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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27

las danas y caoalleros de la xUni6n1,
que la componen el SO por 100, Sc reti-
raron 4 recibir Ia fresca brisa de las
montahas mientras los republicanos
fracazados daban su 9neetingo, diri-
giendo q los ciegos del eoraz6n = po-
cos ignorantes que les Dian, frases de
guerra y exterminio.
Y segdn Sc dice, IN tai Moraza, en
su ~peroraci6n aconsejaba que ell dia s
TODD Ell Republican, que fuera avotar
sc despidiera antes de su familia Y
despu6s cojiera IN revolver en- la ma
no derecha y en- la izquierda la pape-
leta electoral.
Esos son los buenos consoles que
les Ian q las masas inconsistencies para
l~levarlas a las galeras del Preside,
mientras que clos escondidos en- sus
casas hacen como ell captain Arana.
Pues bien despu6s que lie dieron
una vuelta al pueblo Y que mas pare
cfa una rogativa que manifestation,
Sc dieron eta todos los de las Piedras,
Humacao, Caguas, Gurabo y los mis-
NUS OC 0h1Oo. IIdSLCnL1C III oOtGI COit1p
de 400 y Sc dirigieron 4 este pueblo,
llegando q las seis y media de la tarde,
pero oh desepgaHo cruel crey6ndose
ellos cue pOdfau recorrer las GALES
dando gritos estentoreos, cate listed,
que Sc les presenta ell honrado sargen-
to de Ia Insular senor Chapel, Y les
manifesto en- formas muy correctas, que
tep1a ordene5 superiores de no permit
tir despu6s de las seis de la tarde, ma
nifestaciones polfticas por la pobla-
ci6n y que 50 ~dirijieran al Club y de
ALI 4 sus casas.
Y t~ristes, pensisbajos y cabistivos
asf 10 hicieron, retirandoSe cGda uno&
su hogan, con ell fracaso en- ell alma,
la derrota que van & sufrir ell 8 de No
viembre en- ell corazon y..........
Hasta el club les acompan6 la or
questa de nuestro querido amigo Pra-
xedes con su bordonda y dos guita-
El republicanismo en- San Lorenzo
toca va a funerales, esta como Ell mo
ribundo que espera que el sacerdOte le
nte los Santos Oleos para espirar.
Ell domingo entro en- agonfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
SAN JUAN, p DE OCTUBRE 1904
Ell D DE LAS IDEAS

Sc est6n viendo en- la practica los
~provechosos resultados de Ia sana
propaganda de las ideas, que o tan
to entusiasmo viene realizando por los
campos Y las ciudades de Puerto Rico,
la Union Puertorrique1a.
Nuestra pr6dica, enteramente mo
r~alizadora y educativa, ha vigorizado
de tai modo nuestra agrupaci6n, que
es how una fuerte liga de puertorri-
ouehos, sufcientemente organizada, en-
condolences de poder afrontar todas
las mas graudes empresas del patrio-
tismo insular.
FL poder de las ideas Sc manifesto
iuvencible, yendo hasta el seno mismo
de la ~ignorancia y de la inconciencia,
para realizar allf su obra regenerado-
ra.
Ante el avance de las ideas que
Sc predican en- la tribuna pGblica, las
masas populares reaccionan, a~rrojan
leios de 81 el cendal de los fanatismos
polfticos, engendradores en- otros ITEM
pos de crimenes espantosos; Sc realiza
en- ellos la conversion moral de los
convencidos; resueitan, como L42aro,
4 la vida ~consciente del derecho, y va
compenetrados dela grandeza de nues-
tros principles, son,en ell seno de nues-
ira patri6tica agrupaci6n, una gran
fuerza, o que SO puede contar para
todas las i~niciativas loables y gene
rosas.
Y de este modo SO va constituyen-
do por ell propio %esfuerzo, la patria
dlgnifcada del mahana. De este mo-
do Sc van difundiendo provechosas
ensehanza as en- ell pueblo, tendencies q
educarle para la vida del ciudadano,
en- las practicas de la democracia.
Esta es la mission de nuestro par
lido: formar en- ell seno de las muche-
dumbres corazones que sientan noble
mente; establecer el contrasto de aver
bochornoso con Ell presente reparador;
Illustrates en- ell ejercicio del derecho
pdblioo, hacienda accessible q sus in
~teligencias, la compression de a gran
deza del ~sufragio; de 10 que este sig
mica on la vida de los pueblos ~civili-
zados: presentandoles, en- suma, ejem-
plos cfvicos que despierten en- ellos Ia
emulaci6n del deber y el sentimiento
de Ia patria.
Tai es nuestra mission y ell poder
luminoso de las ideas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27

