davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
Submits a Deficiency Item.

General George H. Harries of the District
militia today fol- warded to the Commission
ers a deficiency item of $4,14443 for the
militia. which he asks to be included in
the urgent deficiency bill at the next ses-
sion of Congress. Gen. Harries states that
81, 900 of this deficiency was expended for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
Notable Foot Ball Contest.

CHICAGO, November 6-The first meet
ing In foot ball history between representa-
tive eleyens Of the middle west and the
south took place IN Marshall field today
the University OF Chicago. The Texas
eleven came here with record Of holding
the Haskell Indians to q single drop kick.
The team averaged ITO pounds to the man,
or ten pounds less than Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
Mrs. Allen to Be Brought Here.

Mrs. Allen, wife of Capt. Robert II. Allen,
Goth Infantry, U. S. A. stationed at Fort
Duchesne Utah, died a few days ago in
Portland, Ore, and her remains have been
forwarded to this city for interment at the
National cemetery at Arlington. Mrs.
Allen was a daughter of Gen. Thomas M.
Anderson, retired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
New Signal for Firemen.

Special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
LAUREL, Nd, November s, 1904.
Promptly at o'clock last evening the new
fire signal was blown. the three fire compa-
MES quickly responding. Previous to this
the Resented factory whistle was used as
the fire alarm in the daytime. and at night
the local electric light power house whistle,
but there was no signal which indicated the
exact locality of a fire. whether in the first.
second or third ward. The signals will be
given by the power house alone, and there
will be less confusion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
IRELAND DAY AT THE FAIR

ST. LOUIS, November 5-Ireland day
was observed at the worlds fair today, and
the regular attendance was considerably
augmented by the members of the united
Irish societies Of ST. Louis.
Exercises were held in Festival Hall,
consisting of addresses and Irish band
melodies. President Francis welcomed the
assemblage and Judge O'Neil Ryan Of st.
Louis responded Other speeches were
made by Archbishop J. ]. Glennon, DIR. D.
S. Phelan and Brother Bernardine Of Chris
tian Brothers College, the latter being de-
livered in the Gaelic tongue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

Lewis Smith. colored. driver of the mail
rested on the charge Of opening letters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

Paw Tonic cured him
of acute stomach trou-
BILE which had resulted
in a generally run
down condition, and
made him feel like a
new man.
Friend. 1t will do the
same for you.
If you have dyspep-
STA, try 1t.
If you are nervous
or do not sleep well,
try 1t.
1t will surely cure all
forms of stomach trou-
BILE.
ynO'S Rarpa6ipc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

Notice the difference i'm color
between Mothers Bread and the
ordinary bread. Notice how
crumbly the one is and how
smooth Mothers Bread is. I'm
Mothers Bread this perfect
Whiteness and smOothness is the
result of perfect fermentation of
perfectly prepared dough. The
bad color and the crumb liness of
the other sort of bread results
from EXPERIMENTATION or UNDER
fermentation-each equally bad
and when you take such bread
I'm the stomach you also take acids
that are most injurious to the
delicate stomachs of children and
almost as bad for grown folks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
c. r. DISHAROON,l
Mayor of Salisbury, Md, Speaks
for Munyon's paW-paW.

Charles r. Dsharoon. the popular
mayor OF Salisbury, who is spoken OF
frequently in connection with guberna-
torfal honors saws that Munyon's Paw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

Vases
separate cure for each disease cost but
little, but they represent the advanced
thought and skill of the greatest medical
minds of the century. No need to suffer
pain of BODY or distress of mind If you
use these remedies.
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap is the pur-
est soap made. 1t will make the skin soft
as velvet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

A test made this past week of the ingredients
of Corbys Mothers Bread-such as flour, sugar,
salt, shortening, yeast and milk-shows that i'm
the completed product the amount of acids reaches
only the usual normal proportion represented i'm
the different ingredients, while inn many breads
offered the consumers today i'm Washington the ex=
cess of acidity reaches 1920. $3.50, 77q6 and
even 5000.
This excess of acidity shows and proves that
these other breads are mperfectly fermented-that
the ingredients are imperfectly developed, because
the baker who makes the bread either does mot know
anything about the action of fermentation i'm dough
has NOT the facilities for perfectly fermenting
his product This excess of acdity is injurious.
Avoid lit.
The cheaper the bread-the more acdity-
which means the less nourishment.
There is other food you
cam have that is of so much
value to the system as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
CORBY'S
MO THEIRS
BREAD.

lit contains the nutriment you
require. Pound for pound it is
time and time again more valu-
able and nutritious than meat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

Get good bread-the best
bread. When you order bread
insist that you shall be served
with Mothers Bread. Look
for the label.
Corby's Modern Bakery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05

It's clean bread-it's made of
the very best ingredients-it's
scientifically made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-11-05
Eat Perfect Bread.

