davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-11
Uo be continued.l
DESIGNATIONS AND SPRAlNS.
What Should BE Done in Case of am
Accident.

What Should Be Done in Case of am
Accident.
A diSlOcation is the displacement Of
bones which go to form a joint, says
tho Sooterrn>r " flr,r> of the, cenamonnst
varieties is diskocation af t1,~~-I-.4.1a
It is a good rule never to Interfere
with q dislocatien. Such an INJURY
must always be left entirely in the
hands of competent surgeon. Any
patient who places himself under the
care of bonesetter is sure to come to
grief To begin with, bonesetters have
no scientific knowledge of the anatomy
of the parts they are dealing with.
They know nothing Of the very cemPli-
Gated network of arteries, veins and
nerves which surround every joint in
the body.
The result of this gross ignorance is
that when q benesetter tries with un-
skilled fierce to reduce dislecatisn, he
is very liable to cause Injury to tho
neighbering bleed vessels and nerves.
The latter get caught between the
bones and become paralyzed, with the
result that the patient is called upon
to suffer unnecessary pain and distress
| until relieved by competent surgeon.
Time after time we have seen patients
trusted themselves to the merciless
hands of a bonesetter.
When dislocation occurs the parts
should be kept absolutely at rest by
means of sings and lightly applied
bandages until such time as surgical
aid can be obtained. There is no 9th
er treatment, and to attempt more is to
| commit error which may have very
far-reaching and disagreeable conse-
quences. .-.
When a joint is sprained its iiga-
| ments are stretched and torn and the
| muscles around are bruised and in
| many cases partially torn as well.
Blood is poured out from the bruised
| tissues into the joint, which rapidly
| becomes swollen, stiff and painful,
more especially when any attempt is
made to move it,
The treatment Of sprains is a mat
ter Of the greatest Importance, as a
neglected sprain always leads to I'M
perfect recovery Of the joint, which is
very liable to become permanently stiff
| and immebile Efforts should be d.
rected to reduce the swelling and to
prevent the joint from becoming fixed.
| At first, to allay the pain and swelling,
hot lamentations Should be applied for
some hours. Then large pad Of cot
ten woel should be fixed in position
ever the joint by means Of a bandage
Within forty eight hours, or even less,
gentle massage should be commenced
the joint being carefully manipulated
at the same time. Douching with hot
and cold water alternately will be
found a useful adjunct to treatment
and later friction with oil will aid in
resterat ion Of movement When the
injury has been neglected forci5fe
movement Of the joint viii be neces
sary. but this should always be carried
out by good surgeon.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-11

~ - NAO'oSlJ ~
selnble the facts
reported by the ad-
miral Of the fishing
feet. When abreast
of the traWlers the
Russian squadron
was formed in two
divisions, the cruis-
ers steaming east
and the battle ships
west, the latter get
ting among the fish
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-11
A Unique Business.

A Cleveland man has started a bust
ness which promises to be a great sue
cess. He has hired an office, large
number of expert stenographers and a
number Of telephones. Business men
call up by telephone. dictate their let
ters over the wire to a stenographer and
the letters are later sent back by mes
senger boys to be signed
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-11
Official reports from Port Arthur made public by mpera b

Official Arthur public
Toxic, show that the latest attack by
will
NIL
terrible fire of hundreds Of naval
Rhung Keekwan mountains two of which man
tseshan) Following bomtarl
captured supporting positions
from this vantage point the
dynamite against the walls of the forts tearing
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-11
RUSSIA'S BALTIC FLEET.

Squadron Under Way for the Far East
to Meet the Japanese.
The Baltic fleet which Russia is send
ing to the far East consists of seven
battleships, two armored cruisers, seven
protected cruisers, twelve destroyers, one
repairing and one hospital ship, one ice
breaker distilling ship and a
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-11
RUSSIANS ADMIT BLUNDER:
SHFlLED THEIR OWN ship

From a reliable source the Assoc
ted Press learns that the circumstans|
of the firing as detailed by Russian
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-11-11

A raw potato placed at the bottom
Of jar Of tobacco will keep the to-
bacco moist. and enable it to retain its
natural aroma.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
Description of Building.

