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, a disfguring mole or wart on her neck. just
below. the throat Madame removed the
mole"
quite a simple process. doubt not"
sand Vandeleur in q careless tone.
Yes, it was done easily-b was present.
The young lady was conducted into cham
Der with red light"
.andeleur's extraordinary eyes suddenly
leapt into fire. He took chair and drew
1t so close to Mrs. Curtis that his face was
within a foot two of hers.
Now, you will be very careful what you
say" he remarked. You know the conse-
quence to yourself unless this narrative is
absolutely reliable.
She began to tremble, but continued:
Il was present at the operation. Not a
single ray Of ordinary i~hf was allowed to
penetrate. The patient was put under chlordy
form. The mole was removed. AIterwaFd
madame wrote something on her neck. The
words were very small and neatly done
they formed a cross the young lady's
neck. A..erward heard what they were"
Repeat them"
Il cam. You will know in the moment
of victory.
my division at Westminster comes here ear
ly tomorrow morning-he brings handouts
and"
II will tell you interrupted the woman.
~ -le words were these:
II am the daughter of Paolo Gioletu,
who was executed for the murder OF my
n Jther June 20, IS
How We're the words written?"
with nitrate of silver"
'Fiend!' muttered Vandeleur.
He jumped up and began to pace the
room. l had never seen his face so black
with ungovernable rage.
You know what this means?" he said
at last to me. Nitrate OF silver eats into
the flesh and is permanent. once exposed
to the light the case is hopeless. and the
helpless child becomes her own execu.
TONER"
The nurse looked up restlessly.
THE operation was performed In room
with red light" she said. land up to the
present the words have not been seen.
Unless the young lady exposes her neck
to the blue rays of ordinary light they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02

SYNOPSIS
bruce is invited to spend a week with hts friend,
Geo Rowland. owner OF famous old heirloom In
the shape Of a magnificent pearl necklace. Row
land is about to be married to AntOn,a hpaey, Nh,
persistentiy refuses to appear In evening dress.
She goes to see Nine Sara Druee tells Nandeleu u,
to gain possession of the famous pearls. Miss
Ripley admits to bruce that her objection TO wear
ing evening dress comes from the presence OF a
large mole on her neck which mole Nine. Sara has
removed. leaving her neck bandaged. Vandeleur
Late in the evening vandeleur returned.
He entered the house just before dinner. l
observed by the brightness of his eyes and
the intense gravity of his manner that he
was satisfied with himself This in his
case was always a good sign. At dinner
he was his brightest self. courteous to
every one and to Nine. Sara in particular.
Late that night as 1 was preparing to go
to bed he entered my room without knock
ing.
We'll. Druce." he said, 'it is all right"
"All rightr' / cried. What do you
mean?'
You will soon know. The moment saw
that woman had my suspicious. 1 was in
town today making some very interesting
inquiries l am primed now on every point.
Expect a denouement of a startling char
acter very soon, but be sure of one thing
however black appearance may be the little
bride is safe and so are the pearls
He left me without waiting for my reply.
The next day passed and the next. 1
seend to live on tenterhooks. Little An
tonia was gay and bright like bird. Mad
ames invitation had been extended by Lady
Kennedy at Rowland's command to the
day after the ball. Little Antonio skipped
when she heard it.
II love her. said the girl.
More and more guests arrived-the days
flew on wings, the evenings were lively.
Madame was power in herself Vande-
leur was another. These two sworn foes
at heart aided and abetted each other to
make things go brilliantly for the rest of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
After the War.

The Jap had triumphed. The baf1ed Mus
covfte had asked for terms. After some
negotiation the status of Manchuria and
Korea had been agreed upon. But" said
tho japanese diplomats, there must be an
indemnity
How much?" said the Russians.
'"Ten thousand million yen"
"Preposterous!' said the emissaries of
the car. I'VE are willing to pay for the
cost of the war, but we will die in the last
ditch before we will allow you to stick us
with the cost Of the ante-bellum station
eryT'
Nevertheless, Japan being firm. the erst-
while naughty Slav was forced to accept
her terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
The Mission Of the Club.
From McClure's Magazine.

