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Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
NDrge.
nmfnmmet paa 9ppreiislp. Der

I'll
MINES III "5ramgnne": 8i bar MI er
r;o bopt ct meoet lunefulbt 8eir her
oppe. Sr. Gcbaitcr. 5Or en- fort Iii
Tben par ber fig Sturm, at flere Suit
too mere eller minbre gfabe.
Sorleoen Ssnbag bapoe pi Iiet Rean
at bet bare "puleoe,~ % bet bolot Der
III no paa Staten, ba &esnen afleIte.
AZ enc. Snsong ben Abe Warts
bopbe ri ONT Wor9enen aloeles flart
g}eir o. 8%inbftile. Oct bepirtebe, al
moltae Soft brig III 5ieloet eiter Ntoie
g,en I'D imoo Mtiooa9stiben i%oranoreps
geiret fig; Der bespnote at "brios," pa
bo Der no paa Gftermiooa9en "beopnbtt
at ialoe Sne / 5prbinoelie meb tier.
tere ginb, blep Der ct rent llpeir. Wet
Grpat tom man oa til at t9nfe paa
psnt, Der bar iaa ubeloise at bore
prague tilfielbs, og besparre, - Der
Hutoe osiaa ipsrees lllpfter efter bet.
Blanot Nnbre par ogian Ole Sieae.
ioroet - en- @~aarbbruser, pmtrent "
Nar aammel- reilt tilijelbs efter WoIe.
San Tom life biem til oanlig 5io, %
hans SrItru lenote ba ct Iar Mnno
ttlficlbs for at mobe BAN. Men, BET
par life 9reit at i9tte pp / 9ie(oet / Iaa.
baut llpeir, % be 20 tom tilba9e uben
at fiuoe Wtonoen. ON Sbeloen pmtrent
Gl. Z Tom Manbens Seit alene tilbaae,
ca man tunbe f%oritna, at Der bar en-
lllptfe b9nbt, iiben bet ltattefs 9nr
ION berrelss bjem igjen. 9ogle TENT.
piQi9e WRno orp9 oa after aiiteo for
ON muli9t at finbe ben borttomne
Maro; men oisie par life TONNE larat,
for DC meote Nnore, Der bar paa Silent
ueieu i9jen efter iprgjeues at babe lg9t
efter en- anoen - Ell pngre Mtanb, Der
Itaeleoes bar borte. Samtli9e iortlatte
M 5llren ttlfjclos. gn al Spl9et bapbe
prret praftiif not til at mebtaoe ct
0orr, % ioet ian blrIte / bette, fiji
nan, ret lom bet bar, bpre Hpbraab,
%, ueo at fpl9e bisie, traf man ben
pugre Manb / Ell meget fortommen 9il,
Itnuo. Wan fit oa oenne meo li9, men
han bar laa uomattet, at ban maatte
itstteS af TO MRnb, til De unae0e oen
m%cobra9te SeIt. Snus 6eIt par imio.
lertib borte, og ben er enouu - ianpiot
pioes enonu life flnoer ioien. Oct
bar MI omtrent Wibuat; ben allereoe
funone Wano maatte brir9es bjem, o.,
on man bapbe en- Seit meo, % %eiret
oar me9et itp9t, iaa matte Ollie penoe
biem i9jen uben at finoe ben Nnben.
ON Worgenen ben ste bro9 manae
Wpuo tilijelos for at iege eiter ben
enonu life ~l9ienfomne gamle Mano,
men uoen o9iaa oennegan9 at finoe
bart. 8eiret a pgian ben Dag me9et
itp9t. 5srit Um Wor9enen ben Ste
fnuot man Wanben lig9enoe pppe paa
5ieloet. San bar tommen lau9t biems
oper i9ien; ban laa life ldigt ira 8eien
% bar io%rmooentli9 gaaet meb i'm Seit
ban babe nemlls laoet 2esIet Itaa
igIen l9n8ere bprte), til ban ie9ncoe
on.
Der laa ben sainle arbeios=
iorrme Die Silejproet; paa 5ieloet
bapoe ban oonfet me9et - sjprt mans
Gen 1ur, paa Sieloet bapoe ban NOT
pnret babe | iurt % paftert 8eir, paa
5jeloet fanbt ban i'm Dob. gan bar
oso, ban bar "bro" - "buo" meo ct
tutt, rent, buiot Snelasen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
se nprife Sfeitslpbsre @ubaaer,

