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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
Railway Travel In Africa.

Discontented passengers by the
London, Chatham and Dover should
try South Africa. A pathetic story
comes from the Transvaal of traveller
who. at Kaapmuider, ay''ed railway
official to direct him to : train for
Barberton. He was shown into the
down Delagoa train, aud at Hector
spruit was fined s5 for travelling to .
place other than that mentioned on
his ticket. Next day he went back to
Kaapmuider. inquired OF another off,
eial. and found the right train. But
his welcome at Barberton was no
warmer than that at Heotorspruit.
The authorities promptly fined him
another S. for travelling with ticket
oil the y revious dsy. London Realm.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
LAPORTE, Pa, FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 1896.

could hear every word they said, but
1 couldn't even wink to let them know
I was alive.
"They had stuck knife handle be.
tween my teeth to keep my mouth
open, and the wesriness in my arms
was caused by the fact that for nearly
day and night Phil and Wilson
had been taking it in turns to practice
artificial respiration on me.
'Egerton,' I heard Wilson say.
do you think it's any good going on
longer? He hasn't breathed now for
nearly twenty.four hours. I believe
he's dead.
"'We'll go on as long as we can
stand / said Phil, and I blessed him
for it. If we can only keep the arti-
fetal respiration going till the poison
is eliminated, he will recover. For
Gods sake, keep it up as long as you
can, Wilson
"If you think there is the slightest
chance Of saving him, I'll go on; but
1 don't think 1. can last out much
longer
"'He's still warm, Wilson, and I
won't give up hope as long as that
is So.
"That was q nice cheerful CONVERSE
tion to overhear, wasn't it? Listeners
never hear good of themselves it is
said, but I doubt whether the most
persistent eavesdropper ever had the
pleasure of hearing a man pronounce
him dead, without being able to con-
tradict the statement. If ! hadn't
begun to breath spontaneously pretty
soon after that, should never have
had the opportunity of contradictlrg
it. Phil and Wilson couldn't have
gone on much longer. How they kept
it up for tho length of time they did I
have never been able to understand.
The power ot friendship is very much
underaated.
"It must have been about.two hours
after Wilson had decided that l was
dead, that Phil saw my eyelids begin
to twitch.
"'At last, Wilson! he cried. Go
and get some water from the river.
''They dashed the cold water over
ASS ohtt ~ OhucOo Ano W Suop
They carried me to the boat, and as
soon as they saw the danger was over,
they, both of them, sat down on the
bottom boards and fell fast asleep. In
q very few minutes after them, was
asleep too.
"Nearly fifteen hours after that, I
woke, feeling rather weak and faint,
but otherwise as right as trivet. The
other two were still asleep, and didn't
wake them.
"That is the story, and ] don't think
l was guilty of an exaggeration when
told you that for day and night
had known what death was. A man
who remains for twenty four hours
without drawing breath may fairly
claim to be dead, I think. Cham.
bers's Journal.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06

The Scottish Farmer says that har.
ness horses are so scarce in that coun-
try that they must come to America to
have their needs supplied. Not find
ing what they wish, they take back the
best available, which is to their loss
and ours. The French are buying
their light cab horses from us. which
they formerly obtained from Germany.
They contend that they can buy their
cheap horses cheaper than they can
raise them.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
SONG OF. SPRING.

The spring time, o the spring time!
Who does not know it well?
When the little birds begin TO build,
And the little buds begin to swell.
When the sun with the clouds plays hide
and-seek,
And the lambs are bucking and bleating.
And the color mounts to the maiden's cheeE.
And the cuckoo scatters greeting,
In the spring time, joyous spring time!
The summer, o the summer
Who does not know it well?
When the ringdoves coo the long day
through
And the bee refills his cell.
When the swish of the mower is heard at
morn.
And we all in the woods go roaming,
And waiting Is over, and love is born,
And shy lips meet in the cleaning,
In the summer, ripening summer!
Alfred Austin.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
NO. %.
Congressman Henderson to the Point.

