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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15
CROWNED BY HIMSELF

The morning of Sunday, December 2,
1902, was cold and cloudy as the gorgeous
procession passed from the Tuileries to
Notre Dame. The streets we're lined and
the houses decorated, but the people of
Paris, stated with ceremonials, were, in
spite of self-interest. silent and critical.
After an interval of an hour or more APP
peared the emperor's attendants, Murat
leading at the head of twenty squadrons of
cavalry. Then followed the imperial
chariot. surmounted by a own,and drawn
by eight superb and richly caparisoned
steeds. Facing the emperor and empress
sat Joseph and Louis; the other brothers
were in temporary disgrace and Nine.
Mere remained stubbornly with Lucien at
Rome. The yet empty throne had been
erected in the heart of the choir. From
10000 throats burst the cry, "Long live
the emperor'' as the slow and stately
march proceeded.
At last the entrance to the choir was
reached, and the pope, descending from
bis chair, began to intone, amid the deep
silence of the throng, the majestic chant
of Veni, Creator. This ended, the per-
sonages of the court found their appointed
seats, the regatta was laid on the altar,
and Plus. holding out copy of the
Scriptures, demanded in the Latin tongue
whether the emperor would use all his
powers to have law, justice and peace
reign supreme in the church among his
people. .,-..,
The Emperor laid bob his hands on the
book, and "Profiteor'' came the solemn
answer. Pope, cardinals, archbishops and
bishops began the litany and the soveerlRns
kneeled, As the closing strains sounded
forth the imperial pair advanced under
priestly conduct to the steps of the high
altar and kneeled again, The pope, pro-
nouncing the customary but long discussed
prayer, then solemnly anointed both in
turn with the triple junction on head and
hands. Returning to their chairs, the two
chief actors seated themselves,and high
mass began.
Midway in it's solemn course there was a
I pause; the emperor stepped forward to the
altar as if to be invested at the papal
hands with all the insignia of power-ring,
mantle and crown. The last of the conse-
Grated baubles O be lifted was the crown.
At the pregnant instant, just as the holy
father, doubling bnt hoping, lifted it aloft,
the emperor advanced two PAGES down.
ward, and firmly seiziug it in his own
hands, set in on his own brow.
Without moment of hesitancy he then
crowned the empress, and the two, stepping
upward, seated themselves in the great
throne of the empire. The pope recovered
his self control, if, indeed, he had mo
mentarily lost it, and said: May God
confirm you on this throne, and may Christ
give you to rule with Him in His eternal
kingdom" Then. giving Napoleon the
kiss of peace, he cried: "Nivat imperator
in aeternum.' The crowd shouted in
aniiphony with deafening acclaim. Then
the ritual proceeded, and the religious
ceremonial was soon ended.-Prof. W. M.
Stone in the Century.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15

Not long ago President Cleveland
said very true and beautiful thing
about the calm joy of domestic life,
and how with him it was one grand
sweet song. Just now some one has dis
covered that this is a new and distinc-
tive poetic urterance; while one or two
critics say it sounds like something
old which he borrowed, perhaps from
some fine sweep of the Psalms or
other sacred poetry.
Now, it ought to have been easy for
anybody who had deemed this mat
ter important enough to be thus criti-
cized, to have discovered that Charles
Kingsley was the author of this line.
1t occurs in a little poem, The Fare
well, as follows:
800 noble things, not dream them, all day
long;
And make life. death, and that vast for
ever.
One grand sweet song"
But was the use Of it conscious
borrowing? Not one man in thou
sand, who might happen to use these
words in such connection, would be
aware that any other person in the
world had ever so used them. We
might go further and say that not one,
in a thousand, even among scholars,
would prefer to use line thus, with
out credit. An apt quotation adds
both point and power to ones own
thoughts and style. Whether this was
quoted or not, is hardly worth any
ons's while to inquire. The world is
too old and too full of words and
phrases to make it profitable to spend
time over such matters.
Lowell hit it off fairly when he de-
clared:
"Though old the thought, thought often e K
Jprest.
IT'S his at last who says it best"
Emerson disposes of this microscopic
criticism by quoting some lines GEN.
turtles old:
''Since now nor yesterday began
These thoughts which have been ever,
A man be, found who their first entrance
knows"
MORE ABOUT MISSIONS
Not only is ecclesiasticism being re-
buked in some quarters for it's inva-
sion Of the personal beliefs of others,
but number of writer's have recently
appeared who claim that not even civil
lizBtion ought to be rudely offered to a
bsrbarons people-that is, aggressively
offered, or urged. If civilization is a
growth, as most men know to their
cost, then it should be grated upon
another race and left to do it's work,
rather than forced as substitute of
existing CONDITIONS. One writer puts
it this way:
"The idea that all the various races
of men are essentially alike in nature,
and mental, moral and spiritual char
acteristics, when they are so markedly
different in color and structure, has
led to great wrongs. The philanthropy
lists. acting on this notion, have accom-
plished no good by their efforts to
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15

