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safe to use them without proper identifica-
ton.
just before night it occurred to the CORE
spondent of the Times to ask Mr.. E. o.
Graves, who was well acquainted with the
civil service movement, to identify the
paper. He was not asked to do so directly,
but after he had said that he was familiar
with the rules, but could not talk about
them, he was shown the paper. He would
not then directly identity the copy as gen.
uine, brit he would not say that it was not
genuine. That was sufficient. The rules
were put on the wire.
Next day, when the cabinet met Mr.. Ea-
ton, President Arthur chided that just man
for allowing the rules to be published before
PRONUNCIATION, and Mr.. Eaton guardedly re-
given his copyato the Times. Each member
of the cabinet produced his copy. Judge
Folger going to the treasury to take his
from the safe, of which he alone held the
key. The civil service commissioners pro-
duced their copies. There was one spare
copy. That could not be found. 1t was in
the desk of the Times correspondent.
Where it came from, and how it came, the
correspondent knew nothing, and knows
nothing except what he has told. He has
his suspicious, but they do not attach to
any person he can name. 1t may be said,
to be more explicit, that there is no ground
for suspecting Senator.-N. Y. Times.
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Maine Club at Harvard.

= The Maine men in the undergraduate de-
partment of Harvard University have
formed the Harvard Maine Club an or
eanization destined to become useful and
powerful as we'll as ornamental The first
meeting was called in 40, Hastings Hall, by
Joseph W .Glidden, of Newcastle, Richard D.
Small. of Portland, and Edwin G.. Merrill.
of Bangor, to decide ON the advisability of
forming such club. Nineteen men were
present and it was unanimously decided to
form the club The officers elected for the
remainder of the academic year. were:
President. Joseph Warren Glidden, '94. of
Vice President, Richard Dresser Small "a,
of Portland.
Merrill. '95 of Bangor:
M Govar1ning Board, Merritt l.. Fernald. 'a5.
of 0rono: Winfred Thaxter Denison, 90.
of Portland.
There are at present thirty-seven Maine
men eligible for membership in the under
graduate department at Harvard. Of these
some twenty,have already joined. The din
ner is to be made an interesting function.
If is intended to invite to.it noted Harvard
Graduates of Maine and make 1t in every
way representative of Harvard and Maine. -
These are the officers elected to succeed
those named above after this graduation
President, Edwin G.. Merrill, '95, of Ban.
s0Vgi Vice President, Guy Murchie, '95, Of
Secretary and Treasurer, Arthur S. Hyde
'Governing Board, Winfred T. Denison, '66
of Portland; Charles S. Wilson, 81, of Ban
gor.
M T.. Fernald, of Orono; F. G. Hinkley, O.
Pangor; E. A. Chase, of Portland: F. C
Dudley, Of Portland; 5. D Merrill, of New
Reast Of Wd Bdf as Afpe'
lee Porter, of Calais; H. /. Bowles, O
Cherry1eld, and H. E. Ross, of Bangor.
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REAR ADMIRAL BELKNAP ON THE
FLAG.
1t Alone Should Wave on Public Buildings
Capt Mahan's Speech.

