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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-12-12

Here. young man, look: DO you see that
procession? 1t is not advancing in very
good order, is it? At the same time it
never stops. Shattered as it's ranks appear,
it knows no such word as halt" 1t is the
universal and irresistible procession of
surging humanity. 1t is continually push
ing, crowding, jOstling, forcing itself into
every nook and crevice which to the mil
lion-eyed argus of this procession promises
either pleasure or immunity from pain.
This procession. you see. young man,
moves in a confused. but solid mass.
Therefore don't sit down on the curbstOne
and wait until it has gone by. Whereas
the ordinary political procession is seld ON
more than few hours passing given
point. except, perchance the given point is
saloon. it seems To take this universal
procession. an entire eternity. Therefore,
if you would get there young man, don't
watt but push right in and join the pro-
cession. Don't jump in like blind man,
with your eyes shut. In our day, young.
fellow, Steam electricity dynamite, preju-
dice. trusts. political combines and innum-
cradle other apparently irresistible forces
are loose in all the land under the waters
at the bottom of the sea. and up in the
heavens above; therefore. get your eyes
open. young man. get them wide open to
the present. Don't sit down on the rail-
road track, listening to the yagaries of
wOuld-be wise. men who tell you that the
entire cabOOdle is going to the demnItlon
bow vows; don't throw yourself head first
into a cObweb of nOninSulated electric light
wires on the advice of dead great men who
never knew that such things would ever be.
| Don't follow the advice of crankS and I'M
dertake to convince this procession, whose
| vanguard is lost i'm the infinite past while
its yet unborn ranks reach into the infinite,
future. that it is going the wrong way, and
ought to reverse end for end. Don't imag-
inc it is going to make very much differ
ence to these Surgng millions what you do
or what you think, only be sure you don't
do those things which would react detri-
mentally to yourself even though the entire
procession were fully appraised of your ac-
ton, and then you are right, and that is the
only criterion of right this procession knows
of. young man. Learn to move with the
| procession in such manner that you never
step Oh any ones cOrnS, never get in any
ones way. or make the journey more diff
cult for them. Learn to move. but learn to
move with the least possible amount of fric-
ton. or confusion. or hardship and that is
all there is to learn. young man. If you
attempt TO reverse the course of the process
sion. you may succeed in creating quite a
''wumpus and wow" but after ALL the
Surgng tide of unborn generations is pretty
sure to have its own way and will eventu-
ally trample you into the dust. The best
thing for you. young man. is to get move,
on you. and JON the prOcession.-The Mid
way News.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-12-12
Sunday Services.

Services were conducted by Rev. ]. II. Albert.
Rev j. nj. Bull OF the FIRST NJ E. Church of this
city, was present and preached the sermon. His
text was Romans L. l6: Il am not ashamed of the
Gospel of Christ: for it s the power of God unto
salvation to every one that believeth." Below we
give condensed report of the Introductory por-
ton of his discourse:
II would like to call your attention to the words
OF Christ in this text. We cannot attempt to ex-
haust the subject this morning 1t is like stand
ing on the shore of an illimitable ocean-we may
pick up a few pebbles of thought from the shore,
and gaze little distance into its depths, but we
cannot expect to grasp the subject in its entirety.
There is something very mysterious in this
word. Power We do not really know what it is
in itself. Who can tell us what the power called
'Gravitation" is? We know it is a power that
keeps the world in place; we know why it is called
gravitation; we know something of what it does;
but we do not know what it is in itself The same
may be said of electricity and of chemical affinity
we understand what they do what their effects
are; but we do not understand the power that
causes these effects
Herbert Spencer speaking of the difficulty of
solving some questions, says: There is always
present an infinite force inc )mprehensive
force He may strive to solve this force. but he
might as well give up at once and say it is God.
To come to plain Bible truth this force is God.
God can do what He pleases with you and me; and
still there is a limit to His power over us-that is
to say, in some respects. He may send US whirl-
ing through infinite space, but He cannot compel
us to do good or be good. But there is power
that can make us good; there is a force that pro-
ouces the desired effect and that force is the
power of infinite love. The Gospel is the exem-
plfcation of this infinite love OF which the Father
God is the fountainhead, and that is the reason
why it is the power of God unto salvation"
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-12-12

