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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
Notes About the WORLDS Fair.

Indiana will build n palace Of
coal inside the Mines building at
the Worlds Fair. The building
will! be 10 feet in diameter at the
base and 30 feet high.
Executive Commissioner Ilurtt,
of Idaho, has raised an additional
fund of $4,000 TO exploit the
greatness OF the resources of his
state at the Worlds Fair.
The annihiIation of the Jersey
mosquito will form the basis for
unique exhibit in the Palace Of
Forestry, Fish and Game at the
Worlds Fair. Small minnows
that float on the surface and eat
the eggs deposited by the mos
quito is what New Jerseyites are
depending on to rid them Of the
mosquito pests.
Nevada will demonstrate at the
Worlds Fair that all her wealth
is not in her minerals. EXecu-
tive Commissioner Yerington has
collected an agricultural exhibit
which, among other features, will
contain potatoes that weigh Z!
pounds each and beets that weigh
II pounds.
A silver cup that was presented
to John Bunyan while the author
of the Pilgrims Progress was in
Jail in England will be exhibited
at the Worlds Fair. The famous
cup Is the property of Il citizen Of
Vicennes, Ind, and it will form a
part of Indlana's historical eX.
hibit.
Natural soap that is dug out Of
a mountain side will be one of the
odd exhibits in the Palace Of
Mines and Metallurgy at the
Worlds Fair. The exhibit will
be made by the state Of Nevada.
The soap mountain is near Elko,
The soap is beautifully notified
and is called natural CASTLE
soap"
Sweden's Worlds Fair .Pavil-
lion was shipped from Stockholm
Jan. 10. The building was con-
structed in Stockholm, was taken
down in sections and will be re-
constructed on the Swedish site
at the Worlds Fair,
The attendance at the World :
Fair continues to be large in spite
of the midwinter weather. On
Sunday, Jan. 10, the paid attend
ance was more than 5000.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
Brady Forging Onward.

McCulIOch County Enterprise:
We have heard several COM
ments on the Enterprises re-
marks last week in regard to m
corporation. Some agree with
us, while OF course others did not,
but we have heard none say that
it would not be good thing for
Brady, if they could stand to pay
city taxes. 70 the man who
looks ON the matter in fair light
we see no reason why that the
small tax that Incorporation
would place on him, would make
him loser any. incorporation
will help Brady in more ways
than one; it will be a great fac
tor in helping us build up large
town. The man who has the in
terests Of hIs town at heart, as
we'll as his own, Will not oppose
Incorporation.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
Prosperity.


st, Louis Post Dispatch.
Dan reports that annual clear
auce sales have removed accumu-
tations of dry goods, millinery,
etc. Wholesale business is fairly
active, travelling statesmen send
ing in about average orders, and
jobbing trade is normal. Manu-
featuring plants are more active,
with little changes in quotations,
and the outlook for spring trade
is considered favorable. Collec-
tions are somewhat prompt.
Leading staples have risen to new
maximum prices for the crop year.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
A Tribute to the West.

The Wall Street Journal, which
tries to keep its head clear in the
vortex remarks that eff the coun-
try has entered the year 1904
without n financial collapse it is
because the West has been COM
paratively free from the specula-
tive exercises that absorbed the
vitality of the East
The Post.Dispatch has more
than once called attention to this
service of sanity performed 10y the
West.
The wildcat, once one of the
most troublesome financial
| plaques, has almost disappeared
from these parts, and strange to
say. is seen most frequently in
Wall street, the very heart of fl
nancial civilization. Measured
by millions, the wildcat spirit has
worked more havoc in Wall street
during the past two years than III
the western states of the Union
from 1885 to 1890.
The Journal rightly attributes
the prosperity of the country tc
the wealth of the West and Sonth
The exports of the West and
South have paid our debts, saving
the country, says the journal
from the "serious consequences
of our own folly"
While production of staples in
n community goes on no seriou.
injury can befall. Cliques AND
and groups may suffer the "scrl'
Gus consequence of their folly
But the community as whole is
| Gn ia
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
STOCK NEWS.
CATTLEMEN MAY PULL OUT
May Form New Organization Apart
From National Murdo Mckenzie
for Head.