Letter to The Manchester IN. H.) Union)
Gov. Flower, in his veto of the Flag bill
enacted by the New York Legislature at it's
recent session, committed grave blunder.
When proud and sensitive feeling con-
corning the dignity of the flag and what it
stands for comes to be looked upon as sick
ly sentimenalism'' the day of decadence of
our nationlity will have already begun.
No. flag except the Stars and Stripes should
ever be allowed to float over any public
building in the United States, no matter
what the occasion, and politicians who ca
ter to the vote of naturalized citizens in
fostering displays Of alien flags in our midst
should be rebuked at that final tribunal in
this country, the ballot box. There is room
on this soil but for one fiag-the flag of the
United States, and the defendants of the
men who occupied and conquered this land
and established this Government do not in
tend that any other emblem of nationality
shall usurp it's place.
If Capt. Mahan in his after-dinner speech
in London the other day spoke of Eng
lands loss of the United States as due to
the marrying times between England and
France he certainly did not speak the
general sentiment of our navy in that re-
gard. Such is not, am sure, the teaching
at Annapolis, nor has such idea illustration
either in the annals or in the spirit of our
naval service.
There is nothing the Briton respects so
much as pluck and power; mere sentiment
has no illusions for him. He lever has an
eye to the main chance; blarney may be
agreeable for the moment, especially when
foated on rills of champagne, but, solid and
substantial, in character, business is the
apple of his eye, and he yields neither re-
spect nor policy except when met with bold
est front and challenge born of strength
and courage such as the United States pos
ses-es to-day.
1.-THE lion and the eagle marching down
Broadway most triumphantly together, ''as
pictured by Admir- Erben at the London
banquet, presented very pretty scene, but
that that is the only way they will ever
go'' is by no means certain. They did not
go that way from 1861 to 1866, and under
similar circumstan noes of gravity their roads
would be apt to diverge again. Indeed.
while ST. James's Hall was echoing the
genial speeches made at the dinner alluded
to- and Sir John Hopkins, his officers, and
men were feting and being feted in Boston
Harbor midtown, the Queens Own Rifles
of Toronto were engaged in tearing down
the American flag from one of our consul
lates in the Dominion and destroying it.
It is said in excuse that the soldiers were
drunk, but ''whensthe wine is in the wit is
OUT
John Bull is, in the main, good, gen.
erous fellow, but he likes his own way, and,
despite the ties of language, literature and
blood, his way is not the way of Brother
Jonathan, nor ever will be. His social and
political conception and training utterly
for bid it. rAg
GEORGE E. BELKNAP.
Rronkline Mass MAY Is 1894
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Buxton.
WEST BUXTON.

Children's Day was appropriately OBJ
served by the scholars Of the Free Bap-
fist Sunday school. The exercises con-
sisted of recitations and singing by the
youngest scholars, and Bible reading by
the elder. The church choir sang sew
eral selections, and duets were rendered
by Misses Waldron and Bradbury and
Messrs. Graham and Townsend. The Or
gan was presided over by Mrs. E. G. Am
brose. Much credit is due the commit
tee, and it is intended that the scholars
give a concert quite often hereafter. The
church was very prettily decorated with
flowers.
The new safe for the bank has arrived,
and is now being placed in position.
We are now having warm and pleasant
DAYS. and crops are looking much better.
Mr.. A. G. Smith of this place. one of our
most respected citizens, was united in
marriage Saturday evening to Mrs. Bow
doin of Hollis.
The Christian Endeavor meetings are
held at the church Friday evenings.
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Printed below is good for any series of portfolios
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oh, Say! Have You Seem .


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THE PRESS PORTFOLIOS.
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MAINE TOWNS.
Items Of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Standish.

Standish.
Mr.. Hiram Gustin has had bad luck
for the past year. About year ago he
fell in barn and was laid up for about
two months. One week ago his horse
took fright near the Maine Central rail-
road, Portland, upsetting his load, con-
sisting of butter and eggs, into the mud.
Last Saturday at Limerick, while he
was collecting butter and eggs his horse
jumped, breaking the whiffle-tree and
both breeching hooks. The horse ran
down very steep hill near Mr.. Chase's
mill, threw Mr.. Gustin out and came
very near killing him.
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Erregugarity.

Extreme Lassitude, "don't care and
swami to be left alone" feeling, excl
liability, irritability, nervousness, sleep
ssSness snd bsyaba Tbsse or a sne
sure indications of Female Weakness.
some derangement of the Uterus, or
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THE DAILY PRESS
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Maine State College.

Brookline, Mass, May 2S, 1894.
The Portland daily press., 1894-06-12
Womb Troubles.

The whole story, however, is told in
HEALTH" by Mrs. Pinkham. It con-
tains over 90 pages of most important
information, which every woman, mar
ried or single, should know about her
self. Send 2 two-cent stamps for it. For
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
Scscott, 0anias.

