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Evening journal., 1898-09-27
FEMININE FASHIONS.
styles aud Materials That VIII 10
Worn Daring The Coming
season.

Faille and all varieties OF corded
silk will be in great vogue during the
two seasons before us.
A clio little waist from Maisou
Weille is made of mauve and gold-shot
silk. The front turns away in broad.
dat folds from a vest Of cream-white
satin. The rufies at the top OF the
close coat-sleeves are lined with white
satin, as are also the cuffs. which fall
in a point over the hand Down the
front of the white satin vest and on
the inner-arm seam are small gold and
opal buttons. joined by narrow
twisted gold cord
There is On odd tendency among
many French ateliers TO trim the most
delicate and diaphanous evening toll
cts with velvets. not the familiar vel
vet ribbons, but In bands from two TO
three and one-hulf inches in width, In
large bow-knots. folds. and the like;
these trimmings have a heavy APP
pearauce not in keeping with the ma
ture Of the gown.
Double-faced cashmere and drap
d'ete will share French honors with
Venetian cloth In the making OF ele-
giant tailor costumes for dress occa-
sions. silk gimps, velvet ribbon In va
rious widths. white satin. and gold
braid are the chosen decorations for
these gowns; otherwise cream or
white satin, overlaid with gulpure lace,
will be used.
Trucking, mllliners' folds, and rows
OF galloon or ribbon trim many Of the
new light wool gowns for general wear
These are all simple modes Of garnish-
ing dress; none the less are they real
/ ~ desirable from a decorative point OF
view, and to all present appearances
are likely TO be as popular this autumn
as they have beer for several seasons
past.
Silk-wrap white series trimmed
with lace or satin straps and small
white pearl tailor butlons, form very
charming costumes for thu carly nnt
/ tumn. while mohairs are similarly
used. These greatly improved iabrici
are manipulated Just as silk muterlal.
are, and even those made IN taiior fash
ion for the street are silk lined anS
lightened on the front with chiffor
trimmings.
Some OF the new glace crepe de chine
have more of the effect OF a silk bro
cade than crepe de chine as we know
/ it; and most of the new wcayes are Il
| very gay colorings and effects. Thes
fabrics are almost transparent NM
are designed 20 take The place, whel
desired, Of the hca,icr Marie Antol
nette hrocados tatetas, feured laille.
ard fancy s0iins.-N s.. Poet.
Evening journal., 1898-09-27
MONEY AND WAR.
Efforts to Strengthen Her
Credit Abroad.

In the future conflict between Great
Britain and Russia finance will be
quite as important factor as arma
ments, says the National Review. The
issue will not be decided by the first
shock of arms, but by the slow, wear
ing financial strain to follow. 1t will
DE question of staying powers, and
that will be money, even more than
military. question. In her costly
wars Of recent times Russia has not
distinguished herself much financially.
She was completely worn out by two
years fighting in a small corner OF
the Crimea. Her short campaign
against the Turks in 1s77-s so dis
organized her finances that il took
them IS years TO recover. The Rus
SLAMS themselves are well aware Of
this vital defect in their military
power, and they have of late years
made strenuous elfrots to remedy it.
To that end both their foreign policy
and their financial policy are being
studiously directed.
Assistance in strengthening Russian
credit abroad and replenishing the
treasury at home has for the last ten
years been the price OF Russian friend
ship. Prince Bismarck, much as he
coveted the prize, seems to have
thought the terms demanded too high.
He would not throw open German saw
ings to be exploited by the loan mon
gers and mortgage brokers Of ST. Pc
tersburg. So little did he like these
gentry that he had Russian securities
tabooed in Berlin. and the Imperial
bank OF Germany ceased to make adj
/ vonoae IN fbarn
Evening journal., 1898-09-27
coDL1vRR OIL.
II Was sIyly Substituted when the
Cream Gave Out nj the
soda Fountain.

