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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
Ultimas operacionesde azdcar.
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Buuues Gnunc3adOs

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VAa cap SGiguel NJ Pinilloss salit
dc Barcslona ell 80 del pasad do para el
Aediterraoso, CanArias, este puerto
AAy'gaez, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba,
Hsbana, Mstarzsa y New Orleans.
Vspor Smerieano <MassspeuuaS
sali6 de New York el % del pr6xlmo
pSssdo.
Vapor americsno <CoAmos sali6
de Ntw York para ests el 80 del que
curss.
Vapor espafiol &2io TX. sali6 de
Canariss ell q litimo con ssse dsstiuo
y terminsdas aquf sus operaciones
segotra para Msyagusz, Ponce, San
aiaeo do Cuba. HAbAual Clerfdegos y
N W Orleans.
VApor americauo SPhiladelphls 4,
saldra de Ntw York para e,tA el 7
del sctual.
Vspor americsno <Caracas1 con
destino q Ntw York sAldrA el II del
que curas.
EmtFadas
De los Fatsdos Unldos qoleta
americana sLJdia M, Dslrins CON car.
h6n.
Proeedente de Havra y ST Tho.
mas vApor frances <Montreals,
De Europa vapor alenau Scala.
briss con carga.
De Ia isla vapor americ ano sPor'
TO Rleo>
SaHidas
Para Ntw York vapor americana
<Carolinss CON earga passie.
Ruquos en- puerto
TRAvEsIA
sJohn ", Hcrmotts dencargando
sCayo L'pdo1 dsssar gar do
<Lydia Nd DeeripgS deacarg ando
sMortreals deacareardo
sOalabriss desc&rgsrdo
COSTANEROs
sCorsz6n de MariAs Arroyo
<San Migue's F. isrdo
sEncArnsc'6r, neudiente
SCsrmsllsss pendienta
s.ns M4rias Humacao , Nsgho.
SAureliss Vieques
SAoa Asri'S Humscao Nagbo.
SGutllermito, Arroyo
ga = BlAnesS endleute.
<Erogrescs Ysbucoa
<Porto Rco1 rAsbordardo
<Petrss dascArgando
SDos HermanoIS deaeargAndo
SPe3ritos pendlerts
sFfSncitcas pendlente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
Constantine J Sabd' Vi|Iegas
COnisi0nistdS.

C0f1tSl0niStdS.
II Brosd st. New Yor E. U, A.
Direction por cable: Sabastiro.
Be encargsn de sgeuciar toda ella.
% DC comisiopes, de la venta de pro-
ductoa como safe, cueros, osucho 80
del despasho de todA clase de mer-
eapcfas. Atienden con esreoialid, d
el despacho de eneomiendas postsles,
Agencian IL vsnta de mina,, fin:
cas- y sumiuistran cat&logos sobre
producsos 6 induatriAs de este pals.
Sc hscen cargo de 10 acudieneia
dc j6venes estudiantes y sn relaoi6n
con este ramo suministran tods clase
de datos y catAlogos.
Con1isiOnes m0dicQS.
Puntualidad, Esmero y rapidsx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
Junta Esco|ar Dc Carnuv

ANUNCIO. -Hasta sl dfa sells ds
Julio 90 sdmitirkn on eata odeina La
selieitudes debidamsnte dccumertsdss
do los mseasfos que deasen eonsra.ar.
90 con esta Junta en- el tfi9 escoisr
pr6xlmo. Be proveerAn euatro e.sue.
les graduadas y cinco rurales.
Camug 80 de JUNO de !, 1905.
F. Agsti,rs IN D.
4-2s Presidents do 10 Junta Escolar
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-07-03
SECC|ON MERcANT|L

