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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

or in part Of clerical nature. to
those who are serving In the capacity
OF Waterman or messenger" to those
who are serving in the capacity Of
craftsman, civil engineer. electrical en-
gineer. computer or fireman. to those
who are serving in the capac-
ity of physician. hospital steward.
nurse. or whose duties are Of
q medical nature" and to those who
are in the service of the treasury de-
partment in any capacity" Where the
officers and employees Of a custom house
are less than FIVE. they are not under
the civil service. but whenever-in any
customs district the number il a.
many as Ave. 1t becomes the duty Of
the secretary OF the treasury to notify
the civil service commission, and from
that date the employees Of that partic-
ular Office come under the classified
service.
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WHAT TnE STARS SAY.
Amazing Things to Take Place in 1897-War
Disaster and Anarchy will Stalk Abroad.

1t looks as If there were trouble
;.head for almost everyone, but es-
Iecially for the crowned heads of Eu-
rope, according to ''Zadkiers Almanac"
and "Raphaers Prophetic Messenger"
10th of these books are published in
London. and they tell some astonish-
ing things about what is likely to hap
len next year. Neither Mr.. Raphael
nor Mr.. Zadkiel prints his full name in
the front of his book, but apparently
both of the gentlemen are pretty well
known over there, for Mr.. Raphael
mentions in casual way that he is
the greatest astrologer of the nine
Iteenth century, and Mr.. Zadkiel talks
in the most autocratic manner about
the almost criminal negligence of Eng
lands prime minister in regard to the
warnings which have been given him
in Mr.. Zadkiel's valuable publication.
Mr.. Zadkiel says in effect that he clear
ly prOphesied the trouble which was to
come up between England and the Uni
ted States more than year before it
happened, but that, in spite of this,
Salisbury went fooling around writing
letters and employing diplomacy, when
lie nave ktOW IlOW IL w do oil
coming out simply by consulting the
almanac. This hurt Mr.. Zadkiels
feelings, and he says that now he will
simply prophesy what is coming, and
If Salisbury don't want to know about
it, he needn't. Mr.. Zadkiel washes his
hands of him forthwith, and he may
founder along with his old diplomacy
in the best way possible.
Things will be serious enough in
England, according to both Mr.. Zad-
kiel and Mr.. Raphael. In the first
place there will be great deal of dis
cord in Parliament, discomfort in the
in London. Think of that!-fires, MUIR
ders and suicides! There will be wars
and rumors of wars, constant trouble
among the colonies, and treachery on
the part of the other powers. There
will be much sickness and death. and
also continual succession Of strange
and unprecedented troubles" Mr..
Raphael, who makes this last predic
tion does not state the nature of these
troubles, although doubtless he could
tell IL he chose to. The czar of Russia,
however, is the person who is going to
have the hardest time this year, and If
he Is going TO get out Of it with whole
skin he should sleep with copies of the
Messenger and the almanac under his
pillow. and never go out of the house
without his sceptre or some other
weapon Of defence. There will be a
great instruction in Russia, and a
struggle for reform and liberty on the
part of the people. There will be much
danger and effusion of blood, and the
indications are that the Vaccinations
CT the Nihilists will keep his majesty on
the jump all through the year. He
will also be in danger through sick
ness. The sultan also will have hard
time. and Mr.. Zadkiel says that he will
go out of the ruling business on June
21, 1897. This will not end the troubles
there. however, for in July the fact
that Mars and Jupiter are in conjunc-
ton in the sign Virgo, will incite the
Moslem to deeds of cruelty and Oppres-
sion," although it is not explained why
a little thing like that should cause
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w. B. FOWLER, Manager

