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Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
The LaSso.

The lasso is of great antiquity.
1t is said to be depicted in the ru-
ms of Nineveh. An early Persian
manuscript. preserved in the Es-
corral, shows a sportsman (whom
suppose royal by his Olympian
expression and careless scat in
the act of catching a wild ass with
a nicely plated lasso. The mon
arch bestrides a rather "stocky"
looking, dark colored horse, with
four white feet and a white face.
A bow, quivers and a saber are
hung from his saddle, and a sort
of housing half covers the horse.
How the wild ass is to be re-
strained, even by the hand Of a
monarch, is not at first sight evil
dent, for the lasso is neither fixed
to the saddle, after the fashion of
the gauchos, nor is a half-turn
taken around the pommel, in the
style adopted by the vaqueros in
Mexico and Texas. Apart from
this detail all is as realistically set
forth as it would be today in a
photograph. The horse bears
away from the beast lassoed, and
the king sits a little to one side,
exactly as a Texan cowboy or an
Argentine gaucho sits under s.m.-
lar circumstances. Irises and
Narcissi spring up under the
horses feet, and an applauding
group of angels peep out of a
cloud, while in the middle di =
lance another Persian gaucho
shoots an antelope with an arrow
while galloping at full speed.
The Laplanders are said to lasso
their reindeer, and the Tartars
and modern Australians use a ru-
dimentary lasso fixed to a long
pole in order to catch wild or re-
tractory horses. The Poles, Gro
~atians, and Wallachians, with the
Hungarians, seemed TO have used
the lasso till about the beginning
of the present century. A picture
by the German artist Richter
shows Polish remounts for the
German cavalry being lassocd in
the Zwinger at Dresden. The
horses look as wild as a Texas
"broncho' or an Argentine 'gagu-
all, and the attitude of men and
animals, and the way the ropes
are coiled and thrown, are identi-
cal with those adopted in Spanish
America today. The lasso ap-
pears to run through a ring in the
pommel of the saddle. 1t is,how-
ever, in Spanish America where
the art has been most developed.
This is on account of the open
country and the vast numbers OF
wild and semi-wild horses which
up to the middle of the present
century overspread its plains
Badminton Magazine.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Lilies.

What is more charming than a
bed of royal Lilies, especially Au-
ratums and Opals2 Be sure to
plant half a dozen of these two
grand bulbs, and enough for a
larger bed if possible. Set them
land all other Lilies) nearly a f0oi
below the surface soil, in a bed of
loose, well-enriched earth, and see
that they have perfect drainage,
for no class of bulbs is so particu-
lar about standing in ice-water all
winter as they. Give them some
rough litter for covering, and, my
word for it, you will be ten-fold
repaid for your trouble by the
great, perfumed, waxen cups that
will bow at your approach each
succeeding summer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
1877

&'iuItotcrnc por iioI9e ct inf 3ibs1rift for a'nt y
0Cuoc.
l. @ile De se0, Der uor Io9t saltlooe par lan0'a'
Hse' Sc par 9onite nit tite bIepet raoone, men So.ta5a
oaF tr&n9t mo Dem o9 bouoe 9iort benz uiptieli8e.
:. Suer 6oIpoeIcn al 2Gggsne par ~ubruseIiae oo ~
9enoe acknowledgements: 5nouitlet 8apir $50 psf "'
9eI'Gl Io8t / S%oltcDIipre oa GlpierinopIp3uiug l8OT.
Soer8nlontn9 meO Salt 90 pGtl Cpbepariug SN =
petl 'oriDnet neo Raroituopertrat GO pGtl beitrO8t !"
@Igcertn' o0 SaltipreopIgSning (7O pGt)
:. 5nottl 6oIpoeIen al 2Goaeue pari ubruoeIi8t: Sg
to8enfe SanO ~ til 10 Setuuoer $50 pGt. u~bru0sIt8a "
0anolet meo Misunderstanding 60 pGt.l ~behrcoet n'o S'4,
Ol'nl gao petl, Opertruttet ueo Cat Gao pGt(, 0ntoa @a
o'a'is'pGr eco pGt). Opbeuaret i 2rauilti(2O p6t) btoaG''
meo Sorlpre eco petl meO opermnu9auiurt Sail eco pe|
4 0amtli9e sGg par soOe: oOerimurt msO @ais!m' .
b'poret SaItpono.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
HOlskGGpBTS' Department.
Boned Chicken.

