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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

I'm ginerally disposed ter side weth
the kickers," remarked Wandering
Mike; but / mus say tibet can't rifle
up ez much ez some O. the folks tibet
wants ter rub out ev'ything this gov
er'ment's been a-doin' SO long, an
start over agin."
That's nice way fur down-trod-
den victim of capitalistic oppression to
talk" exclaimed Flooding Pete, con-
temptuously.
II tries ter be fair. I'm agin wealth
But some o. them fellers is jes' ez
muck sot again workin' ez we are
They've inherited wealth through nc
act OF their own, an can't bring my.
self ter hate man jes' because he
happened ter be born rich. Washing
ton Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

There are obout 100000 Italians in
ne Knitted states. one-third OF them
-. settled in the principal cities.
Tgalf Of these are laborers. Fifty per
c.rt are ilIiterate. They fNe hard and
.eaaav workers, very saving and anx-
,oua 10 improve themselves. When
ansv nave no chance to work at their
awr trade they will accept any other
rsnd AZ work and any wages. The
Isart,ns hate begging. Has any read
sr OF his ever been stopped by an ita'-
an and asked for nickel? In the
sacord a. charitable institutions there
49,. very few Italian names.--La Luce
rcaueeIica. Newark, ". J.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
SUNDAY BATTLES.
Waterloo. Inkerman. Ramllllos szs MAI

Waterloo, Inkerman. Families szd Nal
plaquct Were on the Sabbath.
Some of the most important battles
by land and sea have been fought ON
Sundays and the first day, SO far as
warfare is concerned, has proved any
thing but day of rest, says the Gin
cinnati Enquirer. The most important
Sunday battle on land was Waterloo,
which caused the final overthrow of
the great Napoleon, while at sea Lord
Howe inflicted a serious defeat on the
French naval forces on Sunday, the
glorious LIST of June, 1884. Inkerman,
the soldiers battle, was another Sun
day victory. 1t was fought on Novem-
Der 5. 1854. between the British and
French against the Russians, when 81
900 British repuised force of $4,000
Russians, of whom 5000 were killed
and wounded.
Among other important Sunday bat
ties were Families, one of Marlbor-
ough's great victories, which was
fought on Whitsunday, May %, 1905.
Oudenarde. on Sunday, July IL, 170S,
and Malplaquet, on Sunday. Septem-
Der IL, 1909. The battle of Vimiera
was fought on Sunday. August 81, 1908,
and it was on Sunday, January 10.
1912, that Wellington issued the brief
but determined order, "Ciudad Rodrigo
must be carried by assault this evening
at Z o'clock" The Indian mutiny
broke out at Meerut on Sunday, May
10, 1857. while Kars was carried by
assault by the Russians on Sunday.
November is, 1877.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

Fa,r mrn were found dead IN Bos-
Ism tiis other morning victims OF as
obyxlauau bs Illuminating gas the
d,.sr rwo we're Bartender Waiter Hines
amt an anRuawn companion 10 q room
81 Edward ?. siye's lodging house.
rwo nearly empty whisky bottles 10
Ills r,sm probably explains why one
~ ,r,r rw0 saa jefs had been let
,,,,r,,s an Two men were also found
s,,.a. Il : Iloaus on Dwight street They
sera Reaard q Beunius. telegraph
ourraror &C me Western Union once
al,nur a. years old. who boarded there
AMI water Sample. photographer
nsd aannt a. whom hennine TOOK
a,ms VITA him. There we're inhiea-
rl,,spa siiat ehe two had also been drink.
laa
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