PrecIos MIN do los artlcuIos
que SO detaIIan on
almaoenes
Atroces de partido Jap6n de
e83A6.
Idem valenciano q 8 i'd. Id.
Aios dc 30 etvs. q so.
yAmonss e9s a 10.
Quesos amees.a s16 Patagrzs 20.
Tosino, Q 1T . IS.
Bardinas ahumsdaa o 16 centayos.
Jab6n. s63 Rocamora, america
no. e2} VI
Pasta del pafs Q e3}.
nantcsa & q On ! ' sn latss
DO o. & 10.
Harina de ESQ
Habichuelas Amerieanps coloradas
lAreas t5t . a6.
Carbanzos OF 40
Rseslao e4a as
Cebollas q.
ManteQuillai de s13 . 16
Papaa ameriaanss 2t q 8.
Taaaio s a8i.
Leche condensada eAguilas & s6
Id Id sCruz Rojas s5
Id i'd sMagnolias s4}
DEL PALS
AA6eAr para el consumer
NassAbAdo slaro do e44.
Dc miel elaro q o..
CantrffugS slaro de - q es
Amerieans de s a63
De Ponce s3} o 81.
Ron so grados Cartier { q 50 cen.
tIsos gallon pagados r. Internss
MAixa3
Tsbaco, nominal,
PrecIos do compra
Almid6n $3.50
Algod6n de S . $50.
Coeos de Is . Is millar.
Oueros dulees s18
@ebo de res 81.
Cate sorrisnte de e12.& 12}.
CamblOs 00rrIentes
Londres cheek Q 4.S7 & 4.S74
Paris Aa3 D.
Hamhurgo k4sD.
New York 6etvs
RspAgs 9
C6duIas hlpotecarlas
Daheo Territorial y Agricola ESQ 593
AseiOmos
BAnco dc Pto. Rico Q Is & 26
Baneo Territorial. Q 016k 18
Banso Popular. s10 all
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
A BANNER SALES nONTH
The Things at the Big CuriO Store
 Which Made Ii So.

The sweeping cut in prices at BaIke's Big Curfo store, together with the growth of confidence in the gen uineness of the bargains has resulted in the heaviest summer trade ever en- joyed by the Big Curio store. The month of June has broken all June records. People have learned that in curios there is the genuine and the spurious and they know that only the genuine is of any value at all as souvenir. They realize that a German silver bracelet of Mexican manufac- ture with a design stamped upon it with q steel die and which is sold for Navajo silver hand engraved bracelet is entirely worthless They rightly realize that a store which would sell an imitation bracelet for the genuine would not stop at that. but would ham de anykind of an imitation of any thing.
 They have learned that the Big Curio is handling no Japanese mach inc work and calling it Filipino drawn work, when in fact there is no FiH- pino drawn work or any other kind Of drawn work than the Mexican which Is found at the Big CuriO store ii greater variety than anywhere else in the country.
 These are the circumstances under which the Big Curio stores pheHome- nal trade has been built up. Mr. Bake will leave in few days on his annual purchasing tour which will be the most extensive he has ever taken. Contrary to his original intention, when he first inauguUatcd cut prices he will keep them in force during his absence. only they will be cut deeper than ever. He desires that Mrs. Schwartz, who win have charge of the store in his ab- sence. shall be able to show the heav- fest summer sales in the history of the Big Curio store. Therefore there will be a further reduction of price on every article in the store. the Navajo blankets. the Mexican zerapes. the In dian jewelry. the baskets, and in fact on everything.
 By doing this the store will not only be able to. show a record breaking month of sales, but it will be cleaned
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01

Evanston. There was one round of go and come until Thursday, when I departed for Boston. While in Evans ton I spent part of one morning in the home of Mrs. Deering, whose son has spent his second winter in Phoenix Another morning a ride from Evanston into Marshal Fields, a great treat to me- a ride in one Of those large and handsome autos on the Sheridan drive. One afternoon a theater party to see ''The Lion and the Mousse" This play is running it's ninth month in New York and part of the time they gave three performances a day.
 l left Chicago Thursday, arrived in Boston Friday at 5:20, where Miss An derson met me, taking me to her beau tiful Lowell home. It is charming.y situated on a hill, the back yard slop- ing down to the Merrimac river and the view from the back veranda is gorgeous every way you look.
 We have just returned from a camp ing trip to Forge Pond. l would call it lake, about two miles long and half mile wide. with a very pretty and safe shore line. Five girls with a good camping outfit, nice cottage, a row boat two canoes and good bathing can have all sorts of fun even when it rained and we stayed indoors
 l have seen lots of rain since left Chicago. it having rained there the night before leaving.
 The first paper l read after coming here was the Phoenix Republican. It comes every day to the Anderson home and we al enjoy the contents. MT. and Mrs. Anderson are very loyal to Phoenix and their friends are very much interested in our country and our people.
 Our Phoenix crowd on our trip to Chicago entered into a contract to talk Arizona this summer-her air and sun shine, her possibilities, her products. her resources and in fact of us were to throw boquets and sing the praises of our own glorious Arizona. The An dersons have the same spirit.
 LUCY TERRELL ELLIS.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
NO COFFEE WAR.

