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Men bet funoe 10 pare fleet paa en- tortsre Glib. Seq
maa lite uare luas, " oar bet 9~feiultat, buortil bun Tom,
ba en- WGnsoe 5ortIarinser, Der bog ale bauSe famine
5arue, inofanbt fig iom Suar paa be Sppr95maaI, bun
baube i~remiiaet. "9tei, ies buerten uaa easr uI uere
ipas."
9erbjemme o~usrla9oe 6aoer os Ssu. @sOrg burSs
lite rsiis altfor ofte; 6annp iiuIos f., at ban bauoe Sb
til at pente.
Msn b~uOrIsOss par ba geOrs sssntIis tiImoSe ueo alt
bette2
Sans gsllutnins FOB %urOtfet: at forene fin Sfiabne
meb 6aungs men buerten i~ormaaeSe Senne geilutnin9
at giore bam Ipttslis eaer at beiri bam ira gIuiras
~itrauIsnos giaebe, Der u~Opbcrlist forfulste bau os bpis
iteos ON ben oueriunbeIise SaIis9so, ban bapSe funnel
pinbe hos bsnoe.
"gr Bet life or~farOeIist, Papa, . iasos ban en- aften,
noe at Stanb til at beige lin lltauImooigbeS; "at oenne
@inter, iom lousbe mig iaamestt, ilet Sn'st %ltiantsr
mis2 Subsn ri pb ct Orb at BET, bar ri Wtarts Daaas
neo; oa maa is uo Os ufsicIe mig isien; bet er 10 mere,
emo ct Menneite fan ubboIoelA
20, min flare Spn, Der gives pGrre 1ing, man ntaa
boIbe uo... gi sr enbnu fsrit miot December snSnu
Tan bu, inSeu DARTS Maausos llosana faa lib til
baaOe at feire 5orloueIie os 9rplup."
'Sauiit fan ies =. Ola mel, iss fOntnrsr mutt til al
usnts pua bssse 9sIs!... Msn paa Senns Maaos ia"
bog lite pare pso jog bIiDer 10 tilfoit en- rem 0rsmmr
en- Dsssmietl Seq oil mart plSs, buao jes bar a. s,a:'
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-26

mig, forat mine 6sIeIier fan iamIs fig paa en- Rant; tbi
faaianot iom ie9 ul ueobliue at pare en- 9rlig Wano -
bet sr mig umuIist, at iaa en- iaaoan Mast Oper mig,
inoen ies n~OplOieli9t CT bunosn til en- al oem!"
December Iattebe mob fin @nbe.
Orange aar par ~iorIsbne, ibeu @eorg iibit titbra9te
SuIsn paa Sobannesitjaret. Os nu siorOe ban GIt,
buao Der fob bans gune, for at bans eliteoe 5absr
ioetmimoite ensan9 paa benne eniomlns alippe ituIOs
bsnleue ben beai9e Ssitio gIRbe % 5rsb.
ollie SiIbersbelfer ifs6s StiIbeO. Risie bapbe ira
5aItlunOet i.affet en- friif, imut grau til 9ulstrR. Sos
bauua paa @rufuerna itsbte imna 8orIps. % ba bet
~itateIise lrR, i bus arOne epiene i~truuIeoe mango
Ratter, ON Aitsnen bIeu flyttet IND eetslers 8areIis,
taI6ts benruubns Cages freOsIi9s GrinOrinser no8et
@oOt os gIbt tiIbu9e baabs i 5~aOereuS os Ssuneus
Sial. Senere pau aitsnsu bar @eors ale fine imaa
9auer frem; ban bauos uco Den pmmeite Ombu uOfors
ifet alt, buaS Der tunoe more O9 beba9e bans 5aoer.
90 iaa sIab, faa uGrm, iaa i~iaIiulO % rRiteu baruIig
par @sors MI, at 9etslsr life tunbs mo6faa oen opIis
uenoe Sirtuins al Ssnusn5 8gien.
Risies 9ierte bapbs ogiaa en- uiaoUanIig @le E ostnc
aien, lite faameset foroi ben unse aapte!n baOos BE-
tautt BAN iaa riseist. men ioroi ban raiiOuuerebs iom
iaa (meosns ban itOttebe til gsors fra Orc, fooet, iom
ban vay ee]reb neo at 5eitro meO aaHci):
6; "a p.enen 6lUe, ia IanJe pan Stano, 5pcr
,'-a' .cl ,et.r ,s,ec aat .er uel is aoget ;noen
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-26

