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est in the work of English society ladies
who like to be described as social re-
formers. The National Union of Women
Workers, the organization with which
the Duchess is chiefly identified Just
now, is not q trade union, as it's name
would suggest, but an institution sup
ported by such women as Lady Henry
Somerset, the Countess of Warwick.
Lady Dixie and a number OF other we'll
known society ladies, for the purpose
of encoura ging and improving the con-
ditions under which all classes OF
women live and especially to raise them
morally and socially. The organization
has been working quietly. for the last
three years very little being heard OF it
because its financial condition was not
particularly healthy.
The cooperation Of the Duchess OF
Marlborough, ViscOuntess Deerhurst
and a few other American ladies have
changed all this and the society is now
in position to do good practical work
The Duchess of Marlborough has al
ways helped with her purse, but now
both she and Viscountess Deerhurst
take personal interest in all it's work
they attend meetings of the commit
sion ladies attached to churches and
schools, and they express the greatest
delight when they learn that some suf-
fering is alleviated or a sister rescued
from a life of moral danger. 1t is most
" through the influence OF Lady Henry
Somerset that the Duchess Of Marl-
borough has been led to take such an
active interest in the work Of the
society.
Probably Lord Rosslyn. who acted in
the United States under his stage name
of James Erskine and who was the COR
respondent of a London newspaper
through the South African war. now
regrets more than ever that his famous
system" for breaking the bank at
Monte Carlo proved such a dismal fall
ure. For, were his Lordship's finances
in as flOurishinE a condition as he
hoped they would be by this time. he
would be able to give his distinguished
mother a hand in her present business
difficulties.
ROSSLYN'S MISFORTUNES.
Misfortune seems to attend the ROs-
Signs whenever they embark on money
making ventures, for il is unsuccessful
speculation that has brought the Dow
ager Countess to her present condition.
where she estimates her assets at $780,
900. and her liabilities at almost $3.50, 600.
The Countess, who, before her marriage,
was Miss Blanche Adeliza F'itzrOy. the
only daughter of a Northamptonshirs
squire. owes her stockholders alone al
most $4,000 Her losses were incurred
for the most part on the London Ex-
change. but she sunk s55,000 in South
African speculation Her house in
fashionable Park Lane. the furniture OF
which is partly her property and partly
that of Lord ROssIyn. is now rented
and brings. it is said. $3.50 a year The
first meeting of the Dowager Countess $
creditors was held al the Bankruptcy
Court last September when a postpone
ment was asked for until Ncvember-it
being promised that. as soon as the
nOblewoman's affairs could be straight
ened out a friend would come forward
with 100000 for payment of creditors at
the rate of 81 75 on the pound In the
interval. however. the Countess fell III.
and her public examination vas post
poned again
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AMERICANs AGGREvED.