the purpose Of making sunshine in q
shady place" for some one.
One of the young captains sailing out
OF Calais got tired of cold weather
sailing and when the vessel reached
this port he set out for home without
saying anything to the owners. His
affairs are all straight. His vessel was
taken to her destination by another
captain, who has been toughened by
contact with the wind and weather.
Edwin c. Demons, who has been at
work during the past few years in Luz
bee, started recently with his family
and household goods to take up his
residence again in East Machias, .hav-
ing bought a house near POpe's ship
yard. When the vessel was near it's
place of destination, and the family In
sight of home. by some unaccounta BILE
move Mr.. Demons was knocked over
board. says the Machias Republican.
He was recovered at once, but the
chill is supposed to have produced
heart failure, as he expired in q few
minutes after being taken from the
water; he was but 50 years Of age.
Land 10 women Who no. GO. ~ -
busirass for harso,f &c 81 = riot ,rho.a
st,,d;o 10 ~ storo ,,,;,ao,,, - ,.,hoss
,,,ot,,r.s 10 r,oao ~, ~ srna.,.,e
a.ro,,r;,,r ~ ,,,.+a,.,.,: .oLa,, $780,, -
Stool u;th;,, Sha tra,sls go, ,,,e"s
~ n,ooo naL;na, ~ r;nt,,-as' 81. ~
r,erche n+a hv who,, she &C. a,,r,o,,ad
Sometimes .be odds r,ctrre:c,,e
.o,,o,,o. - ~ ,o.,,s H., ;-.saI,,.ss'..
novel featuras ne when ono dsv .te
made q visit 70 q ,,,rd store ana h,rad
a whole foct ~ sweet SINGERS - ,noEe
Glad with their ma,odv ! nea INV store
Har s,,ccass r. q .o,,,ewhaf novel ~.
crnat,on 10 onotha- ,,lw.tratior ~
What = hr,ght woman con sccomn,,sh
in the world NJ vorlars
rIanAi. ias' sainlns no'ol'e.y'
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such display of ill-temper on the part
of the Turks. Germany and Austria
will be kept busy throughout the year.
as there will be danger of warfare all
the time. In these countries as well as
in Russia, the lives of the rulers will
be in constant danger through the at
tacks of Anarchists. who will be very
prevalent and daring.
The United States will have COM
paratively uneventful year. There will
be cheating. fraud and peculation in
connection with the treasury. violent
deaths and murders will be rife. there
will be panic in the stock market,
deaths of many great men, the Presi-
dent will be in fix, and thwarted by
powerful men, and will be severely at
tackled by the press, a large ocean
steamer will be sunk. and there will be
riots and earthquakes, but nothing
really worth noticing.
Perhaps the most remarkable in
stance of the accuracy to which the as
trology business has been brought is
found in the prediction that there will
be strife and bloodshed in Cuba. No
one not in direct communication with
imagined this. There will be an appal-
ling and destructive earthquake in
Venezuela, and also a scarcity of food,
rapine, slaughter and great epidemic.
Both books give careful instructions
to individuals as to what to do and
what not to do, and the times of par
ticular danger or good fortune. Mr..
Raphael in his book prints an almanac
giving minute instructions for every
day of the year, but the man who fol-
lows this almanac will have to be a
pretty lively fellow, as the programme
laid out for him Is an elaborate one,
and it certainly seems as II there were
altogether too much to do on some Of
the days. On the first of July, for i'm
stance, the man who wishes to follow
the guidance Of the stars should court.
marry, deal. ask favors, hire servants
and push his business, and should do
it all before noOn.-Boston Transcript.
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x.RAY INJURED HIM..
Effects Upon Bangor Mans Hand Not En-
couragins for Use Upon the Blind.