Mr.. Speaker, this is business mat
ter, for q business people, and should
be met in business way. A few days
ago, when this House was considering
the Bayard resolution, we were taunt.
ed by the gentleman from Georgia
Mr.. Crisp that we dared not takere
sponsibility. We will show him to-
day whether the Republican party is
afraid to take responsibility or not.
Loud applause on the Republican
side.] Whether this country is pre-.
sided over by Republican or DEM
ocratic Executive, whether it is threat
ened with bullets or ballots, whether
by deficiency or surplus, the Republi-
can party never shirks it's duty to this
country. Renewed applause. We
are taunted with working on holiday.
I want to say to my friend from Ten
nessee Mr.. McMillin] that if the
Dem ocratic ass falls into the ditch
with National load upon it's shoul-
ders we will even work on Sunday to
take the National part of it out of the
ditch. Laughter and great applause.
The gentleman from Georgia tells
us that this is for the purpose of tax
ing the people. My God. there is no
power in Congress to put back in the
pockets of the American people that
which Democratic polices have robbed
them of since the Democratic Admins
tration went into power on the 4th OF
March, 1898. Renewed applause. ]
They talk of speed in behalf of the
Treasury. Do they forget the speed
with which Democratic policies have
emptied the Treasury? Laughter. ]
They have emptied it, and we propose
to put money there. Since this Ad.
ministration came into power it has
kept this Nation oscillating between
chills and fever. Laughter. We
propose to stop these diseases and let
the American regain normal condi-
Mon. We will do our part of It'd.
B. Henderson, of Iowa, in Congress.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
Seat of the Present Trouble.

Restore again the policy of the Re-
publican party ana reverse the balance
OF trade in our favor and the effect
will be, as it always has been hereto.
fore, to stop the outflow OF gold from
our shores and bring to us instead the
yellow metal sufficient to make good
the balance OF trade in our favor. The
real seat of the present trouble is
largely if not wholly due to false
economic policy insisted upon by the
opposition in the face of overwhelm.
ing facts as we'll as the logic of the
present unfortunate condition of our
National well-being. Hon. Robert J.
Gamble, of South Dakota, in Congress.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
RATS AND NICE.
Russia Suffered From Genuine Plague
OF Rodents.

Russia Suffered From "a Genuine Plague
of Rodents.
Russia has suffered from genuine plague
of rats and mice, aud the story is attractivel.
told by Unitei States Consul Heenan al
Odessa. In IA report TO the State Department
The vermin first appeared in Southern
Russia in the autumn of 1898, and they in.
creased in number with marvellous rapidity
owing to heavy grain harvests leaving muct
unthrashed grain, and to the mild weather
In addition TO the common house aud Hello
mouse, another and new variety appeared
having a long, sharp nose. These mice over.
ran every place, and they moved in vas.
numbers like armies, and in instances did mol
hesitate to attack men aud animals. While
the rats were not so numerous as tine mice
they were moro destructive. eating every
thing, gnawing away the woodwork. ant
even running entire buildings. After ex
hausting all other means, the plague was
finally terminated In 1894 by resort tt
bacteriology, when the vermin were de
stroyed by the inoculation of few rodents
with contagious disease germs.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
Capturing Those Markets.

In 1895 we sold almost 100000
bushels less wheat and 1850, 900 bar.
rels less flour to foreign countries thar
in 1894. The money loss exceeded
$40, 900. Coo, notwiths anding the fact
that the average price of wheat wac
aboat nine cents bushel higher last
year than in 1891.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
CANA0A's MILITIA.
They Are Not Drilling Much and Have
Obsolete GUNS.

They Are Not Drilling Much and Have
Obsolete Guns.
The Canadian Minister of Militia laid his
report before Parliament at Ottawa. The
report shows that only 20,S77 men put in
their annual drill of twelve days last year,
tho appropriation having run short. The
Minister says It is to be regretted that tho
whole OF the active militia cannot be drilled
every year. The whole force is about 10000
men. and he believes that by being exercised
twelve days each year they would become
quite efficient and available for active mill
tary duty at very short notice.
The expenditure on account OF militia last
year was 81 ,t74,0I3, OF which 81, ,127 .0JO was
ON account Of ieiences OF British Columbia.
t6s, 900 for modern firearms, and s5i 900 for
warlike stores.
The Adjutant-(iener calls attention to tho
obsolete rifles with which the force IL
equipped.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
ian artist Verest-
,ple of Moscow
on distinc.
architecture.
give the city an
attract thousands
the accompanying

