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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
&arl KITS lob.

Man bar iom betienbt lGnge | Spes
riee tpilet paa, at Song aarl ben 12te
falot for en- Grlis npr1t 8ugle fra
SGitninecn "Sreoritsitsr"; man bar
tult % itrspet ON "Mhprbet pdo Sarl
ben 12te." 9r. Hpitrsm fra Stpcts
holm bar / oisie Sase a%nitilet llnoers
ie9slIer paa Stsbst. San bar ppmddIt
Siitancen fra &pneens Osositso %
til be n9rmsite punttsr paa SGfnius
gen. Oct pirteligs 0sositso er for
nogle Iar Iioen funoet peo 8rapning i
5prlGn9elicn at en- SerrGnfprbpbnius
pda Stradningen neoenfpr 6prtet
8bloenlgpe. 0enne Spropbnine les
oeoe Santerne ben pda 2gbe9rape, %
man grop oe fanot Sptlen til bet SrGs
tors, ION Siitorien fprt9ller os blep
rsiit pua Ssbsiteoet. paa bisis 0is
%itdncer, 161 Mfetsr, er Der MI ifuot
meo Oatioens 5linte9ep9rer ps 90
Mars gammelt aruot. Siponinaen
begpnote Sorsbae often peb 11sSiosn.
2pgter blep opbGnet iaaOel pso Gtipsn
Tom peo Stptterens Stdnbplaos.
5prleben Dag bleO Stpbninssn ~fprtiat
% tilenoebraat. Reiultaterne al oisIe
Stpbsfcriss er, at apnsen fan bare
ftubt fra 59itningen. bOao entsn man
dntager, at auelen er suaet ino ira
penitre eler fra beire Sioe. Ssibefors
ftieIen msllsm Saitninsen og Songens
S%tanSplabs piite Zig usmlis lite al
binore ct boriSpntult Stub eisnnem
bssee Sinbinssr. Sremab til Yenitre
| en- Ifitano at 8 Metsr fra Sonaens
0eositso Iigeer en- Ssibe pg fra penns
ian en- norft patruIie bape Ifuot aarI
ben lite. Stpbeforips paa oenns Ois
itunce piits bet famine Y~ertitalpIan.
lien ct Slumpsitub bar bet unoer en-.
bier SmftGnoigbeo, en- tilf9loig SrGfs
FER, ION / aftenens Nsrts trdf BET
RaaI, fum / 9uesns 2ps piloe trutiet
ale norite SspGrer pau ii9.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
=. onm % a,err. saualane % u. esri.

