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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02
Base Ball.

At Cleveland-Cleveland 3. Boston 10.
At Detroit-Detroit 2, Philadelphia 0.
At Buffalo-Buffalo 2, Providence 0.
The following is the standing of the leagu
games up to date
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02
MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL.

AZ annual meeting of the corporation will De heo
nj CLOCK in the afternoon of Tuesday, the l4th Gay
Ep pcooer. 1884, in the reception room in the City
t In Portland for the purpose of electing ofhcers
Snse ne ensuing year, and OF transactng such other
ihs ss ness as may legally be presented. By order ol
'"s directors. T. r. BARRETT, Sec'y.
f0f'iand, Sept. 20, 1884. sep2sdtd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02

The effects after taking Adamson's Botsn-
ic Balsam are a soothing and controlling
influence over any cough OF cold, promoting
rest, allaying the tickling sensation in the
throat, and causing healthy expectorstion.
shpt23+&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02
Laconia & Lake village water Works.

TILroS, N. H., Oct /.
The interest of the Laconia Lake Village
Water Works commenced today, the engineer
making his first appearance on Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02

Of Pyle's Pearline Washing Compound is the
millions Of packages sold every year, and
sales steadily increasing in spite Of the
numerous poor limitations. sept30d&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02
Burned Out.

CAsTINE, Oct. l.
The interior of Moses Gray's house burned
Wednesday morning al Cas.ine; loss $500,
insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02

War Department, \ =
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 2.-IA. NJ.
For New England and Middle States,
slightly cooler fair weather. northeasterIy
winds, becoming variable; higher barometer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.
War Denartment

Indications for the Next "a Hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-10-02
HOPE for the DEAF

nnSiCHOLSON'S Improved Artthcial EAn
DRUMS. The only sure, easy, and unseen device
eseu TO permanen ntly restore hearing. Recommenneo
~ scientific men of Europe and America. ru Mr1e
I ST I ree Illustrated descriptive book to h: MIN
otSoN, Murray ST., New York. sepd2o&wty
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

At Lake George the water is so clear
and the sand at the bottom so clean
that the depth a be appreciated, and
the ease of drowning is apparent there.
A mother of a ~six-year-old boy, while
averse to denying to him the pleasure
Of boating, sought to rob it of it's perils.
She said to herself that he would be
safe if he couldn't fall overheard; and
80, having set him carefully in the ex-
act centre of the broadcast seat in the
craft, she fastened him down by driv-
ing a series Of tacks through the slack
of his trousers. Having thus satisfied
herself Of his security, she returned to
her favorite book and corner Of the pi-
azza. Soon there arose an cutlery that
a boat had capsized in the lake. The
scream with which she received the
news was quite %articulate. 1t called
frantically for a tack hammer with
which to arm the man who should dive
for her boy. "Gracious me-" she re-
marked, after the alarm was found to
have been b~aseless:" Il guess my inven-
tive genius isn't comprehensive enough
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
Building a Straw Stack.

The two important points in the
building Of a stack Of straw is to keep
the middle full and tramped solid. I'm
less this is done the settling OF the
stack will make the middle, which
bears the greater weight, so low that
the outside straw will slant downwards
toward the center Of the stack, which
will SPOIL and with poor hands it is
next to impossible to have the middle
of the stack rightly treated; they will
stand and allow the outside of the stack
to be built up around them and loose
straw to accumulate, until they are in
q hole up to their waists, thenthey will
put a few fork fplls of straw in this
hole to stand upon and go to work
again. Those whose work is to move
the straw back to the stackers should
stack the middle also; and to do this
properly they must keep moving back
and forth over it. These men should
change positions every half hour, the
one farthest from the machine taking
the place Of the m at the straw carri-
er, allowing all to move back mt posi-
ton. AS the nearer the machine a po-
sition is the harder it is, unless the
men change positions some will have
to work much harder than others. For
feed the most valuable part is the chaff,
and a large accumulation Of this will
be found under the straw carrier; it
will pay to make a pen Of fence rails,
put the chaff in the. pen, and cover it
with a roof of boards or straw; if left
at the end Of the stack it Is the first
thinr to snnil Form and Carbon
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
Mr.. Raymond's Position,

