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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-29

EX-Charman Cutcheon has been
asked to ill The engagements OF Con-
gresham Hall for The present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08
ANIMAL BAROMETERS.
Tortoises, Catbirds and Other Creatures
Foretell Rainsrorms.

Tortoises, Catbirds and Other Creatures
Foretell Rainsrorns.
The tortoise is not an animal one
would naturally fix upon as likely to
be afraid of rain, but it is singularly
SO. Twenty-four hours or more before
rain falls the Galapagos tortoise makes
for some convenient shelter. On a
bright, clear morning, when not a
cloud is to be seen, the denizens of a
tortoise farm on the African coast may
be seen sometimes heading for the
nearest overhanging rocks.
When that happens the proprietor
knows that rain will come down dur
ing the day, and as rule it comes
down in torrents. The sign never fails.
This presentation, to coin word,
which exists in many birds and beasts,
may be explained partly from the in
creasing weight of the atmosphere
when rain is forming, partly by habits
of living, and partly from the need Of
moisture which is shared by all.
The catbird gives warning of an ap-
preaching thunderstorm by sitting on
the low branches of tree, uttering
curious notes. Other birds, including
the familiar robin, it is said, give sim
liar evidence of an impending change
in the weather.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.
a FELLOWS SISTER,

I. fellows sister, said blue-eyed Steve,
% fellows best friend, I'd have you believe,
Ppting it might be his mother.
loves you, OIL just like1everyth thing,
nd her voice is filed with the sweetest ring
AS she soft like says: Little brother
I. % matter that fellows outgrown the
name
Ny ive-foot-ten. It's just the same
She fairly makes him smother
With her love and kisses, when he's come
To visit her in her far-away home.
And he finds she still says: Little brother
+. I just pity the fellow who's not even one
OF the dearest sisters under the sun,
For he knows not the Joy of another
Who's blest with love so pure and truo;
! For of sisters dear God gave me two,
And they both'love-like say: Little brother
!" Were ever sweeter home words given,
Fraught with very glimpse of Heaven,
Than father, sisters, mother?
Naught to fellows heart, trow.
I, Unless it's those words 1 hear ringing now
Dearly we love you little brother"
Nellie Hawks, in Rousekeeper.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08

of the left hand must be adjusted to
Z the visual angle of the person trying
the experiment, and it needs to be
brought nearer to the eyes in some
Eases than in others. At the proper
point the illusion will be perfect.
J | The same illusion can be produced by
/ Iplding the hand with the inside edge
4 heed against and laid along the
ridge of the nose and the forehead,
and the whole hand held stiff and in
! dined little way either to the right
y g, -frons a tight angle with the
sne of the face.
The solution of this curious illusion
is, OF course, that the images formed in
the eyes overlap each other, and the
space shut off on one side is pictured
by that eye from which the scene or
object looked at is not shut Off by the
interposing hand.
If card perforated by pin hole be
placed close to the face, resting against
the nose, as shown in illustration No. 2,
and pin be held by the point in such a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08
STORY OF a BELL.
Row a Stalk of Corn Contributed Largely
to Great Purpose.

to Great Purpose.
In the church tower of the little town
of Grosslaswitz, in the north of Ger
many, hangs a bell, and on it is en-
graved its history, surmounted by
bas-relief, representing u six-eared
stalk of corn, and the date October 10,
1920. This is the story of the bell: At
the beginning of the last century the
only church bell at Grosslaswitz was
so small that its tones were not suffi-
cient to penetrate to the ends of the
village. A second bell was badly
wanted, but the village was poor, and
where was the money to come from?
Every one offered to give what he
could, but the united offerings did not
amount to nearly enough for the pur
pose. Ohe Sunday when the school
master, Gottfried Hityn, was going to
church, he noticed growing out Of the
churchyard wall foUrishinr green
stalk of corn. the seed Of which must
have been dropped there by Z passing
bird. The idea suddenly struck him
that perhaps this one stalk Of corn
could be made the means of producing
the second bell they wanted so much.
lie waited till the corn was ripe. and
then he pluckcd the six ears on it and
sowed them in his own garden. The
next year he gathered the little crop
thus produced, and sowcd it again, till
ut last he had not enough room in his
garden for the crop, and so he divided
it among a certain number Of farmers,
who went on sowing the ears until. in
the eighth year, the crop was so large
that when it was put together and
sold they found that they had enough
money to buy beautiful bell. with it's
story and its birthday engraved upon
it. and cast of the corn stalk to
which it owed its existence, London
Globe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08