Tests made and proved by eminent
authorities show the perfect result OBJ
tanned, by making bread according to
OUR process.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02
a FEW QUESTIONS.

We would like to ask the city
council a few questions relative
to the telephone situation.
Do you believe in a monopoly
of a public serving corporation?
Do you believe the streets of
Falls City,should be used for the
benefit of the citizens who own
them, or for the benefit of the
Falls City Telephone Company?
To whom does Falls City owe
the greatest debt, The Falls City
Telephone company and the Bell
Telephone company, or the nine
hundred and odd farmers who are
asking telephone connections
with this city?
Many of the patrons of the Ru-
10 mutual company have boycott
ted the town OF Rulo because they
were denied admission to that
city. A like threat has been
made against Falls City within
the las" ten days. Do you want
this done?
Can you give any good reason
why the local telephone company
should be given any greater
rights in this city than any other
business enterprise?
Would YOU bein favor of an or
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

Grover Cleavland, the last demo-
cratic President and Richard
Olney his attorney general who
refused to prosecute trusts and
monopclies because the Sher-
man act is unconstitutional"
And didn't Attorney General
Knox at the instance Of Presi-
dcut Roosevelt prosecute several
monopolies under that law, and
didn't the supreme court of the
United States say that Cleavland
and Olney were wrong and that
the law was constitutional?
Didn't Judge Parker say in his.
speech of acceptance that no new
legislation was needed on the
questions of trusts and monopolies'
and didn't President Roosevelt
say, we will prosecute under
the laws row in force and enact
such new legislation as the AFRO
garce OF trusts may make nee
essary?" Let's see, was not the
trust plank in the democratic
platform written by a trust mag
nate? Didn't Mr.. Bryan say
that no relief could be expected
from Judge Parker on the trust
question? Let us ask you Mr..
News: If you are opposed to
monopolies why are YOU support
ing Judge Parker? If YOU are
opposed to m~onopolies why do
You defend the Falls City tele-
phone company in its efforts to
perpetuate one?
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

Il said as you remember, that
under no circumstances would my
vote be given to a man who would
use the influence of the executive
to fasten the gold standard upon
the American people," From
Bryan's speech accepting the
presidential nomination eight
years ago.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

The Beatrice Times tells a
story that carries a moral which
should be needed by every Rich
ardson County man. a resident
of Gage county marked an X on
a ten dollar bill and then spent it
in his own community. That
bill was returned to him four
times in six years. He sent it in
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

a registered letter to q mail order
house in Chicago four years ago
and has never seen it since. That
bill will pay no more road tax in
Gage county. 1t will never con-
tribute to the we'll fare of his
community again. 1t will never
assist a peighbor, It is out Of cir
culation so far as Gage county is
concerned and will stay out till
the crack of doom. Anyone who
cannot see the lesson in this,
would probably not understand it
if we pointed it out.
The Falls City News suggests
that the editor of this paper can
not consistently oppose the telc-
phone monopoly and be republic
can. Let's see. Isn't Jim Hill
of Minnesota opposing Roosevelt
and supporting Parker because
the former destroyed his railway
monopoly? Isn't Belmont the
trust magnate of New York the
political manager of Judge Park
err? Isn't Morgan fighting Roose-
welt because the President sug-
gested that the tariff on antracite
coal be removed because Morgan"
and by the grace of God Baer
had a coal monopoly in the Penn
splvania coal fields? Wasn't it
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

1t is rumored that the executive
committee of the state committee
will appoint Chas. Riggs of
Beatrice chairman of the speakers
bereau for the present campaign.
We trust that this is incorrect.
The republican party should be
through with Riggs. He has
been a professional politician 50
long and is so closely identified
with the railroad lobby that his
appointment would merit the
condemnation of every honest re-
publican in the state. The rank
and file of the party want a new
deal and they don't want Riggs
or men of like associations to sit
in the game.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

For President,
Theodore Roosevelt, N. Y.
For Vice President,
Chas. w. Fairbanks, Ind.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02
Presidential Electors

