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gorgeous Christmas tree was stripped of
its many beautiful presents and dis
tributed among the happy recipients.

gorgeous Christmas tree was stripped of
it's many beautiful presents and dis
tnbuted among the happy recipients.
THE CATHOLIC CsUNDAY-sCHooL
On Sunday evening held their Christmas
entertainment and tree in the Kaiser
house annex An immense throng of
people assembled there, and long before
the exercises began standing room was
at premium. After an hour or two of
entertainment by the children the jingle
of bells foretold the coming of Santa
Claus, who took charge of the pretty
Christmas tree and busted himself dis
tribnting gifts.
THE METHODISTS,
Christmas night, gave the final enter
tainment in nature similar to those
described above. The craze to witness
Christmas tree festivities had not
lessened and it seemed that everybody
went to this one The church was
crowded, even the windows were blinded
by the youth in his eagerness to view
The performances of Santa Claus at the
massive tree which was laden with good
things for a multitude of children.
AS a whole, this Christmas was one of
unprecedented enjoyment, and if any
child IN this section was overlooked it
was not the fault Of the churches.
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Golden Star Encampment, No. 2,
|. O.. 0. r., elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Chief Patriarch,
Chas. Kroger; Senior Warden, James
Patten; High Priest, VIM Tormey :;
Scribe, Geo. Schmid; Treasurer, Benz
Pizer Junior Warden, VIM. Bowen,
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At their meeting last Tuesday night
St. Philips Branch, No. 7O7, Catholic
knights of America, elected the follow
ing officers for 1894: President, M. W
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Any one who has children will 'rejolce
with L. B. Milford, of Plainfield, N. j.
His little boy, five years of age; was sick
with Group. For two days and nights he
tried various remedies recommended by
friends and neighbors. He says: Il thought
sure would lose him. I had seen Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy advertised and
thought would try it as a last hope and
am happy to say that after two doses he
slept until morning. | gave it to him
next day and a cure was effected. keep
this remedy in the house now and as soon
as any of my children show signs of
Group [ give 1T to them and that is the
last of It," SO cent bottles for sale by
M. b. Doe & Co., Druggists.
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Mcclure Vice President, John Ivory
Recording and Financial Secretary, Peter
Towey; Treasurer, Rev. A. H. Lambaere
Sergeant at Arms, VIM. Winkler; Trus-
tees James McDonel, Owen Mcbride
James Doyle; Medical Examiner, DR.,
w. I. Power The branch meets on the
first and third Mondays of each month
at 7:30 p. m. in the parlors Of Rev. A. Fl.
Lambaere's residence.
Gable Lodge, No. 8, I. o. O. r., elected
the following officers to serve for the
ensuing term at the meeting Wednesday
evening December 90: Noble Grand,
@. 0. Reed Vice Grand VIM. Bowen !;
Secretary, George Schmid; Treasurer,
Chas. Kroger; Right Supporter to Noble
Grand, 'rhos. Botscheider Left Sup
porter to Noble Grand, z. g. Pringey ;
Conductor, Steve Severson Warden,
Hiram W. Rodgers; Right Supporter to
Vice Grand, Benz. Pier; Left Supporter
to Vice Grand, W. T. Allison.
Philipsburg Lodge, No. 2o X. Of P,
held its semi annual election at it's last
regular meeting, as follows: Master of
Work, s. A. Brown; Chancellor Com
mander, 0. J. Qulyey; Vice Chan
cellor, Jos. T. Pritchard Prelate,
Will Loring; Keeper of Records and
Seal, L. @. Congdon; Master of Exche-
quer, Benz. Plzer Master of Finance,
David Pizer; Master-a at-Arms j. G.
Smith; Trustee: M. Fl. Bryan.
Hope Lodge, No. 7, Degree of Honor,
a: 0. U. W., elected the following
officers as its last regular meeting: Past
Chlet OF Honor, Mrs. N. Wilson; Chief
OF Honor, Miss L. Pizer; Lady of Honor,
Mrs. A. Cardona; Chief of Ceremonies
Mrs. v Wilson; Recorder, Mrs. d. p
Crowley; Financier, Will Yenter Re
celver, Mrs. A. Brown.
Wadsworth Post. G. A. r., elected Of
ticers as follows: Commander, Morris
Sharp; Senior Vice Commander, r. f.
Parkman Junior Vice Commander,
John Gaiser; Quartermaster, j. X. Par
dee; Sergeant, w. II, Allison; Chaplain.
E. 0. Pennell; Officer of the Day, Elijah
Powell; Officer of the Guard, James Lee.
At the last regular meeting of Silver
State Lodge, No. 36, A. O. U. W., the
following officers we're elected Master
Workman, l.. M. Busbee; Foreman, j.
Il. Cole; Recorder, George Tucker
Financier, BENZ. Plzer Receiver, Josiah
Shull; Medical Examiner, DR.. r. G..
He1ne; Trustee: Val. Jacky.
Golden Star Encampment, No. 2,
[. 0. 0. r., elected the following officers
sor the ensuing year: Chief Patriarch,
Jhas Kroger; Senior Warden, James
Patten; High Priest, VIM. Tormey
Scribe, Geo. Schmid; Treasurer, BENZ.
Pizer ; Junior Warden, VIM. Bowen.
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THE SOCIETY ELECTIONS.
List of Officers of the Various OrganiZa
tions of Philipsburg.