The tale" mentioned above, is al
ways prefaced with an II am told and
has not yet left the region of ION dts, F"
but there seems to be no doubt that this
visit of the King and Queen TO the
academy has caused considerable
heartburn in the American colony, es-
pecially among the ladies, each Of
whom considered that she had a special
and peculiar claim TO be present. while
in reality only Mrs. Meyer. the Embas-
sador's wife, and Mrs. Mowbray, the
wife Of the director, were there, with
the avowed idea of not offending any
one by picking and choosing Thus the
residents feel hurt. but the travelling
American is positively enraged, as the
accepted idea is that all the American
officials are here to cater to their
amusement and comfort, and that they
should not introduce them to their
tute is an unimaginable affront. AS
there are now perhaps 5000 Americans
passing through the city, and as no lady
can be asked to meet the Queen who
has not been presented, such claims
have to be ignored.
The academy is now. for the moment.
without director, as Mr.. Mowbray has
just left for America. and a new one
has not yet been appointed. The de-
parture Of Mr.. Mowbray has caused
much regret in the colony, as both he
and his wife were immensely popular
and did everything possible. not only
for the students, but for strangers who
called upon them, putting themselves
to considerable trouble that their
compatriots might see the famous
Aurora"
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low the lead. The perennial youth and
beauty of Queen Alexandra is not alto
gether the work Of nature. The world
knows that she is herself an artist in
the domain of makeup" but in spite
of this fact she has been for years in
the hands of the beauty doctor. A lady
accomplished in the art constantly
travels with her when she is any dis
tance from London and it is understood
that she receives for her services $4,000
a year.
This patronage of her Majesty has
had a stimulating effect on the work
of the beauty doctors with the result
that Bond street and it's adjacent busi-
ness thoroughfares are now honey
combed with establishments where
youth and beauty are guaranteed to be
maintained for an indefinite period at
fixed price. 1t is considered that $500
a year is a moderate sum for a society
beauty to pay in order to have her face,
neck and shoulders occasionally
treated.
SDOIEI1 MILLS Bt4AOI1s
Asked why the beauty doctor should
flourish so at present, a specialist said
to me, Society life kills beauty more
quickly than the ravages of sickness.
The increased number of London func-
tions necessitating late hours, the ply
sicaI exertions of dancing parties and
the sudden change of temperature from
a hot room to a foggy London street
late at night, cause a young society
woman's beauty to fade before it has
had time to reach it's natural stage of
development and their only alternative
is to appeal to the specialist or look pre-
maturely old" Without artificial aid it
is said that the society girl who goes
the pace" could not retain her beauty
for more than two seasons. For this
reason some of the more sensible moth
ers refuse to present" their daughters
until they have reached rather mature
years. because Immediately a girl is
presented" she is expected to be seen
forthwith at all important functions.
In the case of older women, wrinkles
have to be removed. dimples have to be
preserved and the eyebrows have to be
kept beautiful by regular application
of oxide of mercury and lard. The pro-
cess of fixing false eyelashes is one OF
the most difficult and delicate of the
specialists operations. The hair has to
be threaded through the eyelid with a
fine needle. The job when properly
done is worth $3.50. Most of the spe-
cialists at present operating in London
are of continental origin, the elite of
the profession coming from Paris.
What is known as the London season
is their harvest and when things slow
down the smaller fry do bit at clair
voyance. assuming a different name
and a different establishment.
1t is not generally known that the
wedding of pretty Lady Marjorie Gre
vile was celebrated on a date much
earlier than that originally set in order
that the brides mother, the Countess OF
Warwick, might be present. This
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institution here Of any kind has been
opened by the sovereign.
The King. it must be confessed, is not
an art connoisseur, but the Queen loves
and knows good work when she sees
it. so that she fingered long by those
Of the exhibits which touched her
fancy, and which were, in fact, the
best. There were sixty paintings. chief
among them being the reproduction of
the Pinturicchios of the Sala Borgia, by
the temporary director, Mr.. Mowbray,
for the ceiling Of the library Of the
University Club of New York. and
decorative panel of the Three Fates,"
by A. Swartz Of Louisville, KY, holder
Of the Lazarus prize; twentyfour
architectural drawings, the finest being
a production of the ceiling of the ia
nous Massimo palace, now Inhabited
by the American Princess Brancaccio
(nee Field, by ]. w. Hoover; and six
pieces of sculpture, the greater part
from the hand of Charles Keck of New
York, who holds the Rinehart prize of
Baltimore. The King paused long be-
fore the circular relief OF Achilles
Mourning Patroneus," admiring partic-
ularIy the figure of the great Greek
warrior
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ROME IS NOW FIRMLY ESTABLISHED
AND ALREADY RANKS AS AN EQUAL OF THE EUROPEAN
BEAUTY DOCTORS REAP RICH
HARVEST DURING A "SEASON"
Society Matrons and Maidens Of London Pay
Fabulous Prices to the Enemies Of
Wrinkles and "CroWsfeet."

famous beauty, so celebrated for the
influence she exercises. for her phil
anthropies and originalities as well as
for her marvellous business abilities, 10
about to become a mother for the
fourth time Her youngest child is the
Hon. Maynard Greville, aged s. He is
already a society parsonage, being in
great demand as wedding page. His
uncommon beauty, set of by a pictur-
esque costume of satin and velvet,
makes him an ideal attendant at such
functions.
CONSUELO A REFORNIER.
The Duchess Of Marlborough lately
has commenced to take an active inter-
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king Sis For Portrait.

