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Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
grepe ga apiitr beriira bar aiort ben

grspt "a apiisr Bertha bar giort BEN
IaGre Qoot. SdmtaISr mto 3ltrittsr bar
oaida biulpst til oQ bet ptl t.slslig gdd
andre Reiienoe ipm bet gii puul on Sbaii'
III. bpis be bar. topper Der en- lib. ,,
oil piit tomme til at elite BEN og lent
tunne qlcmme BEN. 9isi,lig er 'elo Dc
iteriie 8duroc noaet imddt | Sdmmtn'
Iienin1 meo, bpdb iortfnbts Der, bet Ton
ei nGgtes; men ba bisie 5olt .r forums
oerliq u%siipmms og al Rdtaren 9laot
Iom mile Born, ldd leper be goot % Ior'
ncieoe "a trpr muaite. at "hlemme sr bet
BOG alerbeoit."
Gn COB Del llngbom Tan Foritdd og og'
iaa tule noaet GngslIi oa bette oprier be
ou ial imaot. Sdd oriper be meo ltot
Dams, Sdnespslisr, Stilcben og Stsiic'
ipruug. Euitelig piloe bet pGre. ON be
laQoe meoet mere @irb puu at spe, b1rbe
% ItDrfc 1T 9eosme. SEQ TT oits bore, at
{. Gr. / 5elsmdrten % SGtersodlen 9ant
llnQoommcn lun9t foruo for Bangs ling
BON / Stilsb % Stsitelsb og Stpr'e'
prsber.
Itt bilbe o~isislia gapue BEN me8st,
ON be ieuote en- al fine beoite Senoet,
ellsr en- COB Qgrouom bib o9 LOB BAN
bIiOe en- OpQti9 5urmer Der. og iad bism
iorOt Oiie gp9oens jolt. booroan ot fGr'
mer guret runot, msotdeenoe Dor Stoos
plantnirg. Supsoprtnine. oio. til BEN, iod
be fiji ie, bporbon man Der aisr bet, % I
boor ldGg Sio bette og bint gieres. en
fig 5armer bib. nsppe oripe lGngere |
4aier, Jielo og 2ier % meo ao'tenoe og
2iosipiloe Itrabe eitsr nogle ipnoe, nile
GrGsitrou melIem gioietiRr og 8irt.ris.
Net, ban piloe not fdu bet paa Ell dnoet
% bsore Spinq; tbi bet qadr an at able
init. langt o9 febt Ores paa SmaulGts
tene Der / gpdoen.
Seq mob meQen Spsqe. 8oobeo o9 9IGs
be al ret mango hismme oa bill meo Eat
naons :. gpe, ale pdd Wprs % Ssus
oroI, apGm % Semieodl og Here andre.
lloilie % 9anbrqgs blep ieg life meot
meo / en- eneite &rog biemme. Sua Ter
bel ale osrbjemms! aommer nogsn al
Goer Der, 'du itdl Goers geisg til mig
pare tiGrtomment! 9srmeo en- glGoeli9
Sui % ct snitsliet 90! Rils 3roe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Nppbim, Dim.

