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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-24

sells even venture around the cape and
up the Pacific coast to Alaska to catch
halibut in the Behring Sea, but only
in winter, because the catch would not
keep in good condition in summer dur
ing the long time required by the
smacks to reach a shipping point or a
market. Halibut fishing is just as good
in Alaskan waters in summer as in
winter, but for the reason above cited
no Eastern vessel fishes there at this
time of year.
The vessel now being fastened to
completion at Dialogues ship yard has
three months, and is to be ready to be
turned over to her owners in six weeks.
She will Immediately start on a 1900
mile trip to fish for halibut in the Behr-
ing Sea, and if her venture is success
full it is said that the Bostonians back
of the enterprise will at once place an
order for another This one will cost
about $4,000, and the plans of the
owners contemplate the ultimate con-
struction of five sister steamers.
All the best features of the English
"steam travis have been embodied
in her plans, and the chief difference
between this and vessels in other lines
of business lies in the fact that the
is equipped with fish pockets
steel chambers wherein the catch is
kept in a number of separated COM
partments. Her length over all is 40
feet; beam % feet; hold, 10 feet, and
contract speed, 10 knots
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-24
STEAM FISHING VESSEL.
First of Its Kind TO be Launched
in New Jersey.

There is soon to be launched at the
shipyard of John H. Dialogue & Son,
Kaighn's Point, Camden, says the
Philadelphia Record, a steel vessel that
may eventually revolutionize the fish
ing industries of this country. She is
being built at the order of a half dozen
Boston capitalists to fish for halibut in
Alaskan waters, and she differs from
others of her trade in that steam is
to be her propelling force instead of
the wind.
The construction of this vessel is
the harbinger of another victory in
the triumph of steamers over sailing
craft, the later having been driven
out of nearly every line Of business
by more modern methods of water
transportation during the past few
years. Not long ago the coastwise coal
carrying trade was almost monopolized
by sailing vessels, but now the owners
have built big barges out of the bulls
of diSmantled ships, and single tug
tows several cargoes at time from
one port to another. Oils for the far
East are carried by steamers through
the Suez Canal, where sailing vessels
used to carry them around the Cape
of Good Hope; general cargoes for
San Francisco and Pacific ports
formerly shipped around the Horn in
schooners, are taken to the Isthmus
of Panama by steamers and transported
by rail across to a connecting steamer
ciT Tn oh 10 l.
ing craft has succumbed to the march
Of progress, and now steam is to be
introduced for the propulsion of
fast fishing boat in place Of the time
honored fishing smack.
This move, while an Innovation in
American waters can by no means be
called an experiment, for the English
have over thousand of what are call
ed ssteam trawlers," and the fish mar
kets of that country are no longer
dependent upon wind and weather for
a supply equal to the demand. Here !
tofore the fish have been brought to
the principal fish markets of the
United States in Smacks, but the deal |
ers have for a long time been dissatis- |
fed with this non-progTessive method |
of doing business Not only are the
fishermen exposed to unnecessary hard |
ships and dangers by this system, but
the arrival of their craft at any given |
destination is always attended by un-
certainty and delay.
The extent Of our fishing industries |
and of the change of methods that will |
probably follow the advent of the first
steam fishing vessel will be better ap-
preciated when it is remembered that |
the smacks go as far north as Labra J
dor. and as far south as Florida in
their pursuit of the denizens Of the
deep Gloucester Mass. is their prin-
cipal headquarters, and a great part
of G1oucester's population is made up
Of fishermen. Some Of the larger YES
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-24
CLIMBED ST. ELIAS.
Prince Louis of Savoy Has a Sue.
ceSSful Trip.

