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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

whomever may have attracted their
attention. A northern man is as wax
in the hands OF a southern woman.
Undoubtedly in the south the feml-
nine element is the stronger, and in
the hands of it's women lieth saliva
ton. But to return to what's going
on here.
To those interested it may be stated
that, if anything, the juleps are slight
ly sweeter and the whisky used in
them has a more oily taste. ! mean
this in a complimentary sense, for the
whisky that rasps the throat is not
conducive to the joy OF a julep. a
julep must go down ones throat in q
slow sort of toboggan fashion, and all
the while you are smelling the spicy
favor of the mint and wondering VINO
first discovered it, or, having found it,
combined whisky mint and sugar,
gave it this title and made it one of
the great seducti0ns Of the south.
You may go about declaring you do
not like it, you may say. YOU have an
Englirh preference fCr brandy and
soda, for the champagne cup that
seems to touch you in a fascinating
way, but once your foot is on the ma
tive heath Of the southern girl you
meekly bow down to the julep.
Next to the julep comes the con-
sumption Of chicken, and, though up
TO date you may have thought a
chicken good in its way and undoubt-
eddy healthful, it is simply surprising
to see these southern women eat II
meal after meal and prefer it to the
juiciest steak, the most underdone bit
of mutton or the finest fish that ever
was caught.
The belle of the year is talking soft
ly Of a beautiful woman who was the
belle before her mother was married
a wonderful beauty great wit--the
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portunity to admire the skill of few
embroideresses copying with wonder
full accuracy some designs from Cor
reggie.
The first samples of this new depar-
ture were submitted TO NJ Hanotaux.
who takes great interest in the lace in
dustry. The minister Of foreign affairs
himself was so delighted with the beau
ty Of the work and of its thread paint
ing that he at once ordered a scarf to
be made in this unique style. iussLS<d
as suitable gift to Alexandra of Rus
STA.
The floral pattern of the scarf dis
plays no less than twenty different
shades. Its border of conventional
narcissi incloses frame of two inter-
laced rose tree stems. bearing respec-
lively La France roses and yellow
roses. By a delicate forethought the
center is left as open and aerial as pos
sible, so as TO veil the beauty OF the
bare shoulders which it is meant to
shelter. On this light ground of rare
point d'alencon are sparingly scattered
shall lilies. while at each angle glitter
the imperial crown and monogram OF
the empress, A. f. alexandra Eco
dorovna). woven in gold.
The empress will thus have the OPP
portunity of comparing the latest
notion in multicolor lace manufactured
by the fairy workers of France with
the polychrome style of more ancient
origin produced by few lace workers
of her empire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
Bah EUL0CIzES
THE SOUTHERN WOMAN.

makes All the Inference between the
woman and the shirt front.
1t is the shirt front that she thinks
"our men wouldn't like much"-the
shirt front in all its glory and graud
eur, stiff and immaculate. She is
standing up with her hands behind
her like the pictures CT Dorothy Ten
nant, saying: How would | look IN
a shirt and Jacket" Well, it is a
funny thing, but you can't cOnjure up
a picture of how she would look in
shirt and coat, but you do approve
of the way she locks in a white null
frock, a broad sash about her waist
and bodice that is V shaped at the
throat, both back and front tantal-
iZing you with glimpse OF the white
neck; a head crowned with soft brOwn
hair, and a half French, half Ameri-
can face glowing at you. She has a
happy time of it. this belle of the
White Sulphur Springs, fer life here
is a series Of dances, mint juleps and
admiration, but each morning she
takes one because she has been in the
habit of doing so ever since she was a
baby, and she manages to imbibe it
as bird might, her pretty face show
ing above the bunch of green like the
flower that she is. She is adored by
young and old. and the secret OF ner
popularity lies in this-she will give
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copyright, 1881