MuJeres dc chicago.
La Sehora Henrietta A. S.. Marsh,
Presidenta de la Sociedad de Benevo-
iencia de las Mujeres, de 81 Jackson
Park Terrace, Woodlawn, Chicago, I'LL
nois, dice:
"Sufria cor 1ain1uenza durante varias
emanas NADIA me hacfa bien hasta pro-
bar la Peruna. Supe Embellishments que
habfa e~ncontrado mi remedio, y seguio
~mejor&ndome. Dentro de tres semanas
estaba sana."-Henrietta A. S. Marsh.
La Influenza es catarro epidemico. La
Peruna tiene fama nacional como es-
peclfco para ell catarro en- todas sus
formas.
81 no Sc notan resultados buenos luego
con ell uso de la Peruna Sc debe escrfbir
al DR.. Hartman, dandole los detalles de
su enfermedad y q tendra gusto en- darle
su ~consejo, gratis.
Dirfjase & DIR. Hartman, PTesidente
del Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio, EE. UU.
Para direcciones especia1es,
cada cual debe 1eer elias Enferme
dades de la Vidao TN eiemplar
del cual, acornpaha como envoltu-
ra a cada sbotella.
La Peruna la tienen de venta
todos los quimicos- y drogu1stas,
al precio de un dollar la batella g
seis botellas por cineo dollars
Aquellos que deseen cores
pondencia directa con Il doctor
Hartman. Y pueden esperar diia-
clones n~ecesariast en- ida y vuelta
del correo. pueden dirlgIrse al mis-
mo doctor S. B. Hartman, Colum
bu*, Ohio. u. S. A.
Fidel Guillermety. Plaza de
Alfonso IL. San Juan. z. r. puede
vender q los farmaceuticos y dro
guistas al por menor, en- Ia isla de
Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27

no le arredra nj nj deoun-
cias, ri Ctras infamias puestas en-
practical por nuestros ad~versarios.
ElIos han veDido & las inscripciones Y
ban pernanecido en- Ell pueblo contra
TODD rigor hasta llevar Ia conviction
lie que sus nombres fgurap en- ell Re-
gistro electoral. Asf es como sc hace
patria.
as denuncias contra nuestros
amigos llueven, a1n estando en- sus
casas tranquilos; porque para este
cuentan los adversarios con IN mime
70 de testigos falsos que siempre de-
claran.
Y como cuentan con los Jueces de
Cayey como dicen p1blicamentel, re-
sultan nuestros i%nocentes amigos con
denados. De este namamos la aten-
ci6n del Honorable Attorney General,
porque ser1a bueno ordenara una in
vestigaci6n para este poblado, a fn de
que SO cumpla Ell noble prop6sito del
Honorable Gobernador Civil. dos
hombres honrados a ia Gale y los per-
versos & Ia carcel.>
Las inscripeicnes Sc ~lleyaron D
cabo Q lentitud, per 10 quo Sc nos
quedan sin inscrioir como 200 electores
cap&citados.
Nlgunos jueces republicanos han
procedido incorrectament., y & no e
por la p~resencia del juez americana
de G~uayarn4 80 ouada nnaStra uenfp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27