Z. Glen es S'Srr. WuusIuuD os %. Chris
f%tiorisn.
Siafouisieiassn btbunolsoes. Rapport ira
Eiaionis iebiemmet | gbicogo cplGites, boora'
bet irtmgii, at Sienumst alcrtos bar giori
gooe IremFribt; BET bar marg, Ssftrs, bar
btbauolst en- btl Eel Qotitnter os tr bltptr
Oarmt aubeialst at Eager, 9reier os Nenis'
beoer Chicago. Iarsmsoet aHbtialeot
eicmmet til Samfunoets iprige llnoeritst'
telie.
Qrooit Wenaas's Silitn til Sumfunoet
idmt QaitOr ;. Slisus 6oreOras ON be bcter'
Stoler beilutteOts trptt / 2utbcrGneren.
gnguaenoe "6brition 0outb,1 bet srgslft
l%luaOomsblao, ~uoipanDt Der fg aofiats Sts'
fusion, oa Observation-Disclosures gtaiort.
tst ioreilos gluOets NeOlG9Selic, iorot BET
altrtoe bapOs paafsrt SumfunDet ct FAB al
$500. Mtu enOclig ~isircoe ben mooiatt'
zines NiuOritetsiorilas, iaa at 9laOet faI
uogiOcs bette aar % uOiomnre 2 0dngs mlaa
ueOlig.
Ggl0tnOe 9refttrs RaOns blcu itresue al
9rcftliiteu: 9aftor,rnt 2uHOebers, @DntlO,
9. Sable, 6. Yttrebus, !. $. grDns, gft'
Cullen, apanlme, 0iassOit, 9roen, Risls;
aas, Wiotbun, q. 6eaunO, q. q. Nilien, >,
q. 3oaefisn, 3. gBintbsr, g. 9erli, ),
9pnns, y. WOsu, 3. s.. Wpbrc, s. aas, Z,
6osl, 8ufspolO, Gitrsm, Sulsruo, @ieritno,
9riitpit, 2. Ssrsnien, Seltoeot, 8. abor'
mOOsguurc % Ststn5aus.
gcaro Of Sruftsss bulstes for 3 aar
nils Satobisn, 9ort g9aibingtOn, Bts.
Suppltant: 6ulOOr gtrg, 8uibfOro, Rinn.
Glen IcIion, Slater, Soma. Supplcant: y,
6ermanien, g8atsrOils, Soma. Sam Nsl'
iOrg 2anesborO, Minn. Supplcaut: Martir
GreOOOlo, SuuOOwn, Wtnn.
Som Samtalts Gmne pco nUfts aarsmso'
bsiteuImes: Observation-Disclosures
Zen Abe Ssnpag / gtOptmbtr blcu beiteml
til bptrt gar at bcbanOle Srutienlaben
4rsittrncs YrGoitensr.
Gritcniersrtisr | 2igbco meo ben ioft az
bolOts unbsfulcOcs; ligttoes itsrre Spbpg'
0tlitsmsoer omtrirs I Samtunoet.
"a SAUCES Spnoos life pnu 1T garsmsoc
bapns usoiat noesn clearinghouse, for al
mpee ben at ben GOreneos Sirts rtoiatte, be-
tlngeoc Aars msos bette.
4aitor GlsitaO paletts til MisFoussS u'
ptrintsnOcrt paa 3 gIar mtO en- uarlig 2sn al
81, 200.
Som SeitDrcr Of NOrmulfolen 8itnOaI8te'
Qroi. .. 2stsrsgunro.
Ter bsoilgsOs8 $4,000 til Suorsmisfo'
mems Drift.
YGitor 2unbcbers prottttr,oe MOB, at bans
9iaOu itrsgcs at Qreitcltiten Og iorlun9te al
bliOs bert til 1T Goripur af gursmsOtt. Su'
gen bLcO bcnpiit til 3nOberetnin8S'cmitser
20. /.
IugaasuOs auQsbura Saaer upipauot oer
i9 en- me9ct liolie Sisiusfor, iom Der faI
bliue bcrsttct on / uGite Nummtr al YlaOst
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

hot water. may be started early in
heat; or roots may be planted
out when danger of freezing is
past.
The Dahlia, as all know, is
superb for all display, grown from
either seed or tuber.
MarigolGs are brave old friends,
and we should not neglect our
friends.
Nasturtiums last indefinitely, if
the blossoms are gathered freely.
Nicotiana deserves a mention,
requiring no more care than the
Petunia.
The Pansy is so lovable that we
want it at all seasons. To have
good flowers in the fall, young
plants must have care in advance,
Pick off premature blossoms, and
cut back struggling branches.
Water and mulch if the weather IS
dry.
The Petunia, Portulacca, and
Phlox we will term the triple yeh-
aHee for we may rely upon them
to make good promises, and keep
them, too. If they are trimmed
back toward the close of summer
they will put forth new growth
and be all the more loriterous
through the fall. jut the flowers
OF the Phlox frce..y, letting no
seed form.
The Ricinus, though tropical in
appearance, is So easily grown
that it should have room.
The Verbena is ? lasting friend.
We SOW seed in he open ground,
but further nor'l it ought to be
started early in lie house. Keep
the soil moist but not to wet. and
do not let the young plants damp
loft from too close covering.
Gradually accustom them to out
door life, transferring them to rich
soil in the garden, finally. They
are very pretty in raised beds.
The Zinnia has been so i'm
proved of late that it is useless to
criticise it. 1t bears the heat and
drouth of summer remarkably, and
gives a rich brightness all its own
to the autumn garden.
The hardy Champion of the
World Rose is lavish of its frag-
rant gifts till really cold weather.
! prize it more and more highly
every season. The hardy Rose,
Mary Washington is also a won
derful boomer, being crowded
with buds until winter approaches.
AS we enjoy its beauty and frag-
rance may we revere the memory
of our first president who first
planted it, and love our country;
for next to the love of God should
the love of country fill our being.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Autumn Brightness.

