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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26

different attempts to assassinate me
since our marriage. No wonder that
Borrowing men, weeping women and
grieving children cast one glance at
this house and then shudder and hurry
along. 1t wasn't a week ago, as I got
off the car, that a wild-eyed tramp,
fleeing for his life, dashed past me with
terror depicted on every line of his
countenance. You had been threaten
ing his life, no doubt, instead of giving
him words of sympathy"
yes. I remember she quietly re-
marked. HE called for a bite to eat,
ready for him he stole a bottle of
claret off the sideboard and took a
skate. He wasn't flying for his life,
but for his claret.''
"Pll never believe it-never on this
earth. If was in sorrow and misfor-
tune, one look into your cold and I'M
feeling face would chill me to the mar
row. All this long, long day 1 could
hardly keep the tears from my eyes
as 1 thought of the scores and scores
around US who sit waiting and griev-
ing, and yet you-you@"
Il haven't shed any tears or seen
any call for it Should a grieving wo-
man or weeping child call here to-
night, however,
you'd break their necks with a
crowbar-you know you would" he
shouted, as he stamped about and
emotion colored his nose clear down
to the tip. you sit here and wait
for sorrow to come to you, while
=
while you do the same thing
by thunder, woman, but you won't
fling that in my face a second time. 1
was intending to go out anyhow, but
now nothing can stop me. Yes, Will
take a walk out and find and alleviate
sorrow, and let despairing humanity
see that it has at least one friend in
this selfish world. -
Mrs. Bowser made no objections, al
though he rather hoped she would, and
he walked slowly down the hall aud
donned his overcoat and hat and pass
ed out into the night.
His very first move was to slip oil
| the icy steps and roll to the bottom,
and love for general humanity was re-
placed by cuss words for the next five
minutes, but he finally got the old
feeling back and started down the
street.
| Sorrow, grief and misfortune were also
looking for him. A Weary William bobbed
up almost at once and in a pathetic tone
| proceeded to say that his wife had con-
| sumption, his children the mumps. and he
| himself was afflicted with two different
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26
GRIP THAT FAILED.
NARROW ESCAPE OF A WELL-KNOWN
FARMER AND HORSEMAN.
One of the Worst Assaults Known
John II. Robinson Attacked Three
Times and Given Up for Dead.

An encounter with highwaymen on a
lonely road in Duchess county, N. Y
would have been preferable to the exc
perience through which Mr.. John H.
Robinson of Manchester Bridge, N. Y.
actually passed. In the former case he
would doubtless have been quickly re-
lieved of his watch and money, and
would have been left in a more or less
bruised and dazed state by the roadside.
But the loss of valuables would have
been relatively small, and within a few
days he would have recovered from in
juries and shock. Besides, such an at
tack would not be soon, if ever, re-
peated.
As it was, however, the assaults from
which he suffered occurred three times,
cost him great loss of time and money
and brought him to the very verge of
death. Told by himself, his story is as
follows:
Il was attacked three times during
three years by grip, complicated with
pneumonia, and my sufferings were ter
rible. had some of the best physicians
in the county but none Of them could
give me any relief from the fearful
pains in the back of my head, just at
the base of the skull. For two weeks
was SO low that no one, except the
doctor and my wife, was permitted tc
come into my room, and once 1 was
given up for dead
How did you finally get on youl
feet?" asked the reporter
why, I happened to read of two
cases of grip that had been cured by
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
SO I got a box. After had taken one
box 1 felt much better, and three boxes
cured me completely"
Have you had the grip since?"
Yes, just once, a few years later, but
few doses of the same pills cured me
again.
DO you recommend this remedy tc
others?"
q do, indeed; because I know the
medicine is a grand good thing No one
ever had the grip worse than I did I'M
less he died. 1t was the only thing that
saved my life
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are such an
excellent remedy for the grip and its
after effects, because they expel poison
from the blood and supply tonic and
nutritive elements to every organ and
tissue. They quicken the appetite, i'm
prove the digestion, give strength to
weak nerves, and, in short, forward all
the processes that tend to rapid and
complete recovery. Hence rheumatism,
anaemia headaches, dizziness, nervous
irrita bility and prostration rapidly dis
appear and the system is fortified
against recurrence of the original
trouble. One of the most striking re-
suits of the use of DR.. Williams Pink
depression, which is such a trying char
acteristic of the disease, and which
often takes a suicidal phase is succeed
ed by elasticity of spirits. This great
remedy is sold by all druggists through
out the world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26