Sc norife Sfeitelpbere @obaser,
Salpurien os Wprsens forlob Stodbolm
ben Abe os. Baa SernbaneItationeu
bapbe inbfumbet Jig en- bel Del af Sfsi'
teiportens 8enner, oeriblanbt fere al
be ipenite Yr9mietasere, Meblemmer
al 5tpdbplms Stsitetlub, Nmatsrfur.
eninsen III. Il. ct firebobbelt Surra
for "pdra nprife penner~ ! bet DiebIif,
oa 5past lattes / Gang, ~beioarebeS al
Roromenbene meb ct lisnenbe for Spe'
rise os Speniterue.
De M a~freiite Sremmebe bar ubtali
lin iarlige 5ilireosbeb meb ben fore.
tommenoe Mnabe, buorpaa be itebie E,
bIepet montague unoer lit Opbolo
Stodbolm, tiger Aftonbl.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
st mRrfeliat GunD.

st marfeligt Juno. 8 9arbeoen
Of 8pen 9biOnuiae bar man nplis fun.
bet en- flor aasie, / bpilfen Der laa Here
~iranite tlniformer os aaarbsr, Here
minbre aasier meb iranite Orosnsbeto.
rationer FAINT ct Grin al S6enbolt, Der
inbebolot frantic Bantnoter, Cub %
Sdupen9e. 5 ct bemmeii9t Stun al
Sfriuet fanbt man ct tibet foitbart
@ulos9 ameubr, Der a prpoet meo
@erler % Tubiner, % iom pan 9aaget
bar ct MliniaturbiQe6e al Gmaiqe, lore.
ftiQenbe en- Dame. gqe bisie @ien.
itanoe bar i%ormucentlis tilbert err / eeu
iiofte Orig inleen officer.
sS5rn iyriscr fstsr
1:itfer's Gaioria.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
Til 5atas.

Stt 5atgs. llnoertegueos gnlfer
al irige fr 90 ioriiielige 5arms. beli9.
9enoe ! Rto Hlper 1aIeu5 melt bergmie
0oeocbelts. remII9 I Fpii 60. Mjnnsiota.
gtFuuie 0arme er bcliagsnoe paa fOritIenigs
1teoer uTDuie so, Ga yuofboloer ira 80
III 32O Ncres. ueo goot Improvements, Ga
ttloels nco eH Gdie eicr goot rinOeuoe yano
% prGAtige StoulHGrer pda Tnrmeu. be-.
lt8gcnoc ira | III 4 Htile fra 3erubane.
l%tationcr eler Bper, liant inoen it0re lfduoi.
taptlte Settlementer % / RRrbeoen al
Stolebuie OF aIr'er. R9Unte ,5arme oil
bitps lolate lor omireut buno 9uproomen.
ternt toler % pdd lette Betlugelier. I'm I'll
aleet Tor Dem, iom guiter ia en- goo % be.
t%oentmcilg 6orm I'll en- biuig Grid. Tor
nRrmers uHoerrctHtHg iirlU tt Z. ". Bditsn
81 go, Dor 81, 6crttie. gtiuu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

st bolbent go. 8aul 3. 2asiena
9pbsbo, arenoal, er MI opsiort meb en-
bcbplbeu 5prmue al af. f,sf8,347.2f,
bporaf | N~rpeafgift, til Statsfusien er
betalt 8r. 100, 70O.S9.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

gornebiem | aritiania. Der e,
MI tillammen bos &omiteen III Spret'
telie al ct 8srnebiem / 8riitiania tes.
net oper $4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