Many gardens that present an
attractive picture throughout the
spring and summer, with their gay
array of blossoms, appear old and
dull toward the close Of the sea-
son, suggesting the suspicion that
the cultivator had grown weary
of well-doing," or had neglected
to use forethought in the selection
of late blooming varieties.
This is not as it should be, for
many of our richest towering
plants are ready to do battle
bravely for their eoLoyS, even after
Jack Frost has thrown down his
chilly gauntlet. As ANNALS have
well been termed the peoples
flower, and as they give US many
bright examples for autumn's dis
play, let us consider them first.
The Aster was the favorite fall
flower for our grandmothers.
Many old gardens contained little
else at that season. Beautiful
We thought so; but this flower
has been wonderfully improved
since those days. In the spring
seeds may be sown in the open
ground, or in boxes-not to early
tor we do not wish the plants to
come into flower before the cool
nights of autumn.
Young plants should be trans
planted several times to make
them give good roots, and a stocky
growth. They must never be
crowded if We would have first,
class flowers. Give a deep rich
soil; and, if needed, water anc
mulch. In some of the INLAND
states where the summers are
long, hot, and sometimes dry, we
seldom see good Asters; for wher
treated in the ordinary way they
bloom latter a fashion, and 90 tc
seed months before frost. In such
localities seeds need not be sowr
TIL late IN june, giving the young
plants as cool a situation as pos
sible.
They transplant readily, ever
when of good size and may b,
transferred TO their permanen
place in the garden after Poppies
Sllene, and other short-llved flow
ers have been cleared away to Civ,
them room. The tall varietie
with heavy blooms must have
little support, enabling them tn
better 10 retain their beaut'
through storms of wind and rain
The Gamma is a noble plant il
the fall till frost, to which it i
quite susceptible, blackens it. TIL
seeds, alter being softened witt
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Trees for Shade and Ornament.


What a forlorn and dreary land
scape must il be where trees are
not and shade is nowhere save
that devised by man. Flowers
are truly beautiful and serve to
cheer many a lonely hour, but il
we were forced to a choice of one
without the other ! would quickly
exclaim, take the flowers, but
leave, Q leave the blessed trees,
But thanks to the Creator OF all,
all are at our disposal and we may
have both trees and flowers COM
bined, for specie give usboth
abundant shade and quantities OF
flowers, many of which are pleas
ingly fragrant.
First among those of which
will mention is the japanese Hyb-
rid Catalpa. This is a tree attain.
ing a good height within a few
years time, with brilliant green
foliage closely growing, and fairly
weighted down with huge panicles
of fragrant bloom that remain for
weeks duration. One growing
here upon neighboring grounds
presents among other species a
truly tropical scene. Here is also
grown the magnificent Tulip tree
which, like the Catalpa, makes a
rapid growth and is heavily adorn.
ed with lovely Tulip-shaped flow
ers.
The Mountain Ash is a rare
tree where it need not and should
not be, for il is easily procured,
its foliage fine, its flowers beauti-
full and are replaced by large
punches of scarlet berries.
The Golden and Silvered-leaf
Poplar are very pretty trees in
deed, growing quite rapidly and
flourishing in almost any situation,
but they possess one drawback:
that is their tendency to throw up
sprouts. Scarcely any other tree
is SO beautiful when its branches
are bare as the Oak.
The Elm is a forest tree which
grows upon one with acquaintance.
One who looks upon it daily learns
to love its graceful outlines.
The Maple is one of the favorite
forest trees for planting about
country homes and far shading
streets. 1t is deservedly
so as it makes a thick shade during
The summer and its foliage is I'M
for beauty in autumn.
The growth of these and other
sorest trees is comparatively slow.
One plants a fruit tree and in a
few years is rewarded by its fruit.
But the forest tree after a growth
OF twenty years is still small as
compared with its size when it
reaches maturity. Since it is a
constant pleasure TO watch its
growth it does not matter that he
who plants it will not see its
maturity.
He plants cool shade and tender rain,
And seed and bud OF days to be,
He plants the forests heritage
Ihe harvest OF the coming age
lhe JOY that unborn eyes shall see,
these things he plants who plants a tree
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

