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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-27
A Free Press.

"S.-That all unnecessary restrictions
should be removed from the existing
press laws, and that printed speeches
should be placed within clearly defined
limits; that the native press, in accord
ance with the progress of education. and
the Importance therby accruing to it.
should be left to the possibility of worth
iIy fulfilling its high calling, namely to
be the true Interpreters of seasonable
strivings for Russias advantage.
"9-Acting upon the above principles
with a view to a series of great internal
changes pending in the early future,
part whereof in accordance to instruc-
tions previously given by us. are already
under preliminary examination. we deem
pt well, in view of the diversity and
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-27
federation in Faith.

"6-That in confirmation of my unde-
WAITING hearts desire, as expressed in the
imperial manifesto of March 3, 1903, for the
protection by the fundamental laws Oh
the empire of federation in matters OIL
faith. the laws dealing with the rights Oh
communities, and persons belonging TO
heteredox and non-Christian confessions
should be submitted to revision; ana that
independently Of this measure snoulo De
taken action for the removal OF all hmi-
tations on the exercise of their religions
not directly mentioned in the law.
"7.-That there should be such revision
o. existing ordinances limiting the rights
of foreigners and members Of certain terri
tories of the empire, that in future there
shall remain only such of them as are
required by the present interests of the
empire and the manifest needs of the
Russian people.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-27

stems should be taken to bring about the
necessary unification of judicial procedure
throughout the empire and to secure inde-
pendence of the courts
"a. That for the further development OF
the measures introduced by us for the
protection of workmen In factories, work
shops and commercial establishments at
tention is to be given to the question OF
the introduction of state insurance tor
workmen. :,
"5-That there sho..-d be revision Oh
the exceptional laws decreed at the time
activity on the part of the enemies OF
of an unparalleled outbreak OF criminal
activity on the part of the enemies or puo-
lie order, and the application of which was
attended with a grave extension OF the
discretionary power of the Administrative
authorities, and that at the same time
stems should be taken for circumscribing
their application within the narrowest
possible limits and for assuring that
limitation Of the rights of private persons
involved in that application. shall only be
permitted In cases where the actual safe
ty of the state is threatened.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-12-27

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
10 .UaE A colo TX ONE pAY

TaLC Laxative Bfom1 Quiniue Tablets. All
drugaiss refund the money IL IL fails to cure
aIuve' -if-atr- IS On ca IA box. sc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
ALL OVEE
THESTATE
A Bloody Fight in Galloway
Over ElOpement.
Two Girls Fall Into a Quarry and Are
Hurt-Death at
Fulton.
OTHER KENTUCKY NEWS
OTHER KENTUCKY NEWS o
FIGHT IN GALLOWAY.

Msyfeld, Ky, Jan. s-There was $
lively fight near Back usburg. Gallo
way county, between A. b. Wyatt and
Marvin Edwards, in which il is re.
ported Wyatt was stabbed Eve times
and is in a serious condition. IL is
claimed the trouble came up over the
i'll feeling which was caused by the
attempted marriage Of Walter Wyatt
and Miss Audie Edwards, which was
prevented by the interference Of the
father and Miss Edwards, who over.
took them a month OF so ago aud
brought back his daughter, who was
at the time running away to get mar
ried. They are brother and sister to
the boys who engaged in the fight.
They belong to two Of the pTomi-
nent families in the Baokusburg sec
tion
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
REED WAS
ELECTED
Chosen President of the Board
of Aldermen.
Steps Taken Last Night to Abolish the
Positions Of License and Milk
and Neat Inspector
FIRST MEETING OF NEW BOARD

