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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
'J|'HB FASHIONS


The practice of wearing white goods for
home dresses and informal occasions, even in
the deepest mourning, has become so general
that these goolS are furnished in response to
a really imperative demand. They comprise
an assortment that covers every ne,d in their
line and are certain TO meet with an enthuS-
astic reception from ladies of taste. Espe-
ciaily is the goods called Victoria to hc com
menied for its beauty, tineneSS and strength,
for unlike most OF the finer wool fabrics 1t is
so strong that it is aimOs. impossible to pull
a small sample of it apart. 1t VIII be very
much used for cool day dresses and elegant
morning wear.
A handsome morning dress of Victoria is
being made for "A lady in mourning The
entire front an half yard deep around the
bottom is embroidered in fine white Sayony
wool, in the Light etching patterns now 50
popu ar. and the co. lar. cu.IS and lc't are to
be finished to match. 4 shawl ol the same
good, will Oe a ,q,Ia Of the material, with
a border Of embroidery and fringe Of
knottcl SIX and wool. The embroidered
strip, in the shawl Is done in the etching
stitch, like the robe.
a dres, OF this material, for a well grown
miss, has plain basque, laced IN the back
a full, Killed skirt, and al ample sash drap-
cry of dead white silk Another dress OF
the same goods, for "A young lady, will be
made up with very pale lavender laclmgS to
all Of the drapelies, and a short mantle Of the
white goods with lavender lining All
mourning goods must he OF dead white
without a shade of cream
Snowflake and gypsy cloths have silk
warps, the former with an armure effect in
the weaving, the latter more like very fine
basket cloth. Clairette is plain surfaced
silk warp goods which hangs in rolling folds
with a Slight mohair effect, and is very fine
end has good deal of luster New Car
melite and Benedictine cloths are akin to
nuns yelling but are finer and smoother in
some samples, and in others crinklcd in the
crapy fashion that is Just now 50 popular.
Fill de fer is a durable, attractive and not at
all expensive fabric, with very fine canvas
weave and hard twisted thread. There is
also n very stylish goods that may be allied
a "bison canvas, as that name eXa tly
describes it-Demorests Month
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
Now EInlOslHe.

A new explosive has been invented by F.
Redtenbacher, a mining engineer in Austria
1t probably contains only the elements OF
ordinary powder, but in proportions deter
mined by twenty odd years of research. This
powder /, brownish black in color The ad
vantages of the explosive. which is known as
"miline." is its insensibiity to percussion OF
friction, and that it can only lie ignited by a
spark. There exists, therefore, little danger
in its transportation and preparation /,
does not undergo any modification under the
influence Of temperature, AMI only ignites at
SS5 degs to $40 degs C. 1t burns with little
smoke, and does not produce any dele'erious
gas 1t can be employed exactly as powder,
and when we'll tamped, its effects are COM
parable with those of dynamite.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
FASHIONlETS.

Lace gloves come in all the pale evening
tints.
White and cream color in wool and cotton
will be universally worn.
The shades of gray, bronze and drab are
very fashionable for summer hosiery. Gray
gloves will also be much worn.
Young girls wear their hair hanging down
the back in one long, thick braid. The front
locks are cut short and loosely waved.
The bead bags of to-day are identical with
those of fifty years ago. with the single ex-
ception that the shades in colorlng are more
artistic.
A pretty French model for summer gowns
is an all-over embroidery of fine nainsook in
a delicate shade of blue made over a lining
of shell-pink silk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

Fancy and ingenuity seem to have been
exhausted in the production Of seasouable
buttons. All materials, all devices aud all
tastes have been laid under tribute TO pro
duce novelties, regardless Of cost.
Among the most elegant buttons are those
of cut or engraved pearl with silver or oxi-
died niountings Some of these are really
works OF art, and are cameo cut and have
open-work metal settings or rims Others
have a pJrtion of the figure made Of metal,
while the remainder is of pearl There are also
buttons Of this class resembling veined carne-
liam, which are cameo cut aud show several
shades IN the cutting. The rims are very
elaborate and finely chased, many of them
Icing almost as tine as lathe work. They are
said to I've hand made, aud are very fine
Specimen. OF the eugraver's art The new
gi,s. La.., 1, Ars SO light and finely finished
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