tibet 0ran Gapenne peber /, iilsr Sup>
pen giennem en- fin Gil, og ierperer
ben mso riitebe 8rsoitptter til.
&aaIsS upps. ct bdlpt
miboelitort aaalbopsb baftes tint o.
moales, os til l got &aal tases en-
BOT Melt. aaalen iRttes oper meb 1
BOT iOeenos 8ano, / Sbeffe Salt, ct
Bar Stiper asg os liot periins. Sab
ben itaa, bbor ben iaa piot boloes itos,
til aaalen er sdnits giennemIetie. faa
lilies ben ejsnnsm ct DsrNug. Gil 8ans
bet, iOm er ufIilet, tiliRttes / ppt
Welt. ! aop Smgr rsres iammen
meb 3 Spiieiteer Mel, iaa bapss bet
op / Suppen, % man rsrer | ben, til
BEN foyer % er blspet iepn og tpt. Saa
tpftes @rpoen al % tili9ttes'1 Sbeife
Salt og 4 SbeIte bib Peber. 9enn.
Suppe imu9sr ogiua beoit meb rijtebs
grsbItiper, opitaaret / fmau 5irtans
ter til.
8ulerob> 9 -Sre flo
re @ulersooe rripes poa ct Ripiern,
Iaa iGttes be ppsr Slosn msb 1 Stibe
2se, l GaurbGrblao og TO Neaiter, %
tOser langipmt, unber 2uug, / l 81
me. 20 Spiieiteer Smsr og 8 Spis
I~citeer Wtel rsres 'ammsn, iad bGfoes
bette og l got Melt op I @ulersbberne
% fdar ct Sptps. Serpda files bet %
tiliattes u Sb:fe Salt ps / sbeTts
peber.
auaG oe 8ulerobsS gu p E.
-Sertil fan man benDtte 8anbet, Tom
Sdal til Stuins bar oeret fo9t /. 2
Spiieiteer Smsr imsltes, BERT bares
l Stipe Seq, % bet rsres aobt ON,
til 2s9en begDnber at blipe brurl. Sua
bGloes 9dnbst, bpori 3dalen Ear p9ret
togt beri, % A 8ulerebber, ipm isrit
maa ripes. Haar bette bar toet lang
font Il Sime, bar man 2 SpiieIteer
Smsr l. iiler bet, og tilietter l SbeIts
Salt og liot Ssber.
riiteGrts r.
20 potter Grter dfItdGIes, Sta[lere
paites, fGtes oper Slben meb l got
9ano ug foyer 5 Minuter, iaa files
8anbet af. Grterne bellies pp | bette
8ano og foyer til be er msre, Iua files
be gjennem ct 0erilag, pg 2 Sbe'teer
Sutter tilIetteS. Saa iGttes De after
oper Slbsn msb l pint Melt, 2
SpiIeIfeer Srnsr p9 2 SpiieTteer Mel.
- Salt pg peber tilf9ttss, % ben
ipiIes Itrar. SpiS man piifsr 2 gGgs
gsplommer / Serrinen % b9lbsr Sup
pen oper benz, ibet man itabig rsrsr
gobt ON, BIZ Suppen pinoe meset /
Smdg. CUtere.)
Hcttclicr.
s Slutninsen at Stpttet meo Spers
Itriften: "SorobGr ipltet uoen acgs
ming, Itaur: Suften iattes pper 81
ben % foyer nogle Minutsr, til ben
beopnoer at blipe b arm" itulbe
p9re: til ben begpnosr at 6lipe tpt,
s Stptfst "Ganneo" Surober (2)
Ituar: "ipm 'Gttes up / en- "WuIb
Boiler" balp fplbt meo to9enoe
9anb" Tfulbe bore tplbt Sanb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Spalcns Tlugt.