the supreme satisfaction of spiritual
communication. No religion has done
its full work for US until it has broad
ened out into a social force.-Rev.
Clarence Abel, Methodist. Chicago.
SUPPLIES THE WORLDS NEEDS.
The world needs precisely the things
that the church was organized to sup
ply. 1t needs strength to resist tempta-
ton, it needs rules for the guidance of
life, it needs support under affection.
solace in bereavement and hope of
heaven after death. All these blessings
come by Christianity.-Rev. DR.. Frank
De Witt Talmage, Presbyterian, Chi
cago.
PRACTICAL RELIGION.
The next great movement of the
| church is to be in the direction of prac-
teal religion, of a regenerated society,
and the freeing of the word of God is
| a preparation for it. And then the
world is open to the Christian religion.
The unrestricted word can capture pa
ganism the restricted word never
could.-Rev. E. M. Smith, Methodist,
Bloomington, Ill
TOO BIG FOR HUMAN LANGUAGE
Human language is utterly INSULT
Gent to convey to the spiritual under
standing of man the gracious revela-
ton of the infinite God. At best human
language is a very finite and very linz
tied instrument even for the intellect
of man to work with. Much less is it
sufficient to convey or express all truth
| to the spiritual nature of man. Truth
is too big for human language--Rev.
DR.. George F. Pentecost, New York.
AFFINITY WITH GOD.
| Just as the fragment of a shattered
mirror is also a mirror itself, just as
| the smallest drop of water possesses all
! the qualities and is subject to the Same
| laws as the oceans floods, so the atom
of spirit we call human soul' is most
truly a fragment, a drop, of the Great
Soul Must 1t, then, not have affinity
with it's origin; affinity, therefore in
tercourse, therefore inf1uence?-Rev. E.
De Sofa Mendes, Hebrew, New York.
Notice the quality of lumber furnished
| for the Manual Training High school,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26

BROOKLYN.
RESPECT FOR LAW.
He who respects the laws of God will
respect the laws of man.-Rev. DR..
Herbruch, Reformed, Canton, o.
AN UNFIT TEACHER.
He who would rob man of his faith in
God can be no teacher of American pa
triotism.-Bishop Fallows, Episcopal,
Chicago
DRINK IN THE LIGHT"
The eye that would see the King in
his beauty must drink in the light and
be changed by it.-Rev. Dr. Francis E.
Marsten, Presbyterian, New York.
NOT SAVED EN- MASSE.
To the world the gospel comes with
a message of regeneration and the
perfecting of character but it comes to
the individual. Men are not saved en-
masse.-Rev. L. S. Bowerman, N1ptist,
ST. Louis
THE TEMPTATION OF TODAY.
The great temptation for men today
is to barter Christ for currency, char
acter for coin and God for gold The
highest need is for prophets to call our
attention to the values that cannot be
measured by money Rev. Bruce
Brown, Christian, Denver.
WORKING FOR THE SALOON.
1t is fact but little known that one
ninth of all the money spent by the
world is spent for Intoxicating drink.
In other words the American working
man works eight days for himself and
for his family and then takes day off
and works for the saloon--Rev. Carl
F. Henry, Universalist, Cleveland.
AN ADEQUATE FAITH.
Faith must be adequate to the demands
of life. 1t clamors for a sufficient rem
edy to meet a condition, to give sight
for peering through the mist of death
to the light of life beyond; in short, to
find him who brought life and immor
tality to light in the gospe1.-Rev. DR..
Lowry, Baptist, Kansas City, Mo.
GOD WORKING IN NATURE.
God is spirit. Man also is spirit. Ma
/ ture in a certain sense is to Gods spirit
what the body is to mans spirit-name-
ly, the vehicle through which he puts
forth his material activities. Because
man is spirit he is godlike. Spiritual
ity is the first and essential divine like
ness.-Rev. DR.. w. W. Landrum, Bap-
fist, Atlanta, Ga.
LOVE TO GOD AND LOVE TO MAN.
| Love to God and love to man are the
corresponding halves of the same per-
feet and beautiful whole. Love of God
is only a pious sentimentality that does
not include love OF our neighbor. Love
of our neighbor misses the breadth and
glory of truest friendship and fellow
ship when it does not reach up into
the love of God. No friendship has done
! its full work for US until it has reached
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26
1.AY HALLE H1ppEN I'M A SNOW WHERE

