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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

proNimation unto aristocracy, and aris-
conscious or unconscious, into democ-
racy.
The mistake which the elder Booth
Seems to have made in his treatment
of the American wing Of his organiza-
tion is in imagining that the conditions
Of individual subjection possible in con-
gested London can be successfully
maintained in the freer atmosphere of
the United States. The esprit du corps
which he developed in the urban CEN
ters OF England came less from spirit
ual anticipation than from material and
social despair. People who have moth
Ing to look forward to, after the spirit
of rebellion has been worn down, are
usually models Of meekness and resig
nation. These people Joined the Booth
crusade because they had nothing else
to do: and their wills. being plastic
in the droop Of detection, were moulded
by General Booth as he saw lit
In this country, however, the same
tactics were out of the question. Men
and women eager in emotional fervor
to volunteer for incredible tasks are
quick TO draw back when urged for
ward. not by their own free initiative,
but by the exterior touch of self-as-
sumed authority. The American,
whether rich or poor, can be led when
he cannot be driven. General Booth.
accustomed to drive at home, knowing,
in fact. no distinction between driv-
ing and leading, for the reason that in
his surroundings the two words are
necessarily interchangeable, undertook
to require his son, Ballington Booth,
to use the mailed hand. Ballington,
better aware of the American character
and temper refused. and from this
arose the SPLIT.
The decision Of the junior Booth to
head new crusade means that the
Salvation army, so far as America
Is concerned. will soon be put wholly
upon the militia basis. 1t will rest
on voluntary cooperation and become,
in course of time, social as we'll as
martial: congregational rather than
universal, a religious democracy rather
than an autocracy. Eventually, fol-
lowing eminent example, 1t will wear
kid gloves, build meeting houses in
approved architectural styles, and wor-
ship decorously, alongside the already
conventional Christian sects.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11
WE HAVE GOOD CLAIMS.
rom the Elmira Advertiser.

From the Elmira Advertiser.
Pennsylvania has claims to recognition
in Republican national convention which
should be respected. In Mr.. Quay she
presents Il candidate OF complet. equip
acter, ability experience in public affairs.
patriotism, states manship and leadership.
If nominated he would be elected and
would give the country an administration
United States In its domes tic affairs and
also Ia Its relations with foreign pow
ar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11
The Speak.easy Problem.

Under a thorough enforcement. thor
oughly sustained by an alert public SEN
timent, the Brooks high license law,
whatever Inconsistencies it may appear
to have in theory, Is, In practice. prob
ably as satisfactory as any restrictive
or regulative law could be ut the pres
ent time. We have visited communities
in the western, central and south
ern parts of the state where the
drink problem presents relatively
few difficulties, and where. as a
result OF the present laws rigid
and honest enforcement, illegaii-
ties in connection with the sale of liquor
are infrequent and minor. In the main,
these have been agricultural districts,
where under any system lawlessness
would be small as compared with the
condition Of industrial and urban COM
munities. Yet in Philadelphia the
Brooks law is enforced to a degree en-
tirely unknown in Scranton; so, much
better, in fact there than here that
the president of the State Liquor league,
after a tour of the state. returned to
Philadelphia surprised at the knowl-
edge that In Scranton most of the Ii
censed saloons kept open on Sundays.
This official estimates that there are
in Pennsylvania over 5000 "speak-
easies." Probably half of this number
are within the four anthracite counties
10
concentrate it's energies within these
limits. If 1t can rid Iuzerne, Lacka-
wanna, Carbon and Schuylkill counties
of the "speak-easy" nuisance, it will
similar violations Of the Brooks law
elsewhere. Although the licensed liquor
men who form this organization are
animated in their crusade against IL
licit selling by purely selfish and
commercial purpose, 1t would seem that
they should have the assistance Of each
communitys moral forces. The people
Of Pennsylvania, having agreed to sell
for $500 or SO a year apiece, monopoly
privileges In the sale of intoxicants to
such men as the license courts approve,
II would seem to be u moral duty of the
people to try honestly to live up to
their half of the bargain. The monop-
oily IN not delivered and the license fee
IL therefore obtained by the common
wealth under false representations
when "speak-easies" are tolerated
without Sariol1s effort at their Gin.
preston.
In communities like our own, It will
take every possible agency, working
without cessation night and day for
many years. to make much improve
ment in this respect. The present,
therefore, is no time for super
:iliousness or dwadling. If the
sunday observance people and the
law and order people are thor
oughly In earnest in their professions
of respect for w-observance. they
will not throw the whole burden Of
prose :ution on the State Liquor league;
they will get to work themselves. and
help make it warm for the illicit deal
ers. The whole question of the suprem-
acy OF law and order Is to large
degree involved in this one issue. 1t
cannot be ignored without strengthen
Ing the hands of every violator Of law,
for law when violated in one place
gradually becomes weak at all points
~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