The production and industrial application
of this article are largely increasing in Flu
rope 1t is incombustible, like asbestos. II
is advantageou.ly and extensively used in
England in the construction of new houses,
especially tho,e with mansard roofs, the
space between the interior panelinS and the
exterior covering of zinc, slate or tin, being
filed with Stag wool, tho effect being to af-
ford protection from the rigor of frost in
winter and from intense heat in summer.
1t also prevents the freezing and bursting of
taps, spouts and water pipes covered by it,
III severe weather
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
zP'RoGREsS
East India Pitcher Plant.

No family in botany is more singular than
the Nepenthes or pitcher plant family. They
grow especially in East India and China,
but there is a fno variety in the United
States. 1t is especially plentiful In the
vicinity of Lake Chautauqua, growing in
the NOISY boys Whereabouts. 1t is quite as
interesting as any Of this curious family.
The pitchers fill with water during rains,
and this nourishes the plant.
Darwin made curious discovery with re-
gard to this kind Of plant He called them
"insectivorious. He found that sweet
gummy substance was screted by the in
side OF the cup. Flies and gnats were
caught in this, and could not escape. They
were absorbed and dissolved literally
digested by the plant, and SO went to pro-
mote its growth. Some of the pitcher family
seorete a real fluid, which Is found in the
rnp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
To Lit MINI with the Fore ringer,

To Lift Man with the Fore Fingers
Suppose a man standing upright Is il
possible for several persons 10 raise him from
the floor with their index fingers only Yes,
quite possible if the effort is made with en-.
tire unanimity Five persons can very
|easly raisa man with their index fingers
anu even With seven fingers il the subjscG i,
not too heavy.
Let two persons STOPPING down place THEN
two index fingers under the feet Two
others, with one finger each, will raise the
elbows. A fifth will raise the chin with OFT
|fnger-total, seven fingers.
Take a long breath-one, two-raise! And
the man will leave the floor.
When the effort to b. put forth is only Of
short duration there is considerable muscular
force in the fingers, and it is not strange
that the united power of several finger:
should overcome the dead weight OF per
son from 100 TO 100 pounds.
Besides we have here means of defense
within the reach of every body. "One, two
raise. IN. y. Graphic.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
ParasOls.

Here are some of the newest parasols.
Only few, however The colorings and
trimmings are numberless. This spring and
summer brightness and color win be the rule
for "a woman's costume The new bonnets,
dresses, parasols, wraps and jackets revel in
them. And nobody can deny they are more
cheerful than dead black and somber tints.
Our illustrations show the leading shapes in
parnsols We may say, in passing, too,
that it Is quite proper to carry PLAIN black
silk umbrella If one wishes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

Want of coal or wood was at first thought
to be an almost insuperable obstacle to the
sstt.emen of the rich northwestern states.
But there is no difficulty that man cannot
conquer Dakota farm people learned to use
hay and straw for fuel This summer they
are growing flax for that purpose.
The Russian Mennonites first taught tho
people of the great treeleSs states that, so far
from there being scarcity of fuel, it was
really about the most plentiful thing they
had This sect first built furnaces for burn
ing straw Ingenious Americans took the
hint and improved on the Mennonite pat
tern. They produced the burner which is
seen in the picture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

1t is found that when parafllle is thor
oughly mixed with linsee1 oil. cast into
small blocks and cooled. it may b. used to
make any fabric, as cloth felt and leather,
waterproof, by rubbing it with such a
block, and ironing afterward TO equal,ze the
distribution of the material in the pores. If
too much is not put on, the material may be
made to be only impervous to water but
not to air, the small greasy pores repelling
water, but not air
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
Lawn Tennis SuitR

Some very handsome sashes TO wear with
lawn tennis suits are Of soft silk, very wide
and IN gay crosswise stripes, some of them
bearing tennis racquets, etc, in gold One
handsome design was Of broad red and blue
stripes, another of shades of brown, IA third
in green. shading to yellow, and a fourth in
gay Roman colors
Blouse waists are usually made to go with
lawn tennis suits. They can be worn with
out corsets and leave the girls free TO have
all the fun and exercise they want.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
Wide Embroidery.