Fort Worth, Tex, Jan. 25.-It
is reported that a number of cat
tlemen who attended the recent
meeting of the National Live
Stock association Mt Portland are
so dissatisfied with what was done
there that the matter of organic
ing an independent association, TO
he composed wholly of cattlemen,
is under very serious cOnsidera-
ton. The big cattlemen who
took part in the proceedings say
the time has come when an inde-
pendent association is n positive
necessity rs Il means of projection
against the sheepmen, who,
through their association are said
to be dominating legislation and
practically everything else in
their direction.
The idea is said to be the resur-
rection Of the American Cattle
/ Growers Association, with Muir
do Mackenzie of Texas as presi-
dent and Fred b. johnson of
Colorado as secretary. 1T is said
that at the Portland meeting the
section of seats allotted TO the
great range country of Texas,
| Wyoming, Montana and the Da.
kotas was almost absOlutely va
cant, and the members of the
great associations of those states
had absolutely no voice in what
was done there, the sheep men
being wholly in control
1t is explained that the organ
ization of this new National Cat
tie Growers association does not
mean the death of the National
Live Stock association, as that
great body may continue to stand
rs the representative Of live stock
affairs IN its many branches, and
both cattle and sheep associations
continue to meet annually in Its
sessions
1t is believed that the sugges.
tion Of this new association viii.
meet with much popular favor il
Texas, where the present National
organization is not esteemed Sc
highly ut this time as it was n few
years ago. Especially will it be
welcomed if Murdo Mackenzie i,
to be ut it's head, as he Is u COW
man with national reputation
and in every way fitted for tn,
duties of the position. As form
er president of the great TeXat
association, he left a record 70
ability and faithfulness that cal
never be exceeded.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
Unique New Years Card.

One of the most unique New
Years cards received in San An
gelo was sent to Charlie Xenker
by Jim Turner, from Weenen,
Natal, South Africa. 1t bears
the postmark of the historically
notorious Ladysmith, and repre-.
sents n Zulu scene, showing two
Zulu huts. In the foreground
appears n Zulu mother and her
child, which the former carries
behind rs upon saddle. The
costumes are exceedingly "decol'
lette," though the weaves would
hardly, on that account, be adj
mitted to a swell social function
given by the 600"
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
Market Letter.
Special to The Press.

Spcclhl 10 inc Press
Kansas City, Mo-, Jan %, 1904
Run in Southern division at
Kansas City continues moderate.
account of many cattle from be-
low the line being yarded on ma
tive side. This week opened with
a 10 to - per cent rise on Monday
as bad weather cut down receipts
at all points. Tuesdays market
was also strong, but yesterday
and today buyers have taken adj
vantage of liberal runs at all
the markets, and prices are 10 to
% cents lover than Tuesday.
Some good steers brought ST. 30
on quarantine side Tuesday, top
for the week. Other sales of
steers from $3.50 to 81 ID for good
quality, COWS at $2.75 to $500,
bulls $2,S5 TO 1926. No calves
have arrived
Hog prices reached high point
Monday at 50 10, but have
reCeded to SD.Oo today Tor best
hogs. Shippers have strengthens
ed market for light weights during
the week, Receipts are lmprov-
ing but are much below require
ments of packers and not more
than 75"r OF normal January sup.
plies. Bulk Of sales to-day, $50
to $500.
Sheep prices have nuctuated
more recently than heretofore
Market has recovered most of re-
cent losses by Monday, but is in q
bad way again since then, is of
10 to - cents today. Fed weth
ers now bring $4.85, ewes, $40
yearlings $500, lambs $3.50. Run
here has been very even recently,
no big runs to disturb prices
Average prices for the month ar
around 80 to 80 cents under those
of year ago.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04

mand. There was n time when
the sheep interests of west Texas
amounted to big thing, but as
the range was fenced up the llocks
we're drifted further west until
finally the great majority of them
landed in New Mexico. From
that territory thousands are drift
ed into Texas every winter, max
ing for the lower Pecos and Devils
river countries, and in the Concho
country sheep are still very much
in evidence. San Angelo has
wool securing mills, and is the
greatest wool market in the south
west.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04