The new boar of aldermen met last
might in regular session and organ
lied.
The board is composed Of Aldermen
Kraus, Smith, Singleton, Greif, Orme,
Durrett, Reed and Davis, and the first
action taken after order was called,
was the election Of president. Al
dermen Charles Reed and Lucien Dur.
Iett were nominated and Mr.. Reed re-
oeived the honors by vote of five to
three, Aldermen Reed, Kraus and Sin
gleton voting for Durrett.
The term bslloting was then gone
into to decide which aldermen serve
two years, the law providing that four
serve two years and four one year
The result WAS Singleton, Orme, Reed
and Greif drew the one year terms and
Smith, Davis, Durrett and Kraus the
two years.
An ordinance providing for q curbed
pavement ON Jefferson street between
14th and 18th streets was referred.
The ordinance regulating the salary
and duties of the sewer inspector was
referred.
The application from all the saloon
keepers for renewal of liquor license
was read and the license renewed.
Mayor Yeiser read his annual re-
port, which was very lengthy. In the
report he recommended the repeating
of certain legislative acts relative to
second class city government. He
stated that in some cases he thought
the acts were Of such questionable ma
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08

In marked contrast to the great mum
Der of patent medicines, curealls AMI
secret preparations is Wslther's Pep
tonized Port
This preparation claims no magic
virtues, has no mysterious compost
ton, ana does not presume upon the
intelligence of the people by pretend.
ing to be q sovereign cure for all the
ills to which the flesh Is heir.
Walther's Peptonized Port comes as
a common sense tonic, composed Of
two we'll known remedies--port wine
and pepsin, about the efficacy Of which
there is no question W. b. McPher-
son, Druggist, Psducah, KY, sells
Walther's Peptonized Port.
Small size 80 cents, large size 81.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08

The city tax books supervisors are
in session and are allowed, under sec
ond class charter to remain in session
six days only. Under third class cit
les they are allowed to remain in ses-
sion four weeks. Mayor Yeiser stated
that he would recommend the boards
order the supervisors to hold session
four weeks and if there was any doubt
raised as to the legality of their &C
tion, TO file suit and make . test case
out OF it. He will call joint session
tonight to settle this matter.
Mr.. AL Townsend presented an agree
ment to take the position of city
weighe- at $40 per month but on mo-
tion OF Alderman Singleton, who did
not favor "out rate man, the sppli-
cation was ordered returned to him.
The salary of this officer has been
fixed at $50 per month.
City Engineer Washington was
granted a two weeks leave to visit
sick relatives in Virginia and TO at
tend court in Mississippi.
The appointment Of Joe Purchase as
deputy city jsiler was confirmed.
DR.. II. G. Garter presented an
agreemtnt 20 perform the duties Of
milk and meat inspector and that of
the city veterinary surgeon, who is
paid to care for the city horses, for
the salary being paid to the milk and
meat inspector. Alderman Singleton
thought the former Office a superauous
one and moved It be abolished and an
ordinance was ordered abolishing it.
DR.. Froage, osteopsthist, was re.
funded $40 paid a. license. He is not
required to pay license, being no reg
ular physician in the medical sense Of
the word.
A request from Central Labor union
for the appointment Of Charles Hay-
man as marbet master, was filed.
A petition from citizens asking that
G. II. stonebresker be elected market
master and milk inspector was filed.
The clerk and auditor were given
authority to purchase supplies for
their offices.
Mayor Yeiser stated that City Jail
er Evitts bad brought test suit to as
certain if the city shall pay the salary
agreed on, 1890, or between 81, 500
and So, 400. as specified in the charter,
and suggested that additional legal
talent be secured tn aid Solicitor Pur-
year in fighting for the city interest,
as he didn't believe the state has any
right to specify salaries for cities. The
Iecommen lations were favorably acted
on
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08