Jntroversy is now IN pro.
st. Paul and Minneapo.
eats the most mutton.
ms that she consumes
ny sheep as her sister city,
Ieapolis claims that the sheep
.ned in st. Paul are very small,
Id although she may consume q
greater number of muttons that they
nre so small as to cause Minneapolis to
lead in pounds OF mutton.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06

"--""+"" n",~ber of suicides was
York last year tAanA
in the world. The
. for the year comprises
ls, taken from all walks of
life, and varying in age from children
of less than fifteen years to men and
women nearly ninety years old. This
list is the largest on record in New
York, although the percentage of
suicides to the entire population is
lower than on some previous years.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
The coal-mining industry Of Great
Britain has seldom had mtre unsatis-
factory year than 1895 proved to be.

It is said that in the event of war
between England and Venezuela, 10O,-
900 Prazilians will join the latter
country.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
Cheese Trade Declines.

The way we captured the cheese
markets of the world last year isrepre.
sented by q decrease of 20,865, 900
pounds in our shipments as compared
with 1894. aud money loss of %. 1884,.
900.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06

4 Indiana Judge, in his address to
al Grand Jury the other day,
hem to hear certain evidence
,nsparing hand"
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06
WOURALI.
A TALE OF BRITISH GUIANA.

cry well, you fellows
can believe it or not
as you like" said
Mackay, "but / tell
you that for a day and
Il night, I have known
what it is to be dead. "
"Oh, come, Mac,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1896-03-06

) the marriage rate in Ber-
'ased from 30.G to 20.3 per
1t that rate there would
'ges at all forty years
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
On onofabSinlo Wano.
Wtai 1896.

5ruen (tit Wunoen, iom nstup er
tommet bjem): "S6pab MT fra 9pen2"
Manoen: "Stte noget."
"Sa, naturligpis life noset!"
"9porfur flyer bu naturligois?"
"Qu, bu brpr big 10 uIOrig ON al
Tort9ae nuget til bin 8one."
Otter en- lGnsere Sausbeb flyer
Manoen:
Seq iDnss NOT, at 5olt 6urbe bore
liot forIistigere."
"9porodn oet?"
Seq tom til at t9nte paa noaet,
ION hGnbte / 8pen igd~araftes. Maz
ior 8urter og bans 5umilie FAB uoe
9dpsn til tent igdaraftes, og Oa Wiaz
ipren fpm op paa 8RrslIet, 6upoe 6an
life ldgt Merte til, at bans lille egsns
rdaoige 8ut haboe liitet Iig bort. s
bet famine Maioren traaote ino / FL
9Rrelie, bsrte ban nogen rgre fig unber
Sengen, og bu ban troooe, bet bar en-
5pp. Iom baobs fluff zig Der, greb ban
en- piItol og itjso ino unoer Sengen,
% ....
"0erre Sub, og itjso jim lille Ssn!"
"9pem bar Iagt. at pan Itiso i'm liat
Sen2"
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