This magnificent structure, four
stories in height, and lOOx142 feet in
dimensions stands on the corner Of
Main street and First Avenue east.
aud is built of Sioux Falls granite.
A basement extends under the entire
building, which Will be used for
business enterprises and sample
rooms. The finishing of the entire
building throughout is something
noteworthy, in the fact that every
room is finished in oak There are
llo sleeping rooms on the second,
third and fourth floors, 30 of which
are provided with bath Each room
is provided WITH iron beds, insuring
cleanliness, ant the furniture is of
the latest desigl The large court
over the dining oom makes it pos
sible for every rom in the house to
nave an outsice opening Each
room is connected with the Office
with an electricbell for the service
of the guests. While two stairways
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28

tlon to Pierre 10y the North Western
has added nothing to Pierre's
strength, but rather Diminished it.
When Pierre won in the contest four
teen years ago She had greater in
ducementS to put forward to the
voters than now Her street rail
way. college, packing house and flour
mill were then a reality; now uhey
are OF the past She has absolutely
nothing but the capitol building
and tie geographical center. The
unpreiudiced voter who can
see both cities can not help but de-
eide in favor of Mitchell. Mitchell
is located near the center of popula-
tion, can be reached ny any part Of
the state and is going forward not
backward. The late exposition
which was attended by over 50,OOG
people, has added greatly to Mitch
ellis strength as evidencing its acces-
to the great mass of people.
Ills no longer question of Mitch
ell winning the fight. The only aaes-
tion is: How large will her majority
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
CORN PALACE CROWD
Over 1000 People Attended the
Capital Address by Mayor
Silsby FRIDAY Evening.

That the people OF the state are
coming in flocks and droves to visit
Mitchell is evidenced by the mag
niticent crowd at the corn palace
Friday evening. Over 1000 strang-
ers wuro assembled i'm thn hnildinn
and IL was an enthusiastic audience
After.the band had played Several
selections Mayor Silsby delivered a
magnificent address concerning the
fullfilment Of the promises made by
Mitchell in the capital campaign and
his points were received with cheers.
The high school chorus, under the
direction of Miss Windle. and Miss
Winsor at the piano, sang number
that was received with plaudits.
With the departure of the people
this morning south and east another
large crowd came i'm from the north
and west. The Aberdeen train had
on IL coaches and every one was
packed to the limit while the west
train was filled to overtowing. Over
20O0 people came on those two trains.
| Large crowds also arrived on the
south and east Milwaukee trains this
afternoon.
Again in the afternoon the corn pal
ace was crowded to nearly the limit.
Aside from the band concert Or. and
Mrs. o. e. Murray sang selection
that supported Mitcnell for the cap
ital and the DR.. got his audience
very enthusiastic in his song all
joining in the chorus. The address
of the afternoon was given by A. f.
Hitchcock.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28

ton, Miss Florence Jenny, of Yank-
ton, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. j. Allgood, MI.
and Mis-. 5. IL. Riggs and Mr.. and
Mrs W. h. Gale, of Sioux City, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Slack. of Mad
ison.
The Widmann stands as the result
OF local enterprise wholly and to Mr..
Widmann is accorded the highest
praise for what he has given the city
and it will always be monument
to his name. 1t required consider
able nerve to commence an enter
prise of this magnitude, but his
faith in the future growth of the
city was undaunted and the years
to come will prove that his jude-
ment was moi misplaced in the
least. 10 MI Johnston, the lessee.
The Republican extends its best
wishes for his success i'm the conduct
OF the hotel His reputa tion as a
landlord is of the character TO bring
him d large and increasing business.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
PUSHING TO COAST
Every Indication Points 10 the MilWau-
ke0 Road Building 10 The Pacific
Coast.
Practically Settled That the Line Will
be Built From Chamberlain TO
Black Hills.
DAWSON County Was Rewarded With
Medals at the st. Louis ElpoSi-
ton on Products.
Dawson County Was Rewarded With
MILWAUKEE TO THE COAST
Officially Stated That the Milwaukee
Will Certainly Build From
Chamberlain.

