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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16

LIST OF FAILURES AND SUCCESSES.
an who neglects her mind so that she
has nothing in common with her own
children after they have been to school
a few years; of the wife who is no com.
panion to her husband for this very
reason, and who in consequence sees
him find companionship elsewhere be-
cause he cannot get it at home"
And what about girls? Are women
the only sinners2"
II am sorry to say women are apt to
take it easy after marriage and think
that, as in the story books, they have
nothing to do but live happily forever
after. But some girls are just as bad.
They think. oh, l shall marry, so what
Is the use OF cultivating this talent or
improving myself along that liner"
Marriage seems to be the great bar
rier to self Improvement" commented
the bachelor cynically. I'm glad I'm
not married"
1T isn't so for the man. His ambi-
lions and interests keep getting broad
er and broader; his wife's, l am sorry
TO say, as rule, narrower. 1t is her
own fault. She doesn't seem to realize
that there are other things in marriage
besides love, companionship and ambi-
ton among them
But are there no women who try
to improve themselves"
"Oh, any number. and they only
make the others stand out in holder
relief. ! know of one girl who started
with very little education and totally
adverse circumstances and yet man
aged to fit herself for the bar. She is
now one of the most prominent women
lawyers. l know of another girl who,
finding herself subject to fits OF de
spondency and everything going wrong.
used to write out every week list of
her failures and of her successes. OPP
posite each she would write the reason
why. the truthful reason why, as far
as she could see II, and is Ii a wonder
she succeeded finally, when she had the
gri. to look things full in the face like
that? 1t is the girl who keeps doggedly
and persistently on. regardless of fall
ures, trying each time to do better
than the laSt-it is that girl or woman.
say. who obtains finally the best
things in life. and keeps them-which
il better still
MAUD ROBINSON.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
ORR IMPROVEMENT
Y Women Who Care About II
IL and Women Who Do Not

." ONE people are satisfied to be
just as they are" remarked
the energetic woman.
That's me-" put in the
bachelor ungrammatically from the
comfortable depths of his armchair.
Il was referring to women" she re-
turned with severity. Most of them
are content TO jog along just as they
are. without a thought of the future
and barely a thought Of the present"
Happy are the people who never
Think
"Oh, you are so contrary. But they
do think, only they think afterward.
when it is too late"
Il see. Things happen to them"
"Of course. Things always happen to
the woman who doesn't try to keep
ahead of the times and improve her
self, and they are not pleasant things
either. Take, for instance, the most
common case, the woman who doesn't
care for her personal appearance. Once
upon time she was very alert on the
subject, strange to say: but that was
before she married Now that she has
man tied to her by law and church
contract she doesn't see why she should
tire herself prinking and curling her
hair and fussing with her dresses In
order that they may be up to date. 1t
is far more amusing to gossip with the
neighbors or read novels after her
daily tasks are over But even self i'm
provement as regards dress or the lack
of self improvement brings its results,
as she finds to her sorrow when she
discovers her husband making COM
PARSONS between her and other wom-
en-, praising this ones style and that
ones personal appearance and taking
her out less and less often because he
is no longer proud Of her. Perhaps,
too, it comes to this-some other wom-
an with not half her good looks steals
her husband from her because she
knows how TO make the most of every
good point that nature has granted
her"
II have my lesson down pat In case
| am woman in my next incarnation,
but what about the charms of the mind
and character? Are they not to be cul
tivated?"
They are indeed. l could speak vol
tunes on that same subject. on the wom
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16

body and SOUL to the common cause, Is
ono Of the most important facts in the
sitlation-important in It's practical
hearing upou the course and fate of the
war.
They have deliberately appealed 10
war with one of the most formidable
fighting nations on the globe nation
OF many times their numerical strength
Their action is grounded in no i'm
n,,lse of fanatlcism or passion. They
have contemplated it for years. They
have prepared and planned for it pa
,fantIv and with continuous energy,
cody measuring the chances and pro-
yiding for every contingency.
To the ordinary observer this war at
first glance appears most unequal
contest. and that the little island king
aop, could have no possible chance
against the prodigious resources Of the
car. Yet the more thoughtful are be-
ginning 10 inquire NhVIiiSt' $780, '
its vast bulk may not fight at many
disadvantages; it's forces on land and
sea being so widely scattered; the
theater of war being at so vast a dist
ance; the difficulty of transporting
troops and war material and supplies
being so great and the communications
so precarious. Under the circum-
stances it is a grave question whether
the Russian resources can for long
time be effectively brought to bear
upon the decisive points.
At all event the collision does not
come as a surprise to the Japanese.
So we'll prepared are their minds that
they face it almost with joy. The in
tensity of their patriotism adds i'm
measurably to the effectiveness of their
forces. Their very first movements
show with what intrepidity and celer-
ity they will act. Such spirit is dan
gerous to any foe, and it may we'll be
that the Russians will find themselves
confronted with a most formidable
task
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
BEARING OF THE JAPs

