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and in the basket were two tickets and q
box of candy. She wondered how the
candy could have been dropped into the
basket without her knowledge; but as she
its contents the predominating feeling was
gladness. Her friend was all right. ana
this was his apology, yet she could not
help feeling a little hurt at the omission
of any explanation.
AS she approached the grocery the next
morning she saw the assistant standing In
the doorway, evidently awaiting her APP
pearance, for he stepped down upon the
sidewalk to intercept her.
IL just want to say goodbye, ne
apologized. I'm going back to the farm
Friday
.sWhy. what for?" with real regret in her
voice.
Because it's nicer there, an SO much
better chance for stupid fellow ike me
to get on. I'm not sharp enough for a
city, and don't like it. I've just been sort
well, I'm sorry" frankly. 81 haven't
many friends here, and you being from the
country has made 1t seem like we were
acquainted, even If We haven't talked
rs that so?" his face suddenly beaming.
II didn't s'pose you ever thought OF me
except when 1 was tyin up your bundles.
IL" He hesitated and looked embar,
raised, then added deprecatingiy, would
you be mad If / asked you to go on a
trolley ride this evenin'? know it's sort OF
impertinent but there's gong 70 pe inusic
in the park tonight. an we could ride up
an stay an hour or so, an then ride back.
Maybe we won't see each other again, an
both being from the country, you know
an'-an'-
He was beginning to founder hopelessly,
and She emboldened by his embarrassment,
smiled upon him with friendly self-posses-
sion. -,
Eyes, understand" she said. and Will
be very glad to go with you We will have
: a nice time, I'm sure. Live at
IT know" he interrupted gaiiy. I've
been by there lots of times. I'll come Tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03
Charles rs Gold Toothpick.

From the London Standard
Yesterday Messrs. Robinson and Fisher
offered for sale two interesting relics OF
Charles /. The first of the mementos was
the gold case and toothpick given by the
king to Colonel Tomlinson. who had charge
of him from December % till he delivered
him up to Colonel Hacker. the bearer of the
death warrant Attached is the original pa
uer which tells that 1t was all the king had
left to requite the roundhead officer for his
ciyilities Secondly, there was the blue rib.
bon worn by Charles at the time or his goi
ing to his execution, the only authenticated
royal blue ribbon extant. as the seller holds
Both relics had remained till now In the
possession of the direct descendants OF Col~
onel Tomlinson.
The two were offered together. Messre
Crichton made a start at R10. recent
mayor of Windsor went up to about GlO0.
and above al50 it became duel between
Messrs Partridge and Messrs. Reaton.
dealers Tire latter were the purchasers az
no less than ESQ This demonstrates whae
aa1eH'' f@ies of the martyr king arc
s,-,s--.fs 4 -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03
The British Crown Gold Plate.

From the London Truth.
The crown gold plate is to be used next
week at the state banquet in st. Georges
Hall, and at the royal dinner parties in the
state dining room, and the famous show
pieces will be displayed on the buffets The
gold service, which was purchased by
George ~. will dine 100 guests, and his late
majesty also added to the collection thirty
dozen plates, which cost 20 guineas each
plate: six immense gold salvers, the work
of Flaxman, and silver wine cooler, in
closed with plate glass, for which Rundell
& Bridge received 10000 guineas.
Among the other notable pieces is a pea
cock Of precious stones, which was valued
half century ago at 10000 This came
fl om India, and so also did superb tigers
head, with solid ingot of gold for his
tongue, and crystal teeth. There are two
huge fire dogs Of gold, which are usually
placed on the principal sideboard on state
occasions.
The old-fashioned silver wine coolers, OF
which there are great number, are now
filed with palms or flowers. There Is a re-
markable collection of centerpieces, most
of which were presented to Queen Victoria,
who left them to the crown, along with her
jubilee gifts. The huge Lincoln cup, Of
pure gold, was won by George w, who left
1t to William w, who made 1t over to the
crown. There are some pieces taken from
the Spanish Armada, and others from
Burma and China.
George w added number of splendidly
ornamented gold shields, one of which was
made entirely from snuff boxes, which were
valued at 5000 guineas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03