Presidential Electors
F.A. Barton, Pawnee
A.. G.. Smith, Douglas
a. G, Abbott, Dodge
7. l. Norval, Seward
W.P. Hall, Phelps
. M. A. Brown, Buffalo
II. II. Wilson, Lancaster
J. G Robinson, Douglas
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

Tothose democrats who berate
the revenue law: What is your
remedy? Are you against every
man paving taxes an a full valu-
alton of his property? The pres
cnt law calls for a new deal and
that every man shall give in all
of his property at its full valu-
alton. Byythis means the very
rich must bear their burdens as
fully as the poor. This is as it
should be, but not as it has been.
Are you opposed to this?
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

dinance putting a franchise tax
on any other business in this
city?
Do you think a company which
has earned II per cent a year
since its organization is more de-
serving of monopolistic privileges
than the mercantile houses who
earn not to exceed ten per cent 2
year?
The city OF Lincoln at the re-
quest of the independent tele-
phone companies, among which
is the Falls City company, per-
mitted such independent COM
panies to establish long distance
service with thatcity on the same
basis as their local companies.
Do you not think we could grant
the ann privilege to Il farmer
friends as the city of Lincoln
did to the local company?
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02
F. w. Cleveland's
Clearance Sale

The man in the pic
ture is wearing a suit
identical with the ones
we are selling.
The artist drew this
picture of a man wear
ing one of our gar
mentS SO as to show
you the exact APPEAR
ance of his suit in a
trying position.
You do not have to
be of regular propor-
tons for us to fit you.
Our sizes run in
longs, Sims and stouts,
so that we can meet
the requirements of
sour figure as we'll as
thy tailor.
All our garments
bear the Uion Label
the symbol of sani-
tary and worthy goods.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

We think we recognize the
hand which wrote the aiiswer to
the Humboldt Standard in last
weeks enterprise. The Standard
would better be careful of the
buzz saw.
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

For County Attorney
w. II. MORROW, Shubert
The Falls City tribune., 1904-09-02

For congress;
ELMER ]. BURKETT, Lincoln.
For State Senator:
+. A. TUCKER, Humboldt.
For Members of the Legislature.
II, f.. GRINsTEAD, Salem
GEORGE SMITH, Dawson
w, Il. HoGREFE, Stella
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Oyr, iom ipcmmer eoot.

Snltrent ale Spr fan ipsmme,
uoen at De bar lrrt oct. Saainart De
falber / @anoet euer hlir orepne moi,
begpnoer De initinftm9siigt at gisre
&c rette 9epegelier. De fan life alene
boloe iig oppe, nleu ogiaa beor9e Jig.
Ter er DOG nogle Sanoopr, iom er
nreaet fleine til at iosn1me eller pgiau
er iuloitGnoia biGlpeleie, uaar Dc
fommer | 8anoet. Nberne fan mpr.
felig uof life ipsmme. Get iamme
giGloer aomeIeu, @irufien 90 go.
maen. Ser life fan ipsnme u0en HS-
intance. aomeler og 9antaer nlaa
biplpeS oper NgJbt Sdno, oa @irafier
o. Iber orlifner. ON Dc aaar moi
noen Siplp. Get bGnoer oog tblanot,
at De 10 %iioltnnoute Slaas Spr fan
fomme oper Ell bpb Gin eller CT imalt,
bpbt Sano uSen SiPlp uaar De blir
ifrGnIte ltoi. Get ipnes inlnoom At
pRre nieo btSie Sur iom meh @ennes
FER. at De fan bolbe liz oppe | Sanoet
al Sfrrf.
Tn puolis, men opgtig SpGnmer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Sooens 2lrbeioe.
Suprlcocs Den fnrcrtc 5Iag.