Heb0et ira Cohen. Den lite Mnrts
ON aftenen benao ST. 9 allnrmereoea
Stcre 8albp Bp al Nsbranb, tommenoe
ubeira Mlarfen. Solt fit / Ell Sari
tenot 9pgter Og iatte Zig i 9ep99elie,
toet man isgte at oeileoe fig oeb be ipaae
Strig, iom al o9 til lso; men iprit eiter
benueb Ell Zines f~orsieues Ssoen
Wtsrtet us Sreen, unber hpilfen man
poerlisere fOrpiloebes peo Rgoraab iro
Ell anoen Rant, innbt man enbelia Ell
Yise li9senoe bjRlpelgs paa Woien tat
peo Nalsbet / Ell poerIt forfommen I'll.
itoro % uoe al Stano til at tale. 5erii
%ienere, oa bun bar fommsn Zig tif 8ette,
fit HtaH at nioe, at bun bar ipenif al
Ssoiel og tjente hos Sorpa9ter Satpb'
len / aagerup. 8eb at saa fra 4aee'
rup til Store 8albp Dor bun fommen
no / Moien o9 bar Der blepen piloia,
renoe. 5lere 8anse efter binanben bar
bun itprtet / 8anoet os bapoe FIN mel
pberte Msie reobet fig pp igien, inbtil
bun ilbite Gang bar blepenI iaa aitraitet
at bun iesneOe neo paa Soroen os itft
langere IOrmaaebe at bjelps iig Jeff
frsmao. ct tibet Stptfs bapoe bun
enbnu trsbet iremab paa 9naerne, men
par oerpaa iuntet bjalpelss lammen
Giter Oft bpao man fan l%tjsnue, itplbes
bet alene Sien ! 6Orbiuoelie meb Cir
o9 8sr, at bet bar pRret ma!i9t iol
benbe at rebos Zig pp al @anoet, bool
bun elers Ulloe bare brulnet for lRuat
iioer. otter at mon bauoe iaaet Der
i%taifs!s EipipetSee 9i9e lGitst op, BE-,
% isrte man benoe IND til 8per I'll
ben t~eaiiltusreos Sosueioqeb DIE Rieli
'sr8 Gadro, hUor bun sittr at prre al
.lT9t t.cp ansoet omspsGelia, inot:r be'
ial Gu be base 2tmumer, prgu
5r,at nj SeGg5.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

THE RARE COIN co. CATER paaIi.
beiIae 49eHier eboert {own ot Bcreueee
Staier, III al llulle jleloae Mguier. gGrlig
BeganoliHgl ! Fan llene 9ooe RsHse ueo
al arte;oe icr %. Siriu Horit eler GHgellt.
VI icrbliper 2srcs meo agtslie The Rare
Coin Co, Wipneapoiis, Wfinn. 800
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

6aaroeisr 8. y. Spbanien i ~.
pelie, bois @aarb nplig neobrGnote
iulbitRnoist, er efter aibolot Bran6.
iorbgr bleuen anbolbt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

Snore.W tis 6eiifole / Sas,
lep atta9es III at oRre iifret. @ooS.
eierne Der pua G9nen bor nemlis tssnet
en- flor Gel Nftier | SDiItolen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
2ano tiljaiaS.

Seq bar SaHe tiIialgs I Gbitainu o. 90.
uaro Counter, baaoe ovoDriet "a pilot, iSar.
TIE paa ira 50 tl $50 &eres. 8rijeH Darie.
rer ira Sl2 til 80 pr. acres I 5orbnl0 til
Eanoets AsaiJtet % BEaHingernes Saroi.
Sea bar ucgle ina gore ,5lrnre tiilnlgs mar
ogn uorlte aIrfr pe0 <auoe. RH er oct oru
rette lio III at Iigbe bfligt g0Ho. igreHo alt
lGtges. S'riu III mig sler alag mig At ge
lgg / Gonutu 8aoitors Giiice l 9lcU ramr.
ton, Jufoa. artBur WCGartcu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
GnniesSfole.

B}Iis Wlamie Stiles gtuer unoeroisnug s
Cams meo ale be uDeiie met mooerne Irin
DOR FrTne G9iDSuinaer 6snUenoer mar
iig III beHoe | Stilt$ 0otei.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

@ilstter pea FORTE aiasies gins
Ter iaaeS biaiat paa s,opeofontos
ret, @nS. Srobere 63 e.. ain3ie
Str., Chicago, 81. 25t78
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

Sill Gramen Mrtium sr iaar am
melot $50. nj btsIe er 1S6 2atinere
o9 1913 Realilter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
Giteriporgiei.

gt'ripsrI,r ius,a8', s,r,'tr tor sr Saip Gent d.
Or. On boahap. { Gr 6~orbosido tt ct RaDn, RIA.
ns for ct Orb. 81 GptrtisIm,nlf .Dsrora9s o 5a,n'
Irits ~aHtus,tts al 75,UD al fO.O0l So,t us, A7a.
%ltsi,mtrt,r. oE ifta E,oiaass al raatinA tas.s 10,
btHipH ltt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