The WOman's Home Compan-
ion for February contains some
striking fiction, "rhe Farm Of
the Dagger" comes to u most
dramatic end. In the serial,
"The Trilemma Of Albertine, "
the readers are asked to supply
the ending, and n 5000 prize is
offered. There is an amusing
story by J. j. Bell, the author Of
"Wee MacGreegor;" charming
love-story, "When Riches A'e as
Naught," and story of war and
adventure, "The Queen Of the
Bees" by Julia Magruder, Mr..
Baynes contributes delightful
biography of a red fox, and other
features are "a Visit to the
Home of Thomas A. Edison, F"
The Wonders of the Sky-scraper'
and "Winter Sports at Home and
Abroad" Published by the Gro
we'll Publishing Co, Springfield,
Ohio; one dollar year; ten
cents a copy.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
Coleman Democrat.

Coleman Democrat.
Following fat cattle shipments
were made from Coleman this
week: VIM. Arson, II cars. w.
G. Gay, Jr., sold to d. K. Wilcox,
o" Georgetown, span Of bay driv-
lug horses for 5000. G, r. Lewis
sold a bay horse to some party at
S75.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04
StOckman.JOurna

Stockman.Journa
Reports from that portion of
the state where there IS consider
able sheep interest indicate that
the nocks are going through the
winter in good shape, and sheep
men generally are in the finest
spirits. Wool has brought good
price and has been in active de-
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1904-02-04

A large model of the Panama
canal will be exhibited at the
Worlds Fair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17
Sc nntpmile giummerc al "gSeo
g,rneu" Ion erbplbes ior csc
ertra.

i 5urbinoelie meb &pgtet ON Der
tolosiaIe @rubetunit, bpiS Sooeo'
mono fol p9re Sobn .. Hofeieller
bar oct un9gtelia fin SntereSie al en-
fare noget ON oenne Nanbs 5or'
Observation-Disclosures. Non oeo ic
moi, OF ban bar lu9t iig liot tilbeoIte.
men iaa bor nogen Inelie ON, bpor
meaet ban / girfelisbeoen eier. Oct
iioitc SorIpSenbe letter bans 6ormhe
til - en- Billion % iptti Wiaioner
Collars Isl 070.o00,0oO. ut en-
@oro Der eier inapoS me9et, tiliee
Dor iogt iig til ubelbreSelig SpS'
pepii % onbre Iesemliee Elager, iao
ban pdnbrer omfring iom ct 8enran'
gel, er / 8runoen life at urSreS oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17
Snbpan orinscu til DC TurcncSc

Stafcr bill berefter bore forbunoei
meo aoifilig itsrre @onifeIisbeo emo
bibtiG. Sffe aIere giennemisres MI
Den iibite Snopanoringslou iaa
itrenat, iom oct laoer liz aiere, mcn
SSmmi9rations. commissioner bar o.
iaa taaet iig Rpnbigbeo til al opitiGe
Ell OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / Sorm al et
SorlortgerSe ON, of buer gmierant
peb anfomiten til bore &yiter iori,-
Den lin Billet moo bore | 9eiibSclie
al $40 / Gonotlt, bpis ban ogter iie
til oct Snbre al Sarbet og life bill
iorblioe poo oct Steb, bpor ban I'll.
ger iIanb. ga oct ooerpeierSe Sler.
taI al Su6paubrere er i~aagobtiom
blottet for Genge, naor De aaur iro'
borbe / Rep Dorf ener Ibilaoel'
pbia, bill Senne 9eitcmueIie iitfert
polSe ~aIporlige lllemper | mango I'll.
fpIoe. 6oIf, iom ienber Siletter til
SIeatninge eIIer 8enner | oct eumIC
2ouo, qier bel | itrar Of mGrfe Jig
Den me Srbuing % utberrette 81
g%migranter, iom DC bill bieIpe berttI
ON Sagen, iaa be fan f~orifaoneS 10,
oct SeipGr og Sen Norpeelie, ion
penter, benz, ON be life bar DC moo
penbi0e Ienge / Sonmeu. : iat
GilfnIoe piI De nemlig life blioe til,
IoSt al rciie piSere, for oct usbper
hiNe @clsb er tiIpeiebrogt, OF far
Oct life tiIpeicbringe&, pil De bIipI
bicmicnOte til oct Sano, bporira ;,
Tom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17