God has thought, plan and purpose
for all our lives.
He died to make us love him.
Stop trying to repent. and just give your
heart and life to God.
For the sake of even one soul let %. ia
tigue, expense or the criticism of the world
deter us.
God hides Himself in His promises.
Faith spans the gulf of death with the
bridge of eternal life.
God and truth are always on The same
side.
Prayer moves the Hand which moves the
world.
The weak and sinful ever had His com
passion and forgiveness The pretenders
ana hypocriteS alone received the Savior's,
bitter denuncatiOns.
Keep your head and hearts full of good
thoughts and the bad ones will find no
room. A cup that Is full will hold no more.
Prayer is the cable stretched to God. upon
which His pardon, peace and all other
blessings may descend upon the earth's
needy ones. Faith weaves the strands. and
the greater their strength, the greater weight
they will sustain. How much we miss be-
cause we do not ask.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-12-12
Work.

The completion of the shops is about ac-
cOmplished and work has been commenced
in good earnest
TO all of lis who are employed in any
kind of manual labor this event | am sure
will be hailed with delight. We shall no
longer be compelled. on account of scarcity
of work, to pass long and tedious hours in
our cells fretting and Tuning over the I'm,
fortunate position in which we happen to
be placed. When ones mind and time are
fully employed all this latter affiiction will
be fully dispensed with.
What | wish to point out is this-that it
is the duty of every man Ito himself). who
is not already mechanic or who has not a
trade to fall back upon when he shall leave
this institution, to put forth all his energy
and ability to master the task that is set be-
fore him. SO that when he enters the world
again he will be able to rely upon his own
resources and gain an honest living among
his fellow citizens.
1t will be conceded that bOOkkeepers
and clerks are at a discount: in fact. the
country is Overburdened with this class of
men: moreover. should one Of the latter de-
{,
tain some mercantile position, he will in
nlnty cases out of hundred be asked
to furnish references as to his moral char
acter. honesty. etc, and this | think will
be hard problem for him to solve unless
he has many friends at court to help him
along. Or the other hand. take a good me-
chaDic, place him in a large city. where
there is always a demand for his skill. as
rule his employer will not 90 into his past.
Thus | think it is obvious to any
one that should he have chance to learn
any kind of trade while here. he will i'm
the afterwhile feel and receive the benefit of
his studies and labor.
In conclusion, | would say to my fellow
inmates that thew have much to be thank
tul for in that their incarceration has fallen
in such pleasant place. | have seen con-
yictS at work on the docks in England, i'm
the galleys of France and in the fortrrsses
in Germany; and, truly, compared with our
own. theirs was but a sorry lot: and last.
but not least saw batch of political ex-
lies passing through TObOlsh, Russia on
their way to the Siberian mines from which
few would ever return. Compare the fate
OF these poor wretches with our own and
you will be thankful you are living i'm this
glorious land of the free and at the same
time your conscience will tell you that you
have much to be grateful for
CARLOS.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-12-12
[ remember as a boy was always being

remember as boy | was always being
inJured-at least. according to my account
so that people were rather suspicious of
me; and find this theory holds good as we
grow older: that whenever man comes to
us with tale of his injuries we look on
him with distrust, and as he recOunts the
details of his prosecutions the question re-
wolves itself in our mind. Il wonder what
rascality this fellow has been up to-" The
world has no time to injure any one: these
unfortunate people injure themselves. and
so turn into some other channel the current
of happiness that might have flowed to
them. Joseph Jefferson, in Century Maya
zine.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-12-12
LOCAL PICkINGS.