| AAso oA oiACeIS VI CAAe various OfSanIZa-
tions of Philipsburg.
While the dull times of the past six
months have affected the different civic
organizations of Philipsburg to a con-
siderable extent, still they have all
managed to pull through and are now in
much better and stronger condition
than they have been at any time during
the past half year. Their treasures are,
almost without exception, in more
healthy state, and with new officers in
most of the responsible positions it is
more than evident that they will pull
through and increase in strength and
members during the new year.
Hope Chapter, No. 10, r. A. NJ, held
it's annual election at Masonic hall at it's
last regular meeting, and following is a
list of those elected to serve as officers
for the ensuing year: High Priest,
W. Z. Allison; King, M. H. Bryan !;
Scribe, II. Z. Cumming Secretary, G. V.
Sherman; Treasurer, Val. Jacky Cap
tain Of the Host, James Hanson Princi-
pal Sojourner, De Robert Emmett ;
Royal Arch Captain, b. r. Thompson !;
M aster of Sd Vail, e. J. Pascoe Master
OF "a Vail, j. c. Argall; Master of 1st
Vail, A. j. Stewart; Sentinel, A. Cum
ningham.
Washington Camp, NO. 19, P.O.s s. of A.,
elected officers at their last regular meet
ing, as follows: Past President, +. H.
Coy; President, 10 x. Bryan Vice
President, David Clohesy Master of
Forms, M. A. Caul; Recording Secre-
tary, w. W. Williams Treasurer, A. r.
Dearborn; Financial Secretary, W. I.
Power: Conductor, J. H. Thorp; In
spector, 3. B. Scott; Guard, W. E. Stone;
Trustees A. r. Dearbord, W. w.
Williams, 10 x. Bryan. Delegates to
State Camp: Past President w. I. Power
and Past President w. w. Williams.
Flint Creek Lodge, No. II, A. F. and
A. NJ, held it's annual election of officers
at Masonic hall last Saturday evening,
as follows: Worshipful Master, James
Hanson Senior Warden, NJ. H. Bryan
Junior Warden, J. G. Mcleod; Secre-
tary, G. V. Sherman; Treasurer. Chas.
Kroger; Senior Deacon, E. r. Thomp-
son; Junior Deacon, Val. Jacky; Senior
Steward, GIL. Atwater; Junior Steward,
J. A. Spencer; Trustees w. T. Allison,
W. G. Bradshaw, Chas. Kroger, Val.
Jacky, N. Fl. Bryan.
At their meeting last Tuesday night
st. Philips Branch, No. 7O7, Catholic
knights of America, elected the follow
ing officers for 1894: President, M. W.
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The Independent Meat Company make
close prices and continue to sell as low
as the lowest. 42-tf.
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Sounding Grover.