Mr.. J. r. Coulter of this city. one of
the electricians in the ]. N. V. Lane
establishment on State street, has
proved to be a panied but somewhat
interesting victim of the use of the X
ray; he is at present suffering with in
juries received through his exhibition of
the X-ray apparatus at the recent hos
pital fair.
Durinf. the course of the fair Mr..
Coulter had charge of the X-ray ma
chine. He used his own hand as an
illustration of the powers of penetra-
ton of the ray. and probably passed
the palm before the Bowdoin tube in
which the ray was generated hundreds
of times for four days and evenings.
At the time Mr.. Coulter experienced no
unpleasant sensations from the use of
the ray upon his hand. He may have
heard Of the supposed dangers of its
use but II he had he did not heed any
warnings.
A. few days following the fair. Mr..
Coulter began to feel prickly sensa-
ton In his right hand. He felt as II
the hand were in close proximity to
hot stove. or better. as IL 1t had been
asleep and were just beginning to
recover itself. He thought little of
the popularity at first, but as the pain
began to grow intense he felt the need
of attention and called upon a physi-
clan. The doctor, one of the advanced
practitioners of the city and gentle
man who Is familiar with the X-ray
phenomena at once pronounced the
case as related to the use of the ray at
the hospital fair. He instituted treat
ment, which has been continued since
with some effect. although the hand is
vet by no means healed. The skin Is
red and pceling, as IL it had been Sc
verely sunburned. and the pain, ac-
cording to Mr.. Coulter, is exactly as
that in the face when that portion Of
the body has been exposed to wind and
sun at the seashore.
Altogether Mr.. Coulter's hand proves
to be q very interesting member just
at present He says that while
he is glad. to be of use to
the interests of science and sur
gerry, he doesn't know as that helps the
hand to get well any faster.
Prof. Robinson of Bowdoin college.to
whom il due much Of novelty in the
collection OF data regarding the ray
andsfts effects, has repeatedly been
startled to find that the hand which he
was using before the ray was becoming
ssburned.' and that, after protracted
exposure to the ray it prickled and
caused acute pain. He and his col
league, Prof. Hutchins, studied this
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n3ountain top. Here one finds himself
tan what Is probably the handsomest
street in the world, lesson in good
road that would turn McAdams green
with envy, for more perfect proto-
type of the ideal road could not pos
sibly be designed by the human mind.
Although 1t would be folly to even at
| tempt q ride behind horse on ac-
count of the precipice, an expert BIZ
cycle rider could enjoy q pleasant spin
without danger as the gradual slope
from the middle to each side Of the
road which makes it dangerous foot
ing for the horse could easily be scaled
with the pneumatic tired wheel. Look
| ing south from this eminence beauti-
full landscape lis In view. revealing q
glimpse of Bar Harbor in the distance,
besides numerous islands in the bay
and other natural scenery which to the
north and east IL veritable black for
est alive with deer and small game Of
every description, making 1t an attrac-
tive place Tor the true sportsman at
this time Of the year.
The civil service commissioners state.
in reply TO letter which Mr.. Pitman
Pulsifer. Senator Hale's private Sec
rotary. addressed to them on the SUBJ
ject, that It has been decided to place
Jail the pension examining boards under
the classiAed service. There was u
belief that only those places. that paid
more thsn $50 year would be under
the classified service. but the secre-
EtaFyi Of. the civil service eommisaion
states that the secretary q the inte-
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Goods all Marked
in Plain Figures.
CALENDAR cOMIN0 EVENTS.


Temperans
At Old Orchard. Feb. H.-York Dis
trict Lodge Good Templars.
Grange.
At Norway, Jan. 5-Oxford Pomona
Grange.
At Auburn, Jan. 6.-Androscoggin Po-
mona Grange.
At Skowhegan. Jan. 12-13-SOmerset
Pomona Grange.
~ Miscellaneous.
At Swanville. Jan. Waldo County
Veteran Association.
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The Best way To Cure

Disease is to establish health. Pure,
rich blood means good health. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the One True Blood
Purifier. 1t tones up the whole sys-
tenn, gives appetite and strength and
causes weakness, nervousness and
pain to disappear. No other medicine
has such q record Of wonderful cures
as Hoods Sarsaparilla-
HOODS PILLS are the best after
dinner pill: assist digestion. prevent
constipation. Csc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-24

# in need Of anything in
this department we can sell
you 30 per cent. less than
anybody else.
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Pictures,

Was Soc, with very nice white and gill
frame. Large stock of others at the same
mark down.
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Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29
1et ~'Tpoger"tS fiemS
Gtrfe.