Sioux City Journal: Information
from official sources that the l:ne Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
railroad between Manila and Sioux
City would be rebuilt and ballasted
with rock and that the extension to
the Black Hills and the Pacific coast
would be built from Chamberlain
and not from Evarts or any other
place reached Sioux City yesterday.
The order to rebuild the Manila line
has been issued by President Earline.
Curves are to bc eliminated, grades
reduced and the track ual1asIed With
rock.
This important order and the news
that the Manila line is to be built
from Chamberlain follow closely after
President Earling's trip over the
Manila line and Assistant General
Manager Underwcod's drive from
Chamberlain to the Black Hills, ac-
companied by Harry Hunter. right
OF way agent, and Division Agent
Love
"Do you understand the sieniti-
canoe OF this order to Sioux City,"
asked the recipient of the inform a
tion. 'lt means that Sioux City is
to be the Milwaukee's Missouri river
gateway to the Black Hills and the
coast. 1T will be the Missouri river
gateway on Rockefeller's transcon-
tinental line. -
L he work on the Manila line will
he started this winter.
The announcement is also made
that the Platte S. D., line would he
extended with the Chamberlain line
entirely new. although 1T Is known
that surveyors are already in the
field, working south from Orient. IT
is explained that this will be done
to shorten the distance from Siou,
City to Chamberlain, from which
point the Pacific coast line will he
built.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
.OPENED TO PUBLIC
Monday Evening The Nidmann Vas
Dedicated by an Informal LulCD
con and Party.
The Affair Was Attended by a Large
Humber Of Mitchell People dnd L
Was Successful
A Description Of The Structure That
Will be a Great Help 10 Mitchell
Hereafter.
THE WlDMANN'S OPENING
The Affair Was a Fine Success and
Hereafter.
THE WlDMANN's OPENING
The Affair Was Fine Success and
Was Literally Attended by
the Citizens.

the Citizens.
Monday evening was an eventful
night, in that The Widmann was
formally opened to the public. 1t
being the fist demonstration OF this
character since Landlord Johnston
and wife assumed control of the mag
niticent hoStelry.
About 200 business men and ci IT,
zens attended the opening and par
ticipated i'm the pleasures OF the
evening. Luncheon was served in
the beautiful dining room, the tables
being laid twice for the guests The
following menu was served, tie cards
I eing of very attractive desigt and
were retained bv the guests rs sol,-
venirs of the OCCASION
Tomato RonIlio4 in Cups
Queen Olives Celery
Canape la Ruse
t'llet of beef With Mushrooms
French PsaSe Partisan Potat0es
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
SOME EXPOSITION MEDALS
Agricultural Exhibits From Dawson
County Received Medal Rec
ogmition at st. Louis.

There are not many individual ex-
hibits OF agricultural products sent
from Dawson county,. to the st.
Louis exposition, but what we're
sent received recognition at the
hands OF the judges. The county re-
ceived a silver mccall on its exhibit
OF corn, oats, wheat, emmer and
millet. Geo. A. Johnston got u
bronze medal on sheaf OF winter
wheat, A. w. Sandergreen received a
bronze medal on corn, and the New
buryS secured "A bronze medal on vine
lemon aEd peppers.
One OF the great features Of the
state exhibit at st. Louis is the
Mitchell corn palace idea in the dec
oratiOns Of the interior CT the build
ing. Visitors from all parts of the
country carry away with them the
corn palace idea after having visited
South Dakota's building.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
SPOKE FOR MITCHELL
Hon. A. f. Chamberlain, of Howard.
Delivered a Fine Address on
Capital Matters.

