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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
SPURIOUS COINS IN SILVER.
They Are Being Put In Wide CIrcula.
tion.

they Are Boing Put In Wide Circula-
tlOn.
The fact that counterfeit silver coins
containing more silver than the gov
ernment's output were being made and
circulated has been confirmed by An
drew Mason, superintendent OF the
United States assay Office in this city,
says the New York Herald Coins Of
the size, shape and general appearance
Of the legal tender dollar have been in
wide and successful circulation in this
country, and coins have been received
at the offices Of the secret service In
San Francisco, Chicago and Buffalo,
which were found to be spurious by
their excessive weight and defective
milling process. The other features or
the counterfeit coins were well exc
cuted and baffled detection except on
close inspection. The profit in using
even silver in counterfeit coins can be
realized when one considers that sill
yer bullion Is worth today 65h cents
an ounce, or 4S0 grains, and that sill
yer dollar contains 4121S grains Of sill
YER The head Of this successful and
clever band of counterfelters is be-
lleved to be man who was an under
superintendent of silver mine In
Montana, who was we'll known for his
daring and cleverness. In San
Francisco saloon one night about two
years ago he declared that silver
counterfeiter could reap a harvest by
using the genuine metal in the coins
he turned out. Two men, who we're
known to be San Francisco crooks,
were with him. There were two San
Francisco detectives present at the
time and the miner was followed to
Montana, where he disappeared and
has since been lost sight Of The secret
service agents In Chicago received In
formation that O counterfeit plant was
in operation in Montana and that the
coins were being circulated widely in
San Francisco, Chicago, Buffalo and
New York, A man named Schuyler
was arrested In Buffalo in March, 1895,
for passing counterfeit coins. He was
convicted and sentenced to a term Of
Imprisonment. A San Francisco crook
was arrested shortly after charged with
being implicated In the output Of the
spurious coins, but no evidence could
be procured against him and he was
discharged. Since then the secret-serv-
ice detectives Of several cities have
been looking for the Montana miner
and his two companions,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
Bath Robe OF Japnneae SIN.

In bath robes, as we'll as other gar
ments, one wishes something flimsy,
artistic and pretty. Some like the soft,
delicate colors in eiderdown and others
incline to the oriental in material and
coloring, A pretty bath robe In bright
colors is Of dark red Japanese silk
with figure Of olive green. Tb"
quilted lining is of yellow satin bor-
derlng on orange. The deep turnover
collar is OF the same and has q border
embroidered in olive green and gold.
This border extends to the bottom Of
the robe in front. It is only fastened
at the neck, which is finished with
bow of ribbon to match the robe. The
sleeves are very loose and full and slip
on easily over the night dress. This
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
ChrIatInna In Innnn.

Out OF forty millions Of inhabitants
in Japan not more than 10000 Are
Christians. OF these over $4,000 are
Roman Catholics, nearly $4,000 belong
to the Greek Mission conducted by Bis
hop Nicolal, "the apostle Of modern
Japan" and who, to quote a we'll
known American Methodist missionary
in Tokyo, has more influence over the
Japanese than any man who ever went
there. The remaining $4,000 are mem
bers Of the Anglican communion and
Of other Protestant sects.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18

And the star had gone down in the
darkness Of night,
And the joy from their bosom had
fed.
But the Healer was there, and his
arms were around,
And he led them with tenderest care;
And he showed them a star in the
bright upper world
Twas their star shining brilliantly
there!
They had each heard volce-'twas the
voice Of their God
IT love thee, love thee, pass under
the rod"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18

Mrs. Morton was there, and it was her
actions that determined Claiming to
take Capt. Lytton's counsel. She was
already in the hop-room talking to the
latter when Claiming appeared, and
the moment she saw him, standing tall
and graceful and Indifferent in the
doorway, she grew so white that the
whole room noticed it, and she
trembled visibly. She realized her
paIeness and knew that Capt. Lytton's
quick movement to put himself be-
tween her and the watching eyes had
been unavailing.
Her own soft eyes filled as she raised
them piteously. "You see what spec
tacIo am making of myself can't
help it. I've tried hard. There's
nothing for it but to go away or break
down."
"Poor little girl! Come away, then"
eff you will just take me home, and
tell Dan L" she stopped, losing the
thread Of her words, for Claiming was
approaching.
Capt. Lytton offered her his arm.
Come quickly" he said.
Gust wait a minute, please-just
till / tell Mr.. Charming can't stay
for our dance"
She had flushed up and her eyes
were brilliant. She put out her hand
to Charming, drew it back, and again
stretched it forth, confusedly.
He took 1t and pressed it-yes, she
was sure he pressed it, almost. "The
third you promised me, wasn't it?
Eyes, 1 think So" she answered.
Capt. Lytton turned on his heel
and walked away.
At the end of the third dance, while
they strolled together up and down
the line, Claiming experimental to
see how far she would go. To his con-
sternation he found that she would
stop at nothing short Of blazoning heE
infatuation from the house tops. A
NcradaI was not what Charming went
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18


