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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

1t was wholly unnecessary for the
novelist, Stephen Crane, to go to Cuba
There are enough writer's of fiction
there already
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04
For Labor Commissioner

J. J. Jones of Parsons, an employe of
the NJ, K. & T. railway, is an applicant
for labor commissioner. Mr.. Jones is
said to have the Endorsement of the
employees of the NJ, K. & T. railroad.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

The time grows nearer when Prince
ton will have to receive Mr.. Cleveland
We hope Princeton is alive to the
weight of her responsibility.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

New Building = double front, three
for the exclusive use of the publica-
ton and business of the STATE
JOURNAL newspaper-noj job office
or side issues.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

| Ian Maclaren'' at least did not have
| the bad taste to take American money
| and abuse the United States when he
| got back home.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04
PoETIcAL COMBAT
Between Eugene Ware and Edward C.
Little.

Between Eugene Ware and Edward C.
Little.
z. F. Ware and E. c. Little are hav-
ing q pOetical contest. Ware had a
verse on his New Year cards as fol-
lows:
90, New Year. greet the old,
And hide as it has hid,
The sights which we have saw,
The deeds which we have did,
He sent one to Little. Little replied:
81 SEE YOU"
o, New Year, bright and fair,
So softly entered in,
hope that you'll BEWARE,
Till another year begin,
OF heroes brave and bold,
With speeches fierce and stout,
Who sound the trump of war,
And fling wars banner out,
OF poets grave and gay,
Who write with Iron quill,
Who, alas, alack a day,
Oft threat to kyarve and kill,
For if they git too fierce"
And constant stir our fears,
Wen take q hand ourselves,
And blow blood into their ears"
L'ENvOI
So cut and kyarve no mo-,
This year shall be serene,
Here's luck to 97,
And health to you, Eugene;
That when this year is out.
And these twelve months are spent,
Wen weep these days gone by,
When these days shall have went.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04
Mr.. Titles Speech.

Private Secretary to the Governor E.
c. Little has sent the speech he made
during the campaign to VIM. J. Bryan,
to be put in mis- book. This was at the
request of Mr. Bryan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

None of the special correspondent:
has told US yet what Mr.. Hanna ant
John Sherman decided to do about tina
senatOrship.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

Gov. Pingrees quiet entry into offic
is not likely to be at all characteristic
of his administration.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

The weather being favorable most
people have concluded it is just as well
anyhow, to let their New Years resolu-
tiOns slide
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

1t is all right for the boys to skate on
| the state house grounds, SO they dom
skate diagonally.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

Congress reassembled today and the
Cuban war will now break out afresh.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

It wouldn't be much trouble for Gov
elect Leedy to dispose of his message
if he were going to pay Geographic tolls
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

Score.-North and South, 4; East ana N est D.
NOTES.
Trick 1.-Opening the clubs COSTS NORTH
a trick in that suit.
Trick 3.-Opening the diamonds costs
two more tricks by eventually killing
South's D K and leaving him without re-
entry to make his K at the end
And still eoIne people cannot see the
moraI-that the opening OF an apparently
worthless suit is better than tampering
with tcnaces and four card suits queen
high l. u hO"1-AA
Boston Press Club, Boston.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

Ambassador Bayard will doubtless be
| the next prominent foreigner to make
a visit to the United States.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

In the fifteen months last past
these are some of the results that
have been reached:
Made a showing sworn detailed
statement of circulation exceeding
that of any other Topeka daily.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

Broken edge collars made smooth by
Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

We do nending and sew on buttons
free of charge. Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

There are no secrets about
the STATE JOURNALS
circulation. A detailed
statement, signed and
sworn to, is issued annu-
ally, showing the circu-
Iation for each day in
the year. The statement
is sent to directories and
furnished advertisers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

Four Linotype machines installed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

Paper enlarged from six column quarto
to seven column quarto.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04
Skeleton in a Tree.