A M rgsrrss sieeisss. nlssss
4 ..,,1,eo .harlansp ~ sliii ~ saa
- mos nsaFstsfll stiifiss tiiasi
~ bz~n sinI,s is,tts stis'rns filr
ss.sr enc rusaslsss ss~nf on ffise
80 sas arnlissssii IN tisis eilAi -.
.suint~sisii musIss, aaai will
asllls slisssr AZ - to- pfssS1ni
~ tr-a al .saas fihtss IaSa
EnsG.n sssst 81 Essfi Glfa.<
$50 nsRls asap sliss ssiliSi
= snI ~ asll sefr i aos
Ia lxaiirs s-afas lituisszs tiit'sn
tiiss ssii4 its saussliis sui
4 nilalsa ,1ukesgil iisse T'ss-
ssiusse god rsaslnTIsas'T
~ iitll ars lhlsn Iissnnsss--sss
DE- Esf liH gAssiIIsf l.if
siiHa sau ,lts, assisfiihnF
sg,tsss NAT iisis sasN giie
gi aIl e.ns atn ceui
a Ian asssssl ssseEnssi -
sfa nRl ni.i stsslisasis
Masl AZ asassa siisllitsu sesse
la, gsiis s1iHss ., tie eyH'
IL ~ man Flis.Fn aat
n nrsni4 b riis liisu.
v milt ~ tsmr9s Barr
- Aa ias' linllau ~ NJ -
Htssi as1s NarBFs~s
m wSs Isssgsszsss 1tse n
ss " .flr uamlssss sud sBiasa
~ stfH ssat nn atsii' 1fss;ii
ghirs 1sEns ,faIn aalns 40
s szsi4issthis ss~sk lsi filr
ss aif senf1sns. sssi ftss aEsi.
siiiis Il, agistl sslanlEs Ma
lasr ii, ssmE s1a riis magic
ase s,lii<s assss giie aDnsrs.
saissl sttis sfsii 4ss r-sasss
1as~snEsqgt ssegs.s s@sTs,er ~.
a8gsrlsf iuig nsaiss pash ana
asTrss.tug alaar ars~ainw 5
slas 9sns ~ lssit Fsirn 8assns
~ ssrErs apss,s 1svallsssrss ,,ss
sfa 81 ssi.E eusssF N4ssss IN
~, shf lsa.sg 8sfsf. ssaas sliurns
fssea 9Fgunslr 10 yiir agis
~ ssTastls iiiss sHasHtnassnn ~
8tiss & siisf hfsss liatss espifs
nzs 3tnW slis sssrfSnH ~ use
3 sitsci CO. aassasslia llgs
- sftli anHsa fnatl .nia
aHH snnfser lsiea Tar NrrFri
foar II ;siss ifstfsgali 1litsiIlns
cs iss,tlRlatser Butchers
E5pe nra astnaa fnen arai.
~ ~ ssAsI afsrf rgs nm.
s.E Sesgurnrsr g,.-'Sn.
H e Astrt sssasa Bstfa a..
ssss eata ~ ssAnnr custom.
aeaassil a Is sihnRr aatu
ssr~G
ars Rnams Rsnsirasll
as asenrs esas sasslesef 10 ii.
'issse sluanlMarE amt tsseF
= vim = ne Naalna aasstva n
II nfIiaFts ahugte sianscsd
y Ast 'Hnusrt ass@st giisanz:i
iss Il s.g1sis atsaaasl aga vie
y lrr ltts,s Daughters
ssss aipafsuuls ~ ranfssss
z sssfais'st elinrrEst Rsttt OUTS I'D
9 ge aiiasnH 80 ~ bnaas il
a.atilnE COMMUNICATIONS III,
z see 81 ~ sWal srnanlna.
ssHy fftss 4ud ans erni
- 10y wsas afr 6ir Ia
~ elilsfis ~ ssir s,eshssir s
ssgpilsss ANT ssiss pasnrng q
/ s'ltulii eSgsnlssa 81 u,
Nc
ss'a sesliss nssm Anrfiv es
z tllst . gllHsernaslaa plsusf
49, esratu. ritsplasi. fliat faia,
ailre . asssN ~ lssulim ahansy
.itrsi q Bmsis 80 me- Ria,
hEls;f dtaass clinfuslie m
r. sssntt,F 10 % slss asm astpg
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
worried.

Robinson--Im sorry you didn't buy
a copy of the last number OF the Inn
pressionfst Magazine. / had a story in
it. Thompson-Yes you told me YOU
were going to have. you may remem>
ber.-Boston Transcript.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
The Only Drawback,

Visitor There is panel in my new
dining room that that would just fit
Hungry Artist-Most happy, I'm sure
Visitor-Only, when the room is paid
for. l shall have no money for pic
lures. -Harper's Bazaar.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
HAS COURTED DEATH.
TRIED SUICIDE tN MANY WAYS
BUT STILL LIVES.
@stA"as OF uis Essiaa Experiments--
fia~ esass Was unrsumited Affection
-fsar Hs Afterwards Married the
asn..

RANK II. cHEES-
MAN. living at
2227 Ohio street,
s out b b e rkeIey,
breaks the local
record for suicidal
effort, says the San
= ra n c iseo Ex-
a m in err Z light
times has he at
tempted TO ferry
the Sfyx and only
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
ISLAND OF JAMAICA.
THERE ARE THIRTY coLoRED
PEOPLE TO ONE WHITE.
Tropical Fruits and Vegetables the
Main Food OF the Peopie-worismen
Imported from the States Die In Two
Years from Rum.

