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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
SOME TRUE DOG STORIES.
One Shaggy Little Canine Saved 4
Train and a Big st.. Bernard
/ Rescued a Miner. =.

Twenty-Five dollars for dog collar
seems like a waste of money but there
is shaggy little canine out in Colora-
do who. earned a collar costing that
amount, and SO long as he earned it
way. One stormy night, few months
ago, the dogs master was aroused in
the middle of the night by furious
barking, and, upon Investigating, dis
covered that burning bridge on tho
railroad near by was the cause of the
disturbance. Back and forth from the
house to the bridge and from the
bridge to the house the excited dog
ran, becoming quieted only when his
master dressed and visited the scene
of the fire, which he did just in time
to flag a long freight train, thus saving
it from destruction. For his wise act
in saving the train $25 was sent to
doggie's owner, and the entire amount
was spent on the fine collar which he
now wears.
Prince Leo, a monster St. Bernard,
living in the Arkansas range of Colo.
RADIO, is another wonderful dog. Sc
many wonderful things has Prince
Leo accomplished that his maste.
lately refused. an offer of $4,000 for
him. One of this dogs remarkable
acts occurred during a blizzard in Feb
ruary, near the Little Louisa mine. A
workman had been sent some distance
for can of machine oil, but the storm
increased with such fury that the man
was unable to return, wandering about
the mountain side in dazed condi-
ton, until finally, exhausted, he fell
and lost consciousness. Alarmed at
the workman's prolonged absence,
Prince Leo was called, given the scent
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

Many Castles on the Rhine.
The most picturesque and ancien!
looking river is the Rhine. It has ~
venerable castles on its bankA
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
ENCOURAGE RIFLE PRACTICE
Plans Of Government Officials to Rem.
edy a Great Defect in the Mil
itary System.

Throughout Elihu Roots long service
as secretary of war the one subject
which received his most serious atten-
ton, aside from the operations of the
army in the field, the army reorganiza-
ton act, the general staff scheme and the
national militia project, was the ques-
ton Of developing in the mass of Amer
lean citizens body of trained rifemen
large enough to make our defenses Sc
cure in time of war. In season and out
of season he insisted that the country
needed men who could shoot straight,
who knew the use of the rifle thoroughly
and with whom proficiency in small
arms practice should be the first test of
fitness as soldiers. Mr.. Roots earnest
ness in this matter served as a reminder
that whereas We have made but little
real progress in rifle shooting since the
close Of the Spanish war, other coun-
tries are giving close attention to the
subject, Canada alone having but re-
Gently instituted broad-gauge scheme
which 1t is believed will produce $780,
600 trained riflemen within ten years.
Owing partly to Mr.. Roots persistent
urging, supported by many other inter-
ested gentlemen in the army, the navy,
the marine corps, the national guard
and civil life, public interest in the sub
ject took form in the organization of the
national board for the promotion of
rifle practice in the United States, and
as result Of that movement plans have
been formulated which If carried into
effect seem likely to transform millions
Of hardy young Americans into expert
riflemen and thus correct what is palpa-
bly, the gravest defect in our military
system.
In preparing these plans careful con-
sideration was given to the methods
employed BIZ other countries to encour-
age rife shooting among their citizens
and the paramount purpose was to de-
wise a system which should make every
American between the ages OF Is and rs
years ambitious to become a master
marksman. In its general scope the
scheme provides for a highly organized
system to encourage rifle practice in the
state militia, in military and other
schools and among private organizations
as we'll as among individuals who would
be liable to military service in time OF
war.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
WAS KNOWN TO EGYPTIANS.
Circulation Of the Blood Was Under.
stood by Their Doctors 5000
Years Ago.