~ hare come to the conclusion that
your mother must be mistaken"
Amy started back Mortified. Never,
never! you forget mothers memory.
That is unimpeachable."
1t was now Mr. Copeland's turn to
shake his head
Nevertheless, hold to the opinion
that there is an error in this case. With
SO many things jostling one another in
her mind, would there be any wonder
if she had confused the date?"
You dear old father, you mean we'll;
but you can't, so Roland and 1 will have
to wait until
"Wellr'
Until mother. in the kindness of
her heart, consents to forget the diff
erence of a week"
Forget" echoed Mr.. Copeland, in
credulously.
"At least, to overlook it..
THAT may be; but the fact would
still remain haunting memory. 1t
must be obliterated," said her father
with stern decision.
What must be obliterated?"
the date-ahem-I should say the
fact" returned Mr.. Copeland, in some
confusion. "There, never mind, my
dear. Don't be worried. Things will
come all right in the end. What an
untimely hour for discussion! One
o'clock-Just fancy if your mother
should wake up and miss me! Come,
on hose YOUR beauty aAesP.''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08

which your experiment Is supposed to
begin. Lift the card carefully by one
corner and place it face upward on
the glass. Have ready a small cork
stopper, in the top of which you have
inserted little paper manikin. Place
this stopper carefully on top of the
card just where the surface appears to
be swollen. Let it rest a few minutes,
until. by the action of the humidity of
the air in the glass, the effect first pro-
duccd on the card is reversed. With
sudden, sharp sound the slight eleva-
ton ON which the lnanikin sits en-
throned sinks into a hollow and both
cork and figure are projected into the
air. The spectators, having no clew
to the trick, are mystifed at this ap-
parently ineXplicable phenomenon
Once Week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08
AMUSING SCIENCE.
An Innocent Plot Which Combines Mys-
ticism with Fun.

Take an ordinary drinking glass and
fill about three-quarters full of water
or any other liquid. Let the rim of the
glass be quite dry. Place on top of it,
as if to protect from dust, an ordinary
playing card, with its face downward.
The card should be large enough to
project slightly beyond the edge of
the glass at each side. Let the card
remain thus for about half an hour.
At the end of that time you will find
that the humidity arising from she
liquid has caused a slight depression
in the middle of the card and curved
the edges so that they no longer rest
upon the glass. This is the stage at
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08
OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.
eome That Are Curious and Interesting
tn YouaU and (lId

eome That Are Curious and Interesting
to Young and Old.
We are more or less familiar with
curious optical receptions produced by
: of contrasting forms and lines;
are other illusions quite as
somewhat 'ifferent sort,
(which the little ones, and even chill
frNu of larger growth, will be in
terested.
Roll piece of music or stiff paper
into tube, grasp it with the right
hand, and hold up the left hand edge
wise to it, as shown in illustration No.
4. The result will be that if you turn
to the light and look steadily through
the tube, with both eyes open, it will
appear to you as though the palm of
your left hand were transparent, and
you could see through it. The position
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08

That evening a peculiar influence
pervaded the atmosphere of the Cope
land family charging it like electric
ity ana, strange TO say, it could be
traced to Mr.. Copeland.
Usually kind-hearted and cheerful,
these traits became marked by an in
tensity that was almost painful. His
good humor amounted to such hilarity
that the house seemed too small to con-
tam it.
They were enjoying pleasant half
hour after dinner in the library, quite
unconscious that Roland and Amy in
the room beyond were determining the
best way to bring affairs to an issue,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08

wise on the dotted line between the
cage and the squirrel, turn toward the
light SO the card will not throw
shadow, then place the middle of the
end of the nose on the upper edge of
the card. and after moments steady
looking the squirrel will appear to en-
ter the cage.-Demorest's magazine.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
70

