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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
THE TRUST INQUIRY ENDED.
SENATOR LEXOW PLEASED AT THE
RESULT
MIR. MCARREN. HOWEVER. THOUGHT LITTLE
THAT WAS NEW HAD BEEN LEARNED
-INvESrIGtTiNG THE so

-rNvEsTIGf TING THE so
CALLED COAL TRUST.
The Joint Legislative Committee appointed
to investigate the workings Of trusts ended its
labors yesterday afternoon. The committee
instructed to present It's report to the Legs-
lature March |, but after the adjournment
yesterday afternoon executive session was
held and 1t was decided because Of the volume
of evidence the committee would have to pc
ruse and consider to ask for an extension Of
time until March 9 for the presentation of the
report
Senator Lexow expressed himself yesterday
afternoon being satisfied with the result Of
the committees work. He said that great
deal that unknown before as to the opera
lions and methods Of trusts had been learned.
ard intimated that the committees report would
undoubtedly be followed by legislative action.
Senator McCarren. however. whose attitude all
along in the examination Of witnesses seemed to
show a Favorable leaning to such combinations
the Sugar and Rubber trusts. said that the
inquiry had not brought out anything particu
larry new. 1t is probable that Senator McCar-
rem and one other member Of the committee
may bring forward a minority report.
With the exception of a brief interval yester-
days proceedings were given over to examining
into the so-caed Coal Trust The committee
apparently sought TO show that agreement
existed between the coal-c1rrying companies
whereby the output restricted and prices
We're unduy inflated. This was denied by rail-
road representatives who testified yesterday. II
was admitted that at a conference held In 1896
OF railroad officials il was decided to mine only
sufnclent coal 10 meet prospective demands.
The Sugar Trus. also brought up again
A wholesale grocer. Francis II. Krenning OF ST.
Louis. testified that because he declined to sign
the factor agreement imposed by the Sugar
Trus: upon its agents the corporation refused
TO sell him sugar at living rates and he had been
obliged to resort To foreign refiners for his main
supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
FAVORABLE REPORT on FERRY BILLS

Albany, Feb. 25.-The Assembly Committee on
Commerce and Navigation tomorrow will report
favorably the following bills:
Mr. Forrester's providing that the rates OF ferr-
age on the Twenty third-st.. New York. and
broadway, Brooklyn. ferry shall be two cents dur
ing commission hours.
Mr. Ro.hr's authorizing the Brooklyn and New
York Ferry Company, already Incorporated. TO
establish ferry between Broadway Brooklyn. and
Forty-second-st., New-Y
Mr. Wilson'S providing that after the consolid0-
lion of New-Ycrk ana BROOKLYN the municipality
shall be auth Drlzed TO establish ferries between
Network and Brooklyn In the vicinity OF Fulton
and Corlears SITS, in New-York and Washington
ave In Brooklyn. and regulate the rate Of ferrlagc
thereon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
CONTROL or THE NEW CAPITOL.

MDRIDGE TO AWARD CONTRACTS AS HE PLEASES
AND THE LEGISLATURE TO TAKE ALL
THE ROOM IT WANTS.
Albany, Feb. Ex-Governor Blacks proposed law
giving the State Superintendent of Public Works
authority to complete the Capitol by contract was
reported favorably in the Senate to-day. The BILL
amended empowers Governor Black to appoint
a Capitol Commissioner at n salary of $500 Isaac
G.. Perry OF Binghamon. now holds this office
and the Republican leaders say Mr. Perry is not to
be disturbed Another amendment TO the bill al
lows Superintendent Adridgo to award the
tracts for completing the building TO the bidders
he thinks will best the interests of the State
whether not they are the lowest bidders.
The Finance Committee to-day reported to the
Senate favorably a bill directing the Superntend-
ent of Public Works to provide Lighting plant TO
furnish light for the State buildings in Albany,
which Is to be done I'm connection with the com
pletion of the Capitol. The bin also provides that
the Legislature shall have exclusive control Of the
rooms devoted to its use and that the Legislature
may by law take for its use any room in the Capt.
toll The Legislature heretofore has had to depend
upon the authority OF the Capitol Commission when
any additional quarters for the Legislature It's
committees have been required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
ASSEMBLY NAY NOT MEET NEXT WEEK

Albany Feb 2j-Thc Republican Senators held
another conference to-day on the question Of adj
journng for the Inauguration at Washington next
week They determined that the Senate should not
adjourn. but agreed TO allow the Assembly 10 adj
journ II 1t desired to- Mr.. Nixon. the leader OF the
Republicans In the Assembly said this afternoon
he thought thu Assembly would adjourn from to-
morrow until a week from next Monday night. a
many members wanted to attend town meetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
TO REIuBrRsE CAPTAIN cHAPMAN.