Alderman Durrett stated that he
saw no reason why the city should en-
ploy license inspector, which he con-
sidered a mere drain on the revenues
of the city, when the police could do
the work with ease, and recommended
that this office be abolished. Alder
man Singleton also favored this ao-
tion. The board ooncurred in the rec.
concentrations.
IL was decided 10 revise the ordi-
nance governing city printing. A
committee was appointed 20 meet
jointly with the lower bosrd commit
tee and draft suitable resolutions IN
respect to the death Of Captain Will
liam Augustus, for 30 years in the Pa
ducAh fire department.
On motion of Alderman Singleton il
was ordered that an ordinance be
drawn placing the appointment Of en-
ployes and ordering the entire manage
ment Of the city electric light plant
in the hands of the joint light commit
tee.
Alderman Singleton suggested that
a committee be appointed TO visit The
Kentucky theAter and see what facili-
ties in the way Of exits the building
afforded in cases of fires or panics.
On motion Of Captain Kraus il was
ordered that an ordinance ba drawn
regulating fire escapes on all public
buildings
On motion the board adjourned.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08

ture that test cases would be not an
unwise move Mayor Yeiser stated
that he considered IL fair that the coun
Gil name the city depository instead of
the city treasurer, who now has that
power. He also stated that he thought
the city should recover interest on her
deposits, the same as other cities. He
took the position that a four years as
sessment, when the assessor assesses
only once in four years, is unjust as
property can increase in value after
the first year but the city can collect
no more taxes. Mayor Yeiser's state
ment Of the financial condition of the
city showed it in good condition. In
regard to public improvements he ia
vored repairs TO Island Greek bridge,
the addition of new fire station and
general increases to the fire depart
ments. He did not favor such large
appropriation for better fire facilities
rs the insurance men asked and sug-
gested a conference with the insurance
men to cut down this appropriation,
If possible and come to some agreement
by which the city might not be called
on to pay such a big sum. Mayor Yei-
ser suggested . conference with the
physicians of the city in regard to q
suitable location for the new city hos
pital. He stated that some property
owners wanted a more substantial mar
ket house than the city intends to
build,and suggested a conference with
these property owners to see if they
will aid in increasing the amount of
money to be expended for this purpose
He favored automatic gates at the rail
road crossing and recommended steps
to prevent the railroad company block
ing streets with dead trains" stand
ing.
He further recommended that the
city lights be turned off during moon
light nights, which will save the city
81, 900 annually. Further that pub
lie park be established within the city
limits.
With brief review of the many
improvements now going on, Mayor
Yeiser closed his report, which WAS
ordered filed aDd published in the Off
cial organ and in pamphlet form.
The board was notified that Mayor
Yeiser had placed 81 900 to the credit
of'the sinking fund which makes that
fund $4,000 bearing per cent inter
est.
Mayor Yeiser's recommendation to
appoint a committee to consider char
ter amendments, was favorably ao.ed
on
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
GIRLS BADLY HURT.

Nicholasville, KY, Jan. s-Delia
and Florence Connolly, aged u and
10 years respectively, fell from the
road TO the bottom of a stone quarry,
a distance of 80 feet, at high Bridge.
They, with their sister and brother-in %
law, had started TO dance. When
they reached the railroad the girls
took q short cut to the house of anoth.
er girl, who. was to accompany them.
In walking near the quarry they
missed their footing and fell. Della 3
legs and arm were broken and her hand
badly lacerated. Florence's skull was
fractured and she cannot live.
WANT s75. 900 APPROPRIATION.
Hopkinsyille, KY, Jan. Sat the
January meeting of the commission
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
DOCTOR HURT AT PRINCETON.

Princeton, Ky, Jan. s-Dr Flor
enoe Meder. Of Louisville, assistant
physician az the Western Kentucky
asylum AZ Hopkinsville. was painful
ly injured At Princeton while return
ing from home. She was thrown
across the car ~ the train jumped the
track Her head was cut and she was
otherwise bruised. but not seriously
injured.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08

ers Of the Western Kentucky asylum
Cor the Insane, committee, consist
ing Of the board and First Assistant
Physician W. A. Laokey was appoint.
cd 60 20 20 Frankfort next Monday
and ask the legifure for an appro.
priation Of $4,000 to build two add
tional wings TO the institution with
rooms for $50 more patients
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
DIED AT METROPOLIS
MOTHER OF MIR. JOHN NICHOL-
SON OF THIS CITY DEAD.

