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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-10-23
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Daily States.
| We clip the following from an
exceedingly well written article in
the Lake Charles American:
| Undoubtedly, some method
should be devised which would rid
the country of this periodical agi-
tation in regard to the tariff.
ssWith each succeeding change in
administration, the country is har-
rowed up by tariff discussion; and
characterized by tearing to pieces
of the matter from one end to the
other, and oftentimes creating a
totally different policy from tina,
which was expected, of that which
preceded"
There is much truth in this.
Whenever Republican adminlstra-
ton comes into power the tariff
robbers make a combination to in
crease the tariff rates and rob the
people. This will continue as long
as there is a national party in the
country bent on destroying our Re-
publican form of government and
building up plutocracy by robbing
the people through legislation for
the enrichment of the few. A tariff
commission so far from remedying
the evil will simply ageravate it,
and instead of having periodical
disturbances of business through
the demands of tariff robbers we
will have continuous turmoil.
There is but one way to stop this
injurious tariff agitation and that is
by settling the tariff on sound eco
nomical principles. Unsettled
questions have no respect for the
repose of nations. And until the
tariff question is settled upon sound
principles it will continue to agitate
and disturb the country; and sound
principles mean on the basis of
tariff for revenue only. The tariff
agitation vexed England and dis
turbed her business for one hun
dred years and more; but as soon
as the great free trade leaders got
into power they settled it on the
principle of free trade. Since then
there has been practically no agita-
ton Of the question in England,
simply because the question was
settled on sound economic princi-
pies, and since that time the trade
Of England has quintupled: her
commercial navy covers every sea
On the globe; her merchants trade |
N every port of the earth, and
every nation is her debtor. This |
much for free trade.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-10-23

Quarantine Will not prevent Moss
& Mouton from supplying the de-
mand for lumber at lowest prices
from the large stock they have on
hand.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-10-23
Extra E4G1Nz. Funerals.

Lake Charles Press
Miss. Mary Bauer. young lady
Of New Orleans, died of yellow
fever the other day. Her two
brothers who were out of the city
did not arrive home until after the
sister was dead and they insisted
upon different bur:al from tina,
given the fever victims. It is the
custom to roll the body in sheets,
disinfect it, place it in plain cot
fin and convey it to the cemetery
unaccompanied by relatives. When
DR.. Metz attempted to execute these
rules in the case of Miss Bauer there
was trouble. The two brothers
summoned friends who armed them
selves and forced the health officers
to retire. Weapons were drawn
and two shots fired but finally a
compromise was effected.
Like cases have been occurring
nearly every day in New Orleans.
There has been constant trouble
over the matter of burial of persons
dying of fever. 1t makes the ques-
ton of funerals an important one
and some fixed standard must be
adopted.
The fashion of funerals is per-
haPs more pronounced in New Or
leans than in other American cities,
but'everywhere it is observed with
lamentable lavishness and extrava-
gance. People who are sensible
about everything else, who make no
pretense to style, who complacently
ignore customs they cannot afford
to follow or do not choose to OBJ
serve. will 60 to any extremity CT
sacrifice in order to give their dead
t'decent" funerals. A ssdecent''
funeral, be it remembered, is one
in which there is an extravagant
coffin, costly hearse and number
less carriages for the use of all the
family. 1t is a distressingly modest
funeral in the most modest commu-
nifty which costs less than $500
while in larger cities it is no I'M
common thing for poor family TO
incur an expense two or three times
as great in burrying an infant I'M
known beyond the household cir
Gle.
Showing respect for the dead
does not mean vulgar displays or
foolish extravaganza. 1t is senti-
ment honored more in the breach
than the observance Of such FASH
ion. Let us hope the requirements
health in New Orleans will serve to
impress a lesson of common sense |
in regard to this peculiar excres-
cence of civilization.
After all the old fashion, country |
custom Els the best, the most ra-
tional and the tenderest expression
IF love and duty. Where funeral
fashion has not invaded common
sense, the plain coffin, home made
If an undertaken is not easily Access
'ible, is most appropriate for the
common clay to which mortal
turns. 1t is borne to the burial
ground in an ordinafy conveyance,
1T best a spring wagon, which may
De found in the neighborhood. 1t
S lowered into a grave digged by
strong armed and tender hearted
friends of the family. The flowers
are the free offerings of neighbors.
The service is led by the unpaid
minister. And yet, in it
Ill, there is sorrow which is above
and love which needs no
expression. City life re-
luires a modification as conditions
demand. Anything more is mock
Fry of grief and insulting to real
oropriety, whatever may be the de-
cree of conventionality.
One of our we'll known citizens
las his wife at one of the summer
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-10-23