Sbet iea tafter for Sptasclieu i
"0ecorabs Soften" Of nit iiolte 8reu
fra 2pu9oal, ifdl ics after uobeee mig
4lnos for nosIe 9inier.
ga, III err ben ran, taagcfuloe o.
foloe @inter iOrbi; Saaren os Soms
meren er fommer. Srbanen futrer
fra 5%jelotpppene. @raagi9siene er iurs
lengit prague faflenoe i norolis Gets
nina pper 0alen til fine Guseplabie,
Suslene ipnser fine mlntre Sanse fra
9ierne, 6rusttrGsrne itaar / fit boioe
Sfruo, Gtop os Mart er ifsrt fin
9roune Sommerorast; ia, gift pioner
ON 9ip % Wtunterbeo, pioner GO tiger:
Sommeren err fommeu. 9eriom s
9pnabalitere i bet fore 8eiten fit faite
ct Slif bib til 9pnsoal % ie Siers %
3al i fin ifipnne 9rast, piloe s piit
uobrpbe meo 9istereu:
Gu bIibe Sal, Halurens Sfienbebs GiGrne,
3 2puooal min, o Dig le9 glemmer Ell;
Geo oi9 min Sante ouGlte BOG iaa Qjerne,
Gil big / Srpmme ofte 9aar min Set.
ga, 3aten err itjsu, Geir os Garss
tib er buelig; bog flases Uuer oaarli9e
Sioer. Se Grobufter, Ri 9anomnno
bar at oiirtte, er liben Gris paa unos
taaen areaturer, Der bibtil bar ppret
9obt betalte; men ba bet Ill tegpnoer
at blipe tert, irrster hi for, of &reaturs
priierue oil ialoe. Gu bra So bar
u0ret betalt meo 100 O 100 &roner.
Sapneueo ialses for 4 aroner pr.
Sam. Gmer &r. LAO. 8ipo og 5leit
for &C Ore, alt pr. 8iloaram,. Staus
laIt, iom for flere slar iiosn bar auo
Yris san, CT MI uaiirttelis. Gibbs
iarteu ct baarlig, % Sprerre imaa.
8i 2pnooalitcre bar meo Stette Orb
for at onrc icnbrrgtise iii at fet9e meo
Gioen, pg er oerfOr TONNE andre Bug
Der lanet uateruo / &iolpdnbet. SoS
bar hi ienere gtar nrbeiOet os fremooer,
DIT bet eno er saaet meo Snealeiart.
Si bar M egen Sparebant, e9et Sranos
ioriitrinas i~elifaf, eeen au9aa8iurance
FAINT Ell 9anoboiorsnina. 9itriftlpaes
embeoe blep for flere Qar iioen opretz
tet % pmiatter So9nene Ga. Snitno,
8paas, tSnssebuitao os Gfen. 9i'
~Striftslesen bor ior Tioen i @rsnbuf.
fen. Soert Iar / September bar pi
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

! 30. 500 9roaotpup, Bolton, FIN
ots en- Rapegsis, iOn bar giort i'm
Gptte. 9suB Gisriuos, Wrs. War9
BRADFORD oeot forrige llas o. ooer
orpa qupe9sicn en- 4ro paa $4,000.
Del ftaI prrt5usboIoniRsspen8e for
gpun. iaa at Sun lite ltaloe mdn9ls
9uno % "Graeterb" for gt'ten at 81.
oct. Ppap bar @umleirusas 5rpo
% @Iroe, bgnoss 6dab o. btnots
2roIt, % ben bdpos troIaft ialas ben
be, iioen beuoss Mduo ogbe, % iioen
bun for tpDt 4ar iioen iom titba1e
ira en- 3etrtotionstur til 8raiilien,
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