The corn palace Thursday evening
was filled with an enthusiastic crowd
or people, the greater percentage OF
whom were in the city from various
parts OF the state, and they were
eager listeners to the speech OF the
evening. The Capita band played
several selections and a solo was
rendered by MISS ELLA Preston. The
words we're in the form OF poetry
and we're composed by Mrs. Preston
and Miss Preston, set to the music
OF Marching I through Geroiga. They
told the story OF the capital cam
paing and the sentiments expressed
we're pat indeed.
The address OF the evening was
delivered by Hon. A. E. Chamber
lain, Of Howard, and it was.a splendid
telling points for Mitchell. With
reference to the accessibility OF
Mitchell Mr. Chamberlain stated
that of the entire body of legislators
UiliS lWU StlldtOlS dilu lOUr represent
tatives of the l3I memhers lived
nearer Pierre than to Mitchell 1t
was an idea that has not been
brought out before and was "a very
strong point. Mr.. Chamberlain re-
fe1fcd in golwine terms to the leser-
Nation west Of Chamberlain as being
the richest grazing country in the
United States and when he said that
he belived lie WAS speaking the
truth.
Friday afternoon over 1900 strangers
were gathered in the corn palace
building to hear The address of III. c.
Preston and he gave them some hand
and convincing facts to think of in
the location of the capital. The
| Capital band played number of eX-
cellent selections. Miss Florence
| Phelps gave a contralto solo that
was much enjoyed, responing to a
merited encore. Hel accompaniment
was played by Mrs. X. f. Otto.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28

Continued on page g.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
Renedictine Punch
Waters
Lobster Salad, Mayonnaise

Assorted Cake Risque Ice Cream
Bent's Crackers f.dam Cheese
Wont Il Chau Cigars
While the menu was being served
Hoyt's orchestra, OF Sioux Falls.
rendered some most excellent music.
The viands were served i'm excellent
style and reflected the acme OF the
culinary art.
!. While the guests were served at
the first sitting Mr.. a. l.. Hitch
cock was called upon for an mpromp-
tn toast concerning the opening Of
the hotel. Taking position behind
the chair occupied by MIR. Frederick
Widmann. the owner of the hotel.
Mr.. Hitchcock expressed the sen IT,
ment of Nitchell's indebtedness to
this worthy itizen for what he had
given the city i'm this magnificent
structure, and that they felt deep
gratitude,for his enterprise in ad-
ding to the hotel facilities with a
building the like of which was moi
surpassed in the state.
= During the evening the guests im-
proved the opnortunitv of taking a
promenade Though the various floors
of the hotel and inspected the an
pointments Of the hostclry which
had been provided by Mr.. Johnston.
and sincere praise was accorded him
fer the very elegant manner in
which he had furnished the various
rooms, none of which we've sighted
in the least.
After the tables in tie dining room
had been cleared away the rest OF the
evening was devoted to dancing to
the elegant music furnished by
IIoyt's orchestra. ..and it was thor
oughly enjoyed.
The short notice given of the
opening prevented many people from
outside attending, among them. how
ever, being the following: Mr.. and
Ms. f. f. Martindale, OF Sioux
Falls. Miss Name Hupper, OF Can
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28

are provided fol reaching the upper
floors an elevator OF the latest pat
tern and the safest possible has been
put in the hotel and is now in rum
ming order. All OF this equipment
means mUch comfort to the guests.
On entering the front OF the hotel
on Man.street one is greeted with
an attractive and comfortable APP
pearing office. otr which to the
north is the reading room aud writ
ing room. These two rooms and the
hallway extending to the rear OF
the building have been fitted out
very handsomely. The floors are Of
Mosaic design and marbel wains-
coating extends throughout. The
ceilings are done in steel of handsome
design and they are tinted with
gilt and bronze, giving them rich
effect. In the southeast corner of
the roam is the Office part, which
is PRESIDED over during the day by
Mr.. DENNIS NJ. Potter. IA young gen
teman who has grown very popular
With the travelling public in the
years that he has been associated in
This capacity. At night Nh. Jack
Anderson pr sides over ne bostclry
and he is q lit associate for the day
man.
The dlNiug room and the Kitchen
are Two important pats OF The hotel
and the cqHipaent in each is equal
TO anything this side of Chicago.
The dining room is 5sS5S feet and
is capable of seating loo people at a
meal. The table linen is All inn
ported aud bears the crest of The
Widmaun in the cloth The silver
ware is OF rich design. while the
china closet and the several side
boarCs add completeness to the inter
ior. 1'he walls are tinted with red
and the ceiling is finished i'm gilt.
The service in this room is of the
character which appeals to the guests
and is presided over 10y Miss Nos-
bnlg and her corps Of walters.
The kitchen is under the manage
lnenS OF Chet Felix Toulnois and as
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-10-28
Mitchell is a Sure Winner.