We employ the best of watch
makers aud you can rest assured
your watches viii give you perfect
satisfaction. T. NJ. Biossat, jew
eler.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-10-23

The Florence wagon is the best
and cheapest on the market. Call
at the Moss & Mouton Lumber
Yard and inspect the assortment on
hand.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1897-10-23
THE XNELLGLBZL/TY or THE COR
ERNOR rs HIS OWN sue
CESS0P

OAN
CESSOR.
Rotation in public Office is 5:
component pant of Democracy, TO
indeed there is nothing less in har
mony with Republican form o
government than the existence of :
quasi permanent omce-holding class,
which is a brooding nest for the
Matching of politicians. Believing
in the efficacy of the principle OF
rotation and not in clique or ring
rule, we suggest that the constitu-
tional convention which is to NEE,
in New Orleans in January next,
insert in the new constitution the
following clause, which was in the
State constitution of 1912, viz:
tsThe governor shall be ineligible
the expiration of the term for which
he shall have been elected"
In our opinion the insertion of
this clause in the new constitution
would have healthy influence over
the illaudable condition of politics
in the State and would, in great
measure, contribute in allaying
the complaint so much heard of
late years about clique rule.
If the governor could not be his
own successor, that fact alone
would elevate him in the estimation
of the people, and in making APP
pointments he could not be sus-
pected of doing so from motives
of selfshness and personal ambi-
ton.
The question of presidential term
accompanied with reelection has
been discussed by prominent public
men in the United States.
In his first inaugural message,
President Andrew Jackson, who had
been cheated by combination of
ofhce-holders of his election to the
presidency, after recommending an
amendment to the constitution of
the United States, SO as to have the
president elected by a direct vote
of the people, added that he was
also in favor of an amendment
limiting the presidency to only one
term.
Mr.. Hayes, in accepting the
nomination for the presidency, de-
clared that if elected he would not
be a candidate for reelection, Civ
ing as his reasons that he believed
the civil service of the United
States could be better administered
by an executive, who was under no
temptation to use the patronage of
his Office to promote his reelection.
President James K. Polk, for SIM
liar reasons, when he accepted the |
as a candidate of the |
Democratic party, declared that if
elected, he would not be a candi-
date for re- election.
Now read what President Cleve-
land says on the subject: "When
we consider the patronage of this
great Office (the executive) the al
lurements of power, the temptation
to retain public place once gained,
and more than all, the availability |
a party finds in an incumbent,
whom horde of Office holders,
with zeal born of benefits received
and fostered by the hope of favors
yet to come, stand ready to aid
with money and trained political
service, we recognize in the eiigi-
bility Of the president for re-elec-
ton a most serious danger to that
calm, deliberate and intelligent
political action, which must char
acterize government by the peo-
ple."
1t must be admitted that the
'easons given in opposition to the
e. election of the president as his
'wn successor, apply with the same
orce against the eligibility of the
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Iens Blooet.
n;,t r,utg(sh pil bringe bin Stgrfe
ga Dir Gnersi tilbase.
.,,ts gsaaes, a bpiifst bette Tier, er
y" at fItrere stpoet.