LONDON. March 19.-Edwin A.
Abbey is hard at work on his painting
of the coronation. The King gave him
several sittings this week
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17
BBL1orEcA DEL BoInrM MERcANr1L
una Orden del iuseniero jefe de sar un asunto tee

una orden del ingenero efe de salir un asunto tee
nico.
-Voy estar una temporada ausente por ext
genciaS del cargo. Cosas de GuznSn que ha conse-
guido por medic de su dputado Pacheco (ya Sc tiene
an dputsdo como tene procurador I'm sastre ha
conseguido por Pacheco que el Goberno lie haga una
carretera que va nnguna parte mas que su cor
to Los Alamos nj srve para otra cosa NADIA mas que
para que el portee comodidad economic los pro-
ductos de su nca Estos sefores pueden decfa meior
que e de Francia eel Estado soy yo todo por eos
y para elIos.
Stoney e premeti6 no desamparar & las tristes se-
horas en- aquel trance coDvno en- enerle al CO.
rrene por cara del Estado de Adelita otros porme
nOres que de neres para los dos Ura Dor s pare
qued6 en- escrbre frecuenca para consodar Ia cs
trecha aistad que pcfesaban los hombres undos
por acoplanento perfecto del com1n fondo de bon
dai CustodiO dijo frases de carifo doa Rosa
4 AConcbita unas paabras de amin, Ia enferma
EaachOse de aqueI reciuto de Ia tristeza de IL uete
que Sc Az mia nal con rosocjo el deseo de ae0re
expansion que e comia Ia perspective de yer r.sl
;azo q ensue1o de su wd pub ica n de sus oras Il
zpertuTa de las puertas de su gloria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

Han ingresado en- Ia carcel do Are
cibo en- concepto de sumario Natalio-
Santiago y Evaristo Colon Santiago
Diez nreve salieron en- libertad de Ia
de Ponce, y dos entraron en- sumario enR
ella.
Arturo Vidal Escalazany Rafael F's-,
res ingresaron ca la Carcel do San Juan.
para cunplir prisicn, Gumersindo Sa-
las en- sumario y Juan Gomez Alvara-
do (al Colorado Manuel Gaetan Ali
cea, salieron en- libertad por cumpli6oss
siendo trasladado zla de Arecibo Ia
cinto Flgueroa Rivera a disposition de-
aquella Corte de Distrilo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

Esta mafiana Sc fallaron por el Juez
sefIor Baz4n. siete juicios condenatorioss
Sabas Llanoe, por infringir las orde-
nanzas muuicpa es, resulto multado
con $40; Mr.. Clay T. Owens, por uso de
arma sin licencia. con igual znulta. $IoS.
Eiorencio D.az Rafael Rodriguez,
po- faltar las reglas de Sanidad, S. de
n ulta cada uno. y por turbar la Pazs-
Juau Mojlca Eugenio Otero con $40
de n uita cads uno Ricardo Pacheco
y Patricio Santana con S. cada uno por
igual falta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

Nos participa nno de los sefiores So
clos de Ia casa Alvarez y Hermsnos,
que los garrafones que compraron &
lose Ortiz, Ramon Lezano J Gunner
sindo Torres. > que resultSn robados de-
Ia Mallo, quina estaban completamente.-
vacios, y que 81 los comprarou es por-
que acostxmbraban adquirir las botellas
garrafones vacios do los indiv;duoG=
que van venderle , que sc dedican 4
ese c6cio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17
LA UNION" y LAURAK-BAT'
SALONES DE BARBERIA
CON ELEGANTES HIGIENICOS BAHOe
ALLEN aI, (ANTES FORTALEzAl
CsAN FRANCISCO ~, BAJos)