"Field Marshal Halstead, who has
just returned from Cuba, repudiates the
theory that the decent elements Of Gu
bans do not want liberty. He says,
however, they have SO often been dis
appointed that many Of them have at
last become discouraged. This Is an ad-
ditional reason why the American gov
ernment should send them a message of
good cheer
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

character given by Deputy BruE iSsc viii
doul less AFFORD relic. 10 Collector Her
rings frieads. p:cky should have spoken
before.
as we have not hearl much about olive
OIL for Seveial days past. a new one is
offered: \ party who claims 10 know
states that the pure olive oil us,d hy
good housewives of Scranton Is pressed
FROM menhadens small fish captured
along the Atlantic coast. The OIL Is taken
fro. the FISH presses in casks TO New Yori,
where ii Is refined bottled and placed
olive. The oil IL of pale green color and
can only be detected by chemical analysis.
How does this strike you?
see that WiiNes-Barrc has recently
had a mad dog scare that has resulted dis
astrously fer numerous ours in I.uzerne $
cso.;al. The raVing canine that cannot
be accounted fer down at that city these
days Is pu; cut of misery in short order,
and while the hydro9hobia scare Is not
pleasant % contemplate. il may in the end
prove blessing II The victims OF the sup
posed mad dog escape. \ mad dog aSita-
tion is not particularly ds srable in any
city, ana Scranton may be congratulated
that Wilkes-B leads in this respect.
Still. there are many dogs In Scranton
that could wei hs Spa-ad.
Speaking of v iik-Sfiarre. | am IN
formed that New York daiIes and press
assccia lions will no longer accept news
from that city, unless from known corre-
spondents. They fear that strange
writer might accidentally hit upon the
truth in preparing Wiikes-Barrs "spc-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

According to Brother Clarkson, Ma
jor Mckinley only drew up one tariff
bill, while Senator Allison drew up
three. This still. however, leaves the
public in the dark on the backbone
iSSlla
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

Pittsburg is to have u new Republi-
can afternoon paper. the Daily News.
the initial bow OF which Is booked for
next Monday. 1t Is a coincidence that
one doesn't hear much about the start
ing of new Democratic papers these
lnys
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

The Wilkes-Barre Record concisely
states the truth when it says that "the
Republicans Of this state have had their
fill of factional fights and will respect
fully decline to engage in another unless
they have satisfactory proof that the
public veal, not personal ambition or
political jealousy, demands it,"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

The Norristown Herald wants to
know what need the mayor Of Scranton
has for a private secretary. If it will
visit our city April Z 1t will find out.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

Hereafter. If a bill lately passed by
the. house shall receive the approval Of
the senate and the executive. quarter
ly pension payments will be made by
registered letter directed to the benc-
ficiaries at their homes, thus doing
away with the nuisance and trouble
of having pensioners go to the office
of pension agents for their checks. The
should cheerfully be made.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

1t will be a safe plan not to believe
more than 80 per cent. of the political
news" sprung on the public in the
boom organs between this and June.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

If Spain's management Of Cuban af-
revolutions and debt. isn't 1t time that
in the interest Of civilization, some out
side power took a hand in the affair and
notified the incompetent Spaniards to
nnNe nnC
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

Senator Sherman insists that we do
not need any more coast defenses worth
mentioning. We sincerely trust that
Senator Sherman Is right.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

David Martin denies that he is going
to run for the state senate or any other
Office. David thus subtracts spice from
the political outlook.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

Carrying out the Napoleon simile,
will St. Louis battle against the So
called "Platt, Quay & Co." allies be Me-
Kinley's Austerlitz or his Waterloo?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

The Williamsport Times has enlarged
to eight pages, but Its price is con-
tinued at one cent. The Times Is worth
double the money.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