Gn Spale, iom bapoe 1T 80 /
NGrbeoen al G~betnpno / Sbrppibirs,
fungeoes og ferte8 / Bur til 2onopn,
bpOr BEN bIep iluppet fri. Den penote
tiIba9e til lit 80 poa so Minuter; ben
bopoe altiua pau benne Sio tilbu9sIogt
AS sngeIIte Mil. Den SditigbeO,
bpormeo ben fIei, naaebe iaaleoes nGr
Up til 2 enQel1te Wil / Winutet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Sprinoclicn til Hapncnc paa
CIT Eel Spicr.

WtusfsIin er ct Napn, ipm TANNER
ira Spen Wosiul / Meiopotamisn;
Sage bar fact tit Rapn al gpen Saga
palGitina ("9usa~ betpbre "Stat");
Spl er Optalot sftsr 9pen Sule / Sbp,
Irantrig; 9amuf ublsosr 1T Rapn
ira Spen Somotus; SuIito fra gpen
eaIlcut / Snoien, Der fprbum bar be,
tlenot ior 1T Spmulostsi; aambrici
ira Spsn Cambria i Slanbsrn, bpor
BET ierit blsp tilpirtet, og 9fpeeo er OPP
talot efter Ell ssi, ipm bruates al Ri
'tsrns pua 5lcbeu Sfpeeb. 9atiIt uos
lsbsr 1T Rapn fra ben fIamIfe 9inneos
pGosr Sapttiis Gombrui, fpm IsDeos /
BET l3oe aorhunorebe.
Gun: 'eOoo sr bet, its isrl Sporira CT
BET icrit 6anr ,ommti paa bit fraiferrms q
Dan: Set ,r mine saulls gintsr,lroer fro
ttlot, isTHS su ~iarpeOe oi, oaar rsot."
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Oolp Nar.
Ut CTer for Ell &pinbe.S pgoom =
er bclbrebet peb Yc.rn'na.

Wrs. Warp 3. gartbolometp / Ct.
Srancispille, 81, ~ifriper: "5Or omtrent
u Star iioen fit ies ct f~uincelist Slbe'
beiinoenoe. Seq iurie9te Here bpstise
99aer. men jes bleu bog itabis p9rre,
os blep ienseli9senOe. Smtrent 2 Gar
bar je5 / ben Silitano; 4 Gutturer
aiprpe, bpoo be funbe. men for mig
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

Woo,r,u: "2iut Worts, MI ttioer Su mart
for tor iii at lese meo @utterus. Spnes ou
life ogiuu islpF
Warie: 1gtsi, tOsrtimpb; 10 ftsrre leg bli,
per, ots mere mOrtr bet mig
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Mearaeua=
KanaIe,
RsSlsrinsen ril bpsSe ben m T.,
bet 9anlle &OmpOni ) NliuI, "
Dollars iur bets glrbs;s,
Gn ptsti8 8anope;

