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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-09-30
Table Manners

a handsome, gray-haired atrOn,:
whose manners have made her famoussin
small! Eastern city, which she calls
home, is complaining of the laxitySfOf
manners in young women Of the present
day. There are several points on which
she lays stress and elbow on the table
heads the list. & 3sE tsss. ssi.:t.& 7
b when was receiving my education at
an expensive finishing school, she re-
my mind that there was plenty 81 room
for my elbows, but the ia bles was not in.
Guided. 1t received more attention than
|. any other point, because children md
grown people. too, l am sorry to say, ere.
prone to use the elbows on every OCCASION.
j grew up with the idea that putting the
the habit Of eating with the knife and.
mere = see high-bred women of all ages
lndulging publicly in what i was brought.
up TO consider was a serious breach of
etiquette. It might be all right enough
but 1T gives me a distinct shock.''
1 can imagine her feelings, but not en-
ter wholly into them, because know that
according to the times there is not the
slightest breach in table manners when
whole rows of women lean upon the ta be-
II woman, has pretty arms and wears
them bare on occasions she is sure TO
spend 81 the entire: dinner hour in some pose
that VIII show them off to the best adj
vantage. That may not be in the hest
taste, but it is sensible, for whichever
things. of beauty we possess Jewell. tic
lures or needleWork- exhibit with
pride and satisfaction, and why not brett
ty arms? One Of the most fascinating
plcturesaI ever saw was q sket eli by
Charles Dana Gibson, in which lis crca-s
ti6n, the American g irl," was stated at.
restaurant table facing "a, handsome,
man. who had. admiration for his et,n-
panion pictured ins every line ofYhis face.
Her pose was fetching, with bare elbows
resting upon the little table, tie clasped
hands supporting 9 very pretty chin.
Z Yet Scan understand that AN awkward
woman or an ugly one might ma Ike, such a
pose vulgar. It largely depends upon the
woman who does these things, whether
they please or disgust Jus. The only ex-
ception to that rule can cal to mind is
the toothpick habit, which even pretty
women can never make other than in
tensely disgusting. j don't care il the
Prince of Wales does pick his, teeth in
public and thus stamps the let as a fash.
ion. It Is q vulgar habit and one; that robs
the prettiest; woman of charm in the eve
of refined persons. The quito vi iii which
hundreds of well dressed MIN and women
remove the traces Of a meal from between
their teeth is nothing short of naHseating.
aItE is a harmful practice, I too, as it in.
lures the gums and, ALLOWS minute nar-
hcles Of wood to find Their way into the
stomach, there causing Irritation and
many kinds OF trouble. am not so sure
That the dyspepsia ssWhicl has come to isbe
regarded as our ma tiOnal disease as govt
is England s, is caused ly our manner Of
eating Ourss food--it t. may be-, due to. tho
wood toothpicks which accompany each
Emeal-B Boston II 1eral(1 s IS
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china the Battlefield.

the vars of Europe from the time Of
Spaihk Gran Captain" down toN that
Of Napoleon the Little" so China seems
ito have become in our day the battlefield
of the Powers. This huge, unwieldly en-
pire ef the Mongols is as a fattened mon
ster for The Western birds of prey. and
the rending pr9cesssiss likely to- sbeginsas
soon as they Shall have fastened their tar
tolsaill the gitala regions of the. Gulf of
Pe-chfsfE Here, in the very shadow of
the place of China's humiliation by its
little neighbor, Japan. has begun afhe!
tragedy of territorial dissolution which il
to form the great page Of Twentieth cen
tury world history. Meanwhile, remarks
t The P p, RssaEd, With anislRbys
s wesfh else eeel 81 ei9 s'Pt; ia
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she'd 81, Oct Another

The women of French Canadi house !;
holds work thensselvess ont sooner tllan5
the men, who, as rule marry again,
very quickly. AZ Girl, too, considers Fl q
disgrace Il she hasn't 8 bea usto Zee s her
home from church A little habifants
servant Of 4 :5ssrass found III tearsSby heS
mistress one Sunday morning. What II
her mistress, [. q the first Sunday since
y was ~ haven't had young man 10
walk with. sobbed Celestine. Think,
#mad a the disgrace! But how
Team came IN :t6 say he had met 4 gifI
with q COW and feather bed, and ne
liked her better than me, and want cd his
presents back Don't be sorry for me,
madam. u try to get another beau be-
fprs this d ternoon and be marritsf first
Just to spite him. e Five minutes !afer
she Sailed forth II cherry -eolored ribbons
s,seareh ct ,a fresh bea, and brought
Times. s. S.
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Marks Of Refine ment.