The Harveian grafton at the Royal COL
lege of Physicians, London, was deliv-
cred this year by DR.. Richard Cation, F.
R. c. P. In the course of his remarks
he said that Harvey was almost antici-
pated 5000 years ago by the priest-doc-
tors Of Egypt in his momentous discov-
cry Of the circulation of the blood.
AS far back as 1000 B. c. Egypt had
works on medicine and anatomy, and one
brilliant genius-forgotten nowadays
and ommitted from the cyclopedias-
1-em-hotep, priest Of the sun god Ra,
and physician to King Torsothros, be-
came so eminent that he was revered as
a demigod after death, a temple was
built over his tomb, and in his honor
hospitals were raised in Memphis and
other cities. Here the priest-physicians
treated the sick and embalmed the
bodies Of men and sacred animals.
There were probably, Dr. Cation thinks,
the first Of mankind to acquire rudi-
mentary knowledge Of the movement of
the blood. Their papyri contain intelli-
gent references to the heart, the blood
vessels and the pulse. OF the heart in
particular they knew much, and their
writings refer to it's enlargement, fatty
degeneration, displacement, palpitation
and pericardial effusion. One remark
able passage of these old-world inquir-
ers speaks Of distension of the heart and
shortness of breath as occurring because
the blood has stagnated and does not cir
culate properly.
Not Greece, therefore, but Egypt,
long before Galen and Hippocrates, was
the motherland of rational medicine and
anatomy. The views of the Greeks on
the circulation of the blood were almost
exactly those which the Egyptians had
taught many centuries earlier.
On one remarkable means of treat
mentforincipient valvular disease of the
heart which these long-forgotten Nile
doctors taught DR.. Cation laid great
stress. 1t was the method recommended
at least 1000 years ago to let the heart
have as much rest as possible-a wise
injunction, said the Harveian orator,
which we may yet practice with advant-
age 1-em-hotep seems to have been an
all-round genius-physician, architect,
astronomer, alchemist-so illustrious
that after death he was reputed the son
of the supreme deity, Ptah-all this and
yet nearly lost to fame.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
PLAYING UNDER THE TREE.

rye a new play to play with me.
: And this Is what it is:
III make right here. 'longside the tree.
A village just like this.
Now tina is the church. and that's a house
And there's the blacksmith shop;
oh, I forgot the church's spire!
III put one right on top.
And now, another house III build,
Where mamma lives with me;
This room I'll have with dollies filled,
A table set for tea.
Now, for my garden! Strickland stick
I'll put fence around;
Then lots of flowers like I'll pick
And stand them in the ground.
These are for cows-just coming home
And driving them is Nell;
Oh, good-here's Nell!-the cows have
come!
And there's the supper bell.
-Rhoda Dendron, in Good Housekeeping.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
War Names for Horses.

I'm glad" said the man who thinks
that he can pick winners at the races by
the names of the horses, that this West
ern Union middle hasn't put q stop to
racing, for current events are producing
a fine crop Of names for this years gen
Grafton Of yearlings. Just think Of a
horse called The Jap, for instance. Why,
I'd bet my last red on racer with tina:
name. And Togo would be sure thing.
Then there is Kuroki; horse named for
that fighter would be an odds-on favor
lite. Kuropatkin is a good horsy turf
name, too, so far as sound goes, but I'M
less the Russians brace. up a horse
dubbed that would be q hundred to one
shot."--N Y. Sun.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

fectly, and his accent, If he had any,
was discernible only to the critical ear
and one was not habitually critical
In dealing with Woldemar.
During the silent interval which fol-
lowed, Lillian busted herself rearran-
ging her gown-a very becoming pale
cream creation of celebrated modiste.
Lillian :Throckmorton was one Of the
fitting bellies of the national capital.
Daughter of q rich western mine-own-
er, she was that season the guest of
the hostess Of the evening.
"A penny for your thoughts" said
she, presently. ss~,~
The young man seemed absorbed at
that moment. Whether it was the
curls of the, girls fair hair, at which
he was gazing abstractedly just then,
or the matter Of small talk, in which,
as Russian, he was so inefficient, that
occupied his mind, Is problematical.
Perhaps 1T was both these factors to-
gether, and possibly others besides.
rs not that bid rather rash" bantered
he with equal gayety.s Deg 8 gr%Gf,
Perhaps" returned the girl, with q
deprecating gesture. "Still-"
'Yes?" encouraged the young man,
contemplating his companions beauti-
full profile.
I'LL risk It," announced the other,
facing Woldemar with resolution in
her splendid eyes.
"On second thought, 'no!' said the
count, determinedly. He twirled his
pustache for second. then contin-
ued: II am willing to do this, Miss
Throckmorton: I'll let you have my
'Mishka' if you make an accurate
guess of what there is in my mind at
this moment" 'Mishka" was a fine
specimen of q Russian wolfhound the
young man had brought with him from
his native land.
Lillian considered. II could not guess
1t in the wide world" said she. dis
tressedly.
"You might try" returned the other,
tnsinaAdngly. He was making a men
tai picture Of that straight, small nose
Of hers, remarking that the Russian
aristocrattc lady is very apt to have
her nose retrousse.
The girl looked straight ahead of
her for moment, then: ''You were
thinking of some beautiful woman in
St. Petersburg" said she, coyly.
'Wrong!". sighed the count. Il was
thinking Of" he cut of hie intended
speech abruptly. would you really
like to know" asked he, solicitously.
Lilian's curiosity, thus pricked,
Eyes replied she softly.
81 was thinking of some beautiful
woman here" returned the other, his
dark eyes ablaze with passion.
The girl flushed little. Il do moi
Uish to he thought il-mannered." said
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