1SJO.J
The original Mother Eve could
scarcely have been lovelier than some
of the Ewes who inhabit what admirers
are wont to call the Eden of the Paci-
fic. Tawny Of skin. with great lus-
trous dark eyes and fine, glossy tresses
of black, they are fair to look upon nor
does their beauty fade early, as Is often
the case with women who live in ma
favored chimes. The grace OF fig
ure and beauty of face OF these fair
daughters of the South Pacific are
equalled by their sprightliness of wit
and Quickness of comprehension. They
are past mistresses of all the athletic
arts, fearless swimmers, dahing eque-
triennes, skilled fisherwomenin fact,
veritabe modern Dianas.
1t was in the year 1918 that Captain
Cook, on his famous voyage around
the world, discovered the Sandwich
islands, set like gems in the jewel cas-
ket of the blue Pacific. Their condi-
tion has changed much since then, but,
so far as the women are concerned, has
been one for the better Within the
space of about 100 years the islanders
have advanced in civilization in a way
no other savage people have done.
In the city of Honolulu with its
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

glass triumphantly in the air, and,
making a graceful bow to the other
girl, she said: Here's 10 youth,
beauty and health United this makes
a triplet" And many stories are told
of this one and that one, and the
voice CT the little beauty sinks as she
whispers of the beautiful place where
Matte Ould sleeps, of the grave cover
ed with daisies, and how on the day of
her funeral, when all Richmond that
couldn't drive walked to see their
pride, their beauty, laid away for
ever, instead Of hymn four gentle
men sang her favorite song. Under
the Daisies" and sleeping near was
the little baby whose life had been
her death.
Then there was a silence. and in the
Quietness that comes over me as it
does over them, / understand why
the women OF the south are popular
with men.
1t is because they are always af-
fectionate. They never lose an oppOr-
tunity to give a kiss, to pay a COM
Will please the man that rules their
hearts.
1t is because they never talk scan
DIAL, pleasant gossip being enough
for them, since their homes, children
and husband usually make a world
that satisfies them.
1t is because while they are intel
ligent, we'll read women, usually wo-
men up in the classics, they will not
touch the foul sex novel Of to-day.
1t is love. love, love that makes the
southern girl go around. Every girl
expects to get husband and to love
him with all her heart, and she is
seldom disappointed. The average
man is usually very happy when he
gets the belle Of the Springs" or one
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
ETIQUETTE OF
A COURT BALL,

Buckingham Palace, London, is adj
mirably adapted for the giving of state
balls, and many historic entertain-
ments of the kind have taken place
IN the splendid suit of rooms which
overlook St James park on the ono
hand and the beautiful gardens or
the palace on the other. Some people
are under the erroneous impression
that every lady presented at court has
a right to an invitation to one OF the
two state balls which are given each
season. This is quite mistake, ana
the fact is that, although certain OFF,
Gals and their families are invited as
a matter of course to each state ball,
the invitations are not issued according
to any strict rule.
Some of the most interesting apart
ments in Buckingham palace are clos
ed on the occasion OF the state ball.
Among - 1SelSmajl -Llinfae d.
ing room, every article in which was
once in the summer palace in Peking.
The walls are covered with Chinese
pictures, and from ,he painted ceiling
hangs d wonderful chandelier In tina
form of bunch of tulips. This apart
ment was brought from the pavilion al
Brighton and may certainly take ranE
among the curiosities Of furnishing.
Before each state ball several vank
loads OF freight are brought up fror\
Windsor to Buckingham palace, but TIL
staff OF servants kept in London
quite able to cope with the refresh
ments, the more so that all the fruit
and vegetables are supplied from the
gardens at Windsor One great fea-
ture Of the Buckingham palace buffet
is a certain kind of hook or Moselle
cup made from a very old German
recipe and from specially selected
wines
The etiquette of state ball Is some
what peculiar. The guests are not in
troduced, and there Is no official re-
cepiton. The dancing does not begin
until the arrival Of the royal party.
Court trains are not worn at state
balls. On the other hand. gentlemen
are expected to appear in uniform or
court dress.
Court dress Is either Of cloth or black
velvet. If OF cloth the color chosen
is generally dark blue. claret or
brown. II consists OF a dress coat.
gold stripe down the side, a white
waistcoat, a cooked hat and a sword.
A black velvet court dress is by far
the most becoming. When a dress
coat and knee brooches are worn, silk
stockings low shoes with silver buck
les, a cooked hat and sword complete
the costume. The court dress or
clergyman is very unbecoming. for IL
consists Of a black silk Geneva gown
and bands Bishops are not present
ed, for on being appointed they do
homage to the queen. and this takes
the place Of presentation. On the
other hand they attend leyees. Full
dress uniform is worn by officers be-
longing to both services. by deputy
lieutenants. and. in a word, by all
those who have right to any special
form OF costume. The prime minister
presents all members Of TIE diplomatic
body and members Of the cabinet.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