SOr Diosre raosrretniHs I'riD sitsr pOr nas Horii.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-26

History of the Scandinavians in
the United States, iorfatiet al ON
firing rs promineute amerifauite Gfan.
%oinausr, er ben iulofauoigte o. oar'
oifulbsits y6iforis ON Sfarbiuaoerns |
Gmeritn. agsntsr snffes. 1ttItriu:
9. q. Refion,
1913 uniUeriitg aoe., 2. 6.
rs. 20ti. Mjnneaputis, Winu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-26
9eltet fu~rcrsoebam ior glaoetatarrb.
glOOiOrsiituing, 3pspepiia, Rbeu'
maiisme o. aolif. bpor ale an'

~hAsIHht W "1AAs WV h1N NV
bre WleSitiner bar fraitloIe.
2a,s preston, 2. Gai., H. gVdrts 1894.
7r. VI. Emen
Oct er meo GurHDisiie tts beroeo bill frsut,
lGgge min iaroe BevioHstie ON Den tore
Sirlp 2r. CpeuS eIsftriits Belle bar siort
poa mig. Seq LED al gtapsiatarrb, Rbsu,
matisne, Htooior9iituins, 9pspepiia % 60
Ill, boorai belle NIT Spitem bar I en- igrseli9
5ilitnuo - min StnositsmuiHs blso Iaa nso.
Slaaenoe iom ben tunoe bare. Jsg arbet'
oeoe / IRu9ere lib minneapolis meo Ra,
lerarbsibe, o9 bet 9iitige RaIeritof bar BET
meit p%oeIrs9snoe for min SeIbreo. Seq
iggts oergarg 21se / Igugsre lib o9 ubbe'
talte ct itgrrs Beu9ebelgb for bans Bebanos
ling; men Wit bar iii libsu Hptte, buorpaa
g9gen ttiitoit raabeoe mig TIL at iorisae ct
Of TT. Eneus Better, Tom ban o8iaa beitilte
til mig. Weu ies toe ben Gang lioeu Iotits
af Beitct % beisste iiteoetfor en- auoeu Bee
rpmt Gage, Der gap mig en- Rcespt oa befa'
leoe mig at iorIaos Walerarbetbet lirar,
bois ieg bible leue lRH9ers. IA reiits ieg III
9aiOta, op8ao at igse Gage % be9puote at.
ter at BRUCE Tr. Ewsus Bette. SEQ er M
iaa frtit iom uo9euitnoe % Tan ioroift Rgs,
at geItet baaOe er ben beoIeo % biai9ite 29.
&c, % oil biGIpe enbUer iom berpster oetei.
ter NnoisHing % meo Emtauie, On osuHs
GrtleuOeIie OfeutItB9isres, piI lsg be0e De
gioenoe itioe at tjgJe ct Tr. Emsrs Belle.
Weo Ngtelie 3. GooeH.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-26
geltet opertrGisr ale andre Gage
mi6ler.
Ielmore, 0os., 76e Marts 1854.