FOUND myself in
a great, shadowy,
roomy hotel, with
hardwood a o or S
and furlongs of We
randa, giving on a
garden which had
run somewhat to
seed, but contained
several palm trees
and an assortment
of lizards, green
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
The Brute.

The Baby-Gobble, hobble. Gohble.
hobble. The Wife-John. do believe
the baby is trying to say he loves me.
The Brute-very likely. He hasn't
known you long.--London Figaro.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
n..uIt. nIsnrn.cd II.

This is all rot about pure grit win.
ming success"
'How SOL"
II sank fortune In q grindstone
factory. Detroit Free Press.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

r,..,noad and pearl NECKLACES
A,aarl,es and brsceiets are = e ass ..a,
s.,' ea,rwr Of evening dress TINS sea-
e Syn,ass,, msnsrs believe that v " aA
go 800" ~ waiatle underground
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
~ WAS.

Dobson-That was somewhat pre-
vious joke Witticus got OFF, wasn't it?
Smiley--Yes: previous to the flood
New York Herald.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
The CoIIectlng bad.

Alice-I hear Jeanette is getting
collection OF rings.
Anita-0h. Is she engaged again!-
Yonkers Statesman.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

f,,a Mary PhsIlips Of Urban, Pa. was
$500, -, 40 4 pcs dog three weeks ago
~ I,,,a now died from hydrophoo'@
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

81 tN'F%ANNsNtttt
Z Willows asaM,ssg easmasfeea
ailafr asF dos wife wsse aptlt ~
/ :, elcl'rk sas Reiit.. and wiseu
]. as'ad ~. spo&e Itp sIie doop sad
asat h5tlb asassT aaresn rlne
ao'7srr enc eAs ew@ IstBlie aiais
.s''a ~ ellse Gslt sesem staeioa.
l'l'ea cihasee ~ eaxssmcy was
teiaaAt eale elsaadFenl The
4it - eeg tllam. anf ehasM sAs
llldl'psts@f esas taeY mese 70
s'iap her tlls nase q eeypilble
w. attacked eiAs aeem sissone~
eFig eess slse pssaIe GIRLS 10
W. easA1esp@r ~ dfaa aArmi
DM AaM me aw~ assVice ~.
f''1ligAf Nv else fepcs 10 sasl.
wv " eAe Atelas aFeagHs 10
Hshs aa1SaRepes ~ sonss eofas
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

There are fifty four temperance news
papers published in the United
Kingdom,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03

sAiAiE@n eaili
AeN Nets &ifk
aese iass Msas,
gLaksn il1aH wazl
ss@as-ui 10 Jtlasnl q.
emilnTAllls lssna-
sglsru,lsp flnss asp
narlh sffl@sltnaai
aarsni IA giise ~
sIlre1i sssns 9sitsE n
a. ltise sIlassliE ANA
Ms.e sun4lHEssn 10
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1897-04-03
|i9FS AND bad 1fI4GN

..a.sr ssIs iLrTlTlsE s0asEs TE
COMPLEMENTARY aAsQstER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-29

for their being received elsewhere. If
he does so, however, he is still respon-
sible for their welfare, and is bound
to see that they are we'll cared for and
kindly treated And woe be to him
should he neglect his duty in this re-
spect. The whole community would
rise up against him in righteous indig-
nation.
Most of the Icelanders live entirely
on fish, mutton, beef and rye bread, as
almost everything else has to be i'm
ported, and is, therefore, too dear for
the working classes to buy. 1t is only
the comparatively wealthy who can
afford to drink anything but milk Or
water; even coffee is regarded as lux
ury, to say nothing of wine or spirits.
Their clothes are made of 'vadma,"
a sort of rough cloth woven on hand
looms. There is not single railway in
the country, and the roads are only
what we should call bridle-paths. Until
last year only fourteen mails year
left the island, but now the number
has been increased by seven, and a
proposal has recently been made to
connect the island with the rest of
the world by means of telegraph
cable According to the report, it is
only with the last few years that mon
ely has been in general use in the ISL
and, before that time all trade being
carried on by barter. Quite recently
new departure has been made by the
formation of cooperative societies, the
farmers and fishermen in the various
districts combining to send their sheep,
ponies, wool, fish, etc., abroad for sale
on commission, and in return buying
wholesale quantities of provisions and
foreign goods, which the societies di-
vide among their members. 1t is only
since 1885 that there has been such a
thing as a regularly organized bank in
Iceland.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-12-29
AMERICAN HOPS LEAD.