There are tricks in all trades, but a
true story related to me by the cashier
of an uptown pharmacy unhesituting-
ly yields the palm to that OF the drug,
gist, says a New York correspondent Of
the Pittsburgh Dispatch. Comment
on the brisk demand for soda water
caused the young man 10 remark
ayes. that fountain is popular with the
residents Of this neighborhood, not
withstandlng the fact that the queer
est substitute for the beverage was
passed over the counter on one OF our
recent hot nights. Our cream gave
out, and as the dairles we're closed, we
were at our wits ends TO assuage the
thirst Of the crowd. After some dis
cussion the proprietor SUDDEN,
slipped downstairs. lie soon returned
with can and proceeded to empty
its contents into the fountain, In
vestigation showed that he had drawn
upon a large vat containing an cru
sion Of codiver OF. Combined With
plentiful dose of sirup and NE ear
BOMBED water the diTerencccculdn Mr.
be detected. Jalk of powerful mag
nations, Not one person BOZ 80 COM
planned, aud lheu emily ia mild 'erias
The rest drained &c eagerly and muir
INJURED: so delicious Icu can't phase
my boss Hes mp TO snnf. / have
| scratched that fountain.
Evening journal., 1898-09-27
Peach Merineue.

Moisten two tablcspoonfuls Of corn
starch with one-half cup of new milk.
and stir until smooth. Place the bal
nnce of q quart Of milk (after rescrv-
ing the half cup in a double kettle and
when it boils stir in the corn starch and
continue 10 stir until thick. then re-
move from the Gre and stir in one table
spoonful Of butter, set i'm cool place
and when cold add the yolks Of three
eggs and one-half cup Of fine sugar.
Peel and cut in halves enough juicy
peaches TO all the bottom " pudding
dish; sprinkle one-thirl cup of sugar
over them and pour the custard over
the peaches. Bake 20 minutes in a mod
crate oven. Make a meringue for the
top Of whites OF eggs sweetened with
fine sugar. Serve with cream.-House-
hold Magazine.
Evening journal., 1898-09-27
Ingenious Womnn.

No one is more prolific Of clever
ideas in aiding the escape Of prisoners
than an ingenious woman. The story
Is told of some criminals who were
handcuffed and with their escorts stood
waiting for the train to convey them TO
Jail. Suddenly n woman rushed
through the crowd and, looking
through heavy tears, cried out: kiss
me good-by, Nedl" The escort good
naturedly allowed the process Of os-
culation" to be performed. and the
sheriff smiled feelingly. The train had
not gone far when the favored prisoner
unlocked his bracelets and escaped.
The woman had passed a si-all key
from her mouth to his during the fond
farewell.-Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1898-09-27

Set flowers on your iable-+a whole
noscgay. il you can get Il. or but two
or three, or single flower. a rose.
pink, a daisy Bring a few daisies or
buttercups fsom your last feld-work.
and keep them alive in little water.
Preserve but bunch Of clover, or a
handful Of Towering gfnss--one Of the
most elegant Of natures productions
and YOU have something W YOUR t0hle
that reminds sou of CODY creation. and
gives you a link with the poets that
have done IL most honor Put a rose.
lily, or violet on your table, and you
dnd Lori Bacon have a custom IN com
mon; for This great and wise man was
ia the habit of having flowers in seas
son set upon his table, we believe,
morning. noon and night-that IS to
say, at al meals, seeing that theJ were
growing an day. Now here lisa fashion
that wiii last sou forever, 81 you please
never change win SILKS and felsets.
ard silver forks. nor be dependent on
caprice on some fine gcntlemal oT ladN.
WHO have nothing but caprice and
changes 10 give them importance and
a SENSATION Flowers on the morning
table are especially suited to all They
look like the happy Weakening Of the
creation; they bring the breath of ma
( ture into your room; they seem the
very representative and embodiment Of
the siaiias Of your horne. Detroit Free
Press.
Evening journal., 1898-09-27

Krupp is building five eentimetres
two-inch) paper field guns for the
German infantry. They are so light
that "A single soldier can easily carry
one. while the resistance OF the paper
is greater than that of steel of the
same calibre.
Evening journal., 1898-09-27

large glasses and doing damage to the
extent of SIPS. No one WAS in the place
at the time. Gardiner having gone to
supper leaving his irons upon the
stove. The property is owned by Alex
ander Crozier.
Evening journal., 1898-09-27

ALondou correspondent. describing
the difference between London and
New York. says Of the formers "One
feels. too that though the bread may
be a trigc harder GO get, here IS p
greater realization hero thaf m0n
does not live hN bread alone, and That
leisure IS Of some yalnerapd itsalse not
to be regarded MS symptom Of in
earftvf
Evening journal., 1898-09-27
CONTRARY STEPHEN TRocnL.
And the one Occasion Upon which
lie IL Said 20 HIVE Made
Slight Concessions.