Get Ter no, iom on llipttesttli9lbe nil
hlemig8e os 3anlte Der. Siior falotes Ioul
garien tort, o. MI f%orIeocu Tom Wourits
Seuien paa Ell meset beorDUelig Maaoe af.
Oa9e, ioet ban paa 9ieiien til &onias Gitp
lnoer Ell Sernbaneulptfe, iom iuotrai ben
2oen Sauuar % Nil fra Sauias 9Th blep
limit pg brGnot, iaa Der ianotes life Spur
al SeuniHger tiIbase al bans aig.
g{ourlts Ssnien bar fgot / Hubbiers /
8enipsiel, 9anmarf. % bar 43 glar 9amnel.
San uooanoreoe til Nmerita ior % Nar
iiosn l~amnteu meo to ANDRE, iom leper Der.
Snn 9luroe ieuere ell 9ietie TT 2aumart
eiter i'm Suitru, ipm nj leuer enc OF iDraer
me8et ouer bans iergeli9c Sort9aug. Sc
bauoc ingcn Sprn 90. Senien BAR, ca ban
tom bio, Ell iattie Wano, men baUoe peo
6IiO og Gpgtigbeo arbeioet fig op til Sels
itano o9 gulieelie. San bar me9et aiboIot
% a9tet al ale / ell megct for 9reos, p9
bar eli nle9et befJenot &relturbaao,er. San
gIoroe mango Hctier nteb Sreaturer til aals
ias Gttp, o. bar % oeune Gang reilt meo
&reaturer. San bar oaulIliuoet, bolot me-
get paa fit WtpoersmaaI, o. oct bar o9iaa
BAN, iom man fan tatte for Den oauit-
lutberite Weni9beos S~tiitc,ie iilor. San
bar Weniqbe0enS SsfretGr o. ri bar BAN
miitet Ell SOB Stptte. Sans Miuoe I'll lepe
lGnge baaoe blunot 9auite o. Nmerifanerc
her. i. G. y.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
Xafe Xarf, Minm.

Sr. &eoaftpr: - Seq nlaa iige, iom ina
mango andre flyer, naar De ltriuer I glaoet,
at be iaa ijeloen ier no9et berI ira lit eget
Soiun eler Sp men oa Upper jeg better life,
tbi ieg bar itte feet mere eno ct eIer to imnu
9reue ira Safe Fart De ijoite s Gar, iom jea
bar lepet Der.
vi fit tiolig &iuter Der. Sueen bar li99et
liOen ben 20oe giop.; M er ben pmtrent 10
SOB. boor hen lig8er title for Sino.
G~ultu3en blep 0aarIig Der bet forgaugne
@ar. Of Speoc ben Ger nGitan fra intct til
10 8uibcls pr. 2crg un0ta9en uo8Ie faa,
inm fl liot mere, "a al Sabre ira ipGri
lioet til 25 Buihcl5 pr acre. Nj 8oteter
blep ct Miooelsonr Naar BERTH oa Tom.
mer De oaarIise Irlier, iaa bIiuer not lite
Jarmeren3 Sung part tnna. 9Oeoen bar
for oct meite orrct A Cts. pr. &uibel for
No. 1 hard, Goteter 35 gts. pg Sapre 80;
men al De TO iioite er Der lite mango, ionr
pa, upset at iGlge. Get hi ltoI tlpbe, er
for bet meite oprere, emo bet bar pGret pao
en- 5ib, 5teit er l215 gts. for Barrel og
1s q 20 for Sams, Safe % til 35 Cts. pr,
Iuuo. 5Or SIu8tetuG9 iaar pt omtring IL
Sent pr. 4unp, m& ri baaber paa beore
Sioer.
Saa maa Ie9 ilutte for oeHne Gang, pa
billie til 9Obn oa Gorbjsrs 2,e os iise benz
iaa mango 9at ior reres Brepe, iom be er
iaa iIinte til at ienoe os siennem "3ecorab'
Soften. Ole 8. Sliou.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
Sme, Viiion Co., u. ,.

