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Morris tribune., 1888-03-07

The strike upon 1.-THE Burlington
of the firemen and engineers y one
which seems 60 be fully Justified,
The engineers were under-paid and
unequally paid, and have . serious
grievance against the eompany The
TRIBUNE wishes the Brotherliood
success in their determined attempt
to bring the Burlington to terms.
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07
EDITOR TRIBUNE

EDITOR TRIBUNE. ".-t-
see by the report Of the Stevens
County Agricultural Society that the
society is not in as prosperous . con-
dition rs IL ought to be. As there Is q
cause for everything, there is a cause
for the lack of interest in the Stevens
County Agricultural Society. In the
first place, it was 30 dry last year
not only in Stevens county, but in
many other parts Of the State-that it
retarded the growth of garden veget-
ables, corn and potatoes, consequently
they were late in ripening. The an
nual fair was held last year the 9Th
and 7th Of September. At THAT time
corn, potatoes and garden vegetables
might have been ripe on the sandy
loan of the river bottom, as it is
called, but on our heavy clay soil of
the prairie they were not in condi-
ton to exhibit. Again, at the time
the fair was held last year, there was
but very little grain threshed. For
this reason farmers could not exhibit
the cereals.
In some states premiums are award
ed to the man that raises the largest
number OF bushels of the best grain
per acre, instead of the best bushel of
grain, selected from q small piece of
the best In the field. e
have not given the opinion of one
man alone, but of the majority of the
farmers Of this part Of the county.
There are other reasons for the lack
Of interest in the Agricultural Society
of Stevens county. There are many,
in fact a large majority Of the farmers
of this county that have no time for
recreation of any kind; they have no
time to compare notes with brother
farmers and learn the different modes
of others. I know of some farmers
who have no reading OF any kind in
the house, not even q newspaper
they have no time to read.
I will now make few suggestions
for the consideration of the officers of
the Stevens County Agricultural So
ciety. In stating the time for holding
the next fair, would IL not be well to
look to the best interests of the whole
county and have it late enough for us
farmers to have our crops get ripe
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07

The Sun statesthat w. r. Merriam,
as President of the state agricultural
society, threw ''sop" to the country
newspapers last year, Eliminating that
the .'sopr was intended as reminder
of the par'l alleged to be ready for
the approaching campaign. II the
sun believes its statement to be true,
In what kind Of position did ths
Sun place itself by accepting its fnll
share Of the "sop"fs8 kk8s8
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07

Known and used BY Physicians all
over tho world. SCOTS Emulsion not
only gives nesh and strength by
virtue OF 1ts own nurtrioue properties.
but creates IN appetite Tor food tha}
bulldssup the wasted body. IT have
been using SCOTS Emulsion for
several years, and am pleased with
its action. My patients saH 1t is
pleasant and palatsbie, and ali grow
stronger and gain flesh from the use
Of it. I use IL In all cases of Wasting
Diseases, and 1t Is specially useful
for children when nutrient nnedica-
ton Is needed, as In Marasmus. ~.
w. Pierce, M. D., Knoxville, Ala.
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07
PROHIBITION COLUMN.
EDITED BY THE pRoHIBITIoN CLUB.