:, ,ar life fun 5OOe iuO / SiOoet nOen
,;,rrem Mapelt. m. -.
gtT" ltat iaa iitfert CT oct, at &c ttie Ian
.t+@,fteu no al Blopet uoeit 9lenilem Sepes
rel w oi5ie Srgauer er it9rfe, renter be
aloact fulotRnetst.
0Ssrirrr De er ipage, on Itprf Dem.
60 HE Weoicin for at ltimilere euer
;.y5,rrme oem. De er Ipage. Stprt
", Ssrior, fpreno Sc anltr9nger BEN.
0sT ~ Or et Sultem al in0penoige Nerper,
n,srerer qeperen % Nprerne, Stte De
i p5.rosr reo buis Sj9lp oi fpler og beo99er
- a, 6pilfe 81 iGopanli9pis ooftprerer.
V', ~ ,ilhprer Ell iGrltilt SDitem bet ia1rts
-, nitert, ipm frembriu9er 9Iertets Stag
"' NJ inntpotbetiIte gteroeipItent.
Qgpsren "a Nprerue er aloris Ipa8e, fsreuo
oisic glerper ipRffes.
''SS Sbopp bar ItiHnfet bisie inooenoi9e
n,-,sr on hel 9epetibs Stnoeitm. San bar
:".IS;tguniaoIprt bet eneite ltiooel, Ntennes
,t"I,Srn fi@nper til, ipm tan ltnrfe benz.
I"Tr zbppps 8ieuppretter (Restoratve )
..|r rem iii bisie i~pntpatbettlte Neroer.
Tsr fi,ullerer benz life, men 9toer DEM
1~,rsfr9ft Zen pirfer life bnrti9t, men
>,nlr en- parig Selbreoelie.
S45or oi5ie Weruer er ftarfe, arbeioer Sc
r,r,r Ga Wnrcrne paa rette Ntaaoe. Ger
Won blIper g}looet rent, pg Der giues in9et
SrSrr N{aaoe, paa bpiiten oct ian IrelnlneS
Cler bDloes / oeune 3tlitarto.
yr 5boopS 8og iprt9ller mere an9aaenoe
,isis 9}erper. Zen iprtGller, bpao ell 2epes
rs, Erioriua bar lGrt BAN meo Seninn I'll
5aJohets Reu,elie. Zen er fri; lfrio efter ben.
Sr SBoops @iernpretter (Restoratlye)
Fcitfr 500 pr. Slalte hos Npotbeterne eler
~ Nrnres betalt / 6orltuo. Ger SLATER
;ar $500. 4oresier: 81. Sboop, 652 2no
-.r-,nt 4 hncine. gSis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
marts, Qpril, mai.
Sen bsioiaiir Sto for 0slbreoelie al
froniIf gatarrb.

8iutsrusir bcpIrier Gatarrb; bet peo
GnbUsr. Wsn life Gubusr giUer Jig
til Of tRHfe pan, at 8lutsrpelr CT en-
9inorius ior SeIbrsOsiisu ai Gatarrh.
Oct in9er lRuger: 40 ON 8iHtsrsn
at hslbrsoe Gatnrrb emo. naar Barmsr
er tomntn / Belret. Barren tommer
mart. Gu sr IiOeu ennitis TT at bel.
breoe ct gGmm.lt Os ristis ilemt 9il'
iGloe al Gatarrb. gas, b0ilte ilise
sdmle Gatarrb.l itiRloe gs,ru.na uns
Der beloIae Gmltanoigb eoer fan bels
brebe:
8. W. Crps, Guanah 1eras, fri,
per: % belle 20 anr bar ies liot al
Gatarrb; i hele IL gtar bar i.g uarst
Omtrent osu; life trOeoe ieg at funue
bliue IriIt iaisn. Saa bespHOte ieg at
tage Re'ru'un, os M tror iea. at je9
er beibreoet Ell Sang for ale"
2RRf ooer bette! Ru er bet ben
bsoite lib for en- burtig 6sfbrebelis.
Zen iaatalote 8aars Jeber sr / girts.
li84eo'u "Spitsmtc Gatarrb". BE,
ru'ua bet6reoer ben aloefes.
Geuo eitsr FIT Gatarrbs BOG. aoresIe:
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Stor granb paa G~oussberg.
Sorleben Seat neobrenote Safon gns
oerieus @aarb ueo Npmoeus corp
paa aonssbers til @runoen. @aars
ben bar asiureret / 8ranofas fen for
1880 &r. Ollie be 8rauoliote5 Is,
i~urance er Ian, iaa at be lioer aoitiaist
Cab. 3 Seite reooeoes.
Nabubuiet, tilbSrenbe Gnteiru Slea
9srnes os asiureret for 100 Sr.,
blep Osiaa omtrent soelast. Gn Gel
Snbbo reobeOes Der. Settss RaboBus
beIfaoi9eoes u%betpoeliot.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Xlortoasyano.