Liquid flowers Whisky blossoms.
"A fretful instrument-The banjo.
We have seen time and tied weight" on con-
victs
Vegetables that undertakers should plant
Dead-beats.
The average boy prefers slip of the tongue to
slip of the slipper
1t must be because salvation is free that relig
ion is scarce in prisons.
Most men open to conviction until they
get into the defendants dock.
Relatives of deceased rich man are a sorry
crowd in more ways than one.
Rev a. D. st owe c illed in Monday, it being
his first call for several weeks.
Mike says; Il tells yez, sor. whin a Dutch
man drinks beer he drinks it,
Attorney H. johnson, OF st. Paul, looked
through this institution Monday.
You may take time by the forelock, but never
attempt to take mule by the fetlock.
One of the boys damned of his fingers
very badly in the tub and pail shop Tuesday.
"A writer in one of our exchanges says: II be-
lieve in Dreams" So do we, for we've 'ad 'em.
Rev. j. NJ. Bull pastor of the First NJ E.
MIR. Fred Bordwen will fill the position of
Deputy Warden until Mr.. Langum assumes the
office.
Rain was falling at daylight Sunday morning
the evening clear and mild evening in
spring.
This institution will soon be blessed with
frst-cass bath-house. lAnarchical papers will
please copy.
Unlike other souls. the sol of music can be
at all times and heard at intervals, as it often
resides in fiat.
A man was arrested in Russia lately for ia
cetously requesting amateur pianist to
dyn-a mite harder.
"A broom factory is to be started in the prison.
large quantity of broom corn has been received
and stored in the Solitaire.
Misses Daisy and Ollie Dyer Mr.. A. L. Bow
ler, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Phippen, of st. Paul,
were visitors last Saturday.
We are not saying much about our latest new
devil-he is six feet tall and broad in proportion
We always respect mans size.
Mr.. Tom Alexander and wife went over to
st. Paul yesterday evening to attend meeting of
members of the Patriarchal Circle.
The Thresher company has had assigned to it
morning
regular work begun in the shops
-storekeeper Brannan has set of photographs
representing the Bertilion system of measure
ments for the Identification of criminals
An inquirer wishes to know if bass wood will
make good timber for male choirs? No, we think
not; but bah's would if they were euphonious.
When the hand of Time points at one it is one
to two and two to three and three to four and
four to five that you snooze little longer before
rising
Assaulted missionaries are not heard of
much lately from the Feejee Islands, we
would infer that the cannibals eat nothing but
the fresh article nowadays
The neatly set patches on a poor mans gar.
ments are the evidence of a careful wife's love-
while the fine apparel of the rogue is often the ev
idence of successful swindle
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-12-12
Listen.

The wise man talketh little and sayeth
much: the fool talketh much and sayeth lit
tie.
Don't boast of what you have done. for
all fools can do that, but if You can do q
man good turn, do it, you will feel better
for it.
Ii you cannot speak kindly of a man it
were better you remain silent, unless YOU
can speak i'll defense of him during his alb
Sence.
A liar is very mean man: tale
mOnger Is wOrse-beware of both.
OLD Fool.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-12-12

10 him that lives we'll every form -; ..fe
is good.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Granfrige.

Salgct forrige Ssnoas bar en- fulos
ftanoiS Seier for 8esierinsspnrtiet.
s 5rantrises $50 9epartementsr bar
Repu6lifanerrte palst 244 Msolemmer
til 9eputereifammeret, bet blanbebe
OppofitiUnsparti bar pulst 159. 8 1877
maa bolbes @ienuals, ba iusen Of be
upitiQeoe 8anbioater fl ben ~nsbuenbise
Waioritet. General B~oulanssr bapbe
itinet fig Tom aanbibat / Montmatre,
ban fl osiaa en- Maioritet af Stem,
merne, men 8esierinsen ertlareoe bans
Sals for usploist, ba ban er bsmt for
SsifOrraberi % Wisbrus Of be uffents
lise Bense. Rcdefort, Der osiaa er
lanbHpstis % bsmt iammen mso 8pu.
LANCER, bleu palst, men bans 8als er
osiaa ertlaret for usploist Of famine
Srunb iom 8oulansers. 8Oulanser
bar uben 9uil uoipilet fin politifs
ROue, ioeiminofte / ben narmefte
Jremtib.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Merttp.

upeir. Sfslse be ieuefts Gitsrrets
Ringer er Here Dele al 9anbet / ben
ienere lib bleuen biemisst Of ct uIeo.
panlist uueir. Oct iioite fnnbt Steb
lanss Bacifc. 8pten. Wan formober.
at SampFibene "Soririo 9ios" o.
@Glata" or iiranbebe. 8 Staten gera
Grp5 resneSe bet uaf6rubt i fem 9ase.
Spen Gbiciutepsc blsu ienere beriet al
en- ppermaabe uolbium Spirpelpinb, bes.
fornoen fanbt ct Sorbfreb Steo, Der
besroo en- Del at 8pen. Den tilbaaes
blspre Del uperiusmmebes. Saa piot
mon Seb onion insen Of Snbbpsserne,
ba be bapbe lib til at reepe fla, men
Sfaeen paa Gienbom er ppermaabe
tor.
s 9orsoass fanbt ct Sammeniso
Steo paa ben msrifanRe Ge~ntralbane.
Sotomotipfsrer Brandt, en- amerifaner.
orabtss, Os ire Rsritaners TT lipsfar.
lise auaftelier.
) &ongresien oil Der mart blipe
tnolsueret ct 5OrIas ON Dprettelie af
en- Spit. Telssraf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Npros % SDo.M uterifa.

