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The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
A Costly Congress


During the closing session the re.
publican and democratic reviews OF
appropriations made thus far by he
hfty-eighth congress were presented to
the house by Chairman Hemenway, of
the appropriations committee, and
Representative Livingston, OF Geor.
gia, the ranking democratic memocr
G. that committee
Good government housekeeping" Is
the caption chosen by Mr.. Hemenway
to represent his views.
"a congress that has done nothing
but spend money" Is the heading of
Mr. Llvingston's summary.
Mr., Livingston, in his statement,
compares the expenditures Of demo-
critic congresses with republican CON
crosses, and adds:
1.-THE appropriations for each Of the
fscal years 1895 and 1896, as made
by democratic congress, do not ma
terially vary, as will be seen, one from
the other and average only S494,6l9,.
COZ for each year.
The table also shows that appro
priatlons for federal expenditures
made under a republican admlnistra.
ton for a republican congress for the
next fiscal year have reached he
startling sum of $751;, ,C29, or an in.
crease of $2S6,955,O27 over the av.
erage Of the last two years under
democratic control, and within a pc.
riod OF less than ten years.
Il do not question the honesty of
the vast appropriation, neither in
their aggregate amount or in their
details; but | challenge the wisdom
OF the policy OF the dominant party
that has made these enormous expen.
ditures necessary through the increase
OF the military and naval establish.
ments, the maintenance Of which is
at the expense of needed internal i'm.
provements, such as river and harbor
works and public buildings. During
the session which is just about to
close the representatives Of the neo.
pie have been denied consideration of
the demands Of their constituents all
along this line. and yet the Apr ,pri.
ations for the army show an increase
over what 1t cost in 1896 Of s54 AGO..
600 and the navy, the still greater In.
crease Of s690GO,OOO.
Whatever may have been the sins
OF commission of this congress, they
are as nothing compared to its sins
OF omission, denying consideration to
all legislation looking to the welfare
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
COSTLY CONGRESS QUITS
National Lawmakers at Washington Co
Out of Business Until Next December

Of the great masses Of the peoDs,
After reviewing the expenditures IA.
the fiscal year Mr.. Hemenway, in hi,
statement concludes.
1.-THE expenditures Of our go,e,
ment in their aggregate exhibited 1,
the appropriations of congress Ar.
large and by unthinlnng persons q,
pocially by misguided newspapers Ar,
denounced as extravaganza, and yet a.
oording to the very best authority ON,
national government is the most err
nomlCally administered OF any in N,
civilized world, A table to subaap
tiate this statement is given, shown,
the per capita expenditures Of INA
leading nations. The highest given 1,
New Zealand, where the per capital OK
pense is $50 3s, the lowest is the Unit
ed States with a per capita showing
of s7.97.
The total appropriations made BY
this congress aggregate, according %
Mr.. Hemenway, $751;, 554,620, of this
sum S26,SO1,S43 was to pay dcAciep.
cles for prior fiscal years and $685..
100000 Is set aside for application
to the sinking fund. This leaves the
total appropriation for the expenses
OF the government for the year 1908,
s698,272,7S9. The total estimate reye
nues for this period are s704,47?Q6O,
or an excess over appropriations or
authorized expenditures Of s6,1I9.?14
Continuing, Mr.. Hemenway says
Experience has demonstrated that
one year with another the actual ex
pendltures Of the government as
about 8 rer cent less than the appro
prlatlons made By congress; and, an.
tlclpatlng that tho coming fiscal year
will not prove an exception to his
practically well established rule It Is
safe to assume that the apparent sur.
plus of revenues over expenditures will
re augmented by no less than S35OlO..
900, thus affording a safe margin Of
at least siO,0O0000 between revenues
and expenditures with which to meet
all legitimate deficiencies that may
arise and that may have to be prjylA
ed for next session and also affordns
a considerable sum to be devoted 10
the sinking fund"
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
Account from 81. Peteraburn.