Among the novelties in embroidery are
f'ouncings forty-iive inches deep, in fine cam
brio and nainSook with narrow band Of
Hamburg across the bottom, and trimming
width at the upper edge. They are called
apron widths and will be used for plain
skirts, for nurses fine aprons, and for the
many uses to which such goods can be adapted.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

A pretty little coat is of heavy quality Of
white jersey Goth, made plain and tight
fitting and trimmed with border heavy
with gold embroidery, the braid being stood
on edge 1t is fastened with hooks in front
and the finishngs of heavy silk cord and
white satin facngs are delight to the eyes
of any lover of dainty garments.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

rail, the end Of which Is left rs smooth as the
bottom of fat-iron. One remarkable thing
about the machine is that the chips cut from
the rail fly back under the saw with such
force as to form solid piece Of steel nearly
as firm as the rail itself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15
Association of Sound and Color.

A gentleman who is peculiar sensitive to
music says that in listening to an orchestra
he invariably sees brilliant yellow star
when the triangle is struck, and a blush
green circle Clollow) at the clash of the Gym
balls. These seem to appear instantaneou 'ly,
and then ia lie out little by little.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

The plain closed sun umbrella here is OF
colored silk with STRIPED bor'icr. It may
b. used for sun or ram, ami Tor trls cling.
The handle has attached chan and belt
hook 10 fasten it az The waist The next
para,o is OF black Chanll.ly .a,c, lined with
black satin. The lace ,s Plated al clusters
towards the bottom and gathered IN iull
around the top. A Low OF narrow satin
ribbon. which may be black Or any color,
loops the lace at one siia.
The last parasol on the left at the top, has
n gi!ded frame and wooden handle The
covering is Of a new fashion Ii consists Of
two squares Of silk laid on diaConally, one
over the oth,r The outside one is in blue
and gold stripes on a dull, yellow ground
The lining square is Of ream.colored fUuiard
handle of white lacquered work.
In conclusion it may be said that any aind
Of parasoI or umbrella lsdy wish.s 10 carry
will be fashionable
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

The parasol at the lower right hand cor
ner Is of grenaiine lace, with the pattern
outlined in gold. The pretty shade is lined
with duSky red silk AMI is rs gay as a butt r
fly Gilt frame and top, with carved
handle 70 tn, right AMI top of the ilIu,tra-
ton is - twrlvp-gorel black satin para>ol
edged wIti gold threa lei black lace. Handle
oil eboul1.I wood sIlded ia patterns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

The East India pitcher plant is one of the
most interesting. The cover of the cup is
formed by the real blade of the leaf, which
overhanss it in a sort of flap
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-05-15

Ifyou cannot get ATHLoPHoRos Of your drug.
gist, we will send il express paid, on receipt Of
regular price-onc dollar per bottle. We prefer
that YOU buy it from your dFuggist, but If he
hasn't it, do not be persuaded tp try something
else, but order Mt o &c from MS, aS directed.
ArHLopHoROs Co., III Vail Street, New York
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
CODE: Wuntnisr $50.

