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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-22

structions were to investigate the SUBJ
tect of immigration of Europeans into
the United States in general. He has
been Swallowed almost since the day
of his appointment both in this coun-
try and in Europe, and every effort has
been made to secure evidence that
would convict him of being spy.
His mail has been rifled, and it was
when he caught Hungarian detective
in the act of breaking open his trunk
in Buda-Pesth hotel that he ad-
ministered to him such punishment as
brought upon himself the vengeance Of
outraged Hungarians justice in the
form Of an arrest and fine to the ex-
tent of ten dollars. Fortunately the
Hungarian detective secured nothing
of value In the way of evidence, but
there have been times when his search
might have proven of more value to
his government, for Mr.. Braun has
had in his possession and has for
warded to Washington damaging docu-
ments that the Hungarian government
would not like to have confront them.
These reports have never been print
ed. They have never been examined
save by three or four heads of i'm
portant government departments, and
by the president, but sufficient has
leaked out to enable us to give the
gist of emigration conditions abroad,
as outlined by Mr.. Braun as follows:
Tens of thousands of foreigners are
permitted to emigrate to this coun-
try without the fumigation of their
baggage as provided by law.
The organized gangs of crooks who
fonnive at this evasion stamp the emil
grants belongings with counterfeit
government labels and counterfeit
limited States consular stamp, indicat-
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-22
RICH TO LEARN MANNERS.
The Falling Aristocracy Of Birth to
Teach of Aristocracy of
Wealth.

Those who have little have much and
those who have much have little-that
is the condition which the rapid transi-
ton of circumstances has developed in
England. says London special cable
to the New York World. 1t is an impor-
tant moment in the history of the race.
for the English are changing manners.
The men who have been taught to
spend money are being replaced by
those who have been taught to mako
money, and it is one Of the most cruel
circumstances of the situation that
many of the former are earning their
livelihood by teaching the latter to live
in luxury. These thoughts have been
suggested by the following letter in a
London newspaper:
"Sir: l inclose my card, but not for
publication. You will see by it that I
am younger son of Lord -, who in
herited large estate in the midland
counties, which have been in the posses
sion of the family for several centuries.
Tie extravaganza of my father, agri-
cultural depression. mismanagement
and large family made it necessary for
him to sell the estate, together with all
the contents of the house. The money
he obtained through the sale was COM
paratively little, for the property was
disposed of at an unfavorable moment.
and the sum received at the death OF
my father only produces aH1pcome OF
some six hundred year. -
II have been carefully educated, first
at Elton and afterward at Oxford;
belong to several Of the most important
clubs in London, l know all the prom
inent men and women in society and
am known to all the best tradesmen in
the West end. for have always dealt
with them and paid them.
ut has occurred to me to start
school for backward millionaires. My
wife and are prepared to teach them
hsw to dress, how to behave, how to
pronounce words and names. how to
amuse themselves intelligently and
whom to know and to avoid. We shall
teach them, SO far as it can be taught.
the difference between good and bad
taste; we would train them to discrim-
mate between good and bad cooking,
wines and cigars; we will make then.
understand the qualities horse should
have and tell them how their carriages
should be turned out and how to manage
their servants. In other words, we will
convey to them for a fee of thousand
year much of the information which we
have acquired by education and expert
ence."
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-22
THE SCUM OF EUROPE
COMING TO hMERIGA
immigration Frauds Flooding
This Country with Pau
perS and Criminals.
STARTLING REPORTS OF INVESTIGATORS
The United States Being Made a Penal Colony
for Hun8ary-The 'sWhite Slave" Trade
Brings Thousands of Immoral Wom-
en- to Our Shores-Foreed In
spection Papers a Grave
Danger to Us.