A st. Petersburg special says The
general stan account Of the operations
on the Yalu river Sunday is as fol.
lows!
AT o'clock this morning Japanese
batteries with AZ guns opened terri.
nc fire on our position at Turenchen
and on our troops posted near Potent.
insky.
"The overwhelming superiority of
the Japanese in artillery and the
heavy losses their fire inflicted on our
troops occupying these positions made
1t clear TO General Sassulitch that II
was impossible to hold Turenchen,
Consequently the troops were ordered
to retire from Turenchen while still
holding the Potletinsky road.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
AFTER PANAMA's MILLIONS.

Holder Of Colombian Bonds Meet In
London and Pass Resolutions.
AT a general meeting in London of
the holders OF bonds of the external
debt OF Colombia. a resolution has
been adopted in which the bond.hold.
ers placed on record their right to
require from government of Panama
that 1t assume the obligation for a
Just and equitable proportion of the
external debt of Colombia based on
the money that the government will
receive from the United States in
respect to the canal concessions"
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
ANTICIPATED A STRIKE.

Santa Fe officials Employ Armed
Guards 10 Forestall Workers.
When the 1000 Santa Fe machinists
and workmen gathered at the big rail.
way shops in Topeka, Kans,, Mon.
day to go to work they found the gates
locked, The men were told by armed
guards that there was nothing do.
ing"
The Santa Fe officials assert that
they were simply anticipating a strike.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
CRUSADE AGAINST cHINAMEN.

Savannah Attorney viii Seek to Have
ceIestlals Returned TO China.
Special Assistant Attorney General
w. r, Leaken, who has just returned
to Savannah from Augusta. where he
instituted a case against a Chinanan
who had not proper certificate OF
citizenship, said that a crusade viii be
begun against the many Cinnamon in
Savannah who have not the proper
certificates,
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
Japs Capture Antunu.

The Russians were forced to aban.
don Antung Sunday morning. They
burned the town and retreated to
Feng Huan Cheng.
The Japanese now control the es,
tuary of the Yalu.
The Japanese also captured Chiu
Tien Cheng, 10 miles north of Antung,
which is regarded as the key to the
Russian position on the right bank
of the Yalu.
1t is expected that the Russians will
retreat to Feng Huan Chang, which
is on the road to Lao Yang.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
DATE FOR RATE HEARING.

Fixed by the Georgia Railroad Com
sion for May 18th.
The Georgia Railroad Commission
has set May 10TH as the date TO re-
sumo the hearing ol the petition Of the
Atlanta freight bureau against the va.
rlous railroads relating to discriml.
nation.
At this meeting the question will
be thoroughly investigated and many
Witnesses will be examined. The
freight bureau has prepared its evil
denoe for the hearing, and the rail
roads, too, are getting together their
evidence.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
SPANISH SHIP GOES DOWN

In Collision with British Steamer and
Thirteen Of Crew Drowned.
The Spanish steamer zazphirak Bat
was sunk on the Scilly islands satur.
Gay evening in a collision with the
British steamer Cresyl, bound from
Cardiff for Buenos Ayres. Thirteen
members Of the crew of the zazphirak.
Bat were drowned.
Inc Cresyl landed ten men at ral.
mouth, England.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
DAVIDSON GOES TO ANTuNo.

Way Is Left clear Through Great Vic.
tory Of japanese.
AS q result of the occupation OF
Antung, Manchurla, by the Japanese,
United States Consul James w. David.
son, who has been assigned to Antung.
probably will proceed to his post i'm.
medlately. Mr.. Davidson had been
granted an exequatur by the Chinese
government but the Russians having
occupied and fortified Antung, he
thought it inadyisable for him to pro.
coed there. The Japanese authorities
have indicated that they have no OBJ.
lection to Mr.. Davldson's going to An
tung at once.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
Confirmed by Senate.