81 suppose" said Col. Calliper, that
among contrary men my old friend
stephen Trogil, who formerly lived in
Storkville Center, VT, would easily
have stood first lie never agreed with
anybody or anything, and IL was said
of him that he had never made even
the slightest concession 40 amy body .
except upon one occasion. but, cone
trary and eXasperatipp a. he WIS, hc
was nevertheless a source of rride TO
his fellow citizens. who iegardcd BIN
as townspeople are hkely TO regard
any one Of their number who has ut-
tracted public attention by achieving
remarkable success. or 10y the ihani-
festation of some remarkable quality.
And even the one concession that he
was reported TO have made. was OF
such a nature and made under such
circumstances. as, instead OF lessenne
their regard for him. still further con-
mended him TO their approval.
GAS they used to tell the story in
Storkville Center. Mr. Trogill had once
in some way found himself in place
where, as he stood looking about. be
was approached by parsonage whom
he recognized instantly from the pie.
lures he had seen Of him. and who halt
ed alongside Of him and spoke;:
"'llm-m-you find it pretty warm
here. Mr. Trogill? this parsonage said
And the answer that heightened
Storkville CenJer's regard for Uncle
Stephen was:
% ye-es. l suppose you would
call this kind o summery."
Evening journal., 1898-09-27

Being unable to furnish a peace bond
and pay the costs of the case, Francis
Macy. colored, charged with using
abusive language towards Sarah White
colored, was sent to jail Tor thirty days
by Magistrate Kelley last night.
Evening journal., 1898-09-27

Take your trade to the storekeepet
who sells what you want to buy, and
does not wear out your patience trying
to make you accept something you do
not want
Evening journal., 1898-09-27

The Kennebec journal prints story
OF witness who refused 10 tell the
amount Of bis gross income Finally,
when the Judge ordered him to answer
the question. he said: "Nour honor,
I have no gross income. I'm fisher
man Of Machias bay. and MS all net"
Evening journal., 1898-09-27
THE STOVE BLEW Up.

AT 100 o'clock last night a gasoline
stove in the merchant tailoring estab-
lishment of Patrick Gardiner, No s47
Orange street, exploded, breaking two
Evening journal., 1898-09-27

The eyeball is white because tie
blood vessels that feed its substance
are so small that they do not admit
the red copuscles.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01

lGggsnoe for 8agen en- aigiort Giges
ghlotgbeo for 1T Stemmeretsprioiles
GUM. Oct sr ida meget mere bstega
nenee, naar Der aisres en- SommenItgs
ming meb SOinoerrss RegiItration /
1894, oa ben naaeoe 29,S15, % / 1896,
ra ben uogioroe 1886. 6erefter,
nuar ber opitiuss &rap pdu fuIO Stems
msret for aoinoer, bill Wooitdnoerne
tunne pegs ZEN til oisis 9al fem BE
bis for, al Gbicugos Soiuoer life fan
babe nogen opercGttes Brig for 9ulg
retten, iiben Re 10 III. pil beuptte ben;
tbi, oo be ho0be NnIsoniro til at otie
lin Snteresis / GIoisreIieu al ulmsne
eager. bar bet life Ioa msget Tom
6ulpoelen al ! Qrccsnt - altIuu life
iaa meoet Iom ! at bpsr 200 femme
beretti9ebs 9pinoer -, ION bemsieoe
Jig mec at blipe rsgiitreret!
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Horn pn',ntn.
Iiacr flarte Ncot for in.

sarap, 2Soe Oft: 8iones6prbene /
Sagen mob $. J. Wiler ipr Il. g..
Court bar alleiammen fremIagt igaurs
aites, % ioog sr Der dr9umentsret.
Mr. Uiiler lab pau 8iOnebGnten ben
ItsrIte part at Siben igaur og tlarts
fOrbauisnoe soot for fig. Oct iremsit
blanot anoet, at iuuinurt Fan peo lin
silbaoetpmit ira Rep gort sriursce,
at Santeu tapee luttet fine 9srs, git
han tilperts meo at uoierpige en- Jor.
tssnelie pper i'm 0iGlC til 9anten %
oap ben til Heceipsr anbsler. icm
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01