2ens gefolfnine i 90saorene rciite
ig ior of aifnite oct trpffe1ioe fpars
tie aas, os en- goo Del al benz ilpa.
ieoe ODER SuIs os $oueo, iauitort De
Sorereoe Stuters grGiioent Mcaan.
iep sreb mo o. fenote Sore os 6laa.
Der I'll Zen ior at bielpe ben iren I'll
5rfbeo os selpitpnoisbeh. SIN boa'
Der CEN ipanife Stpretie, at Se1t peo
al pie iis pcnIig MOB eiibarrerrie fan
beoese Dem til at Gnerfieroe De ipan.
ife aroo os gine Dc / 1898 flpgtenee
Spaniere g~ritotnirg for, boao De e.
terIoo iis al @runSeierrbom, og beto!e
be ipanife SnnoeISmPrS, booS ols1e
bapOe tilgooe al iine alurber, oa De
ffprbte iis bort fro Zen. Spuo CIT
bas Reaiering oil gisre, icrlpSer Der
epouu intet ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17
In Eprfplnelic | Irmenien.

arnrenife 8atriurfer / 8orItartno.
pei bar nlootaget Dem SiSeNoe, at Dir
menierue pauup forfsIgeS al fire tyr
fife Serer. Iusier9 er MI optogre
al 3rigen / Giten, iao be life fan Dol
&c Sprfen / Moc. Sor en- StO itSen
ipoiteSte Sultarer en- Soror6aring
(Srube). Ger pnabpber at Grnenierute
itoI Hptte ira fine goIiger irNe / 6iet'
bene, bpor oct er lettepe at fOrioure Jig,
os bpsge % DO meSe p0a De oobp
EXETER. Som oerteIiG er, giouSe be
RooitarS, % Se tprfiite trooper be-
aurSte 90 at soe 8oIo. s to Gage,
lose Isai % 3bis Slrni, ffeSe Be bPr'
rte rlgieringer. 10 2orbsbper bIer
sSetaste / Ggren beS @betGis 90 81
Ggnen oeS Sian. af er iamIet ge'
folfring poo 5000 bIeo 1000 brGbte
lnSer GeSiIogtnirpsen iorfoarSt ura1l'
ae apirSer. Raatoere gierfonbt II
ben Se fIeite aifte Sooner; mer Ctr
iteScIer al &c lrnee Gierr er borte.
9~atriurferne for betoetSt iis ii
8egierimer / Goritanttnnpel mes
Mt ON SipIp til &c iaoreNe % nsS
IiSerbe; men De bar fdaet ct tpGr
Soar. @rn irpster for, at Her
IprSerier oil fitoe Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17

.9rcpr ltrioeriitp / groui6en@,
8BoSe Sslan0, bolSt Jim 136te era.
mer@ieit SsnSog ben 12te, 90 Sr9,
iiSent @iaiam Saiince tog til Cert
ior i'm gaccalaureat.S Gale SOB. 90.
4-5: "Sg Seit onben 9tfcipd G65
ioror blirtigere etub @eter og fom fsrit
til @ruoen - men gift Dog life mo"
Som ouoen6te bette ioolebes, at 70;
ameritonere eaor fort fremab, og ofte
fomner Ri til Noolet, mebens artore
enSrrt ipefulerer pan ON De ffal goa
iuei ener life. Rer bog itaur ot EMO
mi lrSenfor Iis6ommens Riee oe bar
btSraeet liSet til Iaro8fllturerrs
Srenne. @i Hur frembragt en- Rrtfe
Of mnsrfeliae SpfinSere, men trser
Ia1pS of fsrite Raars ! Notlrrppoenffa'
berne. @i Tfriber uOmprfeSe SfoIe'
bsaer, men inser al os er ro9en ait'
forfeit pna Sporogaiens Snrroaoe.
81 bar Itope gr9Oifmtter, men ir9en
S5eulcger, bpis &sit bsres / europa.
9i bar Spstige Sremitiaere az 6tIo'
pf, men iusen S9ntere, iom rroor op
iii sem / mrSre 2orSe, Ser gtoer ftg
SSS I'll at erubIe, irrotil Sc bar ct g.
item f9rbigt."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17
slrpiuseu fmnSen. gfbsse Ger