Hicksville, o. Jan. I'm cutting up a
giant oak tree on a farm near here a
human skeleton was found inbedded in
the tree about 80 feet from the base.
The wood had grown around the bones,
away. The tree was solid and gave no
appearance of ever having been hollow
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

90, New Year, greet the old,
And hide as it has hid,
The sights which we have saw,
The deeds which we have did,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-04

z. F. Ware and E. C. Little are hav-
ing poetical contest. Ware had a
verse on his, New Year cards as fol-
lows:
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
SaaroGttcn 90 Gpnerne.

Spis 9e bill pioe, bpab 5ld1s
Manb 9eres 8ut bltr, Ital De unters
iSse, bporleoeS bans Saar potter
bet er ben nDeite Raab pda aQraftsrs
lGsningens Smruaoe. 5Git 0ere3
Zine paa 9~agbooets M~iotpuntt, "a
bpis De ba timber, at t0aaret potter
fra en- tpoelig begrHniet Girtel uo !
itabis pibsre Girtler, Tom bar en- fat,
re9elm98ig 5orm, fan De bGre fit
fer pau, at 9eres Gut life blir noaen
9umrian. Oct pibner ON, at bdr
bar en- COB 5oritanb. og at Siernet
pil tomm. til at uopitle fig ilig, at ban
meb SLAMS bill tunne be'tda / Sdmper
for SilbGrelien. 9eriOm Saarets
8nt't lite bsgpnber mibt pua goos
bObet. men lGngere oppe, benimpb Sss
fen, betegner bet etcentriIte Silbgielios
beber.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Gn gruiulo YIante.

5pr ct bunorebe Oar iiben orepes
Der / 6olanb en- iua panpittig Spes
fulation meo Sulipuner - ct eneite
2ea tunbe bli betalt meo en- bel Sprz
niue - at Resjeringeu tiplut maatte
itribe inb % forbpbe Soinoelen peo
2op. s bore 0age Ipnes Sr6ioeerne
at Ifule TONNE til at iptle en- lignens
be Role, ps Der betales ipimlenbe
GUNNER for entelte iielone GrempIaz
rer at benz. NpIig bar Chamberlain
betalt $4,000 Str. for en-, men iad er
ben osfaa tilgdgns marto9rbig.
"0en mennsitelige Sr9ibe" fables
ben % bar Tom 8lomiterpotte - en-
SisrneTtal. Rsboerne at ben bar potz
fet inbi % oper StaGen, fDlot uo
Sinene og R9iebulerne ug Inor ia
neboper &tnberne. Den bgie 9ris
ftplbes bog life faumeget plantens
Sielbenbeo, ipm at Der bar iad manue
ON guoet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