Recent published reports of the re duction in price of a certain packaged coffee. have no relation to Arbuckles' "Ariosa" Coffee, the standard of cof- fee values for the past thirty-seyen years. In trade parlance the grade Of ''Ariosa" is too high for price re- auction in this market. Its equal Tn quality could not be retailed competi- lively except at a pecuniary loss On'y the enormous sales of ''Ariosa," ex- Ceeding the combined sales of all the other packaged coffees in the United States. and the fact that it is mar keted on the narrowest margin of profit, make possible it's superlative value for it's present price. Loose mixed cOffees sold out of bags and bins cannot be identified. and are no cri- terion of retail values offering oppor- unities for deception and the tempta- ton of excessive profits.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
HOTEL ROSE
Los Angeles, Cal.

Located at 9th and Broadway, close to all Beach and Inter- Urban Car Lines completed but six months ago. Beau tffully furnished, with every modern convenience. All outside rooms, with hot and cold water in each. Rooms onIv-S5 to $S a week. For full infOr nation, write C. F. Daniels, PrOprie- tor.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01
Hotel California
Los AnaeIes, CaIifornia.

4 quiet, cool and comfortable house of particular excellence, conveniently situated at the corner of Second and Hill Sts, in the heart of the city, but just enough removed from the center of trade activities to be away from the hustle of traffic. Its location is not only the most central, but the most convenient to all theatres, art gallerie5 and other places of amusement Amer jean and European plan. Rates very reasonable.
Arizona republican., 1906-07-01

upto make room for the stock which will be installed at the beginning of next season and at the same time MT Bake will have an opportunity to show an appreciation of the generous pat ronage which has been bestowed upon him
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
CIT AT @amgen.

Streftsren for ct omretieltoc Me.
naeeri baphe en- tam 9apegeie, Jon
Dor arbragt | ct Bur oeb Snbgangen,
bpor ben Manb, Der iolgte 9iaetter,
babe fin Blabs. 9eaor 5oreitiainseu
begpnote, o9 5olf tr9nate paa for al
fomme inb, pleieoe Siaetsren gierne
at radbe:
"@n al 8angerl, en- al 8angen."
8apeasien I9rte Sente S9tning, %
funoe mart iise Den aISeIes tpoelig,
Gn Dag oa Eapessiens Bur bler
aiort rent, Isi ben bort pg oar life
iii at finoe nosetiteos. Gen naite
Sag gtf Sireftsren iig en- Spaoier.
tIr no al 9pen. 8IuoieIig bsrer bar
.Stei og Sfris, ban itaar title os fig,
ger inc eiennem en- S9f, Ger filler
bam fra en- flor Marf. Ser Ter bon
fin &apegsie, omgiuet al Ell @anebs
.arnafer, iom batter ben ulpffeligt
6ugl, mebenS Den ifriger al ilIf
.Sols: ~gu at 9angen, en- af 9on-
gent"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
A Trick He Didn't Learn.

The old master had known all abou,
"cribbing' as a schoolboy, and had
never forgotten the little tricks ant
lodges.
One day during an examination tn,
keen-eyed teacher observed one of hi,
pupils take out his watch every
minute or two. The pedagogue grew
suspicious. Finally he strobe siowi,
down the aisle, and stopped in front
of Willie's desk.
Let me see your watch" he com.
menced.
Yes, sir" was the reply.
The teacher opened the front of the
case. He looked somewhat sheepist
when, he read the single wore
Fooled"
But he was a shrewd man. He was
not to be thrown off the scent So
easily. He opened the back of the
case, then he was satisfied.
There he read Fooled againp .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
AN OLD SCHOOL E