Gage. SGn font ieg til at irie ouen=
nGpnte BOG on ct aoot Wtiooel mob
oenne Spgoom, Seq prGoeoe oct itrar,
bet toiteoe mig 50 Gents / Weoicin,
buorai lea bru9te tin oct balue, altlaa
rs Gents; ? SONS ogoe eIter 6anoets
Nnpen0eliG. DC bar nllrebne inr "a lea
ida Dc .ureoe, men iioeu bar life Ell
eneitc ircperct, &c lc iriite no nie 20 bet
or MI 2 Tiger iioen, at ieg aupenote
Raaoet. Raar SenietOlera ianr araiere
iom ben oil, tager ben ale SONS liot
eiter liot, bapoe Den iaaet boloe paa,
laa bnuoe leg uiit miitet belle 5lotten,
iOm leg oil u9roirtte til oper 80 9ot
lars, ioruoeu oct 5n6 al man in0en
DgnS bnr til Sommeren.
8are al oFttc maa Oct URTe inoln
lenoe bpor nDttigt bet er at bnue cit
loaoan Bog i 6uict, "a Den 9iUer Binf
% &aao ON olIe DC Icritjc0i8e 6nsppr,
ON @iotteu Nluti99cncer, . N 6aoeitel
0. |. .. Gu al Btaoet$ 2piere.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
On rGojom SloebramD.

Sioite Manoa9 alten la9oe Camp
tibet IS. Sc. gSbite" til peo Ell minore
Qanbingsplao8 ueb neore mississippi /
Qouiiiaua, buOr 5artsiet ifuloe in3tase
Ell Del 8omulbsirg. @l..1O Minuter
oper 10 uobrpo Der Stoles / Ell Gel
Bpmulbsbaler, iom iaa miotiti6s; III
larm bleu ltrGr 9ipet, og Tumperne at
tes ! Sang, men uoer 8irtnlug. vile
Tasia9erer particles itrar ON, bpGo Der
bar ~paai9roe, men Snsen lpnte3 /
minblte Wnaoc at pare lor6ereot pda
Ell in0snu lllDtfe; Der fan0tes life mere
ero ct Ganb9ang8bret, % no9et 1esn tit
Reoninssbeltcr ianotes life. Desuoen
Sif Oct Der iom altio ellers, mar en-
Misf5iippi Camper %brGnoer; bet er.
JONI ON Der lfulbe u9re ppitaaet GID /
ea A6u--4- 44ea 49aptli4t@ De tfRHee H4eess
til ganbfanten, fer man ueo Orb oeraf.
Is Minuter, ~eiterat 2uerre brGo no, bar
Gilt ouer Ianoe soelagt. Ee arrne
Werrelter iom ianbtes cm6oro, baooe
igrunben life tort andre lloii9ter eno
enten at br9nbc ener orutne. 6ierte
itlGrenoe Scener bar Der NOT ai: Gn
Observation-Disclosures baube aone %
to 0stre omboro; man iaa bam ira
Neo9an9en al 9amesabptten fnlte De to
Bigger cuerboro, ielp branote fan %
aons, boor DC itoo. gut os 3ammsr al
uarite Slass bcrtes ira De mango 8 oin-
Der % gsrn; men Der oar iiiser Reb
ming for BEN.
s Wdsajinet laa Der 4 8asser meo
aruot; ogiaa oisie antenotes mart, en-
GrploIion ioresif, os 2uerne Ites til 100
SOB op / 2uIter.
1abet al Wenneitelip, boioe os iorte,
uprmer Jig til life langt ira femti.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22