Dispatches from Victoria state that
Prince Louis of Savoy and his party
of Italian mountain climbers are now
on their way back to Italy, proud in
the knowledge that they accomplished
the feat of scaling Mount ST. Elias, the
lofty peak which stands on the Cana
dian boundary in Southeastern Alaska
The party is made up of Prince Louis
of Savoy, Lieutenant Cagni, an Off
Ger of the Italian naval service, who is
acting as aid-de-camp to the Prince;
DIR. Phillip, medical adviser of the
party; Mr.. Genema and Mr.. Sella, a
photographer, who has secured some
first-class views of the glacier over
which the pilgrims passed on their
way to the mountain and views from
the peak of Mount st. Elias.
With the Italian guides and noun
taineers who were brought from Italy
to render their assistance to the party,
and the American packers, who were
in charge of Major Ingraham of Seat
tie, and looked after the transporta-
ton of the vast amount of supplies,
the party numbered in all u persons.
They sailed from Seattle in June on
the steamer City of Topeka, and ar
irving at Juneau, they were taken on
board the Seattle yacht Aggie, which
was towed by the steamer Bertha to
the starting point of the overland trip,
Yakutat Bay.
This point was reached on July 22d,
and more than half a day was spent in
attempting to make a landing, which
on account of the heavy breakers was
very difficult. 1t was well on in the
afternoon ere landing was made and
then the expedition only stopped long
enough to get their supplies together
before starting inward. They took in
with them over 5000 pounds OF pro-
visions. After loading the goods on
sleds and hitching up the packers, for
the men themselves pulled the sleds,
the long journey inland began. After
six DAYS travel Maplaspina glacier
was reached, and here the party got
the first taste of the rough and rugged
ice to be met with on Alaskan gla-
ciers
Although but 20 miles wide, this gla-
cier occnpied four days in crossing.
For two days a heavy fog enshrouded
everything and the members OF the
party were compelled to rely on their
compasses only for their d1rectlon
The glacier was crossed on July Atm,
the anniversary of American lndepen-
dence. and the Prince concluded II
would be fitting to celebrate. Accord
ingly the party had holiday and all
noisi1v and nerriIy celebrated the
Fourth.
The ascent of Mount ST Elias be-
gan on Friday. July Goth. notwith-
standing the fact that it was Friday,
an unlucky day, and after several
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-24
ANIMAL INSANITY.
Horses Have Been Known to Go Mad
on the Battlefield.

Horses Have Been known 10 Io mou
on the Battlefield.
The difficulty or the impossibillty OF
defining insanity makes the question OF
whether or not animals become insane
by no means easy to answer. Insanity
in the human subject, it is supposel by
some. has no analogue in the lower
animals. Yet many causes will lead 10
the permanent loss of all self-control.
Cattle driven from the country through
the crowded thoroughfares of town
will, under the influence of this sud-
den change of condition, work them
selves into a state of excitement and
fury which must at least be closely al
lied to madness. Horses have Deen
known to go mad in the midst OF the
bewildering scenes of a battlefield. At
BalakIava an Arabian horse turned
upon it's attendant, who happened to De
drawing water. seized him in It's
mouth, threw him to the ground and
then kneeling on him attacked him like
an Infatuated dog. Before the terror
could be subdued it had bitten off an
other soldiers finger and seriously
wounded the army veterinarian. An
other instance is related of a doc1le
horse which one hot summer suddenly
went mad. Everything that came with
in its reach it seized in its teeth and
shook like a terrier would a rat. 1t
raided the pigsties and threw the in
mates one after the other into the
air, tramp1ing on the bodies as they
fell. Afterward it almost killed its own
master after manning for life the
horseshoer who was called in. This, at
least, must have been case of in
sanity. The cause of such insanity is
often to be found in congenital NAL
formation of the bones of the head.
Professor Romanes even goes so far as
to prove, by what appears to be incon-
testable evidence, that animals, cats,
dogs and monkeys, have been observed
to have decisions very similar to those
of insane people.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-09-24

A Model Plant is not complete with
out Electric Power, thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power from
one CENTRAL Station? One gener-
ator can furnish power to your Pump,
Centrifugals, Elevators, Flows, Rail-
ways and HOSTS; also furnish light
and power for a radius of from Ii To
20 miles.
Electric Power being used saves the
labor Of hauling coal in your field, also
water, and does away with high-priced
engineers, and only have one engine tn
look after in your MILL
Where water power Is available II
costs nothing to generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COM
PANY Is now ready to furnish Elec-
trio Plants and Generators of all de-
scriptions at short notice, and also taa
on hand large stock of Wire, Chan
de1iers and Electrical Goods
All orders will be given prompt at
tentfon, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also at
tention is given to House and Marine
Wiring.
THEO. HOFFMAN, Manager.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Tnglc iom SaarlGgcr.