The following telegram from John
B. Raymond to the Press and Dakota
ian. shows how Mr.. Raymond stands
on the important questions Of division
and admission: i.
l always have been, am now, and ev-
er shall be fol. division and statehood,
and know Of no citizen of North Dako-
Ia who does not earnestly desire it or
who has notkindly feelings for South
Dakota, except the capital crowd in
Bismarck who have opposed it. I would
not accept a nomination instructed
against division, and | deem it Of SO
much Importance to not only Dakota,
but to the whole Northwest and the
Republican party, thatI would sacrifice
all other measures and my position in
congress to secure it.
.,,. JNO. B. RAYMOND.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
Mrs. Foster on St. John.

lnter-Ocean:-A few weeks ago
Francis Murphy, the eminent temper
ance worker, came out very strongly
against the movement headed by st.
John. He saw in it an injury to the
cause to which his lifeis devoted. His
idea was that 1T could not promote pro-
hibition, but would on the contrary
giveit a setback. He gave his reasons,
and these have been unanswered, be-
cause they are unanswerable. And
now another worker in the same cause,
Mrs. Foster, Of Iowa, is out in a letter
giving reasons why Prohibitionists
should not support st. John. She has
d National reputation for service in
the cause of prohibition, and is entitled
to be heard on the subject, especially
by the members of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union and those who
sympathize with that organization.
The primary objection raised by Mrs.
Foster is that the prohibition of the
liquor traffic is a State and not a Ma
tional issue, from the very nature of
our government. This point is well
taken,N and its logic is irresistible.
Herein prohibition and abolition sharp
~ contrast. She pays a tribute of re-
spect to the motive of st. John, but
d%eprecates his course as hurtful to the
cause Of temperance.
This much in the letter applies equal
ly to Republicans and Democrats, but
Mrs. Foster does not conceal her decid-
ed preference for Mr.. Blaine. She says:
Having been chosen by the Nation
Union superintendent Of the Depart
ment of Legislative work and petitions,
l must keep myself free from partisan
ship. AS an individual l can not and
smothermy convictions. Either James
G. Blaine or Grover Cleveland will be
President Of these United States; as
between them I do not see how any
Christian voter can hesitate. Writing
as l do from this city Of Buffalo, where
Cleyeland's home is-no, where helives,
he has no home-I do not hesitate to
say, as for me and mine, let it be the
true husband, the honest father, the
home man-James G. Blaine.
This is the view which any noble
woman would naturally take, whatever
her partisan bias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
CH'cAeo,
MILWAUKEE,
& ST. paul

1t owns and operates over q ,5OO miles of ro,,
in Northern Illinois, Wisconsin. Minnesota -
wa and Dakota; and as its main lines, branche",
and connections reach all the great business Con
tres of the Northwest and Far West. 1t nat,raii
ly answers the description Of short line, and h eu
route between
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul IL MINNEAPOLIS
Chicago, Milwaukee, Lacrosse and Winona.
Chicago, Milwaukee. Aberdeen and Ellendale
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and Saltwater
Chicago, Milwaukee, Wausau and Merrill.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam and Oshkosh
Chicago, Milwaukee, Wankesha 4 Oconomowoc
Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison & Prairie du Chies
Chicago, Milwaukee, OWatOnna and Faribault.:
Chicago, Beloit. Janesvitfe and Mineral Point.
Chicago, Elgin, Rockford and Dubuque.
Chicago. Clinton, Rock Island and Cedar Rand,
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha. =
Chicago, Sioux City, Sioux Falls and Yankton.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Mitchell and Chamberlain
Rock Island, Dubuque, st. Paul & Minneapolis
Davenport, Calmar. st. Paul and Minneapolis
Pullman Sleepers and the Finest Dining Car
IN the world are run on the main lines of IN.
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway. anf
every attention is paid+to passengers by co,lrf2
Gus employees OF the Company. y
s. s. MERRILL. A.V. H. CARPENTER
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. and Tiki. Art
J. r. CLARK, GEO. II. HEAFFORD
Gen. supt. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

