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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

ing run of the season, was well attended
and all thoroughly enjoyed it.
The San Francisco Road Club had a
run to the park yesterday afternoon
under Captain Lewis.
Percy Deacon of the Reliance Club
Wheelmen did not go against the ten.
mile record yesterday as he intended, the
Haywards road being in too poor shape to
warrant the speed trial.
The annual election of officers of the
I'm perial Cycling Club will be held this
evening.
Will Knippenb berg, the we'll known Los
Angeles wheelman, is in the City.
Thomas Ii. b. Varney has left on busi-
ness trip to Chicago. Z
There is talk of a match race between
Allan Jones OF the Olympic Wheelmen
End e. r. Coulter, the unpaced champion,
at the Velodrome meet On May l. Otto
Ziegler Jr. will also appear in com pc tito n
at this meet, both he and Coulter having
decided to remain on the coast and not 90
on the national circuit this year.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
A SUCCESSFUL FAILURE.
Professor Earl Barnes of Stanford Uni
versity Addressed the Socialists
Last Evening.

Washington Hall on Eddy street was
filled last evening as the American Branch
of the Socialist Labor party had adver-
tised lecture by Professor Earl Barnes
who is at the head of the department for
the education of teachers at the Leland
Stanford Jr. University. Professor Barnes
took for his discourse the paradoxical sub
ject "a Successful Failure In clear,
unbiased manner he told the STORY of the
life of Robert Owen who lived, in the early
part of his century, in England and who
established a sort of co-operative colony at
New Harmony on the Wabash River, In
diana. The story briefly told was this:
Owen, while a very wealthy man, was q
great lover OF the human race, and recos-
nizing the very slow progress of the work.
ing classes in the line of mental, moral
and physical advancement spoke what he
believed 10 be the truth, and in so doing
laid The blame for that condition of affairs
where he believed it belonged-at the door
OF the Christian Church. then ono of the
most powerful and influential institutions
of England. As expected, he was frowned
upon by the English people, and he came
to the United States to work out his
Utopian ideas. Owen purchased the
property of defunct German colony on
the Wabash and esta biished Q new CO.
operative institution.
He labored in the cause OF free speech,
the mental cultivation of all-particularly
the laboring classes-the more intelligent
rearing of children and. above all, the
brotherhood of man. While his great
wealth lasted the colony prospered, but it
was not self.sustaining, and whom the
founder departed, broken-do down and poor,
it failed. The people would not hold to-
gether.
Such was the failure, but the speaker
poin ted out the lines on which the banner
OF success was planted. Out of the ruins
of New Harmony sprung another small
settlement, whose inhabitants are pros
porous, although their system of govern
ment was drawn from the old many of
the principles that Robert Owen estab-
Iished.
Many of the brightest teachers and
scholars of the Eastern and Middle States
have for their ancestors the original fol-
lowers of Owen and they are enlighten ing
the world with their wisdom and thought.
Thus out of failure success has resulted.
Preparations are still going on for the
celebration of International Labor day on
May 1 and splendid entertainment at
Metropolitan Temple is promised.
The socialists have resumed their street
meetings and at every gathering able
speakers address The crowds. This even
ing an open-air meeting will be held on
Pine and kearny streets.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
SLAV0NIAN PICNIC.

The N. s. Club Celebrates It's Fourth
Anniversary at Germania Gardens.
The members OF the Slovenian N. s.
Club with large number of their friends,
celebrated their fourth anniversary by q
picnic at Germania Gardens yesterday.
In the forenoon the members participated
IN parade, at the head of which were
borne the stars and stripes and the pam
slavic nags Dancing was the principal
anu -ement at the park.
cline cub, which was organized in 1898,
has large mem bership OF young men.
Its officers are: President Spiro Rucich
yice-president, V. Fahris; treasurer, s.
Cerhovich; recording secretary, George
Leav; financial secretary. S. Cerhooich !;
trus,ees-V. Karuza, w. Fan, C. Tomich.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
CRICKET OVER THE BAY,
The First Cup Match of tho Season Is
Won'by Alameda.

