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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
The young Finnish singer, Mile. Aino
Ackte. the daughter Of a musical conducts

Ackte, the daughter OF a musical conduct
or in H~elsingfors. who at the time Of her
leaving the Paris Conservatory of Music,
.. crowned with the first prize,
a NEW last July. made her first APP
49,, pearance in the Paris Grand
lite in Faust" She made such
DONNA. n brilliant hit that the man.
agement of the Grand opera
ances of Faust" to satisfy the great de-
mand for seats. The personal success OF
Mile. Ackte was so pronounced that one
who had heretofore sung the part of Mar
guerite. Mile. Berthet. became i'll and could
not sing the next day. although she was
of Valois. Mile. Ackte has a brilliant so.
prano voice of great purity. range and
strength. which Possesses the most beauti-
full timbre and is extremely pliable and
well trained.
Leipsic is more thar ever the center of
the worlds music trade. A year ago the
number Of music stores there was 2.5s4, and
last year sixty-nine new ones were added.
Among these are as many as 301 music
publishing firms.
In a recent interview Mr.. Willard, the
popular English actor, had this to say:
II don't wonder that a good many En-
gish actors come over here and stay. We
are. as a whole. a sensitive
Mr.. WILLARD and impreSsionable class. ard
go. are considerably Influenced by
MAKES limatic conditions. We find
couuesre your bright skies and crisp
"o"e"'S. winter days a great relief
from the foggy dampness of
average winter weather in London, and I
think the actor. moreover. has a better
chance of making a living here h there;
In London, you know. the actor Is engaged
only for the run Of the piece. and in con-
sequence he Is soon out Of an engagement,
unless he IS lucky enough to be in the cast
OF one of the most successful of the plays.
I note a revival of the stock system here.
I think this is a good thing for the actor.
because through 1t he becomes less Of q
rover and has more time to study and de-
velop his art. 1t seems to me. however,
that the presentation of one play a week is
sufficient. There are several suburban
theaters in London which give a change of
programme weekly. and their business Is
so large as to seriously interfere with that
of the centrally coated houses"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

The engagement Of Ward and vokes and
their big troupe. presenting "The Gov
e%rnors." at the Grand opera house for
Thanksgiving week. commencing this after
noon. with the usual weekday matinees
Thursday and Saturday. promises a gen.
treat to lovers of that kind of enter
tainment called farce comedy. OF the play
much of a play as the average vehicle
which travels under the same flag; but of
with whom they are surrounded for this
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

At the Paint Gu exhibition yesterday
Saturday. there were 100 visitors; on
Friday there were III.
The Paint Club exhibition is a success.
The member feel greatly encouraged in
this, their first effort. and will aim to make
their next exhibition superior to the pres
ent.
Mr.. Huppert Is in receipt Of correspond
ence from the Western Art Association Of
fering to make that display here. This will
be possible only when sufficient funds for
the payment OF the necessary expenses
for transportation and packing are secured.
The number OF sustaining members is in
creasing each day, so that there seems lit
tie doubt but this amount will be secured
without trouble.
It has been suggested by Benjamin Con-
slant, the well known artist, that the So
ciety of French Artists should hold its
salon during the year OF the universal ex-
hibition in the garden of the Palais Royal.
where a Temporary structure might be cas-
lily erected, and the plan is receiving FAVOR
able attention.
The Louisville Art League opened an
exhibition of some $50 pictures in that city
on the 18th inst. Among the New York
artists represented are Dubois Hasbrook.
Charles c. Curran. Ella Condie Lamb. Irv-
ing r. Miles. Lydia F. Emmett and the
late w. L.. Pickneil-
The American Water Color Society will
hold its thirty-frst annual exhibition at the
Academy of Design. in New York, during
February Of next year.
Miss Alice Hughes. of London. daughter
Of Edward hughes. the famous portrait
painter of court beauties, has become the
favorite photographer Of the aristocracy.
Miss Hughes began at an early age by pho
tographing the beautiful portraits made by
her father. and as She grew in reputation
was able to secure original sittings from
the mobility and gentry. Miss Hughes is
only % years of age. but has q charming
studio Of her own. and employs a hundred
or moro helpers.
There was sold recently at s%otheby's.
the auctioneer. in London. an engraving.
The Daughters of Sir Thomas Franck-
land, after J.Hoppner. q proof with etched
letters. but "foxed'' or badly printed. n
with next to no margin. that brought
100. which is probably the highest price
paid for . print in an auction room in re-
cent timea>
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