YEARS were up in 1889. Then his moderate
republican friends at home desired to give
some other promising party chance, and
turned Jean Jaures down.
The young university professor took his
political defeat calmly. He returned TO
Toulouse as charge de cours"-a master
giving lectures Then. according to the hab-
its of France, where the Doctors degree In
all the faculties except medicine is made a
matter of mature learning, he presented his
thesis for the doctorate of letters
What do you think was its subject? 1t
proved "The Reality of the External World'
for example, that this desk and chair are
real solid articles, not mere appearances
as in dreams.
Became a Socialist.
The reality of the external world had. in
deed, so taken hold of the young professor
that the dreams of philosophy began to suf-
fee him no longer. He got himself made
adjoint to the mayor of Toulouse and began
cultivating the workingman. Soon he de-
veloped socialist ideas, and when in 1889
the coal miners of CarmauX, in his native
Tarn district. went on their memorable and
bloody strike Jean JaureS prepared to
hasten and offer them the use of his in
fiammatory eloquence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03

you early, so We can-havs a long evenin'."
Very well, will be ready"
II was great evening for them both.
After the first embarrassment wore of. the
advantage. He was well informed, and
possessed considerable ambition, which he
had decided could be best expanded on the
farm. BEFORE the evening was over May
time. and more, that he could be thoroughly
trusted. When they left the car in front
of her lodging she held tout her hand i'm
pulsively. . Ffi
I'm awfully sorry toltell you good-by;' =
she said. You're the-almost the only
friend I've got. shall feel lonesome after
you CO."
AN 1 shall feel lonesome, too," quickly.
I've been thinkin'lit over this eyenin', an
maybe 1 needn't go right off. / could stay
on a little longer, s'pose.''
81 wish you would" she began, then
broke OFF, flushing and laughing.
Here I'm sayin' you're one of my pest
friends" she cried, land don't even know
your name, excepting the Will, that heard
Mr.. Brewer call YOU
Its Saunders apologetically, ''Will
Saunders. l ought to have told you peiore'
only I'm always stupid an forgetfui-ike'
IL hope"
Saunders breathlessly. mot the VIII
SAUNDERS
He paled at the unfortunate betrayal OF
himself and the possible consequences.
YES" miserably. I'm he. But l dion
mean nothin' by tout of the way, syou
know 1t was kind of fresh, maybe, from q
stranger; but l thought longs you dlon
find out there couldn't be no great Marin:
II wanted to do something, an thal
seemed tie only way. / liked you the very
first time you came in the store, long pefore
you ever saw me. IL He stopped SUD
denly speeches. at what he saw IN hei
face Her eyes were wide, joyous, the won
der in them already changed to compre-
hending delight. She had found her FAIRY
friend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03

being the confiscation of the property of the
recently expelled religious communities.
At such cost this the strong man
counts on reaching his ends, thus triumph
ing over Jules Guesde, who had declared
hammering the church to be pure loss of
time and energy. He dislikes to compromise,
yet he knows how to do it. Indeed the
drama of cost and compromise has found
its way into his very family circle. Madame
husband to reform society, she has always
ruled her own household. AS you shall
see.
Compromises With His Family.
Jean Jaures is forty-five years old. Sew
eral years ago, when his youngest child wa
baptised, a howl went up from socialists
and radicals, who discovered as an aggra-
waiting detail that water from the river
Jordan had been used in the ceremony
Later, year after year. more aggravating
details have been discovered. Both his old
er daughters, having been prepared by sis
tiers, made their first communion with all
the ceremony and rejoicings of old French
families-and Jaures, the father, was pres
ent at the ceremonies. They are now in
convent Scholastic very schools that
Jaures and his followers are discriminating.
When reproached with such facts, Jaures
showed power in his weakness In an
other memorable speech from the tribune of
the chamber he spoke so feelingly that the
mixed body of all shades of opinions re-
ceived his condolences with murmurs' of
sympathy against background of decent
silence. There are moral crises in such
times as ours" he said, 'in which a man
must compromise with his own family!
AN AMERICAN IN PARIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03

