davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
BREAKING MOTHERS HEART FOR 75c DAY,

Little josef Pasker is the son of Kschnev Jews who
heard that this is land that shelters the oppressed So
after that awful week of murder at the hands of Russian
mobs melted by Russian police, they saved money! the
father came to New York where he saved and saved and
finally sent for his wife and the baby boy josef.
When they got to New York the baby, two years DID,
was found to have scalp trouble and under the law could
not be allowed to land until cured.
80 was put in hospital and the father began saving
again to pay its board in the hospital at Is cents day
The It'll scalp did not heal very fast The IS cents day
was hard pull the poor jew but he paid it until he
pay this $l75 Seventy five a day is so much for
poor family just getting started At last became mpos
slbe to pay it. and the bill began to mount up We
spend $3OO00O000 for navy We let John d. Rookie
Teller go scot free of his $290000OO fine We can vote
each member of the house little graft of 1925 for extra
stationery But when it comes to being stuck for Is cents
day Tor babys board, to mothers heart from
breaking and to prevent tiny baby from being back
to strangers in the Jews hell Kischnev is more than
Pasker reached $SS we sent the little fellow back He is
deported. He is separated from mother and family on
account OF the sore scalp and the $8S.
Maybe the officials that did this hearess thing had TO
do it under the law. 1t Jew not that said in
law!'
Little josef Pasker will 90 back to Russia and never
feel mothers lips on his again, feel mothers
arms about him, to lOveless motheress world: and his
mother Will feel for his little form in her in the lonely
nights OF her wretched life and wonder where he u.s. what
has happened to him. who will take care of him. If he
were only dead-but he will be alive and motherless!
Mothers of America! You rose up in remonstrance
against the glove and hosiery dutes What will YOU do
donei
they be violated thusf
Evidently the who make these cruel laws have no
hearts to feel or no brains to think and pan There must
be way to avoid such horrors Mothers of America
1t deyoves you to find it Little josef Pasker only
child Of many sent back without mothers; and many
mothers are sent back without their children He may be
tender little martyr whose destruction is to awake the
hearts OF Americans to revolt against the breaking up
families by our immigration laws.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
HE HAD THE GOODS

A minister who has been doing
missionary work in India recently
returned to New York for a visit,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28

we nave TWO incidents from the current
Let look them and if there is any inference
to be drawn from them.
Incident No. There was small tariff on sugar.
The sugar trust imported great deal of it's raw sugar
through the port of New York. The government found
that the trust had for years hired to cog the scales
SO hat when trust weighed for the purpose OF
estimating the duty to be paid to the United States
eminent the scales always the trust the better of it.
The government sued the trust (when Roosevelt was
PRESIDENT, and proved how wooden plug and Bit Of
Also showed how inspectors as well as scales we're
"fxed' by the trust
The sugar trust denied it ALL when jury returned
verdict directing the payment of half million dollars
in evaded taxes it branded the sugar as perurer
as well as a cheat and thief.
Incident No. 2The steel trust has gobbed up all the
iron fields of Minnesota.
The steel trust is reapng of the richest crops in
history when with great steam shoves scoops up the
red iron ore of the Minnesota fields and ships to it's
furnaces on the lower lakes.
The farmers of Minnesota have always paid good
plump taxes their farms, but somehow the steel trust
never seemed very strong at taxpayng time.
So the Legislature of Minnesota enacted law levyng
tax OF to cents ton on all iron shipped out of the
state This happened on Friday, and things began to
happen right away.
Newspapers secretly owned and controlled bv trusts
and railroads set up terrible catter and on Sunday in
nearly every church in Duluth and similar e-shipping
cities the ministers prayed that Governor Johnson would
veto that bill to tax the steel trust.
And on Monday he did
And the steel trust saved 100000 year. or $4,000
working day. per cent interest on $iOOOOOOO or the
annual wages of some 1900 average American families
Inference No. THE only reasonable inference as to
why the parsons prayed the off the steel trust
that the parsons knowing of the sugar trust matter felt
that, instead of equalzng taxes the law would merely
cause the steel trust to lie, cheat and steal So to ode
liver us from temptation and prevent the steel trust
from SHINING, they prayed for Veto
Inference No. THAT prayer is eficacous.
These two differences exclude any consideration as to
the influence the steel trust newspapers and lobbyists
may have had Governor johnson; also the effect his
action may have on his presidential aspirations in 1872
though few more such vetoes will certainly mark him as
q real safe and saner.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
MERELY TO OBLIGE.