I'9geo po ben ninoIte Gante Om Muli95epen al at MITE
genoe par 'te9et til ct nGlen utGmmeIi9t &aieri, Itulote
Ie9 gsnoe lite nstop iea, iOm ueo en- Sieoe al ubereas
ne!l9e 9GnoelIer par bIepen ben, Der bauoe bersuet benbe
@'t o9iaa at g~iengiGIoe benbe gIt? ga oiorbe lea
peI bette, bptS ie9 rep bet p~elgiorenoe 8inb fra 6eubes
S'ne, gptten uo al benOes Sierte, oa itprteSe benbe
Der troeOe at ltaa pna SGriteIen til 2ptiaItsbeoeus Gem.
pei bette Gempsl, buOri 6jarli95e0ens rene 0aotilo
auersoe lueOe - bpts ieg after ltprteOe benbe ub set
tO'Oe SO og ia9os til benoe: GLEN bin 0rom. allen.
bUoO ou baObeOe; tbi is CT bine 6oraIbres Moroer
ben, bpem bin 6a'r fin 0~sOstunO talOte til @eonltob
for gnOs 0omtoIl"
Sar De lite Hare, par be life fOrtrafelioe, bisIe On,
~pbismer2
A'tn Son, min eIiteOe Son, pO9t 6a for folife Clint.
Munger! Vi bar lite f~arIigers SLENDER enO Dem. Der On,
Tiger ira port esst grpit. De fnOrise grunbe. Oisie
6tenOer pGI8er, Iisner San6beOens / ben @rob at nj
maa Op6pOs ben i~trGnseits aarOaassnbeO. for life Of
tase fell.
Seq O9 bet CT en- SrpOe, for Bpilten iuosu pob
fan itnOe8 ~tiampeOe uItfur iuart. Sea uilOs iii en-.
bUeriomDelt Pris image eJtten; ies baUbs 10 oIbrio ,r,
iaret, buOr!eN's ben imuste, % Gsrten mootte M
ituttssl II"
Va le9 par tonimsn iaa piot, ou lea boube truif.t Son,
~oprereice SpsrenStomit msO mig iclu, at len iffe piros
tlamps, men Opoire RieOItnsS 2ptts for min for min
sSen, par uaOIerne mig nGfsn lto,oplSioe. &C., no.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
e. Anundsen,
Drawer b. DEBORAH, Iowa

fanOt mig nu en- StiGins. iom lite tiIoo mig ""1
benz.
Baron Don H.. MATTE for iteOfe f~orluIn0e pg
Grab uoilettetu at min Grinorins, at leg aIoF'9 nV"
OeO EFT sIIer anoen u~fOrii9tis Sentponin9 at 0RI" y"
lines Mi8tunte ON en- bobbeIt YeriOn. Ebl 9a0"
emo uGret muli9t, at BUN lite minoeoeS ben "Io''"s"
Sens" Naun. Ieueoe bet bog peres GrinOrtn9' "'
1uI9t ben u~IptteIi9e Proces meb ~iaame9en SPe"V"'
Nps9ierrtgbeo; os uso ben minoite SttGIo9g""
tunoe aIori9 tGute en- iaaoan Gante tiIenoe. ii
Der 9apes uItiaa life mere eno ct snelts ~''O'''
bptltet bun tunoe blipe min 6uitru. Il
Seq b~silutteOe III at ~ipsrtiGtte ben Slan, 10" ~
gang ct anfaIb al ipseIist GaIifab 3ap0e rug" n% ,,,
bet nemIis at ~renOniere paa !6el9enGs % NV ,
bOiItst lite fuuSe Ie paa anben Mtaaoe, enO at l8 %o
mig for BOB, fOrat GienOommeu fanOe tOn'"S ~.
arnOIbs 9enocr. SuOr itartt nit 9ierte enc "a. "a ~,
til mine 6G0rss Stamsoos, Der fem ct beAl9' 0,"s i
uIpttens Oa8e par bIspet mig enbnu tlGrsre, WV"
iaaSaut Offer mig ueS Oenne 9eiIisbeo bog rLn1'' c,
9u itprre 9aniteIisbeo fob tiIbase. -" ssj
IptteoeS mig paa ct s0er onbet afltoeSIl99e"V' ms
llOIunbst at siere min DOB iau uaturIi8, al &c" ,,,
tommsn bsitprteoes psS mine e%iterIaots Fap"" n.y.,
fra srboIbt ies ba be Dotunsnter, Der beptl'e, al ~ M
9etSlsr pirteIis par mit2 Snsen 9raIt O''o' w. 4.
min gast meO RieoIime, inosn ies buuOs irsm'a9' "'
bsrise Gttefer. 7,,r.
Dauoe ieg o~iisutlig funnel iraiise mia 9ta0" w
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