Since the recent spasmodic outbreak
of the cranks with revolvers, an extra
force of police are employed about the
White House grounds. They have been
instructed to look out for man from
Boise city, who wears a red beard,
pointed and anarchistc. The report
that this blood thirsty individual seeks
Mr.. Cleveland's life, has apparently little
effect on the president. The patient
sentinel, providing he does not wear
red-pointed beard, can be rewarded daily
by seeing the president drive in from
Woodley IN mud-covered barouche un-
concerned.
And some days, when the sun shines
with the glow and life of early June.
Mr.. Cleveland and Secretary Gresham
may be seen smoking an after-luncheon
cigar on the rear portico, while half q
score Of impatient congressman pace
down from the reception room, after
being informed "that the president can
not be seen to-day" Wv
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CHRISTMAS AT PRINCETON,

AfAfs Fa1iSE1e" bAnaset Among the MOun-
tains Celebrates the Day.
Merry, merry Ginning bells
"Clear and sweet their carol swel]s
"Joyful news that music tells,
"Glory in the highest"
That was the song with which the
choir greeted those who assembled in the
school-room at o'clock on Christmas
Eve. Nearly every soul of the inhabi-
tants OF the little hamlet was present,
besides some welcome visitors from
mountain and valley, among whom I
noted Messrs. Lee Henry, Phil Maher
VIM. Walker, Patrick Hennessey, Frank
BraW, and Others, while the home con-
tlngent consisted of the haywood, Scherr,
Lind, Engman, Guibbon, Purtle and
Flnlayson families and Messrs. Emery,
Prince, Leveridge, Selby and Jas. Purtle
A splendid specimen Christmas tree be-
hung literally with goodies goodies and
pretties pretties graced one end of the
schoo=room. The exercises opened with
the singing of the above song by choir
composed of Miss Burns, the teacher:
Mrs. Sarah haywood, the Misses Purtle,
haywood and Hennessy and Messrs.
Benson and Rombauer. Miss Lucy
haywood presided at the organ. The
entertainment programme was as follows:
Song, Merry, Merry Ginning Bells,' .......
"A Christmas Greeting ByScin9y 'llf CbidTen ahol1
Eddie Lind, Howard Scherr, Frank TinIavson
Medhurst Lind, Emma Engman. Freddie
-Scherr and Minnie Lind.
"Ihe ASSESSOR a one-act piece in which Miss
Maggie Purtle, Miss Lucy haywood and
Messrs. A. haywood, r. Rombauer and Frank
:, Finlayson had parts,
Recitation Whistlng n Heaven n Miss ISIS BuTns H
oaf Ksts hs sh3S % qRdsR #FsP
Song, Jesus, Lover Of NV Soul" BY the Choir
Recitation THE Soldiers Dream" Miss Purtle
recitation "hhymes for House Cieaning.n lean
Song, "Marching Through Georgia" .s. "o''
Reading, The Bells by Edgar tsrlInPo A. Poe sno ono'f
Song. my Country 'Ts Of hee, u. Aooao'r
,,,.:: The Audience and Choir
Closing Remarks ...............B BY Israel Clem
Santa Claus (Mr George Maywood)
now appeared and after stating that for
over 1900 years, he had been in the habit
of coming around once year, began the
distribution OF his rare gifts young and
old were alike thought of and not one
omitted. The ladies' of the village (bless
their generous hearts) provided liberal
supply of coffee and cakes, and it v;s
not far to ''tho dawn's early Light VIII,
the last visitors to a Christmas celebra-
ton long and pleasantly to be reme1n-
bered by all present left the hall r.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
NDt Toretaaemoei 9eeorab.
Gn furbebret 9~oiteiprup tilpirfet Der.

Der er fuIot op al cough syrups. mere
eller miuore oaarli9e. Gu ~eriareH 5urma'
ceut peo, bpprleoes be er i%armeniat, o.
buao Der man9ler benz ale. 6oroi SIR. 6.
8. g8eiisr pibite, of iuseu al be cough
syrups, iom er / Sonoeleu, er, boao be ifuloe
pGre, bar ban anueuot aoltiais lib paa at
uoiinbe 9ilutrfninseu al en-, iom iuoebuoos
ale be 8ooe g9enitaber, Ell Wtebicin bsr
eie, % insen al De Man9Ier, iom be andre
bar, itiJnt De uoIfrt9es iom iortriuliae.
San ttlpirfer berfOr M Tri-une Cough
Syrup, en- SoitesNeoiciu, lom ban trpgt fan
uubeiale. Suis BE PLACES Of Spite, ifai
Gem oa en- 5Iuite Of Tri-une Cough Syrup.
Den er aloeles uifaoeIig, oa De ptl iinOe, al
bet er ben bebite Slass Meoictu MOB Soite
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
3reosmcoer.