Nrpingen fmnben. Gf6sSe Gecil
&boOes, BEN ipbafrifanite arsius.
bapbe | tit 5eitnmente ifi9nfet en-
unto MiQion Collars til Jim 8rpoer.
batter MnrD 8irginio &booes 8afer.
Ierne grpins bar mi large brret ef.
terisst / ale Sarroe, og | forrtge ltge
forotes bun ueh en- rem SIunpetr9f
aitepile, q. g., bpor bun og beroes
Nano bar Srepet Observation-Disclosures
en- Br9it, Jon en- Dag beisgte Gem,
opbageSe pnu @Gsgen ct BortrGt
Die al GecI Hbobes. os poa Sore.
ipsr9iel fit ban ben tsrre % forte ge.
Ifeo, of set bar Mrs. gafers fisbelige
SufeI. 9r9iten foritoS itrar, at bon
bob6e for iis BEN nleeet efterisgte
0faionnroirg os gap Dsrs. 8oter
ale De SpInsnirger, BON pf6ite, og
iaairort bun par fonunet ii9 ira Sor-
fiamfelien iotte FUN Jig neb % ifreo
til De Soreneoe StnterS 4cnitIot |
2onbon og begitimereSe iig iom Cecil
RboSes's ptmpsiige grping. -
SerOes SoreDore Ifiltes ao itror isr
gcrgerfrisen paa 8ruro al religts'e
uocerensitemmelier. SaSeren retite
til ENGLAND og LOS life mere bore ira
Jig. Gen hinge gige reiite til Georgia,
bpor blln | ID gors Moerpn bEep gift.
SenSes Rnro osee inri6IertiS itror
efter, men olereOe 10 9tar sumrne.
bleo bun git for anoen @ung.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17

Goiuie furiuIst. Sobn MeponSer
Gcrpie er tummet fra G~uitnriben, boor
ban ifp funSe bclSe fig, men Te0
GsS o. reppc rmSsif al iolSe / en- ion
bttret 6oltehcbs SpnSer. Site be.
Nre qit SCI bum | 2onoon, buor ban
irtotrui 81. balp II SsrSoe BEN 12te
SUM. Store Sforer too itoerNor
SiorrS abCnmtIct for at bile paa bam
life iom gIius ii, men lon en- Sfiirt
o. en- @eSugsr. S al. StiIbeo Tom
ban trS, os Gsrc,e blru iiGrmte. San
tog InN Taaltler apSen Sabeumflets
9rsge % boIot fine gsunrcmSeer fot
IufteSe Sse; irsen Hap mo uScr
BILLET. 81. 9 ON gftepa, Iueoe bon
ia bort ueo in apqe % FIN Ssn o.
fisrte | Cabs, off bpao Ssiet hruSs
bpIse. &prwsen uoeufor Eabermf'
let rtente ct 5crbttetSTrs Sfris, Dc
hon Sos aiiteS, % Sipriiter 90 We
porters iprug eiter ban. Sni ny
inS paa ct SoseI inrher Ct ialIft gSoun
men nuntte nadie Ropger .fiptte Der
| fra, Sa @ertsfoEterm fit oiSe, 1a,em bal
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17

