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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-30
Mr.. A. C. Jensen
Writes From Denmark.


Mr.. A. c Jensen who with his wife is
visiting his old home in Denmark,
writes THE RECORD the following inter-
esting letter:
Hjarring, Denmark. Europe,
June 8, 1904.
EDITOR RECORD After visiting the
Worlds Fair for nine days and seeing
great deal of that, we arrived in New
York Nay 18th and oailed on the steam
er Celtic" White Star line, the same
day at 4 O'Clock p. m, and arrived in
Liverpool, England, May %, at 2 O'Clock
a. m. The ship WAS large one, it was
100 feet long and 10000 tons. The
weather was moderate and the sea was
smooth all the way. Leaving Liver
pool over rail for "Harwick'' and see
ing England in the spring Of the year.
was like seeing Canon City gardens and
its orchards in full bloom. The earth
was covered with grass from shore to
shore. Leaving ''Harwick" May % at
10 O'Clock m. over the north sea TO
Esbjery, Denmark The trip over the
north sea was fine. "Esbjery" is new
seaport town having been built within
the last fifteen years and now is great
commercial center; leaving Esbjery
over rail for 'Hiarring," having an op-
portunity to see the beautiful farms of
Denmark where the cows are grazing
which make the good Danish butter.
Arrived at my home May 2Sth at
O'Clock p. M. it was then the glad hour
to see the old home after twenty five
years absence. the mother still there
but the father had died two years ago.
We visited the light house June End.
We went up in every room and out on
the open space and looked on the ocean.
1t was very rough, the wind blowing
and a thick fog came up before we left,
So We saw the machinery put in motion
and heard the deafening signal. Ny
mother went with US and up to the top
too. so you see she is well and strong
at "A years of age. We went to Hiar-
ring last week to take in the national
holiday of Denmark, it is like our ith
OF July. only it commentaries some
thing else. So We have had our 4th of
July one month sooner than usual.
There were fire works and the band
played at intervals all day. The speak
ing at the park was to a large assem-
blage in the open air. We will proba-
bly, leave Denmark about the first of
July for England to visit our relations
there We remain.
Yours truly,
Anders c. Jensen and Wife.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-30

She was even offered q nomination to
the legislature, but declined. She 10
thoroughly q womanly woman, and
though energetic is quite small, quiet
and almost demure.
Her story of the development Of =
young vife's soul during maternity was
out any idea of publication. Those who
read it found it so beautiful in its ex.
preston of the Joys, aspirations, hopes
and fears in an expectant mothers
heart that they finally persuaded her
to let it be put in print.
BridweII handles bargains oaly ia
Real Estate, s-s.i
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-30
Il Home For You
$25 Only, per Month

A fine new frame house OF six rooms
and bathroom, just finished by the
earPenres, blinds, range, electric
lights and all conveniences, only five
blocks rom the Post Office.
We will sell you this for 5000.
and al you need to do is to pay Us
S1so cash and the balance you can
pay at the rate OF SaS per month till
paid for with interest At 8 per cent.
We have two other houses cossins
s.. 800 and s., 300 for sale on equal
ly easy terms. Come and see .
about them.
We have money to loan At N
rimes on any good security.
We write insurance OF al kinds and
do general Real Es,se business bat
are mailing special effort jus now to
Pash cry properly and truir lands.
DeWeese e. TusnbuA
Ss3 NAiH S.TRRET
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-30