A good club is the last freehold of un-
trammeled man. In the best of them it Is
good manners to have no manners; sub
tect only to your neighbours similar right
to rudeness or to privacy. The smiles put
on for women. the solemn faces for the
world, the mask of purpose, the rouge
and powder of joy-all may here, with
ones coat and hat, be laid aside. For a
club is either the best of company or the
most complete of solitudes; 1t is the
stronghold of individualism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
His Mind on the Market.

From the Detroit Free Press.
What have you there?" asked the mag
nate of his accomplished daughter.
"a recent compilation of selected QUOTA
tions. It's fine"
"Heavens! And overlooked it. Turn to
and see how steel preferred is quoted"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02

1T trust" said the kind-hearted old lady
as she handed the tramp a dime. that you
will not spend this for alcohol"
None NV dat fer me, ma am, replied the
hobo. Long ez amt got er cast iron
stummick I'll stick to Deer. Chicago
News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
Back-Hair Secrets.

From the London King.
A woman will confde secret that will
send man to the gallows with light
hearted delight In being able to supply In
teresting and exciting information. but
nothing short of the rack will make her
divulge the foreign origin OF her back hair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
Couldn't Be Both.

From the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
"He's an egotist of the worst kind" said
the first actor. speaking of another: hes
determined to be different from every one
else in his profession
Considering that determination re-
marked Snappey, chow can he be an
egotist?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
A New Experience.

From LIE.
why did the tenants want to lynch the
superintendent of the fire department."
HE put out the fire when tho fiat was
becoming warm for the first time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
Little Wood Used.

The material OF construction is the high
Quality of steel which has entered into all
the vessels of our navy. The main. or
upper deck, in addition TO being built of
steel will be the only one upon which wood
is to be laid. The lower decks will all be
of steel. covered with linoleum. The use
of wood In the construction of this vessel
will be limited even more strictly than II
has been in the later battle ships and all
woodwork above the protective deck, except
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02

Miss Hattie e. Burdette has just finished
an excellent miniature of Mrs. Allan c.
Clark of this city. 1t pictures its subject
wearing gray h'gh-necked gown and
white fur-edged opera cape, against an opa-
descent gray background. and shows in its
execution admirable handling of textures.
The head is not only good in color and
well modelled. but strongly individual, and
the treatment of the dress and accessories
Ii broad and free. In every way 1t con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02

CTo be continued Monday.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02

OF Mr.. Child's painting the same writer
remarks: "a very lovely picture, low in
tone, is by r. c. Child 1t represents some
salt meadows and an inlet. The sky and
water are gray, and the dark green of the
marsh grass has been portrayed with an
unusual sentiment and a-display of poetic
feeling" Both of these pictures were shown
in the Washington Water Color Clubs ex-
hibitiOn last fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02


works of art which owes it's genesis to the
meeting of just the right man with just the
right opportunity. 1t represents Columbia
and the nine MUSES. in design suited to
the space 1T fills and is said to be rhyth-
mical in both line and color.
x *
The Municipal Art Society of New York
is at present holding exhibition in the
National Arts Club of that city, which is
said to plainly demonstrate the purposes of
that and kindred organizations. In this
exhibition rational suggestions are made in
a form which the public can understand,
for lettering, both from standpoint of
comfort and beauty, the city of New York,
such, for istance. as the widening of GER
tain streets the Encouragement of parks.
providing double driveway along the
Hudson overlooking the piers and so on.
Designs for important new buildings, pro-
posed bridges, recreation piers, park en-
frances and monuments are also shown. to-
gether with photographs OF the best WORK
of the same character in progress In other
cities
X *
The Whistler memorial exhibition in Bos-
ton is still attracting wide attention. an
average of eight hundred persons visiting
the Copley galleries each day. 1t is reported
that thirty Wall street brokers went over
to Boston in body last week to see the
exhibition, but whether this portends a
corner on Whistlers, or signifed the civil
ization of the exchange has not been dis
covered.
AS a number of the local art students
were members of the party which Mr..
William NJ. Chase took to Holland last
summer it will probably be of interest to
know that he purposes to conduct similar
class in England this year. The class,
limited to forty persons. will sail June IA
on the steamer Potsdam. and from the
time of arrival until July ~ Mr.. Chase will
devote two days week to gallery visiting
and criticism In London.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
mtsrnnJt,t.