bpor aft IigeIeoes or ornerifonif. Sof
irtter fig pao GreietoIen ira Rebra'
Ito reS fit Sfripeboro ira Tifiam
ifriper fine grcpe poa en- Sfriperm'
fine ira Spraeirie, nnoertegner ben
meo en- SpIeepcn fra Seem BORT oa
aftsrpr Sfriften meo SrGfpopir fro
Ncip gngIonb, mebets aopterne al
9repene opbepares | en- Woppe fro
8rdno @apibs. Sans Sunf beitaor
al foIo 4onitbeef al en- amerifanii
Ore meo Gittsburs, geurfer eIlei
Iplteoe 6erifener ira Gelonare, bpor'
paa ban t9noer liz Ell Gigaret al Dir
Iainiotobof. Sn &ftenen saor ban
et Neater, hpor Der opfsres arneri
fanife Stpffer, eaer ban beisaer e.
Gafedmutort, bpor onerifonffe Do
mer % Serrer meo I~nsplenbe Stem
me ipnger fine 8tier. llnber Ban
len oriffer ban en- Godtoil eaer e
8fas faIiforuiif Bin % %lutter Der
paa Oagen meo ct Ear amerifanift
little liner pills" for fin SelbrebE
Crib. 5oriattereu til The ameri'
can ,Snpaber", Sr. Wncaen5ie, onier
ben anlerifanife Sure for ~nenoeIia
ltsrre emo Den guile. San minoer
line Sanbsm9no ON oct triite Sat-
tilm, at mar arrerito tibligere bar
GuropaS bebite alntoe, ioa ifploer M
England for boert guuo SterIing,
Oct ubfsrer til g)onteernes Sanb,
anerifa buIpfierbe Funb. Ter 90
pes Ell Sib. % enaIano foripneoe
belle gerben meo Sofomotiper oa
SSernboneoogne. Sor nplig funbe
imiolertio Ct al Nmerifos tefniife
5iosifriitcr profldmere, al naar man
IN ifuIoe lope Ell mn e~Ieftriif gane |
@~nglano, bIeo Der oloris talt ON, al
Den ifuIoe gipes iii ct merifanit
Sirma, tbi bette ifcte ituoia, men Inn
til bpiIfet amerifanf 6irma 8on'
traften ifuIoe eibes. % Soriatteren
til Sfriitet Tiger al SfpIoen for eng
lonbS Silbogegong hos fine Sonos'
m9no. iorfGier ban al Sanfe ON
Soloifranfer mob Imerifa. alir
naor g~nelpnberne beltemte Jig til al
brpbe meb garmel SIenorim oa
Ilpre al amcrifonerne, fitnoe De op'
tagc 8ampen MOB BEN meb llbiigt
til SeIo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17
Saar afifeo.

Shri HidarS GTutt er bIeoer al.
iteNWet ION SIi2ermtenosrt ooer Slr.
OiGrerfcler / Gorir$le, 9a., iorol ban
Irnle bar &aoIet Observation-Disclosures
Stprc al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j en- Of.
rentItg Ed.e io8Se ban rpIia al De:
otINe orre qaomItat, on belle SitSta.
per!outoret bIco oiFafiCt. Separte'
melltct oiforHVSc BAN en- 6orfIartm
o. han ielNte BET beIe SaIsr. I'll
bans G''erieIser ! Carlisle bar Sc.
]parteHer.ct Itouport 9upt. VI. q.
Iercer, ION er Sltbnrerosert / lltab
o. brrS EOit itd averages al 9apt
e. q. Sail,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17
Gil be Surencoc Statsr inbpa'

Gil be Surenc0c Sfafer tnopoft'
breoe lfoite aar s39,s3O @enneifer
til Canada fom bare 12S,o00. Sil
@ienaiGIo fit Canada mn9atelia Den
bebite Gel al Subpnnbrings.
ftremnpn. iaa lanat bet sif, foriaa'
blot iom De. Der reiite berben, fom fro
De noroeuropiife 2anSc. bpor Chilli
iationen ituar bsieit % 6clf ! oe'
itpre oa belle oaioa er melt ielpbIiipnt
l sfcncmiif Senieenoe. Ter nouon'
brsbe oaiaa mango til CANADA fra d
syoreneoe Stoter. - / Re9elen 6ol'
upb Yenge, iom bupbe tieut liz o,
til gcHtanb | pore 9Iorc SettIentcn
fer, mei, iom enifeoe at erboerpe mert
2anb, emo DC Ill en- rimeiig Fris
finSe ifaiie iis pnn benne She a
@r9nien. Soor milo nldn emo er
fin Com oper be ~ipbeiropiife Sno
pom6reoe fan oct fife n9ates, a
gtorha,rop9erne er Dem operlegne
rionet os ueset % poSier beore II
bore SomiurosiorboIb. Oct iomm'
qielber Canada. bpor BET tiGr e
magtpaoIisgenoe Of iao Sn~bpuuorerc
iom nil taae fot poo Sorbbrite; | DC
Stpffe itonr ielpfsleeIig ben ipoeiro
ppife Smmiaruut Ionet tilba9e io'
Roroeuropacrer. Sertil fommcr, q
set morSIiae &Iimot egrcr ia ~iortrin
Iigt fpr ianoanne Solf iom Noro
boere % Spitere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17
Ii( afirttc snltauen al Warpffu.