Albany, Feb. Ex-senator Cantor to-day intro
duced a bill authorizing Police Captain George 5.
chapman TO have his claim. audited for expenses
incurred by him I'm defending himself against the
charges brought before the Police Board growing
out OF the Seeley dinner. The bill authorizes the
New-York Clty Board Of Estimate and Apportion-
ment TO allow Captain Chapman reasonable costs.
counsel foes and eXpenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
BILL TO REGULATE ADVERTISING.

Alany, Feb. Ex-senator Guy to-day introduced
b. making II a misdemeanor 10 misrcpresent
good and values in advertising, or to advertise IN
sucha way TO injure the trade or credit OF Il
buslnss rival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26

There was a time when only the
mOnarChS of France and their ia.
voriteS could enjoy the beauty Of
SevreS China. 1t is different now.
Yesterday a quantity Of gilt
mounted Sevres Vases were
opened. They are on sale this
morning. Some have richly en-.
ameIed tops; all have decorations,
figures or landscapes, OF the deli
cate beauty peculiar to SevreS. 81
to So each. Their only lack-a
royal monogram.
The next table has Royal
Worcester Ware-dainty little
pieces, richer bigger ones-alSo just
opened. So. 80 to $22.
Opposite the Royal Worcester
Ware is its imitator from Rudolf
Stadt-and very pretty it is. The
pieces 60 from 15c to SIS. The
Germans have caught something
of the English style.
A choice collection of Bohemian
Cut Glass Vases, a few fine Clocks
with chimes and gongS, and some
rich Lamps are near the SevreS and
Royal Worcester Ware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
BLACKWELL'S ISLAND BRIDGE SCHEME.
A BILL WHICH MAY INVOLVE THE PURCHASE
OF AN EXISTING CHARTER

OF An EXISTING CHARTER
Albany. Feb. Ex-senator Koebler to-day intro.
duced a bill providing for the construction Of a
free bridge over the East River between Ncw-York
city and Long Island City to cross Blackwers
Island The Governor is 10 appoint six persons.
who. with the Mayor OF New-York and the chair
man of the Queens County Supervisors. shall con-
stitute "A commission 10 cons ruct the bridge. Tho
cost OF the bridge shall be borne on e-half by New.
York city and one-half by Queens County The
members OF the Bridge Construction Commission
appointed by the Governor shall each receive n
salary OF 5000 The Bridge Commission may pur.
chase any existing charter authorizing the con.
struction OF such a bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
&l5 oH1W !!!1zzl!l!l!zI9
Flint'S Fine Furniture.
Absolutely Correct Styles.
DINING.ROO1 PRICES ALL REDUCED.

next week well the Inauguration. The As
semby has not definitely decided the question.
however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.