than in the illustrations to this large,
red-covered quarto.
We predict for this rich and beaut.-
full publica ton very large holiday
sale. 1t is the best thing of its kind
yet.
~ =
What is lovely never dies,
But passes into other loveliness,
Stardust. or sea-foam, flower or winged air.
II this befalls our poor, unworthy flesh,
Think thee what destiny awaits the SOUL
What glorious vesture t shall wear at lastl
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15
Fancy Baskets

Second FIoor-We have just opened a
very beautiful line of Holiday Baskets,
imported expressly for our trade, COM
priSng Work Baskets, Jewel Baskets,
Collar and Cuff Baskets, Baby Baskets,
elegantly lined with satin and nickel
mounted; also new Center Pieces of etched
leather, Collar and Cuff Cases, etc, etc.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15
Dress Goods

The disposition to combine Utility with
Sentiment is more noticeable each season.
To meet this demand we have taken some
of our newest dress goods, cut them into
suitable lengths according to width and put
them up handsomely in bands, each length
containing ample goods for a full suit The
prices, $500, $3.50, $780, $500 and up
wards.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15

Paris women who wear boomers or
knickerbockers when riding bicycles will
be disqualified from receiving the sacra-
ments of the church, according to the in
structions issued TO the clergy by the
rii Il ~ =" ffaris
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15
230 South Broadway
Toilet Requisites

In the list of Christmas gifts, choice extracts
and toilet articles find special consideration.
Our stock is very complete, and prices right
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15
Down Quilts
and Blankets

Don't invest in Down Quilt that you can
smell. If it smells Good you will simply
find in due time that it has Two SmellS-A
sweet perfume is too often used to disguise
a bad odor in feathers. We have a COM
plete line of silk coverings filled with pure
white goose down, properly cured and
guaranteed odorleSS and free from shedding.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15

WOmen's Umbrellas
Pure silk, 2o-inch pearl han O. En-
dies, close roll, from $3.50 to DUeOV
Women's Umbrellas
Pure silk, hand carved ivory on M
handles, 2o-in., from $3.50 to DI.UU
Women's Umbrellas
Pure silk, natural wood han
dies silver trimmed, steel OK En-
rods, 2o-in, So, so25, and. DUoCU
Women's Umbrellas
Finest Dresden handles, steel O. M
rods, 20-in., from $3.50 to-. DUeUU
ITEMS Umbrellas
Pure silk, 2S-in. silver de- CO M
post handles of pearl, at. DlZeUU
ITEMS Umbrellas
Pure silk, 2S-in., silver inlaid, GO M
carved horn handles, at..... DC.UV
ITEMS Umbrellas
28-in., pure silk, close roll, OK M
silver and gold mounted hdls. 1U.UU
Mems Umbrellas
Self-raising, pure silk, nat CL M
ural wood handles, at. ..... 0O.UU
ITEMS Umbrellas
With cane inset, 2s-in., the latest conf
bination.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15
Prices from $40 to S35