len isjen. Sda la iss benbe tilrett'
oe git inb paa 6drrps aontor. SEC
oiloe M pioe Sonbbeben.
Stripsborpet par ladist, og RsgIsr
tat pat. Seq peb life, bporleoes jee
ft ar4fter til bet, men moi er bet, al
ieg brat 2aaIen op. Sda ddbnso'
jee gorbet. 0erinbe lua en- Oolt rso
at Blob og en- Soanbfulb apinoebddr,
Oct pdr af gaens Suur. jeg tjenots
bet itrots igien. Sg lige peo otsie
Ting lud Here 9jenitanbe, Tom Salt
mpntnere pleier at BRUCE, og lin til
at its6e ar. 0ette q dlt'ad min
Wanbs Qrbeibe. Glen bdpbe rimes
ligbis fsrIt fdat Mistante og Iioen
9isbeb ON bette, pg bet par bel 8runs
ben til u%enigbeberne mellem benoe og
6arrD - og tiliioit tit BUN i'm 0eo
paa 8runo at bette. glunot andre
Ting fdnot jeg osIda Ell 8rep fra min
Wano til Glen. Oct begDnote meo,
at ban elfteoe benbe % bao benbe
fpgte meb Zig, % Ilutteoe meo 5or=
1tfrin9en ON, at ban dlorig bapoe
bolbt at mig. Seq bar bare en- 8utte.
Seq itjente MI, bpprfor Sarrp bapoe
bGret ida ppm9rtIpm mob glsn / ben
tsrIte lib, % bporfor bum tdlbte
BAN Slpngei. Oct bar bel bette cgs
iaa, iom Glen "gierne tunoe Il pg ie,
ON jeg troebe. bpab bun la"
Saa penote jeg plubislig 6ooet og
ut Gte pud - Sarrp, ION fob nogle
taa Stribt bdgenfOr mig. Qa Sub,
bet bar benne MunO, ieg bapbe
bolot faa forferoelig at.
Seq TT pllbielie Sortpileliens
Stprte. Seq i%tisnts, at ban MI piloe
to 2ipet at mig ueidu, men bette
tantte jes life paa. Seq bar bare
rGo for, at ban ftulbe ia | mig. Oct
bar b a m og life 9sben, iom ieg bar
r9o for. Seq ~itratte armene uo for
at bolbe BAN bet fra mig. M9rtes
Zig moi tom jsg forbt BAN pg flpgtepe
neooper Srappen, mems ieg belle 81
ben raabte ON Si9lp. Saa befpis
meoe ieg.
Der gift flere Maaneber, for jeg tom
til mig Ielp isjen. Seq fit nemlig
6jernebet9noelie sfter ben Itr9ttelige
Nat % bar lige inoe / 0eoen. Sd
ieg Tom til 8epibitbeo ieien, fit ies
pibe, at jeg bapoe fact ct Barn, iom
bar bsbt igjen, og at min Muno bar
reiit. Spprben pibite ingen. Men
isg bar rob for, at ban ituloe TONNE
isjen. 9erfor reiite ieg fra nit Siem
os Hpttsoe bjem til mine 5OrGlore.
Seq anla Gntsbragt, for enten min
Wanb leper eller ban er bob, betragter
leg mig lisefulot Tom Gnte.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
For Dnabnlhninsrn.
Fried Rabbit.

Gior Rabbititrotten pent rem og uaIt ben; lpa ben To-.
eenoe 9anp 10 gtinutsr; tag Den iaa op oa tor ben al et
rent alaoe; mar ben er folo. lenmes Den op, opppes pispebe
sGs 90 bernGit Tine Sr0otrummcr; trporeS meo Salt 90
9epper. gaar bette er siot, iteses Stptterne Is Minuter
Smsr ouer Ell life oltior tGrt 6eoe; Saucen azores liot tpfere
meo Ell lioeu Slump Smgr 90 en- IiOeu Sbeiteiulo Nel; loa
opbeSes bette fiot 90 Der rpres inc Spisitcr 5lsoc. Robbit.
StpIt'rne laeseS paa ct parmt 6ao, o9 Saueen ierpercs ueo
Siben al.
Roast Rabbit.
y gisr Rabbiten soot rem; leg ben en- Grippiuo. Poubs
neb en- lioen Seq og en- @uleroo itaaret Strper; Srps orsr
Salt 90 9epper % brep Smsr ouer. Set 9anoen mo sr
beb Steseopn, mso 8anb NOT Ill at oGite oeus gunS. Oo brnn
Stesen itaoiot meb suucsn @anoen. 3iliat mere g}uno n,
bet trenses. 9aar Stesen er farbis. babes saucen oper On
ben ieruercs Imeb Cranberry Sauce.
y ppnt Rabbiten psnt. % iplo ben meo en- 9resiiuo az
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

207
o'pV''""mer' Uot pottet pa, Sage, Bepper oo Salt ilni
en- llOen Slump Smer. akt en- slime ioft afsr oper oa
leg ben en- 9yauoe neo lot gonb. oo fpt Ssu mo Ell bs
Spn, gS al Sarcen oite bier ben. steoru ierperts ns
%ibS Selee (currant jelly)
Rabit Pie.
Sre paa Sunben al en- bb Slifform (dish) ct tpnbt Gag
:. pun paste euer rig StsoA crust. Stu Rabbiteu, tS1
Den 9oot og buIO ben op Sbfformeu. bnt opsr uco en- up
per crust Os ics bette Steo Ipnen.
Steve Pa bbit.
5laa og pput Robbitsn Ii, airr ben on stpff,r, Ia11
oI''OeCe's Yano SmOr en- hee.ganbe, % pend StpiitIn1
=" = ~ DC CT nattert brun Tag benz iaa op; iet y'j
'IsY"Ut ""Ho Ill Sinoret, | Sieite Mel rpres til Ell 3eoHH1
- o'no' l Splle'te Salt en- liben repet Seq, ON may
w. g gao Del toae op, ba Hirbet beri, LAB bet pHiFsp
"N" W { msfL % Ierueset uarmt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Gu original 6rier.