Groct "5po" baooc oGret iat poa hans
Eanoe. I Marcus baooe ban lite bnot
no9en emit til at itlple eller bare lanls
men mcb Dem, iom sioroc bet. 6au
bnpoe ipri0st at uOiOue i'm Srepe %
uEre til nOger gtpttc ior line Meomen
nmeIter, men Tolitiet par b~eItanbi9 pao
Sa9t eiter hani, % hper TO eler ire
Wtaaneoer maatte ban paige srtcn at
ltj9le eller lutte.
Pile par eni9e /, at en- gDu life baUSe
ll08ct beba9eli9t % Ipfteli9t 2ip. Get
bar life en 8elfjGitiselle, lom nosen
6rpo Iig ON at bOipe paa meo i lrngere
Iio beller life par BEN louuenbe, ielo
ON man bapoe bnaoe Gpner % Gner9i.
@joroe man ct 9oot Butte M % oa, uar
Der mango, man mantte Dele tneb.
@umle % uoiliote 3pue penteoe timber
i%tsttetle ira Dem, iom bar helbi9c.
Jlere reiprmereoe 5ppe / Nultrnlien
o9 paa Nps 3eelanO baooe icnbt 8repe
til &Onierenien. Gn al Dem, iom par
bleuen en- rig % c8tet Muno, iasbe, at
Oct bespnotc at sau irem nleb bam, laa
mart 1an fOm til ct 2anb, bpor ban
uibite, 5ngen lureoe paa ham, 0ou
bcitrebtc zig iaa me9et mere ior at ian
ct gObt &p9te, Oa bnn iaa lanse bauoe
bapt ct llet. Sna mart Ell Wano fit
@ienopm, uiloe Fan o9ian iaa Geipett
Tor andres.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22

Nr. 5iybditer. VI Spprgsmaai hi "Ieco
rob Voiten." Naar leg arbeioer ior 9asea
hos Gil 1iaaO, % Vi life or Iorli9te on, bpao
leg itai taoc 2cslDu, fan ban oa bnue Bst
til Of 5.9c mig ida lioet, han uil2 {. 8. ..
Soar: Get er naturIi9ui$ ell oaar
Zig aftalc NED ell Wanb, man itol ar
beios FOR, life at bloc euer ida iaitict,
bpao 9onnen Ital oUre FOR Gosen; bar
mar uaotaot bette, ba iaar mon nof
finbe iis / gloitiaist, huis man life lDaer
9ooeg5 ojelp. @jeres bette, oil en-
q Suffice II FFeurr 55ttsggtEH ttttIeloe
Gem eli r;mclis eiootgisretie omtrent
iaa lipr, ipm Den, Der paa ben 5ip Cd
pao be aanter fan regneS jpn almiuoe
Zig iOr Oct Slass Nrbeioe. &c bar 10
ieri. Dog CT bet beore at trrHe minoe
lisi drrlig, on Manben life CT mi
melig.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
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6ruiOmbeper / ct 6alebns.

SruiOmbeber / ct @alebns. Gn
Manb pco Nopn Sbpmns Coming, lpml
/ lUn0crc Iio bar pGret aniot ipm BOG
ter / Statena SiubSip0e 2lultnlt / ct.
YOWi5, bar iii Spens Wtappr inbIcnpt
ell pIicItli9 Intla9c MOO Here al DC pco
9iplet minttc 8etjcntc. Gn 6O-uarig
Eatient ifai iOrmclig pGre mprpet, ipet
Ell 8ogtcr Gownro WturrnD bplot bom
mbCr &onoct SaoefGrret, idalGu9c til
ian orittncpc; eli anocn SO9ter bar laaz
tcocs %mi8bunolet Ell onoeu 8atieut mco
NrueIla % 6obipdrt, at ban blcu
lcnBeliggelpc Here Tiger. 6lere ligneupe
GrCmpler bar han onfprt % paaitaar at
flnne bepiic. Dc bDiere %unlatte @mz
beosmrnb peh Nlplet bar, eiter hans
Yaaltano, life 9iurt Oct Winoite for al
biubre iaapaunc lmcnneifeliobeocr,
Muporcn a9ter at lobe iOreta9e en- In
o~erip9elie i beuuc Gag.
S~loebranb meo Cab al Wenneife'
lin. Sprri9e 9prba9 @%itermiooaa ST,
D itprteoc pllbieli9 @ulpet i pperlte
Stotuerf / Sbaplci9b e. Gantpells ubpre
Sernpare 8lod / ct. 2puiS lamuler
% ben nbpre 5pn8be al N9erbrngs:
Ntuitineri falot nep / npite Gta9e. {
ct MI itob Nlt, bpao Der fanotes,
8rano, % Oct uiite Jig nmulist for Del
tililenbe Branomanolfab at fumte ma9tt
Slbeu. Sele ben ubpre 8p9nin9 lngoes
/ @rls; bet uil ii9e S9rbi for Ell balr
Wilipn Dollars, % TO Mennclfer latte
2lpet til.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
u isl b.
5uruisuin0erne til Sibiricn. :