UP a dance with the man whom she
loves dearly to hobble through one
with old Tom Ashton, who will per-
sist in dancing, although he has q
wooden leg, but then he fought along
side of papa and once saved him from
being killed during the war.
OF course, there are women here
who dress superbly, much mere mag
nificently than at many Of the north
ern watering places. but they are the
wives either Of tobacco kings or rail-
road capitalists. The soft southern
speech and the pretty southern gal
lantry are Infectious and hard heart
ed, cross brokers find them
ing awkN He'll meant bows TO
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churches, its fine business blocks and
its colleges, the palm trees and the
coccanuts waved leo years ago. In
stead OF the rather meagre garments in
which the social leaders of Captain
Cooks Hawaii were clad they are now
arrayed in the latest Partisan creations
The women in Hawaii are Messed
for theyShave no housekeeping duties
worth speaking Of Ii the family have
money and live in one Of the towns,
there are troops Of servants to wait
upon them. and if they live in print
tive fashion in one of the matched COD
tages ef the interior, Che head Of the
household does all the-York, which
co1fsts Of little more thAp going out
am cutting few bananaso or Jams or
cuktard -pears, or - - some taro
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04

daughter of old Judge Ould, of Rich
mond, known to all the country
round as Matte Ould She did every
thing, and she did everything well.
Men fell before her as tin soldiers be-
fore an active broom, and yet she
never lost her sweetness of temper.
At that time Miss Triplett, also
from Virginia, was a sort CT rival 10
this beautiful girl, and my pretty belle
was telling of supper that is counted
among the archives OF the Springs.
AT it was large party, and the rivals
were opposite each other Miss Trip
lett was asked to give a toast. She
decliped. Then somebody smiled to
Matte Ould where she was staHI
looking like q picture. holS
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A WONDERFUL LACE SCAFF.

The French nation has recently pre-
sented TO the empress Of Russia a spe-
cimen Of modern lace worthy OF her. a
real masterpiece Of lace-making. r.
consists of a cobweb scarf. two yards
long and one yard wide in a variety
Of colored chantilly lace never attempt
ed before. and sufficiently light to be
carried of b. butterflies. In this ini
stance. polychrome effects have beef
successfully achieved by few old lacf
makers at Bayenx under the tupery1 +
ion Of the painter. Felix Aub9A g Is
innovation was suggested TO st
while at Venice, where he ha OPP
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-04
THE CAR AT HOME.

A pretty picture Of the home life OF
the Gar Is the following: Alexander
III. was said to be an autocrat even in
the bosom OF his family. Nicholas H..
however is the very reverse. He re-
CARDS his consort as a good eomrade,
and when, In urgent cases, ministers
seek an audience late In the evening
he Is ivariablv 10 be found In her
company. chatting and laughing with
out restraint. The Gar is generally
occupied at his desk, while the Czarina
bugies herself with embroidery work.
Immediately a minister enters she rises
as II TO retire. but more often tnsD
otherwise the Gar informs her thtf
she is not one too many.
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IA
BONG HIS SHARE.