A Dutchman lately bought a kitchen
stove in Paris at an enormous price.
When the stove had to be fixed, after a
long journey to Rotterdam, the manu-
facturer who was intrusted with that
task declared the stove to be one that
had been made in his own factory.
The Dutchman, nothing daunted, point
ed to the French trade mark, but was
~undeceived when, after removing the
iron mask, the metal trade mark of the
Dutch mannfactnre1 apDeayc2
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

WSE for chances to increase Il their earn.
ings, and in time becomewealthy,
those who do not improve then opportunities re.
maiiu IN poverty. We offer a great chance to
make money. We antmany men. Women, bows
and girls to work for us rightin their own local
ties: Any one can Z do the work properly from
the first start. The business will pay more than
nished free. No one who engages fails to make
money hsy rap, RAPIDLY hr o You can a devote your whole time
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20

MetcoritcnenL iOm iaIot paa Gpsuos
bar / noSIe Oase uGret ubitiatt pau
ben t~etniife SfOIe | Bergen, os ital
M afienoss til llniueriitetet, buor ben
ifal ppbeuGres. Der CT tim Ell @an0
tiolisere fuuSst en- Meteorlcn | Rorge,
boilten faIbt | Sti. Den GIore Stsr
fra Sfi Ct iuiolsrtib meset minbre sn6
lpsnGsitenen, Or. 0ieitlanb bur 5Or:
tiensiten al, at beuue marfetise Stsi
bIeu / 9anbst, Den iattise &one, ION
fan6t Stsnsn, bolbt uemlis paa al
iGIss ben for 10 Sr. til en- SpetlIIant,
os !Sanbelsn par n9iten iaa sobt ION
u%iiluttet, ba bun fit SuiuI, ON bet pal
rigti9t at brine 9anbel meb ct laabant
Oirettc 0immeIbu ben a faIber net
meaem be99e 9uisne | 8aarbsn. 0O
Der imipIertip bIsp giDet ct Sub al %
6roner, tom 6oneu paaitp | Suiul.
Or. @jeltlane fit imiSlertib Stener
6orparin9 os ousr!oo 6en msb 0.Go,
til ll%niusrftete sfter ct 9rofesiur &ier:
ult Os Gr. Gui9 Iis,iom 6OrmanS
Oct atabemiife 6oIesium 8roiesio,
SdOnbers bauSe t~slesrafsret sfttr ben
Ronen bar iom @aus fact 100 Gro:
net for Ben Of llniusrftct, re- Der e,
upT5t til, at gun Pal faa naget mere.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20
On flor politiif Samuenfomft

fanbt iibIte SHSbag Steb | Stcger6
sail, iost bet ncmIis 9ialbt for bet re-
pubIifarifs Sarti at nomincre fra bet
4be 0iitritt en- Repreientant til Gons
srssien. Suert County a mssst pei
repreieuteret, % bet Tom M an paa,
buiIfen mo piIbe feyeirGffe at be 4
aanbiSater, Iom buppe fremitiuet Jig til
oeme gpit. Osres giavHe vat: d.
6. 0ecrins fra Mit6sI County, IS.
&. Suuer fra 6upette Co., Z. upbs'
grail ira 6laptun So. cs Sobn M'
Susb at Sowarb So.
s Se9pnbeIien iaa bet no, iom ON
Scr. Sserins par zen itGrteite, men
pe5 San aOSe Ballot baube Scr. 6uIle'
fuI6itanbis MajOritst, EpcrIor ban en-
i~fenntis nominsreoes. Da ban | osv
a~nlepnins fr~emfalbtss, bolbt ban c,
Gale til Soriamlinsen. Mr. Suuer c,
en- ~iorboIbsuis pnsre Suriit. eiter bpat
Der iises, nisb tor Spstisbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20