Sr. Heoaitprl - Sintereu bespuote mco
Sne % itreng 6uloe / gtopember Maaneo,
% iioen bar Oct afperleuoe ppret auloe %
Sne. 81 Der ruuot Yue bar 25 Ydi til
Spen, o. bet CT ir9en Dtoroture, luis BET
irGiier til al pGre meset iOiot % form iulot.
Gcoperstppn er Dor n9rnleie 8p paa
Spo, ps ben liseer peo Nprtbern Hacliic
8anen; 9aiota er Dor n9rmelte Sp paa
Gpro % li9ser peo Great Noribern. Set
sr 80 Mil msuem otsie TO 9per, % ri Isper
miot imellem Dem peo Gbesenne alpben.
Si bpiatte ps Der for II a IL gar iioeu | bet
Saab, at ri Ifulbe iaa en- Sernbaue iub Der /
ben nrrmeite dremtio, men ri er blepne
lfufeee / bette Saab.
Ut soot % iptieliat Gptaar I'll ule Sla.
bets 2aIere. Ole @aIbpoo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
MILAN, WiuncSoIa.

Sr. 9ieoattpr:-Sauuar Miaaneo begpnbtc
meo paftert 8etr Der. gnoltjsnt her life Ell
lang 2ib bensaaet af Waancber, ina ct Der
BOG tpmmet ell lille ubetpbeli9 Masie Sne,
iaa Teiene efterbaauoen b!ir mere uirem.
tpmmeli9e. get bGnoer oerior uuoertioen,
at man blir i%iooenoe iait Sneltao!erne.
Saar bar Der pGret cn Itile Sulcboitio.
Spr / Sioen brugte Der at bore 3aus %
@lnItebuo paa iprltjclige Steoer, men iaa'
pipt, iom le9 fJenoer til, hprer MI idaoant til
SIeloenbeoerHe.
Oct ii9es. at ga grippe or Inmari6 paa
entelte Steoer, % oerfor bliuer oct bel ioul
Ell Soriiati0beosre9el beoit at boloe fig nGr
til Sus, iiGr paa iolbe Sage, oa man let
funoe iao cit 6orfjplelie paa Salien.
8 oct ijnanijeae CT Der, ipm paa laa mans'
fploisc andre Steber / bette enaans iau fre
% lpt.clsc 9auo, eli ilem Sil'tano. Gola
laren CT bleuen ps Tor oDr; hi bar "glptes~
o. "NioriaageS" imeo os, % ia! Der ialses
Ell So ellcr Ell Seit, ian bIir Der lille betalt
grcSieoelen al, guao Dc or pGrot, cuer p8'
iaa at "gi oct bort lor Ell Gill % ingentin3",
iom man til ct Yiumobelo bruaer / oisie
Stnffeoc Siocr. vi ipler Duer Sag SOers
beuisninaeu pm Den tiltdgen0e SperclpiIila-
ton. 2rpugeS her life ea Gaelar III at
tale BorgeruS sag III? So, pisielig.
Ser trGnaes no. WGuo. iom baaoe mco
Ben pa Muuo ian betjcnoe De llHoertrpttcs
9illtano. Sil oa Yreslm 9lpre Ut beoite I'll
at lpItc op ben iut,enoe Mlenneltebeo til ct
bebre Ytaal % Siauopuntt?
Rilan er ell al &eItens Smaabper, buUr
9pfe.0iften lille bar iaaet Sllbolo - neuiis
Saloon, tbi Der CT elouu life blepet @ppteo"
IND en- iaaoau Suititntiuu. Hu pil Der
maaIte paaitlaes, at 1T Spen Saloon pa
uiloe Der BIZ raft % lipItg SaloeI, - "a
uiloe ben la 6Gnlriu9len Bnrti9 relic ltg til
en- patter % prestis gp, men Lab os tGnte
pper, bpilte u~bebaeeIiac 6pIaer SrGnoeolns'
traften bar baut sienHem 2ioen. Sac os
bulfe oisie Orb al Spar Gaien:
Set ItIpt naa Tie fran iaa bet ounar,
Com naa insen Tan uroras uppaa,
YRen bet munar 0. i.p.
aor (Suipseio M~enisbeos) SrGit &. Sal
peien, holot ben zoe os. AilteosprRolien, %
Ii Ben Qnleontng bapoe Der ldTnlet 10 Ell
| Masie ;ypli, laa airten bar iploi til 9rGlis'
Eel. & iplu oa ct baIpt sar bar ban setleni
| oenns Menigbeb, % er M Ell sani'rel Ntaro.
Gil "3ecorab. Ypiten1 og osns taIrise
| 9Giere en- oenlls 8ilitH. ~. ~
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
Sraiuero, Wsinucfpto.