6uruisningerne til Sibiricn. 5lere
fremitoacnoe &usiere lige3 at urbeibc
puu at %aiitdffc 6prpisningen til Sibiz
rieu. Sen pprinoelige SeiOlfning / 81
birtcn bar / mango Yar cner9iit, meIl
Ipr9irucs prpteiteret moo 5prpisnirs
9erue. Sra 1854 til 1864 Ienote3 nE
item Ell MiliOn 6prbrgoere al ale Slags
til Sibiricn, % ira 1864 til 1873 on
firing 100000. Dc %ipruiite bar poa iaa
~llnpta9elier nGr ct eneite Gnlfe, at set
man lpffes Dem al ilp9te. % a 33
TrOcent er u9iaa itapi9 paa 5lugt, %
bet atta9es, at en- 5reoieoel al De 5orz
brppelier, iom fure9aar / Sibirien, no
apes al 5lpstuinge.
6n b%etpoelis SmfGlIatrins ital,
iiplse r~lsiiife Nuiier iinbe Steo 2au
Oct ira lite Sunuar al. Ollie SetieHtc,
aniatte peo golou9i enet paa 2anpets
@eit9rGnoie ifal aiifeoises; l~iseleoes
ale Splfere % Yplatter, Der bar Nnirtz
telie peo Sernbanerne rusiiif Yplen.
Spngilcrue / @aridau or ltapi9 ppers
fplote meo Iuarhiiter % Hibiliiter; TO
al 5auseruc or npli9 blepue h9nst.
5amilie Hipninger paaltaaes III
ltule iinpc Step mcllem DC e~llfel.e Wiep-
lemmer al &pn9ebulet, ioet De ncmlig
meb !Senipu til Seirttelien al bel but
9arilfe 5brOue peler Jig / 10 BARTER.
Yrinien al @ales p9 6ertusen al Gbin
burg bolrer paa Spirit 5erpinanp al
Sabien Gpbur9 @utba, mccens
3rpnnin9eu be9unitiser SatteI6ergcr
SlGotcn.
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
G.n 81 euicrcms al Due

nib0iotee ior CT Bar Tiger liben / @oin
buroh Sfotldno. Sc par inobuote al tl
Del Mcnuelfepenner til at fOmme
inmmtn mco GEM paa Ell Gal iur at for=
tHlic Dem ocres @riarin9er % ircmiTun
Dert3 Gnitcr meo 0euipu til Teiprmeg
/ 0eu triMiuttlc Qop % Maaben, 5por
Ian Be irocpc, at 5Drbrgbere al oete2
&!d:ic falot iprbebre5 % blipe npt:i0e
&gaa;rs or Samfunpet iitebetior bcitan
9l At 0.rrc 6renbemnrteoe iom bets
6iciNef. gtatarligpis bar Ger .rpei
psal. n DC penne Sang lfulce ica forlrc
% .,ua i 5reo for EDlitiet.
e iitite al Dem uotalte Jig aabcrt "a
l!scitcn, % Nonierenien pareoe nRitsH
l,.e .3!atlen. Zen a omirent 100
Iguc %lilllece, Os De bar alle gUot iicnt,e
a EpIitlet / edinburgh. NGlieE Gle
2tsav,n., CT oe besif oct igriie Sgptri
DalG, &ao1uOciic al berulsnpe Iri'ts,
Eir &c ja. blcp arreiierere % comic
I'll ~ 5wi4 iirnL uar Oct umg.ist ior
at& ii iaa 20 Geboloe Ell Stiliing, huut
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pul 81. apor 5orbrpoelien oar %acgaaei,
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t:tjsl q. IA Nr5eioe, oa Oct ir,:.c -
IL ,.uog otrts &or.r9iEef, 'pni se. o2l
uyol 81 ii rcmu;ie ior IrbeiosGsyrcrat.
65yta, ysee &c iine slaDne e!sr 'eAir g:
iptddIyt it uoieenoe, par o. pe.fc
;srac. Isis oct ~opoase6es pa blcu ms.,;
G-!Is.. III al Dem iasee, a, &c! vi!oe
- vIgtt msset 6sors Tor bar', ag;S
Decorah-posten., 1886-12-22
Tprifjelligt.