ting beside you, our grocer and butcher
were doing business the same as usual,
and the street fakirs came along and
yelled sweet 'taters.' as cheerfully as
if we We're holding a birthday party.
Indeed, a boy stood at the gate and
sung in loud voice:
Z" old Bowser's very bad
He is-he is;
Old Bowser's very bad
He is-he is;
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26

That's what he roared out, Mr.. Bow
ser, and I was expecting to be a, widow
every few minutes, and yet you ask
me to sit here and weep because some
one we never heard of has met with
sorrow or misfortune
woman, wouldn't have that heart
of yours for all the money in America, "
he said, as he hesitated between kick
ing at the cat, who was taking it all in,
or pounding on the table with his fist.
mo wonder you have made fourteen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26

Old Bowser's going to turn his toes,
And I don't care which way he goes,
For biz = for biz-gee-whizz : gee
WhizZ.'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26

Men Of keen spiritual vision are look
ing for some significant occurrence in
the spiritual world. Some think it will
be a combination of forces that will
greatly advance the kingdom of Cod
Rev. H. A. Proctor, ongregationalist,
Atlanta Ga.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-03-26

Notice the quality of lumber furnished
for the Manual Training High school,
7 Thomas Lumber Co. provided it
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
4usIano--Japan.
Sapan bolScr iait peb 1T tioliscre
S%tanopnnft.

Sapon bar iporet pna NatslaroS
ii6ite 2ote og pi9er life en- Somne
ira lit tiolisere StanSpunft. Wfifa'
Doens Regiering uOtaler | hsfltge
Sro, al oen life fam gaa mo pda
RuSIon0S Sorilog ON en- 9eling al
aoreu, og of ben peuter Soar paa i'm
gtote inoen Ell rimelig Sio, oa ben ell
Iers nraa tage SfriOt til at beifptte
Sopans Suteresier. 9ette ~betragteS
al eufelte Giplomater iom ct nltimo'
tiIm, Ell llbfororing til Srig. Bill
RitSIanS gioe efter9 G5aren ifal np.
Zig babe iagt: "0tan bar narret mig.
Sette ifaI beipoe, at bans Winiitre
life bar aipet Gam frtlb 8eifeo. San
CT fommen efter, at Sapans Spar
paa HuSlonbS fsrite Hote err mere
fsieliat, emo man bar iagt.
en- Diplomat / Ct. petersburg bar
a%ientoaet, buob Der oftere er iiotuIt
fra andre Solb, at Ell 8rig mellem
MhtSIanO og Sapan oil bragg andre
Magtcr inc | oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Faldstoendig Demanding $500.