here = couple of days the fret OF the
week for a visit with her brothers, A
II. and Alfred. while on her way tc
Helena. Montana. Miss Seely, who re
Gently graduated as . trained nurse
from st. Joseph's hospital at Denver
will take charge Of St. Johns hospita
at Helena.
Mrs. A. g. Miller, Who has been Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs W. W
Rice, on Prospect avenue, south Canon
left last Friday on her return trip te
her home in Dewey, Arizona.
w. A. Watson, Jr., and Hall Morri.
son are expected to return home thi,
week from an eastern trip which in
cluded Chicago. St. Louis and othe,
points of interest.
Mrs. Flora Dodd, OF the South Canon
public schools, returned home last Sat
urday after q pleasant visit to eastern
points. including st. Louis and the
Worlds Fair.
Fred Pennington, delivery clerk al
the postoffice, returned home last Sun
cay from Denver where he was visitor
the greater part of the previous week
Mrs. Moddy, mother of Mrs. A. II
Seely, who has been visiting in Sail
Lake City for the last four or fiv,
months, returned to Canon yesterday
Msssrs. Perrin and Rieman, Mise,
Jessie and Cora Peabody and Mrs. A
@. Dickinson went to the top OF the
Royal Gorge Saturday on a picnic.
Alderman A. II. Davis went to Grip,
pie Greek last Monday on bushes.
connected with some mining enter
prises in which he is engaged.
Mrs. W. A. Chapson and family drove
over to Colorado Springs last Monday
where they are visiting relatives. They
will return home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hunt OF Cripple
Greek spent last Sunday in this city
enjoying the delightful weather, flower,
and green trees.
j. F. Mari visited his family who ar,
spending . few weeks at the Cand
ranch near Westclitfs the first OF tn,
week
Rev. ]. 7. Thomas, pastor OF tn,
First Presbyterian church was callet
to Rocky Ford on business Last Mon
day.
Miss Carrie Cassedy has gone tt
Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvanin, where sh,
will spend the summer with relatives
Miss Matte James left last Saturtia!
for visit Of several weeks duration
with relatives and friends in Pueblo.
General Maupin was in Leadvill,
several days last week on business con
nected with the legal profession,
Mrs. David L. Winters, of Chicago, /,
spending few days in Canon City a
the guest Of Mrs. A. II. White.
---A----
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-30

Mr.. snd Mrs w. B. Deems will leave
NEXT Sunday for q months visit with
relatives at Abb IN, Illinois. They will
halt at ST. Louis for a view of the
Worlds Fair before returning to Colo
redo.
Harold Coulter and Bernie Craig lef,
yesterday for visit to the World q
Fair a, St Louis. The latter will visit
friends in Clinton, Missouri, and at Al
bion, Illinois, before his return to
Canon.
Mas E. Agnes Wood. librarian OF the
Public Library, left last Tuesday for a
months visit to her former home II
Winona, Minnesota. During her ab-
sepce Miss Miller will ofiiciate ~
librarian
Alex s Phipps has been elected clerk
of Canon City Camp, Modern Wood
men of America, as the successor of W.
T. Curry, who resigned = few weeks
ago in view of his prospective depar-
ture for Denver
q L. Strawmau and Lester II. Hall
left last Saturday night FOR a couple Of
weeks fishing and camping in the Tam
ache and Gunnison. They were equipp-
ed with all essentials for a good time
and a successful trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Plumbertou of
Topeka, Kansas, arrived here the first
of the week for visit with Canon City
friends. They accompanied Mrs. II.
f. Smith and daughter, Ruth, on a
fishing trip to the Gunnison country a
few days ago.
The Assembly" gave a dance in
Annex hall Wednesday evening of last
week. There were only twelve couples
present, but every body seemed to enjoy
the occasion immensely. Mrs. J. H.
Peabody and Mrs. A. @. Dickinson act
ed as chaperones.
Messrs Lyman and David Robson
and :he formers neice, who is spend
ing the summer here. left last Tuesday
on fishing trip to Almont, in Gunni-
son county, where they will attempt to
lure the willy trout from his retreat by
means of the artificial fly
Jas. G. Mege.th, brother of Mrs,
Augustus Macon. who has been So
journing here for couple of months
on account of his health, left las,
Saturday for his home in the East, He
will halt in Omaha, Nebraska, for q
short visit after which he will proceed
to his destination in Virginia.
Mr.. Nackin and Mrs. Patrick of Clay
Center, Nebraska, were in town last
week, the guests of DR., and Mrs
Twitcheil and other friends. Mr.,
Mackin 10 the father of Miss Nsckiu, a,
one time instructor of music in the
Canon City schools. Mr.. Mackin and
Mrs. Patrick made a trip through the
Royal Gorge while here and greatly
admired the magnificent scenery which
Il revealed.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-30