Der itrgmmer life iaa liot Sub inn
III Dc 6oreneoe Stater III Iprtioen ira
europa. 6prlepeu antpm Der iii gtew
yorf ira 6rnntrise CT 5ampifib, ipm
mepbru9te ouer 81, 1861 900 Sub; III
berpeis ira Gn9lanb CT Der eli Camper
meO S2,33;,5OO omborb, % / 5reoags
bleu Der ta9et no al Guglano5 Bant
puer Ell % en balp NtiQipn Cellars
bpilte pglau uar beitemte for Neiu y)ort.
- Oct al Staten SQiuois opretteoe
Splpater 6iem / G.uincp oil bliue nnb
net Den lite Otarts.
s saratoga, 9teiu Yorf, booe ior
leben Sag Yeter Spiepb, tioligerc 0Du
bi,g ior Nbeimifee S"uoinnerne, pan
bar % 2tar g0ntmei. Oan oar ioot i
aanaba. 5 ari9en i 1912 a ban
@aptein ior eli Nioelin9 Snoianere /
General Srpof's glrme. 5or np9le
Nor iioen bleu baf p%rHfftpneret al ben
brittle Staggering.
Sen befjenote @tirita 8eiienoe,
StanleD, ION ipr fort Sio lioen fpm til
ba9e til De 6Oreuebe Stater for al bolbe
SDreOrag, CT pr. 5elegrai talot tilba9e
al Selgiens &on9e ior at reope ben ms
%grrnpepe GOn9pitat, bUis Griitens trues
al eli Saube Nrabere.
s 8roluubelm, 9Orrain So, Sbip,
bar man iunoet Stelettet al Ell Mam=
mltpgr, bUis 6pipe Stotsy @eOloeeu,
Scr. Stpne, bar anIlaaet tit minpit l6
500. 0jerncfasien ct 4 SOB lang og 81
5po brco. &mlietHnoerue mnaler 8
CONNER ! 0jemneminit. 8e IA uo
grupHe &ibbcn er ) SOB LANCE % u
CONNIE brepe, % 2Gggebenene bar Ell
SrcObt al Is CONNER.
&0a Samaifa raler Der EN- irp9tey
liz apppeepioemi. vi APO SiliGlOer
enote 40 meo 9ooen. Sc bpsieiniitt
6srbulo paa Zen lfal i Oct belle pprt
me9et llette.
~ Sipl9e Giterretninser ira Npz Bee.
lnno er iOrrise Waaneo life minore
enb ipp YanosbDer paa Zen Niaaiou,
Der bprer til Seuifabsperne, blepre az
beles poclaste al pultanifc upbrub Oa
SprnItjelp.
Seo llosrapnin9sarbeiber, Der FL
forctasne / % for Ell 5Orleneelie Al
9ia HaSionale / 6om, bar man iunbei
en- 9ammel Ssile meo Ell latinlf Sub.
itriit, Der inoebolber Beretninsen on Ell
Speriuommelie al 5iberen Den 26ht
Sanuur 1850. st Wt9rfe paa Seiler
uiiCr, bupr bsit 8anoet er iteset. 9sttt
5uno er ioriaapibt al Snteresle, ION
sen lorben nteo Sitferbeb fjeupte Sper-
i~opmnclje al Gluen fanbt Steb Na,
1870.