Stebet for at imore 9aler, uentte
6ornene imo6 bam og foretog iaa ra'
fen6e angreb mob BAN, at Wanben
ifvnbIomit f~oretrat at bptte 9toae meb
gnftsu. scr par set Sutten, Der LOB,
M par BET Mdnoeu, ter FOG @encns
paa Nntten, bet beoite ban bauoe IGrt.
6olfui9t of oct raienbe Opr naasce
ban Soguen, os piOitebe paa 9eifene
al ale 6rqfter. anfomulen til Stos
pen f~ortalte ban, tiIiSIet iom ban par
fra Cuerit til nsberit, fit sgUentpr meb
Ben gale Suf til SfoUfOSOen, os bsune
meb6elte 6a, al ban | be iiOife 9age
5ap6e lagt Mgrte til at to &aabutte
bapbe tjampet meO Binanben msget neos
bolrenbe, % ban f~otmoOsbe ba, at ben
omtaIte @ut of ben poIoiomms 8amp
bauSe tGget Sfabe paa 9iGrnsn, brill
let life par uuIminoeIi9t. Stoufogbsa
fit MI ggsisn fat, o8 efter nosen Ses
gen fanOt ban ben gale @ut % nsOs
lagbe ben,
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20
MOSidenS Ectszgaa


ON uofjentnins at 81 toni fsrit op
for Suffice Gone, men bIeu fpttet fes
mere . e til Suffice Woris, ba 2lobifen
os bans @buofatsr Der msnte at faa en-
mere uPhrtiit aisubsIie. Sl.llSiaIsst
par / fulb Sang, mebsnS Yrocesieu fob
paa, oS ben uarete belt til Srebas, ba
Mr. Moris erfiarsoe fig / Suerenss
itemmelie meb ISbitens Mobpart. Corr
bag fonfiferebe iaa Sberiif 2anseIanb
bet 81, iom fanbtes / rlbialsssS tebet,
os fiben ben Glib bar bet paret lutfet.
Iu ifaI Sasen inoappsleres for Oi.
ftrictssO cmmer 9atd, os &pstet uiIoe
pibe, at ban allerebe ifuIbe fomme op
M ! Manbass; ri bar imibIertiS enos
M life bort, at ban er tommen.
Oet foriitres, at Snsen uiIbs baft
gtoset at iise, ON 9Ist Bar bIeuen iolst
ub ira Srpsseriet, buor bet par tiIuirs
fet, men at Ibbidens 6orsaaelle er ben,
at ban | Secorab Sp aabnebe ct llbs
iaIs for fin Sare; bette par, Tom bet CT
"at beiie BET forte Stag" Scr. abs
biten er en- uus Manb, ipm at aIbre
os bpstise abprfater baubs faaet Bet
8aao, at ban trpst tunbe siOre bet.
Oa en- afietnins Of Bet 81, ban baubs
paa Saunben, par en- SelfGrSssS sag for
bam, iulste ban fine &aabsiuere i9ptt
Og SpnSt, Roset, iom ban usl fom-
uer til at ansre os bprt betaIe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20
SmaapInf.