Seq gniter at iGIas 800 Neres nle9et iHt
JnrmlanO uso St. guc.e R,per, mar &btie
Gitp. 9aupet bar Siusr dront o. eauer is
for 5rnd. 5armina YtneappIes, Gitronsr,
gauancr Dir. Msset iunot. 5rt oeo
3srnbausu. Ri ielse biuiat oa a lang
5iD. iIGr huis 5lsre Hog Jig iummen til en-
GolorL. Seq or ijenot meo ale 5Ioripa.
Jorbolp % ian give soo 8eiteo. Strtu I'll
MrS. 9pu,s Bic, 223 @ru1eiier Nur.,
gbteaap, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

BrnD0to. -9erueo teiisnet9isrss for fraugrtHss
SIrat o. 8euner, at bet b~sbaseps @uo tin Biseem
Of bortidloe fra bette %, ION ri baabsr. III oct s1igs
Etu oDr bstt eiiieoe B8ober Retba gasieoatier Srus
coto. gun par fgbt ben lite Jebruar 1873 paa gadrs
ben aeore GDdm 8~Orsuuos a~irtsiosu. eRroais Rre.
itsglslo. Norge, oboe BEN zoe 5sbruar 1897, aliiaa 81
aar gamnel. pun bleo b~earapsH rem ste Js5rnar;
en- taIrt8 Siare at 5Irat % geuaer ~lsoiaasps bsRos
III bet itoie pDilsiteo. 8aior aasbsim f~ortsifess 1
Rtrfea cs Dso @raOeH, 6rgo mso DIT StsB, aeiFs.
net bare oit Wiube flare Woberi
Eaa min oa m ne 9rsores geaue
Nt. SierltIa, ISIS. John y. lafion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
ct %fortrRHelidt Gilbuo.

20 uomnriebe Barter, litbosrafereoe |
5drpetrpt paa RersamentsT npir. - ct opel
Sorben, ct oper Gmerifa os en- Beg paa 40
Sioer, meo pistige Gplpsninser for eutuer
FAINT en- imuf &aQenoer for 1897 Ienoes mi
til are, iom inbienber fin Goresie os "a
Gents / 5rim9rter I'll
J. BLEGEN, 0en'l Pass. Agent,
I64 Randolph ST., CHICAGO.
.1-Nlmanat pa 5aanotoa for 1920 Gts
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

uopih. slIel Ssper, pusite Sgn al
@aaroeier 9uns Ssper ! 2ftsrlinoeL
mootOg iOrlsosn Dag Srore til at mDs
be 9asen efter til 5orbgr bos amtss
foritanbsr 2bisrmanu / &sOOins. sIns
tpmmen ser mooto9 ban Srore III al
bare uoe al 2anoet inoen ben matte
Bags Gormibpas al. 10. Gen un9c
Wlano er, liseiom bans 5absr. oanit
unoeriaat, men ban baoOe mslot is
til Sptaselis | ben prgiite StamrulIe,
oa BET par baps Seniist at bllue Der.
llouisuinsen bar uait flor OpiiSt %
blipsr alminoelis ~bstlaset. Sen unse
Sspsr oar en- rolis, flint % prR9tI9
Ranb, os man ~tjenoer life aariasen
iii u~ouisninsen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
TpoSFaID.

Observation-Disclosures iu~bsunsni.rs samt,
Tier optsats sratts. Doe faH st ifse afts
pIass iss Dc ~aimimssiiss Isnss %rafassHsr.
Der iaa sooi fan frsm'srss prtpat baaos til
orsfsr. saaeosv % 2isstRtrasr. gsr gsrs.
% nnasIotiisr al mere tnp ~afminsslts
fsnsos. naa bsiaiss 8 dtRis pr. einis. ~
israei@tisv. AT Wnhssr. iona iasfsasss q sss.
'asssaHu'sIsaisr. later sisis siHtsE % ssttss
ia S%ersfttr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Sfuot % gicrnc.