Fancy Bordered White Blankets, Bath
Robe Blankets, in great variety. Robes
made to order.
Pillows Decorative effects, ever SO
many kinds. And pillows are acceptable
presents in any house; there is little chance
of having too many. The Drapery De-
partment is full of Pillows very beautiful
patterns in attractive varieties for the gift
season.
Silkolne Ruffled Pillows, at CSC
Silk Covered 1S-inch Pillows, at ...St25
Extra size Eiderdown Pillows, silk COW
cred, heavy ruffle of same silk, 81, $3.50,
50, $1,000 and Sl2 each.
Beautiful collection of China Silks, in
Persian and Turkish designs, for Cushion
Covers, etc., SOC, 75c and 81 yard.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15

Trefousse Glaze (our besD O. M
at........................1A .UU
Sole agents forthe above brand.
-Four -Four. Button But on Dorothy the best 81
Sever seTen-H H Glace' excellent S1.5O
value, dl. ~ eOV
Pique Dog Skin Gloves, for c. 0
boys, in English Red, at....... D1.UU
A Real Kid, of good quality. Ct M
at. ............ VlsVV
Extra lengths up to "a buttons, in all the
newest party shades.
See the two-toned Trefousse O. ~
(tne lateSC .............. VAs ~
Four Button and Five-Hook Misses
Gloves, in all the fashionable O. M
shades, at. Dl.UU
Silk and Wool Children's Mittens in great
variety.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15
Opposite City Hall
Christmas Gloves

Beautiful, servlceable and stylish to a de-
gree of elegance that is suggestive of the
most cultivated taste and skill.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15

The Speaker, London, thus treats
Mr.. Howells' views of good society:
"Money is treated by Mr.. Howells as
an insignificant factor, and rank is not
mentioned at all. The Vanderbilt motto
"A dukes duke for a. that has not
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15

Ladies' or Gents Linen
hemstitched handkerchiefs
small neat initial, half doz-
en- in a box, at, per box
$1.75
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15

Lubin's Genuine Extracts. all Ee.
odorS, per bottle ........... COL
Crown Perfumery Co.'S Ex EOo
tracts in bulk; per z......... OUk
Rogers & Gallett'S Extracts in Eno
bulk, per oz...... .......... OUN
Crown and Roman Smelling En.
Perfumed Bran Bags, for the a.
bath, each. ................. ZCL
Laitue and Almond Soaps, 1Oo
per cake. lUk
Soap Boxes, pink, white, she'll EOo
and antique celluloid, each..... CUC
Nail Files, best steel, 7no
at. AVN
aas1 feam 7;c cSofed and cut $3.50
In fact, everything usually found in we'll
regulated department of this kind is here.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-15
Christmas
Stockings