The senate confirmed the follow
Ing postmasters before adiournins
Thursday:
Florida John F. Stunkel, Lees
burg; James G.. Baslrn, Dunelloni
Thomas Fl. Alexander, White Springs
Harry C. Bulge, Miami; Lawrence
Brown, Milton; Roy s. Hanna, ST.
Petersburg.
Georgia: John F. Jenkins, ASH
burn.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
JUDGE sPEER TAKEN Ill,
First Term Of New Federal Court at
valdosta Ends Abruptly.

The federal district court at Val
dosta, Ca. was brought to rather
abrupt ending Thursday morning on
account of the illness OF Judge Emory
speer, who had a nervous risor His
fever went to lO2 1-2 and physicians
were hurriedly summoned.
His attending physician stated That
his illness was due to severe cold
and to q bilious attack.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
PURCHASE OF ROAD CONFIRMED
The Georgia, Florida and Alabama has
Extended lts System.

At Savannah, Ca, Thursday, ]. p,
williams, president of the Georgia,
Florida and Alabama railroad. con
iirmed the reported purchase of the
Carribelle, Tallahassee and Georgia
railroad by interests friendly to the
Georgia, Florida and Alabama.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
FAIR GATES SHUT TIGHT.

SNpos'"on al st. Louis to Remain
closed on Sundays.
Inc hrst Sunday Of the worlds fair
found the gates tightly closed to The
hundreds Of people who thronged For.
est park Although the general public
was barred there were a few persons
who were permitted TO enter tba ov,
position grounds during The dav. They
were Secretary of War Taft, Governor
HerFlck. OF Ohio, exposition officials
and the members Of the congressional
salsgsp0a who pttended the opening
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
TICKETS TO CONVENTION.
Subcommittee Of Democratic National
Committee Holds Meeting.

SOIHHkeSV tlOluo mOOttlS'
The subcommittee of the national
democratic executive committee met
in st. Louis Thursday,
1t was stated during the meeting
that the aggregate number OF tickets
TO the convention would not exceed
$500, Seats TO the number Of $50
win be reserved from the press. None
but working newspaper men will be
permitted to occupy these seats,
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
washing Machine onlv 81. 10.

Save your wife's health and daughters
beauty by using our great star Washing
Machine. Worth its weight IN gold Price
only s27O; with wrlnger, Is 90. John A.
salzer Seed Co.. La Crosse. Wis,
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06

FOR Members at Large, State Conn
tee.
Vote for thirteen.)
], w ADAMS.
WARREN u. ANDERSON.
GEORGE l.. BAIL.
N. A. Bitch.
A. C, BLoUNT, JR.
JOHN M. BRYAN.
c. d. CLOUGH.
c. o. CODRINGTON,
e. A. CRAWFORD. 49,
II. L, DoDD,
w. W, FARMER,
D. U. FLETCHER.
r. B. GARNETT.
G. p. HEALEY.
j. A. HENDLEY.
f. A. HENDRY.
w. A. HOOKER, JR.
II, w. LONG.
II. II. McCREARY.
GUY |. METCALF.
w. II. MILTON.
w. Al. MILTON, JR.
II. s. PHILIPS.
JOHN Q. SMITH.
j. N. WHITNER.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
NEGRO OFFICER TO HAITI

Ninth United States Cavalry.
a Washington dispatch says: Il mas
been decided to send a military az
tache to Haiti and santo Domingo AMI
for this duty Captain Charles Yoens
Ninth Cavalry, has been selected.
That officer has been on duty at the
preside at San Francisco. He Is
negro, a graduate Of the military scaf
envy
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06

Official ballot, Democratic Primary
Election, May 10th, A. d., 1904 Make
a cross mark (X) to the left Of the
name of your choice.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
NINE CAVE KILLS FIFTY.
A Pit Horror In Spain, Is FrIshttuIly
Fatal to Coal Dlggers.

Advices from Madrid, Spain state
that the cave in one Of the coal mines
at Tocina, Seville, Thursday, buried
many minors, Fifty bodies have been
recovered.
Ten of the minors were rescued,
but all Of them are badly injured, and
many may not recover.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
GERMANS AT WHITE HOUSE.
President Dimes Party now Touring tho
United States.