The Japs faced the certainty of the
greatest war in their history almost
mere bravado when the break came.
but the people dected themselves out
with flowers and gala day attire. to
show their readiness TO sacrifice all
for country.
1t is an extraordinary scene and tes-
tifles the spirit of the people. The
Japanese are described by all who
know them intimately as a most in
tensely patriotic people The profound
devotion. binding every one of them,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
Telephone Main 261
once: Corner Third and c Streets
UNIVERSALLY RESPECTED

The death Of Senator Hanna has
called out glowing tributes from many
sources, showing how highly he was
AOnored and respected by people in the
various walks of life.
He was a great organizer and
fearless leader drawing admiration and
,esnect from friend and foe alike, and
alike they pay tribute to his worth
snd influence.
Tne tribute paid him by President
Mitchell the great labor leader is just
and we'll deserved. Senator Hanna's
best efforts for the past few years have
been directed toward mediation be-
tween the employer and the employee.
In a recent article almost his last pub
lie utterance he says:
There is no more engrossing ques-
ton than that Of the relation between
capital and labor which seems the par
amount issue today. The instinct of
werkingmen to band together to pro-
fect themselves is no more to be Won
dered at than the same instinct on the
part of capital. Now, my plan is to
have organized union labor American
txed in the best sense and thoroughly
educated 10 an understanding Of its
responsibilities and In this way to make
a the ally of the capitalist. rather than
4 foe with which to grapple."
And again In the same connection,
"F'airness and prejudice will never
agree to the confiscation of the pro-
ducts of one mans toll in order to
insure comfort to the idle and worth
American people that will take from
any citizen the just and equitable re-
ward, Of his labor. Both capital and
labor must yield in time to the great
law Of fair dealing-man TO man."
rhase are the utterances of a broad
minded, clear minded man. They will
appeal to the best spirit of the age In
considering the great issues between
capital and labor This followed by
actual application of the theories he
expressed that made Hanna the true
friend to all labor and calls out now
Hne wide expression of respect from all
parties.
This is only one concrete illustra ton
Of the character and purpose of the
man. He was fearless advocate OF
sill he believed and no one need ever
question where he stood upon questions
pertaining to the public welfare or to
party council,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
ROBBERIES
BY RUSSIANS
Soldiers ASA OBJ Non.
cOmbatants ReparatiOn
is Promised

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.N
LONDON, Feb. 16.-Reuters today
reports the continuance of assaults and
robberies by the Russian soldiers. A
New Chwang telegram adds that
Commanders Barton and Sawyer of the
British gunboat Espiegle and the
United States gunboat Helena. respec-
lively who We're threatened by the
Russian rowdes have been assured
by the authorities that full reparation
for the indignity will be rendered.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
. 20
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Northern Idaho. made
at Portland, Ore, February IS:
Tonight and Wednesday, probably
fair.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
The area of low pressure covers the
region from the Pacific coast eastward
to the 105th meridian; 1t is central
over western Montana. The area of
high pressure is central over Mime
sofa, and covers the region to the east
of the field of low pressure. Much rain
has fallen over the Pacific states,
Idaho. and the southern portion of
British Columbia. Warmer weather
prevails over Montana, the Dakotas,
Minnesota, Wyoming, Utah and Ari-
IONA.
H. F. ALPS. Official in Charge.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16

Do you notice our war stories. They
are the best. because people tell us so!
You want the war news? Well l guess
you'll have to read The Teller.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16

DR.. w. F. Galbraith. dentist. Adams
block. Phone SOC.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
RanoelsrcreIipn
Observation-Disclosures ~b9isntIis nfor'
anSret. Saab ON Heorins.