EDITED BY THE FItQtlHlIAtfN lAk48e3
Since Blalne's withdrawal from the
list of presidential. candidates, the
true inwardness Of the & 0. p. reveals
itself more clearly than ever before.
From now until the time of the
national convention, the search for an
available candidate will WAX hotter
and hotter. Notice: that the question
which the leaders of the Republican
party are SO eagerly seeking an
answer for ia not what can we do for
the country? how can we make life
and property and the government
more secure? how can we increase
the prosperity Of the people? but.
what can we do toewin? who will
lead us to victory? ssbs K
The time was when the party was
indeed, a Grand Old Party. It was
when 1t was the champion of moral
ideas. and when It's leaders Were
moral heroes, who gave less time to
the discussion of methods of expedi.
ency and more to the needs and wei.
fare of the country, We love the
Republican party for what 1t has
done, as much as any one; but the
Republican party of to-day is not the
party that preserved the Union. That
party is dead and should be reverent.
ly laid away to rest, together with
the questions that called it into being
while il has sufficient friends left to
give it a decent burial.
The men of to-day cannot live on
the deeds OF past generation. A live
issue of greater Importance than any
that has ever been before this people
is demanding a hearing, and it cannot
be settled by dead party. ss...s
The Democratic party is not one
whit better, only at present more
fortunateiil having a. candidate upor
whom the party is quite generally
united. z@a
Both these old galvanized party
corpses know that they have no vital
ity with which To grapple with live
issue, SO they ignore il.
We cannot do betur than to close
these few remarks 10y the following
extract from an editorial in the New
York Tribune of Nov. Z. 1850: "WheI
the opinions OF "a party have done
their.work and are no longer useful
the party cannot he. expected to re
nounce them and adopt others of latel
discovery and higher character. The
reason is obvious. Every party il
composed of individuals Of differen
Instincts and varying powers o
thought, who have agreed as to tn,
ideas of the party, but are quite likel,
or even certain to disagree as to othe
and newer ideas. y.
Thus it is that parties are dissolved
and forgotten. 1t is nothing tina
their names are retained. The super
fetal and hasty may be influenced by
o name, but the earnest man looks
lanto the reality behind it,"
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07
Get There Eli.

With no desire to force an issue,
but simply in the line of our editorial
duty. the press of the Forty Second
district is duly notified that unless it
at once dominates candidate to sue
coed Mr.. Costello, this paper will pro-
coed to do SO, and after that it will
proceed to elect im.-Ortonville
Herald Star. =
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07

Gov. McGill can hardly fail to un-
derstand that he can not command
the united support of the Republicans
OF this State, or anything approach
ing 1t, in the coming campaign. His
duty, therefore, is plain. AS q model,
the TEIBUNE commends the recent
letter OF James G. Blaine.
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07

Take Ayers Sarsaparilla, in the
spring of the year, to purify the blood
invigorate the system, excite the
liver to action, and restore healthy
tone and vigor to the whole physical
mechanism. Remember that quality,
not quantity, constitutes the value of
medicine.
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07
NOTICE.

A meeting of the Stevens County
Agricultural Society will be held at
the TRIBUNE Office on Saturday af-
ternoon March 10th at 2 O'Clock.
Every person interested in the socie-
ty in any respect is requested to be
present.
ID. r. WHEATON,, Secretary.
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07
DENVER, COL, Feb. "A, 1888.

DENVER, COL, Feb. "a, 1888.
DEAR TRIBUNE:-
I have been intending to drop You
line for some time, but the days are
SO short and full OF cares, and there 10
always :. something left uhdone."
We have had a glorious winter,
very little snow, and, with the excep-
tion of couple of weeks of cold
weather In January, the weather has
been delightful. used to get tired Of
the perpetual sunshine and long for q
stormy day, but I think have be-
come acclimated. Now ladies are out
walking and riding with parasols and
the streets are sprinkIed nearly as
often as in midsummer. Colorado is
often compared to Italy, and very
sensibly too, I think, though tho
nights both winter and summer re-
mind me Of Minnesota. We have
had only one or two sand storms this
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07

Before you start on journey go
and see Fritz Buckintin and procure
q bottle Of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t
lie a great safeguard for travellers and
gives Immediate relief.
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07

I4osT-Two red-brown dogs, one q
pointer the other setter. Both have
collars and are numbered. Return
the dogs to this Office and be suitably
rewarded.
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07

The extraordinary popularity of
Ayers Cherry Pect0ral is the natural
result of its use by all classes Of people
for over forty years. It has proven
itself the very best specific for colds.
coughs and pulmonary complaints.
Morris tribune., 1888-03-07
winter, SO you see 1t has been really