Washington.-The United States a
penal colony of the Baltic states.
The United States dumping ground
for the paupers of southern Europe.
The United States the Mecca of
thousands of immoral Hungarian
women.
There are in the desks of govern
ment officials in Washington reports
containing evidence to prove the above
statements that are so strongly word
ed that they dare not be published
until the government is ready to act.
for the reports are but an arrangement
OF the governments of southern Europe
for completely in wholesale schemes for
the violation of United States immi-
grafton laws.
These reports are received from the
most trustworthy sources, one OF
which is from a government agent
paid to investigate the conditions
abroad, and whose persistency in that
direction has so aroused at least one
European nation that it's paid spies
have followed him all over Europe;
whose mail has been rif1ed, land who
was arrested and fined in the city Of
Buda-Pesth when he violently objected
60 this procedure.
Out of this later incident will grow
vigorous effort on the part of the
government to so change the immigra
ton laws as to put stop to the dump
ing of Europe's undesirable classes
upon our shores.
An Investigator Selected.
Marcus Braun, born in Hungary
though now a citizen of the United
States, was selected by Presiden,
Roosevelt to act as special agent
> of the United States in investigating
the wholesale violations of our immi
grafton laws. The request for such
an appointment came through the
anti-vice societies of Philadelphia
which were anxious to put a stop tt
the white slave" traffic by which
thousands Of Hungarian women were
being sent to the United States fol
Immoral purposes. Mr.. Braun's in
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-22
Wedding Ring on Harrow

A blacksmith at Aswarby, near Slea-
ford, England, lately made most Curl
GUS discovery. He received from a
neighboring farmstead harrow for re-
pairs, and while these were being exc
cuted 22-carat gold wedding ring was
found sticking on to one of the teeth
of the implement. 1t is supposed that
the ring was lost on the land and that
it was picked up by the harrow in the
course of it's work.-Reynolds' Newspa-
Opr
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-06-22
Additional Inducement,

She-I am too much in love with my
work as a professional nurse to think of
marrying you, Mr.. Paine.
Mr.. Paine-But you can do your work
right at home. You know my rheuma-
tism is on about six months in the year,
indianapolis News.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
1T IS LAW
Roosevelt Signs Nelson Road
 Bill

Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Washington, Jan. 2S- President Roosevelt has signed the Alaskan road bill which was passed by the house. The bill provides that of all the money collected for license purposes outside of the incorporated towns shall be expend- ed in the district and that 70 per cent. shall go to roads, 9 per cent. to schools and five per cent. to the care of insane persons. It is estimated that about s195y9e0 will-besvailable each year for roads. The bill was introduced in the senate by Senator Nelson, of Minnesota, and in the house by Representative Cushman, of Washington.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28

the people, three to be appointed by the president and the governor to be the seventh, and hearing. was given to the Alaskans at.the national capital.
 The press dispatches say that Gov. Brady and James D. Reynolds, of Alas ka, favored the bill, while Capt. Jarvis favored the principle of local self.gov- ernment that was involved in the till. He contended that the people of Alaska were best qualified to govern the dis trict.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28

Our bread is guaranteed to be free from all chemicals. Try loaf The Boss Bakery. If
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
CLASH AT RIGA
JARVIS FOR THE PEOPLE

Capt. D. H. Jarvis. Alaska's collector of customs, has raised his voice at the national capital in favor of self-govern- ment for Alaska, and thus again given evidence that he stands in the fore front with the able and progressive men of the district for progress and the American principle of government.
 The senate committee was consider ing the Deitrich bill for the govern. ment of Alaska by a commission of seven persons, three to be elected by
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
Sale Is Postponed

Bellingham, Wash, Jan. 26.-The Pacific Packing x NavigationI Con- pany's sale was again put of late this afternoon. An arrangement with the creditors, by wire to New York, will be effected as soon as possible. No bids were satisfactory.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
CIVIL SERVICE FOR ALASKA

will become effective on that date which puts all the customs service DO sitions in Alaska, except those which are restricted to the short season ol open river navigation, in the competi. tive classified service.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
QUITS IT
Macdonald Lets Go Kensing'
 tOn-0thers Succeed