Our Hosiery Department comes in for good
share of attention this month. We are showing
an elegant line of Fanciss. Stockings that you
need not be ashamed to hang up, and strong
enough to hold all that Good st. Nick can
crowd into them Ladies Fine Silk Hose in al!
light shades to match evening slippers. Black
Silk Hose. drop stitch or lace instep. Plain or
fancy drop sttch all black or black boot with
Opera top. Chdrens fine ribbed cotton, Isle
or silk Hose in all colors. Children's wool
Hosiery all grades from 25c to SI.oo per pair.
Full line Gents Shaw-fnit Half Hose in black
and Coors.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Ser bar ma 9iQeoet al 3ecorabs
ila irsmragenOe 6Orretuiu9SmauO Ben
Bear. glDlt9 uar ban / often, ri trOr,
oct bar for 4OOe Sang, o. GiOrOe Sub
fjBb, % ct iaa tort % ct ioa mugelpit
iO~roelagti0t, at bette, buno StDrrelie
au0oor, iiIteriig Ouer9nar fere Gar5
iamlcoe 1uctjOJ tiolt9cre. "a ioroels
n9tigt! 90 buOroOr? So, 8en Bear,
bar / Sem PORT, iantmen mco 3 andre
iremrngenoe aipbmHnO / &]lGoe3Uarer,
orguriicret ct GDnOicatc, og bet er oa
let %iOrItaaellgt, at, naar fire ~iaaoanne
Ilaar Jig iammea % ej0r Snotjob iam'
men hos famine 5abrtf' 5trma, oa fjcs
Der be for en- u~trOIig for Gum, % bet
fuutont. gIaar iua ct 3ilbuO tcmmer
fra st iaa itGrtt Syndicate, oa bIioer
6abrltanten en- belt auoeu Wtauo at
banole meo, emo ON ell entelt Gigber
tommer c9 itaG baoe StROcr iOr ct Bar
guiinoe Dollars; bette CT Roget, iom
gnhDcr fan be9ribe.
Gerior flOmmer bet O9iaa inO meo
9arsr til Ben Bear / oi3ie Gage, Og
iaaIeoeS pil BET pe0pnre euonu en- IiO;
Oerfur er bans ima0iuloe Butifs 2Otnter
Ooiaa igtote ira @ulo til Gag meo for.
trinliBe al9oer % Serre' Qrtifler, 6oil'
let glt ban fan % oil iRI8e til Briier,
Der iGr Ear pHret ubBrte / Eecorab.
Sun bor oa O9ian en- Smintnin9. iom
man .neppe fan Siere fig en- Joreitllins
ON, tbi 8arer, tiobt unoer iaa suuiti8e
6prboloe, be iGI9er zig ietu.
s SauoeIsUeroenen beoSer bet for
5ioer, at lllos@arer er i Gtigenoe, U9
BET CT nOt ianOt, men 8aa IND til Ben
Bear % ie bans 9ebolOuiu9er - be sr
Itgrre eno for, be err bsore eno f6r, be
i9lge8 biai9ere eno for, Og aft bette er
en- 5plse al bet beIoi9e SHOtj6b, ban
bar siOrt. "San bar 2ptten meo iia,"
Tiger Soft; ia ban bar ben for en- San'
~belsmuuo lptteIise 8eguoelie. at ban
f~oritaar fig poa at tisbe ino; ban for'
Itanr Jig til 8untt Oa 8rittc paa 8are'
SuotiCb, ban f%orItaar fine aunoerS
9eboO % 9aro, os bans Sunoer letter
8ris paa at babe meo en- iaaoar &isb,
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Gu apIoen GpH

er M iiiret 5armerre l geitsn o. | Rore'
ueIten, % for Of Soil I be mere sftIise Sta
ter tan iaa ie ben itorarteee Golins, ION
finoes lauss beus &inier, bar ebica9o, NFil'
ipauies IL 81. EauI Jp. ~arraussres en- GGfit
al 8 observation-disclosures for ben 29oe gn9.
ben lobe os 24oe September. 3ur' %
Returbiletterue (siGIOer for Rstur bpiIten'
iombelIt 5reca5 fra ben lScc Sept. til ben
lite Sitober) oil bliue ioIat til foriiieaise
Steoer / 8eiten, Hproueieu % Spepeitsu
til ben lape Tart al en- fare for begse Seie.
6pr nGrnere Cplpsrirger benpenoe man it5
til ben nGrmeitc coupon ticket G8ent eler
itriu til Geo. 8. SeaiiOre. @eu.I Yasienser
Gseut. gbreaao, RiIplutes Il Ct. TaaI T'p.
Gbleaso, 81. s9.46
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