S~rRftninqer or MI oUer. 70 ben bar gt'
bet ct tilireosIiilsnpe Reiultdt. nsmlig ira
20 til 30 guIbels per Gcre. men priiern'
er lape; od pi bar Grlige Yenge % lille
so Gents Dollars, bptltet upqle i 1896
par iaa iprioe for. Der fer uo iii, at ale
er tiIfreoie meo preiiOsnt Wcainlep oa
"Iouno monep," men iiRr meo bet beloigc
llbfalo al &rigsn meo Sponieu. Oct
bite ia og'au unoer 9risen. at bet par
Yotriottsme iaa ldnst oppe mob Roro 'om
Der og'ad. Sobn WeIcabl og .. u. Ssn'
rids ira Rcbbin bosrpsoe ia / bet itanoi'
nupiite Reaiment I minneapolis, men od
llncle Gam life pilbe bdps rers. iaa III be
ImIl,t pprs biemme. Wen bet bier bog,
at bpis Uncle Gam tommer / Nso, iaa er
llngbommsn / Robbin fGrois til at for'
ipars "Slb Glorp."
9drbet beromtrin9 sr uomGrtet Tor
apIing af Spsbe. Seq bar III pGret her
ct bulpt Snes 4dr, men bar enonu lille
feet llddr.
5orleoen llge buooe oi S~pbDggeliess
meoe i BEN norit lutberite Sirte. vi
bapoe geieg at .. SObuuueien % 0atter
og tiQige mango Ssitrs % grsore ira
8yofton, Big MOODS % 2bief Riper
6als og tiaise uf grooer Gu9lunb ira
Ct. Silairs. @t babe et bnQgeli9t Webs
tilTammen % mango bill ie tilbu9e pua
bette Wsoe Tom 8runbluoet iii I'm 5rso.
Samtaleemnet bar: "Gr Barti'trioen
mob Subs 8ub." SOhdlneien fortlds
rsos bette Spsrgsmaal areit o9 tpoeligt.
San srtIGrebe fig imoo Purti, oa bette le'
Der til inore Strio % Splittelie, bptltst
er Ionbt. Sm ri dle tinoe inoie bet ubes
booelioe Deb benin. &irteItrto % ale arr
6eioe alsne for Subs Ri9es SpbolbeIie
pda Soroen, iau Oiloe Ri mart ie imutte
R%eiultdter.
Gteeets preit, puItor Soiano. Ital fcrs
looe os. Sdn bar pGrst en- tro Siener /
Serrens 9ireudro. Weni9bepen itdl
imiolsrtio b~etjenes al en- eugelIt 5aIer,
REP. &err fra Solibotte 8rore.
Sruls.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Sor &pinocr meo Gjcrtcicil
giite iig.

Gn tpit Gage, Or. Slid, beiparcr
bette iaaleoes, at Der lille fan opitiQes
alminoeli9e Rsglsr; Sparet beror paa
9jerteieilens @rt pg 8rab FAINT pua
Patientens alminbelige SilItanb.
aQe 2pger er eniae ON, at 6jertes
pirtiombsben puuOirtes meset ubeloigt
unoer 6roislen.
5rtite og itGrte aoinbsr. bois Siers
tefetl er tompenieret, mao man tilaoc
at gifte zig; imiolertio bill Oeiaa oisie
tpmme til at lioe unoer 5soisleu al
aanoeneo, ppIpulmeoe Ben, Spneoe |
Sppebet o.i.p. Men be rsiitersr nepp.
Gipet.
lloii9terne blir imiolertio oadrlis
1ere, ndar bet giGlosr an9miIte %
meget n~erpsie apinoer, Der bar en-
meofeot Slappefeil. s IIigs SilfGlbe
mad SGQen irarauoe 9iftermuul.
9g9teltab ber forbnoss, naar mar
ian tGnte Jig, at Sjertets @G9ge sr uns
osr9aust en- eler unben ipselig 5ors
anorins.
Nddr psotpmmenoe &pinoe peo ben
minoite Initrenselie Taur Sjertetlap
% Idnoensb, naar genene Itunopm
ioulmsr op, nuar Der fnoes 9Gg9ebpioe
/ llrinen, ndar Der inotrGber Nnfalb
al 6ierteipugbeo, - ou er 5soielen en-
ulpttelig S9noelie, iom moa i~orperre
SilItdnosn % oIte NOT bar Scben til
oirette Sslge.
Sa meo bpert mt S~pangerifab for
ben bjerteIn9e aftaeer 6jertets Strait,
% 6aren for 2ipet sges.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Tosic Ypbeocr % Splpsninacr
anaaacnoc ct. InSaar Scni=
tiarp L. Suititntc.