Mrs. Charlotte MeGlimmery. age 6s
years, died at Metropolis Of inilrmities
resulting from old age.
Deceased leaves three children, John
Nicholson, of Psducsh, George Mich
olson, of Oklahoma and Miss Jennie
Trammel of this city.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
DEATH AT FULTON.

Fulton, Ky, Jan. s-Miss Florence
Jones, aged is, daughter of George
W Jones, for several years az sploye
of the l. o. at this place, died OF bneu-
monia The remains were shipped to
Russell. Gibson county, Tenn.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
HAVE NO PRISONERS.

Lancaster, Ky, Jan. s-The doors
of the county jail and the workhouse
stand open. There is not an inmate in
either place This is the first time in
many years that such q thing has hap
pened
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
FAvoRITE FAMILY REMEDY.

Frequently accidents occur in the
household, which cause burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises for use in such
cases, Billiards. Snow Liniment has
tor many years been the constant ia
vorite family remedy. 25c, 900 and
81 at Dubois, Kolb & 90.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-01-08
DIED sUDDEN

Petersburg. Ky, Jan. "A. Il. Sui
Ivan, a prominent farmer Of near here.
dropped dead Of heart disease.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
ct encite Oro.

en- gammeI @asfogner, Tom bopoe
tient ! ben frantic S9r iorn aapIcin,
bao ~inotr9ngenoe ON at MATTE fao
5oretrGoe hos 2uobig ben fiortenbs
al 6%rnnfrig.
8ientaane 8anse afpiit. erfl9reoe
ban, at oct fun bar ct eneite Sro, ban
bapbe at fiae 9ongen.
Su6oig Den fiorten5e fit bore Oct
90 CAB enoeIie gefaling til. at Man.
oen ifulbe fao SoretrGoe, men fun
.paa ben nStrpffelise getinaeIIe. al
ban BLOT ifitloe iise ct eneite Orb.
Sornsiet traabte @aSfogneren inc,
% ibet ban meo ct bpbt gnf ouerraf.
te aonaen ct gsnifriit, bpori ban bao
ON, at Der maatte Blue bam tifitcaet
en- lioen Eeniion, ubtalte ban | en-
undertaking Gone Oct enc Orb: "Sis.
ne3!" W~nberifrip.)
2uoptg Den fiortenoe breS no | en-
biertelie Cater, iatte tit Rapn paa
aniseninaen os iifrebe bam berigien.
mem ct Iibet-fait aarlist @elsb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Oeiaa ct Qpertisiement.

Rartin aarues babe fisrt fine
fire -longe norife Dfil til 4ongspin-
ger meo ct 2Gs Yoteter og ct ilaetet
Suin, men firnoe life finoe Warfeb
for fine Eroorfter. s lin Nso ben.
uenotc ban iig til 8eters. Spenb, en-
natiroliieret Spenife og en- poa en-
Woaoe nofiaa fienot aongspinger-
boraer | gamle Gage.
On bar bel mislne Eoteter og
goot Slgif2" ipur9te SpenS.
ga, set funbe Spcrtb ia Silt paa,
mente Rortin.
"Saa iGster hi paa Stcrgrpoen og
foyer fulo Ben meS 8otcter. 8toere
bill pi iteae op fulot ct grGt al oet
%fineite 5leifet."
aarnesien beapn6te at ipefulere
paa, bunb Soenb bapoe / Nente ben.
ne Sang, men loo ham roaoe. Spenb
oioIte aItio, hrao BON eioroe.
Ontrent beb ben Sio. 8oteterne
bar fcgte og 6leifet itegt. begpnote
Smaagutter / Sobetal og en- bel Gel
&iGrringer at itremme inc | @oar.
Den hos Reters. Soenb. Spenb bopoe
I1tobltot Dem paa Boteter og aIeif.
Vel, SoIen bapoe life ballet, ga @ar.
M
tin aarlleS boboe ioIat lin iiSite go.
tet, og Oct iioItc Runo 6leif til bebIte
BriS. Oct betalte iig at apprtere!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Ban fit fin Detailing.