ne ltsL CUP OF inc season
Won'by Alameda.
The first cricket match of the season in
the Hunter-Harrison cup contest was play
ed at Alameda yesterday, the competing
sides being the Alameda and Pacific club
elevens. While the scoring done by both
sides was anything but remarkable. owing
to lack of practice, the game was a most
interesting one. Captain Sewell of the
Pscifics won the toss and sent his oppo-
nents in. Young Ward and Hellman
played useful innings of sixteen apiece,
but the rest of the combination were dis
missed with comparative ease, for the
sides total only reached three score and
ten. This score, however, proved ade-
quate for victory, for the Pacifcs failed
10 reach it by eight runs in spite of Wise
mans clean hit winnings of nineteen and
Sewell's score, which, by the way, was
terminated by piece of bad luck. The
fielding on both sides WAS rather lax and
the bowling of the defeated team, es-
pecially in the second inning, was most
deplorable. The two Wards trundled adj
mirably for the victors. The score:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
ALAMEDA COUNTY NEWS.

DR.. Carlos Martyr OF CHICAGO, who visited
California some months ago. DR.. S. M.
Martin has no son, and after twenty-five
years of public life feels that he should be
Sc right in the eyes of the public. He
now lives at the Girard House and
preached in odd Fellows Hall this morn
ing.
Hoyt to Visit Oakland
OAKLAND, CAL, April lS.-Ralph
Hoyt OF Los Angeles VIII speak at the
regular meeting OF the Oakland Single
Tax Club at Hamilton Hall Tuesday
evening. Chief of Police Lloyd will also
give his views on the subject IL will be
RENE bered that he made an interesting
address 10 the ministers some time ago.
The audience will have a chance to ask
questions, to be answered by members of
the club.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
A Dog as an Ac complete.

A short time back a well-dressed stran-
ger called at fashionab jewelers. shop
IN Paris and selected gold watch and
chain, value ELS. Placing on the counter
toner "tried on" the watch and chain in
order to Judge of the effect, when, sud
denly glancing out of the door, he shoui ed
punch! Punchi come here-come here,
you brute!" AS the dog did not obey he
ran out after it. Punch was a clever &C.
complete, and ran all the faster he louder
his master called. When the jeweler at
last awoke to the fact that he had been
victimized, both dog and master had dis
appeared.-Tit-B Bits.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
TWO BOY BURGLARS.
Robert Mckay and John Murphy
Caught Looting Till in a
Fruit Store.

Two mischievous school boys, Robert
Mckay and John Murphy, the former II
years Of age, the latter two years his
senior, were arrested last evening by
Officer II. II. Murphy and Special Nor
gan on q charge OF burglary. The young.
sters were in the act of robbing till in
Robert Burns fruit store. Seventh and Mis-
sion streets. when they were detected by
the officers and placed under arrest.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

The Ashantees hold that drunkenness
forms no excuse for crime; but, by way
of preventing as far as possible any un
toward results happening through intox-
ication, any one who feels that way dis
posed is under an obligation to streak his
forehead with dashes of red paint. This
danger signal warns quiet-going people to
keep clear of the decorated one.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
SELECTIONS FOR TO-DAY.

SELECTIONS FOR TODAY
First race-Lady Diamond, Grady
Peixotto.
Second race-Lizzie III, Emma ID,
Schnitz.
Third race-Michael, Morellito, The
Cheat.
Fourth race-CabrilIo, Rey del TERRA,
Addie Buchanan.
Fifth race-Kefugee, Major Cook,
Caliente.
Sixth race-Good Times, BernardiIlo.
Vincitor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

Baseball at st. Mary,a.

OAKLAND, CAL, April 1S.-Three hun
dred people witnessed an exciting game
of baseball which was played between the
Academies and Quicksteps on the campus
of the St. Joseph's Academy to-day. The
score at the windup was "a TO 16.
Confusion of Martins.
OAKLAND, CAL. April 1S.-Rev. DR.. 5.
M. Martin, an evangelist of the Christian
church. formerly of st. Louis and for the
past three years a resident of Oakland and
who it was said had abandoned profit
gate son, has been confounded with Rev,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
Found Dead in Bed.