r-nor res,ming after recess Senator Lexow put
osi1e tho coal investigation for time In order TO
examine Francis H. Krcnning. whoreSaIe sroo',
NJ ST Louis who volunteered TO TESTIFY 10 SUM Vi
tho arbitrary methods the Sugar Trust put III lo'ce
in order to control its factors. Mr.. hrehhlhs IA"
much TO say that was Interesting lie teS'i'u ''at
nhon tho American Sugar Refining Company IN
s,iu,ed IFS system OF factor agreements WHEREBY
r dealers received the promise of 3-l6 OF cent
- ~, condition that they maintained the price
NJ the company's sugar he refused 10 sign ,S "oc"
mon, BY this agreement ne SAID the COMPANY
r',,ed and regulated It's factors or agents and he
refused to be bound by H. - ,
..Uben the companys directors learned that
would no, accept the agreement" continued the WIZ
~ .,he,, notified their ST. Louis broker that
,, have IN nav nine points moro FOR sugar IMAM
&c.. charged the factors who had signed the asiee
mont was also told that wouih lose '"e ~
oL,ro a difference TO me OF thirV-sN po'n's.
uas IN fact expected to pay an increase Vi - o.
49, ,orrol which was practically prohioi'o's
price because thls 10 'ho ~
for the sugar ,r,,, ,,.h,cb
1,,a w,,ncss produced copy OF telegram "hich
,,a company had sent to its ST. LOUIS proher vi
November o. 1896, which read; Have no Consist"
or,s NJ sugar TO offer krenning VIII Se' N'e"-
ming AT AS direct shipment. ihlS 'ne""''
- vr Krenning that with freightage the
plained MI, ~ nm 70 Ie5 an increase OF 81 cents
Der hundred pounds over the usual p''''
factors - .,toh was ha nded In informed
~, g, Iouis broker that "all orders Tor hre""'"s
wv 81 10 sent TO Searles direct ,, ,,
They tried in every possible way 10 ;be Wit
I'D 70 nrevent me getting sugar, auucu .iie 80
n ness They placed spies around my endeayop
u, end on, where got sugar IN the ehur"so'
70 nmt us off from SUPPLIES altogether rnauh ~
, 70 ou 70 get sugar from MoHenhauers anu ,re
Mnu.en COMPANY but both refused TO serve "e
from that time on ,s .o,,,so ~ soil IN neo-
10 h III Rave had difficulties with the American
Sugar Refining Company? asked the p'e'"'"e
Senator
Eyes. always -, ..sor excen, vour refusal
=, - s,,n the factors agreement. why the company
cut YOU of - . - ,.,.s ,r,o,div
~, vour standing and credit good? $500
.Tbey are My bills always paid within
nascrjhc please. how the factors agreement
h.noN,s the American Sugar Refining company
BENEFITS TO THE COMPANY
go, practically prohibits the jobber from selling
ory other brand OF graduated sugar. For instance.
iobber in 81 Louis. shortly after the agreement
was insisted upon. bought foreign graduated
sugar A few days later the president OF the
Wholesale Grocers' Association notified the firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26

price of coal has gone up 81 a TONI
II do not. because / know nothing about the
prices Of coal"
rs It not true that at that conference the total
output was fixed at 100000 tons7'
IL have no knowledge OF any such amount being
fixed"
But that was the output last year. believer"
NO: your figures are wrong. The output last
year was 100000 tons"
What has 1t been during the last few years.?
Mr.. Thomas submitted the following totals OF
coal produced in the last six years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-26
FARMERS WANT GOOD ROADS
AN INTERESTING JOINT HEARING IN
ALBANY

THE OPPOSITION TO THE HiGBIE BILL INsIGNIFI-
CANT AND ITS SUPPORTERS NUMEROUS.
EVEN AMONG FARMING COMMUNITIES
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

miooas % dftsn for al bpos Srsuiulsoe REFS
TONNE. for at gine nsm Den 9tiltoniHa o.
Undertaking, Der maattt aHit,s Of p1rt nso.
o.nois, o. ipr OF piis nem ou,iriua I Pbgs
riHatu, naar bet hross posIsuot.
T,o be b,bft EuFr for For,niugta, %
mto 1ai til Pstnrtti,u "a WtoltHmtrut for
aooi Samarstiot, iesntr lea I %rbspiaheo
RGrfin utpchao,a
Observation-Disclosures 9nObciuins bsnoifss
til tn aumiis, b,tao,nee AZ 9. 2. ptotftao.
g. :. aiuroaI, gsrrsy 2ottfitlo, Qaftor g,
7. qauIion % 3. aro,rior.
S%etrttrr,n opIrite TN RAPPORT, iom utOs
toass.
%aasitrsrsus Rnrport opirfts o. optrtoz
pes til en- RtoiFoHsfemite, % Rapprtsn fra
ns i~taasupt aomiitr blto cp(ritt on 81,
b%onoltos.
3trtfter i%ur,toats gnla pan 2 7irt'tfrtr.
poftor 6. q garqsreB, Qaftor 9. = Raul
ion ca CIR. iois oolatts.
galatt paa G~mbeosnrno baob, ~irl9,u5c
l%lofato; Trof. Wilbtlm Qtitricf Tormanr
C0i,nol; Qator g. q paution, 9jt,for,
mauo; Gbr RMS, ss,rttGr CQitnp); m N.
| Wolo, Rasiertr.
Wnrtin l~llottao StbotO'r Gmbcost iom "'.
uernlittretTr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
ScfcrSon GommtD, COLORADO.