Wartin gnberIon, iom arbeioeos
for &e8ieringen meb gpeningsar.
belize ! So CROSSE, fnnStes | Sorsonps
900 paa 9nrlingtprbanen rpr 8ene.
pa. Sans 8enner nente, at Der lore.
laa ct Moro, men Sisipnsjurpen er.
flGrebe, at ban iauoipnIigois bar
orpbt al Sr9net.
Sobn Siet bolber enonu Stanb, %
5clfei boloer meS bam. en- al bans
8enner iagNe forleOen Gag, at Oct oar
life fonSt, at 3iet brso 8ologiftsior-
iiget. Suerensfomiten bar, at Gum.
ber'aompnniet ifulSe betale bam fie.
re bunoreoe Collars, JON ban bopoe
til8ooe | Sen, OF at en- 8omite al De
bsieite Gmbeosm9rO / 6rimurerorSe'
men ifulbe aisisre Spiiten meaem Dem.
9omponiet unSIoo imiblertib at beta-
lie BAN og iorlangte, at en- enfelt Sri
mlirer ifuloe aisisre Striben, os BET
iatte Iies iig imco. Get at &om.
poniet iiges at bape tabt ca. 100000
beb at BABE 100000 500 CONNER
Iigsenbe paa set torre, gisr, of Soft
life tror, at &ompaniet bar 3etten
paa lin Sihe. Tommer Gariib no
iteote en- "Sniunction" moo Gieb %
tiaige grreitorore, men Sberiffer bar
life baanobGpet nogen al oisie &ets.
orOrer. 8ommeren iagoe. ibet ban
u6iteote Irreitorbren, at Siet maatte
arrelteres, ielp ont 6et ifuloe bli.
be ~ueboenbiet at opbGDef Satpper
Gountps Organization Tor at sisre
set. 3ette lifte life Solicit / Camper
60, og oct err enbm iloiit boorleoes
ber1te Sag oil en0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
5Nputuuu.
Statsbepartemcntct bar an

Statsocpartcmentet bar anisgt He'
aieringen / Canada ON at ooergipe
@iQiam goffa, iom er uloer arrelt
| gritiib Columbia for at bape ltiaa'
let $1,000 ira Teo 2obge Wtiners
Union, bpis aaslerer ban bar.
Gn nbpssclis Sraseoie. Siaac
@rapele, iom me0 3pnamit bar for
polot Nortberu Gdcifie.9 onen itore
E~oeIGegeIier % Cab, iao arreiteret
Sclena. ga ban iorleoeu DAG ifuloe
isreS ira 5Gngilet til Gourtbuiet,
ifisb ban 9eputp Sberiff 8ori5ef
@rpitet % tpon9 Sangepogter Sones,
iom life bar bepGbnet, til at aabne
9eren, % ban fom no. San lprang
ct Stpffe for at noa Ell Seit, men
bIco iorfulgt. og ilere Sfilo bIep az
fpret eiter BAN, % ban blep laaret.
San lob ino / aaeen peb 8lloerner
Coolies Slls og ~forIpnrebe iig Der Ell
Stmb, men ioo elf ban inb / @u'
p~ernsrenS aieloer, % Der enote ban
lit 2ip. @rnoelle bar TO @ange fsr
cpret | StatSirnailet % par en- beS'
pernt og iarlig Ionb. 8ori5ef er
life cnonl osb, men ser er lioet Saab
ON, at ban fan lcpc.
Scinsc aipcr CUR. Sppada Win'
ing COMPANY % andre al s. Iug,
SeinSeS "SSntcreSier" bar | Retter
aipct Spor / Sugcn, iom Bolton &
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al amalgamatef
Gompanu onlaaoe moo bent. Sager
qiaI0t $3.400.000 / S%fnOeSeritat.
ming for grts, iom Sppoda.aompa.
MET iagbeS at baue taget ira Goliiia
IictiIp o9 @umbetta Miuerue, tilbs
rcnoe gmal9amateo 60. Sopada
&ompaniet ncatcr | tit Spar, at oel
bar @rts / rppnte Claims" % Tom
nlcr iaa meb Ell MtoobeifpIbning moi
Wontma.apmpaniet, bpori bette be
IfplocS for at BABE ta9et Grts Tor 81,
100000 ira Sein5es Qtiuer, inmt a
WSontana. Sompaniet binoreoe De an
flaaeoe / bcreS arbeioe / Winni
SeaIp.M inen % polotc Dem ct "a!
al $4,000. Set mebbeIcs ogiaa, q
! Cotton & Wontura,& ompanict iff
pnrot uuact peS i'm Sag men maattl
no mco 100000 for Grts, iom D
too ira Winnie Sealp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
NrhruTku.