Twenty years ago, says the Boston
Transcript, German hops, together with
the English product, ruled the world,
the German trade, on account of over
production, being largely foreign; but
American hops have entered the COM
petitive market, and leading German
trade journal admits that mo matter
how great the industry and intelligence
displayed in Germany, the enormous
tracts of arabic land in the United
States are bound to secure to the lat
ter the upper hand in the end" Great
quantities of hops are exported from
Bavaria, Bohemia and Alsace to
France, England and Scandinavia; and
Russia was once good market, but
imported Bohemian plants into Volhy-
noa and Poland have met with success
that it has large surplus for export.
Certain qualities of German and Bohe-
milan hops are sent in small quantities
to America for manufacturing certain
grades of German beer, but are being
superseded by American hops, and so
formidable has become the competition
of California hops that the German
producer has to content himself with
very small profit, and sees his bust
ness steadily declining.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-09-18
HOuaekccninE.

Recalling the much harder condi-
tions of housekeeping of the times of
our grandmothers and likewise Of their
mothers before them, we are impressed
with the fact that the women who sur
mourtcd successfully so many OBJ
stacles must have been made of really
tough fiber. The modern appliances
which give us everything for our tables
in highly condensed AID Lcautiful
forms, ready fo1 use, with the mini
mum Of preparation, WIRE then un-
known. They Tou"dCd thH Pepper and
pulverizcd the suka:, ard rolled the
salt. So far from Ea"inG electric lights
to command at the tCulh Cf a, in%&teri-
GUS knob, they had not even lucifcr
matches. The fire hHd to Ec kent in
by strenuous care, and sometimes one
went TO her neipELor'S to D.Iiuw
handful Of fire with which to light her
own. Nothing was easy. Everything
required hard, perscvcrirE H'd uMrc-
Icnting labor, so that We L., well be-
heve that the women Of that elder day
were far from being incapable. lnCapa-
bic women may, for the brief seasons Of
youth, while the sea shell color tints
the rounded cheek ard T." "l'"""t" dc
diahlc" beams in the bright cJcs, win
a passing tribute from thoughtless
men. But the women who wear wCll
must know how to meet emergencies,
how to order and see their. orders
obeyed. how to hold themselves in calm
composurc, whatever tempests are
abroad.-N. Y. Ledger.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-09-18
T. QUARRELSOME BIRDS.

The Missel Thrush IL Cruel and Piti-
.'tSE' .:i:.'. less. i...' - 'r. ." =
The robin, that "pious'' bird, is very
quarrelsome, and it exasperates one to
watch him wasting the precious hours
In hunting another hungry robin down,
and round and round, till the sparrows
have cleared the board, says the Con-
temporary Review. The blackbirds, too
are 'c4J uLnoS ing III Lue way lnuL lney
snatch up lump of bread and fly off
with; it, only to be chased about for the
rest of the morning by other black
birds, while sparrow makes q square
meal off the morsel fallen meanwhile
under shrub. But, relentless as they
are in pursuit. the curious fact is that
they seldom fight. If the pursued
turns, the pursuer stops, perks up his
tail, and, being promptly charged by
the other, becomes in turn the pur-
sued. But woe to both when the missel
thrush comes. He is pitiless in pur-
suit, and I have seen them pass my
window time after time in the course of
morning, the storm cock hard on the
"hcelS'' &C thn blacI.' '.' ',,I ,-Lon
they overt:.lie them Wa, .ur, ,I..,! LOT
myself, / have often said before l be-
lieve the missel thrush q cannibal. At
any rate, attribute some of the dead
blackbirGs and thrushcs that one finds
about the grounds to his cruel beak. He
watches for birds for hours nt time,
like bird of prey, and attacks like one.
I have often stopped a chase which
knew could only endin one way.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-09-18
EASTWARD THROUGH
THE ROCKIES mwS

The traveller, tourist or business
man Is wise when he selects the Rio
Grande Western Railway aGreat Salt
Lake Ronte" for his route to the East
It's the only transcontInental line
passing directly through Salt Lake
City, and in addition to the glin pse
it affords of the Temple City. the
Great Salt Lake and picturesque
Salt Lake and Utah Valley, it. affords
the choice of three distinct routes
through the mountains and the most
magnificent scenery in the world.
On all glasses of tickets stopovers
are granted Mt Ogden. Salt Lake
City, Glenwood Spr ngs, Leadville,
Colorado Springs, Denver and other
points of interest. Double daily
train service and through Pullman
and Tourist sleeping cars between
San Francisco and Denver. Tourist
cars through to Omaha, Chicago and
Boston.
For illustrated pamphlets descrip.
tive Of the @Great Salt Lake Route" /"
write to +. A WADLEIGH,. General
Passenger Agent, Salt Lake City.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-09-18
sueCcstIonr for the sicls.