Mrs. Sophie Miller, who told fortunes as q
means OF obtaining livelihood, was found
dead in bed in her room at II Sixth street last
evening. 1t is presumed that death resulted
from heart disease. The BODY was removed to
the Morgue
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
INGLEsIDB's CLOSING MEETING,

The Corrigan stake Down for Decision
To-Day.
Ingleside track reopens to-day for thu
final meeting of the racing season. The
Corrigan stake for two-year-olds lends
additional luster to an especially good
programme of running events.
The entries are as follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
ALAMEDA C c.-sEcoSp INNINGS.


Owing to the non-appearance OF all the
Calf ornian team their match with the
Bohemians at Golden Gate had to be
abandoned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19

TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund the money il IL 1alls 10 cure, 25c
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
AMONG THE WHEELMEN.

Club Runs Of the Bay Citys and Road
Club Yesterday.
Captain Day took forty-fve members of
the Bay City Wheelmen on picnic run
to San AnseImo yesterday. taking the 10
o'clock Sausalito boat. 1t was the OPEN
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-04-19
]. C. MUTnER. AUCTIONEER.

VIII sell TUESDAY. April 20, Howard and
Third sts, at II A. NJ, the contents OF very fine
saloon, including 5 Fine Mi rors, Fine Paintings.
handsome xture, AMI Full stock of Wines,
Liquors AID Cigars
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
Sra gamlc Sagc.

Gn Ereit / Siartoal bauoe z Sprz
ner, iom ale bleu siite meo Sonoepl9er
Der / BD9oen. Gen enc al Spnnerue
beote &riitian ps boeoe paa Sau9an.
SanS Some par ipris III at oprfe Saus
%9ebpnoen. Se baooe Ell Spn, JONI lna
/ 3igbenbaun oa ituoereoe. San fom
ensan9 biem i Seiss Suleaiten. Wios
oeren laueoe 5lDoe9rco, Os @utten iao,
at bun 9ioroe Iarois ct Sab. buOroper
bun lasoe ct Ylag, os bar vi no. "a
Wooeren fOm inb i9ieu, uIloe @utten
baue &eoe paa, bpaO Gun 9jproe meb
Saoet, Tom bIeo 5aaret lid. Suu p9s
9rebe Jig lRn9e, men enoetis MATTE
bum iDlse i'm Spn meo 9ps bort / 5igs
iet, buOr bun bapoe iat Grpoen oppe
paa 5jpsbeaen. &pnen par beorDuet,
men aQtseoel maatte bun le paa, at
@rDbeu bleu tpmt no blauot @isoielen
paa 5jsssuluet. ON Suleonssmor9en,
oa De fom bort / 5iDiet, laa to al De
beoite &jor opoe / Saaie n % MI tit
Sgnnen SfDloen, JON buuoe form ar,
met oeres Susguo. Saa Sau3nu bar
en- samnel itor Ii, b~uOrunOer man
iom Diteit iatte lit Offer.
9riltian o9oe, os bans Gnte 9iiteOe
Jig paanp % iOrtiatte meo i'm 0Drtelic
at Sausebonoeu. Gn9ang iom 0aus
saniplfet Ilptteoe meo fin Suitab pna
beres SGter S~Oueuifen, uiloe Sau9an=
manoeu llsse ieien paa Caterer ON
Natten for at ie, ON bet par ianot, at
Der fom Sulorefreaturer iiteoet. San
srou Zig neo i Sengebaaiet, % OH,
Natten borte ban Der Tom baaoe 6plt
% 8reaturer. Sm Mor9enen Tom ell
sammel Some Us benoeS 9otter meo
bper i'm SO lno SGterbooen % be-
spnote at melfe. Strar oar Wanoen
iarois % faiteoe lin 5pastniu pper
ajDreue Og iprans paa 9Dren. ga
lasoe &onen: "Sa, bauoe On bare
taltet Staal uper min 9atter, iaa ban.
be Gu p9ret npot til at beloloc benoe."
Manoen tu9 &iorene meb ia biem.
Sm Sommeren efter berte man eroono
paa &OueiGterei, at Sulbren iaaoe
pppe i Sieloet:
"Np bar Gs ale mine &ipr / Gel.
iaanGr icm Spafot % Nugorps.
iom giGn9 / Sal9an Bette;
men DC ltaa 'fie inn uofo 9oot al Ocg.
tbi bonn peit Tie baat bonn bette"
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