af grabItreets usentlige 5anbels.
operfigt, oateret Seem Yorf ii0itc
2srong, bioi9tteS:
5 60tbel og Snoiitri err Der frem.
oeles ! bet itore og belle FACET itile,
og S~nteresisn oreier fig pGientlig
ON @orsisoiieterne. Deb Senipn til
6isfe fibite er Stilingen enonii life
gaiiife flnr, me- aft peeer Dog | Ret.
ming af gebrine Of S~orboIoene.
Sfipperitreiten paa Satbiiserne er
enonii en- brpoiom 5aftor. Ssioa |
Colorado bor Observation-Disclosures
poIot obffiligt geip9r, men Ser
ifimtes mi 5een til en- Scoring at
Sitrutionen.
SSernbonernes gruttofortieneIte
bar / Wni Manneo 31a Erpcent Ia.
bere END flor. - Mfeo De lopere Sri.
Ter m9rfes Der noget Spiping / Or.
portbanoeIen for enfelte 5abrifpa.
rers @eofommenbe iaaiom Sern. og
Staaloorer. 2Goer. os SrGparer.
ltoIanoets @fteripsrsiel efter
Dor aornporer bar enbnu life taget
fig OBJ.
Meo 9rpgoobsbnnoeIen eaor oct
inlaat | Bolton, Stem 9orf og RbiIa
oelpbia, og / Sertilinbuitrien er Oct
ogiaa iti0e. ltlbpriierne err lfot
itrammere, "a DC gamle 8ebolonin.
ger er itrseet meo og ben npe ltlb,
JONI fommer inc fra Better, foiter
mere. s philadelphia er Smirt.
nineen al 2mmber 90 Srocent minore
emo ifior.
SonbeIsfaaitternes GntaI j iibit.
lice iibeiorbe / De Soreneoe Stoter
227 in1po 215 / ben tiliparerbe ltge
iilor og / CANADA 90 inpb IA flor.
llofsrielen al Specie (giel inbbe.
fattet) iioeiorbe i iioite ltee 1852.
032 9uibels imoo 4,t9t, 3t7
iannue llae ifior. Iaisirofsrielen
i1oeioroe finn $3.50 9uibels intoo
S24,S15 ifior.
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Sanopoitruterne.

2anbbrugsminiiter Seremtub W.
@uif bar ben isrite, iom offentlig no.
talte, at bper Sarmer | Sanbet buroe
iaa bragt Toit til i'm DIR. San baooe
Ielp / lang Sio boet paa ct ofiioes
Steb / 8iseoniiu % Jolt SGngiel Ell.
ter en- mere liplig Sorbinoelie meo
llOenoeroenen. Sanfen ON Fri YoIt'
Ieperind noe | 2onobiitrifterne bor
bit Tia at babe Spirefraft. Stuff le'
peoe life Ienae npf til at le ben gien'
nemfsrt; men ba man for omfring 8
slor iioen begpnbte at iGtte ben iperf,
paitSt 6erl mart ct iaaoont gifalS, al
2unopoitruter mlGggeS oaeIteoS meo
forbuuien6e tSurtigbeb. : FoItSe'
partemcntet iioScr Ell Ianb, iom iGr'
liz tager Jig al bent; oct er Ileroe
oSiilterenDe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES grt'
itom. San er en- Sen al Dem, % bai,
bar frigiort Dem for De Seoragere.
iom uuttcoe oen ME SnOretuing til al
berige fla pau Statsfasiens Sefoit.
nina. Der mpenbeS aaereoe 90 Ril'
Homer mrIig pua 2anopoitrllter men
Sriitop tiger, at enbml bare Ell
SreSieSel al De 9paber, icm enifer
Dem, bar facet Dem. ON life l9nge
mna Statsfosien no meo GO @iaio'
tter til 2uiiSpoitrliter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
Saoer % Oatter myroes
Gm nbssseIis SiitOrie fra bet morb'
beitlise N~inneiota.