FlaXseed lemonade is excellent for d
cold To n pint Of water add the juice
of two lemons Carefully removing the
seeds) and three heaping teaspoonfuls
OF faxseed.. Let the mixture simmer
few minutes, then sweeten it to the
taste and let it boil. Remove and strain;
ard set it away to cool. Take good
swallow once or twice an hour. The
cold will relax and the throat will feel
greatly soothe6 by the drink.-N. Y,
Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-09-18
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prietor.
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& = '=s .sI..
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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

bist, men no9et mso famine Soe | fig
mna Der sisres.
Oct saar ofte tent meo at drbetoe
for en- mn Sante - mulig jee ptl blipe
ituHsi, ON ies .nb nu fnoer Ore.
Wen ct bill isg alorig blioe fuHet
/: intet Qrbeibe giort / 1ro er for
gjGpes. 5srer bet life til bet Wnal,
jes snfter, faa er bet berfor life fpilot.
Oct pilbe bore Gdon ON andre al
"0ecorubspoiten"s 2Giere, Tom bar
9ro pda benne 5ants. pilbe tdge ben
op og ie, bporban ben Hog an melem
a~meritanerne pdd oeres Ggn.
Mig foretommer bet nebpenoigt al
pinbe ben bsiers gibens Snbebdoere
berfor.
6jemme bar liniberiitetet fienbii
mob benne 9anfe, men Der fob ct
iomlet 5olt / Nationdlenbeb bag ben.
Oct bar sdnife andre 6orhplb. Ser
burbe man bpege pua llniperitcternsa
friere Spfattelie. Gn Mano ION
grofesior 8. Dahl Deb Gbicaso unis
D~eriitet burbe tunne gisre noget | ben
Retntne.
Nico gehsWeber.
Mius College, alameba Co., Gal.
16be Oecbr. 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
9ronning Nictorias
Torntmc.

Sum befjenbt feirer 9ronnino IittO.
ria til nGite Iar lit 60 Iars &cQerinos.
j%nbilRum, % &pstet pil pibe, at BET Sa
er benoes !Seniist of abbicere iii 8orSs
for SrorIslgeren, Yrinlen al 8ales.
Soprpiot bette iorboloer iis rigtig fan
life af9jpres ; berimob peb man, at
0rUnniu9en er / Serb meb at Opiate
ct mt Geitamente, bpori bun oeppnerr
oper lin betpoelise Sprmue, % Ns
engelite Blade siuer oerne 3io petaiG
lereoe Meooeleller ON be folosiate ge.
lob, 9ronniugen ueb lin 500 eiterlaOu
zig.
s Git a~nilnaes benbes 8ripatiUrmR
til 25 WiQioner Gunb STERLING cQer ca.
440 Wiqipner arprer, bpilten Sum
0ronninsen / Iarenes Sob bar fam,
menlparet fig. 9a bun beite9 3rpun
eteoe bun Sntet, % maatie enoog bstale
in afopoe 5aoers @inlb, inoen but
funoe be9pnce at iGtte Ienge prl
Gente; men oa bun bpert Nar bar tlns
net lasge beipoiise Summer Up, %
otsIe itebie CT blepne flpgt % bpgtist
aominlltrereoe, fan bun M, iOm man
ler, trGtte Jig iilba9e meo en- net Tile
Spareifiains. Oct bpr bog nuters8, at
Dnn bar aroet en- Mpngbe Yenge elur
ictlticQise al fine ipritelise 6rGncer;
eiter i'm Manb arueoe bun ct rte9et BE-
tDoeli9t 8elDb. 8ronninsens 6OrntHt
blluer, iUm ia9t, uom9rtei aominiitrtret
% giper guoe Genier, ioa ben pprr
ltrrtt lor buert Nar, Der saar.
Drowning 8ictoria er en- al be rega
fan ergellte Heaenter, Der eIterlaoer zig
9toget ceo i'm 8So; Slertalet al benoes
6or8iGr9ere eiterlub ia fun @iGlo, lon
Ynrlamertet mantte betale.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
9eoen anGriber ira to
Gantcr.