GaurIB Semen (2npreace Sobuiou) elIe
Den, Der mdatte iignoe Dam. beoe3 opQtD,
bans Noresie III lIuoertegneoe. Sioit leo
hBrte ira bant oar I 1889 / S~tiqluatei, Wina
u. 2. g2a0ieH, 3pler, 0iiuH, l2t. 1913
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

Selens SeIgeier 8jgr1e al 1ielobera grr
ItegiRlo, beoes gooheoSiulot at opatpe fin
aoresie til 2. Gtitrano, CttOfn, Relion So.
u. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

: tNalge. Dtt Muritensbus, IL
8rrciier % ~ Acres 2auo / 3ecDrab,
pit iRlges biltgt eHfr bortbpttes for Tarm
iano ! BiHneibeti @puutp. GliSa VI. Nlten
2aIT4
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

S7nfeo. - Location iggcs. Bad
- @ruuo al at en- oanii Wauo gHitcr at
dabne en- 6ar6mnre 5prrctuIH9 ben 40 Com.
rierer pnd en- Blaos. bpor en- iidoau ttltr0n.
ges. beoer ban SnuosmPuo peullaft. bpi3
gloaeu tnnoe gioe SptuSuiHg ON Ell goot
lgnnenne ILlla / eLEr nch IL hnulE @ettle.
mtnt en- Bp meo aooe l%loijqter. ~bsltggeHot
neo en- 5ttHbdne, ofngluet al et goot dgers
opr'utugsoutrtit, at t~ilitriUs "Iscurab.
Boien@ uUoer DiGriet 20.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

RnatisH. - Del II osE iaHss sss at 5si,Hsiai,s
fer irap1r,nss Sloli o. 8,Hna. at u0r ters Date,
1tarit X. Rsriorp aIsti ps Dsetu ben 1900 Raris
1891 I q, alssr al % sar % . 9aaaHso,. otter sHsir,Ht
to aafs Ssseiiab,o al Jaring Bou Daas 81. at bun
sses 1 NrOsn pa fH 5r,isr.
6r,s mss BIZ EtsO, Osthaust par, sit RinSei
Rarit =. ~. sHuiioH.
@inn,Aaha 90. saa 0a.ota.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
Tait Gienoom
ttifatss ener tiaeie.

NsTtisise',risr. f1af3rg "Esrm %tttptss", '5as rs
iafas' seus tiGfl,'. "risusft' t,ais-. "Bfsss sa,s.
so, od iri ma Al i~usrgT,s for I s,ur Or. 0rs isr o3r
cara @n'enr Ss1aagtr. + ~. a~gtss3f4o SO -
Paou rs1r,s Tor n Cro. NBertts f,msntsr. Der tRs s,
iasts 81 %aeoitH1. saats &c p,aigu III.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

6ouebsaarben Boiler ueO 6isrrins,
ca. IL Ior. Sarttorn, er iol9t for 1885,.
600 Ser. til 5orualter 8isso 3uteiu af
SssbOlt. 8eiRtningen meofslser.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

ssuiut sale StsusIaHs yltstiaH. Btstsr7r,
atisau o. attsf0sf Hrvsat6aasib. iami t%noirxgf
srosmieiu Sfanbtr1eiea pa Moderate Giliair
Psrrtfp5usr usee ban
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

OnneS. en- "@rubbe COB" ira M
~ % III Sldatteu for en- Wano. iom er III,
Ter Tor BrtaltHgeu. Strip I'll Ce@ galtera,
Rnlbforo. Fillmore 60, D}trn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
80 | WariaBerfioro itranbeoe