dead also-hls mother and the other
two women-and so many first lieu
tenants have filled his place since then
that no ones heart is likely TO DC
wounded by repeating 1t. =,
He was superb great fellow-as al
the men in his regiment were SAID 10
be in those days--of the big, Dlonue'
and brave type, knowing neither rear
nor failure, and his fascination was
something that has become a traul-
tion in the service. So many girls
aye, and married women, too-nau
loved him that the shores upon when
he had touched were strewn win
wrecks.
The hearts of all those women hao
been broken, actually broken, not JUST
denied little, as is usually the case
In such affairs; their lives were open
Iy ruined, yet Charming kept himself
free of blame. No one could say ne
should not have done thus or SO" ne
never committed himself, he never act
ed in a compromising fashion in the
presence Of a third person. But the
women who ran insanely on into the
desert of dlsillusion, following the
elusive pillars of the smoke OF mis-
words and the fire Of his looks, never
again passed beyond into the land OF
content across the wilderness. they
despised themselves in that pitlfui
fashion that women have, but they
loved him always-for such is the way
of their kind.
1t had been his good fortune to have
dealings only with women who either
thOUght,of him alone, forgetting them
selves. or with those too gentle to de-
nounce him. Then, too, he had man
aged we'll; there was never any definite
proof. But in the early summer OF 80
the pitcher that had been carried nine
ty-nine times to the we'll narrowly es-
capped being broken.
The bride of Capt. Morton, having
seen fit, with due encouragement. 70
fall in love with him, threatened to
become unmanageable. She was mos
wonderfully attractive feminine little
thing, but she was neither Of the SELF
immolating nor Of the concealing sort
Having lost her heart, she lost heI
head, and Charming was in much dan
ger of having his methods exposed.
His captain advised him. Chan
ming, you'd better take leave and
get out for bit"
''Why?"
''Well, it's a delicate subject, but
Mortons an old friend of mine, and
don't want to see his wife disgrace
him.
"But what have l done? l am az
innocent as a baby; and besides,
think you are mistaken"
1--WE all exonerate you. It's no
your fault; but I'm not mistaken. IT.
evident to the whole post. Take my
advice and go see your mother, like
dutiful son."
Charming was flattered, but he wa'
also frightened; nevertheless, he wa
undecided.
There was a hop the same night
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18


And with woman's devotion she laid
her fond heart,
At the shrine Of idolatrous love,
And she anchored her hopes to this
perishing earth,
BY the chain which her tenderness
wove.
But I saw when those heart-strings
were bleeding and torn,
And the chain had been severed IN
two,
She had changed her white robes Tor
the sables Of grief,
And her bloom for the paleness oil
woe!
But the Healer was there pouring balm
on her heart,
And wiping the tears from her eyes
He strengthened the chain he mad
broken in twain,
And fastened 1t firm to the skies!
There had whispered voice-'twas
the voice of her Cod
az love the, I love thee, pass under
the rod"
I saw the young mother in tenderness
bend,
Ger the couch Of her slumbering
boy;
And she kissed the soft lips as they
murmured her name,
While the dreamer lay smiling IN
Joy.
o. sweet as the rosebud encircled with
dew,
When its fragrance is flung on the
air,
So fresh and so bright to that mother
he seemed,
AS he lay in his innocence there.
But 1 saw, when she gazed on the same
lovely form,
Pale as marble and silent and cold
But the paler and colder her beautiful
boy,
And the tale of her sorrow was
told!
But the Healer was there who hac
stricken her heart,
And taken her treasure away;
To allure her to heav'n he has placed
1t on high,
And the mourner will sweetly obey
There had whispered voice-'twa'
the voice of her Cod
1T love thee, love thee, pass under
the rodw
saw a father and mother who leaned
On the arms of dear gifted son,
And the star in the future grew brigh
to their gaze
AS they saw the proud place he ha(
won;
And the fast-coming evening Of lift
promised fair,
And its pathway grew smooth to theil
feet;
And the starlight of love glimmeret
bright at the end,
And the whispers Of fancy Wer'
sweet,
And saw them again bending low
Ger the grave
Where their hearts dearest hope hat
been laid,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
Diplomacy.