lanoelis bait baaoe Zine ps Ertn mso
h9. San iror sobt on Ncr3e, of'
GlosbolOinsen, cs jes baaber, ban bar
@rino til bet. Sans q Scueier III
Norofap % f~treiiet en- Def 3eI ON
Norge. 90, ban fom euOOg If rlJ
msb Silsnins fra Mor ps Gor %
bapoe ouero9ret en- b0riG8
| Den Sfolc, buOrira ies bar mau8: a.
mine opreite Yiinoer. "Mau mao 7:
Iis ON liot, ON MO ltal fable bet Nyl'
sesbeip9", iir 9an9ietb, us ban poa'
iiaar, at bet toiter life Iaa iuRri. lont
mango iOrtausr.
s, iom bar Gaa6 til BET, ituloe tg'
iSse Wooer 9iorse. Oct piltc sips.
eoer goot. @iO jes tuuoe.
Gor Ell 1io iiben bolot ieg irem en-
Snoienoelie, at man turoe ieno.
"Bolten" bjem til Slest og geHncr,
Slosn oa bar ies iaaet Yar NOrses.
oreue, bporl leg beoes ON at 9lprc
bpao jes fan for, at iaa fan lie
Senner! budo fan pei Ell Tom jeg gjpre
Seq ienoer "YOlieu" til mine 5orRl.
Glore, % be laaner ben no, til Del
better / 5iuer. Su, ipm bar liot llo
tomme, bpr 9lpre bet iamme. On glG'
Der olne Sle9tuinser OF Senner mere
eno bu fanlte bar betGuft, ug iaa iaai
on life lao iaa Senner oerbjemme 70.
De Tar 9aler. "Yolten" gaar MI
iu9re Sunoter pper tit @amleinuos
Ior of oeles no / Sus os Sptter mel
lem Npr9es 5ielbe. 9e. iom iaur Il!
Soften" %tilienot ira s~lestninser o.
Senner Der. pil pare GLADE | 6plcIier
al, at be ibufommes. Wien De, ion
ingen "Hphen" iaar, ltlpnt De o9iat
fan ia Eaarprsuoe Der, uil fple flo.
rnrt, naar De Ter % borer, at ben %
ben icnoer Slaoet iii fine Haarprenoe
3 erior Crib I 2pmmen eiter en- &a'
9aler, on, iom bar lofomme iii bet
oa isno Soften" bjem. On oil bc
9Gre al bet. Set er oite life iOa goo,
al aiie Tenser for ct 8Iao ior Dem
%oerbiemme.
Sette "8pnbebrep" blep liot ioi
lanst; men Ieg ifal lOue at ueute len9e,
inoen je9 ~lfriuer bet uGite - aarel,
leg looer intet.
Nprolano, Sa., Soe SUM-. 1897.
Sriitian Sreoeiun.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
5rant Glare til Magbalsne.
Stanhai aina, ben 23oe @pril 1857.
Shreh1re 0DnoSnIspet
Din b%eitanpis bengipne
Sarrist 9artb.

Sbunfai aina, ben 23os april 1857.
SDrebdre Mdobalene!
Seq bar test meo at beipars bit Yrep, Iprbi j9 ielte 8ans
%IteIi9feosn peb at itrips til big = Og jes filler ben snonu.
W|sn MI tan bet life Longer %opiettss.
Oct er ganite fprbi meo mine llofi9ter her ainu. Oct
5irma, til Epiltet jeg blep ~dbresisrst liqeIcm en- unoen Bare
pdtte, bar uotpmt min Sdalmpogteb ro en- Hqtte Imaaz
li9e &rantslisr. Selp ON ies tunOe, bill jss life tlbaoe til
England, fpor man bar ~befunoet mig Iaa uburmbiertio.
Derimpb sadr iss ombcro ct Slit, Tom farsr fer pa Sp=
ten, for at forirge min Qpffe paa sssn 6aanb. Sm bel
pl gaa eQer life, fan ieg umulig pis. gsb Inores Sinh
er je9 bleren biemles pg rmilatfenbe, men st Tar man Doc
cpnaast: man er blepet mig tpit.
S9 bog bar jee enbnu ct Offer at brinse, ct Offer, bpor.
peo nit Sirts blebsr! llben 6ren,tib, uoen Muliateo 10,
at penoe hjsm, tor jes lite langere lahs bet gamle guant
meusm cs ulsit. s Sab ig hapos paret mere egenfiarlia
bapos je9 bplbt big b%unosn; / Sab ies hapos pGrst mere let.
Iinoig, bdpos ies label big pnte - begee Dele uoen Maal
Dien tppr fadrot man snb Far bebanblet mig, er lea bpa blsr
moi til at tleips benz.
gHeo Soarer Sinsre labsr iss big pibs. at bu life Tfal
FINITE bit 2ips Sfiebne til en- Scritebt. Deb oisIe 2inie,
siper jeg big BIT 2sfte tilbaee.
Nlin eneIte Sret er, at hi beaae er uben Sfbln. Su pal
icas unner 1ars Paapirtning, men bu ments mig bet eobt
bet reo ieg. Sngsu Gnpre enb jeg ielp %foripfaa be iergelis,
5elgsr al, at jes blsp jaget bort fra nit 59breIanb. Seq
CAB eftsr Tor Gar pe fer big = og MI Ter s 5elgerne!
Seq lioer for meget til at tunne itrips mere. Seq bsrel
big at glenme ben ~Itattsls 5pritscte, ipn bsitanbig bsoa,
Ter bin eptte ps Gltio pil forblire bin bengipne Ben
5rant Glare.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
nora til Mlogoalsne.