Captain Ryan, the new British
Naval Attache, said at a dinner in
Washington:
"The strength of the heads of some
of our old-school farmers is quite in
credible.
AT a harvest supper, a feast similar
in its way TO your Thanksgiving din
ner, there was an old farmer who
drank a good deal of champagne. The
moment his glass was filled he would
toss it off, and then, of course, it
would be filled again.
But the old fellow grew quieter
and q~uieter the more champagne he
drank. A frown settled on his fore
head. His eyes flashed angrily under
his heavy gray brows.
Finally, when the waiter filed his
glass with wine for the twelfth or
thirteenth time, he shook his head and
said:
flames, when are YOU going to
put the whisky on the table. These
minerals are getting tedious"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06

Two Connecticut farmers, whose
farms adjoin, but whose houses are a
considerable distance apart, had a
little disagreement over pulling on
ions a short time ago, and have not
been what might be called fast
friends since. The other day they
met on the turnpike, each driving his
own family carriage. One slowed up
and the other followed suit.
"Maw'nin'," said one.
"Maw'nin'," said the other.
what did yer give your horse when
he had the heaves?"
"Turpentine."
"Maw-nin'."
"Maw-nin'."
And each drove on his way. A few
| days later they met, and the following
conversation ensued:
"Maw-nin'."
"Maw-nin'."
"Turpentine killed my horse"
Killed mine, too
"Huhi Maw'nin'."
"Maw-nin'."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
SPIRIT WILLING, FLESH WEAK

A dinner was given recently in Phila-
delphia to Lawrence Townsend, the
American Minister to Belgium.
Mr.. Townsend talked at this din
ner about his experiences abroad.
Among other things he said:
"In Belgium, as a rule, when Eng
fish is spoken to you, it is excellent
English. Now and then, though, you
come upon some very curious mis-
takes.
Il attended a musicale one day at
an English-woman's apartment. An
admirable amateur on the violin was
the guest of honor. The man played
and played, for the encores were per
s~istent, till finally he got a little tired.
He wished to say politely to his hos
tess that he was too weary to play
any longer, and the words he used
were these:
MADAME, der ghost ISIS ready, but
der meat ISIS feeble"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
@ioemfab 90 2pffeipiI.

Zen itore frantic Matematifer
Replace uogap / i'm &io en- Brochure
ON acknowledgements. San ifreu
ben peientIig for at mooarbeibe
Spiaeres og onores ooertroiife Gil
Ito til, at 2pffen ifaI % nraa penSe
fig t%ililut. Bor life l9nge iioen uofom
Der en- M ltogape al BEN engelife
SueriRttelie at 2apIaces Sfrift, og
Ell Gnmeloer ubtoler fig | ben anleb-
ming iaaleoes:
Spiaeren og gsrSipefuIanten ipnes
life at babe 8egreb ON, at be fortpet
troOier Gibenifabelts faitilonebe Re-
fuftater, ON, for @r., / ct Sasorbipii
rsof pinoer 90 @ange / Sref, iaa er
Der Oerior inaen Sanoipnligbeo for,
of Tort pinoer ben 21Oe Sang. 90
bog er oct Den ~olminoeltge Gro, at ell
RGffe libelb ifal og moa aflsies al
"beore 2pffe", naar oct liber ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
Get FORTE grep.

"a Sprgen bIep ierl5t paa @oaeget
penteoe 5onilien | flor Sppncine
poo Oct ierite grep fra BAN. De pai
banse for, at @utten leo al Siemoe
|cg at grepct fom til at bore fulot al
Sammer og @eflager.
90 @repet Tom, maatte Saoeren
imile, Mooeren iuffeoe tunet, 90 81
Itrene, iom par Glore eno Ssrgen.
bioite life rigtie, eitteH DC ffuIoe Il
eIler fsle fig fornGrmeoe.
Ser or 8repet:
Store Wooer % 6omilie, M bar
ies oft p9ret Der | tre,og.tppe Elmer
os oct err itordrtet. @in bette Ben
er en- @ut icm better 5loppp Smitb,
ban er 5 GOT % 6 % bar fonet Den
penitre 5ot brpfet paa TO forifieIige
Steoer. SiIien fiji aIe % jee ifrioer
mart igien. Din elifeoe Ssn,
Ssrgen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
u~lpei09eren taeer Sooe
pr0lioentens Rdbinet.