Semufratcrne OF Goplililterne
boIot iioite Sorsong Stdtsfoupentton
| 2incoln; Der boIotes i9rifilte Son.
petitioner for &c TO Yartter, men
man banbe en Sorli9eliesfomite til
at nIGgle mellem Dem, o. oct luffeoeS
t%iIiIltt. gn Wiuoritet al Iopuliiter'
ne por irob al "Suiion", beriom
0ennfraterne life biIoe nntage bereS
aanbibater til YrGiibent.@ algmGno;
men oct neeteoe 3emofraterne at
9isre. st Sorilaa fra aomiteen ON
en- Iigelig Soroeling al Statsenbe'
berne blep ontaget al be9ge aonpen'
tiouer. Topuliiterne nominereoe
George %. 9erge / 2incoln til 8r'
pcrnsr, % 0emofratcrne gobfienbte
aloffen ii ON Ratten bans Honina.
ton. ga. 100 popuIiitiife Selega.
ter nGgteoe / iibitc gieblif at amer.
fjeuoe Si,iioniiterneS Sonolinger og
bill uoiteoe Spraab til en- M 9onpeus
tion. 9lanbt bisle "9oltere" er Sbo.
mas $. Sibbles, aanoibnt til 8ice.
pr9libett paa BEN populiitiife Sunos.
polaIe0Del.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

DC oebe, beo De efter alt, be firnoe
fomme nRr, bapoe poIbiomme Hpitel.
Ter % leo sienipnIig meget. Spor.
blot Spgbommen err nobreot til an.
ore S%anfloffe, nco man enbnii life.
Spitnbfgterne Ipoer iorifieIig fra
be forifieIige Sarmere. @u6el 6ar.
mere rnnot Wafertcipn flyer, at DC
oil Mite SnIpoelen al i'm NpIiug peo
Riit. Mnbre, iom Dor ganife nRr De
fsrite, flyer, at De bill foa Den beoite
SueoenuIing, De bar bnnt paa mango
Mnr. Gilt ialt tror moi MI, at Huit.
ifaben / Gooington Gointp life pil
oueritiae % Yrocent. Der er ogiaa
noget HlIt pon .Sapren. en- 5nrmer
peiienfor @atertopn flyer. at ban
bar 100 gcres Of BET peneite Gin,
ban noeensanga bar ieet. Gnore Sar.
mere flyer, at al anoen 8rebe idar
CT iaa gob, at SEN bill mere emo err.
Itatte oct Sab. MAJ matte lioe paa
Speben.
Glogo glafitone, iom | TO aar bar
p9ret Surtigifrioer for Ssieiterets.
BONNER Gorion, beifploes for at baoe
forfalifet Here gerIer peb at ifripe
9ommereus Iapn og bGpet Serge
til ct gelsb al $1,000 paa Dem. Ia
BON nplie iaa, at Spbagelien at bans
1alifnerier Dor irunbsaaelig, fisbte
ban en- 8aiolinboao og latte neboper
gPisiouriiloben fra 1ierre. Sberiff
2oam fit fat / en- onocn 8aiolin.
banb og iatte efter bam, faffeoe BAN
% brngte bnm tilboge til 8ierre.
9laditone tiger, Of CONNER Gorion
anp BAN olle De 8erIer, ban bar b9.
bet, for Grtroarbeioe, ban bapbe
giort for BAN. 9lafitone er fra
aingSburp Gountp, bpor bans 8aber
Dor pon en- Sorm nGr arlington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
JnoIanoet.
ap,ru.