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Juneau, Jan, 2S-Joseph Macdonald has abandoned work on the Ken sington properties at Berner bay. A new deal has been made with the bond holders for them to open up the pro perty.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
 Washingington, Jan. 2S-The em- ployes of the Alaska customs district will come under the civil service regu- laJions ,after March l. President Roosevelt issued an order today which
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
NOT BURGESS
Former Skagwayan in Land
 of Living

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]
 Juneau, Jan. 2S-J. c. Burgess, who was recently reported as drowned at Dundas bay, is still alive. It was the Sitkoff cannery watchman that was drowned.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
For Sale at a Bargain

will sell at bargain the Joy Truck Farm on the west side of Skagway river. More than five acres of Al soil all under cultivation. For terms apply to undersigned. Mrs. Ida Joy.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
LAIDAWAY
Funeral of Judge Delaney
 Takes Place

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. Everett, Wash, Jan, 2S-The funer- al of the late Judge Arthur K. Delaney was held at this place today. The bur ial was under the auspices of the Ma sonic lodge.
 SergiceJ at Juneau
 Juneau, Jan. 2S-There will be me- morial services at this place in the court hourse tonight in honor of the late Judge Arthur K. Delaney.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
Especial Dispatch to Daily Alaskan. ]

Mukden Jan. 2S-The battle on the Sahke river be- tween the opposing armies of Gen Kuropatkin and Gen Oyama still Tages with great fury The artiary IS parc uary active The reports of the progress of the fighting are conflicting Both sides claim the advantages are with their The Russians admit the loss of thousands of men,
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
STRIKERS UNDER CONTROL

St. Petersburg Jan. 28-The government has the situ aton drought the empire under control No serious trouble expected The strikers and aborng every where have accepted the of the government thai
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
At Wholesale Prices

The Mascot saloon sells liquors, either bulk or case goods at wholesale prices. All the old brands always on hand. l0-I If.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
FaraIlon to Carry Explosives

The Farallou, leaving Seattle on or about Feb. l5, will carry explosives People placing their orders before tha: time will have them cared for.
 Alaska Steamship Company. Skagway, Jan. 2S, 1905. lw
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
QUIET AT MOSCOW

Moscow, Jan 28--While there are many idle m, everything is quiet and no ore trouble is feared
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28

Oyster Cocktails served at the Vienna Bakery, and wholesale at reasonable prices. Free delivery. Phone 35.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-01-28
BATTLE CONTINUES Al MUkDEN

the wrongs against which they have protested will rem edied and they going to work.
 St. Petersburg, Jan. 2S-2 D. m-There are no reports of violence coming from any section of the empire There many idle aborngmen in all the industrial center but the rong has ceased and many returning to work The idle at Warsaw number fully 100000 and another 100, 900 are idle at Lodz
 QUIET AT MOSCOW
 Moscow Jan. 29--While there are many idle men here everything is quiet and trouble is feared
 CLASH AT RIGA
 St. Petersburg Jan. 2O-The troops and citizens and strikers into clash yesterday and 29 men and two killed The people highly ncensed against the because of the shooting and trouble feared
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
5snrn gukntn.
eauebruaS. Surcaurt / g2aT6.

gaHobrugSs @urcauct / 8ai6trgtor
nor III fuIGfort Raporteu cuer SCI,
GpmaoIinp al SorGblmNen, iom bier
uoiert / 1898 "a "a. Raporter scr
or u~Ndrbci0et al Sbomas u, aainc %
81. e. &oehcr / Set gcololiifc @ureau,
or mi irrOiq Tor l~lSocIiug bIouot 6ar.
mCrne % fan ioaeS reo at bctucnoa
iia til Bureau Of Soils, @uihinNton,
2. e. SUme Spmaaling CT npcr
Jamestown = NrpaIct ira Gl0riSge
Stut~nan Gputttn til @alcp Gitp.
@arnc5 Gorultn, cu StrrfuiuQ al AS
0ttl, Goportcu bier, at Scr or mon.
&c Sortcr Soro, itcna8tia @itloiorH.
Observation-Disclosures leragtiR SorS
lonas glpcIeicne ionrt andre Sorter.
Ger Qipa& GplpSuina ON belle Stotcl,
90 ct Sart opcr Sen opmualc0e Gglt
mco &UrOteH AT SoroCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
SSorleSes Sinbct paapirfes. 2