Ssritfommenbe lite Sttober oil Re,
praientanterne for be uafbensise Raq,
ter | ben npe 8erben msbei Bpen 8aib.
inston for at tase Del | en- international
8pnSres, buortil be Sorensbe Stater
bar ubienet Snobpoelier.
Der er ialt 10 uafbensise Statsr
paa bet amsrifanif Re Sentiment % be til.
lis8enoe Der, o. ale bisis Stater er
meo l~lnbtaselie af 8e~iisrbsmmet graiis
lien 8epublifer. Sisie Staters geapue
er: Den argentine &spublii, Suliuiu,
Sruiilien, Chill, Columbia, Gotta Rica,
ECUADOR, Guatemala, Supti, Sonouras.
Rerico, Nicarasua. Sarasuup, Seru,
S%aluaoOr, San Domingo, urcsuua,
Sens5uela % be 5Orensos Slater.
Sheen til bette MsSe, buis Reblems
mer Ifal repreientere ale be amsritanS,e
Sance, er ppr'ncelts uo9aaet fra Dor
nuuarenbe uoenrisaminiiter, Sames
Blaine, Tom | 1881 / ben forte lib,
ban bar Sarfelos uOsnrissminiaer,
fsrit fremiatte 9anfen. timber 8reii.
bent Irtburs Administration blep intet
picere fOrstaset Sassn, END OF en- Som.
mission poo 8 Weolemmer bleu nsoIai
Of Dor Staggering, fUrut ben ltuloe be.
isse be ansre umsriianiie stater Oa
bans gsisn for ct narmsrs Sanbelsiam,
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Sprbiforiife Wuiner |
Artsona.

Subenrissminiftsr Roble bar tilienbt
DirettSren for ben aeOlOsiife Opmaalins
en- 8eretnins fra S%pscialasent ABORTION
ON 3ilitdnoen, buUri Gaia @ranberus
insrne (bet tore Sus) i 8inal 60. ,arts
soma, befiuber fig, meb bet Yaalaa,
at Der frog tases be nsopenbiae
Striot for of bsitptte &uinerne mob Sor,
falb. aonsresien antos besansauenbe
en- 2oo ben 2oen Marts 1889 % beuils
sebe $4,000 for bette 2iemsb.
S~pscialasent Wurriion, Der bar Ienbt
oerben for at unberisse &uiuerne paa
Steost, flyer / fin Sub6sretnins: 9isie
aruarsise Riuoer fra Gmerifas forbi.
i~toriife lib lisser paa en- bslseiormis
Slette omtrent miotaeis meIen Gaia
Sranoe Os 5lOrence, z eaer 8 Oaile fra
Sila 5lOosn. SOusbbpsuinsen er 6O5Ob
lang % 43 5oo breo. Ssioen al fsrs
fte @tase er Is Sob, anoen gtase 9 sob
% treble ps fisroe Gtase 8 Sob buer.
Den itsrite Del at iieroe Gtase er illot
nsb. gassene er mensm 4 Os 5 Sob
tpffe Os er cpfsrte af en- naiten uOplsie.
Zig Wasie, Der lisusr meset ben iaa.
talcte SranOliib, Tom MI bruses / 8ai1,
instOn. 9enne bar inolusti fore Stint,
fer ! Nursne; en- af bisie bar Z Sob 3
CONNER lang, 4 Sob 3 Tummer br,b
% 2 COB 6 CONNER bsi. Be inbre %
uoOsnoise Sasse er rappsoe meb Cement
Tom enonu foner uomartst; ben inbre
Bog er snonu iaa slat, slinbienbe 90
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Yeoer Sorgerjon SGffcn,