Your chicken to be whole, not
cut open. Put salt on fingers when
handling. Cut across the back OF
the neck, pull the crop out, then
cut the neck of, then cut along
the back, follow the bone, cut in
the Joint of the wing, scrape the
wing-bone, then follow the body
back to the leg-joint, cut in the
Joint and scrape meat from the
leg; when scraped turn back leg
meat; then finish up the breast,
then turn the chicken and repeat.
Follow the knife with your finger
TO the joint OF the wing, then take
out the wishbone. Cut all the
cords from the leg when scraping
the leg-bone. When done, spread
the chicken out, salt a little, then
add small strips of salt pork or
ham, then the dressing, putting
some in legs and wings. Sew up
and plump your chicken by pour
ing hot water owe it. Then tie il
up we'll in a thin cloth or cheese
cloth. Put bones or skeleton with
heart, liver and gizzard in a kettle
and cover with water, putting in
salt, bayleaf and onion, lay chicken
on the skeleton and boil u hour
for a small chicken or until you
can put a steel fork through easily.
When done, leave chicken in broth
until cold, then take out and lay
on side and press.
Dressing for chicken: Veal h.,
saltpork Il h., salt, a little Cay
enne pepper, a little onion juice,
Il tablespoon lemon juice, a graf
ing of nutmeg, one egg and a few
bread crumbs, 2 tablespoons to /
ID, veal, I tablespoon chopped
parsley. Put the meat through
the meat grinder.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
The CrOcus.

Perhaps the rollicking little GRO
Gus is to be seen at its best in long
lines like a striped ribbon, set &C
cording to color. They, however,
give a very pretty effect planted
among the shrubbery, and in little
clumps on the lawn. | have seen
them planted in spots on the lawn,
and the spots sodded over. AS
they bloom before the lawn needs
moving, they may be cut off and
disappear for the remainder of the
summer. They will look like little
patches of sunshine when they
first bloom in March.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Ssbarsiansiten | 1897.

Sra 5romso bar iaar paret uorus
Itet til Sansit poa Spitsbereen SO
5artBier, tiliammen 144S Cons %
mso en- geirtnins al 347 0tauc. Ni
oisie bar 4 Gartster 9jort 2 Cure.
Sausiten, iom er iUI9t til GrpOrtss
rer i 2romsc. lar uosiprt:
13l Sualros q so SIT. pr. Stptte
$3.50 &r.
1920 sturtobbe (SaI) a II Str.
39,S40 Sr.
IA, 395 Smaatpbber q 3 &r.
1875 SIR.
20S Ssbjprne a rs Sir. 1860 ar.
5000 &lapmDos q S ar. 42,424 9r.
4l2 Reusbpr a IL ar. 4,944 SIR.
81 Suiofltc q 90 ar. 1920 ar.
IS 8Utienp5 O 200 Sr. $500 SIR.
l Narbpal 200 Sr.
$40 Sill. @oeroum q / Sir. $40 &r.
l6S 81. 3amptrau a "a Sr. 4.032 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Cream TapiOca Pudding.

Soak 3 tablespoons tapioca over
night. Set a pan containing 1 qt.
milk over a kettle of hot water.
When scalding hot, put in the tap
ioca and cook halt an hour. Beat
the yolk offour eggs with one cup
sugar and three tablespoons of
prepared cocoanut. Stir in and
cook 10 minutes longer. Pour into
a pudding dish and spread over
the top the beaten whites of d
eggs with ) tablespoons of sugar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Onion SOUP.