en- enselif 3orreiponoent / Sangier
ifriper. at ser / Naroffo eriiterer ct
bel o~rsaHiieret ng piot iorgrenet 9om.
plot, iom aaar ITO paa at oiiRtte c9
.icrSrioe SuItaren: Sette 9omplut,
Der intet far meS sem itbite ReooIi..
ton at eisre, er ,tbgoaet fra De reIi'
gisie % SamneSe 9lasier, 90 @eurgeI'
fen Itsttes al manse irTSflgSeliesrfae
9eriGHr, Seriblarot er6o9 NeSlem'
mer al 6en moroffanite Reeierin8.
Oct iiees, at Sarltarw1t bar ReSe poo
geppeellen. men at but ltaar ontren;
bi9IpeIsS operior ct Sprsr al SeruN
art o. nraa r;meIi.bis flp8te ira So
peSitrSen Ses, 9utS oct bprer Iss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17

I en- | guuspn for en- Sib iiber
%nofonuuen Brochure betitIet "Sbe
anrertcou S~noooer" gisreS en- iute.
reSiunt SamucuIigrinQ mcIlcm 6or'
Folbeuc MI o9 for - Aor iiheu, "a
engIono mcO lin 2uSuitri en6m be.
heritc0r &crocn. Ge miprrcnbc
Stlitonoe itIIOrca poa isIgcuoe
MauoC:
"8ienueutuit5 GnQIUuocren nPtfcs
ON Roraeneu al et aIreritonif @Gt.
feiihr, prfIer iiQ Oerpaa no Of line
omerttdnifc SUpprr op b~urbcrer ii0
meo Ell omerifonit Roqefuio eiter
isrit al hare aueoct it9 iu0 meo Rem
gorter. SPbe. Cpcr line Softer ira
Spo Carolina trptter ban go fro
@oitUn, 90 enter N hare bciUTtct fine
Connecticut SPIer % imftCt tit &o.
terburp.llbr / Sommcu Uiier ban ip
TED 5rotoitborhet oco Chen al i'm
Suitru hulS Silur fuGCr iIg iortrpi.
ieIig no I RlSiodu'ctta .AhIien og
fnsret / "Qroitoeoant~ .aoriettct IRA
Sainois. Dan unNer iaa nonle &uI,
timore. 2iterS cller nogct auuia;
Gin Sfintc utcO @rs0. bagt al omc
ritanit REL, meoerS hans beore SalU
Del foretrGtter Creainae ira Chicago
eSS~rrnolertIo lRier ban i'm Norgen
aois Der er iut meO onteritauite gfa
finer % trpfi meO ameritauit Sog
t~rptterioPrte paa ameritanite RreS
Yer og paa omeritanit YGpir, ia moa
fte euobgiaa er reoiserei al en- lin
ameritdnF SourImliii. Otter al bGo
fpiit Srotoit niger ban mo / ben elei
triffe Sporoogu, Ser er iobriferet
Rep Yorf, for Of goa til lit aontor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17
Spauieu Ga Cuba.

Com oue peS, IT Gitba bIsct en-
i~elpItunots Replbit % efter megen
9et9ntuana bar oes eamle Mooer'
LAMB S2urier beiluttet Of GRrtlaroe
oeu o. iepSe en- Rmiirer til &esie'
rinaen / Supan. aen Der er Ell BE
peanna mee i Spilet. gaanse Spn'
there boeoe pao 9iiba. beiao Sniro'
eier6ouHne on oueo SGrretlrirg, b
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-17

Sranfris. Ieputeretfanmeret reS'
iotte ben 14be SiHi en- aonrite beitoo.
elrSe of 10 m~tniiterieIle cg 81 al Sp'
poiitionen ior at ~unSerisge Sommen.
bGnser meS geifpSrTusem moo Scar.
terrier roeren ior Of bope tilbubt en-
GIN al Gremiermiriter Gonbes 10
DGuioner Srancs C$5O0,0OO Tor of
firrne iurbIioe | @rorbe GHurtrelip
og brine iin tiSligere 8irfiUHbe6.