ems SmqinefIer ubeper n ubprPget
Snbflpbelie pon Sin6et fan paapiles
paa maitge forifjellige Waober. golf,
iom jtaoig omgaaes meb Spee ,blir
lei nebitcmte, boilfet forringer 2ius.
froften o9 ofte gisr Dem ipge al Jam.
me Spgoom. sSppr pigtigt er Oct Der.
for life at ie til ems Smgipelier CT
penIi9e og opmlntrenoe! Oette for.
holoer iig / i9roeIes 8rao Iaaleoes
meo sc Spge. Spor baabinogpOenbe
er Oct life at bore omgipet al bore
8enners opmuntrenoe % baabefuloe
Iniigter!
: qamIe Gage anioaeS bet for pas.
ienbe at iGfte ct begrGbeliat Mnlist
op / Spgcp9reIiet. Selu Reoici.
nerne mootte bore bitre % iloeima.
9enoe, elerS antog man, DE ingen
@Grbi bapbe. Spor meget bebre er
set life at prPbife Saabets Grange.
liltm for &c lllpffeltae, e1b at aien.
ipeilc beres Sorger | ct b~eorepeligt
NnIiat? Get bar Ell uiounSerlig Sno'
ilpbeIie. % bpuo bitre % ilbeimo.
gcnbe Meoiciner angaar, burbe Be re.
leaercs til Scrtinen. Or. 8eter's al,.
rifo bcpiler, at en- Meoicin fan babe
cit bcboaelig Smag oa DOG iorntioig
bore et 2Ggcmiobel al fsrIte Stang.
Som oct nenIige auiigt al Ell Sen
pirfer arrifc ppIiueube life en-
folIf Splipeljc - men en- Splipelic,
:rr is.9cr meo SIu5hso OF aicnp.a .
ren Sipsfrait. Mrs, Sobn Starter,
n. n. go. 2, BRADFORD. Sbio, tiger:
Seq bar fcrfrrocIis ueoifagcu, men
ell Dag fom Soabet inb | NIT Sierte.
lea IGIte et gremplor al Ceres Slao
~8eileoercu~ oa iom 6slge berof for.
icaie Teres anrifp, % benne belbre'
oeoc mig fitloitrnbig."
Sr. geter's ailrifu brinacr Sol.
Tin / Sientmet peo at linorc 2ioelie
90 beIbrcoc Spgoom. Zen or life
en- Ipotbefer Meoiein, men fan er.
bodies al 2ofaI.Isenter nGiten oper'
alt. Irrmcre SpIpsninger erbolocs
poa SenpcnSeIie til Or. Eeter Sabr.
ncu, t12-t14 Soutb Sopue Iuc.,
Chicago, I'll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
SUB pakntn.

yirrnifipprgsmaalet bIeu iorriae
QirSNaQ iteutt cocr ! Here al Statcu$
&pcr. : SctIano, iom THOR life
iteTle oUcr SparqSmnalct % herior
bIeo NIT SalooHerHe, itelute tadr CIT
Diuicrttet Tor SoIooner. ) Cafe Gre.
ton oauNt SieCnic mcN 16 Stcmmer.
SSijor tabtc @iccnie i SQne 9p mes
10 StcmHcr, @pcR SISdom tif life
ltcnulc oDcr Siccuic, icrSi 9SCtitiprcrl
6trom life bleu bro9t I'll 9ountnouoi.
tsrrn 1.-THE. Oh grnin iif life itemue
ooer Spsrgsnldalet iouoi SdIooufoi.
fet artgrcb YetioueJ o. Sen fauotN
al bare ieiIaqtia. ioroi uuScrifrioa.
mes &sboeliesiteo life bar 0ngipet.
Goo IriS Tor 9anS. IA Sta.
tens SduOfommisiGrer iorriae MAd.
nco reiIte rulot ior at pGroiptte Sta.
tens Snno, irocee ntdu, al DC bapSe
iut &riien FOR bolt. 1eite piite ia
ogioa at pore 1iIirloei. iirr i llniou
% 91nfion 9ounmer. bpor Der nar
Huitei ingen aiebere peo Salaet, ior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
b. Anundsen
DEBORAH. Iowa.