Gn ung Northumberland forei
teb fia, if. ct tpif Sluo, / EN- rig aOrn
banbIers 8atter % bar iad lpttel'g a
uibe fig sjerelitet. Timber osll NON
samtale meo lin GliteOe, ia bun BAN
at ban treitig t1inbe anboloe ON betoe'
| Saauo bps Iapa, uen nleb Serlpft II
Iiue Sorboloe ituloe ban p9re lnd aaoeI'
bigrtet iom mulist, TIL enc o9 alefl'
berueb piloe ban finrs imponere bsnoes
Tar Oa pinoe bans gnoeit. Stiloe De-
iioen pie iia, at ban baube bolot nose'
bemmeli9t for 5aren, otloe oeroec oil
uare tabt. Observation-Disclosures m9r'
feb Jig bette Raao Og began 't9 I'll Der
riae a~urnbanoler. Mellem ols'e II
upipanbt Der fig MI islsenbe z amtale
Dob MOr9en!!"
"@po Rpr9er, bpab snlter DEP"
"Spr at tale uoen Smipsb, 9erea
9atter 8ertbas Saano."
"Saa -. 40 Sar DC pa 6or'
mue?"
"9tei, life bet minite."
ga bar Be 9auite piit @iGlb?'
"Sa."
"SuOr meset ba?"
"Smtrent 500 Rarf."
DE bar bel, naar bet fpntner I'll
Stptfet, tat ben Srat, Be sldr 2eres
Sppartins J. paa Bprs?"
"SesuRrre."
"9e sr pirteli9 en- original 6rtsr."
Ceres Grerfienoelie alGoer mig"
"8il min 9atter ba Gem BOP"
"Sa, pisieIi9."
IS oil lepe al mine Gerse."
"Meb itsrite 5ornsielie; tbl je9 bar
nctpp life npgen Itor Sage pco Serns
bancn."
aornbanbelersu rpiter paa 6Ocet pg
raaber pua Bertha, lom IaItboIoer, at
bun elifer ben unse Serre.
"Saa -. On bar uel tienot BAN
lanse?"
asa, &upu."
"Sa bu peb, at ban er ct anitGnbist
Menneife?"
ga piit, pilbe jes bel ellers turne
elite bnm?"
"Og bu tienber o9iaa bans 6amllte?"
"8apu, bet ct rigtig itittelige, bra
Soft"
"gtr, ia, le9 bar / @runben irtet
impo bette @iftermanl," bemGrfeb ben
gift ben til i'm Setret4r, tpB
1000 Marf, gap lin frcmtioige Spigers
IGN benz og ia; "Sua, naa MI iprit ben
% betnl bin @iGlb. Som ina iii O8
til Wtiobug, % bois bu et9une lfpIOe
til at 9iite bort en- 0aiter, sil
ie9 onife big, Of pu mua tomme biQiQte
fra bet eno ieQ."
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
smaa-sttitrer

aoot Stinte, Gunse .lcr aist loltet Sico boz ls0st"
gano, bet er tOgt l. iubil bet bltr tolot. sicoet bluct gi
Den N'oaos mort oa mesct bebre.I
Oil Cloth bOr lite uuIes leo pormt sabepara H1
n'eO Iuntent SanO uoen sabe, oder bet meb en- alnN, i1
er ureOet op gunO mec Iiot Meli
Oct er lille ~uunTeIiat at thine efter ON, smrr Gfj]
suer %torfalitst meo oals .Qer anOI sloos aebt. Eager na]
ct Sipste bpiOt Qapir % imsr,r ri smsr oerpaa, ruler VI
WA 'a"'H'sn % Hitler Glib paa be pa Iustsr bet bFfa'%
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
206