Champions Bros. 9cicitaIo / GIin.
ton brrriote i~orleoen slitcr neo oil
Snobo, men Oct lpffeocS at reooc Se.
ilcne. StaISen bIeo bngget for fire
slor it0eu ior $4,000. GA Eabet an
iInacS til $4,000. en- 9anOitrpger,
iom iop / Seet, auiages al uGre ON.
fommen Ter par Iioen Asiurauec
pdo SneHinaen.
Nngait Su0bcs iemaorsaamIe lat.
ter bruaete iiIoeee iiSite Gorsons !
Ytaion Gitn. Zen lille Iege6e meO
Spritiffer uSeuior SWiet, mems ber0eS
Mo0er par / 4irl0eren. SUN an.
tGHOte line aI9Oer % bar itrar in6-
hnGet / 5lammer; ~ifri5cuSe iprane
hiiu inb | Sulet, ION o1iaa dutpnbteS,
ca Ntooereu tnobpncoe ben0e / line
cane 9IpOer oa iliiffeoe Sl0en, men
Sarnet hshe aanife mart. Raboer
hiaIp til at IIuffe SlDeu / Suiet, ier
itoaen Itor Sfaoe par fleet.
". :. Sulmuu ira Mtnior Gitp
romincrcbeS | Sor@0a9s i'll Son.
qreSfan0iat al Semofraterne | fieroe
GiItrift. aonoertioneu boIoteS /
9oirpiae, alaunafee So. @olman
bar IG1tae pGret oirfiom / golitifen
| iicroc Siitrift % bar Dpret 5or.
mduo for Den belnofratiifc Central.
fonite / Gerro @oroo Gountn | man.
&c gur: men at operoinSe &ongreS.
mano g. q. Soligen peo 8aiget /
Ssit er oiit mere, enc BAN magter.
SoIman or 6riieIu.8 emofrat.
Sanort life pGrSt Yengcnc. TSyobn
q. auoerion os 5reO s. Maribaa
Iopotater / Snalpa, er TONNE tilba'
qe fra Hneibnb % er mcget misfor'
nsieoe nteo Saroet. Iuoerion traf
90. 625 ocO 2oOtrpfuinaen o. reiite
6eruS for al tage 2an0. men oa ban
bapoe feet iig ON, fanbt ban at Oct
Sanb, Tom bar igien, life por orrot
geneete, oct foitcr. Get iamme II.
ger MarbaI. ~. =. SenOerion /
9aplcton truf go. go, men eiter at
bape feet oper 2anoet ipntes ogiao
han, at 0et life bar pGrot at bape.
Ger TOR bpg ppre oent, iom oil ipneS
oct mo0Iattr ON Sunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

felt, blen Ssnong otte Oase iioen be
baaelig operroifet at Slestninser ol
genner, Der bapoe funbet no, at BoIo,
foIfene baDbe p9ret gifte | netop %
aas. SIere Sunoreoe Menneifei
ntsote frer, oeribIanot Vaitor See
Wortbfpoo6 os Eaitor gtronb fra
|5reeborn Co., Minneiota, aongres,
mano Sarger % Sdgfsrer Chr. Rel.
ion fra 5oreit Stir.
Sobn Tboen peit for aeniett boIber
paa meo at bpese fig ct MT Waa.
ningsbris iitebetfor bet, iom brnnbte
Iop for BAN Ell lib tilbage.
@uttorm Weaem, SenoIb, er reiii
til Tine Gitp, Winneiota, for at bli
bebdnoIet al Ell bpstig gre6oftor.
Smut q. Mpbre, elf Greet, en-
DngIing I lin bebite SLIDER, er bsb
efter fnn nogle Cages Snsoom. gf.
bsoe Dor eu meaet ~orbentIig % i1il
@iit og bapbe for oct meite arbeioet
bjemme pna 6orRlorenes 5arm. III
os til babe ban brepet meb Sneo.
fering. Oct er ti,nat for SorGlbrc
% Ssifenbe at maatte Fl Sarpel til
en- Ssn oa gror, iom saar bort iItg
| 2ipets 8aor; men Sub nilbe Oct.
De isrgenbe Sor9lbre og Ssifenoe
bar Dor bierteIigite Rebfslelie | Cor.
gen. aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16