Sea bar npbtaset gsoieIsoaasbOsen, 'pr ppnrru
lea tssr DEN h~isrtelis Cat. Sea tau mee Slsoe ans
beiaIe ben Ill eubper ~syaniIie; ben er baaes inter.
esiau, % en- Trpe Tor ,thvert Qua.
q s. SiIisfh Calls. Rina
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
Ear prrct boIot Ser,,c maaueS. wsrn

bar npret boIot beirt,e Maaneo. Mru
| Don &onime So. bar oct anoerle'
oes. Der uar uof al Ajetere, % Bri.
len bar fra $40 for oct oaorliac Smno
langs Dsisiouri,S Iooen til $57 pr,
aere for oct beoite 9an6. S1nSai, ION
iolgtes for $57. bar nGrniat til $50.
SoIset al 2ano i~li,tter Seu 30ie bs.,
% man trpr, nt Den inmleoe Salgs.
inn BIZ beIsbe fig tit 100000.
Gn numbering Wann. SRA Som.
arS meooeles, at Npen Gpipbanp |
Sanion goinip bpiocr paa at for.
ininbe, og @nmoen ocrtil or oerg at
Sober" &rpeger er 300. Gpipbnp
liager ~ Oil ira Seritbane. Ir.
aroeger opfatp6t cn M X.Siraale
Weaitine % en- Mebicin, ION bar me.
get goo for grpitipge. arGft og ANDRE
SMbpHiias % mango blep belbreoet.
Gr. aroeger kite iia / Spioieu for
Ell elcftriif Sporaeislinic ira Ganoun
til Gpipbnnp, gletatorer, MsIler og
andre 5orretninget fit fan iltmrb;
ban ifgap ct glao, og gpeit bar / en-
blonItren6e 6oriatting. Men lna.
ir4rt "SSaoerf arpger bar 900, be-
annbte oct at goa tiIbage. Soft lint
teSe ira gpel. Siiiene ltaar III tom.
NE, og ON ii Gnae tror man life, Der
bill bare no8eil igien. 9IGoet "gdDo"
uofum iroqie 8oirqe eiier aroeaers
Geo, OF man iorisgte at bolbe @pen
idmmen, men &eoafter See flyer, Oct
er nntuligt. 9peu or oeuIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
3t(titiuTntu.

=. M. Glen, CT SiobrlanO / @o0
2afc. Ottrrtnil 60, 09oe / SorS0ags
al SGrirM.
NrS. 9cui Edmonton / @rmS
9fuaoom DsOc forlc6cu DAG, 80 Mar
aamne. Sum bar en- At SC Gioitr
ScttIerc / Moper 60.
ara MOutcpibcu m~coOtIc3, at "a.
cob :. SteunrS. CIT pcI u9trt Wun0 /
Spartn Iolpuibip / Gbippapa 60,
apoe Der / 6reOag8 % bIcp bN8rapell
Wtanoas.
&aaoeHub. Gu 15s9Ior& Qaunel
Seu al MonS 2nnarrn / BATTLE Safe
ifjs6 iiSite 0naNag en- pi8re 9ruoer
/ &rmgu, mclS o. par pao &dgt. Saa.
act fan bliOe iorIjBt.
z. &. SRam, cn 5Sarnicr, Tom toc.
6e I ~tlruGi5. Douglas So, bIcu iorle.
Sen Gag faitct al int &o1n pol @cicn
hiem ira Brandon OF sic6litfeIil
orGbt, Hiulct gjf cocr bans Sopa0
% fuuitc oct.
u. ", &cipl, en- GjlbPugcr Al 20.
ioIe I &reitoH, lar io!3t iu Sarm o.
III ouSul gicHGom ~ nil ilptte til
Sion mtO mgQem $4,000 % SIS,
900 / aoHtaHier. san nedtcoc al
iIlge 6arucr til lin 8rcECr. ioroi
0enne life nilSe Qoa mcO nan en- SLIM.
id / StisoGt. iom iorbso al 6out
Spin pQa iS1rmen. 9ruhcrcu cicr III
5urntcn nliigcDci. ha ban if Den prS
or Wielenmian0.
grgftcH rr ifaSeIia. 49, Sru Hernus
srails mc0Seie3, at 9. 8. Gllpp
@oohitSe SCUnTip, Stertail So.
Oar oulaat gag moo Ncls SiafioR oo
Bans a~1utioHiiter IraHt u. Sodnior
o. rSobn SInion for $500 SfoSeSer.
itatHmg ior GoerippmueIic al hans
2nnb. Station if aoHtmft paa a
grlgc en- itor 8reft til dt orpner
&aHSet 6erpppe, 90 Clious 9lrsoel
6mf@miu9erne bar $306. 9al pna
itaar ban. at @rsiten er graoet iuole
6es at ben life alene fife orruere,
bans 2ano, men cen banner Bpttl
90 oQerlpemlIer 2ail6et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28