Ell propetaro acredtados establecmenos compile
reformado consegudo hacr de eos e so pree
do las personals eegantes I'm personal activo ntegn
id6neo que atender favorecedores tene
peado estos SALONES.
Las taras de abono por econ6mcas dan dere
cho al por mes de los magn6cos banos
Ab6nose Vd visite los eegantes SALoNEs BAaDERA
LA UNION LAURAK-BAT.
4g~ Propietaro
go AgApjee del T0ros
1@-mjs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

Los nacimientos de Julia Vazquez-
Mora:es. Pedro, Rosendo, Inocencio.
Francisco y Juan Serrano Alfonso. Ra-
mora Calder6n, Guillermo Rodr sguezss
Andlno, Antonio Conde Soto y las de-
fur clones de Ia Sra. Concha Reyes de-
Aldes, Vicente Cosme, y Luis Garcia
Lizarraga Sc han inscrito en- el Regis
70 Civil de Catedr4l. '''f'. s's
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

A los debilitados, a los neurastenicos.
a los fatigados por exceso de trabajcs.
recomiendan oS medicos mas reputa-
dos del mundo entero ell uso de Ia
"NEUROSINE PRUNIER", ese ma
ravilloso reconstituyente del sistema nerS
vioso. DescoDfad de las faIsifcaciones
y las imitaciones exigid la verdade-
"a ''NEUROSINE PEUNlER' reves-
tida del sello de Ia UNION DE LOS FA-
BRIcANTEs, obliterado por la frma deE-
inventor del producto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17
Noticias

La ca,isa instruida por el Juez de pzz
de San Frsncisco contra Jose Ortiz. RAJ
mon Lozano y Gumersindo Torres, pox
hurto de $50 garrafones de an dep6sito-
de Ia Hallorquina, ha sido pasada 4
Corte de DiStrito, ingresands en- IA CAR
Gel los acusadcs como autores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

Sc han anotade en- el Registro civil
de San francisco los nacimientos de-
Pedro Diaz Crux, -Pedrs QuiKeaes -
Pedro Alcsraz Castro; y Ia defuuci6n
de Daniel Diaz Delgado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

Glasses diarias de idioma insl& ma
fiana, tarde 8 uoche. EnsenaDza przc-
tica con aplicaci6n los rsos comunes-
81 al mes.
Jose L. Fajardo. San Jose 2oE Sol z&s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

En- breve terminaran las reparacio-
nes que Sc vienen hacieado en- el Guar
to de socorros. Con las obrss efec-
tuados sera aquel local una verdadera
Sala de curaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

Han prestado juramento para con-
traer rnatrimonio ante el Juez Sr. So
riano, los j6venes Guillerno Rosario y
Victoria Fontara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

Han sido absueltos en- el Juzgsdo de-
paz de San Francisco Juan Vargas acu-
sado de alterar Ia paz y Fidel Santiago.
por infringir las ordenanzas municipa-
les.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17
E. FRANCO. :s.sss zszsss:=; -:

eoLMADc ecnntsr1A r.postiA I
bautsO Importaciones dtsctas de todns pFoednias
q
Aarrz HJuANIs A. SANCHEZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-03-17