1prltus % Nlarieo. Gsr bar engslif
eler bIdnoet 8ace bopt Gortriu, nm er
bet fun nOrf auRsrdee. iom bIir prG.
mlebetgunet. 8an Wiarteoseageu gaar
liar Sreaiur' % Seiiebanoel Iiulig for
iig. 5lere Spgoepeie er | iersre Ndr
ppurbeiost. Seq itat I. CT. n1pne:
Bel ira Stomra Os uooper Spausersto
So8u III 6leielano % @~ltleuaag, ira
Hecsuol III @ieslnno. fra Siteoal til
life 8ielano, FAINT gsi pm 5ioie, 2a'
Itao % peitre Gtrebeim til Ebitelauo.
BOltpelen melem 2pnsoal % 5ariuno
blep for noale &or iiben pmlagt. Sen
err M iaa ieun iom &ritiansiunos Ga.
Der. Zen npe 8otpei fra 9pu9oal til
9%utnncsoal arbeioes paa meo 9rait.
Zen lfal bore f9rois ira 5aret o. ior'
bi Naian. 9tp Sernbro Oper Mosia
er bpg8et meQem Sriussioro % Wgites
laao.
5or 40 q so Gnr iibsn bapbe Ri life
mer END ell !Sanoelsmano / 2pugoal,
nemlis Die Sfomraf. Gu bar ri 4 /
asue'eIt, 2 pna &uauis, 2 paa 8rgus
opfteu, 3 paa gerss, l paa Brings
iorO, 2 paa 9ralanO os en- pna 3rauss.
LAMB, tillanmen 16. Bore 8roner fan
ri 9obt faa 4laos til. men lllptten er,
at be fIeite SanbelsmGno life ptl tjDbe
be Eroonfter, hi 2nnomrno bar at of
iRtte. 9afIet pnre lille "Jram",
3ampbaaoen, Der for ben Moderate
gris, 80 Ore, forer ps % bore 8arer
III 5ariuno to Sarge OH llssn; Der
fan ri inn iplst port Smpr, on, 9G9
0. best. Os fjpbt isien De iornDOne gus.
bolSnir8sartitler til biaiserc 8ris enO
per QDugoal.
Sec bapoe q slemt at fprt2Ie. at
SDnsonls un9oomsiorenins % Sob
templarlo9e bapoe l7Oe Maiieit.
Wan iamleoeS ST. 8 Sommunelotas
let, iom for a~nleoninsen bar lmDttet
meo Stag og @rent. lloenfor Sub
gau9en oaieOe 2 Stag. Soften aabnes
oes meo en- SeltOmitbilIen os fort 5eIts
tale al @abriel Sitebro; berpaa brog
nan i YruceS ion meo 2 5tag i Spios
fen pp 9alen ON 8r%efc0aaroen,
SrIn9sjoro, WisIfelano % 6aret til
uogar93iteoct.
9erpaa bsparteoes meb Saffe %
Sueoebrgo. Iitenen bensit unoer lips
llge Samtaler o. Gang. Scr Inleos
nln9eH talte q. S. Selano, Cars 8om,
8arf 9peaano % Sobias 5ois. lib
pan Iitelen iii Nor after Ell 5aar
Safe pg Sueoebrso, og ~eiterat ling.
oommen bapoe moret Jig liot, itiltes
man 40 Omtrins Wionat, % buer bros
til tit Sjem.
Sp8oom os 3poelisbso bar uaret
flor paa 8aartarteu. 2unsetarin9
sriber ipGrt ON iig.
Oct eneite borserlise 9g9teRnb i
apnsoal bleb i forriee slar inbsaast
al en- Sa9er Gritien al S%tapanger og
Gntefru 2Guoaf, geree.
Sermeo faar bet for beune Gang
pare moi. Eililut en- fiarlis Silier
til ale 2pnsoalitere | bet fore Seiten.
Gn 2ynsogl.
Wtai 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
Rrnlrr for Banninp.

On 9pee, iom NJ n9folbige gmr bar bait neo en- az Gu'
ropaS itsrhe Babe. guholter at oiGe, opitiLer ~felgenOe 10
3egler Tor 9obnine:
y Dab life, noar Sinoet er { Cprer.
q Sao life, buis De fsler noaetiontbelt 3loebefnoenoc.
81 Sob life eiter en- siennemuaa9et 9at, eler efter no9en
auoeu anNreuoelie; init moa man ba buie noale Timer.
~ Dab life efter at bope ipit goot, og aIort9 eiter at baue
oruttet nisoet al itnrte Oritte.
81 Spring alorig itrar eier aftlGbnin9en Iigc Saoet.
81 @aa albrig no So, 3noio elsr G!p, nneominore mon
teuoer 1anbets 0pboe 90 Str0nmens Retnil8.
y aftlabnineen maa iore9oa uoen 6ait, o9 iaa tan man
eaa no SaHoet.
81 Oct belle 9eseme Dor itrar tcmme unbsr @anb for at
blipe ligeIi0t ofti0let.
% gar alpri9 i~Groeles l3nse Sonbet.
100 Otter Babel Dor man Jorge for, at Slo6omlsbet toms
mer fulo Gang; oeis uO at enioe 5uOeu, bells pso at tose
SlaOerue RAFT paa, eler o9iaa uso iepne 90 life anlrsnsenOe
SeuGgeier.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
2tlnlinp tor Observation-Disclosures.