Oct Tpsser | Siisns airtc; ia. Idd
iortrlles Der idlfalo uoe / ghsu. og
bette lnber 10 unGgtelig en- Smuts
u~bebugeliat. men bet turoe bog oiis ia,
at "Spsgerisrus" ppIeier fig pud en-
n%otIdd nnturliq % bsroligenos Wads
be. Wen not berom. 5iitorien gdar /
al &ortbeo no pdd islgsnoe: Gr Rat
gioroe en- Wdno ben rpItsnoe Sdattds
9elie, at Der uo fra 9irfers 8inousr
ltrdaleoe GDs, Tom ON 8irtsn ifutoe
o9rs oplpit. 8sofommenoe blep Iud
Itoenoe rRo, at ban life aioroe pioere
anitalter til at fud unosrIset Gors
boloet. Ru mat esrtmoo itriber
"5remitriot" for 25be BE-. blep en- 90
lititonitdbel opmGrtIom pda bet fam
me; ban III fat pad 9irtetisnsreu % ct
BAR Wdro til, oq began itg MI inb |
airten, Tom mibt pda iparte Rattsn
par | iulo 9elpsuing.
81 t~ilfsier, at Der / airter life Far
oaret benDttet ems Iioen palmeisnoug,
og at 2%pstrduerne bsfinber iig / ct afs
lauIet aFutte. 5ormooentlig ligger
"Spegeriet" begrabet | en- Sell peo
Qeoninqen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29
9umbrota, Minn.

=. - life oite, pi fer noset ira otsl'
=, en- liotn tor Seretnins beriro
~ vi int ioOc cfter Of ben Babe, ri bar
Wn or her pattcrt fan Sc tro, naar
= 4,,r / fnlO 6lOr, os DC intutte 6armbpS1
>. mso en- Sfopluno runot oioncr ON
m|a,ro "a bpQgclige Siem, i%aalanst man
III. ,,
mirn,ora notwithstanding ftiftebss nbs
:. r,,o ca. 50 Weolemmer. Zen bapoe
:. an, m,Oc ben l7Oe Mai. 9aitor 8. Wt.
s;,,,, bolOt en- uomrrtet Gale peo Inleos
,i,,,n Orr er nu mango aibolosiorenins
:, s,r / @ooObut Gountp, nien en- bel Del
..g bor uOnu 6loIsn for tier til at ilttts
=, III nao,n at oem. Seq pil life oermeo
-, At oGt, iom ftaar ubsufor liter at brittle,
~, s,r er mango andre Grunoe. Noglc al
MN, tr lie iaa tibet inurri8e, og Der boor
", ;rctn Rrog or at bUnse I'm oat paa,
r,,,r man en-. Seq bsrte nplig Ell Wtano
fs at BEN, iOm lireo ig | Iibclosforcnins
.r "a braO 2sftet, troeoe ban, Der neppe
ar mere Nlaaoe ior, % ri fan life ilduore
,Vcro,n, on ban life pil saa meo paa iaa
i,ric, qicrcr. Sen Frog fer bigger ub,
met BEN boIOtr ueppe mere eno en- Smaas
,rfHnt. ct oroet Irgument, TOM MI er
srot, iii bet tr moiliot / aantcrne, er, at
man i't fan iau femme paa be sanlc Bar
fiji, bpis man loper, man life fal brittle
IA iulo; - % gpe maa man life aple uei
Apart.! 8. q.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29

6leHs al In Dberoron.o.s Rrrorr.lf.,
men OebbIsO at prpgl. los pdd ben bpa
l.no. 6utung,, til ban itt. or,.o.
mere. Saa Iatt. ban SpdnFrsr,s
ira ia o. irgbt: "Sdd MI til bin Tsor,
bin 3sgeni9t, ca ia benO., at ou igisn
bar facet en- COB Go,rbdliug."
Stolcinipsttsrtn bar dlosies lam,
Ildoet ooer ben liqencret6eo, 6oorm.o
Sr. getaI ooeritreo I'm RgnOig6eo og
bet | bans REr0qrslie.
"6oorodu Hat bet M gau, ON Gut,
tens Woo,r 'omm,r og betlag.r fg2"
ipurQte ban.
"5ea iager 5.no, uo!" tsb bet IA,
touiite Soar.
"Wltn ON M fdosr,n tomm.r2"
"aa, De tan Oa Opre rolig, Or.
Snipettpr. ban iomm.r itte.."
"6Ooroan fan ,. ba orr. ida fts
fer puu ost3"
80, Ter 0s, 6r. 5nipe'tsr, Stpns
9slen5 6aOer. bet sr miq."
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29
MnoreS 2uftbau on % oct
ruSnSfc Totf.