Sea hsrte pfte, for ieg Tom til oenns
Stole, at StoIen ! Ct. Qnsgur ituloe pGrs
en- meoet COB Stpls, % bette bar ise iuns
BET at pare 9ilfrIoet; tbi isg er msgst pei
iilfreositilet, % duQrcr itte pau, at ie9
Tom bib.
Seq bar gaaet poa Stole. for iea tom
bib, % ian oerfor qigre en- Slugs Sam,
menli9ning, un9auenoe foritieligs 2tn9,
pile Stolsn8 2Grcrs er ongti9e / line
reIpettipe Sag. og Irrger cesuoen for Gle
Dernes aanoeli9e Bel.
Der beriter en- msgst COB S~oritaaelie
mslIsm Spysrue % GIeosrne peo O,nre
Stole. 9Grerne bar Here Gou9e inobuot
Glsosrne til Commemorate / fine 6iem,
bOor mango ~bnQ9cIige Stunoer bar pGret
tilbragte.
hinge Wrno pg SpinSer, Tom trnter
pda at 9dd pda Stole / ben tommenoe
@intertermin. bill isg bebe ON at itriOe til
oenne Stoles Seitprer, ~unguasnoe Splpss
ninger oip., Tom maatte s1ites.
6~orGlore, iom tenter pda at ienbe fine
Bern til en- COB GtoIe. bill ieg gipc bette
Raab: Ssno benz til "St. Qnsgar Semi
norp &c Snitituts."
Yu'tpr g. q. Mel6D bolbt. for en- tort
lib ,Iiben, ct mssst iuteresiunt Joreorag
opsr 5emast: "Salmsrns / bet gamle 5es
itamsnte % osrss 5orfdtters."
Yait. MelbD bar lopet at holpe en- RGtte
al 5oreorog for Stuoentsrne peo oenns
Stple.
proi. Soug bolot ogiua ct meget inter-
csiant 6oreorag for ps oper 5emaet:
acknowledgements Sprinoelis. gdube pa
tor Mslbps og prof. Souss 6orsorag
blep bolot / bet sngslits Sprog.
Der Ital / Stoledorets Sch, bolbes en-
Rette 5orsOrug al osltienote, bpgtiss
NRno.
Poitor :. SlIOn itul bolos en- RGtte
at 6orebrag oper Ssnuet: "6pao Der dos
filler BEN lutberitc Sirte fra ben f~ctulite
"a be reiormerte Samfuno be oigtigite
5roeslpergsmnol."
Sisie 6prebraa bill ubeutDiI bjIpe me-
act lrrsriqe o9 interes'ante,
prof. Sieuro Olien er Stolens geitps
rer, % pil mere eno gisrne beipdre ale
Sper6smaal ~angdoenoe S'olen.
!. 8. Solbeim.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

tor aabers. iom bar Wenigbsosns
SITTER, bplot 5sittalen, asiitsret al
M|entgbeoens nupGrsnoe Brett, Cite
rdis.
6rifirfen.
paitor gsnne bar rsIigusrst fra
Den Uienigbeo. iom ban betisnte /
Siasborp, Winn.
paitor @iertien inopisbe iorrig.
Ssnbag 9arnebiemmet | 2umberton,
as'iiterst al en- Del RabopreIter.
Samtulemeoe aibolotss / Sas
rons Mlenigbeb, huor ogiaa pait.
8jertien bar tiIiteoe.
GmisiGr grRtbus blsp 'ioIte llg.
oroineret til YreIt for ben npitiItsbs
Went9beo / Guu Claire Of paitor
Sarbp.
- 5ritirten5 Wenigbsb I Gbippes
nah SAILS, Wis., bar tjsbt air.elot og
Ital be9pnoe meo at bpgge Sirte.
-paitor Gopurbs bar antaoet
SaIb ira Gbsns5er Msnisbsb. Rortbs
MOOD. q. 3.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