Slag foTmler fra ipage Herper o.
pnot @Io0 % fureres mitiloags oftc
al ~tIlherIIQ tSsoe.
= - Iar bar ieg en- SSnpaIib,
lar life pooct ct Sfribt poa ooer IL
Mar, bar life iitano til at rere mine
Ben life cngaug mine SGer.
Men nuIig bar Ell forilnoerlia
Silg hcuot; tbi ieg pentebe oI6ira al
faa mine &cmmers 9rltg mere; en- Il.
re Mnoncocrs SiGt poo Grape HrtS
5000 ior 6rofoit og IfterSmao bar
siort set % tent! jeg Fan M BE-
pTgc GUcrne poa min penitre Sob
irit. fan Iaoe neo iSobitpffet paa
min StoI % hinge Senene fraftia,
bpilfct lea ipnes er Ell foruuOerIig
6orbeormQ paa Sen Sio leg bar
bru0t T0Ncu.
90 Set or life oft. @it BLOB %
min Miouc or iaa meget beore, at leo
er iifter paa, at min Spgoom tom
al icrmcltt rig 5soe og Soerauitren-
aellc Al Rerperne, men mine Ser.
Der cr mcIet beore, nit 1oueO fla.
rcrc, % ita 9Iemmer life Sing, ior
iea fpr QIoroe. Set mao pGre So
hen; mi jc9 illittebe for gar tiIboge
at t0gc NiCOieiner for Slaget.
Seq bar noturIiauiS mango friit.
mes Spmgatbi OF Bonner, men oct
er iormOcrligt buao rem 6shc fnn
glerc Tor ell meb oaorlig Selbrcb,
% hoorior itlIoe bet life pPre ligeiaa
goot til nj beuare ems Selbrco? Seq
bar bart mango prize Grape Suits,
men icN for en- fau life prize oct
Aupuet 9iuet al Gointm Co.,
Greet, Mid,
Ser bar ct bel uoprGaet SiliGlSe
NJ SloR. iom fom ira ip9tteoe 3er.
Der % &Iooipabom, og iom begpnStc
NJ oiae nnitcn itrarN Sen tilbsrIise
Ss6c. Brape Guts. iatteS / SteSet
Tor utilbsrIi9 Seoe. Der er cn
&c / bper 8affc eitcr Scu beficno.
lille @og "sbe Hoao 10 @cuuillc,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18

or Den amerifauife @abbit eIer 9o.
min. Zen iGnfer fit 2eseme unbta.
gen Sooeoet og Salen. SioItnepnte
bolbes bit tiIpeirS. @eb gaabenene
flerneS gauoet, iaa oct Hummer.
Wen troos i'm puoiige Maobe ar
lbsr1tne paa, er oog &abbitten en- bna.
ftg Sosmmer, og al 2anooprene er
bet fanife alene gfornen, iom err bna.
ttgere. On gforu iosmmer meb lin
billfeoe Sale gobt ienfet og SopeSet
bsit tilpeirs. Gen flsper gonoet iom
ell ano, og en- @anb maa life bore
oaarlig til at no, ON ban mes gaoS
lfol filnne boloe 5slee meo en- ipsn,.
menoe @forn. @n Sing, Sanoourene
lite gier, er at buffe. Soor boorSt
De emo ~forfstges tilban6s, bill olbrio
Ell Short, &obbit, @forn euer ct an.
oct oirfeligt 2anoopr o1rffe. Men en-
Meltifat, &Gper ellen SSbisrn +. @fs.
buffer, ltrafS Der er Sare paofproe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Farmer. Huset og Haven

man begpnot me6 ct oroentligt 8erel.
brug, iaa blir ct iaaoant Stpffe plsi'
ct op paanp, tilioaet meo Gin eller
plontet meo Mais % iioen tiliaaet
meb &Ieoer efter at bare benpttet til
De andre IpIinser, Der bsrer til ct
oroentIigt Serelbrig.
Oct bpnber BOG, at oenne 8erling
life laber iig ii6fsre paa ale Dele al
6ormen, 90 Der belit p9lges til Sapn
iaooont Sono, iom life ellerS fan orr.
feS uOen itor Tanifeligbeo.
Sor iaa0anne Steoer peo hi, oct
Raao pi Der pil sipe, er npttiet. 3ib.
ligt ON Barren, iaainort Sroiten er
begptot at gaa no, ifal man iaa &Is.
perfrs, ira ire til Ter Bnnb pr. acre
og oereIter borue paa frpos % tpers
meo en- 3iifbarp. Zen tGtte ieioe
Sorp Of 9Iuegrois bill oerpeo opIsies
% hioe ligeiom fornpet. Rsoberne
az Den laneoe alsper piI bape en- bel.
slsrenSe Iirfning poa sS~orbbunben.
Ger er mango Sarmere, fom bar
fulst Den Eft at saa ODER fin ,Sap-
ltegaitg ON Barren meo en- oIninoe.
lig Sarp % itoioa @r9sfrs Of bill.
feniombelit Sort, De maatte trpfte iii
at babe for Saonocn cog bcIit aIsber
elIer Eimotbi. Selb ON intet @rps.
BRIGGS, iaa er oct meact npttiat
at baroe iaoonn 8rGsmarf, ba sem
9arIIe @rGsroo berpe6 rines / Stpf-
Ter, o9 De pngcre og mere Hsober
1loeS 'aa meget beore apIeoning til
1t bore frem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Mppciiin "Rplcg.gulep".