On 9ottor Satio iremltileoe np,io
6enf uosle interesiante Snettaaelier
~ansaaenbe pisie 5usles Waaos at bes
banble fine Saar paa. Gaaleoes baps
be ban en- Dag itiot en- 8effaiin, Der
paa lit 8rpit bauoe en- it9rf ganoage,
~beitaaenoe al Gun ira andre 3ele al
2esemei, ieitst mso itsrtnet Blob. Gn
anben Yeffaiin baube ipjelfet ct bruttst
Ben meb Ell Siar, Tom meb tor 9pss
tisbeb par bunoet ouer 8ruooet. 3el
melt tnteres iante 2iliRloe ansit en-
Seffaiin, bpis 10 Ben 9oftor 5atia
bapoe afituot meo ct oaarlist rettet
Sfuo. 6srlt ben p~aafolsenbe Dag
ilnbt ban isien ben iaareoe Susi, iom
oa bapbs paa ben Wlaebe ipieliet besge
Ben. TIMBER lloisrelien al bette bar
H9bbet blepet iuopiflet | enbel 5iar,
os uoe al Stano til at anoenoe line
9lsr til at i~risisre iis iur benz. oar bet
itoifels 9pr uaitsn bsb al Cult, ba
ban fanbt ben.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Chin, e. ,.

Soin er insen gD, men fun ct Farmers
9oitpfiee, neo albert Giiaieu iom Yoitn,es
tier. ia bet er soot 90 bel, os soot for os,
lom leper paa 6armen, tbi MI fan hi hare
ben 6crnsielie at faa "SeeorabsQ ohen" til
os to @ange ON llaen, ~ioruben at rsiie
til gpen eiter ben. aa til HQoiten" oa oens
8eoattsrs 8os BIZ ies iiss, at bet er bet
beoits gloo / bet nprfe Spros, iom isg enonu
bar lGit iioen ies fom Der iii 9auoet, GA
liar "Veo Arnen" mso fine gooe % interess
iante 5ortGllinger. Siaiae fsler ies bet
iom min Qlist at tatfe 8eoaitsrcn for ben
scoe cg lrrerige prGmiebos "6amilielGs.
nin9' 9o. 4, iom iss mootos for en- Sio
foen, pg Jon bar langt oper min Norpents
ming. Vaar ou betraster gsfripelien al
Soften ira gespnoslien op til mn, er ei bet
ct 6orbilleo. ior big osiaa? Siaaialo ipnes
ies bet, tbi ri isr oeri en- fat ollie os Gnsrsi,
% bpao en- Waub meb gGrligbeo fan ar.
beioe fig irsm til, uastst ban bar lioet at
itarte meo. ia bet er en- Gpmuntring til
snbper, iom bar iat iia npaet lore, men JON
ipues, at bet lite pil aaa, iom ban sller bun
ianiis, oa at iats bet paa gsr % fss: bette
saar life. Nsi, / ben siilorins itaar: tag
iat, bolp paa % sip life op, isIO on bet fer
msrsf up.
Hsfsnninsm runbt Der sr nofsn us,lufs
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
TetD Gcntcrpiac, gSis.

Rem Gentcrbiile cr e, lioen 9anosbp be-
liggcnpe en- imut Gau liQe peo Rub
8iper. Zen bar / mango 2ldr itaact title,
men en- 6oranprin9 er MT besDnot at finoe
Steo, ioet en- triuelis SernOarchanoel er isiet
til De 3 Sutiter, iom for ianotss; en- llbrs
mayer bar nDlig neoiat fla Der; en- feeb-
mslle lal mart ppisres ueoe peo Glpen, oa
I en- nGr Grenitio trntes ppfsrt ct Nleieri.
Steoet bar en- GOD Smeo. spao man enonl,
bebsper er Sarge og apotbct, % meo e, Iaa
Itor Iffiano paa alie Ganter fra n9rmeite
gD (31-l0 Wi0 og meo en- uelbapenpe pc
~folfning (nieit norf oa banID / Smeqnen
mao Oct a%ntases, at 5tcoet irembnoer en- oop
anleonins for baaoc SGge os apotbet, liaes
leoes for en- Saoelmaaer. Steoet bar paos
Zig poits Sesprrrs bar Ell "glinoaris4 mn
fig buffet op / Gpen. 9i, Neip eenterpiae
6olt, aster life at taale ocnnc Stnaoeoom
inoen Dor Wipte. Be 3 glinoipin / Wars
tell, 81 Mil ipo bcrira, tsr ogiaa mart blipe
taset fat, iom %iortient. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Ccm iaDiife 8DlocpeH.