q. .. 9obI oa bans Totter aogot
en- Yise pna IS gar, mttages at pprt
mprbet / ben fsrite SolpoeI at april
|uoe / @ilbmarfen / geItromi Gourtp
Ninn. Dahl boeoe lGrge / Groof,
Iton, bpor oen enc al hans 9etre er
gift meo 6. 6. Stran6er, en- AMBER
meo .. 6. Rooo. San tog iig en-
Claim" inSe I Sfoben beo Nliirina
goitoffice oe bpsseoe fla ct "Sbantp"
for at DO Der I ben Io~obefaIeoe Sib,
Sons 9otter aagot bar meo BAN.
Solf iaa Dem iioit ben 3oie Gpril.
Da nogen al gsoboerne fom ieien ben
lite, Dor oft / Sptten | ltoroeu. Nat
itoo paa 9oroet, % oct ipntes for
labt nnoer ct MnaItio. Weset al
Saoerens oa 9attcrens aI9oer bang
iaien / Sniet. SoIf t9nfte, at De to
inart biIoe penoe tilbaee; men 6a De
life fom, nnberretteoe man Slegt.
ningerne | groofiton 6erom. Sioen
far man Iebt nueiteos efter De for.
Fpun6ne. Sberiff 8aiIep / gemeoii
bIep omiiber barilet ON oct i%notrufne,
og ban fpretoe llnoerisgelier, iom
banoe til SeIge, at Grreitorbre no
Ie6tes MOB ire Gerioner. De bon
life p~aagrebne, ba Selegrammet Of
fenStes. Man fortalte | 0abls Na.
bolag, at ban baooe $4,000 | 8on-
tanter paa fig. Set Dor Ell Sper6ri-
belle; men ban off meb $3.50 / Som'
men. Intogelig er ban blepen MIR
Oct for gengenes Sfplb, % 9otteren
bar fuaet iamme Sfiebne. Sigene er
rimeIiapis eitten opbrGnbte e[er neo'
ardpeoe.
8egae De for1piutone bar ogteoe
Ienneifer | G~rooftor. 8d bet boz
rebe iaa lpnae, in6en beres Sl9gt'
ninser fif bsre fra Dem, troebe man,
at oct fon al, OF De boebe noe | niloe
Sfogen. Sobls Claim" ligeer %
Mil fra observation-disclosures glad
0ud, og 8eiene bar | Saares nGiten
u~fremfommelise, ba annoct er mpr'
.lGnot. Solf forer MI olleiteos og
Ieoer eiter 2igcne.
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~Gr oct rieact gono / Misio o,n

"Gr oct meset gano / Misia ON
Goaen, oa2"
"aa, lit meir END ronIig."
"Hoeet 5if at fao?"
"6iif? Rel.
Saa bleu bet itiIt Ell lang Stumo.
Nette gift life. Seq fit bespnoe paa
Jorretrinsei.l
"Hu - DC bar life bIit fpit ben6e?
"Rei". Maitoen iuffeoe.
"aonife oct life er rart pco
be1ioe2"
Get er nof iii BET"
Oct bar % iprrt til oprigtig
Maito, t9nfte ieg.
"aanifc De bdr 6e,be oppe MI /
oct pene 9eiret til 8eiiatclie2"
"Nei - 1T BET bell
"Ge peb life, bpor lang eIIer brco
bun err"
San ina Tiot fo%ritnbret paa mig,
Ifsr ban iooreoe.
"gSei = bar oilri maoIt a Gle"
"SSaiaa - bum beber 'GIie'?"
ia, bun eisr nof bet."
ga, ia, Mon6en min Sia
mig, bar be ti9reimurt benoe |
8aor?
"ySei - men er oct bra, fan hi
prepe -
-" gepares bell Get mtaa DC
sisrel Sfrabes oa tipreImsres. Sc
fan bel 10 life peirte anoet, elrS at
bum blir iloe nieofaret, naar Du1l
life pasies. 5 psit bapoe De bel
benoe oppe?"
"9sei - bun hor laat | ire aor".
"gepore' mig bel! De fan 10 life
peirte anoet, emo at bum roaoner al.
beles op! s Ssit ifnlbe De bope
Ilagt beft6c op pao ct Gor SrGbiiffe,
ifrobet beibe og tiIiliit SGffet benoe
eoht meb @ranbor!"
Ionben reiite iia op, og hans sln.
figt iau no iom ct eneite fort Spsres.
moolstepn. Men / oct iuntme ripes
3sren op % Sotelgutten roper til
min OSanb:
"l1nbffpl6, 81 Muno! Wen iea
Ipiitc Sere inb til fell 9oftor! 9of.
loren, iom 9ere ifoI iuoffe meo, ito.
Der in6e pou Hr. III"
Ntanoen og Sotelailtten foriparot,
for ieg fif iitmmet mig.
Siben fit ieg al 5ielterelt bloc, at
ben i~taffels Nono ifillbe foniererc
meo en- at SplanoetS SGger ON i'm
Iipee Some.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14