vi bar bert libt ON bet % or otf %iornsiet
nto. al oi life sr Der. Spnss bi bet blir
liot iolot. iad sr her mere sno moi az ito,
2pritubber cg 6arouooo at Iraa, SO.
men.
9eo ben iiofe GrturTions qnfomf par
bel Iibt r~egniuioi en- 0dqs lib. men otrs
Tor btbsosot be lie "liaat opsr" ! en- ,lcr
dnoeu gp for bet. aa nsi oa. Der par
baooe 9isrte' og Susrum | 1bors6n -
Tor Sborsbp s~riitsrer | 9irttliGbeo'n -
men bel CT III, bit, at bet er iaa / onc
"aolonisr" / Sbosn. Ssnodg aft,n ers
'lGrtos be. at be babbe emit til at ooer.
barre en- Roger Weetiuq % iou orog ou en-
bel Slot ipet ufiteb til Wouui Sinai air.
Ten.
airten. ON ben tdl 6tnGpnss ida, tr
en- itrsbelig Rsnus, Tom uGrmers fer uo
ION en- bolbiGroig Stdlo suo en- girtc.
gudbe inopenoig oa uobsnbig II ben TEN.
mtIia tarpelia. 3,tte file 6uS bar n
ten fplbt mso forte Sirtt oa DO. 9ropps.
prpit.n idlte meeet fort oq mto en- itebic
~itiaenoe innQeuoe Tone, til bDilteu Ue.
nigbcben fnlot bummeno, inb, iuu Der oar
ben unocrliqite Sur oa Summsn otrino,
belle prGoitsuen. De fables gdptjiier.
men ri ibntes, b. li1neos mere Jreliers
barren, ibst be iom oenne iOlosr ilb
YrGoituntsrs Gale meo be ptttienote llb-
raob: "~iIallcluiah, oh, mercy, praise the
Lord" GrGoliercn unr noturllgulS me,
Get tdrbeIia og til fine 2ioer quuitc pub
ia. prritcu tdlte oper 3srtsn: g tube
life iGtte gocrs ems uno,r en- StiGpp,,
men tube bet %Itinre." beGig 8sgeiitrinq
uoradbts ban: Seq .r gsrosns ems"
ioetidmms fdlot en- Reaer'one ham / Va
len meo: "gu Cub biGlpe os!" boilt,t
unGgtelig bsrtss puoiigt uo. S0sr Sang
QrGitsr citsrebe en- Sduobso fra gibslsu,
IA ban oItio sItsrpuo: "SotS bette er
ianot." bbiltst berte ub, 'om ON hun 'elO
bar / flor 9oil ON, bpdo ban prGoitco,,
bar 'unbt eler Ell. Wen ndar ban tom
riotiQ @rtdie, 'aa fan 8e trp, at ban
buloreoe los | beie 3oner iii Spnoernea
SpoGttelis. On summsl Sone III ct bp'
iteriii anfulo, iprang op al Stolen, ilon
no meo armers, iom ON bun piloe til
psirs, trdmpeos msb 5obsn % 'treg | pill
ben Gtp "6olp!" prRiten i%tdnoieoe I'm
piloe Tale cq 10 abinosr III bsnoe bsroIi'
oct. 9isIe anfulo itGl pGre meget bpp'
pige blonot oisIs tibet oplpite forte Stdts
Ter. Salmsidnaen bar srsospenos. prRi
item lGiie op TO. Qinier uo 8angen. od otr
nun bar ban, Tom bapoe Bog, al Sdlmen.
bporpdd belle Weuiabsoen lpngsr eler ret
tere ~Itraaler bet uo. De bar ben Iammt
Wtelobi til dle Sdlmer enten Vinierne er
forte eller ldnos. De bar en- beuuorin9s.
pRrpiq 6Groigbeo | at tsie eller %foriortt
BEN, ida ben posier iii ale Ginier. mer
nogen oqtler o~pbpg9elis Wiuiit CT BET ile'
lite, idlfnlo Tor os oo. Deb Solicitor
fdnbt pr9Iten M, at be Soioe buuoe al
bet mere sub be forte. Sun formuneo'
BEN iii at Ia mere psnqs meo nGite 8anf
% lite b%sniulcs til fig SlsObeo! - RUG
be aioros tit gsofte, ~idalun9t be forltoo
og iua faar be barre uubtplote; Ri Iidl IT.
t%ritiisre benz. ga ru inar De hu' Ia
for penns Sang, for nv maa ieg taite IIsa-
Itdftet % ia fat pad @rubbssren.
Siur.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
RirReftge Yp6eoer.

ld9f Itte. at en- eneite MenneTeiiGl
~frelies berpeo.
Soor bet er pemobist at Ie paa bet
Sptl, 'Om Satan itunopm ian ioa
or'0e meo en- i~tuttels WenneneIjal.
Helultatet al benne SiGlefenbens
SunItsr meo en- Sj9l blir ou aierns
bet, at en- Iauoan blir en- u~iororaoelio,
osmmeihg, bopmobia % tj~qrliobeos.
les Wfano ps apinoe, bois tiGreite
SamtulesGmne er ON be "ogbe pre-
ter, "beoe Weni9beoer" "a "osoe
SamTuno, bet er berss "opbpo0elioIte"
SumtoIer; p9 iaa saar be uo at Mes
nigbeosn."
paitor =. Gunoerien er palot til
Segtsldturmeolem fra Rpberts Co.,
SDb 9atota.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Sborsbp, Nla.,