8rootiuas arebs al Den for. n. [. airfe boIOtr, ON
CUB Sil, 1T srsOsmsoe i SetbIehsms Nruil beb, BAT,
Senoera.ers Ralb, 3enel 60. g. 3atota.
Rsost beasneer ben 23be Ropembsr 81. 10 Jorm
oa uuttsr afteuen ben 26bs ROoember.
SamtaIeemue &c Gpi 4 lilo.
Seisa'ube refer meo 9urliuaton. Cedar Rapibs a
Hortberu ". ". til Toronto, brpr 5tpos DtI fremmsbs
Ia Areoien nh CT iaa IibPH, burbe aac arsofeus Ec
utabeber barre reprsienttreSe Deb 8reosmsoern %
life en- at bens Treiter bare bOrte uoen t~pinsenb
Rsooenoi9h,o.
Nh areoieus Ttruiuhroer dumpors orrfor ot,, efte'
en- @ubstisHeite. at urlge en- sasr Here Repreientantc,
til areosmFoet.
Cub gin. ct sobt beisst o. rtat %pslfanst RSoel
eroofinss, 9. D., ben ste Sttbr. 1893.
2, Q. RonoeStbeot,
PIT 5ormano.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17

0iutcr = Sfilebuiua. Sioen Sons
bag Miobna ben lobe Septbr. bar BET
meet nHiteu uaibrlot i 3romsD, iaa
9anoet er ineflGot fra 5ielo til 5i9re.
Stfe tibet 0b er enouu lbjer9et. area.
tltrerne bar mnattet boloes paa 8adieu
liben SSnoas; bet Imaser nuf bperfen
benz ielp eler Gierne. So%rbaabentlig
fan be BOG enonu fomme no, fpreno
Sneen lesser Jig for 9oot. Spnoas
Gitermiooa9 faces ipopaa Gen lise ueo
8pgranien Ell ing Dame paa 1O-12
Gar at nDtte Sncinfbet iom en- fi9rs
tommen 4nlebnins til at lDbe paa eli!
Sneen bar oiitnOt life bpb, os Sgret
life bet bsolte; men be al 8noen Ileipe
@rasbatter elf BET rent upaaflaselis.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
IRA spre Sa.morf.u ,orIpb,r h.,

>sse"bttSh lSth1Ott Wi,
at Der bar p1ret en- Mqnaoe Reiienbe
taar, iiar / 8psberne omtrina Ban.
oatspano, | Spioeseib, 2aurbal ca 2as
len; | Gauroal bar be ei pibIt, bpao
&eiienbe pilbe iise isr iaar, enbba Der
hper CONNER ipues at bore life faa.
Nn er bog Turiititrgmmeu ~itauiet, iaa
5plt boloer paa at TONNE inc / fine
pante SOLDER isjen. Spao Garet an.
9aar, bar Ssapllnsen p9ret unoer Wio.
eelsaar, men paa fine Steoer retteoes
bette oeo Otter letten, iom blep meaet
goo. Toteterne teguer eoot; ma be
MI bare blioe %ftaane0e for &uloen. Soft
er elerS besDnot at iaae op / Septems
ber / be ieuere Gar, iua ba er bet 10
beore; for Tube bette beitaubi9 eipres
| OCTOBER, og oa mantte 6plt oite CRAZE
| Sneen; iaa bapbe be Saal paa 2laes
rem for at parme fine Senoer. Slnat,
ten bar Ell better f9rois fer iibit | Seps
TENDER ia bet uar ben samle Slenorian.
nu er aft fpmmet / ct bsore @i9nse
aae Senieeuber. 9prnet err gobt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Ssr9elig itlpffe | Splmeitrnno,

Den 17oe {. 90. banote ben ~lsrseli9e
nlpffe. at Ell 13saaria @ut, Ssn al
Sasisrer Serserlen, milteo 9iuet peo
et'Suaoeifuo.
Sammeu meb en- &amerat bar ban
9aaet no meb @epar, os ba be bar
paa .Sprbet melem Sinnebers c9 Yers.
uune, fpm Der npaet i uitnno meo @es
paret. Se9ee @utterne ifuloe bialpes
ao for at rette paa bet, % mems be traf
/ @eperei, git Stuobet al, o9 Sa9ellaos
ninseu trnnate siennem 8eibar Sers
9~eriens enc Snano o9 IND / Mauen.
San bapbe trucs bet irpatelise Saar
&r9fter til of 9aa til Hersaune, men
table meset Sloo. Sire 299er fom til
os isste peo Operation at reobe BAN,
men iursjepes. San bgoe ON afteneu.
Oct bar Ell patfer os baabeiulo Gut,
buis 0sb oil paffe flor 3eltagelie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
On Proclamation ira SDens
WQOpr