Six onions sliced very thin. Put
on to boil in a pint of water.
When partly done. slice in ? pota-
toes. Then fry to a brown I good
sized onion in I tablespoon drip
ping or butter. When brown add
two good tablespoons flour, then
add one cup water or stock. Strain.
Then mash the onions and pota-
toes that have been boiled. Then
add all together and boil up once
again. Add teaspoon salt and a
little pepper and 1 pint milk that
has been boiled. Serve with but
tered bread crumbs.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10

Gtgpebition bar Rorbmunbsn Sens
Muut, ION bar fsbt | 8arbn ! bet
Iboltae Rorqe / 1879. Wteo oisie to
Stibe oq 66 Runb omboro forlob
Fan ais6enbapn ben ODE Mui 1919.
9an unberTsgte 5uoIOnsg ugten, og
fin 5prItes Rapn tog ban Ggnen oers
pmtring / geiiboelfe ps CAB ben Nab
net Rppa 8dnid, ollie oenne Gtspss
bitions Meblemmer bsoe u%notd9en
Sens Munt og TO at bans Wtotro'er.
Sens Munt og bans to 2~eo'agere tom
tilbdqe til Rprge BEN 25oe september
1920. Stibspreften paa oenne Gtss
petition bar ben banIte lutberTtc gre't
Erasmus SEMEN Qarbus, og ban 'ors
tiensr at erinbres at aae, Tom bar ben
lutberite Sirfe tiRr, ba ban bar ben
ferite lutber'fe 9reft / Imerttd. Dan
bgbe ben 2Ooe Sebr. 1920 rRr Mtuns
binQen at Gbur6iu Ribsr pau Sub
fons9ugtens ibboeitlige 8p't. Sans
fibfte 9r9biten bar en- 2i9prRoiten,
fom ban boIbt fra 1T eget 9eosleie.
paa benns Maabe tunbe jeg blioe
peb til Suggrp, pg ieg tunbe fprt1ne
mango intsresiante Sing ON tipfte
9orbm9nb og Spsnfter. Tom noeoe
bRrbifulbe sisneiter | ben umeritan'te
&rigsFaabe unbsr Reoollltionstrigen,
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10

bOper fun at iatte ct grt 9apir, Ell aomnrel 9tpts t. 81, oUer
busr Elante.
- Sfru life camper neo for at ipore puo Ole eIer al
onoeu 6r,iuO. ytou uiuber Sntet oeypso - gnoct enc Ss
90 goeluete 8e9er.
- Qlminoeli9 heroes 3an0piue er Ell Hem Bloqe, o.
berfOr bar man ooioo Here yijoIer, iom Hal birIpe til at Tor.
briue Den. Set poan0oeS, al ct rigti9 parmt Dab ifal iuge
ben paa 6lugt tbet bette beroliger Nerperne, oG, bagcfter iuor
man ell roIig og icrirRteuoe Seuu, oe foler Sutet til Smerten,
naar man iod after paogner.
- 6~Slgenoe Miooel mob 6ohe onbeioles: Mou toeer
Ell Gitron, trptier Sohen eobt no al ben, bpIoer tooeuoe
@onO Soitcn, GiOr oerpoa SlanOingen rigti9 100 % Oritter
ben III iaa pornr, man fan toaIe oct. Get ioritres, at Soften,
bebebnnoiet pa ben gta0oc, mart nil siue fg.
gIaor Der er tomntet ct Sul Ell 8ummioolooe oerpeo
at man bar troaot pou ct Stgtte 6Ios eIcr oeslioe, tan man
iep bOoe berpoa po iOlecuOe MaoSe: Wtuu ofuaiter ben iprit
meo Sono o9 tCrrer Den iGicu. Serpau pen8ler man buer
SIDE al Snointttet meo Scrpeuttnolie % trptter sioerne fam.
men meo 10 0tn9re. Genne 8roceS oicRta9er man 2 a 8
@on9e / Srbet al no0Ie Elmer % Galo0en nil oa after
pare tat.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Narcissus.