The fresh, dainty looking girl or wom-s
crepancy between outward sfineness of
5rainient and underneath coarseness ST
textures gives the discoverer a distinct
shock This includes the matter Of hand
kerchiefa ms well as lingerie. Carrying
4 coarse quality embroidered handkerchief
isa vulgarity no refined WOMAN should be
guilty Of nc expense is an object the
piamests possible bit of linen should be sess1,
leeted. Few things disgust. "a refined
hostess us much as the common handker-
chiefs occasiohally found lin drawing
rooms after a crush Of the well dressed.
The glove, the shoe, the lingerie and the
handkerchief are unerring indicators ms
to the possession Of elegance or the lack
Of it. y. 81 q =
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Swallowed q. Ruiiet. .

The sirdar of the Egyptian army, says
the Newcastle eng J Chronicle, once had
very extraordinary experience, having
been wounded, and which he now pre-
serves as g memento. During the cam
galgn ofs1SSS Maj y itchener was hit in
the side df thesface III asbullet during a.
skifmlsh near Suakirn, and was taken
down the Nile, and thence to the Citadel
iHospital,aat Cairo, where, despite all the
efforts Of the surgeons, the bullet could
not be located. The.wound was healthy
one, and soon healed, and the medical 81
iicers came to the conclusion that the hu!-
let had worked its way out, without beng
noticed, on the passage down the Nile.
e ~ nurse one day tempted the
patent g appetite with a tasty beefsteak.
which the major had no sooner attacked
than he put his hand to his throat, !. ex-
claiming: Billion, if there was no bone
~ the steak; Eve swallowed that buIlct.
.IIfelt It go down" This proved to be the
caSe. .s. 3.
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pf aifrctionate thanks IT rea,,iras a.
little effort to utter II. IS
sss Many of the aineni ties of life become
ma tiers 0f habit. Would IN Iiof II well
for us ill our homes to cnlti gate tie habit
of wing Thank VOW So 8 - IS '' y q
Queens Greate.t Trca.n = IS &

Like all Children Prof. j. III. Gore
says sin the dies Home Journal. sAYil-
heln,iila' has had her fnyorite playthings.s
On her first visit TO Switzerland this de-,
.nlures little lady was seen carryings @
small handing. and when she declined 10
else some thought It must contain her
3birthright to the throne Of the. Neither.
lands or its regal, crown. But 81 con-
tanned neither; In It was Her bet doll.
whom she was taking with her to enjoy
the summer yaca tiOn.'' $50 = s
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Gossip for the ladies =, s


Burdens. -sss isssss
We oil must bear thenf.g Nain regret,
Loves longing for come dear lost face,
Which even sleep cannot forget. as3 q
NO. vet the coming years 1replaCes
The dlsappOiMtmaMts all must know.
AW hen hope 8 mirage proves hut u dream,
The finding Marahss waters How
Where tempting way side fountains CLEAN.
We all must bear them Some may smile,
IS and hide theits burden In song,
Aud others may be silent. while 81, 81
. They learn 70 suffer and grow strong
We md no balm in Gileatlfs vale, s.
81 No rec0Mpenae for pain aud loss,
And oft our weary. efforts fall s
VI To lift the pressuse Of the cross.
We all must bear them. Why despair !? ssssf
The wine press Is not trod alone:
The promise is that He will care 81 ~
As doth q father for his own. Il
Our burdens may become 0Ar wings, + Il is
For underneath His arms Will be- z9s
And through our signing sweetly rings.
Sufficient Is my grace for thee.
IN yra Goodman Plantx.
& Prayer Is sotmighty an Instrument that
no one ever thoroughly mastered all Its
keys. They sweep along the infinite scale
OF mans wants aud Gods goodness, Hugh
Miller. sS51 "a. IS ssssgs s. IS
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.'zss1Dinne r Table Iselts. sfsxt'Ff'