Was 1t merely small talk? Lillian
asked herself later. in the privacy Of
her apartment.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08
White Elephant Is Sacred.

A white elephant is considered sa.
cred in Siam, and when one shumes
of this mortal coil it is given a funer.
al. grander than that accorded to
princes of royal blood. Buddhist priests
oficiate, and thousands of devout 81.
amese men and women follow the de-
ceased animal to the grave. Jewels
and offerings representing much
wealth are buried with the elephant
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

Something of the development Of the
automobile as public interest may be
judged from the fact that Is men, who
collect and write the automobile news
of New England, were entertained the
other day by Springfield automobile
company. ,-.. -.... -.-.-.....
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-08

President Woodrow Wilson's remark
to the Pennsylvania Bar association,
that the law is no longer the learned
profession it was once, carries with
it the implication that somebody is to
blame for this deterioration. The
ignorance of the lawyer should be ex-
cused by no one.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
9Bo pnkntn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Farmer


IRA Nierre meboeles, at Snrmerne !
ben ncropeitre Gel al Stoten bar
iiinoe at nnlRsse egne Sernbnner,
bois be 3ompanier, Tom bor Sopeo.
Inner giennem ben Gel al Staten life
oil imcoefomme oeres arap poa let.
pinotere 9ransportdtionsforbolbe.
8or fort lib iiben bIeo Der oeina
ganffe riatigt inforporeret ct 3om.
pani beitaaenbe al 5ornere Gan 90
Gooington Counties. meb BET Sor.
mail at bhgae en- 9one fra Water.
totpn til @cbiter, % / forrige l1se
blep Der aiort be fornebne Mnmeloel.
Ter ON Gnlpg al en- 80 Mil lang
Sinie. iom ifaI ior6inbe @ebiter
Dan Gonntp meo @ebIen / marf6n1
so. aftiefnpitolen er en- balp MtiI.
lion Dollars, oa Sdifabets $opeo.
fparter ifal bore / 8renoiae. Selpe
gnlpaget al 9onen ontoaes at bile
foite $4,000. glanot 9ireftsrerne
ices Hopne Tom 6. g. Senbrifion,
Beter Sbsnbera. Setter SIoe og CIR.
Gbriitianien, ale fra @iit, oe Cars
gerglnno fra Sranf.
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mfarouH,t.

Ut Srpllnp, iom oarebe ire bele
Gage tilerbe. ieirebes | iorriae llae /
@reenpile, Ienne Ionae 8ieitele.
ring berte Sos ilet life nteO til Gro.
arammet, men blep ~nsooenAia pao
8runb al forrpgenbe l1peir. Set bar
ct tpif Far, Soban alueis o. Bertha
ManteiieI, iom blen ipIeiiet iommen
% eiter GieIier % grplupsmiSSagen
reg Der op en- iaa araiat Storm. al
Get bar umuIist for be 60 8iPiter Of
fomme bicm; Be maatte pent bIi, bpor
BE par, / iomiulbe ire Iaae % RPtter.
Zen iSritr Hat tilbraste 8iGiternc
meS Seq % Sons og moreOe iis for.
trGffeli1t, men Seit arben 90 treble
Ndt iputeS Sc ilet life SET Dor moriomt
lrnger; Be Iaabe ia reiigneret ill al
iooe oao 8ulpet. paa Stole, Spiacr.
poa Nioncet. / Srappeganaen % ON.
firing aiefteuoonen. oa tiliioit ian
@ipiterre mere no Tom De bar iii @e.
~arrocIic er0 iii 9rpnnps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
3ftiunrTntu.