BEN ioealt noroifs Reloni bet ionDie Spota,
b.fcoer Here grtirgslisr for SuHobso, Gela
nam "a gutic emo uoetn auptn aoloHi Roro
susr Sro, ~ ,rir get. Sbcrsbp bar en-
paiisr Stljqasnbto Uso Z. x r. RD., ben
btbfe 3errbdue I Spoiatsrus, mioiOsIs Htl'
len D, itore Sgtr Sirmiusbom % Wonisos
mtrp. Shorsbn liesu pad IN hsi, bslseiors
mig Vlatsau, 500 foo oDsS 6aUst, Serobms
psn sr measi i%yugibar, otls opoHytst, otls
beporst mtp iuru, 80 % mango dgers Srrs
isyter. vi hor behagsliQt 9lima', 9iIttr %
CONNER, Bpptrligt gano, uomarit Wdrtto,
Ooo S.oie, lutbsrfe Qrsitr cg B'eui9btotr,
Hsrt Stores, Saabrua DIV, oiD., all ! nib
irHoia Srotu. Rolonitn CT nj trs aar
aamnsl "a ait aaar roii irsmno, GriurIOas
III tain pris aianar ira ale Sieosr Rorom
III lborsbD, MA ben litt % 3ole Sirs0ae
! bptr Waaaeo. "TRIP tIltI
Giriu!Ure, oiU. III 60georoia Sano &c,
Sborsbn, Via
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Tortbmopo, IA.

9i bar nu mootoget 4 gtumsr al osrel
glao "9ecorab'p oiten" os Deb Grnen'
FAINT ben uomertsoe pramiebog. for 6Oilt'
hi tiger mango 1ut. eiseleoes irsmbarer
lea Dor bisrtelisits 9at. ioroi De bar iac
mil at isnOe en- iaa flor Bate al "gsr
Qrusn." gi blsO msast opsrruitsoe, io'
BET bar nstop. boub jsg bapoe snitst; ibI
lea er nsast intsrssisret | "9eb arrtns"
aope 5~orteaingsr, 6Ois Ri fan sisrs Dem
en- Sisus'ts isisn oeo at anbeiole SIao.t
GA Isnoe Dem me abonneHtsr. oil bel
biioe oiort mso GlGoe. Weo osnlig 5tI.
fen fra min Uidno og mia.
Wrs. Samss Jsnier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
0atarrb fan life .urcrcS

pee GrtaIr Wtbfer. BE- BE- lite naar ircm III Del
St.r. huur Sug onmct bar m Rob va 10 e1 M
"a arr maG ioGtS elroc'. % for al h'lrrete Der
rtaa b 7 tagrs ne lciHrr. N cnier sitoblt. GALS
i aidrrn Gryr "a Is / D" o. Uirtt bireiic rGl To-
BEL Ga <limhiu ptrus Slu's edtdIrH Cure or iftC
en- Noa,iiluer DPcolcir. Zen bar raHle dar pTrei
iprrrpnci N en- al gan cts beoiie ~gsr % teJr'iei
relc!mrs in uco uoinI9ui ''ru NJ Rcc6pi.r EH q
lam reliat AZ Dc t.olt HcTueturtGU9e iolr mdr
fcnoC.. 81 'tNfe Elrore icyr Der writer btTrtic saa
Siimliipuarir1r .sU hr'o 6 an ucHiSiuIui a
81 I, Srr cri ,'cr q q, III al igcmb mac "a plyu,
I'M erruloe tctugf' clluolii5eH az gatdtIb
trtp eftsr ~ uCsonro heron.
y. Z. GheHepS So, 9ropt..
gdl Nsc!hs'srae Sc Scltoo, Chio.
Te beeis q bil's 5dmilispiqsr (Eee.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09

FcIelIesles. "Binoer De life. al 6us
tets 6rue finger meo pirteIi1 5pleIie2"
SITE BET rineeits. Spis bun bapoe So
lelie, fdnd bun poerhcoeoet life"
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Rorrefponounce


sortpunOaunr un Rmn S asrse as NE bet mhsat eerpHt IT, be sr me- sass en,n
ht al RsmhnHn Rnun ph life bHe eHrth8sput msommtrs peb,mnsns Rouegsntei mRr
an mm RaailDmn mas -sM Ragna 90 aetNMm.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-12
The HlGHWAYMAN.