Sobn abernatbp. iom forIeoen 6sii
bar mcn prGjibenten paa bans Sngt,
euentpr | Belten, og iom ienere bIep
uonGpnt til 6preneoe Staters War.
fbaI nebe | Oklahoma. p~rriioereoe mn.
liz | ct aabinetsmeoe | bet bDioe
|Sus.
SporIeoes oct aif til, fortaler ban
ielp:
Ga reg uanebe frem til bet buibe
Sns, fom Der en- Mnno mig ineoe,
iom ipurgte, bpao ieg gift efter. %
|ieg iparte, ies bar fommen for at
inoffe meo NrRfibcnten. Saa bao
ban ON nit 8iiitfort. @u bapoe ieg
| 2ommen nosen Sort, iom ina ip9rt
iaa srumme no, ipntes leg, ba ieg
'fif Dem trpfte oerbiemme. Wen ie-
mere blen Sparten iaa snioiet iioouer,
at Oct life Longer eif an at leie Rap.
net. San ia ieg ba til Nnnoen, at
ies ingen Sort bopbe, men ban funoe
bare iige til BrGiibenten, at @berna.
tbp bar Der og pilbe inaffe meb BAN.
"gr oct S 0 + n Mberuatbp9" ipurg'
te en- nnben ManS, JON netop bar
fommen til. "Get er nof Bet" inarte
leg, % oermeo tos ban mig peb ar-
men og fsrte mig mo / ct anbet 30.
relfe, boor Der iab uogeu prRgtise
Rarer omfring ct tint 9oro. Snn ia
Rapnet nit for Dem, ~forioanot iaa
meo Oct iamrne, og ieg bIeo i~taaenbe
afene miot paa 8ulnet. Seq iaa mig
omfriHg, og GA iea life ina mere
emo en- tom Stol, tog iee og intte mig
paa Den. 8en itco peo sperite en-.
ben al 8orbet. Seq la Merfe til. at
&arer1e iaa paa boeranore og lmilte,
os ieg ffisnte, ieg maatte ba' begaaet
en- ifraffelie gommert. Den ieg be.
itentte mig til at boloe Mooet oppe,
toa rolig min eamle Siltbat og Ia
ben paa @uIpet neb Siben of Stolen
oa oenteoe, til nogen ifuloe br9noe
Msineifuobet Of.
Mfen | bet iamme bsrer ieg 8eren
bag mig aaa op, % TO fraftige S9n.
Der ilaar mig paa SfuIorene. Strar
ieg iaa mig ON, gienfienbte ieg 8ra'
iioent &ooieoelt. San greb min
Saano og rpitebe ben iom Ell 8ror.
an bar fon1met big goSt op, on,
Sobn, = iiooer / 9raiioentens Saoe
nnber ct 8abinetsmsbe," ia ban og
10.
Ga ifisnte ieg, bpao BET bar, De an.
bre 8arerne baooe baut Woro al, og
Oct tog mig life lenge of fomme pp al
Stolen. 8r9ii6enten unoifpl6te Ii9
for De andre oe forte mig til en- an.
ben Del al Suiet. San fnreltilleoe
mig for fin Suitru, en- apinoe al ct
operntaaoe binoenoe 8pien. Sun
fom mig imsbe, rpiteoe begge mine
Senoer paa en- Gang og ipur9te eitcr
Soma og 8arna.
Sum la, GrGiioenten bapoe f~ortalt
berbe ON mig / SorbinOelie meo III.
beiasten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
Ladies' Corset Cover and Petticoat.

The Blouse waist has created a de-
mand for corset covers with full
fronts. The design here shown is a
one piece model and as illustrated
was made of wide embroidery. A
frill of embroidery finishes the upper
edge and serves t % hold in place the
thin blouse worn over it. The skirt
is well shaped quite full at the lower
edge and having a lace trimmed cir
cular f1ounce held out by a full
gathered ruffle and dust ruffle under
meath. All materials used in the max
ing of fine lingerie, such as nainsook,
linen, batiste or lawn could be used.
The medium size requires one and
one-half yards of 90 inch material for
the corset cover and four an seven
eigths yards of A inch material for
the skirt.
Corset Cover No. $3.50: Sizes for
81, 81 80, SO, 40, AZ, a. and 80 inch
bust measure.
Petticoat Skirt No. 1884: Sizes for
20, ~, "a, 20, 20, 80, 81, "a and 80
inch waist measure.
The above illustration calls for two
separate patterns. The price is ten
cents for the corset cover and telf
cents for the petticoat skirt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
"9or pi inaeu 2urif / Woroela ipc