Folks talk every day Of nearly dying
from laughing says Margaret Mather in
a recent interview, and 1 once found my
self in hat situation even when 1 was sup
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

highly than that Of anyone else. San
Francisco is my own CITY,. you know. I
was born there. and there / made my de-
but upon the stage. 1t wasn't very much
part-.in a play called Sarah at the Alca-
Ear theater.
Thai was four years ago. when I was 10
and had just finished school. 1 had wanted
as far back as | can remember to go upon
the stage. I felt an impulse for 1t. but I
had never taken part in amateur perform
anceS, and had not even recited in school
any Of those stirring pieces. such as Cur
SEX snaN H s9s ains To haS not and aSen The ae
atom Of m experience when l first
spoke the fourteen lines of the nun in Sa-
of the San Francisco Chronicle. took me to
see Mr.. Rankin. who was then managing
the Alcazar theater. 1 am pretty sure that
Mr.. Rankin didn't see many signs of his
trionic ability in me on our first meeting,
and after ! had played my first part he
must have been even less sure that I would
ever become an actress.
The truth was that I was so frightened
that I believe | SHOULD have welcomed an
earthquake. But I just plunged in. 1
as well as I could, and I have done the
same thing a good many times since. The
training ! have has been gained in the
now that I look back at it I am glad that
1t is so. 1t seems to me that this is the best
way to avoid being theatrical and artif-
II remained at the Alcazar theater for
about six weeks, and then got my first
taste Of life on the road and one night
stands. We went to Southern California.
presenting plays like The Danites.' About
the middle Of January Of that year. which
l think was 1894, 1 joined the stock company
at the Burbank heater in Los Angeles.
where such plays as The Lights o. Lon
don and The Bankers Daughter we're
given. From the very beginning 1 felt a
preference for emotional roles, and the
stage managers noticing this began to cast
me for them. I soon found myself bearing
the brunt of the emotional work in the
plays which were presented. About the
middle of May 1 left the Burbank theater
and went to Denver. where 1 appeared as
Kate Christinson, the part which Maud
Harrison originated in Stormbeaten
Then We went on the road again. touring in
the Northwest and playing q repertory Of
The Cannck.' The Danites.' oliver Twist
and similar plays"
Charles Coghlan has entirely rewritten
and reconstructed Dumas play of Kean,
! which he is to produce In Washington
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assist in the presentation Of a varied pro-
gramme. Invitations may be secured at
Carl Hoffman's. The programme will be
as . 1T,loT Vast Waltz" an original, sketch
"SteIla," Mrs. Madeline Mcdonald; Mil
Isn Cher Ec% dia . srsy.3 M NJ. e anm r d 6Imis
baritone solosSs(a) Lady Of My Heart"
}MNsau n,ss n Armold)iv o. s.o rLov e,m, Jewels
"Legende' Wieniawskj. Mr.. Henri
life Is So Gay" (Gumbert,. Miss Mabel
"The Going of the White Swan, Cirst
thne); dramatizfed from Gilbert Parker by
MIs; sf Mr. ES olms, E Gaeti ' %Eashf Bas Ger;
Tozier-Prince; "Lucette." Mrs. George
"Zigeunerweisen" (Sarasate). Mr.. Henri
Abrinking Song" tReginald Barrett).
! ham, George S. Fox, o. E Renfro and E.
borrowed Lodgings" an original sketch
"Geofrey Bond" Mr.. ST. Ga Hurd: Mar.
jorie" (his wife). Mrs. George olmi.
Mr.. Francois Boucher has organized
| his Quartette club and will give a series
| of Sunday afternoon concerts at the Acad-
| envy of Music. the first being one week from
to-day. The personnel of the club will be
the same as last season, the members be
second violin; Rudolph Engel. viola, and
Louis Apply. cello. The soloist for the first
| concert will be Miss Elizabeth Parkinson.
| The programme will be as follows:
Quartette, OPP. Is. No. 4, c minor (Beetho-
yen). allegro. schsrzo. menuetto. finale al
legro.
Elizabeth Parkinson.
Andante ct Rondo Capriccioso Saint
Saens). Mr.. F. Boucher.
Trio-Piano, violin and cello DeBeriot),
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Boucher and Mr.. Louis
song-"serenade" (schubert), Miss Eliza
beth Parkinson.
Quartette-(a) Canzonetta (Godard); (b)
Scherxo (Lachner): (c) I'm Petit Rien''
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