Z ale Rusldnbs % Sibiriens
%nprblise 9ropiuisr blir u1ler.oe MI |
Wasier al Gr,mpldrer uobreot ct trptt
Spraab, iom sr bsitsmt pua en- fol'elig
letfatttlig Waaoe at gisre be mango
paa be ldpsite &ulturtrin itadenos
Snbbpssere i oisle Gsns betienot mec
ben / CONNER foreitaasnoe 2uftbals
lonrsiis til Roropolen, Tom Spen1ten
Inore m. Il. bill foretuee.
Oct / fit Sldes originate Oprdab.
iom .r uoienot al bet isiierlise rusfIte
geosrafite SeIitab, sr tiGIige for'pnet
mso fortIarsnbe gileoer, % lposr idas
lebes:
gre l9roe llolGnbiuSs. Spsnifern.
anbre, GtboIm og Strino6ers. bar til
9eniigt | Sommeren 1896, meo 1dre
for fit eset Gin, at Itige op / Stpsrn..
De betiener iig til bette S~urstasenoe
al en- 9urp, boortil er i9itet en- ti4mpes
tor, mso i9rlig Cuff fplot glGre.
ReiIen gi1loer pibenItabelise Siemso.
Oct er muli9t. at oenne 9l9re at
8inoen bill BIZ fsrt til Rusldno eler
Sibirien ,os at be | Surpen pGrenbe
5olt Der bill bale neo pda Sorben.
9enne YlGre fables en- 2~uFtbaIon o.
fan itte gjsre noget Menneite Stabe,
life engang imaa 8srn. Mun bsbss
Der altIau bperten at bore bunge for
ben eller for Jcltene i aurpen, men
man fat berimoo bi9ipe bisie 5olt
peb Hebitigninsen. mootags benz BEN
ligt fom ti9re 8iGiter, paa enbper
Wtaaoe lette benz / beres panIteliqe
Sitting | bet fremmeoe 2anb og Grbss
oig't leoIage benz til ben nermeIte
Sprisbeb, tbi bisIe l9rbe llblGnbinge
befinber Jig unoer belle beres Spbolo
paa rusfiit Statsomraabe unber s..
W. 3eiierens alIerbsieIte 9eItpttelie.
Stulbe bisie u~bl9nbinge maaite lite
itrar bare iItdnb til at betdle for ben
benz poebe Sielp. iad mao bet life afs
boloe nogen fra at bbe benz snbper
!Sj9lp og 8iItanb, tbi ale llblGg blir
lenere til6agebetalte, pg be perIoner,
Tom bar pbet be fremmeoe Sjens'te,
blir besuoen iGrlig belsnnebe at ben
ipsnife &onge. Gnbper Der fer galos
nen meo De 5renmebe ip9pe, Ital itrar
unoerrette ale Wsnneiter, Tom ban
meber, berom, for at gftsrretninsen
Iaa burtig ION mulig fan naa til ben
n9rmeite Sbrigbeo. 2igelebes er bet
en'feIigt, at tiuise Iiben ongip.s, paa
bpilten man bar Jet 8alonen, enbois
bere ben Retning, | bOilfen ben eit, og
bbao 8inben bar. Oisie Gftsrrets
nin9er er n%sbpenbige, for lettere at
funne finbe 9aIonens Soft, bbis man
/ lGnsere Sib life itulb. bsrs nogst
fra benz. Der altida life bange for
9anpnsn, men isg pau enbDsr Naabe
at bjGlpe be fremmebe 5olt naar be
laber Jig bale neb fra Stperne. Der
meb bill s gisre ct - Sub os Seiieren
pelbe6aaeliot Bert"
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29
StatSraao Sau9lan0