peoer en- itorlt Seterar ira 1914, iom
Dor I @luerum, er fsot 1898, oyer @us
femano for 3ote Sang. 3 Bsrn, Z 8srs
nebsrn os % Bsrnebsrnbsrn bar ban
ilipe. Dmfrins 20 Var sammel bleu
ban taset til Solbut | 5ribatalionen.
pan tom meb | bet NaIife 8umpani,
Der uoruteoes peo 8Onsspinser. San
forteler fslsenbe ON fine Spleuelier
ben lib: San iattes til 8ast ueo stans
genes | Nerbeoeu af Natranb Bro.
Siben bleu ban fommanbsret til go.
truiGetjenefte iammen meb en- elbre SUls
bat os en- 2sitnant. Sc bapoe inaen
Wao faaet meb fig, ba bet 9es, Der
itulbe brinse Srouiant til 8aatmanb.
itabet life bar fommet frem, ba be
matte BRACE ub. 8 to Saae MATTE
be sreie fig albeles uben Rab. 9a
Tom be til en- lioeu S9tte, buor 9sit,
nantsn fit &One1 til at foss Iiot CRIB
Tor benz. Oct bar imaat Stel Sptteu.
os bet blep life flor @rsbtlatten be RI.
On liosn Bib silo uosiOrce giterrst.
ten os nftso bar bet isisn. Sc traf fia
MI nsoOoer til Ratrano Bro, % paa
Ssisn msbte be GrOpiautlasiet, men
bet tuHoe De lite faa roset subt of MI.
t1l 5'snosn bar | &arbsbsn us gatrul.
len MATTE lie | fulbt 9sb neboper mob
SrOen, Sette bar ON ssatteu, us i
Wsrfet Tom 8eber fra fac aammerater.
Do ban i1aasSe 8ruen bar bet liae /
SolreHotnssn. Bluoiais bsrte ban TO
Stub % 1T is nOsle iuenFs Rsttere bras
sc ODER SrOen. Baseftsr tom en- ftsrre
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Yaa Sposleiet.

s societe de biologie bar en- 81
oenfabsmano oeo Raon 5ere omtalt ct
5anomen, Tom isurist life er ufienbt
for 5olf, Der bar oaret tilftebe peb
9sosleier. 8et er paafalbenbe, buors
leoes bet lise fsr 9sbsns aomme inos
traoer en- merfelis Gone til at erinbre,
tiloels osiua iii at tenfe.
5ere bar feet ct Msnnefe lisae for
9soen al Ell RD3maruss sD loom. Be-
pioftbeben bar alIerebe borte. Man
gap ben SD8e to sgtber: Snoiprsitnins
ger. Den 9senbe lsftebe berefter So
uebet liot op os ubtalte meb fulofoms
men 2etbeo en- Ratts Orb, ium be I'll,
ftebepnrenoe lite foritob. Set bar
5lamf, ban baobe taft. Otter nuale
utaalmobise 8epaselier siOrbe ban
9esn til, at ban fuuoe ifripe; Der blep
ba raft BAN ct Stpffe Yapir os en- 8lps
ant, os ban freo burtis tire, fire 2inier,
liSelebes paa Slamif. Manben fam
meoe fra Intwerpsn, men baobe MI
lanse boet | Baris os talte eler 5frep
albris anbet enb 5ranIf; men paa fit
Ssosleie ipates ban life mere at bore
Serre Ooer bette SprOs. Bet, ban
baooe freoet, bar en- Mebbelelie ON, at
ban I 1868 baube liant femten Srfs. of
en- Wanb / 9rpsiel, iom ban albria
baboe faat betalt tilbase.
st anoet uf Sores Grempler: On
Wano Lao foe 9soen Of 9arins; Be-
otoitbeoen bapbe lite fulbftenbis forlabt
BAN, men ban funbe bog life iuare paa
SpsrssmaaI, Der blsu rettebe til ham.
Bulien bar neiteu umerfelis; Der bleu
oa siuet BAN en- sGtbsr, Snbiprsitnina.
pan pnasnebe op, brsiebe Supebet ON
MOB i'm Suitru Us iusoe: "9u finber
lite ben Naal, @uloet er bleuet laat
belt om." Reo bisie Orb fistsbe ban
til en- Sanbelie, Der bar ifeet Is Qar
t'Ol'sere. Saa inart ban bapoe TAFT,
Ganbebrettet up.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02