SE VENDE.- -El mejor solar de Mi
ramar, porque el duefo Sc marcbar&
para sienpre de este pr6spero y felix
PATS.
En- esta redacci6n informaran.
IL i-h s2a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26

pod famine @oaoe, Tom Ri err ponte
til Der / 2anoet2 Oil be trobs oft,
man preper at eisre for Dem, peo.
bIice at bare aiiater9 Som ct Or.
enipel paa, bpoo 5ruster man fan
pentc fig at iIige 8orise, nnfsrer DIR.
Soipnseno, at be inofsote peo Col.
leget | Naoras let ilof tilegneoe fig
alifens alrnbifab, men at De i%nmtibig
opbsrte meb at arbeioe. Sc niloe
beItase | Stprelien. ut orbeibe bar
life lGngere tint nof. Sit be life Ell
eIler anben 9eitiains | Resierhigeu,
tilbra9te DC Sioen meb 9eoisgotg.
CT life bette for Ell itor Del ogiaa,
boao man bar oplranet Der | 2anoet
peo at forisge at ciuiIiiere Sitoiu.
nerne?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
John Dolf 900.

Sobn 8oIt, glitter, gier og &ebaf.
tor al "Horolpiet" i Reip gorf, aigif
REQ 0sben i9nnr Gitermiobao, nPr
81 Iar gammel, ifriper nGpnte glab
for 2tbe bs. @onife nforberebt SER.
pao bar man life, ba ban bopbe pGret
ing ca. 8 1naneber, og man pioIte, at
Spgoommen | De iibite 9age bapbc
tnget en- bet9nfeIig Bending. 9erfor
CT Sobet 10 Iige tort - life BLOT for
bans Semitic oe nprmcite @enner,
men ogiaa for Den itore areos af
Sfanoinaoer og amerifanere, Ser
fienote bans perionlige GIifperoig.
beo, bans rtrGtteIiee Gncrei oa bans
&eoebonbeo til at biGlpe, bpor SitaIp
tiltr9ngtes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26

misirrer ON, of geofommenbe srt.
IfeSe of bIipe 5oreneoe Statcrs Dor.
ger ("fsrite Gapir"), ioaoannc ~Gr'
tries" eiSres lopIiec % eploige, % at
Der aipes Someiteaotagere al oerne
aIaSie Ell Sibsfriit Of to gar til at
prope op lit 2ano, for at De fan bape
9InIcouiug til poa IopIig Naaoe at
uotaee fine enoeIiee Sorgerpapirer.
Ser err mango SettIere, iGrlig | 9fn.
neiota, Der bar afIagt Grfl9ring ON
at bile bIine 9orgere til en- Screnebe
Staters acmmisi9r; men oenne @m.
beoSmaub or life efter 2open beretti.
get eIler fpaIificcret til at mobtage
iaaoaune @rfl9ringer. 2~onbfontoret
/ 8aibington bar oerfor life funnel
gobfienoe De of bisie Settlere fore.
tagne "gntrieS", 90 ct itsrre initial CT
bIcpuc iuipenoereoe. Oct err for at
raooe BOO paa bette at $r. Steeuer.
Jon bar faaet nrpnte Sorilag pebto.
get, % BET piI III blipe Sob, ianinart
GrGiioenten Gor ianftioneret BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
Baron Coll.
Ten rmsiiife WorbpoIsfarcrs fbite
Hrcb CT fnnoet.
Mmoet Moenlanos ssspt.