year. much can be said. Adopting q policy
artist in their employ should be subservient
10 them. they have from the very first been
been given every opportunity to display
their particular talents. The strength Of
Their past organizations has been COM
their present company. Lucy DAILY. whose
delightful work as the Prince and Yuvette
I'm Gay New York and in :sThe PassinS
Show" Of two years ago. is well remems
bered: Margaret DAILY Vokes. a prominent
principal with last years company; John
ny Page. that clever little fellow who
sGered such hits with The Black Crook"
"ExGeisior: Jr" "Hend.ick Hudson" and
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among the best Of acrobatic comedians;
Gus c. Weinberg. villa sayne. John ksefe.
Jsmes Cherry. Hal S. Stephens. the TTop-
crate scenic embellishments have been pro
vided for the entire three acts. ana the
wardrobe is promised s to De e,,, slTiR1y 'aIl
charming programme of musical. dancing
and singing features Is promised.
The Payton dramatic speciality COM
pany, headed by Mr.. Isaac Payton. Will
be seen at the Ninth Street opera house
this week, beginning with the matinee this
afternoon. The company is not famllar
In this city, but 1t has been organlZeo ior
a number Of years and has been very sue
cessful in a repertory of popular dramas
and comedies. For this season Mr.. Payton
has added a number of specialtles,, whlch
have increased the popularity OF ms en-
tertainmentS. 1t Is announced that tnere
are in all twelve vaudeville performers N
the organization. The engagement. Will
open with 1.-The Golden Giant Nine" the
bill to be changed later to a "A Much
Married Man"
The third Philharmonic concert will be
giveE at the Academy of Music this after
noon. TIL patrons of these fine Sunday
entertainments will find much on to-day's
| programme to interest them. several OF the
numbers being novelties and others BENG
prime favorites. The soloist will be Mi
James Kingston. The programme Will be
Overture, "Mirella" (Gounod).
Terror solo, THE Gift of the Gods"
CLoehr), Mr.. James Kingston.
| Entr'acte, "Mignon" (ThomaS).
Wedding procession from ballet "Fera.
Overture. william Tell' RossinD.
Barcarole, might in Lisbon" Saint.
Saens).
! Badinage (Herbert). .
Polonaise from The Governor Of Tours
(Reinecke).
Mr.. and Mrs. George Olmi. recent acqui.
sitions to the musical and dramatic circles
of the city, will give ar Introductory re.
cital at the Academy of Music tomorrow
evening. Mr.. Olmi has already been very
favorably received as a concert singer. The
recital programme will include two orig.
inal sketches and a translation by Mrs
Olmi and a number of local artists will
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and his philosophy is all the more accept
able because it is clothed in rhythmics Of
verse and not in the didactics of prose. AL
most any kind of prose is better than in
different poetry. but Mr.. Ware has eX-
pressed some things in verse that could
not nave been half SO well said without
rhyme or meter. 1t is always a delight to
come within personal range Of literary ia
vorites, and for this reason Mr.. Wares
courtesy in experimenting Mr.. Riley's pro-
gramme was much appreciated by an audi
ence that had hitherto known him only in.
directly. AUSTIN LATCHAW.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29
Sra Stisens neoerlte
Grin.
0pOrleNes nDgle al bore HigmGnb
tegvnote I'm 2ip0bane.

Senator 5ariusl ~bsspnbte iom
9nnomaaler.
Cornelius 8anoerbilt bar oprinocs
Zig 5armer.
@annmaters fgrite llselsn par
81 25.
q. z. Stepart begpnete aipst fen,
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lfer.
Soiepb 8ul Der - ben befjenbte
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3aa en- Misiisiip sOomper.
Georoe g. Gibbs bar isrit 8iiersnt
hos en- S~Oobnnbler icr A Dollars ON
Wanneoeu.
s. 6. 6lOub-gnliIornias Milion1s
rem q engnns Saloonfseper / Gan
francisco.
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Refu Yort % iolste 9anbfort.
y. z. Sarnum eruGrebe iis icm
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Qrbeiee paa en- 3elesraiiration / &ItIs,
burg for 2 Collars ON lseu.
Wbitclaw 8sib lerercoe aprreion.
onncer iii en- Cincinnati, 4uis Tor 8
Dollars ON llJen.
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S~bilaoeltbia, ba ban beilu tsoe at saa
inc / Circus orretninasn. K.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29

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forsmot mb Nsant9bh oDr the feed dog nten rcmne 5r. sur saaTpeu al gmp
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HfoerN 9 foi Den ian trGos tgRprte % eet at fortaa Naaten er sdfsetinE Oltm
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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29
Gn .. omnoeriis 9elereosIje.