United States.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt en-
tertained at luncheon Saturday a dis
tinguished party of Germans who are
making tour Of the United States
The men of the party were present
ed to the president by Ambassador
Sternberg. They remained with him
in his Office at the executive building
only n brief time.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06

For United States Senator.
(Vote for one,)
WILKINSON CALL.
WILLIAM s. JENNINGS.
]. N. c. STOCKTON.
JAMES p. TALIAFERRO.
For Representative in Congress--Se
ond Congressional District.
Vote for one.)
]. e. ALEXANDER.
]. M. BARRS.
FRANK CLARK.
CHARLES DOUGHERTY.
w. p. WATSON.
For Presidential Electors.
Vote for five.)
H. p. BAILEY.
T. A. JENNINGS.
j. c. B. KOoNCE,
A. B. NEWTON.
f. b. SLOVENIAN.
For Member National Committee
Vote for one)
j. B. BROWNE.
c. GIBBONS.
f. w. POPE.
For Delegates at Large, National Con
vention.
Vote for four.)
T. j. APPLEYARD.
JOHN s. BEARD.
T.. Il. BRYAN.
w. ]. BRYAN.
G.. A. CARSON.
w. j. HIILMAN.
CLAUDE L'ENGLE.
For Delegates National Convention
Second Congressional District.
Vote for two.)
T. S. ANDERSON.
D. N. BACHELOR.
J. r. t. BOWDEN.
d. l., GAULDEN.
For Governor.
(Vote for one.)
N, B. BROWARD.
G. NJ. BROWN,
II. w, DAVIS.
ID. H. MAYS.
For Secretary of State.
Vote for one)
], Il, BROOME.
II. c. CRAWFORD.
B. f. KIRK.
For Attorney.General.
Vote for one)
w. II. ELLIS.
A. ST. CLAIR-ABRAMS
For Comptroller.
(Vote for one.)
A. c. GROOM.
For State Treasurer.
Vote for one.)
w, V. KNOTT.
For State Superintendent Of Public ,,
Instruction.
Vote for one.)
w. NJ. HOLLOWAY.
w. N. SHEATS.
-
For Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Vote for oEe.)
b. +, McLlN.
For Railroad Commissioner.
Vote for one.)
JOHN L, MORGAN.
For Adjutant General.
Vote for one)
j. C r. FOSTER.
ALLEN THOMAS.
For State Chemist.
Vote for one)
r. f. ROSE.
For Justice of Supreme Court-sjx
Years.
Vote for one.)
r. f. TAYLOR.
For IuStiCa ~ Cunro,,o -.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06
Against State Convention,

Fer State Convention,
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1904-05-06

For United States Senator.
(Vote for one,)
WILKINSON CALL.
WILLIAM s. JENNINGS.
]. N. G. STOCKTON.
JAMES p. TALIAFERRO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08
Golitoi ON Rrteen.
Ten rnsiiife 9ister trpr, at Gebuln.
tipnen THAR for Sprcn.

s 2onbon "5ines" bar oen m0r.
feIige ritsiiife 6orfotter, 8reo 2eou
SoIitoi, ifrepet Ell artifel pad 10
Spalter moo Sen mtpGrenoe artg
mellem RnsIanb og Sdpon. @1mfc
Solitot er en- ufaiort SreoSuen, Der
forfuiter al Sris, og oct ct bu life
mere, END mon fuitoe pente, at ban
britger ct iterft Sprog. 0ten ban ia.
ger ogina fot / Den rusiiife Strife, od
ban har en- eaen Sbeologt li0en at
bore Broteitant. 5ilitonben | Hits.
lano ifilorer ban me6 Htarfe 5oroer
og flyer, at Solfet fife mere fsler Jig
opuarnet, man man raaber: "Sp.
til Scamp for G3aren, Sroen og 8ps
brelan0et!" NeOtrpftbeo % Sortpt.
lelie roooer ale Sesne, og Solitoi
ipaor, at en- Heoolittion er tpeute.
Son ipotter G5nrer oe flyer, at cen
itnge Manb, Der / Nopnet berifer oDer
80 Miaioner Mcntteifer, itaoig fsres
bag 2piet og ne6es til at mooiige fig
ielo.
Sopan goor bener life Rart forbi
men foar nogIe Stif al SoIitois
gen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08
Sn 9Gsning al itore Sal.