6lpoe : Yriien er uforanbret, nemlio
Is Gts. pr. CONNIE.
Wr. Dan Sbea, SfoIesS uperinteu:
bent for @inneibeit County bar, til Set.
teIie for be uorbenbe 2arere, bsitemt al
piue afboloe ben beorbrebe Examination
paa fo~rifieuiss Stebsr / Gountiet, lao.
Oecorab 2sSe, 29Se os sote 9usuif.
Burr DAT 24be, 25Se os 26be Septbr.
@aImar lite, 2ben os 3bie OCTOBER.
DEBORAH 25be, 26Se % 27be OCTOBER.
girs. Strons, fpSt 9omsu, Or.
Stronss 9nitru, er afeaeet peb 9pSsn.
eiseIebes Mrs. 81. 6rsnibam, 0abemes
tier 6renibams sGstefaus.
= Com bet nil erinbres bleu uplia
en- Del Sin os ct ubetpbeIist &pantum
fonfiiteret | $. 8. So,berss
Drugs Store. Senne Sag er nu | al
StiIbeb orbnet; Scr. SoIbsrs BAR faaet
Sinen til6a9s % opbeuarer ben | fin
&ieIbsr, mebens ban os Sbes
! 6aaesffab branbte Spirituien
'aa Sisrntt peb Gourtbujet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20
6unaro TenpRibet '|itms
bria''s Sobct al StabcIcn.

gHbHu ct fpSeube BaIabs pil inur:
bIiue ipist til ben samIe fore @unaroi
9iniss 6laabs, buiItet bIiuer bet iypen.
be npe inosn 10 aar.
"llnbria" sr bet FORTE Sfib, iom
er bpasst on the Clyde, os er bet traf:
tigite / 8erben. Oct mailer $40 FOB
/ 9ausben, os bar en- grebos at gieIs
Ter at 81 Sob, os en- 0pboe at 40
Sob. Oets belle eaiterum er 5000
Cons. Oct er bpsset al Staal, al
bet met ubm9rtees Qrbeibe, os forz
usntes at blius bet burti9its Glib iom
eriitsrer. Oets Waitinsr pil, naar
Sfi6st sr | Sssn, uiis Zig a! oare |
gsiibosIis af -, 800 Gefietroft.
Der sr blsDsn anpsnbt ierbeIes Sms
bu pes Mobeleriu9en of "llmbria" for
at fire ben itsrit muIise Sitterbsb poo
Ssen, os bet sr unsou noist at iise, at
Der oil ~forefinoes uopertrufus Betuems
meIi95eoer for ale &lasier al Yasias
ssrer. Stibe;s 9sben af StabeIen fos
resit msb iGrseIes 9slb, og bIeu ouer=
uarst AZ Euhnbsr at SlIitusre.
Gets Ssiteritib "@truria" er NJ
unber Spsuins os oil bIius IGrbis til
at inotase i'm Blabs ! Gieneitcn ! ben
nRrmelte 6re.atio.
De fer andre npe S.ibe af benns
einie er Oregon, "Seruia~, "auras
MIA, "Bauonia", "gepbaIonia~ os
Gatalouiq~.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20
Detorab og Ontf9h.
Den 1909 @us. 1884.
IauS fnr GronzBIQSicnc,

9e, iom bar fine tiGre afbsSe ltss
oenSe paa ben enc eler ben anoen al
Sc TO omerifanite @roplunbe, Wtonf9oS
merps Og SimpiOns, bar | lang Eto
foIt Ell fort Sapn at Sunb til al boloe
Sc bIomferimptfebs @raue friife, os Der
bar uerct messt paa Gale, of Der burpe
traifes 5Or5olbs : &esIer / ben an!eOs
ming. 0au rpIis bOIbt man ba ct NsOoe,
Os BET piffs fig, at s642 Dol inSiamlet
for bet Sieme6, iaa Der piI bIius giori
aluor af Sasen. Slansn er at tase
9anbet fra 8anbsS erfet, 9iennem ei
Rpr fra 6isrnet peS Scr. GaSuels
goIis os op til ct Yuntt Iise pod
@ranbIen meIem &c to @rapplabie,
6uor Ser uiI anbrinses ct &eierpotr,
Der CT c9iaa Gale ON at fda bss9'
bisie &irtesaarbe forenebe til en-. Gimp:
ion forIanssr for i'm $500.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20