Ielmore, 6as, The Warts 1884.
Er. VI. Omen.
Seq maa beroeo iremb9re min bierteli8fts
5at for ben WHITE og IIeueiie Ieres ~eleftrt'
Ite Belte bar abort for mig. Seq timber for
min Del, at bet ooertrQTer ale andre 209e.
mioler. Gu Gpfin0eile Iom oeure IL. Cipeu
bar aiort, er | Gaubbeo at bGiagte, oa ben
bar f0ridaet iaa megen Glenoigbeo o. giort
faa mango lpitelige. Sea bar benpttst Iere5
Bette, laa cite le9 bar bdot NHlcontng oertil
oa altio felt oens beIbrebeuoe ardit.
Nso NgtslIe 3obu Noro.
Decorah-posten., 1894-06-26
pQer Te Yfrbei0e9

Gnetaaenoe Gnleonina for itanoinauiite
W9no o9 &oinoer, iom gni,er lenneHoe Be
nRttl9elte. S75-$l00 pr. Ytanueo aaranteret.
Sirtp til 3r. Sboop, Ro. Els, Raeins, sis.
7.20.26 com.
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1.-THE Century War Book"

CAPTAIN William II. Powell, of the
TroUrth Regular Infantry, in The Cen
turv War Book" thus describes the re-
treat upon Washington after the disas-
trous battle Of Bull Run:
"The last volley had been fired, and as
night fen upon us the division Of regu-
lars of forter's corps was ordered 10 re-
tire TO Centerville. 1t had fought hard on
The extreme left 10 preserve the line Of
retreat by the turnpike and the stone
bridge. We were gloomy, despondent, and
shout tired OUT we had not had q
change OF clothing from the l4th to the
Sist Of August, and had been living in
3he words OF the men, on 'salt-horse."
Serd"tack.' and 'chicory juice As we
6ied from the battlefield into the turn
~ leading over the stone bridge we
ccame mon a group OF mounted officers,
90 ~ whom wore peculiar style OF
Sat which had been seen on the field that
q Sreat deal OF comment in the ranks. AS
ws nassedl-<hese officers. the one with the
neciiliar hat called out in loud voice:
-. what troops are these?
I" "The regulars, answered somebody.
second Division. Fifth Corps replied
God bless theml they saved the army.
oaaed the officer. solemnly We learned
,bst he was General Irwin Mcdowell
"As we neared the bridge We came upon
confusion Men singly and in detach-
ments were mingled with suffers wagons,
artillery, caissons, supply wagons, and
smbulances, each striving 70 get ehead
organized bodies and broke the columns
into fragments. Little detacnments gath
cred by the roadside. after crossing the
bridge, crying out the numbers of their
regiments as q guide " scattered COM
SAdaA
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Inters,tlng rnct. Absn. Rlehmond'. titi.

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YI.hIID PEPPERS.
They're the game . q Kind Peter Piper
picked.