..E1iE.WU1HHH WHO -H4sE carer n1IE 5Studled
the eeets e lght Ct hss dinners
ioned Candida bras that branch :,oat,, in
many directions, are absolutely the per- ir.s
lection Of. light for "a able and are, too.
asmost becoming light to- the faces Of the
guests gathered around 1T. The Sscan(lela=
bra should be iall enough to, carry the
lights fairly high. The pretty candle
shades SO much. in. use are decorative to
the furnishings Of the ia bic, but they
prevent r the most most. effective and becoming
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-09-30

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Sr..i ~ ms,,a s,'n,, is
~iving hn,,imn -, s..u.n
hasfass n aas.
sense hestars I'M
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france n, nn.s ~ .ha IT - cra shr;,s Is
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3 The Inconsist5s,ncyy innings. 81!

It might as well be- confessed, = says.
Murat Halstead, THAT the assimilation Of
races has gone long way in Il i1ba.s There
is an almost absolute thoughtlessness in
that island, sespeciailv Sin the Eee1ters tof
the highest civilization, as to whether man
Or woman IS black 81 White Or 81 mixed.
blood. It would astpund, syenfsa New
York audience at the annual French ball
to: see blac mems Waiting wild lysss NTH
white women, and il. is even more alarnls
ing and startling to- see black women
whirling softly,sto soft measures, ine the
arms Of white enoften each of the
gr,caful couple smoking cigarettes, zsfhe
os s Vh,'s ash Rs9Ens lie hs ps
Cuban tobacco IL p S. s.as1ss asa :,
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I6 for ckinifI iorseS. !

It is sid that g fols6wfng exrNdient
will cureka horse kich Eng But. teant
s? 1ds ME ts;s,g na g,If Tta shss 4.
filed with hay Of straw SO that # will
strike his heels, and let the horse and
sack fight it out,s He sure to have fhings
arranged so tint tie horse Gaili6t hurt
himself. Thessaaek will be yietDf1oas
seyery. time, and in thesend the horse will
absolutely refuse to kick the sack or any.
x,1cr.sS7.z
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Fun for YOur. Friends,

81 How often, nowadays, when visiting
ones friendsS ssthe amateur photograph
album forms, the. greatest amount of.
amusement and interest, particularly If
the hostess is. tactfulEe enough to. point out,
the circumstances leading UP to the tax
ing of each. picture. The incidents Sin-i
$variabiy form the basis Of many clever
topics of conversation. 9@&$s!ffs 5sSstss:
The. fad is certainly an attractjxe- one,
and cannot be too highly commended.
Parents have alreadyss recognized the
fact of how invaluable an album Of this
kind will be to their children in later
years as q reminder Of various, incidents,
too for children of older grow IL, = men
and women, is there anything pleasanter
than renliniseence?e i#ssSfl3IsSs al : 81
8 TT is a clever idea to write the; day and,
date under each picture, with Occasional
remarks, which are often ;quiteSe ntertain-
ing to any one left alone for a half hour
or more ina quiettroom. q yaetf<an .esf.as;
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The Shirt to. Wear. ~.