Gn al "5igarps" Mebarbsibere bar
l1terpietpet ben befienote 2poe Brofesz
lor Srandroel angadenbe SonoIpnliqz
heoen for peitens llobreoelIs til Guz
ropd, l9rltg til 5rantrige. grofesIoz
rem erfjenote, at Stilingen piitnot bar
dlborlig, men at Der life bar 8runb til
at forurplise Qlmenbeoen peo UNIT
tl9e SperbripelIer. De- bar life be-
pt't, at ben inoiite 8nloepeit bapbe mo-
gen tor Gpne til at ubbreoe fla. Stz
teoeitominbre maatte man trafe trofz
tise 5orbolosre9ler og bore paa lin
po't. 5rartrige truebes fra ire Stz
Der: fra pilegrimSfproerne til Meffa.
ira ben periiIte gugt os fra enoelife
Stlbe, fommenoe fra sSnbien oirefte iii
Sonopn meo 8arer, iom berfra feres
til 5rantrige uoen aneipelie at, bpors
ira be oprinoelig itripsr fla.
granaroel merte, at man idapibt
miIllg buroe 6inore algierf lie oq tune
lite Yilegrime fra at reiie til Meffa
p9 Der paaorage Jig peit, fom efter be-
res 6lemfomIt funoe ubbrebe Tia til
6rantri9e oper MarIeile. : ben perz
ltffe gugt bdpoe Gngldnb, Tom Ipbpanz
Zig, bRgret Jig peo at trafe be peo pa
riierfcnpentionen at 1894 foreifrepne
Observation-Disclosures fom5ranfz
m9noene for fin Del bapbe prattiieret
peb 5aroielen giennem Su~estanalen.
5rd ben Sioe hapoe bog Meiopotamien
og Huslanb melt at frpgts.
5or ct par aar iiben bapbe man
/ 5rantrise en- Gpioemi at eruntbemas
tiff Spfus (5lstfeber) at befiampe.
paa meget fort Sib fiji man operalt
gugt meo ben. S belle Srantriq tno.
trdf fun ca. 200 0sbsfalb, ffisnt benz
ne Spgoom er langt imitiommere eno
peften. 9rouarbel baabebe, at 9eIten
life pilbe fomme til Srantrige; men
ifuloe ben inofinbe Zig, bar man pa6z
net mob ben. @f Yeriins peitierum
bar alIereoe fremItilet betpbelia apanz
ia. pslten ubbreoer fig life LEGION
aoleraen, gjennem 9anbet, men imitz
ter fra ben enc perion til ben anben.
Bare man life pda be Steber, bpor Der
maatts inbtraHe 5ilfalbe at YeIt, biz
be fortie bisie at 5rpst for at Itabe
Srafiten. 9eri ligger efter 9rouarbsls
Mening ben itsrite 5are.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26

ienot Norie % ale r at fab, 9sitnnosioIf,
pa q sitr ira en- apsrt I'll tire % fire apars
ter 2ano % ptnt Hm 9paninasr. 7t iuas
faioie paoriiat Iioer bar lite pgrtt iao iprrt
felslies Der, oa srbeioslsnntn bar prrti ON
firing tppf Collars Maaneotn for en- 5nrts
far o. for Iasarbsiotrs fra en- iii en- % en-
baip 3oldr pr. Sog, % ies tror life Rts
Riattp mto FIN EoHiipcuec ian itprt BET til
noset beOrt, ialialo life for bette 5ttos gcos
fontmenDe.
Sioft Wars apIina bar aoo runpt Der.
Sunobeostiltannsn l~istlsoes. griierne sr
life mart bsis.
! oct airiefiae aaor aft anot. Ser er
San9icreninaer, Qigciortniuatr, aoinotiors.
ninstr, ia ianot at noe, ita o:o life bvao
be ialotr Dem aft. icg llH9oomntu iiuotr
poa npact, iOm life be gamlt ~ioritaar ia
tort paa. B. q. Simic.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Mann,pnS, Minn.