uar bib iom Sne, og bog - bet bar man iortaIt mig
- bog IptteOe bun til be uiaIige 5sIslir, Der lueOe /
ben onoe NtunOs grpit. Sun bIeu albrig brsoe iulp,
bet ct l9 iu!ot 90 TAFT ~ouerbeuiit ON; men min 6aoer
troeoe bet; Og uoe al Stauo til at Ispe, sftsrat ban
baDoe iattet osnne Gro, faIbt ban for fin s9en sller for
ban ialIte 9ens 6aaro - Np9Is mente bet ssrite, ans
ore bet StOie. Dttu Wtooers 6orltanb tunoe lite ubs
bOIoe bette 9ruiomme SIag; bun bsos uunuittis. SjGIpes
Os uenneIes bIeU ies tiOis itsot uO bIanOt Srsmmebe;
Do par bet, at Cru 9. tos mig til fig Os ppOrOs mig
pau Ell Wou6e, JON @erben f~fiGnteOe fit SiiaIo. Meu
nit i~atteIs 9ierte, bet bIeu Iiseiaa eniomt os foriparss
islt iom t~ibligee, iHotiI bet fanbt Ell Ben, Der MI oil
fiante bet SeifpttsIis Os ct Siem ueO Chen al it,"
VT be itarpe, bpasie Sting, Der bette SiebIit siens
nsmbOreoe min Sial, lite meb bet iamme bersusOs mig
aIust, tom formOosntIi9 braf, at bette bapOs paret en-
sp'te Os 9y'ten, ieIU ben at bsis, pibe bape uGret
'Or flor for mig, mig, for buem bet bIotte 9u par Cops
uaGlst al ollie SpaIu.
5es lepeoe altIaa; men Sanpen min Siel par ion.
s%.-Mieenoe par i~OrfarO;,,iiaa.
9'n Ss1,t q oeu be0re Del al min ajarIisbeO trp3s
I,bs min 9iOsnifab ON IicOlinss 6ribeO. 8sres psnIige
Stsmmer baO mig b%etGute, at bsnus orms GngeI -
bUis llnscomsiOrsr is bduos fOrunIsbiset, os buis
bOrtftauIue gurnbOmssIrbs loo tuust pau min Samuits
tiebeo - baube lot NOT ior min Sfplb, ucen at ies
barOe inOOis benOes ~iremtioiss 9u til euise Suuu...
Com gogon gllbeIm uOu w.. funbs ins ute iGnte
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
II
VII.

9lotll bapoe bet tln UGret en- iynlis 6orbinOeIies, en-
hpert ulpteS Straieopmme, Der bapoe itabt nit 9ipS
elenoi9beo enouu par oct life ben egentIi9s 6orbrpoeIie.
Seq bapoe enonn lite giort mig ityIbis gto9et, for bpis
Spoa9elle leg bsboueoe at sitre: ies bauos 10 tpertimpb
belle fiortsn Iar 3itret al Smsrte pper, at BEN rette
SammenbGn8 ben merte SesiuenbeO paa Sorsenfri
life par bIeusn ppoaset os fIaret.
Win Son, fra oeuns often batereSe nit essntIise
6aIlesltab msS llnoerusroenen fig.
6or fSrlte Gang ~bespubte ies nu, meO en- uitpIbis
sIoenpes Srang, mole at siennemsaa be benruuone Gils
ora9eller o9 ub9ranite bsres Snppirtntns paa nit Gin /
btSle flOrten aar iamt oeres SnolpOeIie paa bette Oies
blit, pa ie9 ltoo paa Rippen til at u,obtase en- Gritats
ming tor aue be ~uIioei9e 6paIer, iom is9, berspet min
9Gre p9 mine Thermometers ggteIie, bapSe pGrst MOTT
til at noitaa, uoen at baps bet ringsIte MiooeI til &ets
farOissisreIie.
Bar ie9 peI f~orpIigtet til al lips mere, END je9 alersbe
bauOe siOrt2 Bar ieg pei for en- lln9OomSuiIOiareIisS
Crib, Der alprt9 baoOs baaret grsoens 6arus - tbi
bapos ies life tiIbeOet Osnue auinoss 0tsnbeo, bapOe ieS
life r~sipstteret min 9ens ag9teiGue, Bauoe ies uosens
iuSs ~forruapt min 9~iosuitab u~notasen bet cneits Ses
blif, ba 9iIfalOet nGtsn tuaus mig bertiI? - Bar ies
pI, flyer ies, for alt bette uisientaIoeIi9 bcmt til at ben'
1labe ct Gin, Der par pGrre % uslcre eno ben ~uirteIise
6orbrpbers2
StyIbte is life osae uu9e Ftse, ior gOtm min aiar'
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