ar foriaasi mo FIRE Sugenunoe % bar pa 5op9eu en bo5teit Ro al iuass
lager, omtrent 30 Sauet, CO peo Si9lp al oiie boIoer 7gut fla fat nab 9n]
Sherman, gVit, 27e awtt "a
8 SIi aReanso ahHIeben tenSsnht. <p mig I'll ar suwus, ea r9 IN Isl
Erm ttania sol any % trao ocrmso f5ger, uafsa beaanoge gheUri utSJ
ee beronirtra Gr for Sr bp ia uGrre, "a t9 oygap enhpr lHe IN 4
belle. Ia leg 90 nj bre ON IL. Sppas bemqe Sure lgeouerfr tmh ev
o9 faast nc, of ban tapoe teitrecet I8ueaoe 1ufrioe ium nit. uis "a "a
enonu ct Joriss. Zen 22ee SUM 1882 tps Is ben 9Re0jdH % Ben EerAxi
2ouns fotireo, 90 2 Elmer ieHere bier pg ttt Ell S9nblErr, 800 Dee II
po gruno Of 2Gsens Spsi9beb. Chen ben 9e bar lea tltaeet Iusss 81
os nn0sr en- utmrret Selbreo. 7ptturen tc9 ogao en- Bun.i Sim t1 M i
Ngeiaa fort 5e, og, ON ps phbe, fuuoe p9 nGUne I-s andre 9uirlg Il
aRihigan, ion Goftoren bar tsbrbet. Ssg ipr#aar life sDuusm On as
loren, foroi ban i0aleses befusee mig iar e ubprs, Der sAs I gz sa Il
NUN Snepoioe sReo g9hHs
SoAr eiinA|
ssneb b,eipnes. q. ies. Sohn s4Reh, tcrpsHots mig til 2L sOpas m Il :
sft al bans SshaEsiins Sch SiGlp Of bons 1pstsbep bIeS Rs bsua Es !
oeISrus, OmireHt 20 jcb large.
aorpaa, gFib;8uh, ,4oc gnana 1881. Sohre esd
Seq Io 8 War iRrosies meset at SruecI Crn, % oue gRi0lr nj, Fl 4
Isle tssoocrfor hsas Souto. Seq tenpsHhte mig til a. Epuns, % hazsEEA2
'Oroe uHsstoersr; ban 6sius0s mig for m YGnosIG rm saa 80 5@s szss
oeHs Scpeo.
sQcyresor, Soma, 1ce Gitbr. 1889. 8 erita
Sbmrtnmcr. On trampasts enatcn o. bsenoe emerte urSrra
RGien, NuuheH % eIhe Sdrneu, ms9et mmf eur ieroels ts GTs-Ba ar
appenf, raoerfoen nlsriss forlnsen, men iaa til anore Cher aIh4 E@Ld
fnrre' Sfon, srTftsHt 9nuHHr os en- 5sldis of ct rifle bciyjme. 6dtGa
toner tHHes opsIrcs. men 99anse br It'll ina az oenL
Sesaaaling. BEG 5einter mig / S9rodesbeb rb rrpniFs Sp@-z
leEos MN SGnoe! Crm Meeifr pr. erprsis ocb sVoetugeren al $21pl T1l
7 pei NiTis, rrr9gefe os beho9ei8fe, jog trhoer. Sc efrr. a. EaUza aaE
arahef az sr. " 2orous NRoes pnd Ere. 5eie.
Nsr'ss: Sr. ~. soiuns, god s., jpno eu 9nr. sSisruHn
Seq bepiousr herpeb at babe feet be ganbeI Erme. Der pmtaea rsan
nsHt. eisesoes Tan ls beoane, at leg bar bf. betpoelae 6ouetuasc ri
3opn, Og niio funost bm aris os pnnitIis fine 5rausotroar
y. Mauusieu, ~Eeprat SpIsg's G1
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20