poa en- ilonen6c Mnnoc peo SIutnin
gen al arisen 1912, oa %esierimger
gicroe 6oricg paa at lame 5000,
200, men Inn fit inbitriberet $4,000
"a bar Del, Den bcficnote Stepbcr
@iraro opertog bet belle 9eIsb, Of
apngresicn ifpnote fla mco at gisrt
RaticnoIbanf. Spitemet til en- perma'
nent Contribution.
Bare iiben anrct 1880 (25 aar til,
buge) bar Nntionalbanf. SpItemei
gjort fiGmpemrsfise 6remites. Gen,
gang bnpoe pi 2,073 gaufer meo en-
inmlet aapitaI paa 900,
Gpcrifltb $f20,000,000, Nettouobptte
$A5, 3ipibcnber paa$36,.
100000. Ren betragt nil ben Iteo.
funonc 6orsselie / 2ebet al bisie %
Inr: antal Banter 5,f34, aapitdl
nrrpaa $750,000,0 600. a~ettoiortiene.
ite $f13,0o0OOo % Iipibenoer
|$76,000000.
2e5uoen fan Snnbet oppiie benpeo
1000 Statsbanfer, 600 Game %
'&reoitfompanier, 1900 Sporebanfer
90 800 Eripatbanfer meo Heirtr.
ier % Sorpligtelier, Der itr9ffer Iia
pp / Den belt ufatteIiae 1ptnIinm al
So, 500,000,00U ~ otte % en- baip
9ilIion Collars.
Den betragter ri Sparebonferue
for iig oIene, iaar hi BET beoIte 8e.
greb ON 9efolfnineens alminbeIiae
finoueieile Srememg og geIitmb. 5
sloret 1880 bar gntnIet al iaaSanne
Banter | De Sorenebe Stater 629,
bisie bapoe tiliammen 100000
Snoifpoere. oa Snbifuooene aif 90
til $St9.000,00O. Soar or Snoifp-
berries @9r 100000 itGrf Cen ST.
al 2onoets belle gefplf.
uing), o. oeres Srtbifllb bar nnaet
ben pregtiae Sotalium al $1,000
100000. @ienneminttIig Dor bisie
,Snbitpoere ~beponeret / Spareban.
ferne noiogtig $4t8.S9. Get 2onb.
Der fan nppiie oct npit bsieite 8ien.
notwithstanding. er Canada meo fine
2t4,000 Snbifpoere og gjenneminit.
Zig S2S9.14 pr Snbifpber. Sntct an.
oct Sano tontnrr os uoae1tiunbe iaa
nGr | Sparebunfinbifub. Splflnnb
bar rietignof 10 Miaioner Sno-
ifpoerc, men ian er ben ianlebe Sito.
neppe to Srebieporter iaa
itor iom nor.
Snnbnnne Sal % .@etragtninger
Iom ,bisie funoc fortirttes / Oct nenoe.
lise. Goa 6ormen sees gelitanoen
ogiaa berpeo, at 8antebefteliernes
Stsrrelie oa Mrngbe reonceres paa
Ell Mnnbe iom albris ier, og Sore.
tagIombebcn biaubt 8perneS 9efolf.
ming isger forgiGpes lin Sige Dos
Soroens spriae Mationer.
&c (-J.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
n1nTbiuptnn.
QirmnrmrsGot