Sfuot % gjornc. Zen 2oen
Warts i3lote acknowledgement z. Repa.
6aus ira Mo | 5belemarfen en- Sisrn,
iom bar blepen u1ffet al lin Sinter.
iDun al uOgIc 5ommerfierere 9nssn
for Sui, Os iom euonu life bar fom.
men o~roentlls III 8O i lit npe Smarter,
icrenb Earle 9~tepabang bar cper ben
o. gau ben Suueiaar.
5arie er euonu ell urs Mano, men
bar auereoe ifubt ~ Sisrne.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Inrinnnhet gIpQeripfno

5oriDunbet Weleripeno. 9irs'
bag, ODE Jebruar, oa bet a et Iorrps
genoe Sneios, piloe Mslleriueno Gdrgs
Der al garss gaa Ouer Sien ira Snrsp
til Ssnoerbalie for boS Smebsn Der at
faa nOsle ~9tsbtaber nierpet. Sioeu
ben Sag bar in9en feet nO9et til gacIs
~leripenoen, Os oa ban life bar pnret
hos Smeoen, ontaeer man, at ban er
ialoen i en- gaase / Sien ps orutnet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

garets inoenianpIfe Saprunius pil
bliue aibolbt / 9rummeu. Sffe mins
ore eno 4 8lubber psntes iaar at bile
peltase, nemlig, furuoen &riitianiu,
Srmiuuo % Srammen, psiaa Bergen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
0armet0noer.

q1uDsmGro, ienb 20 Gents til Sbomas
9pbuion, Glen, Mnmatee 60, Soma, %
iTrn6taa en- 8armetGnber pprtpfrit tilienot.
Sen cr tilpirtet al Serntrndo pa bill bare
irrr Mar. Oct er ben npttiglte Ting, De Tan
haze / quiet. g(seuter pnites. Gooe Settl.
nNipr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Sournalilt Slau SrinseH, Geoaftsr
Of "@pe NUromanoen" minneapolis,
cr bjemfOmmen eiter ct 10 aars Srs
bolo i Gmerifa. Oct ct bans Menius
at grunoe en- 5olfeItple / @uobranbss
balen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Spenife sGresbeuisninser til Nau.
len % SperOrup. Oct antrppolp9ia
ite selltab i StUdbolm bar beiluttet at
tilbele &aptetn SUerOrup Sesumeoals
len o. cperraffe Ranlen Ell 2oresIe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Sc piloe lite. 9a aOnfirmnnterne
/ Starbat iaar igrite Gang bar Jams
lebe Dos 9reiten, ben oeltjenote Sr.
Safobien, opiOrorebe ban benz, Der uils
be touiirmeres paa 9pif, til at reiie
fig. &c blep ale iibbenoe. Cor sno
pberligere at iaa 8srnene iii at glue
berss Menins ct utoiuliOmt uOtrDf,
bah ban MI benz rsiis fig. Der oilbe
toniirmsres paa 3anf. Sele 5Iotten
reiite lig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
TtiGalss eaer tilbptte. Zen

- u~dtreite Tia0s / Gbenen, Maib.. nieo
2 etdges 6us, IL 8Rreiier, "Barn" og Sguie.
bus, . acrss % 2 2ottsr aano, 3 aeres IN.
Der Blog o. 4 Aeres Jrustbnue meo 500
5rugttrGr, 10 4ar SnmIe; 9Sbler, 9Rrer,
Yeahes, Nrtns, 8lomner, Cherries, Rpls
berries, % Barberrep 0eoge runot ON ga
pen. @oot 8ano, og ligger onltrent I Blods
ira State Rorrral S9ool og . 8lods ira
Bpers Centrum. Bpeu bar omtrent 1900
5HobDggere. Butte for minneapolis e1er
ct. Idul gienopur. Tor nRrmere Eplnss
ming "trip til w. 8. g. 9, &. 8or 210,
gheren, Haih, 2gb3
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

lllgffen | Silfebors. Den unse
Mauo, Ssren Ssrenien fra 5arre,
Der Tom til Stabe paa Warteoet i Gil.
fedora, er nu aiganet peo 9soen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Nitienpbptts. pUbrO, Lite Narts.
gauten iOr SObrO % Gmssu givcr z
pot. i Nitlsuobptte iOr 1897.
SuenbbOra, lite Warts. "Spos
ipuits 3ampliibsielitqb" 0tuer 0 psf.
/ Gttienob ptte for 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

&alg paa Mpis. Seo ct Snpple'
rinsspals til Mois 5Ormanoifab uals,
tes Ell af Senitreioreninsen upitiQet
Spirsmano slscut q. Gbprseus. vi to
andre SpiremanO fit ben enc 3s %
ben auoen 81 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