Senator Cullom Is a poor man; and
moreover he Is doggedly determined
that the whole world shall know 1t.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

tice elected for 4 term OF years and
paid stated salary. The mayor should
be left free to devote his whole time
to the execution OF municipal laws. and
should. for that purpose, have the power
OF appointment and removal over ali
heads of executive departments, such
as the police. fire. health, street clean
ing. etc. without reference to the coun-
Gil. Council should. however. have the
power of impeachment of any city otiic-
ial by two-thirds vote.
The police. fire and other departments
employing any considerable number of
men should be placed under civil SER
vice rules and kept out of politics. Po-
litical assessments should not be made
on any officeholder. nor should political
service be required of any. The munich
pal funds should draw public interest
and the compensation of the city treas
urer should be by salary only. The dis
bursement of funds for street repairs
should be placed i'm the discretion of the
street commissioner, who should be
made to give bond for proper account
Ing. Equalization of assessments
should be facilitated; the whole question
of tax collection. drainage and santa
tion, opening of streets and laying of
sewers should be gone over carefully,
with view to securing greater expedi-
tion, uniformity and economy; and hnal-
ly, the municipal ownership of all public
subject to conditional lease to private
or corporate operators.
Were these changes made the govern
ment of third-class cities would be re-
duced To something like science. AS It
is, that government Is more often q
matter of hap hazard
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

If Mayor Bailey can turn Ferber out
by n stroke of his pen, April 6, why
make so much fuss about It?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

A good rallying cry for today's Read
ing convention would be Home rule
for cities"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-11

The emperor Of Germany wants, It Is
said, to race for the Americas cup. He
Is welcome. But he must profit by Dun
ravens avftll example
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-14
G ~ a E.

Sanoelsreiienoe ears Gable bar be-
ipat samle Setjenote i 2ecorab ps
i~tauoieoe ouer til Maubas.
- Get rpe elettriite 2Dsfompasnl
iatte ipm Setlnselie, at bet piloe lass
&c ino 9eonins for 1900 Camper
8%eiioences ps Sutifer irit % 2iiterne
u%Olagoes 9proas giten Slptfen 5,
Snben Slptten s bapoe 750 Gnisaere
melot fig % bet Sele pil rimelispis
bliue iibitriberet inoen Wianoas Mib'
bag.
Mr. & Mrs. M. Snafenion baoo'
liote 9rroas pnret siite II Iar pl
cnoel al 8arrets Senuer ouerralteo'
benz um gfteuen, % man ~tilbra9te no9l'
ri9ti9 bpsselise Elmer iammen.
w. G. T. U. pg Good Templar:
bar irpbuot ben betjenote Iibplostales
q. 6. &anfin ira 8lttsburs til at bplo'
en- &atfe gibolosioreoras Der. De
isrIte 6oreorns boloes ON Iitenen Der
26oe ps.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-14

rels | Gimen. On runb Tanf al TrT,
% Sob bsi % 90 Sob / Diameter, meb
Ell aapncitet al 1857 Barrels, er urs
brust paa Ioppen al ct 4 ftolpet Staals
3aarn, 62 Sob fra 9ebploerens Sunb
ueo til Sorhen. 8anoet lebes berfra
neo | en- 100 Sob lang SOoeo.R grleos
ming. buoritra bet fan ienSes 10 fra
5 Sporants os ct oiientlist 8anoinss'
trug.
&eo ben ofbolbte Irsue oiite bet fig,
at 8anouerfct arbeibebe meb en- Stprte
tilitratfelis til at ienbe Straalerne abs
ifiai9e Sob ouer be bsiete 8~p9ninser
i 8pen, iaa ale Suie. Der fan naaes al
Slauser, bar Setrpsselie S~loebranbs'
tilinloe.
Grbeioet er uoicrt Of "gbaIen9e
@inbmia Co." / Batavia, 3d., siens
mem lin bp9tise 8epreieutant Mr. Nels
Sobnlon, bpem Sprlns Grope Soms
mune er for Eat ifplois.
slnlasset ioiter Iiot puer $4,000. po
bet Ter no til, at iaasootiom Ollie III er
forrgiet ooer, at mai bar iaaet Ell lao
npttig SnititutiOu iitanb.
- Sr. Gbriitian &. aielanb us
Miis Sulia 8. Suartaas ~asteOiebes
She gpril al 9aitOr &eque ben lutber'
tie &lrfe beritebs.
- Ole 5reSbp bar ifaffet fig en-
iarbeles imut Sobas5ouutain for fin
&eitaurant. Den itul lepere bellisits
Slass Sommcrorit.
- Ieter 8. 2anosoerf ps Seperir
6enrifiur, TO unse Mieno berfra, e,
reiit til Sbepenne, 81. g., for at ilaa fig
neo for Summeren.
- Seipeler 9. $. gleitao bar fra
County 9~reaiurer mobtasst EFT fulo'
itanbis Site poer Seal gltate 2area
for Sprins @roue @ilminston % Slad
Sammer Sptpnibips, lao enboer Statte'
poer fan iaa ben Slass Eager oronebt
hos fam.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-14
Oiaearafaloet iom Pvp.
nottIor.
Siringer % Selpmorb.