Iinn. Sormerne piI beepnoe at pIsie
tine aarc itror.
Nafhan gibnear, en- Scbe, iom Dor
pan en- 5arm ct Har Wiil isnbenfcr
Mnnoon, oGrbie lin Some forrige
Sneoag. San bar giefnt liz bort,
men Sberifien er paa Sagt efter
BAN. san fpm til Staten for to
adr iioen fra Chicago.
@npcrnsr @bitc nonppnte forIe.
Sen Gdg abnofat Gbnarb gngeruo
| 5arQo til Ssieiteretsbommer iitebet.
Tor aiosoe 1ommer 3. &c. Gofrane.
gngeruo cr iom befienot, republi.
fanlf aonoibot peb 8nlaet ibeit i'll
set Gntbeoe. iii bptlfet ban MI no.
nGpnteS; ban er nsiaa ~"euoorieo"
al 0emofraterne, iao ltonPpnelien
par noturIig NOT. San ifal itrafs
ooertaee tit gmbeoc % iiooe ! &etten
i Septemberterminen.
Zen rcpnblifnnifc Gentralfomite
boI0t forleoen DAG Rsbe / Sarge og
paI1te 8ronb Sorts til Sapefparter
un6er &algfampen. 9. y. Sauna
Saroo or 6ormaub, Wnpor Samilton
/ 8ronb Sorts paI9tes til Sefre'
ter, oa Senator RcGunbers 8ripat.
iefretGr palateS til SiGlpeiefrctGr.
grefutiofomiteen beitanr al ct Weo.
lem ira bpert 9iiirift fprubeu e. ..
Sanno. MeoIemmerne er: s. ..
Bacon, @ranb Sorts; 6. &. 2oro,
EoIuHer; VI. $. Robiuiou, Wtapoiae;
9. 4. Sben, 8abpeton; 8. ). Sci
Ter, HSameStopn; 8. Eettibone, 3aiu'
ion; Sunoer Slion. @rafton, % j..
u. @ooo, @ottineoli.
Srano / Earau. - Slo o~poageoes
SreoagS Worgeu / Rolin9s. % Oh
iepGrelirt i 6ruSpes Nlpotef, % Ell
Sfaoe paa @arer % Snbbo for on'
trent $4,000 iorauriageocS. SanS.
gpaningeu bIep beifabiget al Slo for
$1,000 og O'Neil.9 pgniugen for
200. SfrG0oer Snrlon leo Sfnoe
for 5000 pdn fine garer peb Hsg, og
Hsgeu giorbe Sfaoe for $500 hos
8arnbanbIerue Map & Sen9eielo.
@ielterne / elliot Sotel, iom liggcr
npr oet brpnote slpotef, blep mleget
forifrpffeoe, % noale bar paa Hippet
til at hoppe no al 8inSuerne / onocn
oa treble Gtaae. De, iom booze / apo.
tefetS anoen Gtoge, niitebe alt, De
cie0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
8amle Spnbeaaarbe. Otter

8amlc gpnbesaarbe. Otter Sp.
Drag al "Roroiifa Whuieet" bar Ell
gmbeoSmano berfra giennenreiii
isnOre 9itergstlanos Sfooiosne for
at opisqe, aitegne og ~fotograiere
samle goubebuie, iom muligens emo
MI maatte finoes, og ban bar ogiao
funbet abifiaige ittteresiante og To-
rafteriitiife iaabanne, irrlig / Spin'
butts og Sioersrlms Sogne, ifriper
"Rorrf. Sibn." Wan bar paatrllifet
gonoegaroe al ben gaule Sppe, boor'
peb iamtlige til 8aarben bsrenoe
Srie er iantmerlbpggeoe meb bier
andre / en- Sirfant nteo @aarosrum'
met / @ibterL og enSeI Suie er for
ipnebe meo Spalgan9e, meoels an
ore Itaar paa bsie Stolper. Sgiao
Sober meo lloifiGringer paa Here
Sioer bar man iunbet. Man bar
oct belle | benne afiioesliggetoe ggr
funoet marge 5ing, iom belpier Sor'
tioens SGoer og Sfiffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-16
Sra Uorth Co., 3owa.