Gin our Slraa itanSiet | 5arten.
6or fort Gio iibeu tommsr en- Wono
fra 9auSet iuS til gpen for at betlase
fs oOer, AT ban bause nugget iitpffer
30 6rOner i 8apirieo!sr, og isse 3iaIp
/ 9InleSnins af bette llbeIo.
9an bauOs npIi9 / 6Orueicn pGret
en- Cur | Spsn % par tommen trGt
biem; og mebsns ban inSe / Stuen
fooer og penter paa aiNnsmaoen, biz
per Sounsn bam iaa paatrGu9eroe, at
bet er BAN lite muIist at tuune boIoe
iig puasen. Sor at iorSripe osnns
paatrGnscnoe Gjeit sriber ban / Soms
men efter IObatoaoieu ior at tase ia
en- Straa, men griber fell os ta9er iin
-YortemonG iiteostfor OaaIen Og be
40 Sr. iitsosiior 6obattsn, riusr at
% bespHOer al tpsge. Msn ben fors
f,iifenbe Smag nbebIiuer, og Waubea
amer llraab; ban sitmmer ale Stpts
terue % fommer IND til gpen, buor
bet Ipftes bam at faa Be isnoertps9eSe
ScoIer ombyttebe msb belle.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20
lIlopliat Eiifcri.

Statens itss8ommisiionGr SCR.
albri9 aflusoe forleben Dag ct npt
Seips / BET norbpitIise Soma os sicrbe
after en- Cur til Rsw albin, foroi ban
rGreSe @tistanff OFT, at Der frembeIss
foresit ulouIist Siite bsrnsbe. Ss iaa
uar bet osiuu: San fanbt 8 Wanbifab
bsitieitisebe msb @amsSilfert. Ser
nyitsbe Oct life at pile frasaa, os be
iorisste heller life berpaa. Siiterne
pauitob, ct Soma life tunbe forbpoe
benz at fife / Wlisiisfiypis 5Ioben, men
ucb Ell nermsre roIis 0~isfusiiOn fora DC
til foIsenbe SuerenstOmit, iaaIebes at
Sagen puerlabes Be 6orsnebe Staters
&rigss Miniitsr til afsiOreIie, % til
bernie uii De boIbe fig.
Set er berpeo iruiet meIem u. 8
alOrih, Silfesapmmisier for Staten Sowd
% moertesneoe Siitcre l Hetp Nlbin, Soma
feiSenbe Ouereusfonit. Sa Der heritel
forltleuise Weninser, pm No9en bar 9tet
til at fife / WiisIisippi glosns "Slousbs'
eler "Bapous", % ON Staten Soma bal
Ssst til of iprbpoe Saaoaut, iupsaar be9sl
Barter sna at ouerIaoe Nfslprelien q
bette Sppr9sniani til 8ri9ss gtiniitereu
laa bans NRening bcrom iHopeates
.Sg nGonte Wr. Nlorib gnar iuo bai
life at trnife nosen Sorbolos-T eael / Pin
leonina af iaaoant 5iiteri, fsreno ariss
MiniitersnS Wenins er inohentet, iaairem
oisie 5iiiers isr pen Sto life filter / bisi
"Sapops."
Si unoertesneoe 5iliere iupsaat psa IL.
at fife / noaen al bisie "Yapons", ~
&risss Miniiterens grtlGrins inolpber, elle
| ban nester at af9iue noseu.
Eli gioHesbDro berUm tesner ri Der Dor
Napue.
Heiu Ilbin ben lite sln9att 1894.
u. ". alprid, 5iltesaommisi9r.
8. 8. Map. Sobn 5ret. Sarpep SANDAL
Gette Documents 9@stbeb itaofeite'
ueb @ious56pro af Suffice Of Yeac
Sames YaImer.
Com aIIsrebe tiblisere iast: Scr
albri9 taser fig meb aluor at Il
gmbebe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-08-20
&iteratur.

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Ythe sixth and last volume of
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is given a striking picture of the super
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