Naor man tiOrer iorbi ct pent ~buiOmaIet 8armbnS, %
III en- tor 9aOesSpsnius (Barn) itaa g%iarbeoen, ia
' CnbOer, at Der pasier ~oet One til oct Anoet". Terfor
%' Ieoeres Ell cp1rtit for 2ilIuunina al en- iaaoan ROB
ral Der bridges iua oite buoOe 9lorse % Sverige, %
P0o'r Jig Ii9e ioo soot iom Den, Der i%noeboloer Ole.
" 0Uli9cre % b~eItptter lieeioa goot.
~'on teber Red Venetian (SrunrGotl Copperas (5ern'
~0' % bIouoer bette ianImen met SosioIt % Hu9mel !
s@'e 6orbolo:
80" ~jcrnsrpOc to8eS benueo 10 Gallons Sano; Sert ops
Il Ct Huno GopperaS 90 omtrent Ell Quart aIniaoelI9t
"oav bette er Oplpit, bGloes s Nint Rnsnel liSt eIter lit
| VII men unOer iOelie On,rOriug, faa oct life iaar anIeS'
u at tlnmpe fig. oar bet iua tcst iaalsoes en- balu Ia
4 40, tliGttes II quno Red Venetian; Der maa rpreS
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03
9ictop tofcnttncn:
25ier % 25i6ofo.
NQf. Socobson
Nctop nofcntmcu:
Al Eurfattrrrna Eornrn:

GrhntaQ ma oe Go0es Opt; men Uo at bsnDte andre 5ofs Grasr1 t9imHsm
BLADE ga g0Ger ian iamme iOetmHDNc for Ell Del erbooes ganie bhIst
Gcte pare Da uufponug foG at p8 uotaoer mig pa / "8ana5Boten" at be.
lnnoeE ct Gmn, im uaGgeHg trGuBcr ms3el SeD5ntH1 msH man biper iortr1Ig
oerne0 -
gu Jnua I'll at pru0Ectre ben im T. Gr Smr % 9I? Sos oel nore G!erbeo er S'
bu0 u obcGs isnmeo gag; oct eHerG Tau Ucoc E al Snrne iuf5 oG er nauo GA
lite geGooeh al ben &umt at tumnc trnas ia TOR man de moa nc F3 moo enL Boz
5o ct en- CpfnOelrHes og 6rmtb5 GO ale mmhge Gtn nRE
9ue ancer oa life minor gtOlo eur BtJpteL Sa iDr 6ontel lm Der e
imeuem ben aanmsbaot SOP % ben mI%tns %Snoerr tt 1t 9ge assrsn, @rDos
RaHtnbe @enr8MmeSiglon t6snne h5ae til at iams SoHatnS 81 iaoo.psnos ir
Sphea for 1e leRe ne GPTHoslr 60 6orb:onnser iatbe5s 3agartnos NanTsS Ha cr
bette tfEr 3tiGlDet mco ole Appuaur, ION M brH8es ct tntanogt glolo. Som
grempeI puo bror frJent port HanO bar grt hgt oeHne aetnrs. fan napne5: ga bet
rp psnnqr an9aaenoe SllgiL 0u berater oennc GtpeHotat oa al ham anWuania
@gt Slab" meMt omhunoeigt ON lit geDg be 6oruGe Sntr % aaua0n. at
IAN Der efolot De met uGroUuoe Jomo af &uHOlab ote Sas. 9n ctrer Blaoe
o. ggaer - ionl aNe St9oloere Der trnoer - iom &utborteer De uSgEe SpgIas'
Nnuoe oct lDes mig eli 8Gte Nrriler at fremBotoe os oWt9fe YunttcJ iom
bhumnes oBR iamme BlGoe % 8Gse, og oa hGr ben prahtie SDe ION Ig tu uo
noIe Iars gigoo bar brGgtt GrfarnJ oG sr Fg p6 pa at baos Nost eHngt8 GFr'
ming. . f.. .-. -. .ar.ah. a., ..n. -
bare al gRanaA paa lot Soptagiombco % rnse GmtotnilJ eea rof Clan, pl tan0e
rpaeuT aee EN- Eruo fIWiQere % mere ior0rnasipe StabInaeE eEo Strn, eG bar
nor Sre life Iat til at tcne u5 4eRuehr; bUoripr oa rn8clge oeHnc 2Incte bare
fOrbi bet iumer nbt erra grpoerG 1t iGte fig no oerss SeUepS % lRe oers At %
!Iltur at ttnoe? ~
Suor nanac ubcbaaelahbr fuaaiagoe Of bore Susopr ma btt lite tlalmoOIt
foe - for ben nore 9pue5 SnuO, bOornc0 De gamer os? %aa famine aPdaoe &c pct
oeune her om9anbeoe gag blot at Ggtea 6orboO Ill Cmotnh8sh og arbsoa r
lau9t hpre $3.50. SIR. - u,.n, t.,
raion aofagt an8anen0e Tagt oil lea bsnptte D. Der 2nnOet nt b.n1ie htet or
n9elt % buoengelie Orb, ioot gfnnrn5er oil DERIVED beore tHhHe taheA, enc
ON uoeluHsnoe nrt Spsr9 bra8te"
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