aioelins 5obfOIf maridrenbe. !Surtia
sismte ban fs bag en- flor 5uru, ps fra
bette @lemiel bsrte ban be Suenfes
9ornisnnl, Der itrar leSiasebes af ffart
Sfponins mob be nprite Soloater, Tom
laa lensere borte. Ser bapbe facet en-
farlts Stiains, tbi ban bapbe Suenfer>
ne fornn fig os R~OrbmenSene bag fla.
Oct bar en- fal Wufif, tiger ban, ba
Sualerne peb fOrbi eller iloa / @reuene
runSt omfring BAN, us ben 9aoten qlems
rler ban aloris. 9ette parebe en- lana
Stuno, men iaa bleu bet itiae. San
ptloe til at frpbe frem fra 5uruen, men
bet tit ban bsbe for, tbi en- @euerfuafe
rammeoe BAN | bet famine | ben bsire
Urn. San trOeoe fsrit, at bet bar /
5snsrene, ban baobe faaet Sfuobet, TIL
bet Ipeo iaa | benz, men bet baobe moi
goat slennem r%nbsrarmen % ifabet
Nuitlerne. Saa lusbe ban fig neb baa
ct Stiar Os frog efter beapnbte be
Rorife at fpre, Os bisie aualer, iiaer
Seoer, bar meset itsrre enb be iuenife;
be uleoe oarre os rispebe pp Sorben.
iaa BET oar itpst at ie. GnbeIia blep
bet after Iut, men ban bleu Iiaaenbe
title enbnu en- lang Stuio af Srpat for
at fable Sanbsrne saa SuenIferne.
oa ban life fienbte Strioens @ana.
"a ban enbslis ouasebe fig frem funbe
ban lite ie eaer bsre 0osen. !San baube
ltbt fort 8lootab os fslte fig meset of
freftet. Sm en- Stunb traf ban en-
crop norife Soloater anfsrt Of en- Gsits
nant Seibe. 9e iprans iaa burtiat be
formaaeoe % bible babe bam meb, men
ban Orfebe life. San tos Beien lanss
Sl0mmsn Os Tom til en- Stue, buor mar
bso BAN Mab, men ban funbe lite lpi5e.
De bao bam ifpnoe fig aiiteb, tbi Speus
itsrne fanoe tomme os tase bam till
fdnse. s Rarbeben bar Der ct Selt,
itlareri. Sio git ban os blep forbun,
oct, men anmObeoes itrnr ON at saa,
'ncen Sueniferne Tom. San bar iaa
nomattet, at ban forisste at brsie libt,
men 9Qftorsn truebe meb at faite bam
no, bois ban lite git siebliffelig. Sax
TT enoelis ilabt fig frem til @onasuins
ger, buOr ban blep inolast paa 9c51ret.
tet. Sa ban b!eu friit isien bar aris
gen Hut. San bar oppsbaaret en- libeu
Senfion, forbi ban bleu iaaret, ban iiaer
'elu 10 Saler al aonsen % 10 af
Oberit arebs. 5or to aar fiben III
ban 20 arOner af S~tortbiuset, 40 of
aOnsens pripate aasie cs 60 Of ct
5ono, aarlis. San er fulofenbia
aanosfrif os bsrer aobt, men er libt
.ifranten os bar omit for at saa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
HuSI n b.

Mttentat paa Geiieren. Sra ct.
petersburg %telesraferes. at Der frog for
8eiierens Gfreiie til &~isbenbaun erp(os
berebe en- 9puamitbOmbe | Geterbofs
standardization. 8%anesauroen bleu
neiten repet iitpfter, % en- Sernbanebe'
iient bleo brabt. Ran trpr, at bet bar
Weninsen at labe 8omben ~erplobere,
ibet aeiieren pasiereoe forbi StatiOnen,
men pso en- eller anben Seiltuselie er.
plobereoe 8omben for tiblis.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
II DIanDet.
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Sen isrselige lllpffe, iOm benbte
Quebec fioite use, par moi itsrre emo
mon fra fsrit baube tnntt. s Onsbass
baooe man faaet frem 4s Sig, men Der
er mango Here | Ruinerne. On 72'
aaris Mano, Der bapbe lisset 1OS 3is
mer | Ruiuerne. bleu brast frem ilioe,
Fisnt fOrfarbelis f%Orllaaet, er Der bog
Saab ON, at ban fan TONNE fig isien.
Rdn frpster for nps 5ielbfreb, % en-
RGnsoe Suie er furlaote Of fine 8e.
boere.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-02
Era @nibingtono

SIaaStminiteren bar sieHnem Dosr'
t~cnhruttgr Bilion us Gpef for Snsenisr'
nFosliussu Relui0e unoerisst Bortldne
Gompaup's Sttbsparft | gorilaro,
Raiue, ausooeube bets Encyclopaedia.
9lsis bar bsFstiset @aritet % inbienot
en- iRresIes suufie Seretnins, Sislse
benus fan 8arftet | sanIfe fort 9ic
nIbFGnNis inbrettss, iuu Der fan bpsees
Stbs for 5ldabsn fra 1000 til 5000
Toms Srastisbeo.