Gll fattig @iono itoo uoCnior ell
@cpcrtuiugSfiClhcr og ipiitc lit tsrre
@reo. ga han uor iUroi9 % piIoe
til at Gua, fom Terten op % forlanG'
tc Ecnpc al ham. "6or," iogoe ban,
mems ou itoO her oa lpiite, tit on
9uatcu al al Sen aooc 0foo. iom blsp
iteqt nCoe bc$ mig. iao Dit terrc @ren
mar al oen @rm0 imagt dig ina me-
GET beore."
Zen iattiQc Wnuo pilbe uaturIig'
MS life betale uo9ct, ioa set fom til
Grrtte nlellcm Dem. Ger iomleoe liz
hurti0 CT Sci Wcnnrifcr, iom toa
8arti. uoQeu Tor &erteu. andre for
Sen iottiae Wtouo. Ga fom Ell Som.
mcr. iom boeoc / @aocu. % Tom bar
uIminoCIil ficuot for fin Sfarpiin.
biaheh. aancuoe. % man hlcu entg
ON at Iobe hom nfaiere SoecL. Ro'
Iia hertc ban pnd Scrtens 8lnae 90
iplrrate berpaa Sen anoen. on ban
haphe uoact at iuNpenSe. 9et babe
Sen fottiae life. oa eiter Ell GiebIifs
@ctGnfning iuaoc Tommeren iii ale
rcttGufcnoeS SorbouicIie:
"Gerten bar Hct, ban Dor betaleS;
men," tilisicSe han. ga ben fnttiae
1onS Der life fan, ion pil ieg betaIe
bia / bans Steo."
MIeN oiSie Orb traf han fin bel
ipuffebe Eurt1 Opal 9ommeu. ruite.
sc Ben % ioeSe til @erten: Sc ian.
min Scn. MI har hu inaet Sin @eta-
ling: + a iif 2uqten al oin Ioo.
% 3 bar iaoct aIanaen al mine
Yeuge."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
ban par ineen Gaas.

Son. Soiepb Siblep fra gennipl.
pania fortalte Ell Slot apngresm9no
felgenoe StItorie:
vt Steo paa Sanosbpgoen life
1000 Wtil ira Ebilaoelpbia Dor en-
rig 9onoe, iom bar paa goo Sci til
at fomme / Sag mco en- Ra6o angaa.
enoe en- Slrm Benge. Tengeilimmen
BAR life meget betpOelig; men oa beg.
&c bar itfre poa at Ia Ret, o. ingen
al Dem pilbe 81 efter e., Eonne, iaa
oct nofiaa ~nlporligt rto. Wr. Aliton
bar Den enc 9onbe8 Iapn. Canine
Wfr. Iliton gif til Ell Sagfsrer, og
S%ogfereren gnp BAN en- gnbefaIin9S.
~'frioelle, Jon ban ifitloe gaa til EN-
befienot Sngferer / TbiluSelpbia
meo. gonoen fog grepet og reiite til
Sogtsreren / Gbilaoelpbin. 9n
Sagfsreren 6auoe oobnet greoet OF
lao Der og ittoerte Snoboloet, blep
ban falot no al SGreIiet. San loaoe
Srsoet paa i'm Tult og eif no. DIR.
Wilton bar Ell Snule np$gierrig, oa
lfient oct fan bore mltliat, at bans
beore 5eleIier ogina giorSe iig aipl.
oenoe boS BAN, er Set BOG ianot OF
~Itffert, at NpSgierrigbeben panbt
Setr. Weo un0re ORD: Mr. Nlitoon
Itial Jig til al IGie 9repet. Oct enSte
meo en- @iterifriit, iom baooe 8irf.
ming pao BAN. Zen LOO fort % gobt
ilig:
"Mr. SlIiton er en- fco @oas, bluff
bam tiIgobns!"
Get tar nof for Sen aamIc gonSe.
San srcb en- Een os ifrcp:
"B. 2. 90. =. - GaaiGn bar flsi.
ct jim Bel meO 6iRr oa alt."
Set tog BAN iaa omtrent ire &c.
funoer at forune neb oper Srappen
cg no paa 8aocu, og ban bar life
baot nogrt meo Sasfsrere at aisre
itoen.
0ette bar Siitoricn. Ien hi boo.
De en- omtrent IignenSe / Gorae.
"Rlltf oenne @aos ou, iaa pIuffer
leg beu nnoen.~ Iso Sagfsrerens 81.
terifrift Den Sang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
en- meeet hoi Bro.