lsSgisr er uncerisseIiesfomite. Spis
bernie aomite firtSer alt ! Sroea, an
lees Mcnigbeoen optosen ! Sunlfin.
bet.
a,ait. Scarf Moerts anisguing ON
SptooelIe | gomiunbet benpiies ii.
Sroirmtionsfomiteen. Antoget.
Nait. Ssese I0ite en- @eouftiuns.
artlfel | "3utheranerett". bpori aurs.
ms6et beSes ON at behunoIe Gnunei
"SeIliasisrelIen", Jon Iigger ODER iro
ioruige slursmsOe. geliignelien pilot
BIZ ioa flor, n6toItes Der, at mon bloc
life iabe riogem StS oeo Get.
8eiluttet boa Sorflng al prof. Seq
ae, at bette gmne bebunSles imcrgen
SormiS6uq. Gait. Seg9e oalstes til
at in6leSe gnnet.
G~rebag Mften. Tditorol'
pr9oiten al yait. :. 3haraloien. Mi.
riiieriummsoe boIStes Sborsoug eiter
neutrality-suspicious. Sbcna: Ben'
li%onsinger.
geiIuttet, at goitorerrte u, 6. Sdbl,
@uIietb % @ronIfau uSaisr en- So
mite til at beSe Samfmbets 6orunoriS
ON, at Miniiteret iaor msce Ell aIter
lnareit miligt.
SormanSen opIpite | GftermiSoda,
at Winiiteriet msSer ManSag gftcr.
(SIuttes.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
Sioitc RriesnYt.

ct ct. getersburg.S Telegram al
t2te Sum- fortGner, at ct fort Ssilae
bar iianet uoenfor Port artbur. 20
rlisiiife % fire ~iapaneiiffe ariesifibe
bIep ifiibt ii9uf.
Sra Soiheng melbes, of TO gataI.
joiner al Gen. aiirofis gpantgnrbe
bIep aIoeIes sSelnet al 8usierne ben
9be Suni. 9e Iaa | gaeboIb | en-
Ropinc oe ooerfaIbt uforparenoe DC
guile. Sffe en- eneite Rusier falot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
sil Sceorab / 1905.

Zen nieiroe onrIige Bietic for
nproGtre Somas "Dsooeru @cob'
men" boIbtes forriee llge | GIear
2ofe, % Der por en- operorbentlig itor
sorSamling tiIitebe. Sra Secorab o9
Sinm'beif Go. Dor Der 81 Nennc'
Ter. s Imooen gior6e SecorabS
Reprpiertonter meo lille &op Sol'
beng, iom, ifisrt fln ~ Gnr giant
mel, peier t26 Yuto, ct mrgtigt Sn'
trpf. ellie 8oISene fisrtc | Spio'
cit meo ct tibet 0atlGiel ! Ell pr9g'
tia imffet tobnilet Soen meo Glib
ret ~Sccprab 1906, OF / Wsbet bIer
oct meo operpGlSeroe g6nioritet be-
Il,tttet at boIbc nGite 8icuic 9eeorob.
0ecorob. 9oaen purot UNDER .. 9,
SudneIls 2eoeIie Ell GrGmie al $2j
j "~isorretcrS public Drill"
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Den Soreneoe Rirfes
2larSmeoe.
(Sortiat fra Ste Sioe.l