"9ar pi inseu 2prif | Roraels ipo
reoe grrfItao. "8nriangool@
% ban GAP bom Sbicns Giste ion
npiig bar u0fomnet.
~Naa ieg betale?"
"yaei, ben Boz bill leg for9re Gem (.
iagoe grrfItab, men bpis. Te brpoe,
Dem ON at f~orftaa ben, fan 9e fisbe
Serifon os @rammatifis
2agen efter fom 5uriifen for a,
flsbe @rdmmatif o. 2erifon, og noglt
Maaneoer efter fanot grefItaa UNDER
ct gefsg | Sonbon en- lang artifel i Z,
engelif aiosifrift ON 6enrif Sbien.
Zen Dor ifrepen at Sir Gomuno @oSIe
bet bar BAN, iom babbe fisbt 2eri.
fonet, % berfra ffriper iie @osies be.
rsrafe aritif uper Sbien og hans ie-
mere Spslen meb noroiif 2iteratur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06

leo flyer, ban efterlob bper al fine
Vroroetre 500 Nuno SterIing ! arp "
"@dnite nsidgtigt 573.~
DO Der bar fire Of grcrosttrene2"
"affurat - 573."
@dnben bIep ~Itaoctse en- StinO 90
nioitirrc paa ben lGroe R~rofesicr,
murtleoe iao for fig ieIp: Sem bnn'
oreoe 90 ire o. initil Gan maa bore
aloeles tuletl" 7erinob bnffeoe ban
bsflis og bespnbte at iierue iig.
"Rei, net raabte 8rofesioren, ioet
BON ogiaa iatte iig | geu4gelie, "ifte
lem ~bunoreoe o. ire o. ipttt 8ror.
bsttre - fire - ga, SD" og iaa.
Ieoes fortiatte ban i'm @anbrins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
600 fon, en- Out,

elizabeth Gaon Stanton, Tom bIel
IonaSfienot for life at iiae peroens
bersu1t | 6orbinSeIie nreo iine geitr9
belier for at forbeore auin0enS Sta
ms Iiaeoperfor 2open, pieoe fla | e.
nugget tioIia aIoer til iaaoan aappe
jtriS n1eo Morneu. De met lioagtigI
SnOtrpf ira heroeS garnSom itprfeSt
% forberente benoe for Senne Sier
ming. % bun bar fire aar ganrmcl
fit bum en- liSen Setter, og bun I'M
breoe fla otter % otter pner ct g%)ttring
fom falot oeo Den anleonine: ~Set
nar So for gait, at Oct ifiilbe bore en-
3igel"
Spn aar fenere osoe benSes eneitt
@ror, "a engane | biue msrfe Gagt
iinoilap Der henbes iorgbetpnsehe 6a'
Ser: "slf, eIt8abctb, jes ffrISe on.
ffe, on bar en- @iti!"
Sffe en- antponing til innrei So
IeIie Lao Der / benbes Spar. SIM Tlpa
Mrmene ON 6aberens SnIs % iaabe:
Seq ifoI nrspe at oGre nIt bpuo min
grooer BAR
SeIe Sen 8ng % Ill Inngt no pan
Gatten erubleSe ben lille Bige ooer
bette Rrobiem. gnoeIig fom bun Ill
Def HeiuItnt, at Scn ferite getineclie
maoffe nGrc at IGre 8rPif 90 al
baarbtere SeIte. SioIis nGite Dor
gen fprone bum oItiaa bort til Gre.
iten, ioul bun fonot nrbeibenoe | Sa'
ben.
"Sa. Taitor," ipursie bun, "bpenr
Iifer De beoit, 8ntter eller 9iger2"
"8iaer, fan bu nt0e. Sporfor
Sct2"
~for Iifer Gutter bebIt. ban ipa.
reSe ben lille 8iae, "oa oerfor bill ieg
bli ion Zig en- 8iit, iom ieg fan. Seq
bill lprc mig til of rtoe Seite, 90 iaa
bill ieg I9re @r9it. San Se gioe mig
en- Sime / 8rpif mi, meo BET inmme2~
$50, Barnet init" foarebe HreIteH,
ioet ban lagbe @erftsiet fra fig, "fom
inc paa aontoret, iao ia pi itrar ia
fat"
9ette bor Sen iamme Gii3obetb, Tom
ga bun fauot, at 8iger life banSe no.
gang til at fomme inc poo Union
College. beepnbte at mbcrisge | so.
ben ole be 8draerafer, iom | nogen
Wanbe nngif apiuoen. Sum fau6t
iaa mango, Tom efter beaSes Sfisn
par urimelige oa uretfproige, at bun
beepnSte at merle Dem meo en- @LDaut.
Senere natebe bun 6a of Hippo Dem
iih al 2oubogeu % iaalebes giste Oct
al meS benz en- Sang for ale. "a
beubes 5aber fom eiter. bpoS bitn
honoe tiinbe, tolte hon meo benbe ON
oisie ling.
~Iet er life rette RaoSeu," be.
Inrte ban benDc, "Inen mar on 6lir
eormneI nof, fdnr on bragg op til gus
bonp og inaffe meb 2egiSloturen.
Scriom DC er piIIige iii at antagc npe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
Gomnno @psie % @rGfaap