3 "8ecorub.E oiten" for 2Sbe SAINT
lagoe jeg WGrfe til SpsrgsmuaIet
go. 1906 augaaenoe 20sningen al
itore AL % pil oplpie, at bease gor.
ter, bouoe y. og 81. bar Ret; t6t
ifsIge anterfonif % franif Sprogbrltg
ioa lGies 9aaet 2.500,000,0O
TO gilipner og fem 6tnt6reoe Dftlto'
lter; men iisIge norif, fbenif og oanIt
,Sprogbrug i1a lpIes 8alet 1000.
O0O,000 - to Suiiuoe og fem Sum-
oreoe Wiaioner.
Otter dinerifanif o. iranif Sprog.
BRIG Ioa er Ell 8iaion oct inmirte
iom ct Siiinoe Miaioner, builfet
1000 100000; men efter
europriit Spro96ritg, 6ranfri9e mo.
iua er Ell Billion en- Miuipn
Ntiaioner, bpiIfet ifrioes 100000.
100000.
"9ecorob. 9oitcn"s Spor til
Sperasmualet er berfor rigtigt meo
Senipn til 29sniueen al 8aIlet ef.
ter omerifonif Sprogbrua; men Oct
er Iibt uiuIoitGnoigt ga oct life op.
Ipier ON SaIlcts 2psning eiter norff
Sprogbrug.
Teoer 2obben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08

perionlig eller gieiinem andre, bier.
fem oirefte eIer inbirefte, pao npoert.
lombelIt Nfuaoe at inoiamIe 8enae,
itobeoc iis @aber o. 5orrringer, bel.
Ter life for 6ortieueitens Sfpto at
itogipe SoltpenirS eIler 9oitbaanobs.
ger eller at ~iamarbeibe me0 ltoaipere
al iodoanne for at pinoe 9itblifims
Segnitg, heller life at iumIe 9tapre.
litter til ~affcntligt 8rlt8 eler at as.
iitere 6orIGogere at inoiumIe Dem.
De mua bberfen for @intit euer &c.
falling neooeie fine aun6ers Iobne
og aooresier til no9et 6irnla, gtob.
.~IiSienreut eIler @nfeltntpno meo limo.
togelie al De 6itnftionGrer, iom |
Senbol6 til Sopen er berettiget Scr.
t;I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08
Sanopoitforere.

5 Mnleoning ben me 8oitlops BE.
itemmelier ON Sonbpoitfererne og
oeres 8~irfioHtbeo bar @eneruIppitme-
tier $. 6. gapne ubitebt ct Reale-
ment, buoruf Oct piatisite Der bioirt.
tes:
2onopoItfsrere tiGu6es life at isge
at erbperpe Correcting eIer rnpotagc
@eitiainger al itoeen SIags for no.
geniombeIit 9eriorL Sirma eIer aor-
porotion. Snaer, iom oct er tiaaot
at ienSe | Soften ntna, 1oitfsrerne
life b~oon6tere pua fine Rrtter, meo-
mitore Den regnIure Gorto er betoIt
for iomme, iteo ben eneite llnotageIIc
|af Goirntp.aoiier, Tom / SenboIo til
9open ifaI bringes omfring frit / BET
Gountp, Boori Sc uogioes, til Sc re.
gulpre I%6onnenter.
@ootgisreIieit for 8ragt al 8arer
iofr BoItfsrerne maatte beisrge efter
ailltoerlles aiirtoolttilg 1lud beta.
les az Sliitoerne ielu. F~olttererte
Itiaobes life al mootnae nogeniombelit
@oofalereile ira Sulgerite az 1aa-
oanite Sorer.
Saaodriile Whittier % Eatter, ioril
Tan beforores ! BolterL og ioni ooer'
leoeres Yolttsrerlte eller oilbringes |
FolttaSlerhe lnlrgs Satioriteit, terit'
ller mo illtoer He9leineittets gelten'
meier ON BoItiager, itiobefnfteiroe
Setoltng al Borto pod f%arttiie.
grtlfler eller Yuffer, Der life er
8jeititnIto Tor BoItbefororing, men
iom &itioer snlter at fna Yoitfsreren
III at belsrge, ilron ooerleperes III
bam perlonlig, og lnonel boao bette
loift 6ragt al Sitttfparer oltgadr, til.
ldoeS Oct life Eo'ttsrerne at forlaoe
lllle oflIclelt itolngte Hltter eller at
ofceptere ioget iofn poa irogen Wdnoe
btnorer oeres Smlepering al FoIten
eiler better Dem ! Sieneiten.
ToItfsrere ntnn life, i1ieoenS be er
L S%leneften, meobrttge Sptritito'o
boerfeit Tor ltg ielo eiler line altftoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08
ltnScrlia Circulation.