SIs"A sNbNAIb~hV Nbu"VSUt
0paler. Der bar to Drenge, Tom ben
lobe @torts ON Morgenen ppba9ebe
10 fore @jenitanbe beoGse fig noe /
Sanoet paa 8anten al 6lattet melem
Sals o9 Nls Sooe. s en- ~labbmoet
8aao roche be no imOo benz, men ba be
fom ben enc paa uprmere Sob, fore
tps ben abftiai9e iOrurolisenbe 8epas
selier, iatte en- 8anoitraole / 8eiret %
gap nosle Srsl fra fig, iaa at 9rensene
blepe banse % ifpnolomit lsgte 9ano.
&pitbeboerne iatte Zig III / Seueselie.
% be fom no, laa be, at bet bar TO
Spnler, Der bapbe iorpilbet fig IND
8ugten pg MI life funbe ar6eibe iig lss
al @runoen. Meo Ell 8Bsie affpreoes
paa 9anife nart SDlo TO Stuo paa Bans
ben al ben n9rnteIte Soal, uoen at oenne
tillpnelaoeuoe re9ueoe bet for Wo9et.
ct treble Sfuo traf imiolertlo "8lRie
buffet, og bet gioroe 8irtning, for III
pilteoe ben Snnoet, iaa Der blep en- itor
5~oropbniu9, meoens ben uoIenote ben
enc 9ooning Blob og Sano glennem
8l9iebuaet otter ben anoen. 0a ben
uomattet al 8lootabet, bleo roligere,
lasoe5 9Oue paa ben for at bale ben
l9n9ere ino, men TO Seite funoe life
rotte ben no at 8letten. ST Stpfte
lrrgere uoe paa ben poerite 8eule laa
ben auoen Soal paa @runo. Gen fit
nnturligois ligeleoes n 2aonin9 Sngl
/ B~lRiebu0et. Den ieislipebe aamerat
bolot enonu 2ipet ON Nitenen. Set
er temmelig miittert @rinoeboaler. Den
minolte mauler / 2ensben 81 glen %
/ Smfreb8 SIS Nlen, % ben anoen er
enbba betpoclig itgrre. De mna rime,
ligois pRre gteiterne at en- itsrre 6lof,
Tom, jngeoe al en- 5ienbe, ere Tonne for
lou9t ilto pan @runoene. Soalens, Der
er tisbt al ct SnteresientielIfdb / Sab
irn for 200 ar., bile rimeligois blipe
iol9t til llolanoet. Sra 8ragefuno meo.
oeles Der enouioere, at en- treble Spal
ifal uare inobreuen Der.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

SarioH, - Oct sstsHsisisrss brpsb fer lrau1r,n5,
gt9at o. 8,nnsr. NJ cor tier, NSeu anH, ~fsrssatt,r
aisit pso Bsotn ben lite UITts 1891. 6aH oar ifsi
1 5sHsrt Srou. eas5raaSssaltH, 1 Nars 1900.
Grss NIB b,usss stso. 0.tasn,t Dar, ttHOts gatus,
Cte yarign. Te1ri 6auieH,
T. Yarion.
maii. Bis., zen 3stt Hyrili59l.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

SsbHfsn.- De r bt,osn Dor iHHas seb at ~bst,sRsis
sisrs icr fraoorsHss Slr5t g 8sHHsr. Of BIT ~btsas,ot
ben alsos; Sub s,H sts PARTS 1891 at ~borifals. ira
belt, III ct bssr, giD Dor tussiis ,lissst lias Batter aba
qHtaa { IN after al 4 aor. 2 glaan,su o. Is Das,.
Dun sss, al Ii9t,bria ,jir IL Eass cps,l,is. 6un
per seit ,t;d o a. sgst iaORa al Range. m,H -otrrsH
saS, osy,H tog. prrtHs AavH Uor, lsS,ti'
6aiusr actaiou. Dlarsar,t SssHior.
9.nsra, 1iqmsrt 60, 9linr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

net norifs o. ip,uff, 8iesssoufuiat ( ps, Dtoiu,s.
JoDa, uousbr 5ulbm1gtsr "a t%uoiororr arDtmiblu
bet adml, Ydnp.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