or so we'll calculated to attract pro-
gressive thinkers as at present. One
striking feature of interest is the new
department. "In the Mirror Of the
Present." where Mr.. Flower discusses
briefly the leading events and happen
ings of importance throughout the
world.
The hot weather brings the subject
of cooling drinks to the fore, but alas.
very few people know anything about
their action or effect on the human
system. For that reason DR.. Rusby s
discussion of nonalcoholic beverages in
the July issue of The Twentieth
Century Home is really valuable
contribution. All who indulge freely
in summer drinks should make the in
formation here recorded q part Of
themselves.
One of the leading features in the
July Cosmopolitan" is found in its
series, The Great Industries Of the
United States" this article treating Of
Cotton from its plant-life all the way
through the mills to the finished pro-
duct-elaborately illustrated with
twenty ty-eight photc-engravings. This
series in "The Cosmopolitan" should
be read by every schooiboy. 1t is an
easy means of getting q thorough
knowledge of the great industries Of
the country for both young and old.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-30

A striking and unique feature of the
July Women's Home Companion is .
double page showing how the Filipinos
celebrate the Fourth of July. 1t is As
amusing as it is interesting.
+ + r
America is probably unrivalled in
the extent and variety of so-,alled
popular es,rts." The charm of
these health-giving rest-places is sug-
ges,sd in series of beautiful pictures
that appear in the July number of The
Booklovers Magazine in . group en-
titled Mountain and Lake: Typical
Summer Fairgrounds of America"
= + =
The enthusiastic sportsman, the
naturalist. and the average man or
woman with taste for good reading
will all find much to delight them in
the July issue OF Sports Afield. Strik-
ing out into an untrodden trail, Floyd
D. Rsze in his humorous sketch, "A
Western Fourth of July Celebration, I"
makes us participators in his own keen
appreciation OF the characteristic
rivalry Of two prairie towns.
+ + +
The St. Louis Exposition manage
ment wisely determined to recognize
American boys by setting apart special
day for them at the Exposition. The
day selected is July 5th, and the pro-
gram and arrangements for the day
are in the hands of William G. Sprague,
editor OF the American Boy, of Detroit.
The progra m includes athletic contests
in the stadium between the boys of the
public schools, in which public school
teams are entered from Chicago, New
York and other cities, and opportunities
will be given for individual entries.
From 80 in the afternoon public eIer-
cises will be held in Festival Hall, the
central attraction OF the grounds. 1t is
expected that three thousand boys will
take part in a unique program, consist
ing OF orations. recitations, music etc
by talent ed boys from various parts OF
the country.
The Arena" for July appears in an
entirely new makeup, and contains
twice the amount of reading-matter
given in its monthly issue during recent
years. 1t is now one OF the very few
magazines in the English speaking
world printed on all rag paper and
sewed. The cover is printed in colors.
The frontispiece-a new portrait OF
Dan Beard, the eminent artist, Illus
traitor and authors printed in deep
sepia on India tint paper.
Under the new management the
Arena" has become one OF the most
artistic Of the world 8 great magazines
Of opinion. The content-mattsr shows
improvements quite as great as those
that mark the mechanical work. In
variety Of subjects and conspicuous
ability OF treatment the papers in the
July "Arsna" are sure to command the
Interested attention of the thosghtful
everywhere. While the editorial de-
partments have never been 90 strong
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1904-06-30
Magazine News.

A striking and unique feature of the
July Women's Home Companion is .
double page showing how the Filipinos
celebrate the Fourth of July. 1t is Al
amusing as it is interesting,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
IRA ganfielb, isis.