IrOfesior z. sisualSiun / Buffalo
Safe piI neOIGgge jim 2prerpirfiom.
beo. Ill hans gfternanS ION Sfolc.
beItprer er uoieet $, $. Sent ira ND
5eppo.
SnbbrnSstppcri. - u. 6. Moberaq
Urn @poSS Buff % SIai stauoeS
apotef / graiuer0 hapbe iorleSen Nat
Seisg al SnbbriSStpue, Der t~iluenGtc
ilg enSel 8arer % en- iorboIospiS
u~betpNeIia Tengeium. gtogIe ifsier,
a8iiee 8lltunger er miStGntt.
Better Sec, en- anieet 8armer / Sonn
al 6ribere, Otter Gail Gountp, aigif
forleNer Woreen pIuOietig pcO Isoen
al SierteiIa8. San bar iri'f iom par.
Iigt % iflIlSe itau op ON Worgcnen.
men ialht 5IlIbieIig oOerenoe / Gen.
gen % oar 800.
Wsaebranb. - SSeal 0tiair0
Gom9arps Wsle / Minneiotu Gitp
reS5rGnbtc forIe6er Not. SIOen par
aaberbart paoiat; MtslIen par 1liaa
ibrono Tor roaIe iau ll8cr iioen, men
bleo oergarg rebbct. Ga6et o9aioeS
Ill meLem $4,000 "a $4,000.
Seloe @p9ningeu oor uo$iuyerct. GA
SnSboIOet bar oSiurerct ior fun
$1,000. ReI ~ aoruoarcr til en-
8Pr6i al $500 brpnNtc %.
aapteiu {. ". gjprnhuO al 2SSe
Observation-Disclosures bcip8er MI mes
@ermiSiion iii Qamlc NIcr / q.
8aul. San bar n.byaRt fire Aor pno
6IlI2pinerue o. trlIQct III me0 At
brtngc nc % Cy>cu ! (nQcuc Ser.
Aue Tllt9lnoer er III rc.jIc ~ 'rS>c.
liae mcb ~llrhtoseIic Al Morscrue. ser
er relr9ieic T1natifcre igr Iftc inre3
al Dpre mobtlaeI!9e Ior uno Torru;..
De amer en- hOio Wour& R.cN i,r
Oct ltfrcitc Trigas ii. lin muhamtScr-
tie 8lmnCl. - 8igrnita0 iiler. 4;
oct er pci bctiCnDt / mlIltTrc arcoie
gItcN At &agou boo0c !Trac a am.
hDl'clla hay 'or55rcNt 'Il ~, Sen
SrII Dc I'LL 'tolr ml0t oygr g..
SauO ior Scttlcrc. g u Nsr,.
len, Der bar og5o.O. i,5 err IN ger.
burt.5o9chltoncn. gcu>.g / SrrE2ae
hIcI IL. Tu!utl a mco0c.t9 aNfiulsc
intcrcaiaHtc CpIr@umBcr cal XanE
pao Chippewa. Re'trpo:icnernc i1r
oen nCrmcirr EgemtiS ri. bl, aabnrt
ior Sctt,iuS. Saaleocs ulI olt bprt.
bart Haro ubcuom 2togrpierratjorer.
ne poa Gais %afe, &bite Gat 4oiut.
@irre5isoimib ca Gbtppewa.H aicrpa,
tionerre oil aabuet irScn lem ll1er
III 10 NaoHeSer. Fer er beriblarS:
ersel ms5et go0t 2nnO. GH6el al Sc,
er iel!a5tIst be,esnet ION DtprlanS,
men hftte oil bIi rettCt, inocn aabnln,
gen timber StsS. ,Sntet Of Sette @auS
Ton erhDeroes pan anSen Raaoe enc
ocb almIuoeIi8 SomsitsaS GntrD I'll
1925 pr. Acre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
8eifriper fit GnoeIist.