Soer glpen Sambeii / britiif Spo.
dfrifa ifaI 6pgses en- meset ~itorartet
Bro. Den anI9sees itrafs mbenfor
@ictoria. Sosien, os behs fnIbe
2Gllsoe bIir $50 500. Der er fllot
op al groer, ion er lPnger.
8roen nil BIZ bpgget | ire guer
eIler "SpenS - TO forte % ct langt
| Rioten. Oct enc gnbeipeno pil
bli 621a 300 Iangt og oct anbet
S71a. Miotfp9noet 500 500.
Sra Sernbaneifimen paa 9roe,t
% neo paa ganoet, nnar Sambeii er
paa oct minoite, blir Oct olntrent 420
SOB; men raar @lpen er iorn iterft,
blir Ssiben bare $50 SOB. Iange
benppner groen iom "oen bsieIte
Bro | Geroet"; men 5rarifm9noene
pnaItaar I. CTS, at "0iablict on 8i.
our" tor 8riien. Zen er 375 500
bsi. Spab Imerifanerne bar at II,
peo ri 10 iua omtrent paa Sorbaano.
Sroen blir 80 SOB bre6 meo TO Ssern.
banefpor.
Mfan ifal begpnbe at orbeiSe paa
Sroen fra begge @nber iamtibigt, eli.
Ter 9ar rettere iagt begpnot. Der
blir 1,600 Cons StaoI | 9roen. ct
eirgelIf Iompani bolber paa at fabri.
tere Staolperfet. S%aainart ben r,,e
Serrbane bIir frrSig til gictoriu.
faloene, blir observation-disclosures fraa.
tet bio, og man banber. 9anen ifa[
oGre fdroig iaa langt inoen lite
Vfai. Get mefte al 9roens Staal.
BERT CT aaereoe ienot fra ENGLAND.
llnoer grbeibet meo 8roen pil ser
BIT Tpgnot N aabeI ooer @lpeu / ben
Seltitgt at furrte fragte 9~pggenate.
rialer rem og tilbnge ODER oen baaoe
for grcen og 9aneu.
Oct m9rfeligite % melt betnS.
~tingsftloe peb groen er imiSIertib
fife oets Ssioe. gt Den er bpaoet |
oct r1tsrfe 5nitIano" poer en- Sos,
lom / StoriIagenbeo fanife fam moo.
lie zig meo Niagara-5osien, oa at BEN
banner ct SinoeIeo / ct ganeiHtem.
lort adbner ct MT. npIig "opbodet"
Sarloolnraaoe for GtoiIiiotionen. er
Oct ltore % mGrfeIige peo groen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
Sang GiteI.