ASeeorubz Voiten" life blot trGngcr ino
boeri s,isrne al Qanoct, men ben bringer %:
iaa llnotrretning ON 6orbolo operalt Ser:
Den. Ser or imiplcrtio Der / COLORADO ct
Steo, bpor bel "Eecorabs Vpiteu4 er en- tiGrs
fommcu @irit, men iom osu enonu life bar
laoet 0eroen oipe rOeet ON. Steost buroe
Dog clcrs blipe mere alminoslig %betienot. Get
Steb, iom isa bar for Vie, CT MioOle Vart,
Colorado.
Sopao n~aturlig 9efafenhep augoor, iinoer
hi ncppe rogct mere muleriit Steo / Ancrita.
Selpe gartsn li99er | en- 6OiOe al 5000
6oo oper Saoct, pmgioet at bsie foUbrooreos
Gieloe, laa ioriaapiot bar Steoet me0en aia=
beo meo @amlelanoets Gale % 6ielos. 8
en- Sibeool, ION fables 94iaiams Sort, er Der
ct lioct norit Excitement, Der ipnes bel til.
freos / bcreS Tisure Naturomgipelier.
9aa @runD al SsiOen ooer S,apet er 9ans
bet lille fiitet til Sprtnins at 0Occe eller
6prn. Steoet er bog paa @runo al ben Dps
perliOe 0apneaau9 bel mliftst for &uGgapG,
Toruoen rigcligt so tun meo StlO oDries 20,
tetcr ,Soaorc og iorficlige Soapeiaaer.
gliitanpen fra Stnpsr er omtriug 100 Wil,
o1 ira Gcorgetoipr, Den nGrmeite gD pda
Colorado Central @aucu, omfriu9 GO nil,
oo fra Sinor, paa Gencsr 9eaopile & 8uns
niipn r. r., omtrine 80 Mil. : oisic %
andre WincbOcr cr Der ct ~irroelcs 9oot Warz
feo for ale Slaas Sur9proouttsr, bpiltct bar
b%epirtet, at Sarmcrnc bet Siitriit lille iaa
innoerliei bar islt be baaroe Siocr.
Rlimatet riaa f9es at pGre meaet scbt;
ON @irtcren falocr Der uuosrtiosu rnt9et Sue,
men man fisnoer lite til FABIAN Guloe eller
@gii,3aro", iom man iaa pfte bsrsr ON fra
Eiitaterue. Spmmeren er iGroeles bcbaae=
li0, oa Tom fsles ocrai or bette ct pnoet Dps
bolosfeo for Suriiter.
Stebst aoertcres ooiaa az be nrrnret ligs
oenoe Scrnbansr Tom "tbc Sportsmars Vas
raoiceA. Toruptu talriae @rouie iinces Der
Stobene Siort, OF, gitralsner, Siprne os
anoet Vilot.
@aufe bttpoeligc % iiferisc 6irc leber
ioiennem Qdrfen. 0anoet Der er alminoeli9
Hart; irroeles goot 9ritiepano fiioes ocer'
aft | parfcn.
Ger sr snonu meeet frit @eoierin9slano at
faa, easr oaiaa biliac 'Gluims" at faa tirbt.
Set bsr paiau %tilipics, at Ieannnrnaoen
ON Sommcrcn life cr tilitrGitelia, men frit
guro til @anSnina faces fra be talriaeS mna'
brtte, Der lsber reb At Gielofocrne. Tn
Wauoel pcb stcost er ben, at Der enonn er
for iaa Worfe til at oanns Weniaheo. Tsn
ON be norifc iunfauet fig itiot, tunoe Der
mart enrnrs en- 9clcui, % lea tsr on 'ttert
antaae, at be pil finoe fs tilfr'os.
Sobn W. See.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