yiprd til Ilogoalsne.
"0stts laapeI Ioul be 10 nGite grere er d~oresierebe til
Birmingham
Gjareite MagodIenel
godr bl igien itriper til mig (gipr bet inart), iaa maa
bu ~aoresisre 8repst til I}iis 0artb. Seq bar ppsipet min
plaos, CO jeg faar bel life iaa mart en- igen.
Seq tunbe lite holbe bet uo; Smaapigerne bar meget
p~anitelige rg ~fortialeoe, og oeres gecitenOr, iom fsrte apm-
manoOen Suiet, bar Iigefrem urimeig. Seq bar ipurst Ell
Bar Sitting iammsn; bare ig tunoS BRUCE benz til al
traFie iamnsu msb big Blot ct Bar Dages 2io. Seq lan-
ges iaa %usnosIig efter big.
Gu maa lite tro. at ie9 tar tabt Wlooet; ieg timber be!
Yennetsr, icm bar @rus for mig. glen @eien til 2pttsr
er life let iiGr life for &pinoer. 9i naar ben bel pgiau
moi, ON lite fer ina 9imIen. 2ep bel, tiereIte Seitsr,
p9 glenn life bin Ncra.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

.STsueunen-, font fuoeS abHpet Ter, or en- moorne bparmet gtaRtue ehr uBt
HaurDe gRooel im "New Home" SpmaTnen meo 3uesuele af ale beunrs sos o.
noeIuftas of aue bes oaarH9e gaHnTabr Ser er til YPaNhnsns sooe Gsenfnbr fet
mango ne Grbeorur9er iom ngoorD9uts naa8 Pre ben til EN- aNtne at fgte Ra3a
On at De fpfe 6proeH pg ION err t9et efr "New Home" NoTuen er oGa at rem
gper ct Positive Feed nt Der life bbpoes npgen 6Gr eMr Spring for at faa GRltnCl
til at arhroe. en- anoenH lo9 1oteorup ION mart ul bpe paafjgnut a guhpT
fn benptsr Spnanureu er afeed, Der r uakbnS tmrrueet at ben Tan b9ues osiGn$
peo SIGlp a Ell fmpa Suoremira uNn at TONNE SerDehe mel the feed dog Gel
ganle aRaaoe at r9uere oerne Sln15 YilNne pm, uo SGip al Sruer Tom iltbo6t
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar ouo wnoiprt Sanfhlaboer, tM berpm oct le bp
fretaaet met gpagtgbeo. puor the feed dog uen rcnme 5r. eMr YaaTbeu al IQai.
phoeb eMr oaaa pHoe the feed Blue utRpn
Ser r brr9t meen Sntu p0 aouhrutuouen nf Suspeuuen", os fun WntWae al
beohe Sass e beueu anoerot &onnutipneu CT Nnpe, % GtpHerue er fa "a IN.
bn9seH9t trusebe % of beofe arume; aRafnen arbaoer orior let % naneu mOpa
Raaebaren e ruo reo GcJIotorSee, @djustabe beaings) paHet uO Silt
bouN. aWr mere enb olmunbeig SHoburbeo, o. bporueo Nadebarren bHuer imO TIL
lGngee Ib at urbroe uou Ollie uNr at lns Naar Siptlen sar frbi Galeu %
senHen 9sHeh e GoerraaNn Hap bullet gUG at ben nlors Tan trGies. ARatWl
hGor 10 tp baae sors % neOf Grdab, % ah&ioer automatic uOen Suipn til LET
eG fmrt &rbdpe
"Susuennen" brrger bobbet 5rnao % lmr lock stitch. Den pre 3aao fgu5 Lac
IRA Spoen, uen at trGoS 9innem ct elr Here Suuer, for Den naar 9aahput Smml
tra@r Jig fU; ben Tan trGoes tGipfe % eIet at iontaa. 0aaen e selfsaing o. ian
ahaa life iGmes nIaaia
&eO bprt Sting r9ie' beae TRADE fat iammeu og uHs @ioten Of Gsnt s
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