paa at beiiobe beube: bette Rauu maatts bun bdue bort,
MATTE bun baue Iart at aifp - men nteo Sernbaro
9etsler uiIbe bun 10 beitanoig iere ct omuanfenoe, ul9lt
9tp, iOm life eusans ben bcieite S~iGrIisbeo tanos bstass
bets Sitterbeb.
Neo Sorpenrslt sienI0o bette OiebIit 0ti9aro Sants
fbite Orb nit Ore: "6or Subs OomitoI itapnsr ies
big til gtniuar, foroi On bar fraranet mig gIt!" Gn beis
t9 gpien rpitspe nit 9e9eme, ligeiom min SiGl. Bar
iee lite nu gegreb mso, ielu eiter bans 9so, at fras
iilGIe BAN ben eneite Stat, ban bauoe sitsrIabt @ers
ben: bans Sarn2 Bar ies life ge9reb meo at berspe
bette Barn lllptts2 Obi funOe ben Sunte peI boIpe
Stauo for 6Ornuften5 provence Slif, at bun meo mig
uiIoe opnua ben iieruelte Sptte2
Ncoine iub ioritlmmet peO Spnet al ben RGbie!,
iom nit anii9t os belle nit 9Rien MATTE bape uotrptt.
Seq bar brast big en- aItfOr itGrt SepsSeIis",
iasoe Dln enoeIis, uGiten beoenbe.
"Sa, bet bar bull iuareos ies, "og leg maa III pare
enc fOrat ~sienpinpe min 6atnins... 0enne SiitOris... 0,
bu peb itfe..,"
80, js f%orituar, " buiiteoe bun emt 90 fiGrIist, "its
Ter, at ben bar pprspst ct 6pbt Saar bit Srplt %
ies Iior meo big Os fan lite tiIsips mig isID, at is9 bar
siOrt big onotl~
Seq iormlaasbs lite at bore benSe. Seq iIsSe bort,
eiter at bape Iopet at tomms tiIbase n9ite aften pep
famine 5ib.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
&irfelige Npbeber.
On anaheIia 1~prpentnina er Der

80 ~fNt'N''D
for libeu / ga Grpsie, &is., blaiof en-
bel Eel Meuueifer, iom tror Taitor
@ilcpr'S SpdaoOm ON, at Speu Den
Ace april Ital aIoeles t~ilintet9icres.
Sau paaitaar, at en- SaneHcm paa ben
Taa bill ppcrfatoe gpen % ripe oltiu9
mco ia. Ircitcu g8. % bans Tenner
bcreocr ia til lluoer9onsen mco Scn'
ucmgoer bpsr TAG. Sau bar graost
en- for Sulc i en al Slufisruc, bpOr ban
bar tilbcreot ct fttert 3ilIu9tSIteo Tor
sia ga Sine. Snu bar uoienot Snr'
icIsraub til ben belle Sp eienucm G'r'
eularer % inebpber iad mango, iom tan
rummcs, iii i'm Sulc ben 3bie Gpril,
for at reooe is ira CoelG9acI'en. Gan
bar uSiGroiset Starter, bpor ban Tor
ale, iom beisger BAN, bier, bporleoeS
Raturiorbploeue er ianodunr, Of anta'
frozen mao iuotrrife.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
Qoen Icnner R9.

Sfslse Setretarens Snpberetnins fra lite San. 1898
til lite San. 1894 sao Greameret Der libt ooer 25 Gents
netto for Smsret. 9ette er ct Sarner'G reameri, % be
oriper bet for esen ~Sfesnins. De bar en- Yraiipent, setre.
ter ps aasierer. Setretaren er lsnuet. SCR bar bet be.
ret ta9et 8 8rUcent / "Sinfinss 5uno" eiter lite Sum- bill
bet bliue 8 9rOcent. Ser arbeioes life Ssnbas, heller life
Ace Stuff. 9ette bsr be greumerier merte fig, Der tror, at
bet er nDopenbist at tase iub @telt SSnbag. Man oil pel
neppe finoe ct euefe Creamery ipolise Minueiota, Der ar.
beioer paa Spnbag.
emsrmauoen paa gluonin9 Irerie fit Gulomeoalien,
paa Serpensuotiainsen, % Union greameriet fit Sglus
mebalien. x.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03
nfe 9jalnls % Gale Sous
Seorifter.
Eomanttit Stiloriug fra 9ri9saareus 1S4S-495N
vi Senrif 2darlins.
Pris iubbunoen $3.50.
Snobplo:

NsrftsGtL 28 stOsr. On UanN, Der er ielet ootrut -uTtratnr
RI aurees en- ubIil urGOcm fin 5oOers Wtsbaa-uHs uTr o. 1n Btu
lite I'll ct rahJ loot N mete-Sn n NJ Der alar for Tube SL-gdatS7
ppcrdges I'll at bHbe en- flor Rauo / S~taten-uHe SiGtn "a Balls Gr.ar
6oterbroorfab % blioer eirtsnsucuuer-Fdu Sspe rgrrr uHt "a. lmnt
iptslt1 Br'en- mi oitr fla pa ean Saauo ub Serosn % femme W'r
ra-Baae Sspe mluueuccrer uHe As amanda -aeuscu or oR!-sgBm n
-Gaue gar us 20 go- Gpr gr-ufs gaar me - Bale Gspe pfc fla fem r'a
Ben Rsben o. frer ufel ira mrgeu Baabe-uff bIces opberet Glfp' Vt
ufe cptraoer fem en- giaHO % tOmner til msaru 9gre % H~ukae-IH sH
"a 5reri, paue isrer an-9aGe brtnIer Ueo fa eusrsits Dvn905H Eas" u
Gflutnins.
aubsuDeI gO ster. Der saar Bel II, nfe-9auc Srt c=PbEh
9preHoaI life esr Goftltge Epooeeie-Hu bGir Sgn en ho IH
SlesU3-ufs iommer ira Gpreu 6amrH-Baas ggO' pptrGor iH prF1
I slasst uo dolt-gaa, 9sot trarer JorocHpes burtss CmlfttdfT !
Ipos optraesr in en- ny EpmHe-SIuuaabsfar-lf fanItS alter me- |
9amIs Standardization fra Cru Sirlm til uHt-ufe lHlser ben t't :"
til panns0rtc- ufe fcirrmmss -Get fghe GaarR relies paa Gann"Htr- s"
esoe uoteSer ct Cpaob I'll bet banfe 6Ot-3rueube uosrtfur HaNa .
oer Bale &soe % Gbrtnsu Boob ut-BaGs espe optrRon iom 1T Hp van "
sHUh-gau' 9sDe TO iUiuaer fra Rrissrueplabieu.
Erebts1sL 1863 stosr. uHe traHtr samIs Beuusr, fem han aSf' 7
bar Fet-lHe heeeS for fin aou8e-D5et SiRIm lorttaasr ro8ls doAh'"f
life saar Bnterht-Srto fra Bale Gppe III uHe-9rsp fra Aft San"
baHs Noosr-Eet glr tIbnge, uf-Set dnost 9dam relics ga Edfn'"
ufs mohaaer torfheai3e Scsa-uH, aiTfsr after eGes08s GlHN-e"
S1u' I'll ufe-eeooet irtes Gdue-Ru iommer ben idsrs 3o, W VsW'
lan9s-uf2 boiler 9ubtOa aiS0subaUu-eOOrlsOes bet fSer az sihE ' "
life 6inlu.
"9ccorub' Qofen" os "@eO arnen" ct aor FAINT 6'nT' SF
Tom prGmie, $3.50.
6uI0faHOts N0resfs e. Anundsen,
Drawer B. DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Sprretningeu er almtnosIia 8ant.g uItnsis,
uoen' % in~oenlaHoife 8~Rrotpapirer tipbes
o. ial8es. 9ette er ben snsfts 8an, / Qoun.
tiet, Der 9iper
Rsnte paa BATS goof SepoHts.
Golt, iom bar 9enae, be life bar 8ruo for.
oil finoe, at bette SpItem er mere libera(t'
eno be oil finoe bet / nogsn anoen gant her
! Bpen. Rente betaIe5 paa Interest bear.
Ing Pass Books, 4 PCT. Garet, betulbare
balpaarlig ben lite gull og ben lite 9anlnr,
bpert War, for ale Summer, Der lille trPites
no melem otsie 9atuer. 8eiae Tan jptteS
ino naariombelit % til boiltetiombet 8eleb.
% Tan ta9es uo, naar 8eotommenbe snIter
bet. Certificates of Deposit sipes, mob en-
Wente al s PCT.
yense uoiaanes mob Iape Renter
paa Sttisrbeo Of bebits SIass.
80. 49, II.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