Three doctors were operating on
a man for appendicitis. After the
operation was completed one of
the doctors missed a small sponge.
The patient was reopened, the
sponge found within. and the man
sewed up again. Immediately the
second doctor missed needle
Again the patient was opened and
closed. Then the third doctor miss
ed pair of scissors. Gentlemen"
said the victim as they were about
to open him up again, 'for heaven S
sake, if you're going to Keep this
up, put buttons on me-" Ait
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28

according to Success Magazine. He
was a guest at well known hotel,
where everything pleased him ex-
cept the absence of the very torrid
sauces and spices to which he had
become accustomed in the Far
East. Fortunately, he had brought
with him a supply of his favorite
condiments, and by arranging with
the head waiter these were placed
on his table. One day another
guest saw the appetizing bottle on
his neighbours table and asked the
waiter to give him some of that
sauce"
I'm sorry, SIR" said the waiter,
but it is the private property of
this gentleman" The minister
however, overheard the others re-
quest, and told the waiter to pass
the bottle.
The stranger poured some of the
mixture on his meat and took lib
eral mouthful. After moment he
turned with tears in his eyes to
the minister.
You're a minister of the
gospel?"
Yes, sir"
And you preach hell and damna-
tom"
Yes" admitted the minister.
"Well, you're the first minister
l ever met who carried samples!"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
IT DIDN'T WORK.

AS Jones wendell his uncertain
way homeward he .pondered ways
of concealing his condition from
his wife. 'I'll go home and read,
he decided. Whoever heard OF a
drunken man reading book?'
Later Mrs. Jones heard a noise
in the library. What in the world
are you doing in there?" she asked.
Reading, my dear Jones re-
piled. cheerfully.
You old idiot!' she said, scorn-
fully, as she looked in at the
library door, "shut up that valise
and come to bed"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

9Th man who
has most fun
plannin' a day
off is the one
who's allus too
busy ter take
it."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28

Any OF you ever private sec
retary?
Fine job that. Nothing to do
but help your boss watch you
work.
He dictates to you and you put
it down. That's different from be-
ing married. Your wife dictates to
you and you put up with it.
AS a private secretary you have
to know everything, until the first
thing you know you know too
much, but you have to know
enough not to know anything.
Then you know as much as the
boss does.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
AHC p a

One day / asked my boss to
give me a higher salary. So he
made me walk up to the tenth floor
to get 1t.
He said he'd put 1t even higher
If | wasn't too weary.
Another thing he did-he made
me press his trousers in the let
ter press. One time / took them
out and mailed them by mistake
to man we'd been dunning. The
man wrote back and said he
hadn't expected us to start suit so
soon.
e, He used to smoke cigars, he
did, and blow the smoke in my
face. | didn't mind that when
they were good cigars, only he
made me take deep breathing ex-
| ercises to keep the room clear OF
smoke.
Whenever he'd want to say
something private over the tele
phone he'd make me stick my head
in bucket of water, so l couldn't
hear. Sometimes he'd talk so long
Id get peevish in there. So he let
me have a little rockery in the
bucket, like the goldfish have.
That kept me amused, and him,
too.
Be he was very good to me.
When | quit he gave me a letter
of recommendation He recon-
mended me to try for job curry
ing off sea horses in the aquarium.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
FAITHFUL TO TRUST

"Cordelia," ordered the teacher
throw that gum in the waste
basket"
The pupils face grew scarlet,
but she did not stir.
''If you do not put that gum in
the waste basket Immediately
will send you out of the room,
said the teacher gravely.
The girl walked reluctantly to
the desk. Il can't teacher" she
confessed; fits mas gum an she'll
lick me if l come home without it. y
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28

housekeeping days make men
Wish they weren't wed,
(And their helpmeets also, when
All is done and said)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
VERY, VERY SHOCKING
nv United Press)

The fair young debutante was
surrounded by an admiring crowd
of officers at the colonels ball.
Mama was standing nearby, smil-
ing complacently at her daughters
social success. The discussion was
over the quarrel of the day before
between two brother officers.
What was the casus-belli?' ask
ed the fair debutante.
Maud" exclaimed mama, in a
shocked voice, How often have |
told to you to mention stomach?'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
BOUND TO COME OUT