The Narcissus is rapidly gain
ing favor and will soon rival the
Hyacinth and Tulip. Even in the
poorest soil they prove so beauti-
full and increase sc rapidly that
one cannot resist them. They look
fine when grouped along the Dor
der of the shrubs or under trees
or by rockeries. Every one
should grow them. There are
many different kinds, but all will
give perfect satisfaction.
If you desire something very
early, very dainty, and very at
tractlve, try a few Snowdrops and
Scilla Siberica. These little gems
are very hardy and blossom even
before the Crocus.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Hyacinths.

The Hyacinth has been rightly
termed the Queen of Spring"
and is the most obliging bulb in
the whole list of bulbs. 1t will
stand anything from poor soil to
no sunshine at all, and bloom with
almost absolute certainty. He
who cultivates this sterling class
of bulbs will be more than amply
rewarded; therefore give them a
good situation, good soil, and good
care.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Huber 2~egebebanSG
/ 90 Nar.
geo alt. Dcab ct Menu.Ie f.,
al SDspepiia.
9tae Weoieiner ieileSc, nns,,..

9eriom noseu ior23 Gar irber t,.,
iortait oenne gi0no, buao han b, lung
2enl, buor ioritjcllj9 ptlbe III va
bare pGrei! Vss
90 Dog, bppr mango ianborr, o
bpor mango 8uiinoer ian iffr Ss,,. Ia
Gridringer ipare @
9an gap ps bette 8rro, itoer b,r
boao ian leo fan tiere til at irr',s
andre ira De |ianlnic Sioelicr.
SGlIs gfaun err Z. s.. Gates T,..
p9 bans 8rep ID0er / &ortbt0 iom III,
80 3 aar LED jeg alt, boab pt NJ.
Tan ltOe al 3pspepita. Sea iorias,.
ltlcllige SGger % brrtote manor cis5..
olclner, men iunot tufr miolerfInrS N.Y.,
inotil Ieg tpg 10 SLATER al 5r>
8lerpprCtter Restorative. 3so
ppperllg WaoIpit o9 ioOer Qoot, i3r,
mig iorfrtltet, naar lcg itaar on. 9%l
life glgre Oct | Here Aar, Yet pr SS,ss5
Vteolctr, Ieg f%to9euItuoe bar taoet M
helbreoeoe mig"
Zen mlolerttoige Gtuorino, iom b,, j
her, i~tdntreoe ira Wteoiclncr. n0,S, |
Xepitn pg Slslnut.
Gette er 10 G%lcmeutcr, ION rnos
turen5 Soroptelle4uGolte.
San ipriBger at e~ritatte benz. ME-, i.
blot tun'ttg 6%pr0gielie. SaaDount yT,
nna tages eiter buert YtQaltr0 oo b,i..s
II. SbuppS @~ienopretter Res,,,.
glpr Mapettertlerne itGrte-iturtr nj
noe ben neouenOtge &p0ite "a rco5p,s
noe Den. zen gipr BET ueo at e],eros,,
Nerper, 'om orioer oisIe aIert.rr.
Ncrpes Wteotctncr turerer DC g}erprr ID
ipler % banoler meo.
4apenerperne tlIbBrer ct iryitt IL
81 tontrOllerer be andre Rerucr. r,r
olsle.
9r. Sbopps @ienoprcttcr or ben 4
NReoictn, lom no9et Weuueite bar M
fpr olsIe inore gtusnerper.
! CIT fUrerer life bUrtig, iauOnn icm "a
lpnes at giprc, men ben bcIbycocr igI
ltanoig. Il
Strlu eiter 3r. Sboop8 Boa icr u
oeler Ell Seuetto& GriGrjr0cr / : bgys]
Zen ienoes Irit.
Or. Sboops 8le1opretter fRes,oaJ
tpiter 800 pr. SLATE hos NpOthefer. 4
fragtirlt pr. GrpreiS. Ser Nlaitgs n
Norcsie: Sr. 6. 3. Sbppp, co. 2n0 n
H, &acule, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Oyster Soup.