&irmpcmGsNgt SrG. Sra SeattlC
mebeles, OF StotenS aonuniaier Tor
Nortldno. llbitiaingen, SubWIoit, er
giurt opmerflom paa ct fi9npcm9s.
iigt Sr9 | Gallnm Gonntp, JON man
merer buroe ieHoes til lloitiIlin9ct
for at bic 2itets sSptf, bnab Staten
0dibington eier | line Sfoge. y. s.
Gbriitcnien bar ieet SrGet o. iiaer,
at oct maaIer 80 800 / luermaul,
Ter CT TOO sSob op til Den fsrite
@ren og Yloncn cr ut iciroe Ell 100
fSoS lang Stof til l(oitiainaen | Bort.
Iotto. Gn ina0au Stof furoe life
bnanotereS poa no1eit SScrltbane, men
mnatte tnaeS Signcien neo til Bort.
lmno. SrGet er ct @rantrP, % Der
or flere ibGrc .SrGr, ion fam taale
Sommenligniug meb be itore 9ieo.
MOOD SrGr / California. en- itor
Stof, 100 500 lang, ienoteS ira
0aibinatou til ltoitiaingen / Gbi.
ca0u, men / Snmmedianina meO
ooenn9pnte 8ran iiges oen at p9re
ion cir Sdnoitiffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28
pramieboe for l904-l9o5.
Gdsnine
hummer %.
~

ellor nYe prrmiebos for roo4--Ioos
40 CT MI fGroie fra Gryfferiet. Oct
er Den Iooe ! Raffen at oisie populare
aarbSeer, oe oens Jnobolo or Iise iaa
risboIoietr afperIenoe oe intercsfaut iom
oens 5orsieHseres. Fer err oct:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28

lenen Tag foriSate anfIaecocs aopo.
rat at faa Dcus1tteren til at afpije Ga.
gen Ionlmeren tpg SpsrgsmnnIei
iinosr SperDcieIie. 0eriom Sagefi
nfpiics M, tan oef iffe iilere fontfne
tor @etten, bo aultionsiorpIigielien
S~crffaloer UNDER grnifriptipHs.2o-
pen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-28

SnfcI Gam err oyiad goot foriWtct
meb @rlmfer OF bon CT life botge
ior at iGtte Dem / Smlsb. 5 flit9en-
&c Wpnt oQ SebIcr bouoe HengccmIe.
bet / 1903 noaet Den fplosInle Srm
al s., 7l2 293, ISL - 90 hocr cteitc
Sent ocrof par 600 for iii titloe Eaa-
lpbenoe, ) i776, Sa @oihington
bIcp 8rNiiScut, hapbe Rengecmls6ct
rigtiouof Ct 8nnlpScnoe al 100000.
900. men set itcn aeraang paa 'odse
6sHoer, cg 2anScts arcoit bar life
beore, emo at IcngeomIebet til line
Stber ueppe funoc pGroiTttcS I'll
S10,000,000 i 8nlo.
2ouSet bapoe life en- efieite @oRt
fsrcno i 1850. ! Oct Sar cpretteoes
en- iodoan mes Ell Mftiefapital pnn
S400,000; nterp at Seu maatte bore
ct IGuec islt Surrb bite iig A War
iraere, oo beu fnioe nobctale line VT
tieboioere IL Groeeut | SlpiSnnc.
Gationalbanfers Nptte gcStsiorSes