@o,. - ga btisubtalsrss b,ru,s fsr irappr,ub,
Stasi o. g.nutr. at et 6sbag,s, Cub { FIN Bisson ben
2so, Mart; 1891 al 5oufalbs Dor DeoSsr @Isrtuus CBs
batter Ro,. 6nn oar m.gst t~aalmo5ia unbtr 81 Rsr,
% fin lang, 2g5oouL o. par UsI ioruei,t mrs at 700
parsr biem tt an $50. eun bar prri isngtliaIsu5,
Dc IAN, II Har o. 6S5t al EtotrooHs ipa3bts, sfeso,
poi fseti Yarbol I tora, cen 1T, 5onuar 1901. o. bhv
i~aalsssB "a Aar % 3 ytaan,er CANNED
5r'b mso bsnbcs GtsD, Dddsna Uars btu5sj Miut,
Ole Bo,. aa(a @3,.
cgHau, Sowa. tsbt @oni0n.
~Ssau0tuaoen- 5ssss opisq,.
aHosrfon. Ld Ct mir iuua, Org al %b,gtHB,i
gist Tor i~rsDar,n5, Sirgt o. 0trur. At mln tri,
euitru emitis Gofker,u, Ens svfoH. lot Cgsn. oso,
a Iartns ben aOt, Batis 1891. Gun oar ~ s,a 10,
cspt. 1853. 1ss ms5 { 5maa b,staor 9 m
far eu,ra o. Wootr. Gsu.tar { rsa.
Iututb. 9fiun.
Tramm,ns sfab, bsoB optaa,.
Gamble. gtrp,s bt4tnbtnss. ps,Sr,Hs,
Sf2a, % 8snnsr. at ott bsbastbt gub AZ Bort, 10. ia
Stti, stD I'll ct 5,br, oor tue On esnrp gnsoIf. Don
bse, Ten st, @laris, 3 9laaHsesr sammel.
Frto Hsb Sans Gts0, y~slfsHst psrs bans Miub,I
T. n. Gaus5o. Mama .. gaHobo.
Grant, goas. Riuu.. o,u Ste avrit 1891.
6anftn - Jor f~ta5grtHSs 2ixyt ca 8,nn,r 5riHs
sts 6srotb BEN tussusiHiH1. at DOR 'ier, 5asr SANS
y. bauisu. issi { ciasios. gaurotss Unit, 4ers.. ben
25sc Rou. 1873. 5ortal5is' oss m Saii3 DsS stn 3si,
Ngrit 1891.
sr,S mts bans sisu. s,lFaHrt Dar, bars mins,,
gaa 'sn, % lsfsHs,s 8'gn,
bas,bau SaHf,r.
siiarth, poS, Co.. RiHu. BEN Toe Estii 1891.
Sld5t { Norls btsgs optass Cumf'aa,ubs.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15
OBDs=Y rDflamtaer.

1gssH. trstH t5iff,n mon s1t slsy, Gre TsrsfsfiT =
tog sggirsg Rssuianag I 1ar
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-15

UT Iuu UFH 9uIHIe urUtIOss
iormc Die Silejoroet; pna 5ieloet
bapoe ban ouutet me9et - sjort mans
GEN 9ur, paa Sieloet bapoe ban NOT
pNret babe | iurt % paftert 8eir, paa
5jeloet fanot ban i'm Dob. gan par
oso, ban bar "buo" = "buo" meo ct
tptt, rent, bpiot Snelaseu.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-09-08
A LESSON FOR RUSSIA,

Some people will see the hand of Provi-
The effect of driving the Hebrews out of
that country has been to remove great
number of people who are Intermediates
between the Russian farmer and the con-
sumer. The Hebrews have been in the
habit of furnishing these peasants advances
on their crops, which are used in paying
the laborers who gather the harvest, pur-
chasing substantially the crop of grain and
finding market for it. Now, in districts
where the st. Petersburg policy has pre-
vailed, the crops are rotting on the ground
and this is at time when Russia has de-
ficient supply and will be compelled to use
every effort to meet the needs of its own
people. The result is that famine already
threatens the country, and the sufferings
of the Hebrews who have been to a large
extent the movers of the crops, are only
the beginning of the sufferings which the
Russian peasant farmers will be obliged to
undergo because the people on whom they
have heretofore depended to give their
crops a market are driven out of the coun-
try.
Russia may learn, if she can learn, that
the Hebrews have been more useful to her
than has been thought. At all events, it
looks as if she were to be severely pun
ished for the great wrong she has done
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and was mounted on q white horse of the
Carmargue. After them came at full tilt
men and boys, and even women From
the gardens the crowd turned and made q
short cut for the amphitheater. From
every street people were running towards
II, laughing. shouting, pushing, painting.
All Aries was racing for one more look at
the bulls.
We reached the front of the main en-
trance just in time to see the black bulls
galloping up narrow street, one or two
little in advance, and the white horses,
their riders sitting firm In the saddle, the
long tridents in their hands. These were
at the top of the street. The only way
now open for them led into the stables
Suddenly the barrier fell. Eight bulls
were at large in the streets of Aries.
Everybody left. I did not wait to see
anything more. But when. once inside
the amphitheater, I looked ont again, near
windows and balconies were still crowded,
and there were still groups on many house
tops; but no one was on the street.
Gradually the women came back to the
doors, lifting up the green curtains and
peeping out while they kept the children
behind them. Men walked boldly about
Then at last we started cautiously for the
hotel Wild rumors were afioat. Zone
bull has gone into the cafe du Forum 1t
jumped through the glass OF the front
door. The walters and the patron ran. It
knocked down the tables: it went through
the back door" ''Two are in the Place de
Ia Republique. They have got into the
hotel de Vile are mounting toward the
man of bronze. The clorks have flown. "
They. are coming here nowi Les tsur-
eauxl Les taureauxi" Then came precip-
| itate flight
But the bulls were seen no more that
night. They had gone back to the Cam
| argue. Eight others, fresh and fit for COM
bat, were brought in the covered van to
take their places.
Preposterous as ii may seem to let reg
iment of cowboys and bulls loose in this
town-s aourishing city long before the
Christian era-there was a barbaric pic
turesqueness about the grand arrival
of the bulls not to be found in the bet
ter regulated spectacles of more serious
people.
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A GORGEOUS FLOWER SHOW,