1 quart of milk, or
/ pint of milk and
pint of water,
I quart of oysters,
tablespoonful of butter,
scant teaspoonful of salt,
teaspoonful of pepper.
Have the dish with a dozen
broken crackers in it, and pour the
soup over them just as soon as it
comes to a boil. Cover closely a
few minutes, and serve immed-
lately.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Gn lin beriulb Sale Waifine.

Set cr M en- aflicrt ga. at Sulofontuenhco cnoe
liza sr upuIact uco Ialemditiuer. Zen ltoits "a met
iuloeuote giaifine er uStpo folnmeu / Mdrteoct, Ecr
cr tuoeiil Ga liar Oh ~gieuaiuer DC as cgen idnt eubber
anoenS StCmue 9~isutaguc 8ange; 3nier al be ntCit
]betleuote S~tatSmGuo, Sdrae al Stroeus iterite Sans
acre. Niuiit al be itgrite Srfeitere Rriien fpr bcHne
inocrfulbe 0t define er fun 5000 % ben tilbhoCr en-
~itrrartet Nnlcoiiua for ale BEN. iont puiter at Gioe
~uffeniliac uuoerboioniugcr. EsHue Wditine or M
uoelutteHoe toHtrolcret al, Of SGtalcaer meo inIos
itrrpiae SplnRuinaer u~bleoereS Oeo Gears, Rocbud
q 60. G6rdIp. Ri. alip no beure Motifs % icub
ben iil Dem mco aumpoHtns ON Ell Beg, iou for
taller oft ON Sdgeu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Shredded Beef.

Take round steak and scrape
meat from the fbres, shape into
cakes or balls and fry in a hot skill
let or frying pan in a little butter
Salt and pepper to taste. Serve
with Maitre de Hotel butter.
Maitre de Hotel butter: l table.
spoon butter stirred to a cream, a
little salt and pepper, 1 tablespoon
chopped parsley, l egg and 1 table
spoon lemon juice a little at &
time. Stir one way.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Tulips.

What more can be SAID of them
than has already been said of the
others1 Nothing. Bright, gay,
and winsome they have found a
place in every hower-lover's heart,
and will probably keep that place
forever and for aye" Dig them
up and replant every three years
and they will never disappoint.
They bloom nicely for Decoration
Day.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
The Ballad of BedIam.

Oh, lady, wakei The azure moon
Is ripping in the verdant skies,
The owl is warbling his sweet tune,
Awaiting but tiny snowy eyes.
The Joys Of future years are past.
Tomorrow's hopes have fed away.
Still let US love, and cen at last
We shall be happy yesterday.
The early beam of rosy night
Drives off the ebon moon afar,
While through the murmur Of the light
The huntsman winds his mad guitar.
Then, lady, wakel My brigantine
Pants, neighs and Frances to be free.
Till the creation | am thine.
To some rich desert fly with me.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Dnnn Salt rr nnttist til.