Sotu edif. en- GARNER aat o,r.
unoslf Gsben paa n 9ant for ot r,'
be ben paa en- anoeu. 1iblia Oman.
Morsen bar ban uoe mso ct gqs g.
ipm han piloe tiore til Gticaoo, a..
Tom til ct Steb. hnor Der er ct R,rn,.
al Sernbaneiror. os ban hopbe io,.,
2asiet ouer be to fcrite stinner \,
en- al Seitene inublebe os ialot. ! ~,
iomme hsrte ban 2pben az et Wib,n
Grprestrain, o. Ian arteibece nj =
Mast ior at briuse Seitene pna ger,.
ne, men tunbe life iaa @uanen Inv,
fra Sporet. acknowledgment bru,,,
8remierne iaa sooi, bet LOB fla oipr.
anlsepel itsote sofanseren mob go,,
men, !Siie aasiet ira Sjuteue % isn,,,
bet neb / @rpften peb Chen al @ai,r
@rciten rar fuIO al Sano eftcr Ne,
itarfe &esn peo Nptaar. Sen ita.l,I,
Sarmer fulate meoSs os bleu llooer,
be uuber bet nebe / Ynnoet. 1roir,,
%itanoieoe, % bets 3ieneitemeno foo.
huilten Gare cd bar; men iiteOetiur
at pGlte Scet af ham o9 biplpe ham
iii at TONNE op, ienote be ct 9elc1ron
til Golitiets Sopeo ~itation paa Gjtp
Sau, Der ieien parilebe Station,n
Soutb @nsleiuooo, buorira ba en- "a.
trolursn florte no.
Smlolertio bsoe Sarmeren / Gonoet,
ga TatroIposncn TOM fra G~rslcnooS,
par Der intel anbet at sisre eno at
bente en- unoertdfer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Urls 0bt.

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0anlIe rpIteuOe at trnfe puo o0. +.
nOsNte YtlsUOnGrsr, icm er ccoc ain
Dare paa noale fna 4dr. Oct or = Q
arOe'O'r', iom isa ~ilcuoer tit: yir
@l'rOe, Nrs. 6aircm, Orr. .apbr;su
0srs. NeiIano. Mlis QUra Wel,or
aNr. SOimen, Wr. Netlono "a gpr
s'a'Oa'' 6lere al Os bar Urytt o..
Oen nar' % bet er at irpate for, Of
SsOsllltsn mart btioer furpaet. m,s.
lonspsnnerne turoe inoS, 0oor,,n,n.
'O'" AZ 81 sl're alt. iom siOrss fan.
,0r at 0soare Dor 9etbreo. ioo e;nn
bslosbas. ais
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Gu tor SslGnoer.

Gn al Sslanbs befIerbteite WGnb /
uolanoet % meit ire rasenoe 5pltes
bistere, DIR. 8rimur 9bomlen, er ben
27pe iorrise Maaneb aisaaet peo DOZEN
paa i'm @aarb 8esioltapier / StGrbeoen
al Rbepflapif.
Grimur gbpmien bar fBbt 1920 %
blep priput oimitteret til &isbenbauns
llniueriitet | aaret 1887, bpor ban eiter
nusen Sotlen bensau fig iii Stupiet al
5iluiOfi 90 SGiteiif.
Otter en- l~1oenlanoSreiie 81. a. iii
9aris fit ban Gniattelie +, llbenrisss
miniiteriet ps blep ienere requirements,
ietretRr / lamme Miniiteriums Sanoels.
ps aoniulatsbepartement. San bar en-
al ISLANDS itsrite SoItebistere, %
nosle AZ bans 9iste er %oueriatte pan
Emit; be er alporIige os ftorilasne ipm
be gamtle olpnoroiife Gauge % Sole.
iasn, ira boilte ban pite benter, Gmne,
til fine 3iste.
@rimur GbOmisn par en- al Sslanba
melt %iremrasenoe Gplitifere % uat
iOlteonlgt Qltingsmaub / oosr 90 gar.
s De iiofte Gar al lit 2ip bnpoe bar
truftet Jig iiIbage ira bet uffeniliss Sir
% leueoe fun ior fine Stupier os jim
8istHina. San operiaits iaaleoes flert
srGite 9istere 8idplos % Sppbotles)
pau SsIanoit. Sau uar iifteri en- at b
lGrpeite % melt iremrasenoe Sslrnoert
/ bette Garbunbrebe.