er bsb al SierteIlas Nat til ben 7bs
Mai / S~toctbolm.
Statsraao Suuglano bar fsbt PAD
Storbsen / g. g~ergenbus 1885, aft
Iaa nu 81 Qar. Sra 1851 til 81 bar
ban Sanbelsbstient | Bergen, bporefz
ter ban neoiatte Jig Tom 2%unbbanbler
/ 2erpif pad Storbeen.
Sans 3unb ifd6er. erboerDebe peo
S%elpitubium, og bans Hare, ftarps
6orituno Ttafebe ban bet enc ,ommus
male SiQiosbperb efter bet anbet, inbs
til ban / 1870 btep Stortbingsmdnb.
San ~sjenpalgtes peb bpert 8alg. inbtil
ban / 1884 i~notraabte iom 5inanss
miniIter / Sperbrupite MiniIterium.
!6an bapoe erbperpet fig iaa messn
findnciel Snbiist, at enbog proTesIor
QI9sbpug / Sbinset pbebe bam I'm
QnerfjsnbelIe.
j 1889 dffrddote ban ION Stats
rauo - meb nebbruot !Selbreb paa
Grunb at Sueranltrenselie. : 1891
blep ban Solotasierer / ariftiansiarb,
os ifior belp ban after Statsraab oo
bar iiben o9ret beo Statsraaosafoez
linaen / Stoctbolm.
Stdtsraao 5auglanb bar ct al Rors
gss lpieite og itarpeite !Sopeoer oa /
ct og alt en- iOlio Wanb. 8 sbinaet
nsb ban itsrre siGib snb be fleite, baas
be paa 9runb at aaratter. 9rlig Billie
og Snbiist. Sans 9dler paa6srtes
altio meo SpmertIombeb, 90 ban
bapoe en- esen Gpne til / Joreoras Der
fore Ifgisrslisr iuaatiise at fortpnbs
lit politiife Seitamente. !San BAL
osida en- itarp os inbiigtsfulo De
partements9ef, Der NIB fine rnber-
orbnebes Reipett % Siqib.
Som Menneite bar ban forbrinos.
fri, psnneiel cg bit ustet al ale, uber
Senipn til poIitiIt Stanbpuntt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29
Salb % Tcirfocm.

On ganIte norton lioen SiItorie
i1rtaIte3 fra ben betienote GeirproIet,
grofssior Eubolf Salbs Iioite Spbolr
GbersC oerfpts.
HaIb Ituloe boloe Soreordg, men
tloos enonu ct Bar Sinner til Rdaoiga
hr. Oct BAR en- itraalenoe imut 5ors
llrsodg, aloeles life "6alb Seir"; ban
log Oerfrr en- 0rpfte ps tisrte en- 2ur
no Cncgnen.
Deb ct 2anopertsbus eioree ban
9cIot % LOB iig brinee ct 8las 81 uo
! gpgneu. Meoen5 ban brat Snet,
glsijlrtOs ban meo 9ertinben, Der
otnttNe Dco 8ognsn.
'qrGgtig 9eir ipds," bespnbte pro
i%tsior,r.
Oct boIoer life Ipprt lGn9e."
80, bet tror ieg moi; Der tager De
st fell"
"Ret, ieg oeo bet"
'9eO De oet2 Stdar bet maaIte |
Imanaten?"
"4G-G!."
'GQer bar bet itaaet / gpiIerne9"
non
"Re-G, heller lite"
Oar 6aIb oa Ipaaet baarligt
geir?"
Va, BEN 5pr! San peo Ilet insen
gsFeO."
'gIao, life bet; men bpprfor peb De
'da beitcmt, at Der bliper Iegnpeir
jNag2"
ia, nuur De cnbelig bill pioe bet,
laa bar jcg Ell So, 20 naar ben gnubz
III 't8 opao SGggen, Iaa blipsr bet
Rsgnpeir."
'Sa iaa. Der iaa COB, fer er
y'n9e for 9Get. 1yarpel."
6oI6 ruleOe aFiteo, men bapbs lille
'l'rt lGn9e, fsr bet bsspnbte at pss
ytgnc.
Den go peb not anisepsl bebre
Stlt'OenN ocnne Salb."
SetrprOieten nifteoe / Sausbeb;
MEN Ia ban bar tommen tilbage % itea
10 AZ 0roIten, prGientsrepe ban fig
ir aufcn.
9oor lang bcnne er blepen / gniias
a. o9 1otIte llnbItbIonineer ban bar
SI0t'' meIoer Siitorien life npaet ON;
C',ltloo fortGaes bet, at 5alb bar
4'0t @eirtoen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29
a~npiu;om, 3anSaS.