) bet aIminOeIi0e oooIieoaaie Gin tanter man na'n.
poo salt ton ct npopenoigt Srpboeri paa MaOen baa0s
60It oa JG, men eriarine bar ~aoOtgiort, at bet bar Ell "'
ltOrre &aIteoiooe.
salt renisr en- beIa8t 5uuge og at guroIe ooINn ="
en- S'anoln9 al Salt @aHO % Spiritus. 5or 6OrI0'"E.
Del 9oot at lnuie mo Salt Neo ooorlig 5oropteIle %',
N0 blGIper oct ote at brittle en- Sop parmt SunN, 50'"y,
S9ste salt. SlD0nins eiter Misunderstanding titles 0'0I
% %ano. Sua8e elIer oHitranste Zine itprtes pso al W.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10

Twenty-one letters.
6, z, s, IA, ~, the author of ''Too low
they build who build beneath the stars"
3, II, 4, 2, 10, s, IS, the author of THE
gods looked with favor or superior cour-
age"
~, II, 8, author Of while there is life
there's hope"
4, 9, IL, IS, l, 90, 10, author Of "Tho
conscious water saw its God and blushed. -
l, l6, 10, 2, 10, s, author Of will you
walk into my parlor?' said a spider to a
fly"
ID, s, 90, 81, II, author Of "On fame's
eternal camping ground their silent tents
are spread"
The whole is a quotation from Emerson.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Iris.

One should not omit the Iris
from ones list for it is one of our
choicest dubious plants and comes
in an almost endless variety of
color. Its growth is quick and
rank, and its flowers are of a deli
cate texture, very unique and
pleasing. 1t fourishes best in a
cool, moist situation, but that does
not imply that it should be kept
under an inch of water all winter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10

No. 273.-Satisfactions: l. Bury, berry.
3. Prys, prize. B.. Sore, soar. 4. Mark,
marc, marque.
Nc. 276.-Beheadment: Pale; Lark
abide; to; obey. Initials: Plato.
No. 27s.-Anagrams: /. Chaunoey NJ.
Depew. 2. Grover Cleveland. 3. Susan
b. Anthony. 4. Harriet Beecher Stowe.
8. William Mckinley. 8. Mrs. Balling-
ton Booth.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
No. 2S5.-Charade.

without my FIRST the clergy would despair;
Without it where were conscience, self con-
troll,
Consistency, contrition Of the souls
Yet but for IL conversion, / declare,
We're a translation. Blind OF heart, bewarei
Behold the swine in SECOND, "cheek by
iowl,"
Or else recall the saying, quaint and droll,
OTIS in your eye, " and look for SECOND there.
It's but a step to THIRD, for II il too.
Shun FOURTH, shun FOURTH, yet do not ask
me why.
Is thy WHOLE broken' Then l pity theel
Thou may'st repair, thou canst not mako
anew.
Oh, WHOLE, for thee well might brave freemen
die.
Thou guardian Of our priceless liberty
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Den ~forlorne son.

Smutte Gpiuoer BAN rate
RGgrtt fplOt meo perlenoc Bin.
@un OGgreo fig, isr ban irnagts,
Og to9 forii8tig og ia9te,
mob &uiteH bet f0rite Grim.
@euusrne imilte: "Su9 BET,
Ou er 10 Ell Miano -er fri"
s. rGors bpitcos: "Smag oet,o
og @utteu brat, men Gag bet
idnot ban en- - Spine'ti.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
Apple Dumping.

One pint flour, , teaspoons Royal
baking powder, l tablespoon lard,
a little salt and water enough to
mix. Place the dumpling in a
deep tin pan and pour over it
cup cold water, l cup brown sugar,
butter the size of an egg and a
little cinnamon. Bake until well
done. Sauce: whipped cream
with a little sugar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
ct Sruoltyffe
al Rasmns y. &neerions Gale %
0anien. Soften / auditorium /
6bieago ben 27De ROu. 81.