Barren or fomnten mco narrt SER
Der / oct norbIiae 8isconiin o9Iaa, % Ri
begpnSer at trnfe paa Sonmereu, naar
ben IipIi9e SGrbiel beebnber pad Sisen,
iom er eienoommeligt for oisie gber oeo
be itore SuSiiser, o8 iom gisr bet trioes
liet iamt tiuise bringe mere 2ip | Sors
r~etningerne. Set er gauIte bchcmt at
babe SorbinSelie meb andre Stebcr baas
De meS SampIfibslinie os Scrnbane.
gabfieIo Iisser inStil Gale Supcrior og
bar en- meget pen 9~eIissenbes. 2ige no
for 8beu bar Ri De bersmte apoiteleer.
Oct er IL tore Ger, iom a~ntageIig er
Nariag til bette 9apn. men Der er li9es
iaa mango imaa Ger. Senue roularls
title Observation-Disclosures o. bet gooe fiss
Iige alimat ON Sommeren, bibraser til,
at @abfeIo giGites at mango Srriiter.
bet ppboIper fig baaoe / Speu % uoe pad
gerne. Range fommer r~eselm9sii8
bper CONNER, ogiaa for Selbrcbcrs
StplS. Ser er en- SagmsIe i Sbeu %
TO SngmsDer itrar uoenfor, men bet,
Iom ipnes at bIipe BEN ni9tigite Suouitri
for Sbeu, or 6iiferi. Slere for bpert
aar ilaar inb oerpna. % DC aisr bet
sopt; iGrIis cr Oct BE Rorife. iom CT ipss
ieIiat bermeo. GaereSc Here bar fine
eane Sampbaaabe, iom be bruser til Sis
~iteriet. Speu bar Here fore SotcIIer, ug
fprIfieliec Stores; en- ny SibIiotbetbbgs
ming bIeb bb9get iiSite Ssit. gt bar us.
iaa Here airfer, IOoraf II er norifsIus
tberif. GoeIe al bort norife SoIt foris>
ger osiaa at rppSe Stoocn, oripe 6ars
ming o8 bpsse fig bps8eIisc Sicm. Gu
WGugoe Sioplaro er tilialgs ue9et BILE
Iigt, os oct 6ltrSe mart bIioe forauOret
til frugtbare Sarme. en- uGr SIRENS
tio bill moi mango benbtte Jig al BET goSe
.StoblauS, meb eoSe Sriier for Snrms
prooutterne i oisie Sper pcb GATE Sns
perior i Be ieuere sar bar iorreitcn
mango nebiat fig i oct rorSIi9e &isconiiu
babe / Sberne % paa Sanoet.
s. ). Sabum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29

be pnnitob. man tince nbIc COB Spcce
pna eanoet. Raa femme Steser bar
Sorben upfpInt al aIfaIi % @imibo, I.
gg. reo aegina, o. iaahan Soro pifoc
iHe barre roaen anIing. ON man drbeis
beoe Scroen aIorie ian eoot. Oct beSite
Strsg ! aanaca. ieg iaa for 6aruins.
bar | Ianitoba os norositre 2elen al
Hsfinibcia peb 9aneen6ure oe Gburhs
bridge % Dorftou % belle Stresrt RorS.
belt Serifra. IaH funoe tisbe SaiiS Der
for IS pr. Gcre. uemGrfet eoSt Soeoes
Lamb bpor @rsoen aIsris Hog fell. soSt
@ano operaIt % life Ianet til Siop. Set
er life mer cnh 900 a $50 SeiI fra 1ins
nepeg, mems Sanlen. Sastctoou %
apIesbnrs er pper 500 YiiI ira @irues
peg, % Sernbancrne tar SortRneiteu.
en- anben Sine er. at Strssct pee Saus
len os GhIesburs er uSiat for Ssrte
iomme War, ba Bet Iieger ! bet tsrrc
geIte, Ii9eiom peitrc 9afpta o. @ons
tann. % ba ilaar 8rsscn fell. Canada
or fort, iaa Bet bIir flor SorificI paa
alimatct, bpor man saar ben. Somes
iteaoIanSet peo gsinte aTbcrt or optas
get; man maa eaa 80 MiI fra Serub1s
uen for at finoe Someitsao. en- ueuIia
SiIien til "Scemab Soiten"s 9Giere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Sra @eit grairis, isis.