8apmono CT Ell tripelig linen gp. Zen
bar TO 9enaral Storss, to 6aroipars Stores,
ct at %iioitnGpnte bar Yoit Cificsu, ct 9otel,
2 airtsr, / Gleoator, 9umbsr 0arp, 2
glatfimitbibops oip. vi bolper paa at iaa
ct Creamery til ct aoitenoe al SO, 100, bpilz
tet hi buros babt for lGnse iioen, % oct
cmtrinslisgsnoe GouO esuer is uomGrtst for
&pGgapl, iaa ieg trpr, bet bill blipe ct goot
6oretagenos for osnne Cmesn.
Sioite Mars apling bar lioel; ben sots
lasoes al ct Suiett og tiloets at Stormeu,
laa at Sopeoe fit hi fun fra 3 til 10 Suibels
pr. Icre, 6lar bar miooels COB,
Senne Ggn blep cpisttlet utrolig fort,
iiocn g9illmar & Siour Sails 8ansn tom
i'tono. Ser er opQ CIT Wrngoe Qano at iaa
tisbt enonn ior fra u til 90 Collars pr.
acre. Or. $. @ict.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
WisTcnsmpoc

pil blipe nibolot ben norht Dletbooiitirft
I 3eiD 6cuterpile, mis-, ira Toe iii l0ot
Warts.
Ssnoae, 7bt Marts: grrOittu / airisn
til ri. l01 Gorm. al anuoitn Og ri. u
aftsn at 8. 8. 9gilion. guoptr / forbius
belle met Observation-Disclosures
Dlauoog aften, she Marts, 81. ~ Qrrs
oifen hos Z. 6alooritn peo Biting, liant hos
:. Gngebrigtisn, Conn al Martca oo hos
9aitor s.. =. 9ergb, QIsaiaut Baaen.
Sirsoas os SnsOog 9litsn 81. u C9oc og
lobe Warts); 9rRoifsn bos u. Zftei, @il.
man, iamt bos Quit. 9crQb, gltaiant BAL.
len. in at be tilreiienoc QruOitanter pil
pr0oitc pua bert al pisic 5trptr.
Manoaa, 3irsoas oa Cnsoaa (8-1Ooe
Marts) 9isfusTonsmsptr Rirfcu / Rem
6tnterOile 81. 9-l2 Gorm. o. 81. lI-35
efterm. oDsr isl9enos Sinner og unocr Sc.
belle al pr. rlofte .. 8. Dduicn.
ManOng: Subs Orb % Mcnneiteoro BEN
triitne airte. Zen bsoitc Maaoe at pirtc for
yIisionsi agen paa. Sporlrots fan en- Me.
nt9ben beoit flare inc lloniftcr?
5trsoaa: 6ptm or be ialfe Qrpietcr ?
Nnar bsr nor airte opbgrc mcO at cirtt pao
ct 8ioet SttO! Zen beoitc Maaoe at prroite
pad.
Nnsoda; 6cliggisrelien oa cit Rrtitens
6ulOtoumtnbeo. Satromcntcrnc og Sfrif
fens eps. Stbslsn, ben beoitt BOG. 6oor.
leces Tan Dor @irfiombeo ocnne Qrcps
btoit ~befrites og iremmts?
Veo at meotage 9unh fan man t%ilbrinot
belle Sa9en ! airten. ollie inobDoesl
R%ouitrru
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Gtintar, Wiun.