er ubIteot, og 4ublitum unoerrettes ON, at
be iorItIelige "8oarDs Of Jiegiitratiou" bill
pore laullet buert / fit Sptale, / De ipritjeui0e
8aros for at 9isre iitauo Re9iItrntions'
2titerne, 3or5oa9 % 6reoas, 26oe og 27oe
Sftbr, iamt SGroa9 ben Abe Noubr.
s lite 8arO-a. 6. 5errens Sp9niu9.
+" 2oen g8aro-2. s. @ouie5 Store.
3oie 8aro-Gitp Sal.
Abe 8urO-Soie Souie go. 2.
Yaa Yal9Oaseu ben Zoe Roubr. piI otsie
Boards bore Of finoe:
lite @aro-StlleS SoteI.
2oeu g8aro-GouieS Stpre.
3bie @aro-S. 6. Greats Store.
Abe 8aro-Soie Souie gio. 2.
ollie Stemmeberettiaeoe, Der life ~regiitre.
reoe peo iioite alminoeli9e Salg, eller iioen
ben 3io bar ltiftet BopGl, mua iuoiinoe ig
% iuore8tItrereS, ON be pl benptte fin
Stemmeret.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
ganbDerf paa Yosiepaugen.

blanot Snseiere paa Sosiepansen bans
neoe Gttieielffab til glnIfaffelie al @anb'
BERT for Siebet bar MI tpnititueret Jig,
pebtaget Statuter, ualgt DIRECTION etc.
Gftiefapitalen ital ubsisre 10000 8r.
Oct belle @ulas er falfuleret til 40, 00O
ar. 9irsftipner, Der beitanr al Yoit,
meter Spbanueien, Sroiprer 8inoem
% Or. @ieitlano, er %bempnoi9et til al
isae inbtjsbt @anofalbet &psneiosieit
Ga er bet Meniusen peo bettes 8ano'
trait at pulnpe @ano op til ct Basin
Der lisser bsit moi til at ifafe iorns'
bent 2rpf | ganolebnin9en.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Slaf HpIts Miu0e.

Slaf Rots Minoe. Sra gpniet
lrtoes: Den afopbe SplpsniugSpen
CIoi Rpit iur9reoe / fin 9ib lin Siems
5g00 i'm ltore Sosiamling, pmfring 1000
Slno. gpserne bar paret flittie be-
7gttet og ~bioraeet life iaa tibet til at
lPreOeO plpsnins % SntereSie for 99ss
all8. 8ibliotefets Seitprelie bar 9iens
ia9cuoe Iorisst at faa Siora9 af Sers
rcosltprellen til 8oelamlineens Sors
o9el'e, roen at bette bapoe lpftes. Wtan
2%eltentte Jig berfor | CONNER til at iaa
tiauo en- MISUNDERSTANDING til Snos
!r8t Ior SibliOtefet. Senne Gitenuns
oe%r5olonins fanbt Steo en- af be ipritc
SDnoase | alisuit % par ooermaaoe
oeugttet. Oct fore communicable
gar lplot til 5rensieI, iaa Der bar
H''nolt $50 Yeriuner tilitebe. 8ros
%1Fartnlet bar Osiaa oelpalst. 9lanot
anore %Optraaote 8psbens Sansfor.
ming meo flere @umere, liseium Ell SO.
IiI!9umOreIfe, Der uoiprtes / aofume,
Vat'e ltormeuoe 2ptfe. rbbpttet al 9li.
aDHlaOerbOloninsen bar oper 80 aruuer
gtsttO, SerfOr pil MI BIZ inbfisbt iors
Fleut9 ny 9iteratur.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
SarpsfosIen engeiff! 5orleben al