Der er M llbiist iii, at b,rr.
nal Oil bIiDs en- 8irteli95so ON ;,!
mango aur. ariSsn msO epori,r
oobnet 9tnens for mangt %
iaalsoss o9faa for bette itor,
genos. Gn at Senatst neofot al
tnolttaer paa, at be 6orer,bs Il
ielp ital bngge &onulsn. "1b.w,l
Ganal Company, ION bar foo,, \
tesfion al aegjeringsn i Nicor,,rl
/ Here aar siOrt 6ur5srep,F,,I
Srapnin9en, bog melt i Crb, b,I
ct 2aon at Dor Stut8tasSe % IA
at faa bet. Wsn Regi,,ino,r
9iOrt bttrs @riarin9er ON, bod
bet gaar, mar ben beOilosr fooJ
2aan.
Oct bill MI lite mere iroloS, FI
'aobunne Srunsottjonsr. N,
time Canal Company" Tan ppIeiI
2aan at Resierin9en bill bet i'll, /
9ortieet fra be g~eoros,ri,r
Solicit after tunbe blioe GisnFord
ON Statstas'en laanteq en0s ii!
bat Spmpuni, for at Frsmms {,
6oretagenoe, er Der flsr, 9runo.I
taller for, at Regiertngsn TsIO boz
Ricaruguaz 8anolsn. Gen Oil sd
@Ifarpei for bel @eroen, oo bt
rimeligt, at ben life itaI til6r,
9ripatperfoner, men BET For.
bbis DIRE ben tommsr til at oca
s Srigstib bill ben blip. al Tor n
heb for be Sorcnsbs Stot.r.
bQ Selp benptts ben, men 'perys Il
en- 5ierbe, ION life .r aItfor ft,r!.I
prGgttgs SlugI'ib "Sreacr'
feile pmtring 3ap 9orn Tor al 4
til SrigsFuspluo'sn / ,, osFaa
Suroonbe os bar pou ben lung,
ftaoig uofot for Sp1nisrru
itrpbelfer. Sdpoe QanOtun9'r 4
Horbs % Spbamsritu OGr,t aid
brubt, piIOe Oregon" 'OmmH
9sitsmmeIiesftso paa noQIs ira
Der er be8uoen ben @runN, d
nulsn / be fsrite gurtisr nspps II
ne iis. StatStasisn bar Raao
pcnte, mebsns ct priput Som9oUl
fpiQe 5oIit, ON BET itts rc9s1
inart III Rentsr al fine Qsn9e.
Man bar NOT tolt ON, hoiI'.T
belig Srait Der pil BIZ, mar "a
tommer. ga. meo 9i0sr, M
Itror. Sue3tunuI,n iOrbinc.t
qomle @erbsnsoels, ION rumri
a1.r msfts uf Sorosn8 gsioI'nin
bsns ben psitIi9e SalO'u9I's
mGngoe fun uoqisr en- 2isnotSsI
% bog oarebe bet en- Stuno, inOS
aap Operfub. Selp unn,t II
flight. Soniuntturcr mda Nttn1
tanalen pents enbba lpnger,.
Suestanaler PLACES az Sdr1
flbper reo / ben fra be trrr' u
Ticaruguatarulen piI tomr.
gaa sisnnsm bpb. Sumps, os
life aobt at ptbe, ON be itt' rst
pil tr9pe foItbure Rep0rattcnrl
bar bet morabIigs Ssrrrn c5 !
Reontiben, fpm bru9ts bet rant
namaproiett til at ftronos.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Yuoepur.

Poosporet iiober bebre fat, naar bet
Steo, bppr bet anpenpss, sr noset
uiGpnt, perTor lnses Saaret paa ct
SrG |inarere og beore, naar bet sr Sag,
ipm bruses iitebenfor anip.
Yobspor fan lapes peb at imelte
Iammen 9ipor, 5uIs % Sorpir / Iigs
itors Dele at bpsrt. Gn INF Walina al
9lpbpiot tan ogiad brusss til famine
Giemeo. bu Ssniistsn er blot at boloe
2uften uoe; tbi oa bill Der mart bore
Ira pg Bart pper Saarst, iad bet bGts
tes fuloitGnois til, % bet siper bu life
bsller 4nleonine til, at SrGet osraf
to9er alag pg raaoner. vi benne
9runo sr bet inolpienoe, at, naar en-
8ren Iuges euer 1tiGres pGt. iaa maa
bet eisrss faa t9t op til Stammen
Tom mulist. 2aoer mar en- Here Spms
msr lang Gnoe al 8rsne blips itaasnbs
ieisn, iaa l1ges Saarst dlprig, men
giper anlsonins til ct itebispGrenoe
alag paa srGet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

fuupe be Sntet
9ipre; ies bleu
lite be , s
Sartman's Fee
male Book ianot
ies netop ct 2ils
felbe iom nit, og
jes beitemte MIG
til at itripe til
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

llbsrt. Trutu Der r otnot bism fra fin
@aotrciis, til 8oticpis,u): "Tuu Gina, bpurs
leOt5 bar min MunO buot bet, mems ies par
bortel"
Qtacn: "9Iu, iss flyer Gem, Grut, bau bar
btialtt % iOmmunOeret | ben grub, at man
nGitru iulos trO, bet bar BAN, Der bar
Strrt | Suiet!"
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