bdooe opertuget ganfens QFGrsr,
boore'tsr ban GAP Wortsdee paa al ben
Glenoom, ban bapos. unotaeen 5amts
liens Solig, fer bsrmeb at bRtte fine
9efteI'er. 0enns Sanoling bortfsier
Nntldgen ON f%orbrpbsriTte Ssniister
og 'Gtter Mr. Wiaer / ct bslbiat ems
for Surpsn; for ban bialp Recsipersn
pad enbper mulig Waabe meb at finbe
Reee paa 4Fererne til gebite for Sire
ottorerne. Gn anoen Smit9noi9beb,
ION ogiod taller epbt for Wr. Wiler,
er, at / ben LANCE Sib, ban bar itaaet
ION gontens Pr9iibsnt, bar ban fun
ct ene'te Iar bGpet 2sn. Sapbe ban
9iort 5ororing paa alminbelig Sage /
ct iadoont Gmbsbs, piloe Summen bare
blepen langt itsrre enb be iamIebe
5orbringer, ipm MI opitiQss imob BAN.
Sdgen ital ufsjerss en- al Oagene.
Janntes bsn | Senecn.
Willidm Sotpler, en- eammel g.boer
/ Wtnnepautpn, blep 5rebas Morsen
funben bob / Sengen. San bdooe
lGnge p9ret Itral til Selie. Sotpler
bar Gntemano og efterluber Zig 6 9srn
melem l % IS 2tars Iloeren.
&iltr life itplbip.
Surpen / MilIers Sagen for Il. g.
ecurt / Sarge baOoe 2srodg Sormios
bag peret ube Il 10 Simer, ba ben ST..
10 .rtlGrebe Jig enig. 9ens ajenbelie
LOB pad, at Miler bar itplbig paa TO
Puntter, men Der bar ingen "furiRtlig
6%orbrpbelie." Sd benne SmftGnoigs
beo netop bar Sagens Sopeopuntt,
afiIog Sommer Qmibon at mpotage
Surpens &ienoelie, ioet ban pdalagpe
be tclp WGnb at brinse inb Sjsnbels
len "Stte itplbis," bpis Der ingen "fcrs
iptlig 5%orbrpbelie" furelua. Gfter en-
Zines Sorlsb Tom Surpsn after til
bage cg ertl9reoe Differ for life Itpls
bia.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Sorifiellt0t

Snsoag: ant. til Queenstown
"9ermunic" ST. 9 often, til Soutb@
ampton "St. Puul"; afg. fra Rsp
gort "3eutonic."
- 9rspet al SumpittigbebsItrupler
bar g. Serbsrg / GbicaqO mslot fig
ielp til pOlitiet meo ben 5ortldring, at
ban iioItIeben Wiai bapoe tsmt en- pOitz
iGt / Gagrd, Snb., og unnetteret $105,
- Charles q. Senhing, ipm iorles
BEN llge fOriOanbt fra 9ont Of GOui8s
bile, &p., sftsrat ban bdpoe ituttst til
fig $500 af gantens penge, bleo fot
ct Bar 9uge iibsn un6olot / 2onoon,
England.
Snsbag often ANTON 5ranS>
pprt1tibst "Manitoba" til Nsp gort
fra YOrce meb 3bis Dis. reg. Dol. og
80 Soloater tilhsrenbe fOr'tjelige Res
eimsnter pua Porto Rico. Der bar
ingen Spgoom omborb. Col. 80. :.
Moors er Sberit for 3oie mis-.
- NPr 9rairis bu Gbien bar 90
litiet ppbugst en- Spite, bpOr en- 9anbe
5alifmpntnsre Far bolot til. Der
families ct fulot rbftpr at 8erttst.
Sts6eforme, Gbrer oio. % en- Cigar
tasie meo 9anite gobt e~ftsrgjorte
Ridelitptter.
S Sun Srancisto er Miis Nell
Sbompion, en- Regertpinoe, oet at
Suit efter f%riOilig at babe fuitst Og
libt unot / 8 9ags hos en- Mrs. Mts
MERIDA Wiaioms, Der flyer Zig at bare
en- ariiti lloienoing Og pr9oiter 2Gs
rem ON Sat-. Tom ct 0DosmibbeI.
Susen bill blipe unberisgt.
- Wattbsip g. &nb.rion, en- Stus
bent peb 8bpming Seminarp, Sings
ton, 9a., bsoe fprleoen Dag al 8pGs
itelier, iom Fan bapbe fuat uuber Sob
boloipil forrige 2srous. anberiOn
bar % @ar gdmmel og en- iislben bel
uooitlst % itGrt Gut. !San bsrts
biemme / Grsnitatu. SeFsrion GOuntp.
Wanbog / forrigs llge afIenptes
fra Winnipeg / Canada 1000 Str.
6orntbGg p0er Canadian qaciFc 8as
nsn. Oct blsp 6 SrGn, bOer pad 20
9pgne. S benne ~bstboeIige 5orIens
bling bar Der $40 Stpters for 5pil.
lirsbberne; Reitsn bar for Grport til
europa.
De itreitenoe Sfr4bbertpinosr /
Rep gort bar faat 2sfte ON Stett.
fra ncgle al be rigsite aDinoer beriteos.
Mrs. ). 90. @anoerbilt, Mrs. Seth
Com pe andre nRpnss ION Weblsmmer
al ct 5orbunb, Der bill forlunge unbragt
pau alle Sl9oningsplag en- 9ardnti
for, at Der sr betalt llnions2en for
&rbeiost, ps at bette life er uofert pua
Misunderstanding 9srtitsoer.
- H9Iten ale Stuoenterne peb
Central Wsoical College / Ct. 2ouis,
Mo., bar tiltisnoegipst Tom lit 6sitsmt.
5oriat at bile forlaoe Goleget oeb
llolsb.t az iubsp9rsnoe Ssrmin for
life mere at penbe tilbuas. Oct. Tom
FAR bspGest Stuoenterns til at tdse
en- iaa rabital gsilutning, sr ben Sms
iianbigbso, at en- al profesiorerne beb
Golsset, Or. G. +. Carpenter, btr
en- 9aasu buobs fororiitet zig til at
tdls nsoIRttsnos ON 5~oobrloipil.
llgrsien bar patt life Iiosn Rsre / ct.
2ouis, Der er osliignst msb ire Weoicul
Golleaes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
>u00inOrrbe 3ispincriierrinoer.