Sr. Geoaftpr! - pa jeg M ieuoer iuo
min 9outiuaeut Ipr "Boten' for uGIte Nar
piI je9 i9ien ienoe Sem Ell Nptanrspreieut
5orm al Ell M Nbpntent.
Si bar III iulotommeu Sinter meo TO SOB
Sne. 81 fit en- tioIio %inter bette Nnr, pg
ben bar bplot fig 9uuitc itaoia.
get er trauDe Geu9etioer o. tort Nrbeios.
ito, men hi fan bog life fIaSe, naar hi Ter
Slaoene, bpao mango andre bar at gieun'nl-
9aa bi5ie Daaroe Itoer. atUrtDern $aciiic
Sonen bar nemlil ct tort 8ailroao Shop
Der / Sroiuero, % bette bar pErst / fulo
@au9 belle 9ioen Ser bar pii.rof en- tor
NllGsnin9 i~orIeoen SBlt, men be, iom bar
Nrbeioe, tan oa iaa sIpre fine 8 Elmer ON
9aseu; bet ct life me9et, men hi fan hog
bpIoc lllpen ira 3gren, iaalGnge bet parer.
Sraincrb er Ell tripelia lioen Sp, ps Den
bar gjort fore Sremifriot / be iioIte gar.
Zen bar 8 itpre piieutlise Siolebus. 5ar'
nler bar hi runot ON ps, men Der er life
nie9et soot Sarmin9slnno; bet e9ner fla
beolt for areaturuul. Ser or ct goot Wiar.
TED for areaturer, ba Der or iaa mango Orr
beioere; ,%foruoen &allroao Sboppen bar pi
to Saamvller, tporaf Den enc er al beipoe,
Zig StprreIie.
9paO bet 8irielisc auaaar, iaa bar ri no,
af Oct, ia Ie9 ian 9iernc ii9e iornc8et, bn Der
er 8 ifauoiuapilte Wenigbeoer, % je9 tror,
at Der life er rueget ODER 200 Sfanoinauer /
Srainero, iom fables for airtemeolemmer,
% oa CT bet natirlt9t, at Der lite bliuer
mango berenoe I'll buer al oisie 0ienigbe-
Der. 5pl8eu er, at bet tliuer Daarot at
ruoerboloe hper fin TrGit, % 9aa tilialumen,
Oct Tan ri life, for oerti! CT ri ipr itiurpg'
geOe. Set ipnes at bare beore al ttooIe
bueranore % fpmme %tiIfort, END at arbeioe
% Iepe gni9beo iammen % bare tit 8poe
lloIpmnie, - men NOT trrum. Sci tOmmcr
m9cntins goot no Of at ratte neo poa tuers
andre buerten / Gale eler Sfriit.
"9ecorabsI olten" bar pGret mig en- tjRr.
fommeu GlGit hper ll9e / 10 glar, p9 meo
9Gn9icl Renter leg fra ben enc Ebcrsoas III
ben nnoeH.
Sermep uil jeg pnite "2ecorabs4oiten" %
oens g9iere Ct 9iGosligt Rptaar.
gnoers 9eterien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
eitHptae, y. 1afota.