Sarpst0s1eii eil9eir! Sorleoen al
lutteOes ben tiolleere omtalte Sauoel
nugaaenoe Saislunos gru9. 3ette er
MI UoerOra9et for 635.000 &roner tons
sout TT Gierne al 8Orresaaro Srus,
Kellner-P Darlington Paper fulpo Co.
limit, Der iaalebes M bispOnerer
Sarpsipsiens ganbfraft.
Zen efter Sustpnbises @tenins beoit
beliggenOe % risbOloisite Sunbtraft
europa or iaaleoeS 9aaet ouer paa
iremmeoe S9noer. 9et fan 10 / % for
ia vRre bra, at benne 0aturfraft no.
mites bsore END biotil, men isrgeliet
sr bet, at bet er uoenlanolt &apital ps
uoeuIanoit 6orretninespet. Tom ber iful
uonpite bore naturlige Hisoomme.
SOisluuos BRIG e,ebeS al Rils glns
ler, Sreoritsbalb, Mtaos %. Staus,
6rcorlIsitno, iamt s. @nlbran lens Ssr'
aer % 2OrcnB Meber / &riitiania. Ere
At ol8ie 6lrmaer repreienterer efter
S~tntteliguiu9en ouer II MiGipn Sros
uers 6prmue % oper 10000 Sroners
aarIlg SnotGgt. Be bar imiolertib
Opcrlaot til u~olenoiusen at uonptte
Nenne %eneitaaenoe 9ripfraft noen ldas
Oiot pioes at BABE gjort no9et u9une'
0Groigt Suriss paa at bepare ben for
pauoet.
0taatte nj fin ben lessjprte aapital
bllce anpenot | probuftiot Giemeo %
life - ipm iua oanlist hos pore &apis
~talilter = ~anbro9t mob 8ont / iaIt
@Ienoom meb Sifterbeo Tom for umpus
oi9es Wtibler beitemt.-"@ero. Sang.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
So. 1900 Sormonuriaer pil | BEN

rtarmeite 5remtib bli uobelt fra Gr'
liieers 3epoter ube 9iitrifterne III
Samlassbsitprefierne for at iorbeles
iieuem be Sfptterlas, Der bar pal9t
Stpoeinitruttsr % oilers opiplot be |
8eslerHe for bet friuiIise Stptterpaien
ltiueoe Betinselier for at erboloe iaas
oant uolaans ifriber "R. Sfpttertio."
Der oil ialbe benimuo en- 8iae iii
uolaon paa bper 10 af aasets SfDt'
tere.
8i mao iaalebes after minbe Sfpts
terla9ene ON uopboloelis at palse fine
Stpoeinitruftsrer os iette Jig iitano til
at muota be u~olaauenbes @suarer %
meo oisie uofsre ben %anoronsoe Sus
itruttioas fpbning.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
HGp % Gam 9eacfamcrater.

("Soroalano"). Gu 0tanb berira Spss
Den, ipm furleoen Dag bar paa 8ei til
B~ieloNplen fin, blep oppe / 9ien @ione
III ct %npfiaa eienoommeli9t 3ilfRloe,
ioet ban iii ie en- &Gp, iom le9te meb
ct Gam. 8eotpmmenoe opoa9ebe Den
iprit paa ct gar ~Sunoreoe Meters ais
itauO, men peb at 9aa Ell Smuei bar
han iitanb iii at TONNE benz pna ca. 20
@tetcrs afltano. De bolot ba pna at
lgriu9e eitcr %bueranore rurot ct fort
6urutrG oppe paa Ell 5orbBinius -
&Guen fOran og 2ammet eiter, 9anIfe
aemptli9t, runot Umfrius Greet.
SnnleoeS bolot DC paa / ct Bar Wis
rnter, meoens Sastta9eren itOo op %
Tr9reo ii9 oper, at ban bar ubeuabnet.
0teo st amer Ntitfel llraao, % tils
Hogs bar oct. 9nmmet gif bort paa
Ronten al 5Orbsiuin9en % itDb os iaa
,iter ben.
9pao Wenin9 Miffel 9apoe meb 2es
gen ct life 9oot at pioc. Mnn Ifuloe
aGiten tro, Der mart bar blet en- anbeu
Dams, bUiS life Den 9urifar bar blepen
ooerrnmplet. = Salialo baooe MOI ct
Gar Gage / 5Urueien tat peb bet Steo,
3oOr Segen M fertes, iuubet ct orebt
tam meo tDoeli9e Marter efter Miftels
&auo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
Solat @lasp9rf. 0rammens @(al