Tn magnifco billar, con bolas
de marfl y demas enseres, por Ell pre-
eio sumamente reducido de CINCUEN-
ia DOLLARS, sarisfechos al contado,
que representa- cast la mitad del valor
en- que puede justipreciarse ell valor en-
venta. Para informes, en- Gurabo, a
don S. Morales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
inscritas Official
mente para Ia Cdmara de
Delegates por ell
partido Union de Pto- Rico

San Juan
Lcdo. don Jose de Diego.
Don Ramon Gambia C6rdoVa.
, Isidoro Ramos Casellas.
, Arturo Qaintero.
, Ramon Romero Rosa.
Aayagihiez
Don Carlos Maria Soler.
? Rafael Arrillaga.
DR.. don Alexandra Giol.
Don Julio Medina.
, Luis Montalyo Guen ard.
Hun9ucu0
Lcdo. don r. Matienzo Cintr6n.
, don Manuel Camunas.
, don Juan Was Oehoteco.
Don Ramon Mendez Cardona.
, Octavio Garcia Salgado.
Ponce
Lcdo. don Luis Llorens Torres.
Don Luis A. Becerra.
jose J.. Usera.
> Eduardo Nsumau.
> Domingo O.iyieri.
AfsctbO
Don Santiago r. Palmer.
DR.. don Rafael del Vale.
Lcdo. don Felix Santoni.
Don Francisco CORA.
Dr.. don Fernando G~onz3Iez.
Guay0ma
Don Mariana Abril Ostalo.
, Federico Z. Virella.
Lcdo. don Tomas ardini.
Don Matfas Gonzalez Garcia.
, Valeriano Virella Tribe.
AguadtUa
Lcdo. don Francisco de p. Acuha.
don Salvador P~icornell.
Don Vicente Vinas.
, Carlos Il. Blondet.
, Demetrio Hernandez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
DE La CIDRA
Nos comunican de la Cldra:

Nos oomunican de Ia Cidra:
<Es tai ell entusiasmo en- este pue-
bio por Ia causa de la Union. que has
Ia los nihos Sc %consagran q Ia propa-
ganda, dando <~meetingsS y manifesto
clones.
III domingo iltimo, los ninos de
aquel poblado en- ndmero de 80 6 30,
recorrieron las GALES y hablaron en- ell
Club. Antes hubo una manifestation
de u : nihos republicapos que no
fueron molestadosi pero luego al salir
losn inos unionistas estos fueron mo-
Iestados con CRITICS provocadores por
4os manganzones Urbinia y Pope Baez.
III campesino est& tan animado que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
AL pubIico
Bernardo Fernandez Y Ca.

Bajo esra raz6n Sc ha establecido
en- Caguas, por escritura ante ell no.
tario don Lorenzo Gim6nez. una So
ciedad industrial para la fabrication
dc nedias de todas classes y fajas de
lana y %algod6D, Ia quail podra atender
q todos los pedidos que SO lie hagan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
AViSO al pjbIico

FL tintorero avisa & las personals
que tienen trabajos va listo Y no 10
han recogido, que ST no 10 hacen en
Ell t6rmino de Is dfas de la fecha de
aviso, los pone En- subasta por oil pre-
clio adeudado.
pierre MARTINES.
Gale de San Francisco 07.-San
Juan, p. r., Ootubre, p de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-10-27
BUQUES EN- PUERTO

TRAVESIA
&Viator2 descargando.
<Coamo descargando.
<Maatin Saenz~ para Mayaeuez Y
puertos de su ruta con carga dc
transito.
CABOTAJE
SEsperanza> Agdilla. Y Mayaguez
SSan Aiguel1 Fajardo.
<RorinQuen9 Maunabo
GIsabelao Arroyo y Ponce.
<Ricardo Ruizo pendiente.
&Franciscaa id.
SDos HermaDos> EFajardo.
&Juanita2 pendiente.
<Doloreso Humacao y Naguabo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22
HOLSTER DRUG GO.
Fort Street