Roloni peo Rorfon, 9irainia. So etnffet
iuoeboloer en- llianobeo, o. pa lea iOm ndnat.
aarig erier al 1poitsn" altio bar anS,,t ben
lom ct az be met iunobeogtiurlioe norne
giaoe ! anterifa, Ter iss mig beisitt til a,
sisre opnCrtiom poa BET misptienpe, ion,
BET uGonte Stpfts inoeboloer.
Seq bar | 3 Waoneoer foite gint,r. for
min @elbreos Stplo, upbolot mig / Nrrhc.
ben az G%orfoli, netop blonot oisie Rolf,
8rloni bill leg uu life fable bet, pa Der fun
er ire 6amilier, omtrent 20 Qerionsr, Barn
'esresnst. 5eg tou bepions, at Dc sr meoet
bel ttlfreos | fine me @ism. Noeen 9rno,
zen efftr at fomme tilbaye til 0oro Tototo
bsrfe le9 lite noget ont; ipcrtimoo bet mob,
latte. Srgen al oisIe arbeiner blanot 0eor,
for Sultelsn, iom 9reoifrioerea iortruer.
5oroens gefoienbeo / Cmcgreu af 0urfolt
CT at beoite SIa9s, % MAJ iaar lcoe uiot,
Tor man timber ct Strss, Iom frembringer be
prooutter, INN Der pOrer | itor Wpngoe.
Vrtierne paa formproouttcr er for 5ioeu
Nmaa, BOG Norfolf er. iaa piot mig b~eticnot,
boao De fleite Tormproouttcr ougoar, ct al
Dc beofte Marteoer / be Sorsneoc 5tuter, %
ie9 Tan nieo GOD Sompittiobeo Tgc, at ben,
lom eier ct 6icm Der / bet uf Naturen lao
rist uo'tgrcce Siitrift, mso iaa alioiee Tr.
rtngs8renc, ipm Der er, os life iloor ia RET
aoot i9ielrem, iuu lig0sr 6cilen / De heIte
Stlfrloer hos ham ielp.
q. u. Gnotion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
sus, Sinmorc eountp, Minn.

& 8dmte Tiger, at tiolig Sorpen betDoer
II len &aar, % leg tror, Der er no9et | oct.
GGttta mcltm Den 7oe % SDe Wiarts bau0s
ii (crotu o. Spn, % @aarsn Ter no iii at
stw ra not. Sgaor, Den l2te april, be.
s1aott folt iaa imaat meO at iaa, men for
y yioht Croct Of bet, Tom WanOeu meD Den
seG Sreit "a bsfnltOs Dem al lutte. Gfs
iTFal III ri RtGu, % / Nat iueeoc bet i9icn.
Gn Suttu poa psnne 5io cr gopnlig for
}ToT; Otn 9isr ben pores % let, % Oa
3'rpn r 8oot Sicnnsmblpot, CT ben ! COB
StanN Tor at moptuae SGocn.
MrOmirjn9 Nal iaar planiss Ell Def Del
Sabh Aobn 9oitroct Of s9balen I. Gr. ifal
'ani, iitt minore enc 30 Meres.
Soy Qoiticrer til Rub, Snsel llficItuo, ct
tg!ia, % hans Ssn 2uopis bar opertaget
Est5eiorNyiu0en.
jsr1tn Sptuoseio bar pna at bare
Ffsln uto I 0aar1ommen. oan trloe iier.
Nr Nlnr Greet, % 9onoet Git bsit roer
Norn. IA ban Tom uo paa grotn, bier
"F!1 IN % git bugopsr uoior grpsn, men
1'st't AcrQtn par inobDGet / Sfinopcls, %
f''n bar Nautc breb, tom bog baape ban 90
Ntftn utaOtt I 2ano.
e'n Ct @trs til ct ~fprt9aatnbe enpitel |
saSti nnaaacuoe Sitting Tan t%ilisies, at
Snri SctnosciN foite 2sroaa brsD mto ling
n'IHan0n % inoGit / 9esttfab meo Nslaue
"ltS, e. u. 6iele.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
6uroal, Mtnu.

Snroal er insen gp, men fun Ct 6armsrs
Voitoffce. Sa, bet er goot og pel for os,
iont leusr paa Sarmcn; tbi MI fan ri baps
ben 6ornsielie Of iaa "Secorabzp oitsn" til
os TO @ange ON ll9en uoen at reiie til gDer
eiter BEN.
6armcrne bar life be9Dnot meo @auraans
ntn enonu. Soag CT BET ben 12te Npril, %
bet insr os blrier, iua man fan friites til
at tro, at ri iuar en- @iutsr til meo bet larnm..
Irbeioslsuntn er ouarli9 bcrrunot Gaor,
% bet tonmer is bel al De baarOe Siosr,
ION man Tri9er oOer btr ogiaa, men bet or
ogiaa baoroe Siosr for ben i%tatfels arbeioss
mano, iom MAJ ilrbe oa ilioe belle Saaen
lang; men hi ioor buabs, at Sioernt f%oran'
Orcr ig mep bet FORTE. Qriirrnc er iGroeles
o~aarlige poa alle Slags Narmproouttcr.
On Tarmers @ut.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
ct. Sobn, 8oactte Gomntp, u. ..