SVlBi SluiHhleHS Vtuo|
bert er netop iolgt til Sriitiania @lnss
masaiin, Der iortiatter ben game Drift,
meoels M @onneppn bpsses. 8enne,
Der ifnl pare al a~llernpeite 8onitrufl
tion, pil efter Sigenbe lepere 10000
Sasier 8inbuesslas ON Naret, mecens
Srammens @lasperf, Der biotil bar
ben ~itprIte 8inbuesslasfabrit | Norse.
life tioliaere bar bapt en- 8roouttipn,
Der pperites $4,000 &asier.
Seo ben fprpgebe Erpbuftipu oil 8es
bopet al Sinouesslas / Norse pGre
mere emo >batfet % al Snpferiel fan
u~nb9aaes, % en- life lioen 8apital, iom
unoer De uuuGrenoe 6orbolo suar no
al 2anoet boert Nar. TONNE Dor esen
MISUNDERSTANDING tilspbe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
sc e.
n-.,rcus nan gerliuerfnnHno.

UoromRuD paa VerItpeIluHWuu'
.,G;uo,u. Ulanot NoromGuoene lno'
%rSf. Sans Cube p%ebblipenoe ben
n,tynSe 9labs. of bans 3piilane
", ,fattebe geniel bar lloifiaingen Ell
Tntot pper Molbe % Rpmsbals floroer
.,so ip~eilblamft Sau 90 blaanerioe 5jelo
@oooruuoen, Os en- Seilre9atta peo
sorter paa slitrenoe 8elser iamt Mo'
tipsr fra eosnefjOro % srrnn (StOt'
nno). a.u a.,
,,oT imsrt op fine pelfjenote Gsptiper
wv slorae, meb be - naturllspls =
,nirSrlio leeube os flirenbe Seterteier
:, T%lferautter ! ~bufteuoe So eler pao
lcotuoe Splser.
6briitinn aroab bar ct &pinbepor'
,rgt iamt ct ppperlist gilebe al en-
rorit Qobs peo &oret (inbfjgbt al Ores
ScrerQaleriet).
7oian Srib 3baulpp, Der hiotil bar
nrrel temmelis ufienot for Serllner'
rrriten, bar / Observation-Disclosures uo'
biaet TO minore Malerier meo Wtotir
ira Bal de Calais.
vi eprise 3%unituere, iom bar be-
bouplet norife 8pitmotipcr, maa fOr't
"a remit nppnes q. Norman (tolos.
i7lt ccnmrrfdnbitab peo Solneosano
ira Qpiutcn), Gbriitian Strebsuia
t~zauopiten) % 8tlbelm Sartb (Srt'
it,nIn).
DIonae tpite EMBELLISHMENTS ba,
soioa mco SortiGrliebeo bebonolet noril
g}atur: @epro Yurmeiter (&iel), Carl
Rcttio (atiiudeH), Ib. Sbweibei
(Tisielopri) % Serlinerne 3b. b. @dcn'
fr,hcr os 8rib @rebe.
SuOen ben plaitiIfe Gibeliu9 inota'
lr5 cit iremra9enoe Ytaos al Strp6ar
emomq, bpi8 besse 9obbelt9ruppei
70 OienneIter" % "Sarbarer" alea
uos tyr bare ben funitinteresiereoe Gl'
menheo fjenot.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-17
&ongsbere fpmmer ia. Sisl

"aonssbers 9lao" bar 8eraitabens
6ormanoifab inbitilet paa alpb of
"Sanofalbenc n%epenior @amlebroen",
% Meninsen er, at oisle 8anbfalo lfal
ltaffe 8riptrait til elettrilt 2psaules.
Saeen itlloe af9igres fprleoen Sreoas
| &epreientantitubst.
SOm befjenot bar ri for Der / 9ans
bet en- Sp, TOM oriuer fit Glettriiitetss
uerf meo 8anofrait, os bet er Sams
merieit, ben isrite norite 8p, ipm fit
e~lettrilf @aoebelpsnina. Sammerieit
bapoe | Seepnoelien abitiai9e &onites
ltsbeoer meo 8%ripfraflen, - iaapiot vi
erinorer, bar bet &uloen, iom siOroe
8rppl meo Sanoet. Wen MI ifal Glet=
tr~iiitetsu9rfet arbeioe gpot, tit Stor
8(Goe Os Nptte for Guropas nprbli9ite
Sp. Si baaber, bet fommer til at sau
soot for apn9sbers psiaa; man tanter
Der at iaa ftur Ibtte al Inl9gget ogiaa
for Suoufrien.