mauo at giGre. "6por bar 3s flsbt
ben peus alronin1?" ipsrses Der baus
De Der % Der; "oeH er ~pddtiGoelig %
iiooer iaa gOot." Guaret err: hos Ben
Bear, o. set ipuss at ialce iaa aauite
uaturligt. On aienosgieruing err bet,
at en- Serre ira Often rplig fis6te /
DIR. Bears Stnre eu-GHt pa srttas
rcoe, at ban life / Rew gDOrt bnooe
funnel iaa Ma9en for bet iamre Benz
9ebelgb, ban Der betalte. St1eteoes er
bet r0'aa ooot9iort, at en- Suite Erast
til 81 hos Ben Bear toiter / Chicago
s2.l5, % bet ungtet be ale 9enieeu'
Der er atoeIe5 lls. - famine Staes
StOi, famine 5abrttart, idnme Go.
gtariosn til ct iaa ouerraItenOe Jat'
tlm timber man /, buao O~ueuior er iast
on Sen Bears SuotiOb.
9ette er al ben Stnss,at Wr. Bears
Sunoer bsr tomme til aunbIfab oerom,
at be fan inbrstte fig o~sreiter % pioe,
buor be ital fisbe fine alHber. st iaa
ubDre fort 3uOtiSb trrper naturlisois
o9iaa en- iorG8et aii9tnius, os oeunc
iii u%iitnot beler lille maugle, tbi en-
&unoe trRtter en- anoen meo zig, o. ale
iom en-, baaoe samle % upe, saar al'
tio ira Bears Store iGroeles forusieoe
meo lit Suotisb; bette er, buao ban
letter Iu StOltbeo /, bette er, boao ban
altiO orbeioer for.
Ge iaatalOte "biqi9e" al9ber, for.
feroi9eoe al ct Stoi iom mar mart
iast life BED, bouO er { BET saar uuoer
Naon al Sbooop), Saaoant befatter
SIR. Bear fig life meO, bet buer life, og
bet ipOlerer en- Wanos Renomme og
SanOsI; ban iaf9er bi0ist, men bet &c
geoisne, e9te 8arer, man tisbsr Dos
BAN. San fisbte be bsoIte, og ban
tiSbte benz iii en- pperUnltes LAP 8ris;
ban irlssr be bcoite, os bet til en- Pris,
iom aae llter. 0aar ban sisr fine
SnOtjo6 labsr ban Jig life pratte paa
be iGrite be bebite, ban luber fig life
MARIE - q Ian / Gscurab ialser al
fit fore Eager, pratfer ban life Sbobbs
paa NOsen, Us Dos BAN fan ma itole
paa life at 6liue narret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

bet. Bergen, 23oe sIusnIt. RsIten
al ben ber p9rsuoe b~Buitumme sfOles
gleuer uperIlpttebes isaar III grono'
biem, os bermso er Stoleu neolast.
8eitlanoet er bsreiter uosn 9poIiums
meItole, en- Sronins, bpprmeo Der saa
bisie &arter berIter mesen WisnDie,
oa ben nGosr SOrnlOrsne tit at ienbe
fine bsuitumne Born iaa laust bort,
at be er %affaoret fra at tilie benz, iaas
lanse gtOlesarsen oarer. 9eune Mis'
usie ital usiua baue siuet fig llbila9 i
al itiaise Slayer fra 2anosbpsoerne
gersens bus umterne poer Srbninsens
urimelisbeo us ben rinse Senipntaseu,
iom er oiit 8eitlanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
lltro Yoitaabnsr % S~erreosfas'

lltro YoItaabnsr % Serreosfas'
icrer. &eo &ntteitno SOrenitriueris
5orbDrsret bar ! be fenere 2ioer en-
Refte Sorbsr paret optaset uuer 9Uits
aabneren / &soenas, 8. g. Sperien,
iiotet for at bape u1oeritutfet en-
Wausoe 8rere, oaientlts fra os til
&Sbeu9s 5attigtommisi ipn. Mutiuet
BERTH bar be ret, at ban bar piaet itjule
en- %lnoerbaQauce af ca. 1000 &r., bpori
ban piite fig at bore, ba ban Tor en-
5io iiben ppiasoes fra fin Yoit iom
Serrebstasierer. 8eOiierne ifal bore
iaa itarfe MOB BAN, at BON al 8oIts
Departmental er i%uipenoeret ira jim
Sitting iom 8oItaabner FAINT lat nns
Der Hplitiets Spipn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