uoiishtIul.
The mountains look cold and white
In the distance, and Mr.. Weber
writes me from Wyoming that he
never experienced such cold weather
In his life as they had from the 9Th to
the 18th Of January-and for Min
nesota man to say that, I fancy it
must have been cool.
You must have had a fearful winter,
judging from ali accounts; but II the
deep snow brings you good old
fashioned'wheat crop. ! presume you
viii not regret 1t. I would gladly
face moderate blizzard every day
for month. IL could only do so In
the streets Of Morris, among the dear
friends and homes I so long to see.
There Is one thing in your favor in
Minnesota. You have SO few cases OF
pneumonia, while here 1t Is very
common and very often fatal. Strange
that IL should be so, bat yet II is true.
Though Denver il good place for
the curing Of lung troubles, and Is
full of inyalids.
MRS. NJ. WEBRER.
EDITOR TRIBUNE
Ihave taken your advice aud read
the financial statement of Stevens
county for the year just closed. AS 8
tax payer, You will please let me say
what I think Of the county officers
and the management of county affairs
Looking over the statement is enough
to make poor tax payer want some
body 10 scratch his back and ease his
mind. What are we coming to, oil
where are we to stop? This tax bust,
ness has been going from bad to worse
for the last seven years, and yet there
seems to be no prospect of it evel
getting better. The county officer.
and paupers seem to have the bes1
right to the peoples money, and mos
of them need it bad enough. But il
it not time to call halt in this bust
ness? There are other things in th,
statement that look bad, such a.
lights, fuel and repairs on cour
house, and it looks as il there NIGH
have been q skunk in the wood pile
and in allowing some of those bill
the commissioners must have beer
tsoubled with big head, or something
similar to 1t.
You can hear nothing but com
plants of hard times and high take
on all sides, and the worst GROWERS o
all are the very men who voted 70
railroad bonds. They have learne,
by this time that the fellows will
plug hats and stewed shirts, preach
ing railroad bonds, did not mean t
preach for nothing. Fifty THOUSAND
dollars was not worth talking abou
in those days, but the interest on tn
railroad bonds now would reduce on
taxes one-fourth, and that would b
worth looking after now days. Blu
how long the people of Stevens coun
ty are going to continue to pay tb
fiddler and let those sleek-lookini
fellows have free dance, is a conun
drum which is difficult to answer.
o. A. Bake.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
Oct blsu osiaa b sluttet, at man iiuioe
behanole Ssnbassfoleiisen os ON Bsr'

Get blep psiaa b eluttet. at man iulos
bebanole SsnbussfoleIi5en os ON Bsr'
nsbloeet tube nesiues usenilis.
aomiisen for Sjeunemsaaelie al air
teraaosta Irototoaer inbberettsoe, at
ben hapoe s%isnnemsaast oisie % Innee'
ben i Croen. airferaaoet hauoe / Iolte
War holot 9 Meosr.
Man gil oerpaa uper III at forbanole
ON bet nps tbeolisiIte SemInar | Nin'
neapplis. Suusobpsninsea oil Slipe
1873 Sob lang; Den uil aisiue Rum Tor
20 Stuosntsr ps en- 29rerbOlig. Gems
q oltenoe meo Ya~rmeaparater II lludes
til s23to0. Seminariet / Wdoiion bar
pGroIdt iii $4,000, men bet bgielte
Dub, man bioiil haooe iddt, bar fun
80 200. 5slsenos S%slutnins blep
enitemmis ueotaset. Bort Gtitrtft no
taller i'm Sl9be puer, bpao Der er slort
for bort Seminar / Winneapolis, os
b lluitsr meo Tat til CUB at saa ipei
meo Nrbeioet.
Manoas 5urmiboas fortiaties Care
forbanol HSerne ON "Joricainsen og
Reti9roi99lprelIen."
Manoas gftermiooas bolot Bait. s.
u. 9borsisu Stoleprnoiteu. Giterat
YrototOqerne q leite ps reitsoe, fore
toses 8als paa airferaaosmeolem. oa
6. 3. Thorpe after bapoe nR9tet at
mCota9e Suls. !et. M. u. 8olan ira
@lenmoOo, YOpe 9ountp, blep Oalst peo
Ntf.amltiOn. 9ern9lt 9it man oper I'll
at bebanole ct al 2Grerfnle9iet pso gu
tier college iremiat 5Ori flag til 5oran=
bring | unberpisnin9splanen os Stole
penaene for ben fprbereoenoe NiosltuS
al gOIeset. YaitOrerne Yreus, 2b.
SobniOu, y 6arltao % andre talte NE.
get beItemt lmoo beune 5oranoring, l,a9
iet aomiieen bapbs inoitiIet 5orildset
til Geoiaselle. Troi. 9utlen forl1a,
reoe Gpleslets iorei llaeoe Elan meo
mesen gp9tisbeO os Suolist; man bleu
bog life IRrot9 meO oenue Sag, lersnc
Msbet ilutteoe. Eager ON Yaitur
@ssen, Der CT Sialeiprser peb 9utber
College, os lom er uotrdaot Of SgnO.
ben, blep beuuiit iii en- aomite.
0ipoet 9irsoas ) rmiooas aabneoes
msb Stuitlesnins af TaitOr S "
5borsler. Misiionar @alen optoses
lom raaosiuenbe Wtsolem. 3lrsoa9
5ormiooas par beitemt til Bodybuilding
ON Relisioasifolen. aomtteen anbeIa.
leoe at ~iorbanole u pm &sllsionslf 10
lens glstisbeb for a~irten, 2 ON De al.
minbelise Qinorinser for ben. Sgn.
bassif9len %anbeialeoes, buor insen an.
ben &elisionsl fole funoe bodies.
(Utere.)
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