81 Jobu tr belig9euoe paa EttiiOen al
'aEils Mountains, liae / llptanten al Stos
WI 4 yuI lru WunItoba 8rGnoien. Surtlc
4'uN'a'ns CT omtrent 50 Mil fra Er til
"h % Oct lamme ira Norp til Spp. SCR
" @S'N 0leln, bare imaa airunoeoe Batter,
Y man Ian ,igrc / Yogn, bppr life Stopeu
s-''sF' Stooen b%eitaar az Yoppsl, Balm %
o'-'a0 o9 en- Gel SO, If o. Siri. S,els
~~s 'II0untain" CT operiaast meo lmaa
S4'IH % oatre Ssbottoms. Oct iunbe
!" mango patre 6arme Der | Sfopen, % bet
"'' Oi o3'nn, pa S%orobunben for bet meitc
wv V'tIttoelen al Stopcn err Reeicrines,
men ot CT lite paa Warispet enonu.
'"o opmnalt foite Vinier os ifal aabs
- ]" ctiiliHg nGite CONNER, iiees Der.
m'8'i aoot Cunningham paa prairi:
kF ma q. Sobu % 8ola. Sa, leg
"' 0o'8c Ior at ise, at bet sr bet bepits
.""unSslano, iom M iinoes / Ioro "a.
!. y bar iur bet meitc aooe aulinecr
ia Il til 40 gu. sopspe pr. gcre. Get
u"o'TNoen, men bet sr iislosn, maafs
gang 9na 10 @ar.
.. ',''''N0'n her bar for A @ar fben ON:
s,,s .U'' 5notanere, Salibr,sos os eanaoift
Ap"ano, men M er bet iieloen at ie en-
n, - no'nfor @ricrpationnen paa Spos
wa al Mountoins.
,..,. wi oar NOT folot Der unotrtibtn Foie
D.. men ot bar fulbt op at grrnoc %
49, 'ao' 9ooe os oarme 0uie at, iau
"'H 'Iar't os ooOt.
Oh. Sobnion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
@pScoc, W.nneIota.

2r r fun TO Sing, jeg liter ! pennc @crs
Nm. Oa Del CT "Secorabsp oiteu~ os Scnta mi.
Nj rare Dem ~ioruoen tunpc ieg lite, iOr pa
Yp ia rel Zig uosen SmaaiiTc, iom laa os
,ts,st Gsouanott / Smaapptterne oper
gsaiant NoueD. Sau nil jog Fse "Sccorab'
gotn mango lat ipr alt Oct gooe % srcie
gri,fri iaut ior bet spos 6glgeblaD "9eO
arntn'.
nr / Rostoe er ct Store, en- 6eeomslc, en-
Riaitparator % Qoitoiice. let er bsilaac,
Ga, ct bet tuu iiupes en- 3ir.s, iom fun teller
rmt fla NeOltmmsr, men oerimoo bsrsr en-
M Of furmtrue til paitor 8. W. 9isrns
g,riohep, bOis Girte itaar | Winneota. @es
n0nin0tn tr Tor BET meite Sfauoiunpcr og
~nefaatuOe 6olt.
}paN ZEN l2ts Npril. CT Der falot TO Cont
nr Sut, ial Oct pil lrtte 9dararbtioet tils
st En- bl Gel, Scr er life giort noeen
:adrirp tuOnu.
snoaQ oor her QrGoittu I @utor @iDrns
Rite Mjuncotn, % Der blsp opta9et Sfftr
ir m hitmlsit Bern | Nrmerien. Get bar
nar't TOM GAP at lin SperFFoisbeo.
Standardization CT bra.
Gn 2rier.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23

bsidlss so Gents for Sp.rt, % 9ps o. Saprs
ira 20 til Is Gents pr. Euibsl.
Vdllsp 0iiD cg ningal er PORE r~rrniefte
Wtaritosplnoie. Zen isritt lieatr uso @r.
y. 90 ben anoen beo Spc ganen, iom bl,o
bpsset tor 5 aar ioen. Garmerm bespnper
mi meo IT @nararbtios.
ait NtsierinsslanO CT optasct, men htr cr
eHonn nieatt 2dno, iou tilbsrer eompnnier
Glttn. Vriien paa bette 2ano cr irn s.
til $40 pr. aere.
Vto 6bcDsnus Rioer, 16 MiI I SDo fra
"allep eitp, u en- fecoms1s, iom cies o.
oripes Of g. 3. 0uIier. &ouu gisr 900 fors
refining. 3. $. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
@amie eager.