Saafsrer albert g. Sbompion
boIoer paa meb at iatte iitano Son.
tor for fig | Sbompion+apartalet,
Gortbipoob, oa bill beapnbe at praf.
there Sop. San er itberamnieret
fra Columbia Sam ShooI, 8aibins.
ton, 9. g., % bar | Here aar bapt
aniettelie unber Hegieringen |
nrpnte 9p, bpor ban, iaopiot ieg bar
funnel foritaa, bar ct uftipt WieoIem
al Oct norife Selifab". Seq snifer
Den nnge, freigaoitrebenoe "Sanos.
mano" Sufies.
aongresmanb Sai,sen bar orbret
en- @ognIaoniua Smaafiif, iom ban
bill Hippo no / Shell Hod gIpen.
2pnet Hog for en- llgeS Sio
iioen neo / Gotten gersos Sabe, eff
Greet, oa for eanife itpgt meS ocn.
Der 9if Slb / ben paa ct Ear Ste.
Der; men Gotten fit itrar iluffet 81
ben. geIt ON anmle "Rorblnno"
bopoe man en- Saglitorm, iom ifabet
Heres asre surife ilemt, er oct mig
fortalt.
Dan bill | Nortbpoob boIbe Count
tp.llbItilius iaar ogiaa. Set er Der
for MI / lin Sroen, at Gsuntpets
Sorntere og andre bespnber at tPnfe
pao, bbab be bill piie frem for In'
lebningen.
arne 8. Woen, 9rooffelb, bler
iom for nront, for omtre1t 10 gar
iiben ien6t til SinbipgeoipIct
Gbercfce, men unbueg oerira for
noaIe Tiger iibeu. San er noget ooer
40 gor gomntcI, IpsIet o9 al milo
bells Ssioe. Sans Srtitru, Mrs
arne 8. Moen, R~ortbpoob, biIoc bli
tofncmIia MOB Dem, iom fitnoe 9ipt
benoe nogen SplpSnina ON Den Itat'
fels Iauo oa hans SpbploSiteo.
gnfen @itnbilo 9ratruo, SonIdn
tolun, oa ajsbmonb q. q. 8pbbcr
ita6, Fertile, bar uplig bait Srpllup
Oeres mango @enner % aienoingeI
enIfer Dem al Siertct ct Iangt ct
pcIiianet SnutIip.
Sofe MiilS, @inncbago 60, ri
tier iig al &icrtcns emit til ct "Stree
GarnipaI" oeu 16se, 11be, 1Sbe
t9be ca 20oe Niguit. Ser pil D
oGre meb, Gutter! Sor naor Saf,
WinS riI uoaet, ioa Ter oct. Set
er bis paa. at DC 9obe Cafe Usiui
@oraerc nil iaa til ct "Garnipal"
iom oct er pGro at ia Gel /.
u. 9. Srogethon & 60, 8eniett
bar Clearing Sale" bpcr SorSoal
% 9crSos % iUlscr oa mango SinI
iproeIeS biaigt, ioritoar ieg.
gcS @aIoorf College, 6creit Gin
Soma, bespuoer SfoIen igien Den ct
September. Som iea foritaar. bo.
Sfolen ajort Ell goo S~espnbeIic. go
Itor u. 9. Doc er Tr9iioent. Sai
or en- ATTN. cpuerig. arunbigt uooan
net pugrc &ouS. 90 iee tpiIer life ON
al set oil IpffeS BAN al gisre &al
oori College Ill Ell Srrenuitalt, ion
nil iuo tor Setponing for Horobo
ernc i amcrifo.
@r. % Mrs. Claus SoIs, STEM