Gn onsiis Srge 10 ote oct 90 iumYtlon.
2r. 6. 3. @arnsr, GOIewt I, 9td.
Miu !Serre! Sea bar bapt ltor WptIe al
De IS White Wine OF Tar Syrup. Sea
haooe Solte, % SGBerne rpauo OF seo5
ON min SelbrepeIie % iuape, ct BET par
Goninmptton Sea par bis paa Tpoeu.
$50 preceoe alt, bpao ia hsyts Eo.e ON
gneelI9 tilraaoeoe en- Sen mig til al bruce
2erts White Wine of Tar Syrup. SEQ
TOO 1K 6laltr og er fnl0trnoia be brceet'
en Meoicn ION ben ian jra nnbeicle 4
BEN. Der Iioer al en- iaaodu Spa ON. ,pm
min. 3eres ueaet Grbpoiee 3plepb @
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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29
Relisicie morocre
W,ennei icaorrc / Iirifl.
Wcnmefclige Scoparo:r I
Sterra Xeona.

~ "1"HS wv VI "fhtta 81 ifi'J'pI'
Woroere life ualminosllg.
80 GilialDe al oenne slass er i 81
iioIie Gage brast for 9useus 9ps.
Gn Sanoe paa Z Mauo er nplis ble'
pen sreben / @sneu omtrlrs Sierro
9eona / airifa, Der / GarrGfrsr bar
orGbt en- Mnnsbe &%eiisnoe. iOroi ot'
res relisipie 6oreItiainser ~tiIitpnpsr
Dem BERTH.
Sc gift onlfring i 2sppnrbbuoer %
ouerialot be &eilenoe, or9bte benz paa
bet srnicmite ps ipiite benz tllilut meo
pub ps Saar.
SepparomenueIfeneS IioIte MERIT er
ben at BABE o~perialot Ell .ioeu Citation
paa ben nDti9 opretteoe Sernbans.
On Sa9 Tom ipu WiuielmGno unoer
9eoelie al Ell Maub, Der beb Callahan
I'll S%tatlonen, os iasoe til aonOntte'
rer, at De piloe fIage til Stat,pnsmCs
iteren Tor en- eler onoen l~lreselm9sii9s
bee. 90 benne pcnpie Jig ON blep ban
lruot neo.
Gn enrUpaiIf giurarbeioer, Gan.
ming, hgrte Sfuooet % lleoe I'll. ga
ban bar ubeoGbnet, os iaa DC pIloe
M9no, ilpsteoe ban, men ban bleu
9reben al en- al Wtoroeruc. ct uel.
olst pug af Ell Ylta9an itllte bans
Soueo fra 8roppeu.
Sife beore git bet Gtntious meitereu;
i bet Olsblif ban traaote no paa 8lais
iormen, itaf "9eopnromenuelte ne" bam
aeo meo lr1e LANCE anius.
2erpaa oro9 DC reli9irie 5arntiferc
unoer Sgnner IT en- rGrliaoenoe
@aaro, lom De teuote SID paa eIter at
bape ituot neo Yeboerne.
SelbIsuIs bapOe Moberne life tnutt
y a 9e%Iesraien. Gn al g%siiitsnterne
paa Statlonen bapoe ~unosaaet Blob
babel ps gent Jig ct 2aserrnm. Sg
oa SanOen par %iOriuunOen, t~eleSraies
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S9 9aseu eiter, meOens 8anoen
unber ~relisipie Geremouier % iipr
fine 8 orarObnoer, bplot paa at ipiie
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ralteoe ueo at Ie ct Jiegiment Solooter
meo @sparcr peo Sinoen pmtrlno Tia.
aompeu par fort, men bIools. eots
outerne 9au Slo, % fire al @orOerne
iauf bgoe ON; De ire Gnore inea fla
baarbt iaaret pnf, eiter at bare elters
lapt line lanse an,pe i TO Soloaters
Otter en- biciis 5orinsetie blep TO
ifuot Dg en- tasen ~tllionge. Senne enc
par islue 5pr rem, a~alatbau, en- bal.
big araber meo lanst Saar % Gtiaa.
Sans 6ln9re par LANCE us trumme, %
iaa no iom G~ppoprtlgr;
bans 2Gnrer Dor ntp99eltse lanoe,
% buioe. Gan nG8teoe at bare
paa noset { pprsSmaal; men mumlSo De
arabilte gpnner. 9alofban II y bpnot;
tre @an9e BRAT bet tptte 9aul, ipr oct
at iaa 9luet al ban. Sen
mub0mebanite Gel al 8cipltninoen
iaa ocri ct Sertesn, O9 GrOen paa So.
9uooOmmeli9e SprnoelIe bar
bespnot at brebe iia blanot benz.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29
Grpi pafre?
0pao DC @iloe n,emer.