the white mind that the attack all
along the line was an error. While the
attack was not successful, the Japan
csc were justified in making it for they
acted upon sound strategical principles.
An army placed with a river at its
back is ordinarily in fatal position in
case of defeat, and had Kuropatkin
not had ample means of effecting a re-
trement across the river, defeat on his
right flank would have meant annihild-
ton for him.
In the battle of the Shakhe river the
Japanese were on the defensive. The
Russians attacked by the left flank and
drove back Kurokis line. A general of
mediocre talent would have contented
himself with reinforcing Kuroki's line
and continuing on the defensive. Napo-
lean says that the transition from the
defensive to the offensive is one of the
most delicate operations of war. Never
theless the Japanese at the Shakhe ri
yer demonstrated their ability to make
such transition. Leaving Kuroki to
hold the Russian advance, Oyama took
the offensive by ordering a counter
attack on the Russian right and CEN
ter. He broke the Russian center attack
and forced the retreat of the Russians
from the field. Here was a sudden con-
dition which arose on the battlefield,
that had not been forseen. The Russians
were on the offensive and had all the
advantage of the initiative, yet the. Jan
anese by performing that delicate tran.
sition of which Napolean speaks, turn
ed what was first a Russian success
into a serious Russian defeat. The
White Mind of the Russian may be SUI
perior to the Yellow Mind of the jap
anese but up to date the military opera
tons of the two races whether on land
or on sea, have not demonstrated this
claim to be a fact.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22

Congress could do no more impOr-
tant a work that to provide a CONF
mission to thoroughly study and i'm
vestigate the subject of quarantine
and quarantine regulations. The
commission ought to be composed of
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22
Sanitary Science
And Quarantine

progressive
though necessarily radical worthy
representation from house
the medical profession there might be Frank Reilly
has with
practical with epdemcs
enee Of health osfeers in New yort e the bIe cached th
only against
quarantine blockade,
the Worlds Fair at Chicago and have accomplished nothing but create the
conditions of epidemic.
Sanitary preventive
great strides especially in the last Twenty-Five or thirty years. while quar-
antne methods corresponding
in hundred perhaps in Britain
altogether different basis than they are in almost every
country COincidenty
ain is freer from epdemcs than almost
clustering
Chinatown which
appeal squeIch city Edinburgh
had number of of bubOnc plague but
the ordinary of life and business did
epidemic, and without difficulty handled
We Honolulu
stress far toward creating the conditions of epidemic While
and rational vigilance
trusve kind far to make epidemics impossible
quarantine regulations
in thorough investigation
of the subject and emOdelng of the practice
the advances sanitary medicine
within
such incidents as have happened more than once from this ports An
individual intending San Francisco in the
before the sailed has found that
infected before it aboard the vessel Not having
paying going
baggage suddenly become nnocuus does not need to be ugae
disneced another the
rived in San Francisco small piece baggage which
did not nave the h OF dsHtecton pasted on it, lie claimed that
had been dsnfeced but the label had been All
whadng this had mingled freely with
throughout
What
a
officer But he travels his
regulations. New pass
by water to Galveston he would know all about quarantine.
governor
without knowledge either sanitary
the entire and passenger travel of
Bring quarantine practice
Eliminate the absurdites
il zane and ationaI.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22
Military Genius
Of The Japanese


" Japanese finances to continue the but to an intangible something
mental deficiency
mnsaed by the work of the Japanese the
Orty of the white mind
oughness and regard for detail that has seldom
but when called
adust his operations
certain arise his appear
the situation that white
white mind
in
white of
leading field of of
that he accomplish precisely the
incapable
1t the opening of
the campaign show that the
thorough principles They have shown breadth
affairs that demonstrates that far
of imitation the Japanese mind is capable
problems that military system the
striking battles of the quality Japanese
mind demonstrated
lively silence the of criticism
superiority
At the battle of Lyan posted of river
Ordinarily such position of the greatest bIund Marshal
Oyama ordered attack all along the line thinking
kuroPakn into the river nhe strong
ntrenehed however that the Tepused Finding that the
could not he dsOdged by frontal
make his turning movement
that resulted the Russian Here was ne
In the midst of terrific battle make an en-
re different attack II promptly Japanese and was
attended with success Il might be claimed however the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22