ID. 9erttelot / 9driS bar | Ct oiotn-
itabeli9t 8ldb oiFentIiqgiort Reiultoist
at lin llnberisgelie al gamIe 8aa6en %
Qr6eibsrebTtaber fra 3sao / SdIoGa.
0srss 4Iosr IGttts til 9 a 1000 for
Griitus. Gn tor 2dnis CO en- Gts cr
gjOrt at neItsn rent ao6ber. ca en- an.
ben 9obbersts b1rer SpOr al QrIsnii
og 5osfor. Tom FINES at bare ppret
brugt til at bGroe ben msb. Tin er
Der ingsn1tebs 3egn til. 5 SaloGo
fpneS berfor en- "&obberdloer" at hapt
saast foruo for "8roncsaloersn." Gn
Ggformet 9ienitanb ira famine Steo er
at Sern og psier 121 8rains; ct 6pioI
Metalitbtte inoebolber % procenI
Sglp; ct gulf 6ulobldb er blunoet mel
en- betpbsltg Mpngoe Seto.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
~.ouoria, Suwa.

,,;, ,r beliaacnoe peo en @reu al g.
:, Raul gauen. Ser er TO Slepu;os
- esntrul StOrss % loEtG.s. 9ti enc
w." Al %. & &. $%oaaisn; DC CT Rorte,
W., u oap:t PRIZES al en- 3anTr 20 0aOn
ser sr Ogiaa oaralcar: Store
.,,;sop, aumberparO, Sncpii foertitto %
.,,l qntn sr life sammel. San er ful
as,. Ser tr meset sobt aano, Tor Oct
i, b,loeiurmig Yrairie meo iort Uiuios
man bar for bet msie bapt goo Ios
-, Jlrfier er Ser, 'pr, ice monoc M:
e.,o,r, Mun iaar nriten inaentins for,
ma, aal iGlee. Ser e CT norit Se:Es
-, g,t ira gpen meo essn 3irte. Nes
.t,,,, bttitnss al 9aiior 9aigoai. 6an or
rorrrfrt 5altr % er goot list al Wes
rab,otn her. +.
M CT mango, iont sr blepne fan9ne !
u.,ys glrn i Den isnere Sip. Ser bar cr,
.t ~ AS @rDlupper inben be 3 Maanscer,
,,r - ~pdsieret al bette Iar. Get iioite par
:, ,orltper Sirsbag, oa DIR. y. Sohanlen
.;,.,o bort fin Gloie Satter. Ger bar iaa
.,,a, 8irittr, Tom Suiet iunoe rumme, os
.,,ra, @dper blsp TiGntst benz. Gitcrat
at,rgmaOm par %ieroeret, fit unsoommen fig
: spirocnt. Giriterns bleo til ON Mcrsss
-, Set bcoitc al oft par bog, Of Der life
i,rsts ftrrtc Eager af noscn Slass. ManSe
II ia, irm iaa: ga, naar Dc i%neenting lit
At pritt,, iaa par Der intet pec Moroen, men
err, 9tnncr, bet bar netop Terlen peo bet.
y, all alin9 title og roligt, aae bar muntre
A. ,Iao,. 1ilimt pil ies enite bette Sruoes
MAR II laret % lntteliat Samlio.
I'm Gtcr 1Qoftcn1 aanie soot, iUrlia "@tb
grr,nD. Seq bar lGit Soften" MI | II Iar.
Ibpunent.
Decorah-posten., 1897-04-23
6efelsie @ogne.

SdnIom Cabs i~nofsrtes til Ner
0ort tiolig t%piuter; men Der bengit en-
5io, for Gierns TT 3iaabelIe til at laos
benz tonturrere meb 6eitsbogne. Nu
fan man ie benz bOer Dag / ben spre
Del at gpen, og unbertiDen edar be iuo
lungt neb iom til Wal Strest. D.
"albuer" ig frem melem Goospo9ns %
Gublecars co bar optdget en- aonturs
rance, Tom bet er interesIant at bore
8iDne til.