S~nseniprer, iom / Den ienere Gio bar
furetuset M~aalinser ps erperimenteret
meo at ~npttissigre @iasaras Sanbs
masie, ital iamtibis babe sjort ben OPP
odselie, at bisie ubpre Naturfr9fter
beiibber en- bppnotiiereabe Gune, ps at
De paa en- neiten ~uiprflarlis Maabe CT
litano til at tratte M~enueitcr ps 9pr
til fig iom fine Dire.
Sibenitabsmanb bar be9pnot at inte'
resiere fig for easen, % be beretter
ON ilere tilipnelaoenbe umOtioerebe
eelpmprb, iom i Gibens Sob er bleuen
besaaet beriteos. ibet Soft uoen uioere
bar itprtet fig llits / 5Osieitupet. So
ielu 9pr ium 5eite ps Sunre ital paa
beune Maaoe babe taset fig ielp of
oase.
On Slpnbin furtnaes bet, at ba
ban ben 3ote Sum- 1859 paa en fran
Cine ipaoierebe oper Niasaraialoet,
ituloe ban flere Gan9e babe iclt lisez
iom masnetiite &ptninser / Grmene.
Den, ium life ielp bar feet Sanb>
ialoene, fan neppe panne fig npsen
SoreItinins ON, buprban ben munotoue
5osiebur fan pirte paa Sasttaseren
miot unper Spnet at bisie tribe, pels
oiae Ganomasier. Gaa Sernbane'
tpsene, ipm lsber $50 SOB pppe i 2uis
ten, ital Bet al ps til bare bGnot. at
Gaslasererne bar maattet befjempe fe
ielp for at mobitaa ben ~masnetife
Gaapirtniils.
Sibeuitabsmano, iom iises at BABE
Gicbe paa bisie 2ins, paaitaar MI, a
Der ueo isjennem G,oerne paa oennt
Maabe er saaet flere Sunoreoe Wet'
u~eifeliu tabt. Snbianerne bar i Der
@rab laOet fig sribe Of bette itcrartebt
Gatur ifueipil, at be er blet aloeles
mastitjaalet, ps bergoet al Cans oe
Canning bar be faltet Jig uooper Sos
leitupet = os inb i guisbeoen.
Siplse be aleraloite sasn berifeb'
Der blanbt Steoets samle Snoianer'
TANNER ben 5ro, at gtiasaraialost pa,
ben "itpre Ianos" iornemite 2ilbolos'
feb, % S%Osieouren bar Ianbens &plt
Der iormaneoe be rpoe ari9ere til a
Dire BAN iOm Sruo ben iasreite apino,
/ 2eiren. 20 Gause ON Iaret bolb
Suoianerne Srpaupsielt for ben Aitor
9laub", % unoer &rissoans % Gan!
bleu en- al Sspoinsens 9ptre i en- aan'
trutfet no i Strpmmen os fnult uuoe'
De irpsteliss Sanomasier.
Sra bette Sasn uoipanot Der Jig ie
mere flsre Sagu pm Suoianerpiserne
iom "saur isien" / 5osien, iOm peo fl
flute Snoilyoelie III lotte be beigsenS
til at islse ceres 5ooipcr % Del
beres Sfiabue. Col.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-14
Wpttige Mifrober.