porne; bet trruoes life at eipe Dem ion6ant bper Dag, ct Bar
@an9e ON llsen pl baue uomRrtet @irtning.
Wlan bebcper life at tgbe Ell fotbar Seutprrn; Sinus.
ninsen fan 9oot foregaa paa en- tpt tart Stem peb SiRlp of
EN- S~crntIubbe, euer Iiseouerfor Smuoben tan bet 10 eoot ole.
res meo en- eommel Satbet. Seiaa toats aisoben cr oooe
iom tnuite, men iulbt iau meset sObt stof iom raa inOe.
boloer be piitnof life.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Wcpidt iris.


"Bleser's u lmauut % Saaub.
b o 9" for 1897 ieroes frit til ale, iont ins.
'snoer fin GoresIe oa 10 Gents Tsrinrrf.
til :. Siesen, 1874 Rauboipb ct, Chi
cage, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
NarSmcoe.

The Minnesota Scandinavian Relief
Associations 1879 garsmsbe bploes i Gsb
@iHs, Wtiuu, 9irsoas ben 26oe Sanuar
1897 81. 10 5prri.
&eo @tns, Den Zoe San. 1897.
20a2 q. y. Hoiiug. Sef.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
| DR.. Peter Tarbney,
f'I4 South Beyne Hpe., Ebitass, n

ERtn Spmaitrne 'Suspenn.a" sr MI 8os
ptptt, % leg Tan life ie, at nogen sslNdi'
tat 8Isre benre arbeloe. le9 er OoeroE0sa'
ttJhia5 orer at BABE iaaet laa pen og 5e'
en- Vilttns for ben Bulge Gris al SLa.I
t"tr,etfsr al sipe asenterne ira 80 % Il! "
3olaEs. $L15 blep 6rastsn. Wrs. vfia|
eHttenitn, Sampton. NebrGltd.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
glGemtcr

smiles, iii mob geo Setalure at Tor
hauNls Gorer, Tom Misunderstanding
ieouel i l%fanoiuapjltr iom dmcrltanl'e
Gamilicr. Guhurr, iom puiier en- lsn'
ueHee 8efiritioelie, cner oil Iordnitc
ia en- aoo y iortjeueite, oil Tor irte
Grrper, Girfutnrer, o. b., bchd9e at tile
itrtne
e. Z. Shoop & 60,
CIR. COS Gtote Street, Rntiut, s'ts.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
rnifcr n 2ncccis?

saa trug Ben 1tnIt suotcIsful 1ntubatsrs.
- - haf Sutgrif. H1GI dnott hAat
TrI gear ipmntr 81 otr 8
W. Hat IrErm Ter &suillai'er; 10
~ Wtfbort tcr az E5He SustiAhee,
E%&~( ~ rE Nr-r gr Erfr HrluiotCra mar
@xAgsHeiAftil Nrbctc. S6jgte u1eer alb
ShSf irluf Garauit NlI on nrH nm
~ beS ca Eel ON AHuleaiiou %
gpuifrb. Seub sc STAMPS HorcSlt
ncs Moines 0tubator Co. Box Ioz DesMolnes, "a.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
De LAVAL SEPARAT0RS

gidisan State Experiment Citation.
aertenltural Goueae q =
Ste 3anuar 1ss7. ~ "aS,
"Iet er MIG en- for 6ornsiefie at aicrto,,
nssbnro ON ae sapai Cream Sesarators' ~ l Sts
s min Site Sr na[ o. ct 9 sS5 0srst / taOts 8r Sr1 n.y.
tIrnmet Mtelt er iieloen mere eno fuW r. yen
Stlgnt be bruses I ct "8airo gpurie~, bsor TSSot esui
latter benz fGroia Stanb oa arbsibrr M. 9,s9laor.
IA anSss pam.sias SmitaneishsOsr bar '' y y.
%poperlig Stano. &tiultat I = I Tor1osy -,I"Sa4I
lrnsere 8io, iboilfen olS,e Raffinet Esv " CEN /
reoe pnG enbper riHeIie Maaoe. er. a, No gst't ne
tales Tor at lflnrme fuluit9noiet. trrpe i,s %Ta arte
perfect aonltrlftion." '1'"''e'ss, "
Clinton 8. 5mttb 75.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