Vermillion Republican: Every
day the prospect for Mitchell win
ming the capital fight grows brighter
and brighter The free transporta-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-26

fe Soanoer til en- o. niffe I'll en- an.
ben, men De 10 Serrer bolSt bans Mr.
me iait % traf baitig oiiieh meo BAN
4 8enieiaIen fniteoe en- ung 0tac ia
/ jnblenoe @rano ino imoo ham,
Ilpngeoe line arme ont hans Gals OF
fpsieSe BAN. Get par bans Sorlooe,
oe. Men set Sorencoe Golf hoooe
eieninnlia itrcnee SrSrcr. DC tiIloS
life. at Der perIeoes Sro meIlem ma.
frozen % hans airreite aDSiet Tor,
melig rspeoe bun enfclte Sleat-
hinge al Sen SiemoenSte it Ilet life
Soo at iiae 8oooag til bom. San
blep puttet inS / en- 9roifc. Sc to Ser,
rer ioite liz nn til bam, % ian rnleSt
&c afiteS til HeScrieis acutor.
gt Get SorcneSe TampifibsieIifGb
bill itrGffe iig lGngit mtIiot liseooer-
ior sc si~enIepenSe 9nsiaacrer Der bar
miitet alt lit nnSer 3ataitroicr. er al.
IereHe ioruoiat / bonife Blade. Ro'
Gen erOelig geilutning er BOG enbmi
life iottet.
Seller life etlSnli err Ser toaet &c.
ilutnine anaooenSe SeIitobetS Stil.
ling Iiseooerior DC aienIcOenSe al 9e.
iGtningen. gten ct oe ouSet er oog
paotGrft. oa meo t%iSIiaerc Grem'
g~orasmaoSe "in mente" mterer Sarif
"4attiS." at ieleenSe moa ariees
rimeiigt:
Zen Gel al 9ei9tniracn, ser oor
/ SeIifabets geniionsfasic, bar natur.
ligpis Serigienuem iifret lin Samilie.
Gette er imiolerti0 Inn DC f9rreite,
Ifisnt HeriionSfnsien itonr iis goot oa
enoog tiaaSer tioligere 9le0Iemmer al
bIiue / oeL ieIp ON Sc tagcr EIn0s /
ANDRE SeIifabers Sfibc, - Blot Sc
betaler lin aontingent.
Qfen / Set nuu9ren6e IiliGISc oil
heller life De iffe.foriifreOc Mteclem.
mers 6amilie bIipe forbi8one0e. Oct
iorlpoer, at Suitruerre bill ioa iSbe.
talt 800 Ser. iom eiebItffcIig SieIp
iom ct 9eIeb - Ell 8ar9 Tor ole -
/ SorholO til antdllet al Sc uiorisr.
Re6c Born. Mcn fsr Ser cnoeIiae 81.
tie ooer forulpffeSe SisioIf ioreIigger.
fon SeIifabet life toec uigjsrenSe
Stiaing til SperssmanIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-26
ara Sumboist, Sowa.
Sr. ReoaitBr!

Sumbplot college 7uiisos TT ODE etpis.
unr ben 15be b. prb at sraousre Al glspsr
ira fer ipriiienise Surisr 5pu Staisr par
re%preientertoe blnnbt be iom sraouereos.
Geittnlsn bolotes al Rsp. 9. u. @isnsH.
grnibeut for 9isniaHt gisp autbsr College,
Dtiaiua, 81. Sou tos ipm fit enbisit
"Force in Personality
Sioiie aar bIsp Der Orsauiisrst ct aurins
| agriculture, o. u9ts anr astss Der Orsa.
Hiieret ct aurius Manual Training" On
M Bpsuins er alersoe besprot iom Hal
brusss for gamnnFum o. RaHuaI Granting.
2 bet fbits gnr bar SiOIsn Yarst iarb.les
soDt bsissi. @anss al BEN, icm srapusrets
| be lausre aurisr. astsr at TONNE tilbass
% iortiatts fine Sfnbisr ! be bsisrs aurisr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-26
@an far / interesicrcSe areSic oe.