His father-"If you marry old Stubbs'
daughter you shan't have a cent of my
money"
"The son-"But, father, il I don't
marry her 1 can't get cent Of old
Stubbs' money"
His father with grudge to satisfy
my own boy! Marry her and render
that old skinflnt pennlless "-Plttsburg
Chronicle Telegraph.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
An Art CrItIcIsrn.

He--"T wonder what the meaning OF
that picture is? The youth and the
maiden are in tender attitude"
She-"oh, don't you see? He has
Just asked her to marry him, and she
Is accepting him. How sweet! What
does the artist call the picture?"
He docking abouD-"Oh, / see It's
written on card on the bottom, Sold"
household Words.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
Dog Detective.

A st. Bernard dog caught thief al
work in the parlor Of residence In
New York and firmly held on until hli
mistress sent for a policeman. The st
Bernard should be made an honorary
meRsber Of the police force.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
His Arsenal.

81 hear, Mrs. Derby, that your hus-
hand has two revolvers and Winches-
ter for any burglars who may call"
"He had, but they came the other
night and got them. "-Detroit Free
Press.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
In Future Years.

When their steps are slow and their
locks are gray,
The children who go to school to-day
Will cherish its memory green;
They will say as they gather and talk
of its bliss,
There's never bond, old friend, like
this
We've drank from the same canteen."
Chicago Record.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
Old shIns.

Some old wooden ships are still SER
ViceabIe. The British Mercantile Ship
ping List contains one ship 122 years
old; three between los and ITO years:
four between 100 and 1O6; thirteen frona
IS to 100; and fourteen frdp 80 to IS.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
LImitIess.
gold bricl

Mrs. Crlmsonbeak-"Thls world is b
small place, after all"
Mr.. CrImsonbeak- 1t doesn't
seem to be SO mighty small II man
is chasing around after a lost collar
button. "--Yonkers Statesman.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
Taking Chnnees.

Jim Faro-I'm in luck. got $500
fast night on the ace of hearts.
Cracksey Joe-Dat's nothln'. A fr'en
O. mine cracked jewelry crib las week
an got FIVE t'ousand on tray Of dla-
monds.--New York Sunday Journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
A Mrcck.

He thought her hair was all her own
Till she gave her head witch.
He saw and fed Twas another wreck
Caused by misplaced switch.
Columbus (0) Journal,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
An Errand of Mercy.

The minister must go and see
Farmer Wheatley. understand he ia
sadly in need OF spiritual consolation.
His Wife-What has happened to
him?
The Minlster-He has received a
gold brick.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
nrsra scarf for the Head.

Women are becoming more recon-
elled to doing without that much
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18

A sinking sensation he felt, tout do
suite,
His heart seemed to flutter and sink
to his feet;
For BookaccOunt grlnned and OBJ.
served; 20, l say,
Just pay me the tenner l loaned YOU
last May"
"oh, Bookaccount, man." stammered
Debit, aghast,
why ruthlessly dig up the bones Of
the pastl
The note that you refer to was
changed on the spot;
Heaven knows where it is now
I'm sure do not.
MY washwoman must have got soma
Of the cash,
At least seven dollars were paid ou.
for hash,
The cable cars caught me, no doubt
for some cents,
And dollar | paid to my tailor.
for rents.
"oh, 'twere vain to inquire how these
people blew
The money you say that 1 borrowed
from you
They may have played faro, for all
that / know,
Trades people raise Cain when
they've money to blow"
John Paul Bocock In Wrinkles.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
DECEIYERS EVER.

AREY CHURCH
ILL CA r I e R
CLAIMING, fl rat
lie tenant, N t h
cavalry, die d so
long ago that most
OF his story is for
gotten, although it
was a very great
wonder at the time.
Ev cry body con-
nected with 1t Is
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
THE JOKER''S CORNER.
WIT AND WISDOM. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.
Tho Excuse of Alanson Dcblt-An Ep
rand OF Mercy, "r Why FarmeS
Wheatley Needed Consolation Til
Irish View OF 1t,

DUNG Alensor
Debit, a maste'
Of art,
Wont alkinK
down Broadway
with Joy in his
heart,
When he, at tho
corner Of Madl-
son Square,
Encountered John
Bookacc o un /
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-18
IN WOMAN'S CORNER.
SOME CURRENT READING FOR
DANES AND DAMSELS.
Il Love Thee, Love Thee, Pass Under
the Rod"-Curront Notes of tho Modes
Some Answers to Our Correspond
onts.