Min Staultale gialoer imiolsrttO
life Dor 2Grssgjeit, men bans 5ors
giGngsre pg bpao andre Noromnno
bar ubrsttet paa Sjsen, o9 jsg griber
oenne 4nleoning til at fafIlda msO
alt bet Gftsrtrpt, jeg eOner at iamls
i Srcene, at be gamle Roroboer till
tiGmpeoe fig en- ensitdaenoe Sitting
/ Stib8fartens Saga. Bore gdmle
1orF9ore / Climb og Suite fpritoo
tilfulOs 8igtigbeoen at at l9gge Jig sfs
ter Sti6sbpggertuniten og Naotgas
tion. De l1rte at bsitemme Stben peo
9iGlp al Stiernsrns; og Splsn og
Mudnen tisnte benz iom aompds paa
6apet. Sra be ganIe Saguer og
snonu beore fra Sunez pg 8otltaos
Stibenc peb ri, at 0prom9nbene par
ppperlige StibsbDggsre. 5pr be
gumls Stibss Ssbpgtigheo leperebe
8optein Magnus anoerIen ct uomers
tet 9epis, oa ban / 1898 bragte 8is
fling til 8srOeusubItiaingen / GbicugO.
NprbmRnoene bar be fsrite, ION
bopebe Zig ub pau bet fore SAB, og al
benz lRrte be andre Hationer Sceans
~ieilabIen. Seq ftottss at bper 2inie
/ @erosnsbiItorien, ndar jsg flyer, at
aQe andre Soft buabe / Qiien og Gus
ropa neo til Columbus Saee life
tienote unben Stibsfart enb 3Dits
ieiluoIeu. Seq bar meo ben itsrite
SmbD99eligbeo aiennemTeGt ale mig
tilgirngelige ailoer mso SenI1n til
Slotioen8 Stib5fart. Grpterer Sips
palps, iom Or. 8uitab Storm peb
Norqes llniperIitet pmtuler iom en-
Ssmuno, Der bersiIte bet inoiIte Soo
/ ben qrou Slbtib enoog fsr be gamls
9toIemGer, er, bet flyer ieg meo Gfters
trDt, fun en- WDtbe. 8lunius, ben
eneite g0mle 5OrFotter, ipm nHpner
9ippalo5, ItriDer Srbet meo ct Tibet
q" og'bruger bet ipm ct Napn ON
8inoen, ensbetDoenbe meo 5aponiu5.
Der Tan 10 bape pRret en- YsrIon, Ell
ter bpem ben ipeciele 9ino blep pps
talot. Saa bar ri Nearfos, ben be-
rsmte 8r9ter, Der tiente Ipm Nbmira[
/ gtleranoer ben Stores Slaaoe. Mtun
bar giOrt meget 8GTen al hans Ssz
reiie / bet inoiite SAB; men, mine Ser
rer, ban bar intet anoet END en- &pits
Teller. San bolot fig til 8DIten fra
llole6et al Snou8 til llblebet at Gut
pirates, o9 pooebe fig lite ct Eieblit
til at laoe 2anoet uo al Sigte. De
tan, mine 8enner, granite SiItorien
ira @noe til Gnee, De fan l9ie alt,
Tom finoes optegnet ON phenicierne %
2Ggppterre, pg De gamle 8retere %
Romere, De fan lGie belle Miooelals
oerens SiItorie liae neo til Columbus
Sio, og De pil life finbe Sppr at Be-
bis for, at andre enb Rproboerne
tienote SteanzS eilubien. Bore 9urIe
@itinger brog oper Noroiissn for at
frem til England ps til SsIano.
De fanbt 8eien pper 9aoet til 9rsns
lamb % 8inlano, % al benz lGrte ben
eprige 8erben Sceanieilabien.
min Sib er for fnup til at omtdle
ole NorbmGnbenes fore 9ebrifter
paa Sjsen. Seq bar life engang lib
til at omtale De pigtigite ubierli9t;
ba Ri MI er / amsritd, pilbe bet
bore en- Stam life at minoe os Ielp
ON RoromRnbenes ferite ReiIe
@%eiterbeimen / ben nDsre Sio, bet
ptl iioe Iioen 1892. Oct bar ON BAD
rem / @uret 1919, Garet fer Gngs
lrnberne bubnsbe / Np Gnglanb, at
Song Gbriittan ben fieros ubruItebe
to Sti6e. "Gnbierntngen" % "2ams
prenen" for at finbs en- NorbpeIt Nass
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
No.