Now he appealed to men very different
from his old constituency of moderate re-
publicans. His great physical strength,
exhaling the willingness and energy of life.
made tie miners reS5ect him as man and
a force; and his PERSONAL magnetism and
ready sympathy made him at once the soul
of the strike. His eloquence was infiamma-
tory, but 1t was perfectly literary form,
and the workingman, who is no fool, felt
and responded to the power of mind thus
offering itself to his service.
Jean Jaures carried the miners of Car
maux through their dangerous strike, and
in return they sent him to Paris as a rad
zeal socialist deputy. This time he had
something to say. and he was not back
ward in saying it. An Interpolation" on
the strikes gave him opportunity to make a
speech that has never been forgotten: in a
voice that doomed like a cathedral ben or
like the chant of canons in it's choir,
Jaures. the late university professor,
warned the radicals that it would not be
enough for them to- Withdraw their old re-
ligion from the woIkingmen-"the church
Groom which has so long rocked humanity
to sleep, must be replaced by tangible WE'LL
being and the joys of life, unless society is
to have a rude awakening.
Chosen as Their Leader.
This memorable speech showed that
Jaures' evolution toward sure-enough coll
lectiyist socialism was complete. and from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03
Christmas Giving.

From uafDer's Bazaar.
When we look seriously at the fiippant
degradation OF Christmas. which has sud-
denly become so marked, and at the
spiritual decadence which accompanies
1t, we shall probably, most of US, say that
ii is time to call halt. This miserable
and foolish business of giving because
we have received, encouraged as 1t is by
shcpkeepers, fed by our own mean ambi-
ton and vanity. nourished by paltry un-
willingness to ''be under obligations" and
by the mere fashion of the period which
DEGREES Christmas excesses-this silly and
fatiguing custom has got to stop-and wo-
men are the folk to stop it! Here is re-
form fresh to our hands. Here Is q work
waiting for u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03

natural for the moderate republicans of the
Tarn to send him up 10 Paris as their dep
uty in the elections of 1883.
Moderate republican he went, and mod
crate republican he remained until his four
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
60 2anocr piicr fig,

GiterfeIgeube 5~ilbrugelie tan be.
pibnes al EerioEer, iom leoer % er
life laligt berira, icrtGller =. / "8ar,
oen". 6or Ell 5ib iiben reiite TO BRO,
ore til amerita. Zen pnaite reilte ct
Mars Sio / 8orpeieu. Weu. ban Osoe
noale Waaneoer efterat bare fomnIet
til Chicago. s iamme Time, ban
bsbe, lao bans rlbre 9ror / Norge
t &pcn !. og tolte meb Ell Oume.
&loften bar 1t1a ON Iitenen. IN
ier De begge, at oen afreiIte fonmer
bnlenbe neo og ituor en- Stunb oper
groren; oerpaa Ippper ban ino | nG.
ite 8preIie % blir borte. Ge bleo
begge forifrPfteoe. 0amen flyer:
"&riitiau er pit 800, og ieg tror bette
er ct 8inf til dig, at on ifol 0s
mart" San bleu tnus, iab en- StuuS
title. bporefter De ifiItes. Smtrent
IA Gage efter fom ser greo, Ser
melote ariitians Se6. Sioen uaar
ban osbe itoo angipet, og peo at Jam.
menIigne SibsforifieQen meIlem Gbi.
cago % @pet g., fanot man at set
bar / famine 5ime ariitian aabeuba-
Get iig for i'm 9ror.
ct garS 5io eftcr refer SEN plO.
ite 9ror til Nmerifa. San bar SID
mono. Fna eli Srr ban foretog norb.
oper forIiier BON, men fonmer iIauo
og DOR. Santioig liggcr Ell goo Sen
al BAN ipg / Spen 4. Get er cit
Morgeu i 3agbrRfuingerL 6en ipge
Iigger og fer no al Ginouet; ga ier
ban Sen i~orIiite Ben fonme inc o.
itaa for bam. 8ennelt, Der er ing,
iperger Sen Sorliite, "om ban er 300"
men ga io~ripinoer ban. Gen ipge
neotegner 9atoen og 8imeu for ON
muligt ienere at ie ON ban bar 0pb
og ON Si0en itemte. Smtrent ct aor
efter fommer IeoSanmeIoelicn ira
aoniulotet til bans SorpIore. Den
ipge Ben bar mi raft. "a ban faar
bsre ON 1pbsbuoifabet. ganr ben til
6oreI6relle % iperqer, buoO Sio ban
beoe. Sc opgiper 0otoen og oct oi.
ier iig, at oct par famine Gag ban
iaa ham fofrrre til Sengen, ba ban
Lao ing.
1et aif iom 3anten iogoe, at ban
fom til at % efter ariitior. Get Ter
no iii, at noaIe WeunPiter / Se6s'
Itmom fan / aorScn o~abatbore fla
for lebenoe, Tom De bar fiGre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