s,pt en- tiplis Boar. Gornst sr
~ ,spe "a farOis til at arbeioss !
~, slpt,; alt n~0eHfor sr sF'nt % S''liat t,
y. L',.trrerns fer uO til at bore iulOe al
t'N = oae Slu0g, iua bet ier uO til at
IT,. Il mtatt gOOt Aar'
'T @.o p~rrta6eOen saar bet mes't frsmao'
- r Sious menisDeO, gait0r 3. u. san0,
,.,i,rtr ben, ps iom er elfet os pnoet
i fit gcnt90eO. ~. -
,,.. cr ret ipttenOs Mat NOrsss 6ris
, ,o ipm fulOt inn pua SsnOaS. Set
n hare ferret isuar, men paa 8runo
:, isrre acgn, iOm bar parst belle rssn
" Sames Webers.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29

ST inf 8luo fortG0er fslgsnoe fife
6iitorie: "2unbsbpitolsmonurten Sc
rimias 8etat bolot en- Dag pau at
bearbsibe Rbgitbttterne pau en- at iine
Glebsr. bu Stoleinipettsren traoote
ino. 9etal LOB ia imiolertio life for
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29

giennsmfuet. Grstnen: "Gn oeilis ais
ten iafttn = life ianot Sr. 5oitOr2 Senne
miloe 2uft, Naonens Sslpslans os Rattsrs
aalens flare Sriaer!"
Serren: "Sm! ia, men leg fOrblipsr bog
before ueiit."
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29

6an an9r'o. bet. a TIA lea pift,o.
mig itlbdo m NTH Rome, ioa itg tror, Tea
tunos 30 ipit bsuot op
Y: "Cq uuh
": 'g!u an8r'r ita saa, at i,g IN, aioro.
bets
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29
SporteosS er estte2

ri tiibpoer 500 eeisHHins iOr bpiltstiomb ETA Ill.
friee at eatarrb. Jon life tan iursrss use Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure.
4. :. Gheuen & Co.. 9otsep, O..
gi unoerte aueoe bar iieHot Y. 4. ebeuep be hsae
IS War. % amer ban Tor al prrs en- belt uo hRrsrlis
Wlno / ale Torretntns sauli3asneer ca Tor az pare
fuauFelt iftaHo Ill at noigrs ane 5irmaeis derplias
teller.
sea & Eruas. yehs's'aie = ruasiaf. Toleso, g.
gsaleins, ftnIu 81 Narpin, q
Halls Catarrh Cnre idses iueper,es o. pirfsr BIZ
rene yaa Hlsbet o. spiiemets Slimorerhabe. sSrs
rs Gsn,s pr. 6laRs. Salaes hes ale 6rreeiAer.
Zen mon aratA (Ikai)
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29

On 4pinbs forfaer ionr oftsR ifts at be.
aat.s ct spsait msnmsRs, fSr bun or blsbsn
Gift uaes Ct Gebopte.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-29

~"Ner no til, at gSisconliu bar be.
."' III at bIipe Torom9noenes pnoeos
"o8le al bore iiprite % melt blum.
"'"0e Seitlsmcnter | Slmeriia er | oenns
SUI % Sniiaosr Of IorpmGuo flpt.
'0''' Var ino fra 8ei, Spo % on. De,
ct 'n'treSiereoe | ocnnc Gag. fan fac
s"'sn0t 8sser o. Barter msb 8eiiripeI'
20 saHOsti Staten Deb at ffripe til &.
s'l Gan Claire, @ia., iom bar ei
"'''"'snltnt paa en- anben Sioe 8labet.