NO.
/. Behead a fish and leave a unit.
2. On all sides and leave circular.
8. A river in Asia and leave a native Of
northern Africa.
4. An nncrystallized variety Of quartz
and leave on entrance.
8. TO exist In plenty and leave to leap.
6. To drudge and leave an unctuous
substance.
z. To emit and leave cunning.
Decorah-posten., 1897-12-10
A~nnIcrnrring at wa.

er tnf SaHobrnnsit oIeioritanoc bar uuoeripat 90 fors
ltieltse Nioooer at iOnicrucre sGs paa. pan tonierpereoe 20
se9 poa buer D'aaoe SespuOslien ai ,Jult % unosrieote
hisis sge Slutuinssn al lsbruor.
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l92,O25 SIR.

l92,O25 Ser.
Sum ct Sartei bar orep,t ~uoelulten.
be Saatiarringiiife; oct er 'Malp.
aen", Clipper 8eoerien, 26 IONS meo
6 Muuos Ssiatnius. Guu9iten CT
iOlgt l Sammerieii.
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st Iimpelt Miihnrl imnh Gntnrrh

Sea bar { uGiteu 80 Var beiuttrt mig meo &ebauos
lima al Hatdrrb o. har h6lbreeet here eub nUleH auoeu
Sgecidliit / Observation-Disclosures 6iiiorir. Gd lea iuu
mart maa irTttc mia tilbnae fra min 8ir'iUmheO, iii
lea ira M al ieHoe DC at mig dnpcnote Winlrr irii On
inrlobetait Ill eHhper NEicr al bette Slab, iom ltorr
al rcnrc ~iurfGroc iRe. idrlrae % ubebugcligc @uQoUm
3cttc cr Ct pvrigtt9t ltlbU0. ipm oct itdur culUer irtt
'urG mpotdge Aoresier &ruicSicr J. A. Lawrence,
II W. 3 d t. NEW YORK.
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NE0C Gacufcrs GortienCits for Wlirs-
'ArE uil beUiie bet Clrr orlcrt Casr, M
SS&S titIer Ueipp uoe. On 81 50gray,NS.
aClitr init. Grgu oS. Gbioei.er& Con. - %grs Ar
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for geter. Fcr SeufInoer AutGl Tcnru .
SrtHacu unoer 8eiten. % Srnaorn al lnot,ea
men ira Strrptt til Gr.. Sntctauoet Nila.lts
Afrrsie, The Fav0urite Tailors, ass Nome
Ghtca8O, 81. 8rgOer al Slroe ituoes 'rlt gGt
ldnlenoc. Aaertcr guiteS.
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6uOe Sinc.

6ooe Sinc.
Gal. Rortotn, 3 Nar a., pr, @0l...... /
Cal. 4prtpiti, q Aar g., pr. Wll. %. n
Sal. Sbcrrp, 3 gar al, pr. Wal.... b
Gal. SrOnbn, 3 War 81, pr. @ol g.. &
Black Berry Brandy, pr. @ol...... s.
Nltotol, bebiteS ort, 1873 proof prGaL q
AItogpl, 2oen Soalttet. pr. Gallon 80. q
3naer ertra Detailing for Sncgatnirl cd
SotS ge sulter &drer ienNt {. Cd, ma Eal
medicines til at bctale GrprcSpm'OlluH9cy. &
eettr glaO. Hdar Te lirtGeg.
G.. S. Bracket g. CT
Groceries Il Wines,
"a s. 9Th Str, Minneapolis, Mn
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Iaaliaeliae 9laemtcr ou5fcs.

@lertieus 9opbpg iGlaes / bpert ItnuOiuapiit
SIen. .. Nage, Iubliiher, Ais Ibpcnir
SIoG, minneapolis, Mtrn.