Did you ever meet robber with pistol and
a knife.
Who's prompt and cordial greeting was. "Your
money or your hfe.''
Who, while you stood a-trembling with your
hands above your head,
Took your gold, most grimly Offering to repay
you in cold lead?
Well, once met robber. was going home
to tea.
The way was rather lonely. though not yet
80 too dark TO see. e sea go
That the sturdy rogue who stopped me there
was very fully armed.
But I'm honest in maintaining that didn't
feel alarmed.
He was painting hard from running, so I. being
still -undaunted,
Very boldly faced the rascal and demanded
what he wanted.
was quite as big as he was. and was not out
of breath. - UI. tl. lN
30 didn't fear his shooting me or stabbing
me to death.
In answer to my questions the highwayman
raised an arm
And pointed 1t straight at me- though I still
felt no alarm.
he did not ask for money, but what he said
was this,
"You cannot pass, papa. unless you give your
boy a kissi"
American Agriculturist.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-12

How will doctors, VINO are just now
doing their best to repress unregistered
practitioners, regard the invasion of
their domain by spiritualistio mediumsG
One of these gentlemen has lately been
supplying prescriptions supposed to have
been written by q celebrated doctor
who some time ago left the pursuit Of
terrestrial medicine for the spirit world,
but who seems to be anxious to con-
tinue his practice by means Of trance
mongers. If this be not unfair competi-
ton, 1t is difficult to know what might
reasonably be regarded as coming under
that head. A bona fide chemist would
naturally object to make mp prescrip-
ton alleged to be written by a defunot
person, but II seems that apothecaries
who believe In rspiritualism are not
averse to compromising medicines from
these eerie documents. A mathematical
pharmacopeia will in all probability
people the spirit world much more rap
idly than has hitherto been the CASE
London Telegraph
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-12
A Drought Resisting Plant.

The chief reason why alfalfa hay will
grow in the short grass country is that
it has long roots. They have been known
to strike % feet deep for moisture. The
plant will not thrive, therefore, in soil
that is not open and deep. An ideal
place for its growth is along the river
bottoms in the western part of Kansas
land under which great lakes of "sheet
water, miles upon miles in extent. are
found from 10 to % feet below the sur
face. The roots of alfalfa readily push
down to the water and drink when they
need moisture, and the result is that
the plant blossoms and prospers and be-
comes never failing source of revenue
to the man who cultivates it. On the
rolling uplands, where there is scarcely
an average rainfall of 90 inches year,
the plant will live and produce hay
nearly always. 1t makes good pasturage
under ordinary conditions there and is
almost certain every year to produce a
fine crop of seed. All the uplands are
fertile enough, the only trouble about
making use of that fertility being the
lack of moisture. Irrigation has not yet
succeeded in bringing water in abun-
dance to the assistance of the tiller Of
the soil in this region, and therefore
only such plant can live as has deep
roots and pertinacity that even the
hot winds of Kansas cannot shake. -
Franklin Matthews in Harper Weekly.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-12
The Heat Of the Sun.

According to the best authorities, less
than one thousand-millionth part of the
suns rays reaches the earth. It Is for
tunate that this is SO, as any consider
able concentration of the rays upon our
planet would speedily destroy it. Ao-
cording to the same account, IL all Of
the ice at the north pole were so piled
that the heat of the sun could be focused
ON it, it would dissolve at the rate Of
800, 900, 900 miles of solid ice per Sec
ond. The heat is estimated to gener.
ate energy at the rate Of 10, 600 horse
power to every square foot of space.
The beginning of the radiation of heat
from the sun must date back something
like 100, 900, 600 years. Like everything
else, it had its start and must have its
finish. 1t may continue for 10, 900, 900
or 10000. 600 years longer, but there
Is limit and 1t must be reached. One
cannot but wonder at the condition Of
the universe at that time and what will
come after.-New York Ledger.
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Value of Accuracy.