Sniinoer al Serbens beoIte Ienneifer
bar iunoet siebliffeIis 2inbrins ps raft SeI.
b~reoelie peb Srusen al Guiicura Soap, Siat,
ntent os Riler for ben NET imertefuIoe oa
panIirense elise, Spie us afIfaqenSe llbIlat,
5nat, 8lammer, aIpe os getGnbslier.
Suilnoer al trette, snapne Rgore til
SpaSbprn pale sllore ps 5prbolb n,eo inner.
tefuloe ps paniirenbe Subipabpmme bar be.
ptonet nGiten mirafulsie Selbreoeiier peb
Guticura. Wiblerne, naar ben bebite mebicir,s
Ute &pnoisbeo baube feiIet / at Iinore, lanai
minore furere.
eutieura'8 vi banolinsen er Total oa tonitis
%tntionel = tonrplet % psrfeft, rem, beboaelia
os pirtninssfulo. Bah ben auarebue Suer.
faoe nieo gnticura Soap os parmt ganb
for at renie Suoen fra Sfprper pa Gtipl GA
ppblpoe ben fortnifeoe Sperhuo. 9pr ubefi
teri @niontng og anueno %riaeliat me0 @utis
eura St1tment for at fprbripe 8lse, Srritas
ttoit p9 Bet9noelie oa linbre o. belle % till
toit tas Gniicura Geiulpeut HiGer for at
affIgle og renie 8lpoet % brinae eubper
Sunttion | iiub 8irfiombe6.
5lere itorarteoe Selbreoelier af ifrofulpie
os arpslige Spsoomme Ter Daslig peb Gutt.
cura' gttoierne eno peb ale andre Blob. o.
Slomioler tilidmmen : en- enfelt 8ebanoIina
er ofte ttlitrRtfelis til at belbreoe be meit
p%lasIomnte Silfploer. uaar alt anoet feiler.
SGlses orer belle gerben. Guttruro aeipIpeut SOC
q 5orm af 1ofcIaoefl9bte giaer 25c pr. 5Iaife pao
bO) Ointment 5c, Sdbe Csc. 1tppttr 2orbun, "a
Sharterhoute 3d.; Yarts. 5 Rue be la Qair Spitpn,
lS7 eoInmbus Gos. 9otter 9rus q Chem. Corp,
enstnbtbapere.
eg- Grin efter skin and Blood Purih cation"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Gheaterb

6orbsret / Inlebning al Sbenter.
brauben / Chicago iortiGttes. s for.
rige uge bIcp s 9sre og ct Stpffe
9rapcrt, JONI bar fremgraoet al Riti,
uerne, bragt ben til Hetslofolet for
at tjene JON Gibnesbprb. Oct bite
Jig tpoelig, at 8srene Dapbe pPret
llltfeoe UNDER aataitroien. Sraperiet
bopNe ifinIt l~loaangen fra fsrite
Sub.
auoitoriums Sbeatret bar iaaet
S~illaoelie til at aobne igien poa BE.
tingeIie al, at Scenen foripncs meo
ct Seruteppe. Sii Sbeutrenes aor.
piger inoiamIes 8enee for at De fan
babe noget at Ieoe al, meoers De
tptngeS til of gaa lebiee. 9pgnings.
fommiSirr 8iuiamS bar beialet, at
ocu imuffe &oneregotionalfirfe pna
9rercI 9ouIeporb IfoI Iitffes, forbi
Den life bar llbaonge nof, oe ioroi
Ssrere eaar inoob. 5 andre &irfer
tit iamme Sfiebne.
II Sale (Saus) bIen IltffeSe ben
15oe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Sorfieniet.

Song GSmarb at England er bfe.
ben bebanolet for ct Salieonoc al Or.
Brcnd | Gbatsmortb. Doftoren tiger,
at Spgocmmen er ubetpbelig OIL al.
Der ingeft @rino til Grpgt.
Song Gbriitian at Oammarf cr
fommen iie at i'm Booaara oe ogter
fig biem til aisbenbapn. San OBJ.
bolot iig en- Iio bos fin 9otter Sbpra
| 8munoen, giterrig, men reiite ben
13oe til bet bersmte 8abeteb @iesba.
ben ! Decentralization.
Srilinger. - Wrs. 6. g. gnis.
en- norif auinoe / @legpooo, Minne.
iota, fsote ben ABE San. fioItleoen
Sriuinger. gae (Mdnoen inobefat.
fet) beiinoer Jig UNDER Sm~It9moiabe.
Serne Del, ifripes til "0ecorab.8o /.
item.
Ng auninl. - TrGiibent Moofe.
belt bill ien6e Somes %. 9apioion /
air'tlit Wiinlt., iom aonilI til 9alnp,
en- riisiiif Sapn | @9rbeben al Sort
artblir. 9opioion bar for / 5 War
paret aoniiilarasent paa Sormoia oe
er nplig fonmen biem til De aorete.
De Stater. 6an ifal blot pooie Sine.
rtfas Sanoelsinteresier / Manditriet,
og @uslano lober at beifptte ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19