a Sop Smsr, "a Sop Smult, Ell
Rint WeL bport ~ Sbeife Batting
Fotpoer % "a Sbeife Salt cr iigtet,
gnioes lomnerL, til oct err iepnt, ga
bar man MeIt t. iao oct blir en- BLOB
Selg, iom fieOIes no / niIang 5orm.
Nan logger isoe slppeliiuer, iom t.
IfrPIlet % Opifoarne i Sfiner ODER
0et9en, itrsr noget Suffer ooer, %
omtrent Ell SGeife al set repne Sfal,
RULER iaa Geigen iammen % flemmcr
Den riGtig fait iammen / gnoernr,
Ina intet al Soiteu fan renoe no.
Wtan Logger Ben iaa op / ct Stpffe
Gberiedotb iom fsrit er bpppet /
@ouo og 6erpaa / del, binoer qoOt
for % foyer ben / @ano IL Sime.
Nan fan oaioa "~iteolne" ben, ga bIir
Den beller beore, - bpiS man cr ,ua
bcl0la at babe en- Steamer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
gnlff na Afskkrttrt
s'fresrei d On pra,hn Susmssss
Wcre ON Ippelfncr.

TN opb Eie,Saaerfen beflpbes meS
goo Bie'Gruit oo fDIbeS meo fslgen.
De: 1 Sop Suffer, l. Sop @eIf, 8
se9gepIommer, Saiten al 9 appe..
% oct reune Sfal al en- baIp
Appelitn. Naar oct er itegt ioa IPn.
&c, at oct er foit / Mioten, imsrer
man oper en- Rerin9ue lapet af De
3 s@%g9ebpioer, piifet itioe meo 3 Spi.
prIperiieret Suffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Ioebranb / Rippu. g9ne

Sioeornno ! Htpon. gDen Hipon :
@lsconlin iom iisl9e itOlte Genius
banOe $500 Snbbpgsere, bIeo Ssroaa
Den 12te biemisgt al en- SIOebrafS,
Der polOte Sfaoe for $4,000. grono.
pGienet i Sibfoib iIeSe til SieIp, o.
bets Stprer, 0fr. u. q. 8raler, 6Ieu
ramnlet al en- neofaIben0e Sea %
Ilemt tilreOt. SIben opfom / set gam.
lie Sremont Souie og IaeSe baabe bette
e8 6 anbre 9p9nineer i 9life. gIan6t
De 6ranOlibte er 9penS apiS Com.
m~onpealtb". 81. 9 pur man Serce
ODER SlOeu. Isilrrance 0Gffer Ell itor
Gel al Sobet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Iisiiunrr SrGbt. On 3epeIde fra

llrrrni / Ferlien meSSeIer, at SEN ulne.
riforife 0tisiion9r Baitor 2aburi er
bIepen orP6t. Wtan trcr / geetp Sort,
at Ndpnet er ieilagtig opgipet / Sc.
peideL % at oct er gaitor genjami.a
&obares, iOm ntenes. San bIep ITO.
Ienct al SreSbpterianerne % bar Dir.
fet / EerIien iiben 1860. Sanoet er
mllbameoonit, % | BEN iiOite Sib bar
en- Soprmer, iom tror, ban nebitam.
mer ira SSIams glitter Nltbammeo
ielu, 9iort mesen nsreie i Ggren oeo
llrmia. G~ntogeIie err MiSiioupr Ga.
bareS bIeO 6rpbt lnber ct SpIs6.
San bar henpeb 20 slar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
YppeliinsM Sarn1cla0e.
Tlatbeab.H eierpatiuneu.
9fepr9.

ientantbnlets Snbimerfomite er bic.
ben enig ON en- Snoitiaiug, Ser gaar
ITO paa, at Slatbeoo.R eierpattonen /
Rontano ffal opmaaIes, og naar
Snoinnerne bar faaet bper lin Sorb.
loo, Hal @eiten i9lses til SettIere.
Reierpntionen uogisr 100000 acres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
TppcIiin'M rrinauc YnSSina.

en- apnrt 0tcIf. I (bcffe Smsr. 3
gGA > Spiicitecr Com Starb, I
&lpbc Salt, Il Stop Suffer % 6 Mp.
peiIiner. NtcIten mNtogn en- holp
Sop. foae& % irereS G%oruitardcn.
ION er uOrsrt / Neu babe Sop @cIt.
Gette togcS 10 Nimltcr, ga bar man
SaIt og Sulsr /, letter ia @ruoen al
% bplocr Den toatc NaSie op / Sui.
ter o9 sGagcplOmmcr. ipm er piipet
gcot 'ummeu. appcIiincruc itrGne$
% opltlrrcS, alcrucrne togcS no, %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Srusicn Ippeliiu.S pnife.