@i bar bnut en- uienbanlig toIo gius
ter, men life in9rt meseu enc, BOG iaa
nteget, at hi bapbe sobt SIeoeisre. auls
ben eif nco til 80 unSer Seros Set bar
Oct tolbeite hi bar bapt bet / Yinter. 0t
fit en- banrlis Npling runSt Der ianr.
Teais bar oaarIis, Srbaffeu err o9iaa me-
get baarIie Der iaar os Scbafspriien sif
fra u neb til 1 Gent. @oteter bar osina
bnarlie rrnSt Der. Yriier err $t.25 pr.
@ifbeI, iaa bet er sanife Sprt for Den.
iom ifal fisbe Dem. Sil Sommeren ifal
hi faa Creamery paa 8etreat. @eit
Boiut er en- trinelie Iiben 8b. @i bar
to Stores, nentlig anens meo lit pels
fslSte Store meb alt, iom bebepes til
6asligt Srug; iaa fouirter Sbeo. Sohns
ion meb fit 8lm ps ganbb Store. 90
iaa bar hi en- Snereibop, en- 9th 5aa.
ct Sotel, en- Sa8msle, ~ Seebmelc.
Boit Office .og gognfbop. 9esuoeu bar
hi en- norif 9irfe, iom betienes al Bait,
gasbeim. "8ecordbs Ioiten" er / Sdros
beS bet biuisite og bebite uorife SIao |
Gmerifa. On Ibouent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Ara Gbispewa Sans, isis.

Seq bar M ct gar os ire Taaneoei
l9it ~Seeornbs& oiten" Tom pens Nbos
nent oe Iifer SIaSet rietig soot. SEQ
bilier 9. GnunSien bierteIig tat for
R~aaIebrepet, Tom glor iisI i Sriet lit
ben sgre at mobtage iom 0one. Can't
biIier Saoeren feb tat for Rorgestartet
Tom 1rGmie. Set par rietis en- ifisn
% opIioeuoe SrGmie at fan. Sa leg MI
fan for boer Sag babe ben @l9oe at be-
fine nit SRoreIdno os iaaIeces ie min
gamIe Siembpgo igien. Sn, BET cr lige
9oot iom ON leg a natlrIig paa mine
eamle Somter.
Seq fer / "Boiteu" ON Sapan % 8uss
ieren. bpor baarSt De itriber | bisie 9ds
9e. ga, set ifulbe bari mig en- @lroe,
ON lea I bpert Rumer at Soften" fit ie
ON Husiemanoens Reoerla9, Sa ieg fan
buife soSt fra De forlsbue Gar. Seq
ioIgte Silt til DC 6ibiise &arer | SiItss
b9rene paa Sinmnrfen; Iigeleoes ernts
Srer iee De ~rusiiite Su9flere iom itrsi'
feSe runot Sromss antt o.i.p. Si tpnftc
life ben Gang at oct bar iliee Sdrer.
@teu giet pplirttebes Dog en- Sang. ON
ieg fiinbe trgffe en- Sapaneier. oiloe ieg
gipe BAN ben beSite sgre, ies tunbe, for
hans fore Sapperbeb MOB 8nsiemanSen,
% ON iaa iflilbe blipe en- Sang, at ll8rcis
en- meo 8orse os Ruslaub | Sirteligbeo
begbnote, iaa bill iee life. bore fen on ut
rGtfe nit eamIe SGSrelanb ben Sielp,
ies tunoe fprmaa.
On lioen Sarmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
DR.. SHOOP'S RHEUMATIC CURE
Softer intct. eefism osn fsitSr.