Aren't you ashamed not to go to
war;"
No; somebody has to stay at home
70 praise the troops. Chicago Rec
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of her admiring women friends for
wife. and he ought TO be, oughtn't nc?
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HOW SHE FEELS TOWARD DEWEY

overheard two women on Four
teenth street car. or rather, over
heard one woman. Tie otner simply
iistered.
I'm certainl- azyious for him to
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
Sobes " mittmer 1898

Den isb,rdle Rsgisring bar,
~Itripes fra ct. pdul, tuget Striot I'll
al robe op |, boab Der fer uo til at pGre
ct al be msIt fo~rbduierbe gsordgerier,
Tom enonu bar pGrct f~orsOst mob On
lei Gam. SITTER en- forelsbig nnoera
isgelie er SGmes 8. Soutbua / Souts
bah arreiteret. Sdn reiiansrtoe for
ire Wdansoer iiben fra i'm Stiling
lom 5ulomagtig | Il. 9. Snsenisra
iorps og fra Opipnst meo Gloes o.
9dpneoepartementet al sOre Wiislis'
iippihooen o. beitploes MI for at babe
benpttst b~sbrageriffs "1ime Gbects'
til Vdpne pua periorer, iom lite eri1
~iterer. og for arbeioe, Tom alorig bar
pGret uofsrt. Regieriug.n iiges al
Iibbe inoe msb 8epiier, Tom gootgisr,
at aapttaliiter og 5orretninasmGno
Ct. paul og Miuneapolis og nogle al
8dnterne / be to gper % pou andre
Steosr | Staten or Ipinolet Tor en-
Gum pda tillammsu omtring $500
600,
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
9llinnia.
3rapilin sta,sbaut slnnoret.

S~tatsbunten / 5rantlin, Worgan
Gountp, ~plpnoreoes tiolig Gprcas
Worgen for $1,000 / aontant!r. Rss
oerne bapbe bonst Jig Bel gjennem ct
8inbu og berpuu Iprpngt Sual0ingen
og 8sren til pengeitdbet. Oct maa
formpbes, at ire Mdno far uofsrt Mr.
6eiost. Otter Rsperiet tom be Jig o9t
paa en- 9dnocar ooer SdctionDiIs &
ct. 2puis Yunen til Sactfonpiqe,
Gpor bet dntages, at be bar ituttst iig
omborb pdn et Gbicdgo &c Glton gas
nstos og er sauet fpboper. 5pueri.t
opbdgebes life, fsr 8anten aabnebes
ON 5~ormibougen, % 5lpgtninserne
bapbe ioolsbes 6-8 timers 50rs
iprang.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
Uf3uG.
Bort ar,burs nne aornbus.

s BORT 2trtbur er netop / bisie Sage
paabespnot Opferelien at ben np'
500,000sguitel Glspator for &anlas
Gitp, Yittsburg &: Gulf Railpap.
9ette er ct pigtigt JoretagsnSe for
BORT 4rtbur, pa bet pil bare til
5remme idaoel for 9pen Tom for
Sernbanens Snteresier. Den inter-
rationale 8anopsisforbinoelis, iom er
blepen ~iitanobragt pep aanias Gitp,
pittsburg &c Gulf gansu 6porpeb
@eitsns tore aoruitrsm til europa
tan fsres meo minore llol9g % til
iterre 5orosD pil gjsre flsre iaananns
aiampeeleoatorer paatr9pet. Bort
&ribur uooitlsr en- iunb Bort % fuar
itubie SilItuo az ubfpttsre fra be
norolige Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
LiuttJus.
1ieueiteientsrns i,ner mso z.reis

5opetas 9jsneItepissr bar begpnot
en- &ris, Tom be flyer life pil snoe,
fereno oeres Susfruer inorsmmsr benz
ale be Rettig6eoer og Pripileeisr, iom
be ejer Strap paa. st al beres 5orz
lanssnosr lpoer paa, at for Srsmtipsn
ital be unge M9no, Tom bsisssr BEN,
tiIiteoes aosang gi.nnsm JrOntosrsn
os life siennem aistisHpsrsn fra Bag
saarpen. Gnopioere forlanser e, at
Spiieituen. nm life Sugituen. itul Tau
benz uabsn til grus. naar be mootas
ger Ysnnsr oe geiesenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
9un gnkrtu.
Brat Tor.