A GORGEOUS FLOWER SHOW.
A gorgeous flower show is to be one of
the features of the Worlds fair at Chicago.
If the plans which have been made are
carried out it will be the grandest flower
show that has ever been seen. For in
stance, when the gates of the exposition
are opened the visitors will see a display
of tulips that will make them stare. Any
where from 100000 to 100000 of
these flowers will be shown in one vast
bank. They will all come from Holland,
and will be contributed by the growers of
that country. The tulip is the most spec
tacular of flowers, and the sight of
crimson, pink, gold and maroon will be
splendid. There will be moving pano-
rama of flowers as the days of the exposi-
tion go by. With the tulips will be shown
the narcissus or daffodil, and following
them will come the pansy, of which i'm
mense quantities from all the florists of
the world will be shown. In June will
come the rhododendrons, and a greater
display of these flowers will be made than
has ever before been attempted. Infinite
varieties will be shown in all colors, from
white through all the tints of crimson
to deep purple. With the rhododendrons
will be shown the azaleas in all
the shades of pink, bronze and yellow.
Through the summer months the rose gar
den will be beautiful, and not less than
one million of these royal flowers will be
in bloom at once. Later will come the
gladioli, dahlias, the iris and other hardy
plants. There will be great banks of
foxes, asters, verbenas, nasturtiums and
zenias-all spectacular flowers. All of
varieties of the little plants will follow
one another, and the outdoor display will
close with great show of chrysanthe-
NUNS. A special feature of the outdoor
display will be the work done with foliage
plants. ALL of the park superintendent
in the country have promised to produce
something in the way of designs, such as
figures of animals, carpets, scrolls, etc.
Each superintendent will be given space to
work in and each will select his own de-
sign.
The indoor display will open with twen-
| ty thousand orchids in bloom. This dis
play will represent half a million of dol
lars, and will be contributed by florists
from all parts of the world. These beauti
full flowers, seen through tropical forest
of ferns and palms, will give view OF
fairy land Following the orchids will
come Indian azaleas, and at one time there
will be in bloom at least 10000 lilies Of
every imaginable variety. There will be 6
complete collection of ferns and over two
thousand varieties. There will be specia
displays of geraniums, gloxanias, Gala
diums, etc., and complete collection Of
cacti.
The only drawback to this display vii
be that it can't all be seen at one time
But any part of it will be well worti
seeing,
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NorWegian Chcese.
[Nurray's Magazine.i

.
Arranged in series of little dishes
around us were sardines sausages. raw
smoked mutton-which is really very good
and several kinds of cheese. There is a
terrible kind of native cheese called my
sost, /" which is made of goats milk; 1t is
brown in color, and served in the shape of
bricks, done up in silver paper. The init
ated shave this into thin films and make il
into a sandwich with black bread and but
ter This cheese is really made from the
whey after proper cheese has been manu-
fsctured. All the water is then boiled out.
and the remainder is compressed into these
brown bricks, which taste sweet and
gritty.
Love of this cheese would take some time
to acquire; the opportunity is not lacking
for it appears at every meal, from break
fast onward. There are several native
cheeses. Another terrible one, ''pultost," +"
is made with csrsway seeds, and always
smells as If it had gone bad. Mysost has
no smell, fortunately, only terrible as
pect and taste.
Doctor Julius Nickolyson told us he
wanted to send few Norwegian delicacies
to friend in Germany, and among others
he put in piece of the native mysost.
His friend wrote and thanked him for the
salmon, etc, and then continued, THE
soap is very nice; but we find great diff
Guilty in making the lather." This was the
cheese.