An elderly farmer up in Maine
lost his wife, and his nephew was
taking the old man back to the
empty farmhouse.
"Well," said the old man after a
long silence, "forty-six years. | sup.
pose she was a good wife to me.
She was a good cook and a good
housekeeper, and she kept me we'll
redd up, but, do you know" he
added, 81 never liked her"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28

Monsieuf-You Americans, you
drink ever'sing backward.
Mister-How is that?
Monsieur-Why, you drink re
whiskee-she is strong. You pour
in water to max her weak. Zen
you put in sugar to max her sweet,
and lemon to max her sour. Zen,
last you say Here's to you," and
VOLTA, you drink her yourself.
One of those lynched Texan cat
tie kings is described as having
stood high at home. He also occu-
pied a high position in Oklahoma.
but he was not standing.
The absent are always wrong.
is an old French proyerb, which is
still good.
Another fly that will be both
ersome this summer is the pop-up
fly that retires the side.
Secretary Wilson would console
us by citing that the only man who
ever made asuccessful wheat cor
ner was Joseph. These modern
corners may not be successful, y
but they jolt the consumer just as
hard, Mr.. Wilson.
Goodby is a corruption of God
be with you.
Folding bed has claimed another
victim. Some folding beds would
make lovely bear traps.
The big game in Africa will
please to remember that it is going
to be killed solely in the spirit of a
naturalist.
housekeeping days make men
Wish they weren't wed,
(And their helpmeets also, when
All is done and said)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28

statement of expenses yesterday
evening, placing his entire dis
bursements for endeavors to win
public favor in his racef or the
council at $14,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
PLuckED CROWS COAT.

While w. E. Grow of the crema-
tory department was spellbound
with Gregg's and Chinault's fancy
twists, Casey's clever. steals and
Altman's eros, out at Recreation
park yesterday afternoon, some
chilly guy piked off with his over
coat. Crow got warmed up roofing
for the home team and didn't need
his coat till the game was over,
though. The police are looking
around through the pawn shops
and second hand stores for the gar
ment today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
INCIDENTS AND INFERENCES.

We have two incidents from the current news
Let's look them and if there is any inference
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-04-28
HAlTERS HALTED LONG.

John Halters is another belated
fller of campaign expenses to hsow
up at the city clerks office after
the othe rfellows' bills are nearly
Halters filed his sworn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
POI 2lleer.

s en- IiSen Scmmeritile oe0 @re6,
ben al Gortb Riper, ct Stpffe open'
for 9pen Roumoro / Staten @oib'
ington Dor en- QontmeI Some UeG
gtauu Wrs. Muuo WcGonaI0 aIene
meo lin aooptioNotter.
Mrs. WcGonoIO antages at bore
en- al De UIoite, fouife Den ploite mt
leoenoe &pinhe / 2anbet, ibet bun
oenne Ioaneo fpIote tit 117oe aar.
gun er fsot ocO Rreoben Of Suoion,
flooen / 1892 % fan iaaIebeS goSt
min6es 8oibingtonS DOB. Sun lao
ogioa 5uItous feritc 9ampbaao pao
oens Sllr opno SuOioniloben.
Gun miuoes mco SpoeIigbeo ole
geaipenbeSer mOer arieen / 1912
iuaoeI Tom ale andre biitoriife 9e,
gipenbeSer, Ser bar funbet Ste6 Der
I lanoet iioen oen Gio.
Sun er troSs fin bsie sIIber irerr'
oeles raft og rsria, arbeiber bier
Tag / fin title Saoe % pasier fine
Sons og en- So.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
1--WE Sfireforoer.

ge0 Set aorIige Sfireno / Gbip.
perpa Sails, 3is, Ben 2ioe os. bIcu
fife aleue oen umerifduife Sopreforo,
1872 1oo, men ogiaa 8erOensrefor.
Ben, 1876 800, ilaaet Sen iioitnRpnte
Reforo al Oscar Gunoerion. Gbippe.
ua sails, meo ct sop paa 1873 500.
Gen nmertfauife ReforO bleu iInaet
al life frrre emo ier ui 1eItdaerre |
Renoet, ueuIig al Soaei Setmes.
tueOt. Gau GIaire, i2S 300. Oscar
@unOeriou, Chippewa sails. t26
500. % al Ole 9. Sonnum, Rinre.
apoIis. anute SeIInno, Gbtppetpa
Sails, Sagbart 2uuo, Gbipperd
sails, og Ole Rangietb, GoIeraine,
Wnn., bUer 1875 600.
SuguaIo SeuOricfion. Can 6laire.
8is., brsO cen amsrifaHife Soprt.
for0 iur Gutter meo ct sop pao t0i
500.
@un0er'on er iuuIeoeS M Snoe.
hauer AT baoSe oeu amerifanife %
gerOenSreturoen for Sfibcouing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Japans Petition.