Ell lioen Smule / llgers 2sb, uoen at
Oct | nogen @rao bar itimiileret Gf-
te~ripsrgielen. Gette bar ogiod boot
iiIfsIse, at Sernbanerne penter ct tH-
%iparenoe Grisofilng poa Staallttn'
ner, bporfor De bar inotaget en- ofpen.
tcnbe Sol6ning.
gf graoltreets "@rain Mepiefp"
for iioIte 2srbag bioiGttes:
l~loferielen al Speoe (DecI inobe.
iattet) noaioroe / iiOite llge 2,771,.
2t5 guIbels imoo 4,S7S,624 | Den
tiIiporcnoc llge ifior. Waisuofsrie.
len uoaiorbe FIN 977,769 9uibels
imoS 2,394,612 ifior.
Observation-Disclosures antdI ubeiors
Sc / ii6itc ree / De Sorenebe Staier
800 inob 234 | BEN iarmne llgc ifior
og / CANADA 80 inob 90 flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Gneelif Garifmooe.

Soiepb @bamberIains Silbengere
bar oannet en- Sariffommisiion, Ga
Den 15oe Sanuar bolot Den Msbe
Sonoon. Mr. Chamberlain bolot
aabningstalen % fremboIot / parme
og begeiitrebe ORD, bporIeoes De
6oreneoe Stater og Spiflano bapoe
gaaet frenlab iinoer lin geifpttelies.
TOLD, meoens England meo i'm Sri.
baroel bapoe gaaet tilbage. Timber
Groteftion", iagoe Chamberlain, "bar
De 8orenebe Stater 1laaet er 'Bros.
PERTH, lom life bar fin liee / belle
Seroen. S irltet 2anS er Sormuen
laa iunt foroelt. s grglano beri.
moo leoer en- itor Del al 9e%ioIfnin.
gen meaem Sarpelisbeb os SpeIt.
libel. @n 9eifptteliestoIo bebsper
ilet life, iom Robitanoerne tiger, OF
bore Zig, of Den sisr De rise risere
og De fattige fattigere. 0en er life
Zig | Imerifa."
Wsoet forbanbleoe ON, bporlebes
man Ifal gaa frem for at fua Sri.
b%anoelen aiifoffet og SilbbeifptteIie
inofsrt / gnelano.
geo Tarliamentspaleet / Hortpi6
Den 15oe Sanuar BANDIT 5ribanoeIs.
partiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
banoeIsroreIien.
GarrpmiGtuingcn or pert, men Mur.
fcbet er nutiaa urcgelmGsfgt.

&f n. g. Gum & Cos uRcrtIiQc
SnnoeIsoOcriigt, O0tcret iiNitc &sr.
Dag. broiPttts:
&Su6beretniugernc on iOreQct 20.
reomiRtniug er fIere / ant1I emo De
ugluritiqe Rapporfer, men cllcra uO.
rtier Sihlatioueu mango llrcacImU$.
iiqheSer. Otter ION Qcugemarfc0et
bIir Iettere, f~orbcores oqioa lloiigtCrs
ne iii, at u6iotte ArbcIoer iuarlig nil
bli gieuoptaget.
Dfeo SCuinn Ill Ie0cU0c EuOuitri.
creme err 25uoberctniuQerne life uctop
iTr0eles 8umti9e. Mongc &cru. ca
Staaioerter bar gauife nit gicnopta.
get IrbetOet, men Sen ior2aaocnoc
LANCE StiIitauo bar ouret mcQet
fem. : Eerttl.& nOuitrieu cr Gina,
tioneu ligc iao uiiffer ION nogcmn,
be; BrisiafOet pua me &rnnhcr al
llIooarer fom Tom en- On~erruifeIiC
ooer mango. o. SpehIlationPn / Raa,
bomtlo bar giort aoutrafter ior
fremttoig SeoeriHg al @omul05parcr
iii en- rem umtiigbeO.
Giteripergielen citcr Scru. %
Stoalprooufter er hm / ringe @rnf
eset. ifient @ienoptagelien al arbei.
bet peb mango Iebige 5dbrifer pirfe,
cpmntrenoe Rllerupriierne or iaIOt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Zen rrttc @cSiein. Spis Rpooer