iiopitles oerpeo % aanoe Sonnes og
llttres. SaS .9,iuoerne fra 9arn-
oomsoogene blipe iaa Ipie iom mn.
Iiat; mart NOT fommer Sorg o.
Sapu. 2ao enbper DIOR beitrpbe ito
til Oct poerite ioroi sisre Siemmet
bnseeliet oa tiltr9ffenoe. Get fan
tomme til al bepare benoes Barn ira
6riitelie, nnor oct ienerc ben fommer
no | Seroeu. Sun oil albrig iioen
fontune til at onare. at bun ofre0e
ioo meseu Sio paa fine Ssru, noor
Be porer op og bliper upttiae Meo.
Iammer az Samiunbet.
Terior. naar De inrda harnIiar
SGber iperger: "Wauma, booo tnu
ica ajsrc mp" iaa orr ~taaImooig.
on fan fiPre Wor. % ioriea at bipl.
pc bcn lille, ser ~tiaioSiulo fomluer til
ria
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

iaa for~frroeIig i europa, on oettt
een Sang bapoe bapt telegrnhf 5or.
tinhelie meo Nmerifa.
Trof. SharIing frembapebe enooi.
Sere be 6remifriot, JONI aarbunore.
bet bar broat paa 9eiorormssinon.
iiriens Smruooe. Gpf1er % autpmc'
biIer BAR sipet DC enfelte Ell 6ribeo
ca llaibGiigigbeb peo Chen al Der
fore Surtigbeh / 9epGpeIien iom ipr
mango er al itor getponing for ocres
Observation-Disclosures % ! bpert Sab
mllisgisr en- burtia % let 6orbin'
belle meo Smperoeuen, bpor ANDRE
9eiororinosmioler iapnes.
gt oe berpso punone 6oroele tiIbs,
rer Den npeite Sio, ueo ale; beriutoe
t9nfer maaife life ale pau. at DC M
ira nlminselige og muuooHrlieC
Sefororingsmioler: Sernbarer oq
9ampifibe, Inn | omtreut 20 Nar bar
iiaaet til MenneifebeSens RaaoigbeN
- % tiloels fsrit | De iibite ca. 40
slar bar punbet en- iaaou llobrebelie
at De grnife bar omIfabt S~ipsiorbol.
tene.
at Sernbarerne M giper enboer.
iclo BEN rirgeite Arbeioer. NuligbeS
for at fontute frem meo Saitigbeb %
til6ageIpsge LANCE Str9fnin9er
langt fortere Sib % paa langt be-
tpemnlere Dtaabe, emo BET blot for 20
aor iiben bar muligt ielp Tor De meg
tigite Wonarfer og De rieeite SAT-
felsipriter, bebsper man neppe al
eisre uoeen opmerfiom paa. Wen
Eeppe ale t9nfer paa eaer ubmaaler,
bpor uenoeIig meaet Wenneifsbeoer
j forifielige Retninaer bar mInbei
Eerpeo iaapel iom neb 2ampifibenes
6rcmfomit. Ge bar opb9uet Def
S~tapnSboano, Tom fsr SereS Sio fat.
tiff e~riItercoe for 0e allerileIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