sSnlftS may be matte opening IN trOntaMith
q straight standing poke collar and round
c0rneTed link cuffs attached. - ~ ~
The best shirt for full dress is that
known ass the xGoat shirt Y This opens all
the way down the front and may be nut
.on like az tOafg The blossom Of the full
'issnecessafs owing d tle fact e That waist
coats have Al psshaped openins, and xcon-
sequently a narroW BOSOM would bulge
#oqts.s Iasthe shirt wear sn,ailE peerf butt
tons, for, full dress, and small dull fin fin.
daa he 1nl sat IS Wb ss Tor M
nary gold links wifi dos iFhe tie fors fall
dress will be made; Of White brilliantine,
and viii be cut with broad ends and
rather small center.S When tied it Mill
give the butterfly effect ). Cor wear with
the dinner jacket 4 black SILK stie OF the
same shape rs that described for full
dress will be The proper thing. I.
Ss Gloves and Haridk erch efs.
The. full dress glove will be of III light
pearl shade With deep Or black stitching
on the sback. slFDr wear { i'm the street
there is a heavy white goatskin glove,
which is proper as well as cons nor table. q
The handkerchief should be of plain
white linen OF the very finest texture
that s our purse will permit, The border
sshdhid sbe sas quarter. a half orsan inch III
width and the initiaI or monogram should
he embroidered in one corner of the hands'
Ikerehief in white. y hileon the subject
of huhd ehiefs, might be vel. 10
state Tint nSgentleman never Displays
TINT articlt when he Is iii full dress.
i: With full dress, patent leathef ssshoes
with kid buttOned tops are Worn. except
ut dances, when the patent lcathpr ties
and black silk hose displace them.
There are d great many Innovations Jill
full dresa which bother the linars man
5It il best to leave Innovations alone.
Never wear d watch chain; always have
al flower in the lapel Of yonr coat. and
keep ronf lanel kt1yhief ont Of sight
With the full dress suit wear the. Inyer-'
ness cont. the opera hat and d muller. II
Id bestto have the latter Of q dark color,
relieved by 4 bright small figure.
Clothes for Day yyear.
The day must BE aliyided into two for
areas rposes - flexible rules nnOk
sSslI IS -. n'ss ~ s.
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Stort Manoefdlo
glosis aamp meIIem Streifsrne !
gireen, a., % impprtereoc Htgre.

8uptrnsr 5dnnsr baoet pddnp abb
por,t Chicago iroen aultompasri
mob at i~noier, fer, asgr, fra Spoen
iorat tags BE- itrsi,snos Grub.arbtioeres
glaois, men aompaenist breo fig intet
ON bonn. aopdri.l. Gnsoas Wioods
ANTON en- itOr qiosIing R.srs til Dir
ben ira QIabomo. og Strtitsrns par
iqrnie, til at mobtde, BEN. 9d RE
strtran,t Tom ino pua Stationer. fob
1900 rel b,p1bntbs Stretttrt pdrGt
paa btgst Siber at ginien mtlem 3es
l.araitoniorst os Sulsrubsrn.. Sdds
mart 5ranst i~tunoiso,. bespnots
uersisn. os st osiptrot SIdg poaiuIgtt.
500 Stub blsp psrIst mell,m Streis
ierns paa ben enc Sios % SbsriF
Davenport. bans 9eputies % Ssrnbas
r.poIitiet pdo ben dnosn. @uperner
aannsr / SprinaTslb mpeioe itrnr cfs
ter Ct 5elsionbuoiiab fra Sheriff Do
psnpprt ON. at iaIi, opsr 100 psrioner
par blit orRbi. acknowledgements
opgap famine Dag be 9r9btss antaI
til SO, mems Der ira tn trsoi. aiIos mel
Oss ON 20 5olone. Der ipnss at babe
unret Zig 5orpirrirs osrntos, Of ingsn
bar eiort ia b,It,mt Rsbs for Wanoss
iulbst. men / ole 5iliUIos sr bet tort.
5 8psn beriisoe ben piIosite Jorcir'
ring. apinoer os Bern ~foritanisbs itg
/ fine Suis, mems Wrnoens Lob bib %
bib og life uibits. boab be ituIos tues Jig
for. Stris pg Straul % Stub Iso
operalt. Gntslts al be brRbts Str.i,es
res Suitrusr nrst,oe at TIptte iis al
5I.ttsn men fob psb i'm. WSnbs Gig
habit iorrptt al SOrs cg 5arme.
@upsrnsr Gamer bsoror.oe gdttsri
"g" ga Sons Of 9stsranss aomponisrs
ne I Qana at bsgips zig til 9irbsn pie
blittsIig. De III Srbre til at beitpits
Gin % Gisnoom % at binors be impore
isr.be Rssr. i at iiiss al srGnst osrs
itebs.
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Smaapiuf.