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ae, Yait. ). VI. 8. 9Seis, Sait. u. Y,
grun, Sele9at Ssrarien, Solt 8. :.
Sielita6, Yait. Startueot SeIegot ga
ioro ~ Here.
Manee goSe SnOIuN for HeIigionS'
ifolen herteS. 9ait. GnteSabL ION
ualateS i0aar til at inoie0e bette Gm.
ne, toIte uurmt ior Reli8tulNitClet,
1. NScnig6eoerne maa tiIboIoeS q,
gipe Observation-Disclosures beSre Ssn
C"Sen ion iorfptNer g%pangeliet, IfaI
lcpe al Gpmtgcliet, -
=. ri maa iaa Ou9tigc SGrerc % ei
tiIitrTfteIigt Ilrtal. SfoIer / Wtaoi.
Jon or goo men Den tom lite giue os
9Grere ncf. Saleret uilSe uSfoite en-
Smfe; ban pilee life foloe set ct Sor,
ila1 erbuu: IdrSmsSet anbefuler, a
Der / NltnOemier. iom or an~erfienSt al
SamirmSet. oprettcS et aurimS Ill TO-
0duNIie al Observation-Disclosures
Raar IfaSemiioreuir9cn bar paIgt cr
Carer. nominsret al SfoIeSirefttoner
bctoIer Samhrroet hans can Spor
0eite aienreniere$, bortiaIber &c tih.
ligeW @eoilgn:H9er til Sfaen. SIerc
Solcre, Yaitorerre 2. StranN :. u,
Berg. SorQsmo, etc. 9eiluttet, al
9'imft Z ierSeS tiibaSe Ill 8omiteer
ior al omorbeiSeS.
Yunft s. Ter reonttes en- aomi.
re al en- til al ifrioe en- Iiborolina
ON SsrSagSifoien 90 SperSasSifcIe!r
iordt neSeleS irit til Ren.abeSeur.
Bait. u. @rigbt nGpuie ct Bar 5iun
ban snifeoe taget iuo ! Iibarolirger.
Ytuuttet ontalet.
SulSmnstStomi.een rappcrtereSs,
Teo Seripn iii Sririiu Sutherar
Gburh beilutteSes. at Gait. 8. &.
Solm % areSiem Siiitator. GSoit. Z,
2 hci9elano iant aresiens Scfrtrl
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eisnr eits 3~pGsmarfeo.
znp a.. pauI a-pramarfes.
ssiseonans sobafsmarfes.

@oeerton. @is.. lobe SUM 1904.
Spfipb al 5obaf I 2anooiftritierne iaapel
al Sipraarets Ionl Glore Aareanse ioreeaar
euonu, men | miHore Staia. Nlt ldlt oreIer
De, iiQ ON ct betnoelist RuautunL, % be
aieupQrenoe Ssholouiueer minisr o. mius
fer fiaeigt. Yrilerns er maoite / @IeuHeuls
init Iiot beore eno isr.
5~eleenoe Sals er iuoberettet iioiie nse:
T Smitback, I5a at s, 4&Ic asst.
o. Arthur, Iocs at Sc asst.
Z Caandall, ga at Size asst.
A Midthum, ga at 73&3c asst.
Ole l. Anderson, Sa at Size bl; IA at
Thos Aaberg. 4ocs 'oI at 7&2c.
6irmdet Nsper & MsuOeliohn bnr al
o Sobnipu fisbi 200 &nsier.
SmpIautuinseu al be Hpe Spbatsplantsr
bar ioa inuat bespuot, o. 6nrmsrHs bar
oct traplt msO a, sipre iiianO De porosuoe
1pbafsmarfer.
5orieuoelieu ira SplasshuieHe ueaipres /
ulssns Ssh 500 Sasier Ill be iurfisIiss Se.
ltemmelieslepsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
gu prien SmriH.

"Satlp SeIegrapb" c~iterer fslaenSe
imnffc SiaIog. iom npIia ianbt SteS
mellem en- NSpofat % ct 9ibne / en-
8etSiog. aopofaten ipsrser: "Sar De
- ieg peo. at 9e life bar. men iea
maa rette bette SpsraSmaoI i'll Gem
- Den 24oe - oct bar life Den 24oc,
men Den 25oe. men ben ialifc "a.
tiim beror paa Ell 6eiltogeIie / sIf.
terue - ieet Iuflageoe9 Gaentlia
oreier oct fla life ON gnfIaseoe. meu
ON alageren, tbi Der iorelisaer en-
Ioofla9e. men foritaar Re life -
altioa: ga eIer Rei2~ Get iaalebeS
tiItalte Shines eneite Spar bar naiiir.
Iiapis CT i%orpirret: "Spao bebager?~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
Uorsesfartet fl0bet paa
S0rreo.

81 Lor mcbtaaet ina mango
SpsresmaaI, ON ri life far fails
Scrtct fIGbet paa S9rre0, at nj BE-
itemte os til at forisge meb ct Iibel
gor.i. 6or 35 Gents srtra fan D.
faifc aartet ~fliitret pea Serrco, rlc0
|Sr9itcffe poa hper enoe, iaa at DC.
ian bGnaes op ana Spgaen 90 rules
op, naar BET life brnses.
81 piI meb bet iumme sisre op.
merfiom paa. at man life tan faa
baase grGmiebog % aart. rnota.
gen man bctaIer ezra icr en- al De.
lcre.