Gen iapaneiife Statsmtniiter,
Warfi aatiura, % llbenrigsminiite'
rem 8reb aomuraN bar / ct til 8oib,
inston teIegrofcret Snterpierp mel
Srancis g. 2oomis, be 5orenebe Sta
tiers 8eneralfommisiGr peb ben paa'
tRnfte DEMONSTRATING | Eofpo, for
fIoret Sapans 8oiitiou meo Senipr
til De SopebipsrgsmaaI, iom fortioer
beIfi9ftiper begse 2dnoes Regierin.
ger oa SoIf anguaenbe beres gienii'
biae SorboIb til b~inauben.
aiernen I SorfIarinsen er, of So
pan snIfer Sreo, ii9r meo be Sore
neoe Stdter; at inseu Iofale ai9sIe'
rier bill faa COP til of iuRffe bet be-
Itaaen6e penifabeIiae SorboIo. So
paneferne fsler, at be ifpIoer be Sor'
enoe Stater meget, % De paafienner
/ bsi @rao ben Snteresie, iom bette
.9anb oItiS bar taget | beres BelfRrb
De iapdneiiife aittoriteter iseer
paa enbper mulig Raaoe at mooar'
beiSe ubponSringen til De Soreneot
Stater, cg isaer | goo Gro at eiter'
lepe cperensfomiten ON at begrRnit
uoponbringen. ale ben ~iapnneiiifI
Rcgierinas nnrpGrenoe 9Ianer saal
no paa at Ieoe uoponbrngsftrsm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Ruoomis er iiffer.

Gen ganIe ruSiiife 6lpgtuiue
GbriItian Ruoomits, iom DC rusiiife
Mpnbiebeoer bar icrIougt uoleperet
.paa anflose for at bare mproet, eler
oeltoget | Worbet pna en- Woito %
Some % beres gifte Cater / @lluer.
neulentet GurIouo, oil life blt uoIe.
peret. De ru8itife WtDuoigbeoers
sInOragenbe ON en- lloIcoerin9Sorore
er nemIig / 0iSIe Sage ofilooet
al Observation-Disclosures al ben
@runo, at oct al De anitiucoe timber.
isgelier bar fremgoaet, at oct boocb.
IuaeIi9 bar al poIittife Senipn be
sniteoe at faa 6ingrene t BAN.
Saaen bar ppret @ienitdno for
LANCE oipIomotiife llnbcrbnuoIinger
% bar ppret fulgt meo SpmGrfiOm.
beo | pioe are0ie.
Ruoomit5 epboloer fig iorttocn /
Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
SoreeIie SranouIYffe.

On en- ifrGffeIis llIoffe meSoeIes
ira MoutreoI, CANADA, loet ire unge
bigger | AIoeren ira 8 til rs aar,
aIle 9etre al ". 6. Stdtf, Gireftsr
% Snsiercr / @cl Telephone Gom.
PAM al Canada, omfom I Ell SIDE.
brand, iom Iogoc GaoercuS 9oItg |
aite.
MoSercu % to andre Istre Ipffe.
oes oct at reooe iie no, men bIep iua
forbrpnOte, at oe mootte brin9eS til
SoipttaIct huor Sc MI beiiuoer fla /
et mcget frttiif SiIitano,
Gen GI0Ite al Sc omfomne Bigger,
bcu t6.nurtge Beatrice, bar oct ogiaa
lpffeOes at fomme no I Siffcrbe6.
men GA bun bertc at Sc TO prgre
Ssitrc life bnuoe fnlat benbe, pen6te
bun after tuo / oct brGuoenoe aus.
bnor bun rtmeIigpiS bleu fuuIt al Hs.
uer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
ct morfeIi9t Samtref.