2O27. Sp.: or life RdtilraIiiationsIos
ben Den iamme for 8iconiiu iom andre
Stater?
Snar: so. Gaturaliiattunslupen sr
en- febcral Sup, Der sielber for belle 2ans
bet. SOer Stat bar imiblertio fine egne
@alalupc, % sparet pna ct tiolisere
S9srsSmaal Der / 8labet unsaaeuoe
Stemmcretspilfaarenc / g%Siseoniiu par
urigtig ibet ben, ium beiparcSe bet, noen
at tagc Sib til at uuberipse, antps, at
Wisepniin, / 9isbeo meb be feite Stater,
bapbc Gnbret fin Sonititution | Suerenss
ftemmelie msb Observation-Disclosures.
9eunc 2up siGloer for ben enc ium ben
auoen Stat, % f%uriaaUibt CT bet ristis,
naar bet beo, at man life or fulo Sprger
al 9anoet % lite rBSer ale en- 8prgcrs
G~ettiabceer, m%ebminSre mau bar nSta
get tit iihite o. enoelise "9apir", men
@iseoniins Stemmeretsiuu CT furifieit9
I. ST. fra @linneiutas, Spiuns, Hurb Sas
tutns, Sninuis' % mango andre Staters,
foria1oiot Iom ben giuerYeriouer, llSbans
brebe fra ct nnoet 2anb, get til at item a.,
me, mai be bar uStnset fit "fsrite ia.
pir" eler ertlGrrt iom fin Seuiist It
bliuc Sorsere. Scunc 8et sisr benz bog,
pei at mGrfe, life til Sprscre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
500 SeIcnnino 500.

2sts glaes eo',rs pl pGs iorzs iset opsr at ,r,an,
al etr 81 I bet miHene en- i'm ne, SnsbcEa. ION SiotH,
EattH CT nltpstl StaHe til al turSa alt beus Sta,
eRt. % eei e. Rata ri H@I's Catarrh Cure az b.,
tHsir r,rttliss SslbubeIesmiebsl sGstfaHesa fisn,
hsr. Ia Raiarrh or en- fonkitHtiozsi ( pqbom. sprerrE
ben en- tonfhtHtiensl Ssbazbi M Halls Cata RI
Cure iaesS tnb, DIrtsr btrsfs paa 6iosef o. Siiubia
bern / Srttfmst. tiliHifiaisT oerpeo { ~psbouimsns Mar.
Tag o. glper fdiItHtsH Starts pee al opbp a. SoEfttfn,
II oRtH oq hI1lpe Saiurtu III al aiert n u bslDs. Gen,
bar iaa msasu Ittrr r,bsts tsitueeube Kraft at b.
itlbpoer Q: hEaofees zoaars FOX hrsrt 9iif0ihe. bpsu
btEHs mssesar tns ttorfsr ptieIteelis. Strio sitss
2tte % StoHessure.
Q. Sbspsp& g. z0bss, g
~ Saless hps aprirfrre.
Halls kzmily Pills CO b btDtE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
Sioite life, at isg basOe Rpreipsoum.