Den rusiiife RoropoIfarer, Baron
Eoa, untages at bore omfommen
lSSbapet meo fine Solf. Woii bar in.
tet bert fra BAN, iioen ban forIoo fin
9od)t "Saria" i 1902 og orog aiitet
til 9elmett.g Zen. 9n bar 9sitnoni
&oIfaf fiuioct oct iibite grep, ban
ifrep. Set err boteret Yaul aeppeu
Ban, gclnett Sslonb, ben lite go.
pember 1902 o. Ipoer JON fsIaer:
"Sebiaget al aitronom iceberg og 70
SanbeISmGnb, forIoo ieg "3oriaS"
8interfparter | Hirpid)@ mgten Den
Zoe SUM. @i fired frem peo Noro.
fpIten al 3otelnpi. og Sbaooous.
Gerne til Slap @piofi, og oen t3be
Sui iatte pi aurien til geimett. Zen.
Sien bar temmelig opbrilbt ben 25oe
Sui, % oi gioroe os iitono til at
gaa omboro | TO 9apbarer (9aa6e,
iom De inofsote bpgger). Ser ilag.
tebe Ri ben iioIte at bore Sunbe. 8i
Hog 2eir paa ct SSflag % bolot oS
Der | Az 9sgn. Oct brep meo
Strsmmen og fsrte os as Dill no of
Dor 8iirs, men bar of. 8i gift fra
oct ben Bite Snli og roeoe ! 9ap-
oarer De 90 Mil, Iom par iaien til
gennett>9en bpor hi lanoeoe ben
3bie auguit beb Sap gmma."
9repet mebbeler Iitronom See.
bergs Sagttaaelier paa Gen. San
flyer, of ben er en- llolsber fra oct
aiiatiife osiIonb, at ben beitaar al
GIogamle cambriife Sag, iom brpoes
al 9aialtubflponinger, Ser beoGffer
9runfulleier. 2epninger al aongle.
bGrperter er blepne tilboge, og | Do.
lene iaaes Ben al Wammotber og
poit.terti9re Gpr, afiilebe al Sapets
9slger. Baron Sol % bans Weno
iaa Spibbisrne og SpalroSier og
Iteote paa en- SIof GenSopr, 80 Sal-
let. Sc ifisb oct enc eiter oct aubet
og lepeoe poa &jsbet, mebens De at
Sfiuoet giorbe fig nsbpenoige 8l9o.
ningsitpffer og Sfotsi for Silbage-
rciien neite 8inter. 9repet ~beIfriper
en- W9ngbe arter al Waager, iom De
ioa. Der par o9iau grne, Salfe og
Sloffe al @iloeiG8.
grepet i~l,itter iaaleoes: "Eaa
8rirno Of Gage funbe pi life lie oct
2ano, bporfra Suglene fon, eler
ifielne Sannifop.2an gi laber Ell
bel Gel fotografiife Snitrumenter
liage igien oa itorter ibog ipoooer,
foripneoe nleo Yropiant for IA eler
20 Sage. alt bel. Si er paa 76
@rooer SO Winiiter norolig greooe
oa 149 8rooer AZ Winlter pitlia
S9nehe."
grepet or unoerifrepct al Baron
g. Soa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
Spm fgr mebbrlt, er et {

Com fBr meSbrlt, er et Sorilog
ON at optage Serritoricrne Gri5ono
% Np Werico iomt Suoinu Serri'
torn og Oklahoma Tom TO Stuter
ltnipnen bIepeu pebtoaet al HcprG.
ientartbuiet / @oIbiugtou. Sporpiot
SoriInget nil bIipe peotaget i Senotct
/ oenne 8ougreSieSiiou or uuiit; mel
ielp ON iaa fer, er oct eu0bu life
iitfert, at De fire Serritorier oiI blipC
70 Stoter. SGrlig tor set bore
tpiIiomt. ON ND Meyico % Iri.
soma piI fomme iammen. 8eioIf'
nin9cn i ii0itnGpntc Gerritorilrm er.
eitcrion Set icr no i'll, for Ell itor
Gel imoO et %iooOont ARRANGEMENT,
% Oct OiI mnoifc Ipttc3 at iorbiubrc
Oct. Iri5onu eniter al bIiOc en- Stat
for fig icIO. 8Ui5, trooa Cppoiitio,
men, Sc 10 Eerrltoricr bIir Ell Stut.
bill ocme, boo0 GioocinoboIo ouQoor.
blue Den nGit ~itcritc / @orNct; Sen
oiI nemIig uouiere 235.GOO auaorot,
nil, otiao bIiur life lanqt fra ioc
flor iom GeraS, bpia G~Iooeuroholo CT
2G5, $50 aOuoratmiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26