Snebfer Otto Hoaod / GIepeIano,
o., itob op 9erbae Morsen for al
saa paa Irberoe. men beapnbte al
boite. San boitebe | flere Rinuter.
og oerpoa fit ban 8Eooitprtning. 2ibi
efter Iiot bIsbte ban iig libel. Sor
foritoo, bnorleSeS Def bar fat oa BAD
lin Some og fine 8srn ON at fomme.
Ter blep ienbt BIB efter Roboer oq
Benner og efter en- Goftor. 2iaaen.
De poa Sengen tnlte ban fsrit meb
i'm Some og bernpit meo fin fortro.
liGe Ben oe Mebarbeioer albert 9li.
baban. "grnnb migl" ioaoe ban.
In buffer Dor SperensfomIt. Seq
mig fife | Sorben."
2itboban Ionebe BET.
goaof iagoe SarpeI til ale. 3 Sc
n9ite 10 Miuuter 6effreb ban fine
5~ornemmeGier. "2ipet GLIDER no al
mig Gradbe for Grade" iagoe ban.
"ar9fterne ipinber, men iee filler in.
gen Smerte. Mine Zine oimmes.
Seq fan neppe ie bere. Seq fines,
iom ieg bill til at iooe. Gu bltr set
CARRIE msrft. Spert Sefuno fsIer
ieg, at Sipet ipinber. Nu Ter lea ct
tort ems. men fan life ificGne nogen.
ting" Otter uogle ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
De Orb 6lep ban ubepibft. "a 2e.
gen fom, bar ban $50.
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oetine brnger en- airp, | bpiffen Sp.
finoeren taser EInos os itprer Gar
teiet peb at ilptte auruen ira Den ere
Gnoe al aren til oen dnSen. 8inoen
ffnI tiene iom Triufrnit.
Garbarn.N orbernes 2eber, Better
Rieoermeper, gjoroe | Mfanonss ct
Vnr teiperate 6oriss pna at begaa
Selnmoro | S0nsiIet | Chicago. Sort
flugte ban Spoplet al omfring 100
Npritiffer % berpaa anbneoe ban meS
en- ipibs gIpnnt Iiponren | SadnSIe.
bet eg paa Sperarnien. Sfisnt 2pger
itray tos Tia al BAN. er Ran BOG / en-
pberit usieI 5%oriotnine. men buis ban
Ieper inStil Srebaa. bill ban bIi baa.
ret til 8nlsen % bRnst.
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Aprn pukntu.
Carl g. @iancs or bIet ubnnpnt til
EoltmeIter / Songer, 9urleigb So.

Garl 9. @iaucs or blet ubn9pnt til
Toltmelter / Gon8er, 9lirIeigb SO.
SlScbrauS. Serrp cartons Ipo.
ref / Sio9erpooo nebbr9note iorleoer
Gaa totalt. SoapeI 9pgningen iont
&arebtholbningelt oar osiureret. gll
to.etageS Notwithstanding bill III BIZ
opfprt iitebetior ben sbeIagte Srn.
bpgntng.
S43 Ecrioncr / NorS 0afota too |
WartS Sprereramen. 9lf otsie fit 6
ieritcflaSieS Gertififoter. 237 anben.
fIaSieS o. 142 trehiefIaSieS; 2tS iii
conditional" t~reoiesaSieS Gertififo.
ter, Oct pil iise. De Srnpcoe / ct Ell.
Ter Here Gag, iom Sc toger op igieIt
Ienere. oa De too gobt i~crspriat. 24O
oulnpeoe belt % boIbent: be ileite al
ot%'e Itranoeoe pna Imerifas Siito.
RE % Matematif.
I'm Hatiunalbnnfcruc / gSorS "a.
fotu ftnoe@ / Ell Hopport ira Comp.
trclIer al thc Currency feIaeuSe Sp.
l%oSrtnger: GercS iomleoe Rciourcer
bar iorsaet ira S1S,S02.5 73 sen %.
Gan. ifior iii $t9.f56.250 Den lam.
me Gato iaor. llblaan bar anaet
neb ira $t2,S42.Si6 iii St2. 500, t2S
% Observation-Disclosures fra S9t9,.
9SI I'll SS36.534; SnofuoSere bar
irrsget ira S12,63S,53O iii $3.50,
543.
Gouicpelt Gpnnta. - @uperusr
SShlte bar iairat Sen lbe SSltni for
gntemnlngen | Sc ire uoraoniiereSe
Gountper Ncacr5ic, @nGoce GA IQ.
REQ, ON bisie Goumner iful praouiie.
res ION e Gointp urber Gopu al
H%oo'eoeIt Gcuntp. Senne Sommeu.
Ilntning Iaoer Jig eisrc / SenboIo iii
EN- nplla %oebtagen 9op. Nan peb
pao 6orbaanb, ar 6oriloaet piI bli
peotaget omtrent enitcmria. Get
me Gountp oil bli 2.4O0 apaSrotniI
tort meo omfrire 1000 SuSbpaaere.
6mnSci Zig. Ora 9ofota meSSe.
les. az @iaiam !. Sbonnor, iom |
SeapnSelien al Seember iiSitIeoen
forlpanot paa en- uiorfIarIia @aaSe.
M er aieniunSet JON 9ia, bearopef
Here BOO unSer @uloet | ". I. 30.
lens Saapc, Siget bar itpat misbanS.
let; Sierneifnllen par ilaaei mo. %
aniigtet par gruiuISt misbanSlet peS
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3ftnutnun.