Gnbpsr grlia gsrisn. Tom liesr al RheHmdiisme
inobress til at beHptie bette IIlbRe. 3 aarepis bar
ira pueralt iorigaf at fHoe IL S1semieetf ipseielt Tor
sbeumatisne. RgiteH 20 Gar bar Iee dHueHpi pea
eetfe 2iemee Tilfbit blso min Ssasu ~belgHHet. z
1pifIaso iaret les e, ieitbdrt tenii Rroeuif, etT
lite ffnifsse MTG paa jamlRc %dabe, ionr anbrs rheus
matiiie Steepitr babe fafst t9set puerdlt.
9sa meHsr lite al IT. Shoups RheunstismssQn-
ian ~ferpanole b'Hfermeot gen ~ a1Fe isRn. Get
bet BEN Git. fen iVraariastr Snette % pepeHseb,
oil bet er RheumiitsmeHs Fire gHbe
,1es rcD bette iaa iiiet, at tes oil iaoe min abeHs
ua.itmesGn or uo eu hfI 9fdaHto rdd Srgpe. Sea ian
life belbrsee cue TtiIieer iHotu en- riaante. fet
pilee eGrc arimeltai az peHit. nsn be leitf Ini1lber
oil Give ia % SeeriHa iuoiraos lHbeit 30 Saas.
1eane 4rsuebthagelina pif operbfriie Tem ON al
9r. Shesps RaeumaiisInesaHr er en- Rieaee al Ehsus
ma;isne : On uuerprietuoe r,asi mco SpgoemmeR,
ipm cr Rimebfaaeiia.
aart 1iltus e'eres ~ at rusrbspile Ten en- min
qiaib. Gsnrs fiaieSiuiebso CT blsi usfalbrt al Grs
idriaa. -af liseirem SiesH Yea ueo. apap ben tan
nSrsitt. qeits veo ;sa ,sa btfsni. at go ri Ises
ben ue paa Brave. Si.iB fmpsliben At 2Gfisri ior
ssIe mfb en- apottffsr / Geres W0rhs0. ila az &c
Tan erheles iE SLATER al IT Stpop's Hts1matIr
Gnye III az fpTt,aee Serisatt riee &c Tan tase ben
ea bel Diaanso psa 9rspe. 1trios ben lntiei. rl
ben feit Fem IS ) cpia ben teller. az tdbti Eit
alens. 1et vi biive ercnaoi brit III TEN isiu.
.5es reHeF ~rgiaaill eefts. On ~ hler az ytsusH
liff eE itiineesfiasnbt, psEisF ies NE en- seaaa al
Ter.
91aemilDsI en- UaaHeh. onts BET isigtr. tr Iatef aii.
Gegssier IT Shesp, bsy oSoL &acnt. &is.
sfifee ztIfxfeet. Ifif treHitg. Afikrsees cite mge
en- eaes 10 5laFsr. COS aae sSVtbeisse.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
Ara @reeubnib, Mlinn.

Serit bill ie9 taftc for alt bet 9oSc SGs
Icitpf, iom Soften" briuser to 8ange I
llgeu, os "Nrueu", ium o%pmuntrer meo
fine aooe SortRliuger, gi baoSe forles
ben en- SieItorm rpr pnn en- bel llgc,
iaa bet bar en- gtasie Sue Der, nGitsn
life mtligt at fonme no meS Seite nos
eeuitebs. Sneeu tom Den 15Se Nopems
Der 1908.
Itange iGIger ua % rciier 6erfra, %
mango renter I'D fine Sarme for at fons
ME pGt. CONNIE bsr 90 andre glitter iig,
og oiSie bIiper Der for at able SSpcoc og
Sreaturer, for mt bar Der pGret Ell 8oIs
lar guI6elen for Speoe. men iaa er bet
nGIteu insen at iGlge; tbt ell flor Bart
af Gountrpet blep abIniseu "uSba8let"
iibite Seit. iaa MI MAJ pi peute til Ell
auoeu Ssit % Gplin9. Saa ii9es Der, at
oct ifal bIibe Sern6aue BERTH etitebs.
Sa, ont BEN tom tit @recubuib. iaa funs
be Set blipe en- 9p, u1en M or bet bare
II Suie mco intant os tort; ct Sotel,
ire Stores, ct SmebeIbup % en- 8auf, TO
geboeIiegbuis, ct Srptferi og ct Gus,
iont bar bpsget for en- blind 0ris. seq
bar bsrt, at @riieu iom iii at fda Suss
RIM ! Roieau paa @uriteusbifet Der.
Saa er oct en- Gro / @%reenbuIb; Den er
iaa lang. at ben refer fra AorSiioeu
til SpoiiSen os ian bsi at Den fan ices
paa lang afftauo; uaar mar itaar paa
ben til Barren, blioer Ser biit ct 2eben
meo GrbeiSc Ser baaSe Roro og SbS, for
Der CT Iast gIarer / lang Sio ON at iors
becre BEN, % ben itsrite Rare pan Spos
iiSeu bill fulbfsre bet / CONNER ont life
emo Hioer forbpber Set, peS at ilpoe
pper 9ruuSen.
Seq Ipier altiamren | ~Seeorabs So
fen, imnat % tori, o. grebene ira
Solicit SoGler ies oeS Ienge. s Rlrms
meret FOR 26Oc Seb. faubt leg ct Stnffe
fra Ola paa ire. Gan er efter en-
@lommeSsI, forSi ian bar iaet# Iiot ON
"hpicesasbcar giiitors" paa Oufel Cams
SmraaSe. Seq cr enie meS 8lcnuneosl
bet. Sea fan .rnfe mig, at bet er iligc
SusIteSer Der / gieSsnrp 60. Iissian
bel lom her / 8oieau CO., Rtmt. See
pec, at mango bar prooet op 2duS oa
life OGret pna iantms mere sno Ell II
0nnse / anret. CONNIE bar bare be.
ret Der poa en- giiit, life eu9au9 lore
Der, iom man flyer. Sen ionI life bal
srret ! ct MT Country beo life. b6orIe.
80 oct ennr til aIt, iau ON ola par
e" bar pGret en- SomriteaS Settler. lac
roe ban life tase BET iIoe op. ON mar
I!Ser ~IissssIoise SoIt for noSet %ianoant
Cs beboINe sanSst og sr anSeuiteos Der
"a tiener Sense % er Stor.arsr og taIel
eoiGtteuoe ont bet ube Country. nRSenl
5tdtIer, icm eiUsr iie til paa fit Cant
anr nrbeioe op @eiens os betaIe Ssnt
neoens nisie SnbIteopr Inber 9aueet Iis,
Ie ursrt os forriuses / 8Groi, men boISs,
SouHtrset tiIbnss. en- Roieauitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-29
sra seueca, Saiuuis.