SIaqifibet "Naiuc" anfom Sen
25oe IS. pao Sapano Sapn / auIeOs
ming Snuualrratioren al GuboS me
GrGit0ent, @eu. Sole Nliguel Comes.
90 ct mGrreIiat Somtrpf moa
set tel toIoeS, at SIapifibets glu'
fomit inotroi netop pou aursoogen
for oct garrIe "DtniueS" Infomit oio
poa lin itipbucipangre WiSiion for
dffurnt fl Iur iibeu. ga life oct
alene; oct anfom life olene netop pnn
iamme Tag, men nsiagtig famine
GtO pna Iugcn, Tom oct gamle
Blaine" iCile6c inc poa Saouer ocrt
25oe Saruor 1898. neruIi9 al. fl
ON 6ormi6Oogen.
Set me Blaine" Ie~oiaaeoeS al
Slngifib,t "Mi8ii8iippi", % oc Git
tiIanfcrS frn uoale foo b%unore0e
CARDS ira oct SteO, buor oct gnrnle
"Moine" iprGngtes iiGnt oeu lobe
Tcbrtiar 1908.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Sfibsulyffe.
Sampifibet "Repnblie" al 8bite Sta,
2injrn bpret iiGnt.
sDp Wenmeifer otnfotnmc.

@bite Star.2iniens 9antpifif
"GepubIic" iom tiblig 2sr6ogs Weor'
gen / en- tpt Cage iteote iumner
me6 oet itaIienife Camper "Slo'
riOa" uoenfor Rantucfet, er 2srbaa
Gftermio0og unoer Sorisget paa al
fna BET bneierct / Sapn iunfet | Sa'
bet / IarbeSen of No 0tans Sano,
ner Gen Wartbos 8ineparb, uben'
for apiten Of Wasiaduietts.
Sfibets &aptein % 8eiGtniuo
tIep reoSeoe / iioite EiebIif.
Dets Sunoreber al gasia9erer
bIep umibbelbart efter Sammenite'
oct nteb "Sloribu" brogte ombore
poa bette, Ser Ii6en eler ingen Sfo-
De baobe taget, og ienere ooerfbrte til
8bite Star 2iuiens 0ompifib "gal'
tic, Ser por paa Reiie til Rep gorf.
20 af 8osia9ererue poa "Re'
public" og fire Marto al "6lorioo"s
@eietning miitebe 2ipet peo Gam
menitgoet, og TO anbre GoSiogerer
ffaoeoeS. Gen enc al Be brpbte Ras'
ioderer bar en- Wrs. q. 2pnh fra
@oston, @dis, os ben anoen Us. S.
NtooneD ira 2ansoon, q. 9af. 3e
TO t%ilifobetomne bar G. Spnd fra
goston og @rs. 8. s. Iurpbp ira
@ronb SORTS, y. 0of.
Der Muorep, Der iantttet meo lin
S1tItru bar paa @etie til Spoeltropd,
por @rpiibert al GapuIier Gulntp
Rotional 8anf / Son9bon g. 9af.
Son efterloSer fig, foruben fin SUI
Ttrlt, Ser Iaoer til at bare fommet
rifaot fra BET, en- Ssn Tom o9iaa er
I ganfforretning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Rlubberne o9
Sr0noeptnsretten

Com SsIge al en- al Ninneiotn
Ssieiteret ofgioet aienbeIie onb at
~iociaIe aIubber, / GiQbeb meo nImiu.
beige SaIooner, mna betoIe ben lou.
beitemte oarIise afgiit for Retten
l"2icenie") til at iGlge 6eruien6e
9riffe til fine MaeoIemmer, bar
~reiuIteret l. at nHiten iamtIige alu6.
Der | 5biaingbperne, bpor en- innonn
"2icenie" foiter $1,000 ON gnret.
Dor iluttet meo Salset. oeri6lanot
OSin Club | Rinneapolis og Roroen
Club | ct Roul.
Ter ifal ogiaa pRre SnnSipnIig.
beb for, at monae Of De minore alub.
Der piI opbsre at ertftere. oa Den or.
oin9re aontinsent life er tiIitrgfte.
Zig til at betaIe be lsbenbe ubgiiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Reiien til panama.

Zen npbaIete grpiioent, %. 8.
Sait, er oen 25oe oS.. Ieoiaget al lin
Suitrn 90 ct antal fremitanenoe Gi'
p~iIingenisrer tiItraaSte lin bebiioeoe
8eiie til gannmaeioet mee 9rpoie-
rem "Rortb Carolina. Retien al.
Tluttes | Rep Orleans oen 15oe Sc
britdr.
9na Siemttren bill Rr. 9aft %
5slge ca. 100 Til uoenior Reru Or.
leans bIi taaet omboro paa Spei-
oertrpSierne "girminsbdm~ os ga.
lem oe brast opab Nisiisiippiflo.
oens Plumbing til Gew Orleans.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
en- "6iftias".
Sr. SGrueD &ileg's gutorittt ruffes
al Sasfgnois..
SIcmt Tor @iIcD.