5 V'ns 6ttp bupOe / nosls Sase en-
S.., ,marie aiGrringer al 3iasiners
h. ,,', ~ op'reret ION "Spaaipinper,"
~. p''''l't enoelig en- Dag / ibIte
,rs. '09 . al benz ueO @insebenet og
'S8'e Gem inoenfor Sprintslpertet.
.S,a at 'pau siOrbe be ugIaa
IN n-"''f nso Psnse; men altib MATTE
a,. y a00'n al be npsgierriae I'll
T., Y, 'oons benz iuaoanne psnaeitpts
-; l'm Se iasee, be tiItranste for at
''''' ''ns Sumter. - ps Gnoen paa
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01

Rug og SaUr., 5Orsseli.r Ot'.r FIG
melt.
st 6irma / Berlin pil anlrss, en-
llIOfabris iGientiin / aina og OiI til'
otrts 3.ppsr al tiref1t lib. aind inb'
fsrsr MI ~llIoodrsr til IN adrlis 9rroi
At rogst opsr 4 Wiaiorsr Dollars os
uofsrsr lib til en- 8Grbi al $1,158,'
600.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
I'll &isnoelie al 1ommer 8inir.
9llinnis.
Snroe fnat en- baarnere 1um.

Sele iioite CONNER os ibsit er en-
lioen 6 Iar sammel gut / Gbicaap at
lin 5uber blspet tpunset til at itolprs
giennem 9eitiibens gassaber trpts
tenbe paa en- lioen Saanotiarre, bpori
ban maatte ppiamls inbtil tunoe 2as
at gammelt Sernitrub, 5ilsr % anbet
&Hulc, Tom ben bisrtslsIe ssaesr tunoe
faa omiat / nosle Center. Selp oit
benne efter Suttsn ps ftpnots paa BAN
meo forbitreoe ubrdab, naar arefs
terne ipietsbe. SGinois Sumans 60
cietp tog fig pmiiosr at Sagen, ca
Sommer Seperion ilagbe ben EenIbnss
Isie 5aber i Snsboss en- Rultt al
$25 pg paalusoe ham at bebonole lit
Barn beore for 5remtiben.
apinosn bill 10 lite ba stemm,ret.
nj Gbieasos gefoltning bar Der
ifslse iibite Stolscsnius 1,OO4,9 66
Sno6p9sere pper q aar. 5ioligere
Sptalinger bar piit, at al Weno oper
81 Iar families Der rmtrsnt 10000
fIere sno al apinoer. Oct er berfor en-
rimelig @ntaselie, at Der finoes minoit
485,0 apinper / Chicago oper q
aar, ce at minoit 100000 at bisis
hupbs absang til at blipe rsgiitrerecc
puu be to lopliss ResiitrutionSoage for
at tunne femme peo tummenoe 9alg.
nj Gbieasps itemmsberettigepe M9nc
fees 321,S42 at babe isrg.t for at 6Iipe
rsgiItrsrsce troos bet ublibe 0eir Zen
1Sos ca 25bs Sttrbsr. Men al Spins
eerne bar Ter fun 1,4SS, iom lob ia
rsgiitrsrs paa be to 0ass, perpsn
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
uOhst til Suslp for giutcrru.