10000 nnoerbalanee. Sra Ellen
berstteS lobe Sebruar: Den for ON.
trent ct Sar iioen ~afsaaepe Sommunes
tasIerer / Splum bar III enbelis ailes
psret iine 8eanifaber, buOraf ices llas
be%rbalance paa 10000 Ser. Serai
bar @arantiiten Sing. Gappelen betalt
10000 Ser. Iensene bar ban iors
mentlis anuenot i fin sjennem ilere
aar brepue Gralaitiorretnins. Sln'
sialoenbe bar npot mesen 9iaio. !San
bar paret &epreientant % SOrmano /
2isuiussfOmmis iiOnsn. sasen er Of
Sormanoi fabet melot til Gmtmanben.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Niteriperaiel.

oalpor SoGporisn SanoblGIt, ariitians.
inno; piariAs Sereuien Saage. Sntsaes.
"a aareu 0aHieH Sareioe, 2oipten, beocs
opaiue Norcsie. Miu ErRltemaitine er I'll.
inlgs. 0enmuig 4. Sbumns, @rane barbour.
V. 9atota. 29b3
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

aijfeb. SOlobetleut / 9rumss 8.
6. Sigeni6ou Sorit bar inbsiret
gn ig8utns ont sliiteO fra 3olbpa'
lenet fra lite Suli .. q. at resne. Or.
Sort er fpbt 1918 % %aniattes Tom
G~ulbbetisut i 1860 eiter tiblisere i s
glar at babe iprrettet 2jeneIe Tom
a%rnosbetisnt Sammerieit.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Sil uprf CONNER | Gunso. buor'
ON Der iOrleoen uosit Sefientsisrelie
fra SuItitsbepartementet, ifal bore ND.
feet Gunp. jur. 8. q. Se99eu, for Sis
ben tienitsiprenpe i Weoicinalbirettpa
reus Suntor i SuititSbepartementet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Sil amerifa : er / 1896 fra ROrse
%uopanoret noset Ouer 10000 YeriOner
% TT Iirifa ps Guitralieu omtriug
$50 Y~erioner.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Yala / 2eDanger.

8alg i 2epanser. Seo @als paa
Ell miolertiois 5Ormano iitebetiOr Gar
Der 6plins llos Ssire % 8enitre Jig
lammen mob aibplbsmenbene. Spis
res oe 8enNrss 8anbioat fit "a Stems
mer. NibolosmRnoene AZ Stemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
crDenstifOeIipaer.

Sroenstiloelinger. S~OsueioseO,
24gosmano iTorBleu Sosu, @aarotisr
9. y. Wsaer, TursieC, FAINT sOsHes
iOssO i 3raueti9r GOou 8. SObauitn
er bsuGaost msO 3aHnebrOssmRnoe'
mes S%Goerstsgu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

S%agenbiera. 9esn % Carer Stint
i S~aseubjers ct eiter l9nSere Tbs
SpsbOm uisaaet Ueo 2eoen ! en- aloer
al As slar. Sun a en- 2Grerisu fra
8OIerup i gtabenrua &reos. JOruben
/ S~asenbierg bapoe ben Giogoe oirtet
iom Carer 8gnum, corp % SIbgl.
3 De iiOIte ii Gar er ire 3e8ue afs
saaebs ueb 9pben / Sasenbjera nsnrs
fig Glauien, Senien os Stint.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Saar De 8amls bOlOsr al at give gore
Raao, Oa sisr .oe bet Oits for at irste fs
islu oo,r, al be life mere. Tan siOs raarlia,
Grsmplsr
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

NerUefcber ifal i~remoeles BERTHE /
Saritao % Smesn ps 5Ultene trOr, at
Smittsn er fummet fra gieIeriet. eler
ira 9%ritfepanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
2iirbrtb Nnoersoatter Speot bs'