1 Eint 6Isbe, 3 g@ggepIommer. I
Sop IppcIiinioit, "a Dor @eIotiu %
y Elinb Suffer. Wan bar 8eIatt.
men op / u Sop foIbt Gaub % laoer
Den itaa, til Ben er bleb, 1900 pmtrent
ell EimeS GiO, ga bor man a Sop
foGenbc GonO / % rsrcr / set, til Den
cr oplsit. Approximation % Suffe.
ret rsrc5 iommeuL til Sufferet er op.
Isit; 9GggepIommerne pipes, til DC
cr bpibc, 6Iebcn pipes, til ben er
tin. Soa blanoer man gGggeplcnl.
merne, Sutter % Approximation aobt
inmmen oa bGI0Cr oct OF / ct Sao.
'om ITtte5 / S%uon6. bar iua liot Ell.
ter It6t @elatiren /, iOm fsrit er iilet,
oA rorer / set, iii 6et bcgDn6er at
blipc init, "a bar man Mebeu /, %
ioainort mani bar rsrt Oct 9obt ON,
bGI0cr man oct OF / ell 9lit. Sorm
meN tGt 2ooa fGiter ct Stpffe Ssi,
ION or opppct t imcltet "Faraiine.
Var" oufrirN SammcnisilinQen al
&OoR % 6orm (iorot life SoItet ifaI
ifoI frnOc trGnge iiQ ino) og paffer
Oerpoa Tormcn ueo / ~ % SaIt %
I06cr 0cn it0u , SimCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18
Nppciiins @clcc.

Gn llnic ScIotin oplsieS / Ell Gint
foIbt &unO. 9tonr set bar itaoet Ell
(jme, bploe& Ell Tiut fogeuoe Goro
t. man rerer / set. Ill @eIotinen er
opIeit ocrpno filler man set % iGt.
Ter Oct bort til oct beapuOer at itip.
nc, ga bar man 3 itip piife0c gegar.
bpiocr l. Soitcn al en- GItron % ,
NppcIimcr % Suffer citer Smoa.
Nton rsrer / Nct, til Set bcGuuocr at
bliuc Qonite flint % hplOCr set iaa
% / imou 6ormer - Stcnfopper
Aanr aoot an - % bnUluer iun bi&ie
no, nour Sc itNl icrucre3, % ipiicr
Dem me0 SlgoC til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-18

-
lua i9sger man Sfpfferne cp I ct
Stegefuo, lfrsr ftogef Sittfer ODER oa
paioer oerpaa Den fogfe Wasae oper
Sei lieses Z en- beo gagernot ~ ufi'
nltler. vtnr lrlsrr laa se9gebpi.
|perne oDer, 1om er pIlpef 1iloe nieo :
inS ! woosr.,,,o,, ,roS De-, 80.
GA iteoer Den iii Seu or Itfebr,rn noo
soppeu. 9eu iniies foIS mpS errey
uben SIsbe.
"pYs.
Sfpuri Ufat, tp9es, oerr rgres
" aop Saitfer, . foppeoe Spnerfeer
corn Starp norsrf ! iiof folo utelf.
9'dar pe1 por fo9f oflfrerf ~ Wt'
hhler' p3ioer mml oef op OF o sgg'
sepionlHler, ION tmloierito er pllpef
goo par Oct )aa tiion9e J Sonble
ooueren o9 gar 1orllsttg, HOT 40
0ah9en, So1fen az appellifler og
oel reone Stal az en-. Saa pPloer
i''uh pet op en- Siloomg-6orm
l.,prer coer oe s~ee9eqploer, loni ef
p''pei il'oe, ineo Spl'elleer Shtter
hpu ar In,sbr,,, noo sonnon
o,...c. m..m.W.>s..
~ "e99epipli'i'et p.lpes 9oof og
l.ileite9 Sa'len az appeipiter, 4
Sp'e''ee. S"ler' Sa'ie' az Ell el'
,[On w ped repa'e olal az en- palo
appeilh' yeuur H'an par p'lpet oef
ll8ll8 guol IaIlllleH, Dar man Oct pp