5. st. Benton, 5%rugtbanoler pg
&cnoitor / Irmpur, meote en- isr9elis
pg brat 0eb / 2sroass. San babe
tipbt nogle Spin ner 9pen og bar
meo to andre M9no tjprt uo / en-
@o9n for at bente benz. ba 6eitens lob
uo. Senion faIteoss uo at 9pgnsn
pg tpm unoer Siulene, Der tjsrte oper
Salien % br9ftsoe Nattebenet meo
pieblittslig Seb tilfelge.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
priptieaium paa so Mar.

D'5rr. Srpina g. 2orb og 90. g.
Batter / Buupucu bar oeritebs % /
5opnst bennington iitrst fig so
Qars "8rundiie" for en- e~lettriIt
Sporbei, Der itdl bbgges fra Wiscons
fin Central 9rnens Depot / Daupuca
til Chain o Gates % 8etsrans' Some
/ 5ppnet. Sporpeien iful bare fulos
fsrt til pmfring ben lite Suli % oil
blipe 5 WtiI lang. Soro % Batter er
Giere at gpens elettriIte gbspert, Tom
faar fin 0riptraft fra ct at be beoIte
Banbfalo / bet nprblige Wisconiin, o.
bet er beres Seniigt at BRUCE snbel al
ben ppsrilsoige 8anotraft til at briOe
Maifineriet for ben elettriIte Sporosi.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
poabc,iertem aaor Ill sefimoeI,e.

Walter 9outiaier, BEN YoItbetient,
icm for nosle 0age iioen anbolotes
Sismdrct, efterat en- poitpatfe mer
$1,000 bar fpriDunbsn meaem Wils
Transport og 2iponia, tilitoo / Wans
bags, at ban bar ben Stplpige. Yat=
fen hupoe ban gent / en- u~fiiDeslis=
9snoe Soitalo, % ale pengs funotes
meo llnbtaselie at $50, iom Sppen
antaseli9 bar fat oOeritpr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

Gn oeltisnot uns Dame / Sns
oianapolisz Snb.. Wiis 0racs Marz
ibon. fanot airsous en- Dbnamitpas
iron ubenfpr lit Sism oa gap zig til at
pritle Zen op msb en- 5aarnaal. Den
erplooereoe % REP al TO 5inere paa
penitrs Soano, rfpeos op Der fsire
6aono os itaoeos Spnet paa oet enc
Zie.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
lInrn Dukntu.
. anpetcus @rmnoIaeaer CT oeo

81. 3. Rid, GrunblGgsertn al
@ap6eton, beos periteps iitte 2srodg
ell @loer al &c aur. 0sosuariasen
bar 9lobitigning til 6jernsn. Wr.
Rid neoIdtte iig / 1869 pda bet Steo,
bpor MI 0ap6ston li9aer cg bar ben
ferite Settler / Ridlano Gcuntp, boils
tet oaIaa er optulot efter ban. !9an
efterlaber ia 6uitru % tire Setre.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

Den oberbGnsenbe Streit er toms
men IpRrt / 8inben blanot be unse
&binoer, Tom drbeibsr for lit grso. "a
ben laoer til at itulle rpits Sopsoita,
oens Selitabslip fra Gnbe til unoen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25

81. 5. 8 9opu'u
.7,,oruh'R uiten3
acknowledgment % ioIu
sasan b~'npnoi8st I'd
a.nuntase upe Sbor'
1,rttr cgSctllingio
:]ubFuptiou, ipm c.
icrial9en.
.. SuuHbien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
sipSiarItat @aaoeifno.