Stin9ene 9Icres oerueo ~iplOenot,
fat % i%uloItGnois ems paa begge
Sloer al 3giet. Ntalttncn er for.
lpnet meo ct lot 9anuobrul ypor.
peo man ueo 6IGlp al en- 9omme.
iirue Tan linnoie W~aItinerlet, meoens
Spolen iploes. Gen bar Ell bgi
grm, iom 5e8ninsen oiier, boi,fet
9iuer goo Vlao5 peo 5piets Saano.
teriuG uoen at siue Den ct ilumiet
uoieeuoe. Sen bar oeruGit en-
automatic Spole 8jnoer (bobbin
winderl Der er ina filter % paa.
lioeIi9 / fin girteu. at Ell oaarlia
punoet Spole oil pRre en- linn.
ttohph
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
Topbco fan iffc bclbrcScs

pep lotale GRiOier. ca be lille tunae ma ben mae 7sf
al Fret. Ter aires fun CT NidGoe az turere Ipuhce
pda. og bet CT uep tCuiltutioHelc Ni0ier. IS heb
opiiudr ueo en- Seirpoelie Del norg Cram. en- iaas
ialote ~cutascllf aanal. RaGr oruue iulanmrreS.
hlir Nerelien odarlig. o. luileS ben aGnte. iglrer
3gpbeo. Nddr oerue 3ullmmdiiou Ire hdYcS d,
aaHaleH lite lGttes lin ijollgere SiliiaH0. inotrrier
neoieparenee 3gpheo nj EtliUloe al ii ipraariaosS
oeuue aailrrh. lpu Tie or anoei emo en- 3ufamm,,
tiuu al Slimbinoeruc
vi noieuu en- Selgnuiua Of 500 Tor Gilbert ,aj
2dtarrh ircinbraat) {iliGioe al SBUbep, ipm M ian
helbreoeS uee SrlBeH al Halls Catarrh Cure, Cir,
tuIgrer isnoes trt.
T.. \. Ehenep \ So, leIepp. G.
SRiaes al dlle apptheiere Tor 75c.
oau'S 5aHiIIepiltr CT be beoite. i(uuil
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
aaptein gOrcaes til WngbaIsns.
girminoNm, hen 2oen SuIi 185

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ainrt Barn!
gGftn meo he -Soitpnegieritanos, ION reo en- 5siltagelit
bar ipnlmst meb, CT tomulsn mig itGnoe, pg leg Hal moi
paste eo9t pda ben.
gaa, bill iaa @r. lotI Baritone gjers lin llrst moi
Dem goo iQjtn? GesoGrrc bar ion ptl after pit Ig umso'
oisrlia, O. iud 5alo CT ieg pirteig pda Gsrts We9ne nssst
pprert orsr ite en- Gioielteo. Seq BED lie, hporaf bet toms
mtr. men jg fan life uofad BEN &arl De nod lite tro,
at ig Ipeger; ig bill nso 8labe DGre meo til at titdrers
ben 5pr. Seq iunos hobe Gpt til at rrios BAN, iod ale
bans penge risltbe uo al bdns Qoier.
&pcrltbts Tar min itaitels &one bet? CAB mig is, at
De optrGntr beitsmt ~orerior fenoe ca lille ~eoel9gger nit
utnngeaorige &rbsibt msb al lGre benoe Sans icr Oroen
"a Spmmstri. s Sdab ON indrt at hers ira Dem er leg
Terts %benQirne 9pratio Wraage.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
Den samls SIR. Glare til Ma9baIens.