SAW the young
bride in her
beauty and
pride,
Bedecked In her
snowy array;
And the bright
flush of Joy
mantled high
on her cheek,
And he future
looked bloom
ing and gay;
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-07
RaStcr gtnerueg

vi tdler cite ON RnsutHs al en- S'o
men huem bar bert on Ii1ea5 BusutHgH
Ga bog uotrpiisr Grost "8aSuing" mtstt
trrncnoc RgoueuOighebcn oaiad Of gtttrs
aipGsaiHl TT Scgemsts arnp. RiCr NJ
tirber Go. er ut life ticut mco Ct ret o. let
en- SGoerbteTiutrl iUr pore Spober; ri Utl,
at Stpigirt Nal pu5ie. Ct oeb, OF odnrita
tllpasleos Eto miucrer Teoocmr prb ptos
torue o. anpitsr.ida Ut tililut atortg tnH iaa
lGreigc Sio tai at paste US tilirroSitllca6e
Svts be Itlcr, Ut lager. Tie yasicr IiiiGl,
BET, oil DC aIgrt YcpereH 5taot. Wcu buor
uiluge or oct, ionl tTuter paa al i%uriIaiic ia
be melt pasiCHOs Etlsr iUr TT Iilfrtoe; tht
bptItenicmbelt Sloas 9tIer saar an, foo,
lruae be iortuaris ogirtosr Gtlemcs y1is.
itoH. nUtS BE-, iom lite isr ia behre for,
funot ic 8lriniHaen al ~iaooauRe Ftlfr pda
Scpercn tpoeItgt iOm DC tan lr g,riumgm
al oaarItgt tllpaoieoe zIo, oiIoe De Urrc
mere iOriigttse peo galjetai Nlr0ttamrutcr.
Spor'or iit, ie iiot Upiere paa 5orrc,utugfH
mee Fdltr? liners aurbop Hcnbrs GRATIS
iortGuer on aur for F~ortoppelie, qeprr,
inae, Vet 5croVtslis, @aloelpgs Or. psb
8rlssu at aDers Gatbartic gtlS. Seuo
citsr Sogeu, 3. 6. Nger So, Goprn,
Wais.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-07
Silbaae ira 0rapen

fan ut III. femme, men Di fan oits sisr. sausrtnasn
bsrbeu msstt ~I1natrt. sp9oom, itssiew aft aHssi,
maa baps en- g,sanb,Iis. Eus ~;rouiii. spseomus
alsr III iii at '~srisrts 9ivst Os sisrt bet til en- Rtaa,,
msus Be II Der. g1nId=ii. RsrssSpsbom, 'front.'. On
~oiaehtou, Rbtumaiisms - ans bar en- ltoe en- B,spH'
belle, men Tan itaHbiss peo Si7Ip al Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters. Gerne usmrr'see Tonic o. Al.
t~.rative sr Iis, soet Eittst IL at ~foretpsge ~iaaeaNu.
upresntr I Spfiemet ION III at iierHs BEN, % nan
ian lie ~tilraasss eRrit not at ,ase to bem itioe. I'll
at up'riss gpgs,itsH % itafs rrli9 eotl, er Der tnsen
f;r.r, ga b,bassliae g1ieltr snS bisit Bitters. gir'.
~utua.rne az cosraunrsng.iie 90 Exhaustion. nanss,
Tia euer tcgemlis, mrOirbttoss beroeo, o. ben iraSf,
aisbnaub, ben usmaticoe Gler. s1sr a~uosnilaa BE-
t,rt. FAINT zen aanbstrrite Stussyeuoe. T~oriatier
taer ari.ptano itaHrr fs bryui itraE astttIis Oa
irea tiois trsrst (Sert)
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-07
Wasuettfe Slipper.