Gharlep ptbsrIpn bjalp nogle Naboer
meo 6lptuing al oeres M0blsr iorles
BEN DAG nGr Benton. Paa STINT
ninQslasiet par Der o9Ioa ct tort
Su9lgepGr, og icm ban tisrts henoper
8eien fit ban Gie pda enoeI Ngerbsns
"a falbt itrar paa ben Sdnte, at ban
burce benptte @nleoningen til at neos
lGqqe npgls at BEN. S oenns 9snligt
oreb ban eftsr 9eoGrst, tit tat ooer
Mlunoin9en % Orpg bet til Jig, od Nfs
trrtteren ioetIdmme itsote mob en-
Spiacr, 90 Stuobet sit al. SeIe Saos
ninoen traf Oocrdrmen og Stulorsn
"a rep 9isost al belt ino til 8enet.
Den baarot iaareoe Miano blep ! Sait
fert til ct apptbst / beDioitlss 2tls
Itono. Oct anIces tOiliomt, ON Fon
bill tunne operitaa bet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
Sncitorut ca Auioc

Shettorm 90 anioc
5empsratursn ipnter burtie. Tfripes
ira Bsrbam Wanodo. gi bar beftio
Sneltorm meo it9rt glpH. Rdn
lpdar oS Gintersns boarpsite llpeir.
gaaoeHuo.
Socob Sobnipn / Wabelia ftist
Wfonod9 peo @aabeTfuo lin Spiaermos
Der / Iniigtet. Saarene er lite lips-
farlige.
Sorotn noen | pas,s ctano.
5 e9nen oeb Benton er Warterne
ION Regel / en- pasienbe Silitano for
Iaararbeioet. Saaningen maa tunhe
bore ! fulo Sang ON nogle fau 9age,
Ginterpeir.
Wanoag Gftermiboao 81. 2 bl9Itc
bet Up til loeir msb Snefog oper Bar
nespiQe. Stormens Stprte BAR 60
Wttl | 5imen. 59rbielen binprebe5.
upeiret Ter uo til at Itule bare belle
Yatten.
Sifer Tor andres SaufcIpeheo.
2open mob at opItiae ldpte 8eoGrer
fGrbige til 4fDriu9 Get @uns) /
ben 9sniigt at itpbe @ilOt blso Oper
traaot / forrige uge, berettes ira
Grpotston, pQ RtIuitotet berdf ar, at
ct Wienneite MI ip9psr melem 2ip pg
9eo meo Ipage lloiigter til at fau be-
bolle 2ipet. u!ptten bGnote n9r
Sectld YoIttontpr i 9eltrami Gountp,
pg bet ulpttelige Offer er en- g. Sruz
mum. Der nDlig ION GanoIsger bar
tommen fra @isconii>. San bar
tommen til ct Steo, Der iieloen befureS
At 6olt, oa Der lsb ct Stub, og Wfr.
Sranum itprtebe ON, giennemltuot
beg9e Qdarben al en- Riffeltugle. San
itreg ON 9iGlp, Iad bpit ban tunbe;
noole Gutter bsrte Haabene % fprang
iii, men fanot tam beptoitles. San
bIeo braet / Sus pg ~2GsebjGlp bentet.
auglen buooe Ienberrebet 2%aarartes
rierne / bsire Ben, % globTor9iftning
b~sfrpgtss. San buffer beitemt, at
hans 6eober, ibet ban fdlot, blep inoz
pitleoe / en- SilteInor o9 bette %Iortlds
rer Semmeligheoen peo S%fponingen.
&'l;noi snrmernc pes Morian.
@ad 2unoet omtring peo Ioridn
par 3ilItunben / forrige uge minore
bsloi9 for @aararbeioe. Iaigepel inos
Iaaebe fere At 5armerne en- bel Del
6psbe; men be fleite penter pda Snoz
tr9belien at mere iebnt Seir. Orange
at Sarmerne tjsber Sadbpeoe langt
bortefra / Suab ON at fdn beore S1o.
glnore er ietbpsrtfulp tpunget til at
tisbe Sub, fprbi be table al i'm Gpe
ling peo 9ogl ifjor.
SioepraupStrb.
@rploiionen al en- Qdmpe bar Wlans
bao 4arIoo til Ell SIoebrano | Huib
Gitb. Sgitrene Munoinss Mooes
banoel br9nbte op iammen meo Spgs
ningen.
q @aoenu neobrGnote / Wanoags
BEN berpqrence $. 5. Sru6 Slocf.
8 lite Gtage bar SD 2oOoabls Solron
"a 5. 9. Srsbers Sernourebunpel.
assurance $500.
MiorHetie Smeoua meO afSospanbsn
8urbcr @~uno,rion, en- Gut pad II
9lar og boIat fire glil i%snoenfor Gam
By. 0it uoe pad Sagt i 5reoass og bar
uforiigtig. @eo ct gaaOeitnb blsp
ban Iad fdrligt %iaaret, at ban opoe
BEN n9ite Dag. 9porl2oss bet bGnote,
er uuptlaret, ba 8utten par bepiolts
lps, oa ban families, rg cgoe uoen at
pare tpmmen til Sans og Samling.
SioepaaiGtteiicr-
Mdntatp er Der ! ben ienere lib
inotruIiet ct Bar SranostilfGloe, Tom
bar pitt ia at bare pdaiat. 6oar
man fat paa Miso9Oerne, tor bet gda
benz iloe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-25
Sireostprenoe aarsans. no. 30 B.