Sr. Heoaftgr: - 5armerne her | Rdbp.
laget bar / GiriuIation en- Getitipn til
Gonnip 6ommisii onerS ont at itaffc Saa.
tueoe for be trnrgenoe Sarnere iii Boaren,
men oct er nnoucnoiet for 6armere roioa /
andre 5oiuns Of iaa Petitioner iiiano, Tor at
Sasen Tan ina zililntniug % oct or ueo.
penoigi al glere bet innri; tbi Ietltionsrne
lilan ere tuoe iupeu 2sec J,bruar. &c
bnroe rGrs inoltrepne hos Gcuutu guoi.
loren ben 20oe Sebruar, o. Ca or bet auoi.
iorens &li9t ufprteoet at iGmmeniaIoe
County 8oareet til Mg0e. Set uiloe tile
bore %aipeten, ON 5oItet babe ct Mpoe /
line reipeftloe 5puus % paI9te to eler Here
NfGno I'll at msoe op, nanr 8paroet mpoer.
Sipl9c 9op at 1899 maa bper Jarmer IND,
iGgge hos Gonntp Gierien lin Nuip9nIua
ON S9otorn inoen lite Starts. ps oa Tumble
NnigSniu9erue fpIoes, uaar 6armerne bapoe
ltne Wpoer / 9opnet, - Na at Apoet blep
bolot ben 17oe 5ebruar. bUert 5opA.
act er ueI mango. iom ilarer ig ieIu, men
bet er o9iaa oerss Iliat at bJaIpe De andre,
iom life Tan blGlpe ig ielp. Seq banber
at bet iaar aImeu 5iIlntuiug, iaa De 8rGn.
senoe Tan bIlue bIilpne. Sec lar moienot
ooeniiaaenoe til ga Moure Gountp
GronicIe" for SptaseIie; men oa Der er
mango Der gountiet, jom lille Iaier GuSelit,
iaa er bet upooenbi8t al ina bet optaget / ct
uorlt Blao, iom or rleaet uobreot Gouutiet,
% le9 tror, at "9ecerab'Y olen" er ct al De
melt uobreote Blaoe Der.
Ser er haaroe 9icer; GOIiugen bar oaars
lig iorri9i gar, men Gouutiet tar Wioler
til at blFlpe fine 5armere, bu;s man oil.
SaabeuOe, at bette oil t~illtpnOe bper % en-
til at oelta9e Nris9ningen, guites 6armerne
9elo % Gptte / bette glar.
s. 3. Canton,
glerf Of gitdplle 5opu,
&. 3af.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
at. Rhnion,, u. Tafota.


y" Hcoa'iur! - Mebcns Slittet oliocr
V''F t%'airlen, Iom III lIggcr beoGttet
rV u l0oe 8Gppe, mao leg ubetin9ci
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W IVF' 40 tan uoyetie. Sporleoes bar
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y n'aa'ie meo 9cOer 9ais liae: Scr cr
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S'O bet iVrte gictait bltr man Iorpisiet
~ u yer er Oct tpneite 5aget tat. 9yar.
~''"' par ger, iom | ale auore npe settle.
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~ "l., 1''dHaet tuiuses til at bploe al
Wv ON man itte bar tGntt bet. Sea
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sums. ~ u w. 'om ef'"Se0
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S] a,s,5 Jn Gel bOlOer la Oaiaa til bet
ulla'Sts do,isgartt.
bS,., u 'a'aa me9en Gebut Der / Menio.
'a cen Jpgeneoe Sirfes sfoleiaos
hs ' 81. men g|oIuritctsu Der / Dor Yienia.
,r s% 'eilenes al 9nIt. 8. 6. GnoerSon.
~ o'VVF az Mtinoriteten / Samfuubet.
uist,1. o'' ~" Vo'oer n'eo WaIc'
b '9ioa nOseu Gsre i NnIeSuiuo Of
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Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
Sesbert, Swiit Co., Winn.

Sr. 9iebattpr: Meo bet famine jeg ino'
ienoer min 8etnliua Tor "Iecorabs 8oIten~
fur 1894, pl jee eulte ~Eoiten" os benz
mango 2Giere Ct soot Tptaar.
vi baooe Der i Se9bert ct saulte oanrlisi
Iar. Speoen eap fun ira 8 til 10 Suibelz
pr. Ncre, os Triieu bar bolot ii9 runbt Sc
Cts. pr. Snibel en- lang 5io. Getie taH
man lite iise CT me8et, men man iaar baabe,
bet bliper bebre.
vt "3ecorah.4 10 len" er ell tJGrtommen
@j9It / fisie foIOe Siuteraitener, oct Tiger
is NOT ieIp. 8 Saab ON, OF bette life Lap.
ner / 9apirturuen, oil jes M lutte for
oenne Gong meO Ell penlis Sllien til
"2ecorabsY pIteu~ % oens mango geiere,
s. G. :.