SagerItreife. aisse, 22oc Gusuit.
SamtIise Saseriuenbe | aisse bar i
Iites neolust Grbsibet. Guriasen bers
til er, OF Sasermeitrene bar itiIet fig
aipiienoe pperiur ct 5urllas ON OPP
baoelie Of 8OitIpitemet. Suenbsns
baOoe til / Gites iubbuot til ct pifents
list RDbe | Gnlecnins Of etreiten,
men insen af Nteitrene inofanbt fig.
o riamliusen, 100 MsnnsHtsr, lopsbs
suenoene etstte | 9ampen for OPP
naaelien Of beres 5prbrinser.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

JurctagIomme Soil. 3 Sanonas
ueo etapaussr er bet paa Gale at pp'
rette en- itgrrc. llIouarefabrit for I'll,
uirtnius ui SamsarnstDier. Der tales
ON en- altietapital paa 300. 1000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
SirbobbeIt WorS % Selpmorb.

Sirbubbelt Wpro % Selpmorb.
ajsbenbaon, 21be ausuit. Otter Ins
meloelie at Ell at 9eboeruei 2snsansss
itr9oe go. Is trGnsee TUlitiet ino
ben al 5orretninssbuo 9ars SanIen
iammeiteos beboebe 9eiltsbeb.
Sa Goliet bapoe aabnet 9Sren,
mBote benz ct ifraffeliot Spn, ibst
Saniens Suitru, Der er nurIf al Sobiel,
iamt bans 3 Sstrr,-8, 5 % II Gar
samle-ianotss l%issenoe fpalte / fine
Sense, % Sanicn ielu at BABE benst
Jig. 5crbrpcelien er B%ienipnlis Bee
gaaet ben 20be &usuIf.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

grslcirib: 8ebitemUr bar ia9t, at
De itatars @ulbft Itene beriuos life iaar
fore, ba @tasi Jet ituar for ms9et / 9Diet
% Sanbet cr for Hart. (SEIoer 8lat
up /. SriumierenOs:) &c iaa, M
trur be Imittert, at bet er Rat!
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

SilIfaoe unber glrbeioe / ct Stens
bruo fum for en- Tio iiben 8ioliniIten
Suluur 81 / 8o; ban bleu fuaItet /
Spp:bet, iaa bet ital pare tuilipmt, ON
han belt fan irroiuoe bet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Gn Sap5rue. Nngf. 6

Gn Sapfrne.-StOr gngf. On
flor, prGstis Sapirue bar for nosIe
Gage iioen piIt zig pua SDuitfiuroen
8iprnsr. Wan iaa ben baaoe ON
Mprsen os giten, ps ben sau fra fig
en- 9pb, ipm bapse flor 9i8beo meb ct
Barns Samren. gebperne oeo Sjor'
ben bar iioen ionpet i for Gnsit paa
Srunb Of ben samle Opcrtro, at Sup'
iruen, naar ben piier fig, BARTER en-
rllpfte. Oct er oiit fsrite Sang, al
Sisrnsr be1res meb en- ipnlis Sao'
irues NGrpGrelIe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Sen fiebcnbapnfe GirfeIag. gsS

@apebrsu fra Guaroeier Nists Yeter
MpGer al Steulile pr. Surs bar uo'
ualset for SirteIusens 5remns / ajg'
bsnbaon az en- grp eitsr @aarSeier
Ntels Stnien al Chenille mobtasct
. oOO Or
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Nut 9lao | 9nuseiuno. Sra lite
CitOber ital uSsipes ct SDireblao /
6auaeIunS. Oct er Wieninsen at labe
bet ucfomme baglis. Sauseiuno faar
altiaa MI 3 Qpiier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

sSonas Sic aster eiter iittert 6ortD'
oeuoe at tase fat pua Sramatiierinsen
Of "9iusIlauen", iuuiuart ban er iers
oia meo ben 8omar, ipm ban bar n1s
Der Nrbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
3 nj +.