meb Sporpugnstisneitsn. Den npe
Wtotor frembringsr minore 2urm END
Srolep'en pg er ~lettere at tpntroasre.
cprrfipri.
Mr. CLAUDE Snpber, en- 21zuaria
un9 8ut / Nprtbpooo. % / Barber
%torretnin9 / npOnte 9p, falpt unper
SIulene paa ct @obstrGn, ban formos
oentltg bar billet gaa at, mems bet bar
4 5arten, os brabtes piItnut gie6litz
teltg. 9ar piloe bsisge genner /
8rofton, pg bet par Nor ben gp lllDfs
ten bRnote. 9egse 6sboer par bog
itaoell9 tdlt I~tudrne al, bet enc ~openfor
o9 bet anoet neoenfor &neet, mems
ban o9ida bopoe faut en- ting Stramz
me | 9opeoet. Den unge Munb bapoe
netop asfureret lit 2io for $1,000, %
bet tommer / lllptten pei meo for bans
tatttge 6orGIore. llnoerlig not Ital
bans uIpttelige MooerS fprIte lib
raab, oa bun If bsre ON S~iloraoelIen,
bu p9ret: "gtturut, boao ieg orpmte
Iioite Rat"
Gu sGss ierIie i%orbrGnoi.
9r. q. &. 3ooers / Stanbope blep
I 6reoags li~psfarlig forbrenpt, "a bet
paa en- 9unite martelig Maaoe. 6an
bapoe pGret i SpgebeIOg fire Mil ubz
poa Gunoet, % paa 9jemosisn mar
teoe ban Rpg itige up fra Sunb.n at
@uggien. 9a han reiite zig pp, fog
en- It9rt 5lomme BAN imeoe fra enoel
5dlm, iom bar tommet ibrono. 6ez
'tene ItrGmtes og iatte iaaleoes pau
Sprang, at De life tunoe i~tanfeS fsr
llotuntcn al 9pen bar naaet, % alt
imeoen8 habbe SIben nntrnot 0ottoz
renS SIGber og tiIfstet BAN iurIigs
8ranoiaur. Mere bob sub lepeube
blep ban baaret / Sus.