De ESTABLISHMENT, Tom CTR zig AZ
msb at urberIsss Shipper sqsr ftsrre ians
Interchangeable a%lppsmusIsr mso Ssnisa
til berss magnetic GgsnItabsr, bar l9ns
&c parst betjenot msb BET 8attum, at mon
unbertioen fan Itsbe pdl biBIs Salter IL
Ter ~iIplerte Stsbsr at en- flipps Tom n
SGbst for en- iGrlig i~ntsniiO mdgnaetiP
Strait, uosn at bog Joroeingen az ttnnt
Rraft m.b Senipn til Nprps Cbolnd8s
netism. ftuur i nOgetiomhslit fat 5o,s
bplb til 3ompusnaalens Rstntng paa
bet puagialbtnbs Gteb. Man bar ofts
puaItaa.t, at iaubanne magnsti'ts pl.t'
ter itplbt,s 2pnuebflus, % bsnns 9ppOs
tfsie bar nil funbet gstrRftslis reo nogle
SagttasslIsr At en- Gottor Golghrdit,r.
8snns Manb bar unberI egt gdmls Bpg'
nins.r og Wurpart.r / ben rcmerfts
Champagne Og funbst, at bisfe bpppig
frempiisr magnsttIte 9lstter, iom | .nfpsr
SenIeenbs Ggnsr be ~opsnfor omtalt. plets
ter, Tom forstommer poa Slipper. )
% for iig sr Der intet iO.isn for at f%ortlars
SilItebspersI'sn at be magrstifts plst'
ter Deb at antuss, at sntslt: al Wtur't.'
nene bar D9rst magnetic, inben be toges
| Drug, men bsnns Sortlaring itr9tter
nsppe til for b. 5ilialoss 8sotoms
msnbe, / tGlts 5olsb.ruit.r fanot, at
ale Stenene % tj0ige ben mea.mliggsr.
be Gult / ct iterrs galts bar iau itartt
moanstifts, at blot It Tibet Stptte lssreoet
aalt bar iftanb til at bring. en- aOmpaf'
mail til at afpigs $50 Or. fra i'm nOrs
male Sitting. Ser ma Wlagnetismsn
bare frsm,pmmsr sfter gn9ningsn AZ
Wurport.t, % int,t sr msr. ~fanoIpn'
liot, .nb at ct 2pnrsbilus bar frsm.alot
ben; Iua m.g.t mere ION Solsberait.r
oi.ntasne Sang. fanot magnetic plst'
ter Narbscen af R.rner | Wurens. iom
bar @ibn. ON at bare frsmbraste AZ
2pnilbsn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-07

tIarins. 5orrsitsn uar Slstn mig al'
osles hsegploig.
Serrm ipurgtt mig, brao man ! pa
ris 'a9os HI be iioit, Sidnoatsr.
Seq ipur,os, tpao itg nltio pleioe at
Iise | idaoarne 1iIfalot Oct sr Oumt,
men Der er intst, Der mor,r mig idd NEE
9stD Seq gap BAN en- Wrnso GpIpss
ninger, os a1sr isite ltil mpoiatte Biriss
hgbeoen pg Sanui9nligReosn.
Serrsn fra BdIsnce - "a, osilge ga.
lsncs! - berts benrptt titsr. men lgntes
bog at BABE fine 3antsr dunetiteos.
9osrt Gisblit idn ban pad TT ubr.
YrGIis 5 Wtinutsr CHER II retIte ban
zig op % trdt / alarmiisndlst paa ben
rOligite Wuaoe at 9eroen. sduits ION ON
ban bar pant til bet. Seq gisntager BET:
Gan gar R~sofgnal!
Seq t0ntts Deb mig isID: 5grn er
pIuoitIis saast fra 5orItunosn % sr MI
iitano til at forstags be furigIte % melt
srcsntriits Sdnoling,r. Mlsn ba ban r
al en- msgst slitpGrois Ratur, bar ban
billet forilaan. mig for ben uleiligheO at
gisre Qlarm.
Smiolsrtto 'agtnebe Soo,t fin 5art,
oe aonbuttsr.ns ioritratteosAniigt oiite
fig Deb Rupsnnoust.
"Spob sr Der i Yssn2" raabts ban.
"9ar bare rolig. min 8tn," iodreoe
Serreu fra 9dtenct. Der sr life banot
upa.t, fpm Tan ipritprrs be RetinoeS
Sitterbeo. Der ,r fun Gale pm Ssrns
bandslftubsts Gorbel."
"Sorbl2"
"S.rnbanedtabets Jorbsl, ia. Den
lille Spr Der, be. ,r min Ssn, sr isot
ben 25be Suli 1890, fem Winut,r oD.r
IL ON aitsnen. Sdn fploer ultiaa /
bette EtebGt 7 Qur. 9d ban paabss
gpnots Reiien, tisbte isg en- 8arn.6,I,t
til BAN. 9un ftplou iaalsoes Diff
rencsr mslIem srgdrnsbiIet og sn9orens
billet fra bette Stsb oe til qaris. Bar
Iaa COB at notsrs, bpao ieg bar iast, oa
fig mig, bpor rl.gst jsg sr tplois, Ioo
ieg itrur tan b.tale bet!"
SEQ bar meo 9inie uuet oHentIjggierc
oerne arIige gambling, Der ian trsite os
oper mango az be mobsrne Spnber.
De fe'te uf Dem, mine 2Gisre og CO.
isrinbsr, Tom bar p3ret | famine Gaius,
oilbe Iittert III. taps 'ugt nogst, og al
ligep.t oiloe Gs lite bape felt Dem brsoe'
b~stpnesbe!
Oct saar titbdgs m,o ben oHenttg'
Woral!
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-07
en- erlie Siel.