N,,y, g. tho accaptable time for picklng
Y.rqrs. peppers always form a standard
pickle, whether prepared by thri"se.Itt99,
10 De served as an cuLee ttuHtN N.'H
chopped tongue IN udyc!halse " ts9ssis'
or rs "a mango; when they are ats4t4
81 die time Of picking with chow
chow OF chopped cabbage. sWal onions
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Peppers select the large bell peppers nov
r.. plentiful IN fle French market, anu
Win n keen reHkuifr cut around the
st,rl and remove all the seed. Lay Ihe
p,prgrs iu brine strong enough 10 lOal
T.. egg j.. sure e. put In the stems
also TO those peppers that are 10 De
MAD, into nausoes allow two quarts OF
e. blulg. first putting the cabbage IN a
bag under d press and sprinkhng Iiberauy
wiki salt and cACpptng ana AIDING thtee
green tomatoes before Il Is put INTO me
ir.,. with the cabbage ana tomatoes Tor
rwaltv- four hours. Then remove theA
Take O-t those peppers mat are 70 y.
r.eElgI as manRo-s from the rest ana pu'
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Add 10 them teaSpuouftl OF WhlIe mus
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Ct and stuff the peppers with theih' yuI-
ting a tiny cucumber and a uny onion
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10 On tis SEEMS and put them with the
cthers. Wash the peppers as you re
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adding two ounces Of cinnamon ana one
III cloves to every two quarts OF vine
gar. Put a small weight IKE a stone
over The mouth OF the jar TO keep them
under the vinegar; cover them closely
and set them away TO ripeh ior siA
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10 rEmOYE ST4INs.
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Here are recipes for removing various
Gomez. Tea and Wines-n these stains
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tayeNe watcr-NnicH can be made al
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form ana the color viii be restored, d. oa,,
Ink Stains Tear blotting paper M pieces pieces
Il a. freshly spilled, or cover ine So
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Ink be spilled on carpet Su' "a ard
rub me lemon on the stain III the INN
stained article be washed llhulSS,uIi"I:'
in several waters and then III MIN, ~
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jmg the article Immediately In Vinegat
and water and thu In soap and water
IS another remedy which WIZ remove al,
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ieft on Friday evening on the Old Do
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Kemp's price. 1926. our price, - %.
Boys All-WoOl Wood Brown and Eng
lish Gray Suits ,,,o
Kemp's price. 8. our price, $-.b'
Atwood Knee Pants
Kemp's price. zoe. our price 25c.
Kpuu's price TJc our price, 3jc.
Kemps price. g. our price, TO-.
Boys English Corduroy Knee rants.
kemps price, 81. our pIlIe. oJe'
our handsome CLOAK PARlphS ar
open 10 all visitors. whether they NISn
10 buy or not. our polite sales-people
will be pleased TO show the varied Inc
OF handsome Cloaks and Capes.
We are showing all grades OF Gar
Cove Covert Cloth Cloaks at $50 to $50.
Navy Blue and Black coats, 80 70 81 ~:
ChinchiIla CIoaks. Plush Capes, FUR
Cans Giofh canes Navy Blue or Black
Fine Beaver Cloaks tailor-made tight
or Ioose-ntting frock or umbrella pach'
extra length, SifN. go. so,,hI,
Extra long Black Cloth Capes. double
cape. toy cape edged win electric seal sd
bottom cape trimmed WIN haIio" O'"'''
Covert cloth Cloak, 3 inches s,,, long
Jumbo sleeves, hard CatncarS aS
very newest finish. all sizes A.ss.
o,,r NEW IDEA PAPER PATTERNS
q 20 universally used now. Any garment
of the latest design. warranted 10 De
Derfect fitting for l0c. You never used
a better pattern.
Our virginia" Kid Glove calls Tor
,,oy,T attention. Hook fastening, black.
Fan brown: every pair warranted.
'd,i IN sbodas fnest silk Velyets-
I. ~, nrice SIS. Our price, 75c.
Kemp's Large Towels. size 22xi6, DC.
Kemp's Pure Linen 2Oc. Towels. 22xiS.
Y Pc. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
Narrow Jet Edges,

BEADS.
JET VANDYKE POINTS.
JET GALLONS. WITH LARGE AND
OVAL BEADS.
JET PASSEAIENTERIE IN BANDS
AND FANCY PATTERNS.
JET BANDS, WITH JET LOOPS FOR
PANELS.
JET YOKE ORNAMENTS. WITH AND
WITHOUT PENDANTS.
VANDYKE POINTED JET COLLARS.
JET PRINCES.
JET ORNAMENT FRINGE.
JET PANEL ORNAMENTS, WITH
LARGE BEADS.
DULL JET PASSEMENTERIE.
NARROW BLACK SILK GIMP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07

Failing to make the progress expected
IN the work of Holy Trinity church. ser
vices will not be held in the church Sun
day the It'll, but In the chapel instead
Rev. j. j. Grayett will occupy the pulpit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
BLACK SILK VAEDYKE POINTS,

NARROW COLORED SILK CHIPS. IN
NAVY, MYRTLE. LIGHT. AND
DARK BROWN, GARNET AND
GRAY.
COLORED TINSEL GIMPS.
COLORED BEAD GIMPS.
WHITE PEARL PASSEMENTERIE.
WHITE CRYSTAL PASSEMENTERIE.
WHITE PEARL VANDYKE POINTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-07
Telephone TO Bon Air.

Eon Air was yesterday connected by
telephone with Richmond, a public pay
station. 10. 223i having been placed at
the Southern railway station.