&nsrsrp ec1sm, fem fibIte @aar
reiFte ill GlaTta msh 6plmers Grpseis
tipn fro Mldnifon, gDig., sr iommsn
biem til 6. 8. 9lsasbsra / Rabiiou
scrnItip. !6an bar life fuuost noset
cub.
6omrs, Reeres e 60. ofisnbte
fieFe Ssnnag z Sernbnnsooenlabninz
oer meo areoturer. Dettc er nsn iisrs
tie 6prienhins af sreutursr. ION bar
szret itntt pan en- Dag fra 3sccruh.
Gemctrdtsrne oobner 9alstams
pen ! bette aonsrsgbiIfritt arroag Of.
ten bsnne uss. Son. :. M. Yarions,
iom Ct aanpibut for attOrnsp 9susraI,
Scn. z. 2. gIoiis, aanpibat for aOns
erssmanb ps GrsaOnerssmanb Ghas.
e. Scfpne fra Duluth bar lcpst at
pare iilitene "a holee 9aIsr. Meoet
bellies pea StsDsrs Spsrabus. Wr.
1oipne sr fem bstjsnot en- af os bsoit
fitnbis 5rifelOtaIsre | 2anesi.
Son. O. q. Saustn. R,publitas
nsrnes aonbioat for aonsrsgien / 4b.
Diftriti. nfiasbs .t tort geisg ! DECO.
rdb | Gnsbogs. Manbas aften ben
l7bt bs. hOlotr ban Sa!s / ealmar %
sirsbae aft.n ben 18bs ! Burr Dat.
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DEBORAH Dg Omegn.
6ammsl settI,r bob.
4en Isee chpber Sos

Sobanncs .. oops. en- AZ Binntfhsit
gountps cIoite nprfts Ssttlsrs. sfos |
TT 6lem / 1OIbineton 5oirnibip for
riss SRsoos. @fespe par isot / 9tt.
Rores. 1922 os uonaner,e, Ill Gmsrita
| 1914; / 1S49 hIsp ban Gstspiet til
1iiis Bertha @anesnrs os / 1854
fntises B, til GoInlar Eorprihip, boor
be for bet rsfts bar beet iiosr. @ioeoe
sfttrlaosr Gut, cs 4 Ssnnsr oe 3
9str.. gf Sennsru. Dor Sam % Die
GdImar. Spbn sr MlsoIsm al CO. 3"
49oe Sofpn Regiment % Iisssr / 2sir
/ Sadiorpine. "a Better / Minrsfcta.
af 9rtr,rs bpr mrs. 5,lpie / Tscos
rdh, mrs. Grinos Dor / Sondro
Gcuntn % Rrs. Datlcn | Sprirss
Ftls Sotrnfhip. @ns gfrn unotaesu
.9tttr og Sobn par tilii,os pso g,ara
bsIien, fem 'onht St,e unoer itpr Del
laaeIi. foftt 2rroaa.
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e nprft &ipnerfr.