rAG EJ NIT r o DIET, men sp0rg din Appetizer
= KJ0bmsnd eller Nabo, som har brugt "WarDers
White Wine of Tar Syrup"i de vii fortAlie Dig. def or
on bedste Hostemedicin paa Jorden. Pris Is og TO-.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Trit! Grit! Nrif1

Sor Hheiudtisme 50 enueffebehs,.-
Ct iinipelt ptipoel, ipm lea tiuissiuISt -. hay -
pen pee gfenneltellgat. 9ette UiourbsT. Ha7nsIs
ION ieg peo ct rent 5ilfrloe ppooaeos fE,,..as &Bod
ssSSsi g r ~ s ,lS,n 9nlinOsr anOte. In g sI2oT2 u
3ilialoe, drieet ubelbreoeliae. hor N.Y., 20 Jnss
bette Nfiooel, Here 5iliGIbe 9atisrffr l95tt "a
az War oar ~ngolagne iii at brnae am, .@ ! 67''r
lG9ie tornnlt9 en- Wano | Seautn. Ser n, ggdiaa
oeHHe for'1roelige Spgoom / ~ War. ''H 10 a
abresie.
Sohn u. 2nitb, 1ept. 10. N iInon,.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

A. kS hrn Rttt AZ. plroHirsIHr eprt. alt en-
EgM~N@.& bru "a bBpyiEory aguerf 4t1sc pda 4Fiif
NE icbglr New Puuitrybuide inIlANt
@HAyt l0 ttbrr. trn1t NulrFfr etttpte gla'
nrr fuv Sanlrbus; ftIt 9tbicr 60 Ip'
Frtfisr fay GhHbpWWC. StHree 'nt loe,
.salsAli. bbis "a frturr RU. John BAUseher,
49, Ir Ron IA Frcsprri. III.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Oddret

FrrhiabrtS fra Al IA Re Of eIsr bltrc arndi pe iadr
IN rpni5 0rrf uro srueCu al giaortue. 81 90 ~
Tsaitc. NigOrine Medicine 20 Chicago
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
THE De LAVAL SEPARATOR m

Randolph & Canal Sts., II Cortland S,-.J
CHICAGO. NEW TSItes,
Cttffs3 tluee Gutter o. Vtasr tr III, -.
<uNsSS Iearai, Sartisitriit, sraf5rt.s S's 10
9elife 0aa uio. Stuoenter tan tiene goit,,' y,ssS
terue rimelige. 3enue SfcIe er a%nertienHT ~ aolf'
ben bee re belle Horeoe iten. Strtu eiter Iis, !" ots
!agt I 1891 |V'iHs
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
- % nac.

Il. COS etote Street Rnslnc. sris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-27
Free BAPTIST Church.

At the Free Baptist church Rev. Dr
Penney discoursed from Math ,. lilo:
Here" said the doctor. would seem
to begin the inquiry about Jesus Christ.
which has never ceased to be the SUI
nreme question of the religious mind.
That inquiry is more eager and VIDE
snraad today than ever it was in any
period of human history. Still the
oraat subject is-where is Christ, Wnc
is Christ, and what is Christ! me
hooks that reveal Him most profoundly
and lovingly to the human mlnd are
the books that hold their own To-Day,
amid the fiercest literary competition.
An This means something. There is in
if a deep but all but tragicai mystery
an agony of the heart speaks IN TINS
ino,iry of the lips. The life OF man
,t..nts something more than he has YET
saoura1. IT tries to evade the answers
,hat bring with them severe moral
oh,;oations and yet it recurS TO THESE
answers as if they were the only pro-
found and vital replies. what IS our
sunrenie anxiety today? Is II 10 see
.ha star or to see the Saviour? Is II TO
,,,.ka ,rrophetical calculation OF years
Ia ,,,onths or to go out of the heart
searching for one who is the answer !"
s;,, .nd the balm of its cruel wound
in.p If you say: "Sirs. we ""ui" S''''
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First Baptist Church.