Who said no protest should be made
Not the Advertiser, which pointed out
that the only way to accomplish any,
thing is to protest at Washington. =
Advertiser.
Protesting is exactly what the Star
is doing. 1t hopes and believes its
protest will reach Washington. Public
sentiment is overwhelmingly with The
Star in this federal building matter.
The Chamber Of Commerce ought to
take the matter up and make its pro-
test against the Young Building pro-
Ject at Washington. There cannot be
too active vigilance where private in
terests conflict with the public good.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22

Mr.. Haywood represents the planters
and does it well. He is not hired to
represent the general interests of the
Territory. For that purpose Mr.. At
kinson is highly qualified, is on the
ground and is willing to act. Why not
give him a show.-Advertiser.
Indeed, the Star heartily favors Civ
ing Atkinson a show. 1t might also be
observed that when anything has been
done in Washington for Hawaii viii.
liam Haywood has always given some
body else a show to do it. In all prob
ability he will given Atkinson a show
now
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22

The story is told of a lawyer who
was summoned by a client whose IN
fortune 1t was to be in jail, The client
told his story and the attorney at once
said; Why those people are all wrong.
They can't put you In jail for thatp'
Can't they?' echoed the client "Wen,
I'm herel' Something of parallel
case may al present be observed right
here In Honolulu There is an I'M
fortunate woman al the Detention sta
lion who Is held as leper ana at
templs are being made 90 secure her
release on "a Federal writ of haheas
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22

Better the recommendations of a
committee of office-holders than that
of men who have no more sense or res
possibility for good government than Ia
indorse the job-seeking applications of
nine embezZlers In four years.-Adver-
tiser,
ONCE holders We're not barred from
the committees that made these recon-
mendations, A committee from which
they are barred, couldn't do worse,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22

When the late Robert Wilcox was
Hawaii's delegate in congress he pro-
posed federal appropriations for the
care of the lepers, and for the study of
leprosy, and the Advertiser roundly
abused him for it. Now it abuses De-
legate Kalanianaole because he didn't
introduce bill for the same purpose.
The Advertiser seems angry that in
spite of it's purported support of Ka-
lanianaole in the last campaign, he was
elected.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22
YOUNG BUILDING.

corpus. Nominally, she is at liberty
under the protection of the court pend
ing the proceedings but actually she is
very much a prisoner. This is what
ones lawyer friends term a legal fic-
ton"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22

Recently there has been a DISPOSE
ton to predict failure in the present
war for the Japanese. Strange to
relate however this defeat of the
Japanese is not going to be due to
the possible Russian prepOnderence
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22

Want ads Ia the star bring quick re-
suits Three lines three times for 25
cents
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-12-22
Castle Z COOKE, LTD.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-01
llnocrIie Seonine.
6u iucnif Risc / ct. Fanl rcSSer 81
net pco i'm NnuoSnrruGrclic.

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TloIeS / et &~urelaGer pna tieroe 8ulp
/ 8iliilnn!9pgutnneu /, ct Voul,l ct
SuS poa s GtaQcr. %Iocu bleo mart
iluffct; men oeu iplOtc @%p9ningen
nleo Rsg 90 10 Wenucifer. Ell Gi9c
Oh en- gnrmrcl Mono trorOe. at Sen
piI0c iuioc al ouer ocreS Soucbcr Og
iIDatcoc no iqicutem bpcr tit Stnou,
6porpcO Sc fpm / ben poerite 6nre.
men blcp bicrgct. MiiS SugcriI sc.
oerber9 arbCiocoe iom Steuoarni poo
Ell aontor ! Ste Gtaae, on Asg be-
.arnbte at trG1iae inb. Sln olbneSe
Sinouet og flea no pad Sernrtften
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meb Sen ItsrItc SpruSing. Ct eueitc
6eiItriu pilbe foite herSc Sibet. Sur
bctrrtfte iig og mites at bile poue
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til bpn6e: "@isr set life. aisr Sct
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Ell lang Stise o. ifurote iia opoucr
til beuoe; men StiIen par for fort;
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Iiocioo unoerlig Nnubc. Zen gamlC
er 9lgcut for gpgningen. SoIpfooIt
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BAN, OF ban iireoes ueb paa 8aSeu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-01
Svnhine 2lrfanias.
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Gu Raee.Sria.