Ten rcttc RcSiein. Soi8 Rpoaer
pertcr, % &c fsIer Gem trpt % ellen.
Dig, bOiS &c bar miitet appetiten oa
tlenocr, bporIeoe$ arpiterne toQer
al Sag Tor Tag. ga gipIocr set at
finbc Den rettc Ntebiciu. Soorfcr er.
pcrimcnterc, noor ser cr ct 2GqemiS.
sci, Der oftlirat paaier for 6isie I'll.
itonoc - Or. GctcrS aurifo, Sen
gamIe ~pcItien0te ll%rtemcbicin. s Il
&rcu til 6abritauten, oateret Ben lite
Gee. 1902, itripcr MrS. 2uSpia
|iatt, GoI0noter, Chic:
u. Eeier Iabrnep, Chicago, 81.
Seq IcO al @i8t % Rpreipgoom;
iuntcS at rare ilIoitRnoig nebbrubt.
9}oar ica oit til airfen, boilfct bar
omtrCut ire iicrbcbcIS Oil, bar ieg
nIOeIc2 ubmnttct. men eiternt ieN
hopoc toact ire TIoifer al Ceres Su'
EtIp, TON lCa 10a III Slrten o. llIDa9e
uOcn at bIl0e oct minbitc trGt. @ig.
Ten % SrUthc0en or bc9se ioriuuto.
ne, % ic1 iS!cr mig iaa iriif. iom ics
~noGenijn0c bar giort. Sea tisbtc
aurifo al GrrcS NQent, Sr. Seurp
Snioer, min rGrmeite Rabo. SEQ
enifcr, at andre btIoe hsre ON min
SDgoom, iao at DC ogioa tunbe bIipc
biulpnc."
Gr. geter's alrrifo or life Ell Gpo.
tbetermeoicim men iGIgeS gierncm
agenter cllcr birefte ira Sabritoi.
Ten, Gr. Geter 6abruep, tt2-11i
80. SOPHIE Abe, Gbicaso, Sas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Gmaapluf.

Itis Sarnb Saricn forn | Sen'
bags nien fra Chicago / Irdeoning
at SoSereus Spgbom.
2. s.. Siare bar fiebt Ell gpg.
eetont pda gitiioen al Rubcrgs SuS
paa git 0tain Strect. 8%iebeiummen
er $3.50.
8. g. 2anofom fra Spring
Brope tilbragte Ssnbag | Decorob !
@eisg bos fin Sooeer 6. g. GoIotng.
San oater til Snoren at finite iii 8tl'
fins Golmtn, Minneiota, bpor balt
bar fiebt sSarln.
8eter 80. Snc6bp, SaroaI,
Goree, Saoer til NJ. Scoeriou / Sigh
IdnbpiIle. err iislgc mootogct Sreo
ben 7be December afgaaet oro 9eOen
| en- alber of 20 Ior og 3 Moonebcr.
sGfSsbe efterldoer fig. foruben open.
nGonte, oa ina cit Ssn, Spcr q. &C.
bpe, Cheyenne, q. 81f.
-Som GIouien al Gbifoiotp
Gountp % 2ouiS 2orien Of Gina.
SofporS 60, bar / 9ecorab iibitc
SirSoag.
Wr. % @trs. ". s. arncion
beraf gpen reiite iiOite ltae til @iG.
ipuitfee for at iege 2P9ehiGIp for
@ars. Irneion. Sr. Irneion fout
tiIbose Sor$Ho8; @frs. grreion Tor.
bIiner bernebe no9Ie Tiger peo Or.
Shuibers gteuflinic. Srn itnar
Sare for at mite Spnet paa set ene
gle, % oct onbet er o8ioa oeIpiS
beifaoiget, men DOG life pPrre, enc
at Spnet fan reO0es.
-Gu peItenbt Monb | Sronf.
bile $opnibip, 8eter &oio, er Sirs.
bag afsnaet peb 9soen. giosoe bar
9rooer til Samuel &oio, Tom bIep
brGbt for fort SiO iiocu. Hoio.6a.
miIien er bel fierbt pao biSie Srnt.
der.
C. 8. grcres, Mrs. 8. 6. Gar.
beitab os 0tr8. 90. 9. 6ith er bInuSt
benz, fom bar p9ret oIporIig ing /
6et iiSjte. 0trs. Surpeito0 er III /
goo Scoring.
-Gfi8 aatberiue Tortmau %
Nils 2ottie Sauger benStc / Mons
bags tiIboge til Chicago for at iort.
'iptte fine a%inoerQnrten Stloicr.
- Sibite 2eroog ioIste q. 4. Glib.
ION til Sos. &oitctter 40 IcreS al
Acknowledgement, 9 @iI / Nhorn for
@pen. 2on6et betoIteS mcO $50 pr.
;9Icrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
Slerr aontrafter.