Sraaen- Seroeo befjenot9jgres for
Sl9at pe Ienuer, at oct bebaseoe SerreH /
Sisbom at borttaloe fra bette gtu I'll ct oebre
II in elifeoe 6uiitu @uro 5 Sraeen. Der eiter
en- 6 a 8 Naaneoers Sp9oom al 3erins,
heniop title o. rolis ben 3oie Stunt 1888 |
Iroe1 paa fin 5relier meo oen iaite Jorpis-
ming at faa iamles meo 2 al bore foruos
gauane BBru hIemme boz Serren. Jreo meo
nenoes Stsp. o%ellianet bore ber,oes Wtinre
IioDoe bar fsOt / SllIoro / 3elemarttn ng
bar "a Nar gammel. Gil ale benz, iom BIZ
itpo mia uuoer benoes Sngoom, os lrgeiaa
ale, iom plite MIG oa afosoe BEN 9gre OF
islae hsnoe til benoes iiofe 0pileiteo, trent
bprer ia herpeo min blerteligite 3at. 80
iIa tartes Yafpr q. Iboritenien for ne Erg
tiers us 8 nuntrinsen8 Orb Oeo Spseieiti
ps peo &trien.
&osel bun, Niuu., ABE Snni 1853.
Ole q. {riafu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

Roaitao.-set er bleoen min lsr9eltge
Blist berueo at be'lenntslsre Tor auRrenoe
SlRst 20 Tenner, at min 5doer, Sans So
ren,en &oaItao eiter 4 Eo9es Spgeleie ogoe
Of 6isrtstIif9loe / lit 9Jsm / N9rheeer al
SIeeport, Ntnn ibeit 60, Soma, ben 12te
Dc. os blsu be9rapen paa 6reeoort arrte
auaro ben ABE os. oan par fgot / Solum,
Norge. oen soc Roobr. 1918, uouanoreoe meo
Samilie I'll Nm,rltl / 1861 og boidtte It9 plu
RoIuo Yrniris, %tuorfrI ban / 1870 iIptteoa
ri net Sfeo, hpor ban b9oe. Sdrs gurtgan9
sttsrlaoer ct ou5t SauH for Cute o. ) porne
FBru. hporci fun Ell tunoe uRre meo | Se-
arapellen; De andre 4. Jon boz / 1atotd. uar
ulie for lanat borte til at tuuHe naa frem
betios. Sc 10 al Sgrnene er cutie, og al
otsie Dor unoe tegneOe / Jloerens pIenl
I'll off, Der ialpsl uuoer Spgoommen ION
uen Seoropetien ot,ie os Eelta9elie o9 Slelp,
oil raq 5 1eeueo Dor hjerteligiie Eat; lisele.
oss III Rnitor 8 y. Sereb, ION iorretteoe
81 BeaIrDe.isH.
J,,epurt, 3oul. ABE Sn1i 1888.
YaI Jomi.iens Ssgne
Ssren Ssrenien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