Oct mplorer al imaa, runbc @itrus
ber paa Marten - iaa iman, at be
maa ~fortprres 800 @ause, inben hi
fan ppoa9e benz. Get CT bisie imaa
SGiener, Tom brinser @rasie og 9lau.
terne til at bore. 9e er 6armereus
t~roiaite Meobi9lpere; tbi uoen benz
uiloe Sorben lesaes tom o. bar. "a
alt, 9lanter % 9prelip pi(te 9aa til
srunoe.
9isie MltrObcr formerer fig meo en-
fo~rbanienoe Surtisbeo, pg beres Ss.
sare er at trGtfe Sualitoffet no al
Suroen for after at Operigre bet
8lantep9rterne.
s 5lorioa blep Der for life (ruoe
iioen paa ct tort Os uloeles %niruatbarl
Stp'te 2ano Ioretaset ct Experiment
oeo hplltet man iggte at fomme iii
annblfab ON bisie 9prs Sirtiombet
10 Nptte. 2anoet bar ri9t paa apal.
ltoI; men Niitrpberne launches, % pet
at fere ct slutal al bisie puer saa Be,
masre 2ano ~ppnaaebe man en- ria Oh,
ling.
apalitoi % 5osfor er 4lanternes
pistlsits Narinssmioler. Otcnt apel
tof tolter Is Gents Iunbet, % enfelt,
2anObrusere benptter bette; n,en be
paaltaaes. at bilis 9utane pil aisrI
ben famine Nptte. Col.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-14
ct SnjenaarsjnbilGut,t

lln9arn pil iaar ieire fin ti~ienaarl9e
geItaaen ium eset Iise. 90 bet pil
sisre bet meo Glans. Oct oil pGtte
Spiist. Meuiu9en er at uoIoloe Ell
~itprIlaaet Slotted ps GraSt, rGrbl8
bets esne samle Ma9nater. Zen in'
CARTE Gesjerins bar i bisie Gage ois
ientlissiprt ct 8rosram for Suienaarss
ieitlisbeoerne. Oct ct ligefrem for
bau ienoe at ie, at ct Soft | bore Gage
meo bets baaroe Irbciosptlfaor fan
tiIaoe fig en- iauoan Goilen meo 2io
% 8ense, iOm ale De planlaste Siis
iteluinser / unsarn pil ipre til. Gen
lite Mai luttss ale etoler / SuoapeIt
for iDrIt at nobnes eiter 6 Mtaaneoera
5urlgb. ollie Gtplelpfaler ln99ea
nemli9 geilag paa ipm SUuerum iUr
GrouinSiolt, Der itrsmmer til 8eroeus'
no tiuinsen. Trp9rammet be9pube,
meo benne. Geo gabninsen ben 1t,
oil Der uoioloes en- biotil uieet f~eiier'
Zig &omp % Srast. s 6orbinbeIiC
meo ben gipes en- Rrtte Soiieiter, be,
uarer liSe til 1Soe Mai. Gen 16o,
Snni iamles after bet belle fore So
for at lasse @runoiteuen til ct M
SALADS for llnsarus aun9ebus. 81
iaa ital man baue etila9S aroninssieit
8unbt ON / belle 9auoct pil bernaI
Euienaarsitptter blioe uiIlpret, Ell
Suli, fem / Gusuit, fire i eeptembe,
% tire / SttOber. lite September ri
400 npe efclebpsninser bliue inopie
belle 2anoet poer. Sen 13oe Geptem
Der a~iilcres Maria Gereiia. etatuen
Sreisbnrs o9 ben 27be biz ben flor,
npe 3onaus Sernpprt blipe oabnet
mango uoenlanoite 6Dritcrs Sperpar
Site Sftober luttes llbitiqinacu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-14
SamtaIc ,nco Wiarsbotrt