The First Baptist church was very
tastefully decorated with evergreen in
recognition of the Christmas season.
The pastor took for his text John w..
TX: In this was manifested the love
of God toward us, because that God
sent His only begotten Son into the
world, that we might live through
Him" Love must be manifested The
manifestation of love is the keynote IF
Christmas. God manifested His love
by the gift of His only begotten Son
and we must manifest ours, that the
final result of this love may lead us 20
better life. Our Christmas gifts are
productive of better feeling and he!p
us to live better. There was no special
musical programme for the occasion.
the singing being by chorus
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Jesus, you will find him In the Holy
scriptures. you will find him in every
Christian experience. in proportion as
1t is enlarged and true. Yea. you viii
ma II IN the very question itself. for
no man ever asked that question with
sincerity and earnestness without
the answer beginning the mo-
ment the question ended.
Mr.. X. r. Thompson of Storer,s Col
lege, Harper's Ferry. agent for this in !.
stltution. followed DR.. Penney in an
earnest and forceful address on the
needs OF the college. which was re-
sponded to by generous contributions
and pledges.
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St. Marks

At ST. Mark the decorations for the
Christmas occasion We're very pleasing
and tasteful. 1t was gratifying to see
the rector. Rev. Mr.. Degen. who has
been so long i'll. once again able to at
tend the services.
There was the usual service in the
evening.
Professional Hymn, 'Adesta Fidelis."
Xenite, Chanted
CNorias a. Chanted
TIE Deum. Stalner
RenedictuS Anon
Anthem "Sing, o Heavens Glare
Offertory.
Recessional Hymn. 80 Little Town of
Bethlehem
EvenSong.
Professional Hymn. "Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing
Psalms. Chanted
Magnificat Nunc Dimittis.' Gross in A
Hymn. Calm on the Listening Ear of
Night
OffertOry.
Recessonal Hymn 80 Little Town of
Bethlehem
Miss Minnie l.. Du Lon. organist.
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THE ICE OUTLOOK.
An average Crop Expected To Be
Harvested.
About The Same Amount Is Ca ried Over As
Last Season.

This cold weather makes the ice
men. as well as the hundreds of men
who work upon the river reaping the
ice harvest. feel jubilant, as it means
good clear ice to the one and work for
the other
The river is frozen over up to a point
just north of Hallowell, and the ice is
from one to four inches thick, and
every night such as we are having now
makes it thicker.
Preparations for the winters work
are going on rapidly along the river.
and a few days more will see the
houses all in readiness. There was not
much repairing to be done this year at
the various ice plants, as most of them
are in good condition now. 1t is not
known whether the houses of the Con-
solidated Ice Co. at Farmingdale are to
be rebuilt this year or not. Several
times the rumor has gone abroad that
they would be built and ready for use
this winter, but beyond clearing up the
has been done to show that any work
will be done there this winter. Can
tain Rich, who had charge of the
houses before the fire. has not said
whether they will be replaced or not.
but the season is now so late that it is
considered unlikely. The building
question probably depends on tn"
Hudson river crop outlook however.
more than anything else There has
been some talk that the new houses
would be put up below the old ones.
about mile on the same side of the
river. but nothing authoritative has
been given out on the subject
The amount of ice carried over this
year will not be very large. 1t may
run up to 100000. but probably will be
found to he about 10000 tons. Last
The past season has been a fair one for
the commodity in spite of unpropitious
weather and it has put some life in the
trade again. The crop will. of course,
in n large measure. depend on the con-
ditions on the Hudson, and things will
he lively here if they are dull in York
state. but at present the leading COM
tanies say that they will cut about the
same amount as last season.