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tRnno geifeo." Negrene isste Sa a
BRUCE line acooIoere; bette gap Gn
Ieoning til, at aortablen og bans
5olf ifiso o. Srabte DEM aae ire.
5horsoas ben 24Se reiIte t6 Rani
Ira De 8itt for at bielps ct. Gbar
les. Store Starer Tom inS ira Roe
gtbel o. Clarendon. Z 9agens 9s
leote Sberiheus 6olf eiter @rifin
grsbreue, % en- Reger aaron Gin
ton ifiso ira ct 8agbolS pad 2prig
. beSen. Ere al bans augler trai
men &c par imaa OF gioroe ingeu hi
Sere SfaSe. Sberifiens Golf BE
/. life SUar ifulbia, % Reseren iaIS
, osS ON. 8 andre 9teere. uemlis Sir
Smith, Charles Smitb. Nac9alt
min, sbe goilep og 9arrett Slooi
!. lblep arreitereoe, ioroi De bapoe troS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-01

iet 8olitiet. &c ut life IGnge iiooe
/ 5reo / tine Gcucr. On aitcnen font
EFT Slot Mruo til arrcitIofaIet, brso
iig inc, ilGbte Negreue meo iig %
ifiso Dem.
Ct Telegram ira 9ittIe Rcd, Grt,
Tiger, at / set belle IS 4eare er bIeuen
SrRbt / ct. GbarIcS uuber Be llroLia'
heber, iom @rifiu,S rsNreue Senrp OF
@aItcr gap Stsoct til. Nton iortaitt,
at 9rsSrene bapSe Iurrt iig nTf, men
MI pes man mcO &i@beN, at DC er Ne'
Sc. Ie blep fdnite orTbte Ssroog.
Ct. Charles er en- EIaSS, iom lager
Tor ia ieIu, "a gntallet al iorte 9.
lanai itsrre ems AutoIIet OF Iut0e. &c
bar lru9e Jet paa bo~erauSre meo mis-
tGntel4e Eiue; men III trer man, al
Sc urolige Gleuenter err borte, % II
ser oil blioe Sreb. GsrOog BEN 26oc
WartS boIoteS galg | q. Charles, o.
imoo ScSoanc fom fur ina Negerr til
@uen. - al Dem piite ii9 ON 8or.
mioSaaer, men itonieoe finn en- tort
Gio. i Smesueu er AteBerbciolfnin'
Qen rolig % pa$ier lit arbeiSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-01
paalioeIioe Sirmaer
aperterer alto.

Sor Sc ncgeuiinoe tpritt ooer, at Be
@urer. icm aar no % aar inc auerte'
res / EereS gtaS, / ReseIeu er sooe,
o~RrSiiulSa @arer. &c fan uGre iifter
poa, at Seriom en- 6obritant bolSer
paa at apertere 2lar eiter aar. ba er
set, ioroi ban oeS. at bans 8arer er
aoSe, ie0ngo0e nls0 ANDRE gnrer al
iumme Slngs. og at ban sierne piI, at
publifun ifal lore 6orNeIeue PED bans
garer at tienoe. 2ps advertisement.
terre o. ieno eiter antaIcger, ION
nsiagiig beifriper dli. 6orlans. Il
IereS aisbmauo ifaifer Sem aoertc.
reoe 3arer.