Sobusruo.-0erpeo beflenota lsres for
iran SlPgt os . nnsr, at bet beba=
ssoe Dub Den 22oe D,at 1888 at fable hIsm
til ia DOR eliieoe 9alter aaIina en- Nioer
at 90 aar, 4 Naaueoer os 2 Gage gun ogoe
al Sjertetldp eiIer at bape oRret baarot lp9
* use os par pei %iorusiet meb al faa peas
ore berfra os itoleoe TAFT meo barnlis 3iaio
paa Gsoeus Cperpinoer, Scum os ariitlm.
vi aflR9eer berpeo Dor bIertell9ite 2at til
Vile, iom bite % 7~eltaselie uaoer benoes
Spgoom iamt til DIR. Sliea for hans pafre
Sang % 5ale peo Besrauelieu. SiRroeles>
beo taftss Baitor Sletteoal for iiae Spaebe.
isa og for be }rgitens Orb. ban talte | Sgrs
sebuiet. 6reo meo benoes Sieu, pellignet
p4re bsnoes ptinee.
Naple Bap, Tolt Co.. Wiuu. 6te Suui
1ss. Ole % Ola Sobnsruo.
Senees 5or9lore.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
giernjon ON Sperornp

gisrniou ON Sperorup.. 8. i'm
lale | Observation-Disclosures l7oe Ora,
Aotalte BjSrnlon meb Senptsnina til
osl / Sumfunoet opitileoe Butte al
Soban Suerorup: "8enne Butte tai
lite bort. Set, Iom er bleuet biltorif,
Vet ltal man life ifaffe bort. De- font
T'sr %piltnOt en- anoen Siltorieperiooe
rem, ON ben unoerfjenoer ben Yin,
l'n er suat, - ben 3ios Meno, De bar
l9lot lin Eib. Os ON ban, Suerorup,
Ute bapbe fat oiit bet, iom er Soass
o,oen hos bnm, ueb at operta9e en-
st'uins, ium han al mango @ruuoe life
Il Ooren, - ON ban life bar fommen
Iaa lanst, iom ban er, = pm ban bapoe
FaHiet ben Dag, ri bauoe puaoet Ios
9aH9en for S%tatsraaoerne til 2inset,-
9oorleoes baooe ban oa life itaat for os?
yet er bet Moment, ri ifal boloe falt.
81 ltal tribe imob blm, naar ban er os
III Staoe; men pl ifal life glemme,
goao ban bar peret for ps.
mSi ftal life fptte BAN fra bans
slabs; ben er pel fplbt % netop pad
vel rene 5las. SAB Os beoe bam ON al
saa; Lao os bebe bam i itrense os be-
OeSelise Orb ON at saa; tbi ban ifabe,
Vs. Der ban itaar, men ri fal it'll
eg''e bam no al Dor Siitorie - 10,
VEL orter ri life; bet er for iper er
slabs, ban bar ifaffet fig. Sc, ion
VI Ger bebanble Suerorup, FABIAN ia
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
Moberlanbene E.
Norge.

~..rnlaaeri | yarteig. Otter gin
l!rs al 5osoen, FAINT s%Orenfrips.
nt TSne, / a%nlebnins inbsipen alase
,sn Waaoe, buorpaa SOrobruser
.t..;n anorsas gbriitenien aof
.sraSten bebanbler fine areaturer,
lite Bintiebas af 9mtsoprlesen
.,.,ast ltnoeriSselie. Seo benne be-
f.stgs seietninsen. Der beitot Of s
S.,rIrer Og / 8alp, at bore lutte
s',t ga / en- poerit usiel 9iliiuno. De
srsaturer bare lupne paa Marfen,
.',,mub 2 andre os l aalu enbnu bare
.,sist. Zen enc af bisie &jsr, ium
g1aIen, par / ben Grab mebtaaet,
I,,r ben ienere 9iO al ua til MATTE
F.,s up. 9enne famine So ituloe
", Waaueb falue for She Dang.
F. onoen SO, iom itoo paa 5jsiet,
T. inlot umfuip peb Slipninsen BEN
L, Nlai os MATTE bjalpes pp os
+r brinses inb / 8aaien isjen, bpur
~ ma blep bangt op ct guus. 3
k',e eiter blep ben after neotaset os
|,F1p luppet no, men ialot isjen oper.
4, "a MATTE for anben Gang bjalpss
Is i'm 8aas. Denne So bar lisele=
|. nteo aalp os ifuloe falue / benne
|arneo. vi De paa Warfen uarenbe
Sreaturer befanbtes 2 &jsr at bore
Etsiooret, 2 apier i meset boi Grab
[,rre, % bet Cite &reatur en- Z Nar
|rnmel auietalu, iaa meotaset, at ben
h tunoe reiie fig op. Den bar aloeles
|,1rlps paa ga9benene p9 bnpbe flere
Epoae saar paa 5orbene os 6aieleoerne,
[5rfur Nmtsoprle9en tilraaote at
[.sbe Den.
0mtalte Sorobruser, buis Gienbum,
her huab Der er oplpit, life er itprre,
|rS BEN fan fsoe 3 81 r, buube / Bebolo
Sober tim / Sfpo. So os Sueoebalm,
stpo. &usbalm iamt 3 Setter Guner.
ben Sebanolin9, ban bar siuet fine
Ersaturer, er af en- laa sruiom 8eifai
|nAeo, at ben fortjener at itraffes / bDies
h Srac. - 5orbsr er ieluiplselis OPP
|alet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