Sra hasDs prsssi laa maRa, U1tstr Hbn al Sr haB6s at-rt
mtg nOstt aeet at Ha par u1nsu ioTtOtIst men uols iaa Eaa'
s'tt isl e>aorb, al bTust tbers i~oTuHb.rIier SDoWp'NoOt b.
apHoh ira a, toe mia btbu.
1ea haObs eaaria 6eIbrb. Nav HtNbIaOt I almIHStitahtS
hlpee igssa sppsut oar iOtmE3i ca kh al 6ppsbpIHs ai meth
al atbtH ,la nibfe thr, at mine aipuT par aayial zH eva.
bon. msu itl tGuitt uGaHe De tube pru. OF Tea SelsBott ioai
ootuipr iaai at eruas SDonp.Root "a BET aaar ret III stsost
% onper spgsolnsH 40 al Sahsmct Ti bar hsbrColt ma
% 9irIi mt ttEtsrt "a ttert paa ahs Uaahtr % Tea ~aRbeattr
bet tusb @uTb, III nNs lTHh. gbrs tatntrinslpt
RTS. al @alftr.
81 RtDauRl st., NtlaHia ca,
SUass. uiuuoe Iprer CT a~uivnrli9s ior Here Sua'
BONNIE 90 gtoelier. eno uoaet aHost Euos, ca ua1r
oerior Hprciugoommc ueo furismmelie saer aHorc
gdriaeer tilaees at eaa I'm Sang iaa oil ogstlia 10.
gnng ffftrt paaipise. Eurc igsoom ~irritsrtr Reroer'
ne. aisr gem lutmmel, raitlss. ~ispulss % IrritabeI
Sc iaar 3rnna III hpppia lrtnla0HiuI en- 3dlcu %
tptHeer 9em I'll At Itaa op mango @ause ON Rattsu.
lliuuOe Rprer ioraaria9er Hheumattsme % 5tCHiner.
ter. Satarrb Rpyerue, Smtrtsr slsr Bart I Rnag.u
Geooene % RuitlsrHe: De idar Se9eoptHs. Rusiusgr
ter. paafsres llet SoroeieIie. 4apes on gsprrouoeT
2e faar en- gluten. anl SuoiarUs. 90 Ie igltr. iom ON
Ee happe Siertsioelisr; De Tan saue rtlcIiat al Nm'
bttiou, men iuseu Stprts: 3e blr iUaa og ~iraitlss.
Sen rette aur ior oisie Cnoer ev Ir. atImtrs
SuampsSooi, bet psroensbrrsmte RurcmiooeL. Sto
at toae Swamp opt uoer De Ratursn en- n~dtHrlil
SiGIp. for Smamp'Eoot er ben met ptricitt Sslbrs'
Der % ben mlIbeite SIGip ior RDrsrut. iom ben Hs0t'
Ctuife HieeuIfab trnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

Sutet Mirafel. On irif 8atros
inOianot fig pna ct gsnnemsoe / 30,
ton for at brine 8iGt meo 6orium'
lin8en og Er9iten.
"Ge Fan bel sisre Rirafler esiao
Se?" ipurgte Sjsmanoen ironiif.
6re0sioriturrerens Rp~saierri9bef
blcp fuIoitPnoig tilfreositilet o.
9r9iten meo ct Sparf fisrte BAN pas
5sren leoiaaet al fslaeuoe oplpienot
Sro:
"Siitnof fan ieg life aisre Miraf.
Ter. men uoSripe IiHple - oct for
ltaor ieg mig altio pno."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