SolouGienet. 9olousiiiteul .. 9iels
fen / Garbus ps TolomeobiGIper 8.
.. Rasmusie len / 8ibOrs sr fra ben
26Se Iueuit beororsoe iii at beltase |
aontruQsn pcb 9(siens Roe iutteriabrif.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
shpriiIp sansipn Snnhsim ,gses

Sboriilb 9ansien Sunbeim ,9tGs
oBoe furleoen benpeo Sc Gar sammel.
Iiopoe par en- %ualminoelis pplpit %
ob9tig Wanc, Der bar p9ret betrOei
ale fOmmunule Spero % abFiliss
@anse paret Salsmano.
9bprtilo @unbeim bar fsbt pac
Sauar ! Sauoe, men Fpttebe allerebt
for ca. 60 Iar iioen til Rns.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

5rustbpIten i Suroanser Ter CAN'T:
lopenoe no. Mian bnpoe life oentet
ben iarlis rig iour eiter ben uucrbaapi9
rise Ssit iiiur, bos ier ben, iom idgt,
sanIte lOpcnDe no, ON eno lille ialot iaa
"a iom" tiipr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
YpHpGienet contra Hau5eu. So

Ell lib iiOen inoleperebes paa llpiala
gOittontur ct Srep meb gorssie: "Sr.
ytanlen, Norbpoleu." 8repet er uu
returneret til llpiala fra Statiunen
"Bolclrfeln" paa @sIiuarabansn, bpur
BET er blepen furipuet u,eo Yaatesnin.
gen 1SsbinSrins".
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

As Susorme bar Sr. 5orpa9ter
Wat6ias Nl. S~rolosunieu | 2sbet al
3 slor iluaet paa Trulbsaaien 6ier'
pen. Gn ianoau Masie Sbel99gelie
Of ocnns iarlise Srm icrtiensr iauSelis
en- S%pmuutriu9.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Sanp. inr. 6. u. %nbat er ions
nitueret iom eOiu. Gulomastis bus
eorcuItriuereu i Gfer, Wooum Os
Siaoal, urbpe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Siuios Yapiriabrif er after 'at
/ Gang; ben lsuerer brunt Ssaturpapir.
Iii bens aebrrab peb Notoooen er Der
onlaat en- elettrilt 8raitouerisring.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Sterre Sfopbranb er iasttaset paa
9prs i 9rans 4~reItesielb, Norolano.
st Bar itsrrs S~psninser er plitnut os'
iaa itreane meo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
2otteri'S nbbDeelier pi( bet iuart

bltpe minbre al OF faa. Seb 9op al
27oe Snli 3. u, Der trabsr / 9rait ben
27os ans. isritf., er bet beitemt, at ale
YOfiorienSelier i S~orsbaanb (aa6ne
SmNas), Der oniases at ~inoeboloe
Girtularer euer NeSbelelier fra uoen.
lnnSlfe 2otterier eaer berss Gsenter,
'tal unSsrisses al Yotraieuet %, bpis
Wistan'en oiier fig srunbst, tilbases
isnpss til g~iienpersu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Serre Oil en- Sens un8e 6rue):
"Siben De bleu gilt, bar 9erc8 Wano
life label Zig ie / lin stnmtafe".
Jruen: "9tei, Suoitelop, fra Safe
lioet bar jes ba belois acknowledged
bam"
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Reftcr port er tilitaaet GjeneIte'
fribec inbtil lite December for Deb
@enis uniperiitst iomt i 5rantrtss at
Stuosrs iorfielise etoleipsrssmaaL.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

SfDbrub | geraen. Bergen, 22oe
Iusuit. TrooS al SOmmerens &esn
bar Bergen paa lanse Tioer life feet
en- iaa itarf % pebbOlocnoe gtebbpr
ium / 2sbet Of bet iipitc 9rsn; ben
Iaar Teturoen for icIp en- berscnit
Resnoas. 9il fine 2ioer bar Gesn'
Itrsmmen baot aarattereH at fuloitan'
bise Sipbrub, Der bar fat Guoerns
unoer Sano. Oct lar re9net fremoe'
les belle Gitermiooasen % i @iten. De
Teite 9onblissere er nj penot biem.
Jieiietraften er tienoelis aitaset.