ltnScrIis GRADUATION. - 8a 8ap.
tein Seth gnlpd | 9eaStpooo bsrte,
at grGiibent MpoiepeIt bar nomineret
| Chicago, fenotc ban bam ct @ratu.
Acknowledgement beitaaenoe al oct enc
Srb: "Sow!" ltoe 'pan @eitens Bib!
Ser, hbor aupteineit fsrIt blep fienot
meo theodore 8%ooiepelt, iom bengane
bar SANDER SET @eit, briiges bette
Orb til Silien og blanbt Serb ionl
brrlger BET, uStrpffer oct a(peroens
eobe Enifer, Cd aapt. guIlod piSite,
at E~r9iioehten biIoe foritaa Dam,
noar ban fit Sroet Sou. gIanot
Gepublifanerne | gIaf Stills er Oct
boa Gale at optaee bette Orb s,m ct
Clogs Seltroab blanbt grpiioentens
Beuner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08
GoSfriot.
Oct iibite birlper Bet fsrite.

Gn ipe 9affeoriffer rhoa toge to
Sfribt ron at bIibe fri fine 9Ioser og
hIipe friit igjen.
Set isrite er aboIitt at Iabe &nffe
bore.
Oct fierner oct soeIresenSe Gle.
ulent. Get ngite Sfrtot er of taee
flpoenoe Mno Cog Oct er Goit1tmt
Soob Coffee, Tom bar ! iig De Gle.
menter, iom Ndtiiren frGber for at
foranSre @loScellerne fra bIegrsoe
eller bpioe til friot riot, % gcbt
rsot BLOB bpager op iterfe 90 bel.
.fige GeIler iiteoenfor De neobruote,
iom aafeen bar soelogt. Mteh ct
9ptte al bel fost Eoitiim 5000 @of-
ice or beaoc oisie Sfriot Iette % be.
.bogeIi9e. st 8eoreianers erforing
piier, bpur oigtige begge or.
.6ra 1872 til 1900 bapbe min
4one 90 ieg beaee o9ret plnget al
.ipa oe neroeS Sopebpinc, og til fine
SiSer les ri ubeifrioelige Smerter.
.gi por auiienriffere % pioite life,
bporlcSeS III ifuIoe bltpe hi ira bet;
tbi Saucn err badro at ofIGgge.
Ne / 1900 Irite ieg on ct Iig'
nenSe SiIiGINe iom bort, bpor 30.
finn aafie bIeu briist iiteSetfcr aatfe
oa uopirfe0e en- iuloitGnoig SeIbre'
belle. % ieg beiIittteSe at iaa noget %
prspe set.
HeiuItatet bar, at efter OF babe
bri,st Eoitim i ire 9ase bapoe ieg
aIoria no9en Spmptomer al min
gomle gIasc, % | fem @naneSer til;
toe ies / Gegt ira i45 til 1853 Eiino.
Mine @enner ipurgte mig n9iten
ooglig. bpao set nor, icm bcpirfeSe
5oronorinoen, os init Spar Dor oi'
ito, at jcg loo aafie bore oe oruf
Hoihim iiteSeu.
Si bnr mango genner, iom bar
bopt aobt al Hoitum.
gntcn ieg M bar fortatt 6offo cl'
Ter life, ioa heuuiier icg I'll gurt OF
9urrolton eller bpilfen iom bellt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES | gpen, bpor iea
bar boet / ntauae aur % or bel
ticnot." 3oonct aipet al EoitnnI
60. Battle Greet. Vlidl.
Ter er en- @runo".
sc bper gaffe eiter Den lille Bog,
"She Mpno 10 WelIpile".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08