Zen rlSiiifc Sellers iulSe Sitei
angipeS pau oct nDlig uOfGrOigc9c
&%riaSmanifeit i~aaleoeS:
@i al CUBS Haabe NifOloi Sen
2oen. aeiier og Selpberiter opCr belle
HuSlano, Woifna, aicff Slaoin:r %
Nopaorob, G5ar til &uiauL 95ar til
Aitrafau, SCAR til Nolen, G5ar til 81.
birieu. G5ar til tauriif Gberioneius.
G5ar til 9ruiien, Serre til Gifoii
iault Storiprfte til SmoIenit 81.
tbauCu. golbpnien. 8oboIien % Sin.
LAMB, 5prite til eitlano, Siflano o.
SemigaQieu, Samogetien. 9iplcItof,
&arelen, Sper, SSlgor, BERN, @intfe,
Sulgarien ETC.. Serrc o. SforiOritr
til Gseore Hppgorob. Hiioififalanort.
Siderniaoit &iGian. Yplotif, Ho.
itoff Saroslap, 9iGlpierif, lloorien,
Sboorien, aonoien, Sitebif, Iitis.
InUif og &erifer til belle norbre 9ano.
Serre iii Sberien, &artolinielt, Set
Sabnrbinife 9anb og oct armcniifr
Smranoe. grpefpritc % Serifer oper
SierfnSifa % Sersfpriteruc. Serrc I'll
SurfcItan SrGneiac I
q orgeO Sertus al ShleSpig.
Solitciu. Stormoru, Sittmnrs %
Sloeuburg. ETC.. etc. etc.
tilfienSesioer for ale bore tro
llnoeriatter 0. /. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-03-08
/.
CT Siuebe fra uoroIauo
Qeren rcpes %. Ga @arnet itprteoe

Tsren repcs op, og Barnet itprteoe
ino til benoe meo @oeeu.
Sornor FOG Grillerie al, pioiebe
Dem ombpgaeIia og latte Dem logiomt
pna; bcrefter tog bun gcgen, iaa
cnbnu eiaaug moo 6ieIoet, bpor Col.
oIeoeu lot efter liot ilitfneoe, og oab.
neoc ber.
Ger bar opn ierite grGt. Snm
Itrsg ben rdrlig no % lpIte:
"@aa MI ben og gran min @rap,
Seq cr trGt, III oil ies ilumre."
Ssitioelig IGite bum Solmcn I'll.
cn6c. ,Sffe Den ipoaeite @Guen I
Stcmmcn eIer en- SrGfning | oct
aauIe aniigt iorraabte, booo bun
felte. Barnet itoo peo Sioen 90
tnnfte pan 4irfen.
9Pite 9rGt aabnebes: "Wfcb Cor.
gen % alageu GoIb Woobe -" 0a
bum uar peo onoet @crS: "0i iIo.
iosbc 2iget meb Gaare % Logger oct
title pon @nore," birreoe Soften al
uuOcrtrpft @roao, men bun trGnltc
Sen tilbage oa lGite oi0ere.
Saa fom Oen iibite @rGt. Son.
oarne rpiteoc, ioet bun usIen0e itrsg
ben no. Barnet fluttebe iig CT Sfriot
nPrmere til bcnbe; oct rpffcor ON
bets Wuno, og gi1lene FOG ifp Mnal
al Sormor.
Gen gantle lGite:
Scr liagcr iea mi foIS 90 itip,
s Sogcn ipebt, forlI0en Stu.
0Piu &tno er bleg, min
Ser brait Stemmcr1; 5aare paa
Goore triacoe nCbao beu ,fltreoe aiuo
% Oruppcbe uooper @ogen. "a Ia.
itcoc Barnet iia itorbuIfenoc inb til
bcnOc: "6aruor, on ifal life %, bs.
rcr on! -- Sea ina pon Solcn ierit!"
Ct irnOeiuIbt emil IpSndoc % |
oct gnmIe aniigt: "Serregub, Barn,
ino or oct 10 life reanenOes. @i
fan 9ipre oct ON iaien imorgen."
u. Y 0 T III II n.