Zen piNen., ior life at iiae Der.
oenSbersmte aemiter, DR.. Saroep
". &tIep, Gbef for 2anobruasSe.
partctncntets teniiitc gurenl, er ioaa
en- Hagen RanS. ioct Benzoate Of
Soda (ben5oiurt Rutron) uf oen az
FrTlioeut RooielpcIt neoiotte ge.
ocmmelie@fonmli5iiou er erfIGret Tor
abiolut uifaoeliet for S~moDeOen,
mems oen IQroe Goftor meo Rab
% 0Ier me0 Wlln0 OF Sen
boooc f~orieatet, at oct life aIene uar
ifabeIiat men oiitigt.
DIR. 8iIep or en- Of 6e beoit doer.
trrcoc MpnS / ofieutlig Sitting |
2droet, og far / Ell Slarrpffe ppret
bctraatet ior oen oifentIi1e Suno.
bcoS ppperite apoitel. Sans llota.
IeIicr % NieninGer ON innitGre
SperaSmuaI or blepue ro6aiunereoe
cper oct eauIfe 2ano, oa hans be.
rsmtte "Eoiion SquaS" bar tiltruf.
fet tia GpmrrfionbeSen belle gerocn
oper.
aIbriq | III 2io Far DR.. 8ircp pr.
ret iifrere / fin Gag eto meS Sttipn
iii settle "@ensodtc". Spsrgsmaul.
San hap6c foreta8et Iange % grim.
Sige grperilucnter meo set poa fin
"Voiion SquoS" pg bar gienuen
oiSic fomntet iii Scn uroffelige Gner.
bepisnina, at oct bar aiftboIoigt og
maotte buuIpies fra oIcildes Ssoe.
ermer. Sans Rerom6 Tom @ioen.
ifubsmauo ltoo poa Spil 49, % 'aa
fommer MI fire andre errtninente
ESTABLISHMENT o. erfIGrer offent.
IiNt og oiiicieIt. al bon bar taget ob.
iolut fell.
Observation-Disclosures beitoo
al DR.. Sra Renicn. P~rPiiSert for
sSobus Sopfins llniperIitet; Rusien
6. 'Ghittenoeu. 7iretter for ben BIZ
oenifobeIiqe aiNelirq peo Dale ltri.
p~eriitet og GrofeSior inIioIogiif 8e-
mi, Sobr g. Gong, ErofeSlor ! &c.
mi pco 9torthmeitern l~lniperiitct |
G6icugo, OF 6. q. Serter, Broiesior
/ ipiiolcaiif Semi ueb College Of
G6pittou5 auo Dungeons | Hetu
Dorf,
Observation-Disclosures 9ien.
ScIie betuoer, at @eu8cote OF
Spoo on mSre natroniure Teri.
rata bill finre onoen6es iom Bro.
icrbatiuer pco 5ilpirfninaeu AZ
Te0cparrr. 9er5odte Of Sooa bar
pdrct urhcnSt | en- WGrgSe forifiel'
Iiac Ss0eemner, huis Silpirfere life
bor oiit tit nrnlc Rnoh, hrorbor De
ifulOe flare iia oct iorilben. Seret.
Ter bebGucr irioIertiS aouirmienter.
ne life lPrgere at bIi iorifrrtfeoe.
ON De oaa Qiauetterne pdd line
"Gatiup" SluiFer ifitISe foume til at
lQie, al SnSbolSet inSehoIoer en- ii.
enoe0e[ AZ 1 grocert "9enjoate 81
Soda.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-29
Silferiitrioen enot.

Otter mango og Idrgpartge Son.
%ferencer er Ger / Ranoags opt,aaet
Ell Sperensfomit meIlem Stdtsmini.
tier Root og IeprGientarter for ben
brittle % fauaotife Regierine oeo.
rerenbe Den Iangoarige Strio ON
Acknowledgements paa Ietp 6ounb.
lambs. gmferne. SfsIse Sberers.
fomIten, Der er affattet | Sorm al en-
Srnftnt, ifaI Spsrgsmaalet benpi.
ies til @oIogiftsretteu | Sodg, bois
Dom ifal bore binbenbe og afgie.
ren6e.