at en- norif Stipen.
biat letter &urie oenne Set, for at
npoe aoot al S%tort6in9ets Eooifisn.
nellie. 90 BET ifaI Sr. alopeneis pitt
life fao aariog til at on9re poa.
6or en- apiSmanb og 6orfotter, en-
Iolte0igter % poo iamme Eib en-
6remifribtsmono pno set politiife %
~iocioIe Smroabe bl,roe bel Set ,toflpt'
tebe Norge berubc i Sen me Serben
ppre en- bel ioo fruetbar Warf for
Stubium iom I. Or. Earis, Rom,
8ien o.i.o, boortil De fleite iaabanne
biNtiI 10 bar isst. 90 BET bar ST..
2~IaueneiS praftiift gie NOT til &.
in6ie.
Oct er ogioa at babe. at mar Sien
MI er brubt, ioa bill Sio ON anoea
flere al Mor Horses baobefulbe Ssr.
ner isIge GrempIet, naar oct giPlber
ON at npoe aobt al ct Stipenbium ii!
9eriQeIie al GunbIfober % l1boioelie
al 2ipSipn.
Sr. &Iapeneis boIot ct 5oreSros
Der / @pen ignaraites oper gnnei
"Sisrnion % Irbeiberbep9gelien"
Sorcoraset ~paabsrtes meo ippnbt Sp'
mGrfionbeb al Sc forboIospis foa I'll
b6rere. arn Stobe, at 2ofnIet life
bar fpIbt til SrrneieI. ut forisee, al
Iepere noset ltbbraa Of BET ppperIigt
6oreorog ifaI IeobeIereu life tno,
lace Jig paa, fun Ifal ltges, at naor
mon bsrer bette 9isruionforebraa
iaar ma itrar BET Snotrpf at Gale
rem er life iaa tibet al Ell Sisrnior
% tinise at ban er Ell pGrbis ReprG'
icntont for BET priare Sr%emifribtserc.
ment / bort fiGre Ssbelanb.
Set Ioocr til. al ban iaar SibSfor'
Srip gieunem Siutcreu, ibet Snbbp.
SeIicr itnSig pGf inblsber til BAN III
nGr og iiGrr. DC iom snifcr ban;
Seiea. Dor berior bore noe itioc
Sans ISreSie er: 9rootiuaS. 2. :
8. 3. Snepe.
9rocfings, 2. Z, 29be Sec. 1902
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Sra 3ibscluag.

Eroos bet uiGopanlig barIfe Sule.
ueir, Der inotraf taar, maatte Dog iSor.
GIOre 90 9ern % Seifenoe ianIes ON
Siemmets SuletrP, SuleborO, SuIega.
per og S~uIebp88e, % SlGgt % &er.
ner MATTE ices % bilieS ogiaa Der.
runOt ioaoiot muligt. GEL, boor iaa.
bant fer friitiemmeli9t.
Sffe alene &c hinge, Der ieger
ben I'll GoQeget % an0re SfoIer / De.
corab, men ogiaa Sc, ser itlI0erer Ipn.
gere borte, ioaiom Qtls Clara Min
gnen al 9. Z. seminary t 9te0 8ing.
Stu0. Casper Aatcr al Statauniper.
i|itetet i Mlnneioto, % StuO. :. Hue
al Horo Springs seminary, bar %.
iaa iaar bol0t Sul % Notoar berbicm.
me, % StcDQrt Aga ira NortbiieI0 life
at gIenme.
9cnrp $. NIbcrtion er after
biemn1c citer Ell &ur til .. Dat.
DIR. % Qtr5. ". Rin9oen baDOe
i6Ion0t line ,>u~leQipiter ooioa Spiaer.
iernen, ASpofat &. 8, 8ue ira Noro
Springs.
6vprmarue inrao ;SlIetrrcr Opr
i Senne IlD hor opgpIt Nus % S>ntte
oaioa ruu0t a. her, fon nj life uootoop
os at oprcon,. men Be / itsrrr iom
for 4lnenbe0cn bIco imuffet Ga trnbt
nlao ri fao 2oo II nrors: Bore omeri.
fonIfe 8enncr tlo0e Hlres ,uJetrp /
lin Qlrfe q ie!pc ,1,lsoftfn mems
9nens SfoIe hopSe hoDt lit p20 1fo.
lens Slutnina noaIc Zloc ipr. ion
fom ben forpre0e 4irfcs % smohr.
foLf me0 hper 1T. Sc ipr7trrpnte ! lin
airfe / Ppen lite Ioo5 I;tcn "a oc
iibte 26en Caos 9ften i lincoln airfp
Spem Ser hop0e BET imuffc5tc Irp, %
boor BET 0it hp99e.lalt I'll, o}rpao oiI
le9 ioore: ALe 3o0oe De oatre &lic'
trPer, o8 Der bIe0 toIt % 'lttact oeO
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Waenetiife Sonomener.