Den samIs SIR. Glare til Mdgbalene.
C9eolagt foreedaenbe grep)
Seq Tar ~bs'tanoig iagt Seres iulige 5aber, at min Spn
5rant er en- gtar, men ieg pioiie life, at ban ogiaa er en-
pialt, fer ben iinfe qoit inotruf fra aina. Sea bar aob
Sruno til at dnage, at ban er bleren iaset uo fra FIN pldos.
Glem lam ira M at; bet pil ig iep sisrs. 9d Ri iioite
Sang faces. ppferte De Gem Tom en- fornufti9 Yigs. glp
peo meS bet! Seprisi sier bet mig onOt for Dem.
Serss ). 6.
6orti9ttesl
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
gltis gartb til Magoulene.
geitmcrelonos9 ouie, LITE Suli.
ai9re Magoalene.

1bfI- Ouit ~ GtNHpAAeA'N.
g8etmoreIanbsSouie lite SuIi.
aj9re MagoaleW!
Sab life min Saunpiirift pau 5orbuano f~oritr9tte big.
6eniigten meo bisie 2inisr sr inssnlunte at boloe en- Wloral=
p%rGbiten ior big. Seq ril blot lue big gtpgst pioe, iOn
Bora itiert life lar piqet rebe for big. 9u itul piot, at
bun Ear ppgiret lin plabs. 6umilisn, fppr tln bar, bapoe
%erfaret, at ou ipiqshe Spmebis Qrppinsbperne, % blsp ras
ienbe ferorer. De meobelte itrar Nora, at be alpris uibe
tilabe, at BUN mootos gefss af big eaer fob ~6prbinDslis
neo big. Oct Tom til ct itarpt SrbTtifte, pg snbnu famine
often forlpo bun SuIet.
Seq mener ipprist life, at bet par iaa ilemt, at BUN nil
'teoe i'm Stinins. SUN befanot fig life rel Der; gsrnsns
bar uartige oe tit Wlebfolb bos gepitempoeren. Men bet
8Grite er, at Slist ian ~gjenta9e fig, pg at gcru albrig er
litter paa at blipe npasn ~reIpsttdbel 5amilie, iaa lenae
Du er rmpantenpe Stueipilerinbe. Sant alpprli9 beroper.
Seq tanter fun paa fenoes rs bit Bel. Din plabs Es mig
ltdar betdnois aaten; Ri bar Sntet at tilsips, pg bu Sntet
at anere.
Din b%eitanbis fengipne
!6arrst Gurth.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

SEQ mootpa SpmaItiheu -Susucurcns ,px
sn ugestio iioe;i. Wtiu Suitru iiaer. at bun
aleria ipr bar net paa en- ina goo g2alf,ne
ION -Sisoennen.s Stnloe ri bope lipbt en-
hos Ell a9eut. er ies iitter paa, at pi bopo.
maaitet betale runot 20 Dollars mere. SEQ
anbeialer ben til gnhper. Der gnlter iio IN
lite 3iasies Spmnlfine. Sen er aloeley
pper 6orpentnlns III ben Yrls. gIuorcn
3boreSou, NaudelteI Mum
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18

az BAN tiIbuott 9leobcIsllsr bill tIpe ~touprerta meO en- 0u'
icr al fem gunb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
@nrat9Dsnbs aapiicI.

(af "9inss"s establishments 3 palter)
"Gn u~bsfisnoi Ben" armpbss tsrpeo nm at opoirs en-
@brssfe, Iporunfsr man tan torrfponoers meb lam. ge
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-18
Seq QlQrfe til neoenitaaenoe priier:

ws"n.ne Mo. 81 gnoetaTro % II rbn shHe. mnO Bent Wood Cove. ssO.2o
pt"Nt"e "o. y SffT paa ber Guoc % en- lben StuHs, - ..S2l.2'
UsalH"s "o. o.-SNs Mnr pa hOer GOe % en- IMn siuf, ..S22.9