Dor 9D or ttapt 6 Waaueoer, men Der Ell
allereOc liot al bpsrt Sln9. vi bar 4 Sc
rerallores, ! 6aroipareitorc, | Sru9itore, |
Wiltneriibop, 6otografgaltri, Stdotcri6op,
| &otel, : Reitauranter, YOitofics, , Slactz
lnitbibops, 2 GleuGtorer, oa fort lagt lint
al bptrt Slag. Socr logger peo Sonobia
8ioer os , Ntil ira Gco aiprr uco oeu upt
Sernbane, iom soar fra Grootston til Mopr=
beao, oa Sim oia bpaaeoe Ell pen 5tpot Der
iiior Nsit iaa mart gouen bar iGroig.
Ser CT ct uomertet 1armeroiitritt baape
paa Satotn % paa Minueiota Siocii, %
naar 6armernc er bel al, ioa bliper bet liot
paa @Dmonoen ogiaa.
%ln9oomnrsn bar Oantst Ell Stitlub, OF bet
er mango fliute Gutter til at itaa paa Sit
enc, og meO liot 2oelie pil giprc i'm Natipn
9Gre.
Sunobsostiltanocn er goo; Der er in9en
lDg, laaolot leg oeo. Wrs. &,amre.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
3ofpm OF 5anionpiu, gincoln 60.
Minncfptd.

Golf bcromfrins er for itsrteoelen Torfc
og Sanite, al boilfe be feite bar taset fit
Sano paa 6onteteab for Here Gar tilbase os
nu iioosr ipm oelbopenoe 6armsre for life
at igc riae. Settle aars osit par lite iaa
9cot iont ifior, a~isnneminitlia fra II til Is
9uibslspr. Iere af 6peoe, SABRE os gps bar
life 100 ocnt; men 100 toy -" = Il
COB Del beore, iaa Ri fan lite tlase. Cans
bet bcromtrita er llritsit ont ebt % penc
6uie og "garns" fees mart pperalt.
ri man9lsr en- norfslutbsrF airtc Der
paa Steoet oa ies tror, hi oil iaa en- ON lite
lrnge. gi bar en- lipen Menigbeo, Iom be-
tienes at paitor 6oel fra 6anbp. @interen
Der bar | ben iioie Sip pGret neeet itrena,
og en- Wiasie Sns bar ri oa psiaa faact, laa
hi bill iaa en- Gel Vanp / SprOen, boiltet er
me9et 9~apnli9t, oa her mango Steoer er
lnaat meo gano gienncm Spmmercn.
Ibpnneut.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Spea, Barnes 60, u. Tat.

Seq latte ct liost StDite / 4SetorabsQo
ten" ben 26oe Sanuar, bopri ieg frep, at
fun bet Sulpe af 9anoet (nemlis 6omsftcao
2dnoetl bar optagei, os iioen bar lts moDtds
get greue meo dorsipsrgiler ON 2unOet ira
en- Eel 9erioner, icm bar misioritaust oct,
og iom tror, of fun bet 6alus al 0omsteao
aanoet er optaset. Seq pil oerior %iortlare
peotommenos, at 0pmeiteaolanost er optaget.
Get er 10 bet Solpe al 2anoet beromtrins,
pa bperonoen Section, iom irs trospe, snbucr
pipitc, er Sernbanelano. Ser iinoss nauits
not Ell apart Ssction bit og ber, men BET
er lite noset for Sanoisgsr. at iomme otter,
og Der er boertsn Sfps eller 6lo beroms
firing, boiltet be feite ipsrger citer.
6ans Is. Ban.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
pafe WiaS. ostpa.

GATE Drills er btliapeuoe usp ". 4 1t.
=. y y. 20 Mit uef fra Albert Gea. 1ils
troos Tor DC boarDs Sipsr, iaa bar bog gnen
iraplst is cp en- 900 Eel. Zen bar tlttirif
eelpsuins % ganOptrt. ct prustist Sotel
.blep bpgset Der Epts Spmmsr; BET sr en-
yrpb for befs gnen.
Zen lite os. gap aleranbsr Snll os uoale
5oner al I'm 9iolin, og Dc, iom %iuritaar fig
paa Wiuif, Tiger, at ban er en- uomGrtet
Spiller. SRrlig iaa Oct no iii, at Stans
oiuopsrne lite iia, on Marsit Stnien gap
Dem uosls Smdatubber fra 5~ielobpeosn.
Sperabuist bar fDlot iii SrrnsieL
Gn 9aloris.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Yopple 3omnibip, 8eatrami Co.,
Minneiota.