Sfslge en- Snbberetning fro Del
nor f.ioenife 8eneralfoniuIat / Hio be
Sareiro bar man ogiaa pau ben braii'
Iianife apit peo Brnia Dc gpiranga |
Staten gspirito Santo en- Strrtning
meo magnetic Sano, iom antages al
5ape ppret aariag til De forifieaige
Sfibbruo peo Snbpirfning paa aom'
poierne.
Sanoen er pes ct / september ino-
trlfet Sfibbrub blepen nGrmere IN.
berisgt % bier Jig at beitaa al apartS,
Nagnetiern og Sitnniern. Zen bar
en- glinIcnbe iort Sarue, er iterft mag
netiif og %forefommer / itor llbItrpf'
ming Iangs apiten peo 8rain De Opt.
rnttga / en- 2pngoe al 70 eng. Mil.
goa De braitIianife apitoampIfibe.
iom pasierer meget npr benne 8pIt.
itrpfning, er Spnomenet bel fienbt %
fan iagttages al enboer. Sarten en-
Notten Lungs apiten err herfor meget
forIig, boorfor @eneralfonil1latct bar
piaet inbberette Sasen i Sfibsfartens
Snteresie
Ger meooeles tiai9e, at Ser / Sen
magnetic Sonb osiao forefommer
life ibetpoelige Ipneber Sborit, for
oct mcite iom ct unberIte Bag, bpiIfet
UNDER Iapnet "8uI Sanb fra 8rooo"
bar fact o6ifiaig efonomiIf 9etpb'
ming for De paagipIbenbe apititraf.
ninger.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Luther College.

Luther" is our Alma Mater.
And her boys are we.
Not the glorics that await her,
But her love we see.
Fondly she has reared an bless'd US,
Watched with tender care,
II: Guided, nourishcd and carcss'd us
With a kindnes rare. ):
She has taught us not to glory
In an empty name;
Taught us rather the true story
Offs lasting fame:
Live to Him, Who lives forever,
Walk the straight gate trough,
Banter worth for bauble, never,
This my boys must do!
INCREASINGLY we owe her
Loyal heart and true,
And some day we hope to show her
That we mean it, too.
Scores of Lutherboys are bringing
Laurels home today,
>: And a thousand more are singing:
May she live alway!:,:
Cheer her, boys, in song and story,
Cheer her noble name.
When to her You render glory
Yours is half the fame. .
Turn once more and look upon her,
There upon the hill! -
Years have past. but we must honor
Luther College still
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-02
Sfarpc Sfuoint, Sricrbrcp.

st mprfeIigt 6rierbrep fit en- ga.
ne | england Tor nogcu Sio iioen.
Sum he0er Minnie CofIep % bop6e op.
nooet 0}citerifobct ! Starpitpbuing
On Tag itieO bun iom ipoOanlis til
Mocta. oa en- Iremmc0 Nan0 fom
'orbi, San itanieoe en- Stuno % iaa
poo Den unBe Games StuocepcIicr, -
loo 8reb ban 9IuOieli8 ct 8cpGr o.
ottiso Il SfuO iao DC poo Sfiueu
oonncoc ie,8en0e Srn: "Sil &c bl:
min SuItru?" Ten f~uinoeIiQe
Sfntte ioorcOe mco at ifpoe i sfiucn
~rel9enoe Gr0: "NaturIigui& uiI lea
life"