Sffe iaa al NutloenS 'artdN'A
Mennefer er al ben YEenlt9, Of y"
Iprnuitioe SaIener paa YlnnsieH@ w
% MI pil ben e~leitriIte TrolOHlaTS
cola Celia iaa iitano Ell SamlaIs /
benz. Gil ben Gnoe pll ban 'a'1
ubDre clettriIt stpparnt % ND VI
Of bette ienbe eleftrilte GtrSnlTH' y
liunsr at @l sienuem Sgtb'rsTA Y
bpurlebes pil ban iua Suar? Xs1
Gpprasmaalet. Marsbotrrle "
maolte, meoens fan boIoer pda Of 7
sraIcre til benz. euer De er aOs d S'1
til at itjpnne De Orb, ban lsr''I Y
Oct CT life ianbipnli9t, at DC wy
no9et at DC Sprus, ium tales Vaa
Serb, % bore efriitte8r er DC wy,
aloeles nfjenbt meo. 9o0rIE'''-
be ba funne opfatte, bono pan
siennem fit telesraiiite Slpparai'
st slaO iOreilaar, at GeiIa pal al,
apnbe ii ben anoen GnOe"' %-
buerne er maaIte mere irsml'f''n'
81, % bet er life umulig, at Dc aa'.
sienmem mango sa%rbunOFeOef P 81
at aicre fig forituaeli8e for %. I.a'
be &analer, ion man l IN a"
at ic paa Mtars, met ion' MI . .
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menter, bar 9esu, b%pOrl9Is''"t'
ioste at mebbele zig. Spen' Wv
be iaa, at aanalerne life bleo l"p.
ai os, tOa be maaNe % iplOte Dem !,
Surb % stem. 3e sicrOe %" : =
liaeiom bore Watbematltl91e'' :,
aurtpiulelie itrpser uO fine 0'sa,'
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penoe. Get bill uare upsrmaa0' =
FONT at faa pibe, bpOrleOe' D''
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bet. aan hi bare iua inatis NV
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Decorah-posten., 1896-04-14

umulio. SuItene er baarOtsre, hf0''
irrbebe Sarle, Der fan banoe JOf'paH,
BET lioeIaa fuuItmasi ist iom r'osen a'
here's spueaer , Sperne, LEGION DC 1ah
brittle en- utrulis man8Os @biitp; men
trubs bette ct be bog al b~iertens8O0f'
oinririt Temperament. 9taar Den faa
gorur naar ~Sernbanerne, fsrss 0et
pibers til a9afinnberne, al bo'lte e' ~
Sc stsrite cr ~bslissenbe ueo ct. 5rar'
ciscu.susten. Ser blipsr ertlen Orl0.'
sulueriIeret, ~uopaitet ps trpltau''ets',
buffet ultiummen FER PED Sirlp al Del
melt f~orbebreoe 1aIfineri % eltef DC
nneIte g%rfarinser pna Semiens On''
roaoe. Giterat be imutte SrDltaler
mtililut err bleuen pulueriiereoe, er So'
raj fnrOis for MarteOet.
gurar beupttes i SunbrsOer al 'of'
aielige giemeb, men bet mslte pfu9es
boa i 5usbOlOninsen, boor enbpsr 9is'
muoer letter itUr Sris paa Oct. Sa
bet life er npset patenteret HroouH'
irlaes bet for fin pirtelise Sanoels'
uaroi, buffet sr omtrent Z eelts pr
4uno.
aipoerpprtprer bri9er bet I pore
@tas ier til N~eol49nirs al Slpo, %
Scrns, Glass ps @maiae 6abrltatlter
auuenoer bet ~beitanoi9 / be reIpctt'oe
Trocesfer. Oct bruses o9iaa paa Here
@aaoer ium Meoicin % peb 2ollet'
bOroet, Iiseium bet ii9es at pare prat'
tiff iii llOrponins al al Sla9s utp''
st funitist Glieu6en lapes III pso al
blanoe afitummet Mtelf % Sornr Jams
men til en- tpt Geis, bporpaa Oct ul'
bsrfaites en- ugDre Sammenpresn'n9'
3ette Yrobuit bruges til Samr'e,
SiQiarbtusler % andre Sing.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-14
ara spring @rope.
(Gitsr "Sprius @rous Serulo".)

8anoperiet BAR Sirfelisbeben iulot
inroist for pmtrins ier Tiger iiben.
men paa @runo al en- &Gtte minore
Srub paa @umpeuertet us andre Sans
itslisbeper. iOm Rite iis eiteriom grs
bsiost ltrsb iremno, bleo bet iprit iprs
melt mu5tasct al "8iaase Council"
iorrise use.
Srenoen er 392 Sob bpb; en- 4 Cons
mers tubular Yumpe meo artesian-
well Gpllnoer, A Sob 6 CONNER lang
o. 81 9pmmes Diameter. Gumper
brioes al en- 6 Seitesaraits @aiolih'
@alfine % en- geared jack. meb ct II
J 2Ommers stroke % lepsrer rs Bar