& D5,srss as'sisssr irti zSs JSttEosik AZ 81 for Gen
Y iGt hBtE' sdtntpesas Ret, e~0nebua,maHr Rot, ssl,
to- b1sgp,, CATER % nrhdssl1s Rat. PtoirH Eat
CTHt Rat, BuhttHirumtat, Rat, Sicstt, Raj. seHs 4
i, etuts. % Oor bort suppla'Satatoe nso sp,t I7e eiss
% 10000 1auhrahOau % SuIHsiutEsrr tuos
gorfsiut
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

srHs sas srrtsItrtsi s . S~--
ii Isr ~ o,str n. 8. - sssrt e. tssa ci''rrbfr v !.
81 eIsRsr.ss sr,s- "a srtssssH'.s~ :" ~
u eFss0 IN nv. sr.sT srb~sl trF'
7. M. Roberts Supply Hous'
ndinnospOie Mon
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Sortpnoe Start.

9GblstrGsrne iiGr, letter itrar efter
Slomitringsn Ofte iad u~maaoelig flor
en- Nasie Sart, eller gespnbelis til
5rugt, at bet er umuIist for altiams
men at TONNE til fulb Robsnbsb. Ras
tursn i.lp Tiger MI at beiri fig for no.
get al bet operFspise, berpsb. at bet
pisner og ialosr at,
nosn Sielp % 2ilfpn fra 9artnes
rem bliper bette bog ufulbitGnbist.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Iarrtru ne baurit.
vt beifiGre SrGcr.
Rcoiaeret al en- srniiiit 5armes