ret meget iparOt paa at ie Sp8iaret
for 10. % Snoisriel al MeIte.
3rooufter / 1903. @eo set MI iGr.
Diee Spgisr bier Set Jig belhiguis, at
tro0s set OoarIige Sooeraar 1902 er
SperIfuosuOfSrielen life Irmfet -
inarere iteset list. SotalrSisrielen
al Smsr, Sit o. fonbenieret Vtelf re-
prpienterer remli9 / 1903 en- 8Grct
al SIR. S.743,400 MOB / 1902 Gr.
$4,000. gf De ionme GroOufter
~in0fsrtes til 9on6et / 1898 for Ser.
$4,000 % | 1902 Tor 7S8l0O0 Ser.
Smsru6isrieIen er DOG saaet liot til.
bage, ibet 8proien al SoerifuoSfsrie'
len / 1903 par ar. t,7S9.000 moo /
1902 &r. $4,000. Sprlig in.
teresiout er set at iagttose Stignirs
gen / l1ofsrieI al fprSenieret Melf.
We6ens Ser inoIeScs | 1901 e~rpeSereS
for Ser. 5.24OJ0C0. ite9 tenne Gum /
1902 til 6.220,O00 ng / 1903 til
6460, 900 8r. Snbeprreu0e Par oil
antageIig Saaet bli betpOeIig bsiere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-26
Gn banif RanSariu. On Sa

Gn banif RanSariu. On Sanif
IanA aI6ert gtielieu buis 6orGISra
/ lin Sio boeSe / 6re~berifsbnpn, bar
iislge "genSs. lib" ira oen fineiiite
Re9iering mootngct ltOnppneIie iii
Nanoorin al 4Se alasic. Sr. 9tieIien
Ger for Chen err / @eiSs Dos Sc6Sol.
oerman0 9ebreuS. GreOerifsbapn. oif
ior II aar iiben / 2onoon omborS
paa en- fiueiiif SoIStrDOier, boor ban
ifltIoe eisre Siereite iom 3Sie 2sit.
nant. Siben bar ban orbeiSet fla op
90 beflRSer MI 9oitcn iom ltroertcIS.
birettsr / Canton. &c fineiiifc Bice.
forger er Nanbarirer al lite alasie
og en- @lfpernsr ooer en- Plet eycro at
7annarfs Stsrrclie pr Rdnoorin al
3Se alasie. 7creitcr fomner oltioa
Sen Rang. bpor Sr. Relion iremtiSig
bsrer biemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-26
200 Mnrs @eGnnelir.

49, ~HA~ SNNSStAiNs ~ Ndt vi
~Itorortet Set - ~tele8raieres Ser ira
Gronbbirm til "aitenpoiten" iom
fprlehen boIoieS pna Heinsfloiter. sen
SornenaruIfe 5Ieets Stombus. / SIN.
leoniug al. at Goblet bar pRret | ga,
miliens Bciiobelie 200 @or. sjenuem
s SlGgtle0. 6orltoer Eamiliers nor.
ffe Ieolemmer bar onfommet oarife
Slentninae. boorhos mango 8enner
fra Here 9onter al 2arSet bar ino.
bnSne &c irHbubne reiite ira Sronb.
biem ON SormioSugen og rctitrnereSe
meS ipecielt Ieiet 9nmpIfib. Ses
MtiSSoaen u6broate Stiitomtmnr0
@rlrnSt sen ul,oprenSe 8o6seier Sor.
nenonns SfnnI oa betoneSe @stpo.
nfnaen az at ct @o0s benores | Slea.
ten | lang Sib. iomt omtaIte Sc Dire.
ct IoaSnnt Torholb frpner. arfipar
9orer CAB pn fortere Snerii1t rner
@nSicts % Gen SornemnnuIfe Slegts
SiItorie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-26

Or, or farlige at angribe. Sea hna.
Der, at DC ifanoinauiifc 2anoe iaar
lepe ! Sreo o. ielp orone o. iture meo
lrrc egne Sehnpne; men iadr oe life
laa CT Oct oite beore OF hoppe / oct
emo frnbe ! oct. let airloer yiatio.
ner iom Snoipioer: Zen, iom life
bill birlpe Tia ieIu. fan life pcutt
SiPlp al oubre." gr.