Seq Gar lGit "SecornbsS oiteu" | De
iiSfte 90 anr, men ieg fan life miuSes
at bnpe feet uoget fra oenre SAINT. 8or
bet fsrite bill ieg tafte "9oiten"s lls9is
Der for alt Bet iunbe 29ieitof og be mors
iomme SurtGaiuser | "8eb Grneu". ga
Der rliuot Seueca o9 Smegu 9isr man
eoSe Sremifribt, iaa bet er ct ortftist
SoIf, Tom Dor Der. 8eieue er "@rapeleo"
euer @rus6elaete / mango &iIes Sms
freos, 90 8aberne | Seneca er af Smaas
lten 90 SarS, Tom er presiet iantmen iaa
be er ~iebusobe meo i~tenbelagOe @aoer,
pg u9iteu bber enefte 8isreoei runot oens
ne 9el al 2aubet er forIpuet meb Serus
broer ober bper Iioeu 8Gt % SorSbbs
ming, 90 aft 2anoet er bel br9neret, iaa
at alt operfsoi9t Sano paa G9er 90 eng
bar frtt Sob | Suinoiss Stooen. Set bar
bgret en- foIo % ~lau9pnrig girter, 1pues
hi, for SIen paa Slinois 8iner bar 90
Sornmer TIFF. Set iiges o9iaa, at bet bar
iueet 40 8nuse til benne Sib, men M
er BET fommst en- BEL Del bsiIi9e Gang
fugle, itore o8 intaa, iaa bi banber, at
ben slebeIise @aar og Spmuner pil mart
tuOtr9be meO fin Pragt o8 Serli9beb %
@lortitrer, &oier, @rGs os Srs, ia, Ell
RauafoIbtgbeS al ole Clogs @rsSe, JONI
Sub al fin inbcrlige @obbeb ieuSer os.
Ser er ogiad en- IiOen norit Ueeuig6eS /
Seneen, lem betieues at Saitor aareItao
fra 0orris.
Sda bill leg taffe "8ecorabaYoiten"
for Be mango aar, hi bar nGret iammeu.
og euife, at Ri ftnne faa oGre ianmen
iaa mango aar til. 60. gueriou.