ulpffestilIalbe. Sra spre gefieu
r%leooeles: 9dppen Sobu ariitsn for.
ulptteoe SsHoos ben 29oe Npril / ct
Sneitreb / Narbeben Of 8eliioroIfaret.
9nn bar meo Ssiteren UNDER slptnina
meo i'm &enbioro fra Ssliiorbss til
Se'lenfleloere. &omne no poe en- Sne
itapl | en- al be brutte 5jelbitprtninaer /
Narbeoen al Seliiorolfdrets Runoina
| Gi%teruaoalen, lssneoe Sfaolen, %
besse fulste meo / Sf'ebet os bearaues
oes / bette. SDftersn tom m~arfuaroiot
NOT ira bet f9le Sab uoen uioere staSs
paa Nrme euer Ben, Os bun tom bel
otSpls life op5ere neo / Sneen, END at
BUN, ristignot efter lansere Irbeioe,
lormaaeoe at grace zig no.
aommen / bet 5rle beapnote bun
1trar at srupe efter 8rooeren, %
e'ier at babe arbeibet / lenaere 9io
ltgote bun enoelis paa bans Git os
arme. Sun foritpo, at ban bar bpo,
os ioet bun for fit eset Gins Stplo life
tSr fortIette @rapninsen lensere, lpber
bum til ~nermeite @aaro, Stapatsoal,
bpis Misunderstanding taser Up til lllptz
fesfeoet, uosrauer 9iset os brinser Oct
neo til 8aarbeu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
Gorrejpouoauee omjfes. &c

ot unB oanlt 3ai0ta 6lrmer Dniier at
torreipoloere meo Ell oanlt Hi9e meo bet
5ormaal for CIe ierere at tno9aa I 9Ggtes
TAB. gun maa life uGre ouer 20 War,
mgrit oaar % Sgde, 600 Susboloeylts o9
Gpit til TarnIut9. Taa Sormue lees life, oa
le9 life ielp or / 8eitOoelie al i%aaoant. 80.
tograiier gnlfes / isrlte Sreu. BteOe aoresz
ieres .. 8. S. %, care "0ecorab Soften,
9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
EARN tiNaIaS. so Ncres belia.

O.enoe / loiun OF CLINTON, Barron 60,
g9,s. gaHoet or al beoits Slass, 10 Aeres
or inbiaoet Teo lmtoibGi og pad Rsitsn al
Sauoer er Der nl2Sen oGrotinio Stop. Booe
0Uie oa Srgno. 6armeu iigser mlot I Ct
norit Settlement, en- Yfil I'll 3erutoue en-
Nil tl Sasbru9. Butt % SoltaabHeri, \
aRil III 5tole5us o. Rtrte, 5 pttie I'll Bar
ron tn Ger er ofientlls Sanoepet paa TO
S,oer al 4auoet, iaa Seltsseuheoen er Den
beolte, man fan snltt iiJ 6or nRrmere
Cpipsuiuser benpenoer MN ia til Nnoreiu
8uuiiou, 9osgrops, Barron Go, isis. 4l.2
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

Stprm.-Sor ellteoe lille Soerre, fgot
17be December 1887, ocoe oen Ste Sugt
1888.
Serren gap, 6erren tog, Serrens Nann
bore looet.
Grauo Rapibs, Ni6 ODE Suni 1883.
Bernbaro Storm. 8olttte Storm.
fpot Wunthe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
Vroiesior Yuntus @ifners Soro.