Ste V}Gno urreftsrsbss / 9ltpater
..'I'''n @Tten unrsr beres Gprlsg paa
u ''rse tn0 i SunberIpns Saoelmu.
s!''s'''tso Og anosrIpns Msbelfurret.
".,S' Ss @errsr Sppstneste tilbsrer
sn,us'''9 en- 8anoe 5orbrposre, Tom /
y" lt0'rs lib bar bssaaet ilere srGns
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Fuh pnIsntu.
Srrnbane ira Belle Sourd1e til On ieltern,

SrrHpuHr ITO Sfur Tunrn1f III NH '%flffrllr.
Oct 9uur MI burtigt fremao men
@rbeioet pau Dpomins &c Misiouri
Riper Sanen, ium i penne Sio er uns
Der Spgning fra Belle Scur6e til
&uIfelterns psb Ban Greet, ftripss fra
Seaopooo. SpprIeiet er allereoe ieps
net inotil / en- afitanb af tire WliI fra
aulminerns, ps Stinnesanesn .r lagt
oper tire 5ierceosle at Stratninssn.
Den 1pe Sernbane bill maaif. tunne
ftaHe Sui til 9eabpppb Marteb omz
firing ben lite December.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
HttturTptu.
SslbCrt sra iol0trs muuoe siaettrr

Slo'te Sirspaa Iolstes Der / gilbert
IA i"I SilIetter til SmabauSitinins
s " 'Or 1913 pr. cit. for Sur %
n''ar' DIR bar 20 fra alben CO IA
ia 6dpporb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01

- Gn 3 Gar gammel So, "Srue
2ais," inobruste iorieoen Dag Osb Or
mcursS ulget / 8anIus Gitp $1,025
pg tiebtes al 6. q. Dbitman fra
GtuDenipprtb, Sas.
- Solblanlt 9eir / Omaha Sirss
ooa Ga Snsbag lottebe itpre Starsr
til uOitiuinsen. aae 9os IND til
gpen bar iulbs al Soil. Stte Serns
buuetren meo bsgsiitrsoe Grturiipnis
tier pittnfru tia.p tetposIigt paa lib
itiainssbsieoet. Der / Onsou9s blep
bet iterits iIren Subtle ussn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01

WRIA1NR
ussemmsr 1,sseas % srssas Rssssn-
apsrttktsmsnfu

nsa ,~nertp,r,s isrsa sur p7aubsa o. rsrsosa rsr
gen absrtttism.rt,r tubtasss ne to paa btnaneen
iplasuss gum,rs, mtomlHors bet uiraf .na icrtsS'
sss. es,s ct G5srtisism,ut. Der 'srf fsmmsr tus !
Trssassnnn,rsti Gs.. i~orlsns,s iHetrp'fs . Bauas.
oil se, femme lue 10 Ilrssaasuum.rs. Brsss, Der inee
holser dosriisiemtnisr. ION bet batter mts. sr Hayr
,,s ussritsitmsut BET ntOrs Si,rns Sss asS
pslunsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
Gcu Rihlauo Sanf omurenniicrrt.

Gftsr at pGrs bolot luttet | omtring
TO Waaneoer er Banter / Hetp Rids
Lamb MI blepen rsorganiieret og aa6ner
ioien / oenns llgs. pengsmRnc fra
Soipa bar o9Iua orgoniieret en- Sanl /
Nep Ri6lano % pil meS bet isrite
odbne en- guntforretning beriteos.
Saalebes pil Ypsn fua TO Banter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
1noldn0et.
9ntuu.
Trrht urn Glrftricitet.