8islosinbiamliugen iuo.n ben 5or.
enebe &irfe uar iieite l9e naaet up til
$4,000. Oct saar moi ian bra.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Yaitor Honbestpebt, Tom nplis til.
flpttebe 8rano Meaoou. Wtinu., bar /
lGnscre 9io uGret ipg ps er i~remoeles
ienaeliegenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

8lunterne en- Sape PLACES Vte at Gus % andre supl.
teopr. SalD Ell 8aapn tosenoe 8auo paa ct Yuno 9ps
~bafsblaoe, Lab bet itaa 20 Minuter, III oct, os iprsit Bet
paa. Oct braber benz.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

eatmsbOssr. Den norfe @pnoS.s. e". /.
9ommeformat Stinobino,
%. meO rsot Snit oo %forepIOt Sors Oa Solt 90 ~ u
90. DO. meo Nlbumsippnoe % 2
90. / Worocco yinb meo rgot Snit 2
%. DO. meo Qlbumsipanoe, ~ z
%. 6lerible aos z
10. Worocco, @uloinit o. @lbumsfprubs 90 3
%. Worocco, 8uloIni % 8elag 90 3
10. 6loielSbinb, 8uINinit og 8eloa, o9e 3
%. aaIueitino, i~orltjelli9e auIcrer, o. .
8uloinit o.,
%. 90. mp9t Tuoebino 91y !
%. DO. @uloInlt % Mibunsipenbe Zoo
%. DO. Nsrlemors 5or5iringer oa Spenb, Az
Do. DO. ~eIesante Gerlemors 6orsirin9er o.
Spnnoe 2so
@ropIttlet Stinobino Id
%. DO. meo ~foreplbt 9ors % aalt 1eN .
%. / Morocco meo rsot Snit 940 .
DO. DO. meb 8uloinit 800
SAUCES. (9n6fSrt fra gsorss): eOntms'
formot / Stiuobino "a
%. @ropitilst i Stinbbino 150
2onoftao8, (Subfsrt fra glorss): 2ontme'
format Stiuobinb 20
%. meo Sors % aalf az
2omnteforinot / preSiet Stinob. rneo 9ulbinit l2O a
%. Morocco meo 8uloinit Go .
%. Morocco meo 8ulbinit o9 9eilag 2m :
%. Gbo9rin, nu9t Sino zoo =
90. 6loiel8bino liz
%. Salue1ttno TX a
Do. DO. finere ESQ
90. DO. msb aors oa spanbs ass
10. 90. 800
Sterrs Still Stinbbinb 70
Do. Roam meo 8uloinit fs5
%. Worocco meo @uloinit 24o
Do. Morocco meo 8uIoinit 90 geIas $50
StoritiIet Stiuobino 1O
90. Worocco 2O
%. Wiorocco meo 8ulbinit 1920
StOGsbsger. ollie stolsbOeer er inobunone.
u y & ueo 0ane 10
8illeO q y e, Spienbals Is
2utber8 lille SatetismuS Is
Gen Nu0Sbur9ite aoufssiiou Is
Yoa Gugelit rs
Gietri6, ). e, @runoi9 6ortlaring at
2utbcrS lille Soteti5muS 90
@ieunemItuot meo Ylooe at Striuepopir s.
BontopptOon, DR. Grit 6ortloriuQ 25
@%iennemituot meo Blade al Stripepapir 50
Sbronoien, s., 2eiebo9. lite Tells lite 8. rs
lite Gels 2oet 6eite As
lite Gel ct Bino s.
2oen Del 100
~lbpol9 al SoImer for SOniirmauber %
til StolebrI9 Is
Boot @oIrotb, 9ibelbiitorie, iamt en-
ltoeu Sirtebiitorte, omorbeioet al Bait. ..
3. NhntS. Weo ct Sort oper oct belige
Sano. 25
@ieuuemItuct meb 9Iuoe at Striucpaptr 50
Oueri0t paa Gugelit 25
Wtco Sileoer. ) Sbirtiu9sbino mso Cub
tltel as
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-03

Yaitur 9. Sregeri Surmuup, @inu.,
bar muotuset SulOelie iOm Snbre Wtis'
iionGr i 8er9enS Stiit. Nprse. Gan
ifal babe 2pit til at uenoe tilbase til
5abrelanbet, bpor ban bar fin Slest.