Sfjenbeosibedlerue er ioritieuise hos
DC forifjellise Bolfsilng % Ill Dc lors
ifjellige 1ioer. 6uao Vi lpnes er lnratt,
fnoer I. CTS. Ell gseeer elIer Mdloper
OF prre bet moointte. Get Suotrpt
iom ct bpibi aniigt 9jrr paa en- Neoers
famine, Der nlDria bar ieei GurppGere
fcr, er iom piieit life ppmuntrenpe.
Mnn9c Tart bleu lorbaaret al be Snbs
'sote, boem ; ns Joroe ps iremlprins
9enoe Nrie misba9eoe; besSe Scle
boiot be for "bGsll8e % u%naturli9e
Dannelier." Wen ben &eiienoe, Joni
par meset iultsn, bar bsflisere os Jog
Iepande peo at prize oeres SUBS glin-
'enoe lorte Saroe % "oeres Waiers
pnbige Ssinine." 3e forte Gentlemen
fpritoo subt, of bet life bar iaa GER ist
ntent, men be gap bog Wtunsu Earf
noset at ipiie.
IA ct Bar Rcaersutter III Die paa
Opoageliesreiienoe Burton, raabie
De: "Se paa ben buioe Wtano Der! Ger
ban life no Ium en- buio Abe?" Ssiaa
be Snofpoie poa Spofpiten al Guinea
ln9be beftis Straf og GiItD for 8agen,
oa De iprite Gang iaa en- Spio. 90
Cameron iort9lier, at en- Ns9er peo
Spnet al BAN bolot Sruoerne Joe Nns
llstet pg lob bDlenoe jim Sei. 2nbpis
p. Sbbnel ifriper on ben "99mmeiie",
lpm be !Suioe inogjpp. San ~iurtalcr:
"9cn itsrite Del al be Subisbte, lom
pi irat bapbe albrig ipr ieet Ell bpio
Itano; men ui lasoe ppg iieloen WGrfe
til, at pi 9joroe ro9ct lpecielt Snbtrpf
paa benz. Man9e 9loeoe paa pS %
bplot fig en- Climb pan alitano, andre,
iler bet lmufte &jpr, ipntes bDppis at
igle 89mmelie for ps. Sc bolot ps
y
Ior 5plf, Iom paa @rulo al 2aIter ener
Sp9oomme bapbe laaet Suben ioranbret
til bpio. 8i erbOlpt beriur beller alprig
gG9teifabStilbuD, laa at ri life iem
andre &eilcnoe fan frpbre Dor SurtGls
ling meo benne pitante 3etalj."
Sfilorinsen al be SilbeS Stipts
bebsioealer er nDtiaa neoilnacnoe for
ben europniife 5orfanseIisbeb. Gen
&eilenoe Seurne, ium npie fjeuber De
noroamerifanIfe Sn0ianere, merer, at
ON man lpsrger Ell ai biSie ON bans
Sbeal, nil ban luorer brebt, plat Nlts
iigt, imaa gine, ~ubitaaeuoe &inbben,
lau Yanbe, itor, breb Sage 9rnen9ie
% gulbrun Sub. De Snbisbte / God
irfina finber finn ba en- &pirbe paffer,
naar bun bar ct aloeles ruuot Inii9t
% runbt tSppeb.
Sm &imbdupa : Stammen / Spos
afr,fa fprtGller Saoislaus Ma9par
(1S59): Slaa gire ipues man llet life
our, life engans hos en- @%urppHer; Dite
bcrte jes, buoroan aplnoerne eiprpe
fine SemGrtninger on nit Dore.
"Senne buibe Mano," iagbe De, "pilbe
paa @ruub ai fin bsie llante @eflt
pRre noflaa u~niter, bpiS ban life bapDe
blaa zine pg suIrpot Saar, Der brin9er
bam til at ligne ct uilot 9pr. Sfabe,
at bans WOoer life bar ipot BAN til
@erpen meo iorte Zine og FORT !Saar."
Sroiarpe ltaar life / bpt aurs
hos aaiierne, s. Sfopter iOrtaller ON
en- ulpttelis aaffcr, iom itscu Yise
piloe 9ste, oa Fan bar ipr lDs.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29