@rs. 6. Spbniun, en- 8~rubearbei'
bers tSuitru, families iorleoen Wtor.
gen mproet / lit Sus | Selena. Srn
bapoe nof paa Ell Waaoe TO SIem,
bpor bun opbolbt fig iftfteois, ct
bpor benbes Wanb boeoe, og ct an.
oct | ct al 8pens tpiliomnte Strsg.
Oct bar / bet iioite, bun ianotes MIR
BET.
Sniinber at iyaar err / 8interens
Sob omfonmet pdo Wputanas @ib.
Scr, meloes fra 8lcnbipe. 9ette bar
man isrit iaaet fulo Rebe paa mi, ba
Sneen intelter p9f. Sobet er itorf,
ifjsnt noeet ifiRopahligt er 10 life
Bette berltbc. Sunbreber al Mpnb
er mi fi9rb meb at Haa De bsbe Saar
% br9nbe Sfottene for at iprbinore
Ell gpiSemi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22

Stso o. SIog. Sbannon bar Tiene.
itefarI bos pciep. Der er mistruff for
at bope rpboet bam aipeien. San
bauoe omfring $500 iilgooe al tin
&us6oro | a~rbeibsIsn, o. man peo,
at be bapoe en- bel Del aransel ber.
ON. @dit mener, at Ioiep bar brrbt
Sbnnnpn en- Tag | December, oa be
fisrte iantmen bjem I'll 5ormen. go.
lttiet bar fnnoet blobi9e &l1oer og
SenactTpper bcs Yoiep, men benne
f~orflareoe, at DC nplig Babe pRret
benpttet peo @riieilagtnineen. go.
ieD er I'M fporleit foripnnoet.
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JnoIanoet.
9n,ua.
&c itrcifcnSr anIarnbcnrbeiSerr