Sette Soipnihip er oaufe mt. Sef tlep or
s%aniicret iiior 9aar, iaa bet bar life ferret
I'm aarsoag enonu. Yi bar bait en- nteget
ltrsrs 8inter meo en- Wasic Sue. ri aar
MI onltrent 3 Sob Sne Der, iaa ri fan 1T.
ilage paa SiGoefsre.
) BET tirteligs itaar ri Os sOnt. SorleOsn
oberraiteoe en- Sci al Menigbtom Der fin
Brett q. 2. RUietb. Sc ooerratts BAN en-
pen Qeltsfrat.
9i bar osiaa en- apinosiorsnins iom gisr
goot arbeiDe for &irtsn.
@i bar osiaa orsaniierst en- l~lu9oomgfors
cnins, ipm ogiaa arbeioer for at iaa ino
0enae til airten. Sen teller alcreoe AZ
Meplemmer.
Sa MI er Der IN @lGbe paa Reo cafe RE.
ieroationen, ioen bet blco irie oomciteoos
Der, o9 bet bar % bra; tbi bet pilpc bape blcs
BET banrot for mango at itafie tiloeie De 5000
Der sr stpru mcget euno isien, iaa Der er
8lln for mango, iom bill bapc ne + >iem.
.. Sllon.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
sosapiae, sinn Co., srcaon.

IA Der er SnnObeo oa 9slprrt, men
baarot at tienc laa mango Geuter, at ri tart
Iaa boloe npgle Blade, iaa ri iaar en- Suft=
ming ira DC mere ciuiliiersoc 8c9ioacr. ga
Ri bar M orret her / 4 aar, men til Ros
for 6ltmatct, laa bar hi life ticnot til SpQ=
bonn ,iioen hi tom biz, % life Sneitornle,
i'oset Ne9n bar hi, men life mango Sooc
Iaa llenrt, at ri life fan prre uoenosrs at ar
betoe. Scr CT mange, iom pil iGloe inc
sanoitpticr % inris9e uoeet anoet, pa Be
foifninsen Der 9icrne bill baoe bet let. gi
ltulos snite, at Der Tom ilere Nurfc bib.
Mrs. Worp genion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
Set berparsnos .star er,omern eoopsra.

Get berpGrenoe 1Star gr.omerp goopsras
ttpt COMPANY" niftc pto Ct npfie II aiote
aarsrnsoe at babe eiort slimrenot Sorrets
ming bet ~forlsbns aar; mootasst co. 3,0o0,s
600 puno Neli, iolst Smsr for benpeo
$4,000 cs betalt omtrsnt $4,000 paa fin
8islo. ersamsriet er en- @uloerubc, men
Tarrnsrsn mao idgteus heller life ioriemme at
sroue fitiist.
% laa tililnt Gnfe ON ~iortiat Seto for
"5eeorabs ppten', Oeus ensrgife llosiper o.
oDstise 9~tsnuttsr bet npIis bespnote aor.
u,
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
ssttet bar Gu i~orunoerlis SsenNas
qotbi, Q. gaf., Sec. Abe 1895.

EUUUT, 2. AuTJ 1T. FUt 1870,
SIR. 3ohuiou: ,Icg isgte 3ottor | 8
Bannebcr, men uoeH minoite blPlp Dien iaa
rlpbte jeg ct Bette al 3ere~ agent q. Dl.
3DrQenicn, og uco 8ruaeH al Oct blep Ieg raft
tgieu. Bcltet bar en- Voruuoerlig 9geHitab.
Sea pitbe guite, at euhuer. iout lioer al en-
ellcr auocu Spgoput. Utloe tage bent Beilut'
niua, at flgbe ct Bette, iitecetior at uogie
HeHge til 80Itoren.
Bleo Agtelie
Ulrs. Sine Ttlien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-26
stepbem, Wimn.

Sioite Mars aplins runot STEPHEN Dor
lite at itrpie al. Ser bar laa messt 9auo,
at sarmerm Fl; life iaa itipe. DRsn M er
eanp.t | COB staub for nate 9aar, bpis BET
nu lite bliOsr loums euppa isien. Wtn ri
Iaor baabs, bet blipsr tsrt % int I'll Waa'
rem. Ga 1tlsmarsume