fen er ben ~retteite Sio at be'tlGre
9rGsr, bet pGrs 5rusts sler Srnas
msnt 3r4er. Gn Nutoritet Tiger:
nadr anipen sr itarp, oa er BET ben
rette lib. Oct bill ba Iige naarioms
belit, bet er ganite uoen 5or'tlel, bptls
len Sio bet gisres. Gn dnoen antos
ritet mener, BET blot Dor gisres ON 81
itsn; tbi oa Tan bet beoit lees, bpor be
operFeoi9s 8rene ftnoes, ION bsr TIER
mes, od lsber heller tneen Sdft uo az
Srret pda bet iuareoe Steo. Wten bet
rimsIieits ipnss at bore, at gsItiGrtns
gen forctdgss fsrits Ssleu AZ SOmmes
rem, Itrar Soften bar opbcrt at rinoe;
til oa bill SrGet tdale bet beoIt, 'na
bet iGtter minbit Staros / bets Bart.
Der er ogiaa benz. iom paa'tnar, at
Roturen reguIsrer ben Ting beoit 'elp,
Sab oerfor 9rsnene pore, bpor be bill,
10 flere 10 bsore; tbt bet bill beo't be-
pare Stammsn mob Solsns dItfor be-
be Straalsr og elsrs beItptte bet mob
at radone.
goerligbsOsr er bet altio bebit at
unoeuu, iauleoes o9iuu Der. en Stn9
er bog temmelig tlar, o9 bet sr, bols
SrGets arOns itdl faa ben Stlttsl'e,
man snItsr, iau mda 8rcnere ppntsS
% beitiiGres, fpreno be porer itg for
fore.
9iloe man oa beoDnoe ttoll9t ON
9aaren at ie efter, bppr npe Stub be-
Qpnoer at bore, iad fan oisie let tnis
bss al msb 5ingrene, paa be Steoer,
bpor en- 8ren i 6rsmtiosn lite snItes.
9eb IaalebeS at fare ppsr lin Saps
nogIe 8ange, bper 8our og CONNER,
piIoe bet npget ida NOR unegaaes, at
flare al fore 8rsne. 9et9nt, bppr
oumt bet er, at laos en- 9ren bore, til
ben bliper flor og tpt, pg Iua ftiGre ben
at, fproi ben sr operhsbis. Sele 81
ben bar oenne 8ren bruset Suft pg
8ruft til i'm Rarins % Bert fra
SrGet, alt til llnptts. Oct mad unegz
teltg bore bebre, at be Dele at erect,
iom trGnser 89rten, faur ben; Sbi
oeriom bet ellers er gobt % friItt, iua
bliper bet life for fort.
0pprlepes beifiGres?
Serom er ogiaa mango Weninger,
men be fleits, ION ~itisnner Jig pua ben
Ting, er eni9e /. at life &ronsn paa ct
5ru9ttrG maa li9ne en- Seietoit, altIua
lite barre fulo at tpnoe 8piite, men
Iset p~penfru 'tulbe ben liene en- Sruet,
uItIua uabsn / Ntoten % 8rensne
ipreote pibt uboper til Siosrne. Oette
giper 3ps % 9uft liselis apsang til
ale Dele at SrGet.
Stal bette opnoass, iau maa be
8rene, Tom penoer 5oppen inbpper to-
ees bort, lieeiaa be 8rsns, ION &rpos
fer bperanore pg berfor gnibe mob
b%peranbre.
Saal9nee SrHerns er, fmaa, er bel
life bra at tase altfor mango 8rens
bort. 2spst er Sr9ets 2unger. berg:
pes bet oisie, iaa to9les bet.
Weo be 8rene, Tom fan fables
saHslfprmeoe, mad Der albrig piies
npsen Surmbiertisbeo. 0isis mac
f%iernes, elers bill erect tIspes paa be-
Steb, bpor en- &lsft al bet Slaos ia,
Taaet 2pp at banne iig. De 8rene, fpn
itaar / ret Sintel uo fra Sppsoftam.
men, er bet, Iom 'tulbs ipares.
Msbminbre 9rsnens sr eanIfs imuc
oa tpnce, iau sr bet beo't at BRUCE er
Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Nozzle faa Priser

Fr',s 10 " ssaa, sq,tt y hs -N a. 81 "
.h~NWsu BsafrafHf flpT 10 SIS 10 CtsI,
y. rp--fubf Mr. Nv cTr~5fss sy Grp1gf
10 1,sfss gSrs, " 2 - ~ rBsss nuu !
essd etsssbt slt % O.
The Lamar register., 1898-08-03

where one large building rs used for
hospital purposes, Two Spanish chap
iainz. two surgeons. an apothecaryNs
steward. and fvc junier iieutensnts
have had n euildIng built for their
special accommodation. and have been
fitted cut with sailors clothes from the
navy yard storehouses, Their ward
room is attea out with hunks and
abundant fgrnituFe. DIR. SuareE. who
speaks English little. Says thA, while
there viii be a good deal for the doc
tors to 90. they all expect TO entoy
themselves In camp.
The eiyiliEing influence OF a abort
piece OF rope Is stiil 10 be seen a; Camp
Long. In oidsa times the rope was
used to COW starved and ill-,reAted
prisoners. To-day II serves c direreas
purpose. The members OF the ofieeraa
mess hardly got new clothes bcfoTa
they began devising anusements, and
jumping rope has become very popa-
lar. Two os the moro seiaie officers
swing the rope while the others take
turas jumping.
The horrors Of war already seem far
away. and the nest important things
In the world seem 20 bs the deltsats
OF good living, Admiral carpertef.
who Is In Temporary command Of the
navy yard. has closed the island -
curious visitors. who are no; annoying
when they get ioaE rAngr views from
the New Castle and KIttery shores
Altogether the camp promises 10 be -
quiet thar Colonel Forrey may lay out
-. ,-,SF EtaEa .-a v.erkaua aHiuH
the Spanish ofaesTs to learn the game