Eurle u. Gboate / Geoar Rapios,
tsfiritiget Iom 2%iniemuno hos Solar
Ragips GIsttric 2i9bt &c potper Co.,
tub, OrSoa9 Gitsrmiooag itsls Iiot
mso BEN sIsttriite 2ebning paa Saget
af en- borretningsbpsnin9, od ban
tom / gerrring meo ielpe 2sonin9en
"a ei,bIittelis orGbtss al ben slettriIte
Strem.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-01
mtprpunu
Yoiitpuericr

Yoftppericr
Ganfte mango Rapierier fra pciten
sr | ben iensrs lib fOregaast peo Gaits
ern Minnsiota Depot / Spo Superior.
De Soreneoe Staters 4utoriteter bar
erbelie arrefieret 6. .. StsOsns paa
Intlage for at bare aubnet poitiRtte.
Der maa sfter pplitiets Msning bare
flere Msopibere; men enonu er ingen
iaaoanne arreiteret.
Selpmurb | Raoiien.
SenrD S6ulman, en- Sanoelsreis
ienbe fra Ct. 2ouis, bsgit Sslomore
Sbprsbag Morssn peb at Orutns fig i
Gate Wpnona peb MabiIpn, bppr ban
bapbe o9rst / gefsg hos 8enner en-
llsss Sib. Selpmorbst blep bsguust
meb fulot Sperles. S9ulman bandit
Zig taft til ct Sra meb ct lungt Spug,
inoen ban taitsbe fig ub / 9anoet. Der
neppe bar en- Sob bpbt, bppr Giget
fanbtes. San efterlop fig ct 9rep,
Tom GAP ben Splpsnina. at bet bar
bans Seniigt at berepe zig 2ipet, men
angaO ingen 9runO. Saulman efters
laoer Jig Suitru oe ire 9srn / Ct.
2puis. San bar "a Qar qammel.
@aatte betale for @ororn.
Serten 8utter fra Bearer Greet
blep / Scrsbags fert til 8ulsspiae
ifslge SIugs fra Olaf Spenoion. st
Mteblem at Soenoipns 5umilie bapoe
SrplIup i forrige uge, os ON Ssnpas
gen inbfanbt Habpfabets llngocm fig
til ct Gbaripari. De pmringeoe Su>
Jet, afitieb Suslbssfer gi.nnem 8ins
ouerne ps iatte en- forfaroeIig StrGt /
2ioet paa Suiets geboere. So Yolitis
bstisnte inbfunot fig os fit urreiterst 10
al llrpitiftsrne, % bisie bar M maats
tet betale 500 for Woroen.
sab for Sarmrrs.
Sra plainfelb Ifripes 2bcrsbdg:
Sslgerne al Sneitorm.n isaar bar
pitt Zig barre enb fra fsrit al antaget.
Sarmerne bar dlbeles ufprberebt; Der
er mango, Tom enonu life er faroigs
meb PotstesOptusningen, pg neiten
ale 5armere bar Sunbrsoer 8uIbels
Pptster liessnbe iummsnopnast uOe
paa Wtarterne, ligeipm be ogiaa bar en-
itpr W9ngbe Mais at "buIte" oIp.
Der falot pmtrent s CONNER Sne, og
benne lisser pua flsre Steper inOtil 2
Sob ppb. Sbas er bet bitterlig tolbt.
MISUNDERSTANDING nenbrrnht
Den ufulbferte StspbsnIon Science
Sau peb 2aprence llpinerIitet / Dip
pleton nebbrGnote iioIte SGorsoag.
Sabet, $4,000, er tIn belpis dsius
rancepGttet. gpgnin9en bill bog Inds
re't blipe g~jenopfsrt. Oct lptteoes
Goaegeitubsntsrnes gudet Brigade at
reoee be sprise 8psninger.
Gn aisnoelie al 1ommsr Sinir.
Scmmer 8inie / WeIt Superior
Circuit 6ourt bar / Sasen mco State
Sru't &c Sapings gant af9ipet ben
&~jenoelIe, at Santens 4ttisbploere ital
boloes a~nioarlige for SnbItubbene inoz
til bet fulbe 9eleb at beres gttier.
ganten falerebe for ct gar Iiben %
bar Ia i en- baarlis 5~prfatning.