Del Ct min Seniist at iortels gssi'
penbenn, sanI,s Ipm o:u git for zig Wao'
ralsn tommer al 1s i:lp.
Oct bRnbts life isners srb '8aa,. SIG
sr nemlis lite ipm min samIs Ben 8,
bris nNits anstbotsr ioresaar / Slut
ninoen at bet 13be @arhinorebe.
Oct brnbt. Ium Iast isaar. Seq bdpoe
tilbraat Oassn I SOntainsblau, % .ftsr
at lea g%ftsn,ns Sob b1pbe prut,.t nOsls
@laS 81 soSt sslItat, tOs iss msb sos
act, iom forlob Guntainblau 81. 1o.5
ga antpm til paris 81. 11.24. Ses
sr altio m.sst ns~i.rsgrsnh ! mine Ops
lnsninssr.)
= BIN Rupe, iom Stiabnsn fsrts mig
inb /, fab i~furusi.n en- 6srrs Os en- Iiosn
Gut.
Serren faa lite pioers m2rtparhg uo,
ca @uttsn lille aGsr dunbipnlispia ct
Gamilistra0.
Eiltrobs for nit esst fore Barb nsS'
lob lea mig bog til at fmtals meo bisi'
uintsresiants 8aisnsr.
S.rrsn msb FAINT ben IN. Gut, ION
bar hams Ssn, tom fra Salence, Tom b
bupbs fprlabt 81. 8 ON Morasren, %
bet bar 10 t.mmsIis tisNlist at tilbrins'
en- 6l Dag paa Sernbans. srtl9rece Ser
rem fra 8alsncs.
"Msn bporfor tos De life meo Sltcs
sst9" ipurgts iss.
"Sporfor. iu!!"
! yea MATTE nciss nsb bsnns forte 6or'
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-07

Sea mootOs Spmatren '&usucrusn'
Eof SUM- sob Stano, % buerisR MIR Gon.
sder lel bapoe oeuisl, at Ytaliinfn tInee
pare iad auo, ion osn or. Ten er let at 10
pea % let at ~iorisa. Zen sigr liasiaa soot
4rbeioe iorI en- Niaiiiue nj 90 9olars. Sea
Sapoe en- e0'9ollars Wdltlne / quiet isr
lea M "Suspelueu,~ men eerue ijoiie sr hot
iterre % fer no III a, pGre iiEriire. 9en
arbsieer soot, cg isa er ale 9ele ~tiIirsos
mso ben. Jra9t $3.50. b. Overs, Cen
trail Qitu. y. goi
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-07
sotel til1alas / aensiue. mtun.

NJ Dtll ira AIbcrt Yea. Qotrllet, en- Brit,
bpguin3, tHoebolOer t2 SRrelier ttIbggsuoe
3 gottcr. llbbu5bpauingcr bcitaar at 5iGl.
be til IA a 10 Teams, guGgpibeo, Byararp,
Corn CRIB, Gotustalo, SpHlsbus mcb 6cuS
o8 Turteps o. 2Guoer. 6otetcts glpblrr
% 3Gf'rtBt alt / tompIet GtanO meoiglqer
Sou ttltrroe itror. Rrrmsre lIuterretuing
peo Carl Slloa, @lsHptus, RinH.
Patti
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-07
Cnifes.

Gu Rlore oanit RsIsriit Teo Here liars
griariHg ie9sr 9laos yGn ct UleIeri Ill lite
Rupsm6er euer til lite Saraar. 8eofom'
menoe ct ogian TiGitinit 6or SplDsninger
itriu I'll g. 6. y. Senion, Woe Creamery,
Mpe, 2. TAI. 5laz3