De sdmls nor't. SsttIsrs | 0innss
ibsit 60. beIuttsoe Tom bstisnot at inos
bnes ben nprifs giouesr asiocidtion at
9meritd til at bolbe BET rRits Wfee
9.tcrnb. Den aomits, iOm bapbs mso
benns Sag at sisrs, mobtps ! Snsbags
Spar fra grstutipfpmitsen, ION be-
ftuor af Slsp Rslipn i SIdt.r, Soma,
9rof. q. 9. Gnosrfon re apniul
5a1e Stsnslano / Raoiipn. aumis
teen mootagsr SnbbpbslfsH. De norIts
omsri.an'ts 9ionerer tommsr altiaa til
at bolos 1T nGfts Meos ! 9etprub, cg
be riI TarnIss Der ben fsrits Snsoog /
Gftpber 1899.
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u. 6eptrioH fra Burr Ga, % 8.
q. S6isIooh fro SiahlanopiIs sioroe
fieiit llss en- Scrrstnirasreifs til 9rp'
ont. g. Eci,
9tosr =. Bate beirasr osido
OMAHA lioitidin1sn otnns nas.
Sprtna @rout Wsuiabso bar
inobuoi 51lssianoptn til al bolos BET
matte aarsmeo, Der. Oct bill fdnoinns
lights bIips afhpIot / ,5uni Waanso.
Gr Gaa ! forrios llat uobrfo
SIelrs / Galrndr M'a. Sos 6dbrii.
men peo Effectiveness Nnitrsnaelisr
Iptt,n~s bet at Huff, SIetu. fsr ben 4,
anrett,t uos,n itrrrt S,noe.
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aapi Dhitormb fra 5or.Ii Giip ifprrt.
iie til Steett meo II eiI,r Is Rano,
90 mems he par Der. tom IL SnbioRsrs
iilhtit forbi. en- at Snibdtsrne ddbs
neos Slo paa Rsehuoerne, Tom flrsteos
oper 9aIs % Sopso. De ire Worbes
rec SI1aintnac befluttsoe oa, al Ct aIs
minosIiei Wdsismprosri ituloe fnos
Steo. forot BET life f'uloe goa uo ousr
Dc ire altns.
On Worsenen ben The ~beapnot,
5~noionerns at idmI. ia. 30 WtiLs
Del ira ae,nturet tGlte Be $50 REF
p9bneoe W1nb tilfsit, % Der ilutieo.
ben tore 6speins 2ittls Grpp ia til
Dem og tog aommanocen. aurerer
Icnotss / ale Retnineer fordt toIbe a[le
Stdmmefr6nttr til 8daben. Sa
5lo''sn naoeee ben n1rmsits 2dnosbp.
blsp ct Signalftuo oTpret, oa ioa be-
9pnote glooboeet. Den fsrite, ION
'dioi. rdr Samss 2pnbe, en- 9et;ent
I Wprtrts BUTT, % iiben blep ben enc
eftsr BEN nuesn ituet eIer bra5t meo
Spno, inotil hsIs 9anbsbnen oa mar
melts Smeen bar rpbost. Gn Gscrat
Sourat gicroe ct osipsrat 7yoriea paa
at flpgte; eiterdt ban bar blet ituet to
0dnes. tog Snbiansrne % tlabte BAN
1saen, ldeoe noqen itore 5smmeritotte
optr BAN og lopsee ham at iomm. ioisn
ON ct gisbIit og tuges Fam i Stnttsr.
Smtniertio III BEN Iuareo Wuno traps
let lig uneu % unbfom. - gae SuIs
oa guttfsr blsp plpnnret, fdaInart
Gierne q erebt.
0a be fsrft baboe fact Blob pao
3dno, biep Rsehuosrns fcm rafenoe.
De nsisoes life bare meo benne enc
Sanosbp. Nsboper fra Sortet puu
be99s Siber at Slobsn, inbtil 6 nil
ira Niefp ulm, Og oppper til gsIlop
Wteottins erGbte b. og bsriso paa cenne
enc Dag. Wangs omfom / geuber
6rset og Sacrso !5.art Greet. Rso.
buosrre frembsb ct raat, Ftretinoru
genie Stue, ieet be bemalet meb glob
og "ariasmdlin9" unber !6pl % ubpcs
9slta Sdttsr oanisbe pmtrina fine Ore.
S%noianerns ruobeoe foa at Tic:
Srunben alens | molten ire llaer. Del
bar 10 lniet unber gorsertrioen, idu &c
'ls'ts at 2cnoets Dadbenfsre Mano
laa / Snben. glotbdbet ubitrotte ia
til 20 Counter, opsr 600 bleo bra6t,
os 200 apinhr og gsrn toess tilfanae.
Sda fulate h Siourtriaen, hpor
bet mart lptteoes General SuQp "a
Sbsrfterne SibIep pe WdrIbau at iatte
en- stopper for Snbianernes pioere
9eriinser. Den pistisits gegipenf'>
unoer benne aris bar Gldset peb
Wfits stpns Sin / 1863, tppr Sdlpz
bslen al Sberit grctpns Nfbsling eoa
$50 Manb falot. os bpor Rcbhutern.
mif.sbe 100 Nunb or9bts, 156 San
ger. 1000 prnier os bsls beres 9in-srs
forradb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-10-14

.~lrtnineen nsopeneiss Sispdnn. )
1897 uotlatlebss iaIt 11O,82O,Ooo
gnssI. NET sorF.
Gn .nood Iterrs uetlr,ninesanitdlt
bet itsr'te | be noroamitdnfte Stas
ter sr t.liggenre / putsingan Dso
ZEN psftlig. Gnb. at griesSjss og bas
Isrst paa ubtIGtning at Spiofiff, 9Iscs
be, grrst ca SiIb. Qaa bennt ans
ftalt urtlQttsoss / 1897 idlt 68,402,s
431 gnasl. anftaIten sr bpggst nosst
nrnerleees eno fordrn6Onte | Slcutes
ter, men i to gtossr og msb l'gnsncs
Sneretning.