Gountpets 9onrS Of SuperpiiorS
eop forrige llse Here aontratter for
GourthiSbpgniltger. 8. s. SIion
icm bigger Srict ifaI ogiaa opiere
ct SoiIerbus for $3.50 al 9eOtoro
Sten % presiet Nuriten. Che Writ
MetaI Continuation So. | @atertotpn
Seem Dorf fit aoutruften Tor Staal
Surnitiire for $5,961. Gba8 8el'
fins & 60 / minneapolis tit aons
traften paa g%lumbing for $500
,oa 8onb SaieD & SO. / MiuueapoIiS
acutraften ior gnrmeapparotet Tor
So, 76S. GaImar Manufacturing Sc.
fit aoutraf for SrG Surnitlre. Ger.
te jioIte aoupnni aisr ubmerfet Gr.
beiSe, o. "a oct tiaige bar lit Sicm
her / Gountpet, bar Def berettiget til
OF faa noget al arbeioct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
beIeig oe Hog an, Dos 5or1umIinaen.

beIoig % fog an 6os ~JorfmIingen.
Yrof. Saloor Sonion fortuIfs Der.
pao ct Bar @uoefaan fremftiIleiioe
bore 6crirores 6oreitiainger ON
Sangeirs % 3igtefunitens Sprin.
belle, % unstet ban life netop an.
DenSte bet pno Of, miStRnfer pi BAN
n9iten for, at ban baube os Roro.
mRno her ! Mmerifa | Smfer,e, MAR
ban ~fortoIte, bpprieoeS 9Gier og ga.
ner iloses og oerpeo gap oeres i9nes
6ienSe, Sstnerne, al Mnlebning til ct
gisre Dem 5ortrRo pon iaa mango
MonSer. Prof. Snnioat ct iitanb til
at mere ilige Sanfer, tror pi, o. Ri
iples life minore goot ON bum for
Get.
Yrof. IF. 9otbrte talte 6erefter OF
nbtalte fin @lRoe ooer at babe bapt
arleoning til at opcrpRre benne bpg.
gelige 6eit os irembolbt 9etpbningen
al iaaounne Sammenfomftpr for os
os bore Born 90 iasoe, at ieIo her /
bette rige amerifa banbe pi life Haao
til at slemme 9perfe1r samIe 9orse
eler bore Sabre, men at oi netop beS
at minbes benz ffulbe isse 0aring os
&rait til at LIE Dor Opgape fer.
Sormanoen iaffeoe berfor iSoriar-
lingen, be enfelte SaIere, "2uren"
iamt en- 9amefuortet, fom afperleroe
baooe iilnget meaem Salerne, og liss.
leoes Prof. Sanion for bans meter.
lige Spill al norife Solfemelobier pao
i'm giolir, og Grpgrammet par ooer.
Ser bar FUN % far finn p9re en-
Wfeiing ON berne Set. Sen bar |
ale Maaoer peaptfet. s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-19
9ecDrab % Smegll.
Ten 1gse Sannar 1904
grnnnp nGr Sprins @rpps.

Snsooa 0en 13oe Suruiar bleo
Gnoreiu 2onoiom 9eteuiet til RiiS
Belinda Slsearo, begee bccnoe NOR
Sprina 1rcpe. Mnn. Gaitor Heqne
forretteoe &iclien iou fatot Steo !
@ruoets Silent. Maltae 8ielter pnr
tiliteoe peo 5eitliebeoeL % mango
GA pafre par De 9reienter, fon blco
cfterlubtc hos 9ruoeparret. Sri,oen
err ben pngiie al toIo Ssifenoe, iort
ale err iliuc. Re npgifte ifal I'll Saa.
rem Hptte poa bercS eaeu 6arnt, en-
@tiIs Scr geit for Iewbonie, iom
Mr. 2an0iom rpIig bar fiebt.