A man at businesslike aspect invaded
q down town shoe shop yesterday morn
ing and said:
II see you claim to do invisible
patching. Can you put an invisible
patch on this shoe?''
"Yes, sir" replied the proprietor.
"Sure? / don't want it done unless
You can, because this is one of my swell
shoes and don't want it to show"
IF don't put an invisible patch on
1t, won't charge You anything for the
job"
All right. Go ahead"
The shoemaker took the shoe, and in
about fifteen minutes brought it back to
him neatly repaired.
"H'ml" calculated the customer. 81
think the bargain was that il you
didn't put an invisible patch ON it you
wouldn't charge anything. wasn't it?"
"That's right"
"This is the patch, isn't it?'
eyes"
"Well, it's perfectly visible. What
You meant was, presume, that you
could make the evidences of its being a
patch invisible. but you ought to have
said SO. A bargains bargain. Let this
be lesson to you. Good morn
Hold on. can fix that all right"
said the shoemaker.
He took the shoe again, ran sharp
knife under one edge Of the patch, ap-
piled a pair of sharp nippers. dexterously
ripped it off, threw it behind work
bench and handed the shoe back again.
There" he said, sis your shoe, and
the patch. as you'll notice, isn't visible
now. Let this be lesson to you. Good
NOR Oh, he's gonel"-Chicago Trib-
una
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why Rain Fall. In the Streets.

Little Dot-I don't like to stay in the
house like this. What makes IL rain so
hard? ~ sa, tnos t.f.I -.
Careful Mamma--So that the grass
can grow and the flowers come out,
dear?
docs the angels send down all this
wet just for the grass and flowers9"
II suppose so.
''Well, what do they slosh IL all over
everything for? There isn't any flowers
in the streets
ct can't be helped, suppose.
"P'raps they are servant angels and
used to washing windows. STRAND
Magazine. fnlrc9 -
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One of the Ka,ser,s Jokes.

There are many good anecdotes about
the German emperor, and it must be
owned that they all prove the kaiser to
have no small amount Of humor. The
following, which comes from Herr
Ehlers, the traveller, is smarter than
most. The emperor and Ehlers were
college chums from Bonn, and the en-
peror never forgot his old college stu
dent. At Bonn, on special occasions,
the different corps used to drink to one
another, and the following set form was
always used: The president Of the Pala-
tia corps raises his glass, saying, II
have the great honor and pleasure to
empty my glass in drinking to the corps
of Borussia. The president of the lat.
ter corps then replies, 1.-THE corps
thanks and drinks. On the birth of
one of the sons of the emperor Ehlers
telegraphed him, II have the great
honor and pleasure to empty my glass
in drinking to the youngest Hohenzol-
lern." The emperor promptly wired
back, ''The youngest Hohenzollern
thanks and drinks. Toronto Chron-
icle.
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Mutual Fire Insurance company Of
Houghton and Keweenaw counties, Or
ganised In 1890 according to the laws
the State Of Michigan, win Insure proper
ty OF its members. Have paid fre losses
oyer a. 900 and dividends nearly %, 600
during the last seyen years to members
OF Ave years standing. On the first day
OF this year the company had GIT mem.
bers, e548,425 worth OF property In.
sured and s15,s10.s5 in treasury. For
further particulars apply to the under.
signed. JoHN BLoNovsr, President.
ALnx LEnoNEN, Secretary. np"
Once, 40 Pine strsst, upstairs Red
Jacket.
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Death Grip ON a satchei.

James whitcomb Riley, the great
Hoosier poet. never burdens himself
with much baggage while he is travel
ing. He once explained his views on
baggage by saying: II am continually
haunted by the fear that my trunk Will
be lost, 90 60 about the country with
. grip. I keep tenacious hold on It all
day long and never feel quite safe abous
1t at night. In case there Is ever q fear
ful railway accident, and among the
debris IL q valise with an arm attached
TO IL firmly. they may bury 1t without
further Identification az the fragments
OF the Hoosier poet
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Notice.

The public will please take notice that
I am now prepared to do all kinds OF
shoe. making and repairing. Shoes made
to order, fine st guaranteed. from "a to
So pair; mining boots for 1915. Min.
ing rubber boots for SLIPS; hall soles on
every day shoes or boots for 40 and 80
cents; ladies' shoes soled for 80 and 40
cents. All new work and also repair
work made to look neat and durable to
wear. Shop 427 Fifth street, Red Jacket,
opposite Wennberg's feed and livery
stable. CHARLES KEMPPAINKN,
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spain Wants war

But Laurium Fair prices will have war
first, we haye verv fine line OF spring
stock consisting OF clothing, ladies' and
gents furnishings; also fine line Of
ladies' and gents shoes'and rubbers. We
are very high up on the hill, but Laur-
ium Fair prices are very low. Call and
be convinced. 1. Feinberg & Co., by the
postofflce.