Gen optrpocr nieo araft. 10. 2i3io
pil life iutoerbonoIe meo Strciferne,
oa ban finber, at Der ber itatleres Ell
erempel paa oeres oeoere. San bar
iiofonmnnoeret trooper for at boIoe
Sroen og befalet Reeinienter at oripe
Standardization. 8 gia SoraIap toa
en- Sfarc paa 750 W9no ct Er9n,
fisrte bet til guoapeitb os meIote iis
til goIitiet. ariminaIiag onlagoes
inioo benz. 500 Sernbaiem9nb fra
Siume er unoer arreit. Stationerne
bepogtes at @ilitRr. 9e ipoIise go.
ner tilbsrer life &egieringei,, og Del
lpffeoes Dem at Iaoe Sr9n goa I'D
ira 9iloapeit ben 20oe. 2epnetsmio.
Ter bar allereoe iteget | Yris poo
8rnn6 al Streifen. @iennem lin.
gorn goar SrGn fra geiteuropa til
Sprfiet; men DC fan III life fomme
l9ngere emo til llngarns 8rGnie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
Nremmeooro.

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@ilelie ON, bporleoes bore / bet no.
tionale Sprog inoforlipebe Srem'
meoorb fan tase fig no for en- en-
gelifmmto eler 6ranifmano, naar
ban g~ienfinoer fine Orb omoanneoe
til grie | bort Sprog. Waaife fan
bet gipe nogen Soreitiling berom,
naar ri / en- ipanif "9oletin" lGier
en- antifpariif artifel, bois Sitel er:
SOS 3iofenmobingoS De &io Dc
Sro." Oct er BET / 9anmarf OPP
funbne Orb "8isffenmsbbinger"
Tom gaar ieieu paa ipanif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
SIanot guIitifrrnc Der / Soma II

SIanot guIitifrrnc Der / Soma IL.
mes Der fremoeIS life at raaoe ipn6er.
Zig Sarmoui; @lrperner 9iimmirS %
hans Soma-SSea" er lin bot tpater"
belle Siben, % 10 IGnecre oct Iioer
MOB Sommeren % 8ol9ene, heitc
bttrere bIir 9ampen. Ile Grter oq
8rn6er al 8oIitifere buffer op I'm.
Der en- RationnIfampo9ne, og boz
bemofrattffe SorobunO er fru9tbar
for aIifens llfrltbt, men, iom ct bit.
tiet SopeO bar iogt, ct eneite Mars
M6nisapIing er mere oGrbt for SoDo
emo TO 8eurrationer al PROFESSIONALS
9olitifere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
Nunnresmnnb Stccncrinn

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ben M mart tilcnoebroQtc auuQrc$
lesion mnaife Qiort mere enc ncgcn
nuben gntcItmnuo i 8cprUiCntoutbu.
let I'll Tremme al 3pbngQcrc5 IN.
t~ere8ier. @oo iorificui0c N}aoOcr
bar ban funnel piie Dem Gicncitcr al
bIipenoe 9%ctponin9 / ocn forte Gio.
ban bar DRret / &Ongrtsicn, o. Soc
Rtmneiotn. Giitritt bar uiaielig al
8ruuo til Of pore tilircoS mc0 i'm
ReprGiertont. &r. S]teeneriou& ibGr.
oige GrbeiOe for aobnin8cu al Hco
Safe 9eierontionen BAR oitcre pGret
nGnnt Der I gIaoet. GiIe er eniqe ON,
al BET ftpIbes bum fremior nogen, al
bette betpoeIige 2aubomranbe MI oil
bIipe tilgi9ngeIist for SettIere. els,
ite llge peOtoges en- an0eu oigtig 9lQ
Consideration baD6e freniat, nemIil
Soriloget ON, al | De SiIiGIoe, bpol
lloI9n0inger bar foretuget "origiua.
Someiteao entries" pan @ruu0Iag a
ugpIoige ertIGringer til Il. z. Som,