s "Solitifen" iort9Ics isleenoe
'Siitorie ON beu i England boiotte
ucrife Sournaliit 9rafitao. SaH lao
Ell parm Somnroag i en- @oelaSe /
.Sronobiem. gn enselit Suriit tom
ino for at banoIe % Setienten ioritoo
BAN life. "a elf SrGfltao no | gu.
titeu og 6eaunote at taIe meo aunoeu.
~5a, j ct innennt Iioei 2nno. iaooe
@ualGnoeren, bar Se Del ingen Sp.
rif, JON betpSer noget2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
DseorabAp oifens
Wcniter Department.

~Eecorabs 3 cFfen"s 9irsbaessM Simmer
til bereftsr iuoebofbe Ysefitre for Ganer
% BBrn. Sbert Wsnifer toiier 10 Gents.
% @eitidinsen fenbes til NGecorabsRns
item cs man bebes benbtte ben 8Iantet
pad Guoen at bennc GpaIte. Hi bar La
get oisie Rsnftre unoeriesc at Wooes
parolere, % bet pnnftnnes. at Dc or sobe.
% lette % greie at III effer.
Waar man beiiner bisie Renitre. MAJ
mo 9lpe Nitnere, IdnI nmfrins 8rpitet
% sipet. alber for gsru 90 lnse Bigger,
% fuloitaneig abrcsie, iaalsbes at grre
De oil benz. 89r meeet foriigtig fife
at besaa nogen Sell / 8eifrinelien, sa
RsnItre life Ian oulbpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-03-06
2ope for dig, ian oil oct eiere oct al
meo oisie gdmIe.~

2ope for dig, ian oil oct eiere oct al
meo oisie gantle."
0eri innbi bun tit 2ipsoirfe aitp'
set, % gieunem ct langt SID forfilgtt
bun meb SbGroisbeb bette enc W'aal.
5or mango ibIaiot os fer Def no,
iom ON bun bar dItfor raoifal % til
fine Siber sif meset for piot, men Del
itaar Dog iffe't til at negte, at bun no.
retieSe megct til 5orbeorins al 9pin.
oens aaar. 90 naar hi bsrer. buor.
Ieoes benoes 9etrastning al StiLin-
gen ifploes itGrfe Srotrpf lige fro
@aruoommens aar, 90 tGnfer oS lioi
irto | DC gepGggrlnoe, iom oreD benbe,
faa fan pi life anbet eto beutore BEN
oes Gole Seniieter, benoes Dob og
llbboIoenbeb, % oi itemmes upilfonr'
zig til itsrre Senipnsiulobeo 90 bel
osiaa til iterre &etf9roigbeb | Dor
8eosmmeIie of beubes Brogram %
Den 8irfiombeo, iom oerpaa bar bpg'
oef.