2023, Sp.: Sodb fam mo efter 2opcn
eisre ntso Serioncr. iom ipiuer Sort ON
Yense / gsinneiota2
2. Or gornrtb Ittorncb pIigtie til at
tagc zig af bet, bpts bet melbes for BANS
Spar, S,pem Der prbber pm @ense
cacr anbct Of gerbi ucb SiGlp eaer 9n'
benbelie at Spineborbe eler anbci SpiI
ener Spiasinbrrtuins, or efter epurn
bicmiaicen til en- Ysnift al fra b. til ~
Cellars, ps ben, Der bar en- S~piaeinoret'
ming al bet enc eaer bet ancet Sias pg
Iancr ben beuptte til Sa5arbfpt, ital
fraffes meb en- Mnift at pp til 200 Spl'
lars eaer pp til 6 Maanebers 5ansiel,
eicr psiaa besse Sele.
2. glnnbt en- Gp~nntpaopufats 4lister
or ben, at ban maa beltase ! aie fOrels'
bise Sprbsr pper Golf, Der or anfiaset
for en- S~prbrpoelie, nuar @tasitraten,
Der prGiiberer peb ct iaasaut 5prbpr.
fprbrer bans RGrpGrelie % fpripner bant
meo Gu affrift al autlaseu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
ST 9trrs NDrtr ioagt?
Smfnoer AT NGno % GpinOer bar NDreibeoou,
moem at babe nosen 2ineiie ON Oct.
Sor OF beoiie bpab bet pppsrfise Rpremiobe SrpamY'Noot taa
sjgre for 9ent fan enboer 2Gir al "9scorabs Soften
iaa titieubt en- SrspeHaHe irtt pr Bot

Iau pleisbe isr at antuss. at iuH liriH. % 8iGre,
ipsoemme Iunoe ~iCrislses III slpreue. mea ben uio'
oeune 8ibsulfab bar MI beoiit. al HRfsu are Spaoort'
ME bar i'm Oprinoelie / 5oritprreIier ai oisie bsIt
pistige Gr9ausr.
ouiS Sc er ipg snsr iser Ten ulitpaS, ina. be-
gpue at tale bet ~pppsrliae Huremiposl. IT silmtrs
Slpamp'Stoot, tht ~laalnart 1ersS 9Urer er rate. iaa
pl be oalaa blRlpe De andre Or8auer I'll SeIbyeo St
Sorig1 oil o~perbepiie enbutr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27
sslois Srns al ciisr I 5elbrtseltn al
Stfif. Spao Sai. q. 9. Grinilap
fisrr ON bet.
saucS, Soma, %. Rai 1904.

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Gentlemen! Som Suar Yda Gtrts iaofaate Brep
er bet mtg en- 9lRbe or ravporiere celo I SrH9tu at
9eres Seaanoltns for Setf | Reeium. Sea bta 1Hoie
taep Teres 6ehaRoltug ben abe Spp. 1908. an en-
&aaHre rar 4efien bort Of tel bar prrst trtf foen
Meo uub,aaslie a.. al lea par plaatf az borfppgelie
Teres tafnem uelige @tpTGe =. eTtHilaw.
III SlGss arrii "a SETH. i1oportes eier u~susries.
heIhrsees al milb haliGmif Gle % u0en Smerte tlt =
@anhrtHe. Suiet gisptrimtHt men trrai meo oelp
trAar. SiIp Ill CpHnoerens Nemne'oaior efteT
en- vi Bog = TT. q. ~. Spe 20 Drawer SO, 3tpt.
~. aneianapeli CAB.
Bar iaa iEilb az tTips pls GHsrIit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

2030. 5p.: 9anr ell RanS bar en-
9auSeieuoom til Ell gGroi al $4,000 oe
bar Iaaut bcrpan $4,000 % oerpaa i9I'
ger 9anoet for 9aauet. oil oa ct Subges
ment saa forub for Sornlorenes SsSes
raao?
Spar: Judgement saar fprub for
ale andre 5urpIistelicr ~Upcriur al @ieu.
bonn, Der life uotrpttelis CT f~ritaset
("eSempt") for GIefutiuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-27

2o21. Sp.: /. SpaS cato bar gaaife'
bag 1882
2. Soab Sato bar Hiutiebas 1s712
Spar; 4. 1fte april.
2. 29be Miai.
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iotuhebe SifGIer Of Rure, 2eper % u chpsoom at for at beoue bets fcrurorlse
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teller ait OF Spamp'Rpot % mosboIper mause al De luNu@r paa 3unn@r az Srsos
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