&C tfrcifcfDe Anigrnpcnrpetoer'
sirncptoa / Iauoaes Arbeioet. % M
or Criiien al ale SopaS aiIarubei
otter / iulN 8ana. IrbeiSere % Cru
beciere or fommef ooerenS on eli GEN
ninlsifala, iom ifal gi9lSe / 10 aor
Zen bcitemmar en- 9seSi9tteIie al !
Gents Tor "icrecueo" alil % 3 Sent.
for @miue.niH" Sul. Ninimumsoa5
lenupn iaItipites til $3.50.
Sorsbrnsslrrc | 5OlfcffoIen - Sc.
or, bpaS Gountp-S foleiuperirtenNen
trrue / bet noroueitIige Soma onbeia.
leSe pna et N1ebe | Sioir Gin iorle'
ben Tag. &c ~rpionercoe iort iaa, al
ba Soma / fremtre0erSe 8raO er en-
SSorobrugsitot, iao pilhe 9eiolfnin'
gems Sntcrrsier tjeneS beOit peo. al
Snrhbrugsfaa optase& peS ale Stn'
tenS offentIige Sfoler.
lliprbrnerlig - Batiu S'9rien be-
ser en- irif arabot i Iubuolie, iom !
2erbngS itoS ! IoIitiretten OeriteoS
orflaset for al baoe pGret pPreiIIo.
Set onr 67Se Sang at ban / Oenne
a~lnIeSnine itoS for GolttirettenS
Sfronfe. SiSItgere bar Set opret iait
Cart, at ban fit 80 9ages 6pugieI,
men berne 8are BAD Batip iao tpnSt
for iig, at Sommeren iurteS Spnb /
BAN og loo bau gaa. Glt ialt bar
8atip tiIbraat 1850 cage / 6pIOe.
orreiter / Tllhuaue elIer omfring 512
aar. San er So gnr % boiler MI iii
poa 9pers GEoerNomsbiem. 5 iirc
rnsre Gage bar ban Sotaliit.
9ofpnt. - GrbeiOsgioerne / 8es
Woines, Soma, beilutteoe | iorrige
llae en- 2ofout % minbIt 5000 Weo'
Ieutnrer al Building 3raoeS Unions
bIep iebiee aI. 8 9srSag GitermibSaa
ben 166e april. let er Siri0en ON
a~upenoeIie al Rouunion .0i9nb, iom
goo Stsbet til ben o~perrniferbe Se.
futnine. aontraftsrerne baooe bert,
al llnioner, bpis Teblemmer bibtii
bar arbeibet, biz gna ira uoen 8oriel,
ioainart Ronunion. IGnb tnaes inc.
Sor at forebpase Stnnsning, nnnt
Grbeibet er begpnbt, erflGreOe aon.
troftsrerne Ell Sodout Tor ale % en-.
boer mbtngen Nalerne.
ltsploisc Sfilsmisicr. Ssieite.
retsiuititiarius @eoper / 9eS 0toine5
oigap iorleoen Sag Ell Uigtig &ieubeI'
lie, ibet ben life nnerfieuOer JON api.
bise SfilSmisier, iom / Gdtota or
t~ilitaaet Somniolf. Sogen gialot en-
geemar % bans Snitru. Ronoen
bapSe / i'm SiS inaet aGgteifabet op.
lott | Tofota, men Ssieiteret fien6.e
FOR Ret at Nenne S~plcsuiug unr ugpl
hig og tilplisteoe 0ir. 9eamnn al be.
tale jim Silitrli Ell SrebieSel al oeu
6ormlc. han haobe inuIet iiSeu SfiIS.
misiCn iau0t Ste0, oet pil iiae ON.
firing 100000. Gerre aiGisrelie bill
fda bstgOclig Snieresie. ia 0en pil iaa
Grren0elie pna mango Stilsmtsier,
Jon Soluaiolf bar opraaet blot peS et
Groiormu.S pbols Tofota.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22
1poSfaIo.

Iiis Olga @olb, elbite 9otter al
Scr. % Wrs. Ole @olb | Maedinod,
9toro Iaf., nsoe efter TO WaaneberS
Sp9eligbeo Den 2belr april ~iiSitleoeu.
8uitor 8. q. Htelion ifriper iii $50.
item. at bun bar fine 2ioeGier meb
Saalmooigbeo, intte lin SID til @iio
og bar GLAD pper at fan nanore her.
fra. SenbeS 8egranelie forot Stco
ben ste slprir ira ReiS &irfe. gfbsSe
bar bit elifet al Slegtnirge og So.
merater, Der ale pil iapne benoe me.
get.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-22

get. MeprbIifonerne bar belle Goroe-
len berof, % bet ipnes, iom ON bet
Selo, Der bibtiI Dor fulst NrGiioent
@~ooiepelt, fretnbeles bill isIse BAN
unoer bet foreitoaenoe 8alg. Siotil
er ale Sinbringer for bans Dp5si.
elie til ednoets bsieite Gmbeoe iaa at
fige foripunone netop | rette Sib, os
MI ipnes ogioa ben sSore, Der trucoe
fra Iemofroternes SIDE, at ifnlle re.
ouceres til ct Minimum. 81. ..