SilepelU IHUeFspulleI Sueul ppue
iprleoen. 81 Iar summel. SUN TOM
til Stauanser ira Stiolo, ba BUN bar
8 9lar sammel, % tOm Oa i 2jeneite
bos eli 9anbsfaptein, bpor bun forblep
8 aar. SiOen par bun i iuritjeaise
3jeneiter, men ernerebe fig isnere iUm
8uitefoue, i builfen Gsenifab bun er
bel fienpt, ii9r / be mere %pelitaaenoe
Suie. - Sum eiterlaoer zig en- SgH,
Eaarnepa9ter u. Samuelien, Der life
bar Orb npf til at role benbes SpoIs
relie % aiarlisbeo meo. sos BAN
bsbe bun osiaa. % benbes tiolisere
ajarlisbeb blep ber rlselis betalt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

grano. Sulbaf, Cite Rurts. 9aarb.
eier Ntabs Ssnisns @aaro i Gipperup
er imorsss tOtalt nsobrnnot. 8eiat'
n,naen o. St~sritebefen al 9Ssgret reos
Se0ps.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Sihpriferen =. VI. Overland isser
on Siatsbipras III 5ortiGttelie al lin
8Irfiombeo iom 5Uritsr co 6oriutter
paa 5aorslanoets SiitOries Smraoos.
On Gel al Yrssien Ieoia9sr Meoce'
lslisn berOm meo anbeialiugsr al pr.
2oerlanos a%nordaenpc.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
SsrueaInlets Marsberetuina for

SsrneaiDlets Marsberetuins for
1896 uopiier, at ~ Gutter os "A 8i'
ger bar isst aiplet, iOm beitpres al
Giatonisie Gina Grifieu. 2iaejaleai'
ten bplotes Selt for BSrnene ps Der
uobeltes @apsr til bper iiar al 8leb,
nin~ssIpttsr, Siaeoer % 2esetsi.
@f MISUNDERSTANDING Der / gpen
2rpmss npoer Giplet aarlis 1000 Ser.
iom paa bet nnrmeite itratfer til at
beitribe Smfoitninserne meo Sriiten
o. til 9srnenes geipisntns Os 9es
tl9oniua.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

MIfebigelie. 8rutOfolisrer i ajss
benbapns Srimiual' % 4Olitiret 5.
8. little Gam er eiter Nuiosnins afites
biset / Naabe os meo 9enIiOn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Sonoerjpuano.

7rnfust | en- greno. arbeios'
mnno ariittau 9unos 4 Gar gamle
Sgn / Rusbjers ialot iOrleSen ! en-
Brgno o. orufneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Yifsr--g angoalsueien. u. R.
2ios s(rbeioslas bill mart bore far'
bist meo fin fore 9lttoro: ubmiuerin'
gen os 8eilesemets Sgsulns fra @as
iet til Spiaato. Nu bar bet uuertaset
en- np slttcrb, nemlis @eiens Spurbeis
oelie meQem 5onnalauo % Naiet.
q aipiote 9lar bleu Taft 1920 Str.
anpenot paa bette 8ejunlGg. 9ets
Sebolorins peb InrsItiftet q 1921
&runer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Nj 5Orbsrsretten blep ben for Dm.
taIte SsSsiiOrcssut Speuo Gnoreas
Often Ssrleslio for ct mt 5alifneri
osmt til Is Cages Jansiel paa Sano
% Srgo. 9ommen pebtpses.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

6jopig bar III iaaet e~lettriit 8elps.
ming. Spens @aoer uplpies al 26
8uelamper, repreienterenoe en- 2ps.
ltprfe paa &c, 900 NormaQps.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
gelpnneDe Wieierter.

g%elenneSe Meierier. Deb ben
lobe p~erjuOite Uplifting / Sambnrs
at Smsr fra Sertu9osmmerne, iOm ai'
bolbtss ira ben 29oe 9anuar III ben
soc Gsbrunr, 1T TO Ileierier / Ssnoer'
iyQano lite 8rsmis. nemlis GGaess
meierterue "gtptj9r" o8 "8irtelplt"
bsgse | Sabersleu gmt. &c TO Dteie'
risr bar tioIigere inast 8rGmis ben'
bolbspis TO en- Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Weifaaet Snberfulinprepe.

borg Cite STARTS. Sislse "Galbors
Stiftstioenoe" bar be oani,e areaiu.
rer, Der / ssnne rlse sr opitalbeoe i
5lensburs auarant9ne. for Stsritecss
len bsloist beiioaet 9ubsrfnlinprsuen.
ibct fun 8 al $50 bar rea9erst.