en- "Iatotn,Qige" beoer ON Sp.
Ifrift paa isoe "gafine Bopber. gis
cults" % poo Groiting:
"Soba biscuits, 1 Bint WeeI %
en- itrsaen Spiieife Cite en- 5be.
ffe) Batting Bomber fistes iornmen.
% bIanoeS goot me6 9 Spiieifecr Suf.
fer. Geri bar. man iaa Ell Sop ies
NeIf, ct sGg, iom ferit er piipct soot,
90 3 Spiieifeer imeItet Smsr. Eettc
IGgges ioa ! Banoer, en- SpiieifefuIs
40 @angen % ftegcs ! en- beb gaser.
opn. Man fan ogiaa lape ipo BIS.
cults al en- Short NeI, " Tbeffe
Sat-, / SpiieTfe Snisr og en- Spiie.
ife SmiIt, 2 Spiieifeer Suffer, 3
toppeoe SbeIfeer Batting Bomber oe
nof MeIf iad bet blir en- Ieig iom
I%fieples no % ffipres ito meo en-
"Goofp. Giftter".
EetettOt Sroittttg: i Hpp pitlpe.
%riieret Snffer rgres ub meb iau meget
ieo 6lsbe of oct err pasie tpft til at
imsre poa Gugen. Man maa rsre
Oct til ollie alumper er gobt ,torsrte,
% fan eHtet tiliRtte Gitronioft eIler
gonilie It'll Smog, eler man fan
irsre liot imeltct Gbofolobe. aoat
8roiting lapes al 1 Sop Suffer og
"a aop fogenoe gnno iom foges
hmnmen til oct "ipitber Soar" itaur
iaa ct GiebIif o. bellies berpna cp |
en- itippiffet sgggebbioe os piipes |
belle Sioen til Oct er iaa tpft at oct
life render libober, indar man imsrer
Set pna aueen. Eli at beforere SEQ.
gen fan MON brltee "Ganbieb Cher.
ries", ener man fam flspe "Gboco.
lnte Creams" OF Ipgge Dem itoooer
pda Soppet, = eller man tan babe
Hsooefierner eler appelitn.S finer
pftfrtng, - bH man bape 4dgen
rnorn finere, finn man fisbe Ell "Gn.
itrp9ag" %. berisiernem flemme
6roitinsen no pa 0eforere meb imda
Roier eler Slulger eaer bpoo man
IpiI.
ltnScrlia Graduation. 9a 8ap.
tein Seth gnqpf / 9eaSiuooo bsrte,
Of Mrn,iiNnnf % nninh,nIt hn,. ,,n,ttinnrnt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-07-08

les itrofs. Tenne er meget letpino.
tere at lape enc See Cream % fuIo.
iiGnbis Iise iaa goo.
6ora,Wrdtin. !
en- aanbe Corn brIoes OBJ / ct
Stesefao % irsres " 1beffe Gait.
rs Sbcifc Neber 90 en- lioen Slump
'Smer. Raar bette er goot omrsrt,
bar man en- bolp aop repet OF oper,
Ireser oeroper ima alatter neb
Smbr % "itcomer" bet 20 Minuter.