HHo3 6eitene, % life minbit noor De tonmer bient ipeoe
'Na lonmc 2iO beloste meo StOu, enten ira Iscren eller
N9'oacn. Yleo Ell life baarb Cperbolin9 meo Strabe o9
we ol NON no9le iaa Winuter uorette mere, eno Ell Spr'
'NNtrc ian oiOre poa 9imer, % biligere er oct, % niere
'"o*lllcnOe for Den, iom eier 0eite, ban letter NrtS paa.
VI Ntncte, iom life tneer uarc paa 9pr, itlloe alor'0
."H; lao oct uare Stat, SO, 6uno, SeIt cller 0enS eller
oubet Slo9s @aunSopr for NSenneiter; Wtert'
E'N' bar en- 4list til at paste os itiotte benz, ioaIremt DC
'HP'' 9oot al Dem, % De eIcrs ~bjaIpeIsie Spr er operIoot
'm. 5onoer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-03

@srira Scs,IiO bar Sasca uoDau.
bret laar, men ira Guaog CT Der reilt
Noslr. Gi oisie fan napues Gotten
8alsn % @unbsr 2ounuOlbsn meo
camille, os 5Iere toler ON at rsiie.
Sra Hore reiite isr 4intie Sons
Snllanbs boussn tilbnsc til 1T Sjem /
Sub 0atcta eitsr ct Qars Opbolo i
Siemmet.
Deb Ct. Sanstioer refer isien Sal,
DOR Eauliou. betjeubt / 3aiota for fine
St9te | "aibUlOsbosiuuen" Og aorre.
%iponcancsr ira 8bpnot. San bar pas
ret bjemme nm beupeo %halponoet Gnr.
Samtiois r|eiier osiaa 8ebiprn Sooeu.
Dlrs. Iltrio Huitaaro % Su9a Wio.
%9aaroen, Der fom biem lione SpIt.
st tun9t Gorgeous Suoifab fom tit
Wirs. Wtto9aaroen %iuaar; benoes lille
Spn Gmil bar bob os ilsre al 5amilien
iDle.
Meieri ital oprettes paa Sboeu |
Store. Smut @rOtruo o. 2ars Grpt'
ioroen bar Soutraft paa 8pauinsen.
Sjcpcleiporten pprsr meo Storms
lfriot. Gltlomtieit fan man ie oisic
euentpraatige Sjulmeno meo Stierues
ltuofart fare beuao 9anoeueien.
MeOens ies ~itrioer bette, iommer
3gosbuofabet ON Gotten 8raitemcen.
6an ogoe al gerins us 9un9eb:tGus
BELLE. San oar en- miooeldlorenoe
Mauo us en- al &onuss ri9eitc 8puoer.
Gaa IlugopmSmDoet treble 8irtiss
bag beilutteoe MISREPRESENTATION at
uogiue ct baanbifreuet glno, Tom fit
Naonet "8sselinsen". Gil &eoaftpr
pul9tes Senrit 9rauif Oa Sealf Gueis
ten. - Gnopioere afholotes 8als paa
0ele9ater iii bet fore lueoomsItepne
| Sfotseloeu ben 2loe % 22oe SUM.
Salste Sleu: Senrif &rauif, Stuoent
Slau 9oeiten % Nnua glnf1tao.
Wen nj ianr 29iereu baue 2af for
6b(eeifa5et oenne Gang. Naar ct.
Suns9el9en er uuer. itat jes iOris3e at
male "3ecorats HoIten" ct numeoalIt
8enrebileoe mebS ummeritemning ouer.
Eli oa 49, Sep pei!
Siertelige Siliener til mine mango
Scnuer / Ntinneiota % 8afota.
Senrit Srauif.
&ea9lto, lite SUM- 1896.