FnsoenHen' fer goot no. o. r elegant aauet mep Senmn ii yrearbebe rnM
apuWnoeNNs HfaIhnens 6oohpHe err net let baanoteriat oa Sefboele al enbprtn emit
S OtOsOrR9 sa bette Omrlaoe Oct anpsuOt 1rr er at beoae getaHenDeo o. mutt
lvtu,Ueeoe. Sate7n8en % uofmpniusgn sr Of fprre Raua. Sptuabrust o. an a
m " o F Marunen r mutt pohret Og uithphteroe bpprpeb be faar ct net o1 img
lA' "0FenDe aramatenatt er eun Black Walnut eur antique Oak, enr 9rh
Nc ienon walnut Panels % uf pripnt mo Nickel Trimmings. Soroent r aUh
OsNDHt 2F9 iamrnenGt al 7 forfeaae Sag boruo man bar opnaat aprre Smt
pfgmo at erect tan Naa fig gfatnns 5ocnpte n iorIpuet mo plated casters
$50 80" 0uA"opPe poioerE rpl1uet % the treadle plate, bpdtet aipr, at lRahnn
a .| meg! 'hee mi Oilers r GiiGbct Gen bar be aaerenefe " bHt|
~" I'm mn lr oNmlnoeh9 % lin fancy Spmt gn uofprra Suaruitonap1 na
ot HorNe eer engeHte Spro1 mebTqer ber gRotne
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29

Part Hesionen I Miuueioia er be.
ilenot ior tine Subipsr. Glpe o. Sfoue.
6 bpsr,. iOm sniter iis ct M SIsm pil btr
faoe ls tilirsos. Spr n9rmere lnoerret'
ming ltrip til "GmiSratlons aommiieen",
Glentpocb, Mtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29
(Sortfettes.)

Grnnrea til. at en- auinoe life bpr "crtlare ia" sr
osn, at Zen aurp" piloe pirfe alior ~trntfenpe paa beubes
ilolte 6plelier. Sps ben alminoslise RanS er bet sonite
a%noerleoes. San fan eoot taale al iaa "Mei' eptil iemteu
8anse uoen al iple is pibere trpttei. Sans Naiur tan
bore bet - benoes life. Suoae.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29

Stin8ere glpres oerueo fulocnOt,
fat % iuIoitGuois ems paa beaae
Sibcr al 3giet. MaItjreu er for.
ipnet mro ct lot SaunobIul ypur.
neo man ueb SjGIp al en- 3pmme.
Itrne tan Itonoie Yiaitinerret, meoens
SooIen ipIoes. Zen bar Ell bgi
FIRM, JON 9saninacn piier, boiltet
gtper goo Blaos peo Sgiets Saano.
tertna noen at 9ipe ben ct .lumiet
uoieenoe. Zen bar oernGit en-
Automatic Spole. Gunber Cbobbin
winder), Der er iaa filter % poa.
lioslls / fin Sir'er, at en- baarlia
punoet SpoIe oil bare en- linn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29
Stor uoiprici ira 0aipcfou,

S 1896 uoiDries fra @alueItou,
Ger, 1,011,5 SCI SOmulosbaNer. 3,4l4s
963 Su)telS Speoe 60 6,24l, 35S Sg.
ibels Uials. Yerolsn al Gpens llo.
f0riel i be lieiis fire Wiaaneoer al garet
belpb iis til s3S, 5o0.7 o5; i famine
Tlosrum inpiOm III 6nrtpier meS en-
lamlet Dr9stl9beo al 800, $50 Cons.
Manae al Dem oar nprlte.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-29
S99 UlQrfe til ne6enitaaenoe Dri1er

"" a ~" go So notnner % en- ioer etuHe, meo Bent Wood Cover. .s2o.?S
1saNthe no. to Sfufr paa br gnoe o en- foeu efuTe< - ..S2t?j
'"''"F o o.-2e StTr pa br GnOe o en- lDen eiuf, - .S.2.s