Faheic fanbt Steb / 8riitiania fra
Dor 5reliers @raplunbs 8apel. Gn
tor MGusoe WenneIter bauoe inbfunoet
d for at oiie ben Nibsoe ben iio1te
EGtr. 81. l mpote Stubenterne frem
nRN fine 6aner, iom ~opitiuebes paa
tgge Sioer Of 8iiten, Stubenterlansz
bret plucereoes tilbsire. Som Sprses
raridaller funserebe 8rpfesiorerne
EgRunrao os 8ietri6ion. gfterat en-
ealme bar afiunsen, bolbt Yrofesior
"sterien 9alen, buori ban itiloreoe ben
EioOoes eliielise 8arafter os faite Gro.
san bauoe fun / fort Sio ferbeoes
t!anot os, men baube / ben ioritaaet at
sinoe mango 8enner, Der MI mso inberz
Zig Sorg 6~efla9eoe bans 8ortgans.
I'll Slut benuencte ban no9le lmuffe
s irsltenoe Orb til be gfterlaote.
3upaa foretos ban Serrpaafaitelien,
sgOreiter Ell Salme bleu dfiun9en.
grOfeslor Nl6ebous traabte oerefter
rm til 8iiten ps braste ben Nfopoe
lniueriitetets 9af os Sarpel. Gfterat
noenitaaenoe Sans af YrOf. M. S.
NUnrab bar afiunsen af Sansforet,
|Asu aiiten baaret no al StuDenterne os
|aiat / SiooefapeIet.
Stiae bar bans Sang berneoen,
9pb bans 9onfe, milot bans ORD;
9pie Buo fra gpisbeoeu
gReo ban braste til Dor Serb.
8isnncm 1ioens Strio o9 Mpie,
Som ban iaa meo flarnei Oie,
Stes bans Blif mob Simmelireoen.
9io iaa mart ban ifuloe bragg!
vi, for os ct Saab er ilutt!
Blomiten brubt | Sonrens Gage,
6lt TIN iGtte balpt fin Sru9t.
9os, ben Cub, iom Ylahten meieo.
Dan bar 3io os Time peiet,
Gs foritumme ntaa Dor alage.
Snoen @lasiet no it rinoe.
Sar ban ipreot manst Goelt 5rs,
Som en- itile 8ert ifal uinoe,
SanbbeosiRn, iom Il fan oB.
Selp | Ssrrens Taun ban bpiler;
aanbeu, to nj, til os imiler,
gens ri 9jemme 'front.' bans Ninoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
Sat Giemoom
fiifaIes sasr tiasif.

spriisi,z,uir. iasism "Sarm %itiisfss-. 'ea, ui.
aiss'. -eas itasi,-. -si:n,hs t,sis-. "pIdss sH,,s'-,
5io oil ia nu al t~rsrp't,s fsr I Seat ". CrS i5t
scr cans. EH',it, essiaps, e. o. 3~orsoqha5 I'll
1 Eaen rtsnes io- 1t Cye. asrv.istnsatg be- n,
,siasss Al BdstiHs. tas,s t''t esHisn til
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
EARN tiljatas

y iert grltrtetdno eli ghl ira Yeorrls,
Guuutniroet for Stepsus Gouutn. meo slsr
uoeu ",5mpropems atS". Iisie ~Jmproos'
menis oeifanr al ~ acres uomrrisi Gsnas'
iiou, Rtiiosus OIL 9aSe, iom toites s. 600.
IA oisie ",Smpropsmcnts" er bsiig3eHoe I
Ct Slsras al 5etiionsu, fan Giereu beboloC
40 Heres os irIae R:itsu at 5etttoHen til
ben ullmiuoelig laus Bris al $40 pr. getc.
6pis oct ilebes mart, ial er bette en- COB
Guleoutu3 for en- camille meo oorae Ssa-
nsr, oa Dc fan iaa ,5arue peo St0eu Of buei
andre. Tor uRrnere Gp'usrtu8er ltrio II!
Charles gplIion, Rerris. YRinn. 1913.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

Gnappenaals iabriferue / De 6or.
enebe Stater iabriferer aarli9 pmtren'
$4,000 Mtiulpner.