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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
HUMOR OF THE DAY,

Mrs. Banks-"Why did you let your
cook go?" Mrs. Brooks-"She said
one of .us would have to leave. -
Truth.
''Do you think man ought to keep
his hands in his pockets?" No; but
some of them have to, with such ex-
travagant wives"
You can't tell how choerfully a per-
son pays his revenue tax by the size
of the flags on his stat.onery.--Was
ington Democrat.
Yes" said the returned traveller,
II spent two years in London" "Ahr
said his friend: then you have seel
dark days. Puck.
He-"There is limit to everything,
you know" Sho looking at the clock)
Eyes, even tnis uig1t can't last ;or'
ever. cleveland Leader.
His Injury: Attorney - "Whai
ground have you for asking for a pen.
sion?" Applicant" "Why, when the
engagement began, lost my head"
-Harper's Bazaar.
He-"Your husband is strictly bust
ness, I understand" She-"Yes;
whenever he receives letter from me,
he first reads the postscript 20 see how
much money l want"
Boarder-"R Really, madam, cannot
wipe myself dry with such O small
towel" Landlady-"Very we'll, I'll
tell the chambermaid to bring you less
water. "-Fliegende Blaetter.
"My DEAR" said repentant hus.
band to his wife, ''if 1 have ever used
any unkind words to you, take them
all back" ''No, you won't. L know
you. You want to use them all over
again"
Subscriber-"H How is it that you
nave printed that long poem three
times in your columns?" Editor
"Well, really, 1 didn't suppose any
one would find it out. "--Fliegende
Blaetter.
"Oh, sir" said q woman pleading
for her husband, who was before the
police Judge for beating her with a
poker, "he wasn't always that way.
There was happy time when he only
struck me with his tist!"
Mamma-"Johnny, see that you
give Ethel the lions share of that
orange" Johnny-"Yes, ma" Ethel
mamma, he hasn't given me any,"
Johnny-"Well, that's all right. Lions
don't eat oranges. Spare Moments.
81 understand you won the blue
ribbon, so to speak, in the examina-
ton for the civil service" 'I-ah-
would hardly call it that" answered
the mild young man. "Let us say I
won the red tape. indianapolis
Journal.
Suitor-"I fear it is a great pre-
sumption on my part, sir, to aspire to
your daughters hand, as L only keep
q shop" "Her Father-"That does
not matter, young man; the question
is, Does the shop keep you?-Lcn-
don Punch.
'Poor Alice had to give up her BIZ
cycle-riding. She JUST could nos
learn" "And why not?" "She was
so used to driving horse that she kept
jerking at the handle bars all the time
as if they were pair of reins. III
dianapolis Journal.
Mamma--'It is very naughty to tell
lies, Eva. People who do so don't go
to Heaven" Eva-"Did you ever
tell lie, mamma?" Mamma-"No,
dear; never" Eva-"Won't you be
fearful lonely in Heaven, mamma, with
only George Washington?"-0swego
Palladium.
Edith" he said to his only daugh-
ter, "if you should learn that | was
on the brink of financial ruin and
might not have a penny to leave you,
what would you do?" "Pd break my
engagement with the English lord and
marry an American" she replied
promptly, thus showing that she was
a resourcehl youngwoman. Chicago
Evening Post.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
Reason for His Thought.

"You will observe" said the profes.
sor, "the higher the altitude attained
the colder the temperature becomes. "
"But isn't il warmer up in the noun.
tains?" asked the youth at the foot of
the class.
Certainly not, " replied the profes-
sor. "Why do you think it would be
warmer there?"
81 thought the atmosphere was
heated by the mountain ranges" an-
swered the youngster. Chicago News.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
AUTUMN LEAVES.

The autumn leaves are falling
Soon the old refrain we'll hear
From the poets ever calling
On the world to drop tear.
But what's the use of waillng
Hopeful natures to appall2
There's no gain in woeful railing
Let 'em fall
'Tis no loss beyond endurance;
They would llnger useless here
And we have the old assurances;
They'll be back again next year.
New ones just as gladly shining
When the Fates gift recall
Wait to silence weak repining--
Let 'em fall
Washington Star
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
A Missing Virtue.

whats the matter with my dar-
ling?" asked the fond mother as she
came upon her little one, crushed in
heap in the middle of the floor and
kicking the air with her stockinged
feet. where's her pretty new shoes"
"I wo-won't have 'em, na-nas-
nasty old thingsl Ne-Nettie'ss squeaks
like ev-ev'ryfng and mine don't
squeak bi-bi-bit." "
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
A Woman's Fate.

"a woman, madam, votes through
her sons"
eyes, sir. I've heard that argument
1 thousand times. But when she's the
mother, as 1 am, of five grown daugh-
ters, all unmarried, and has no sons,
how does she vote? Answer me that"
Chicago Tribune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09

Thirty prominent women of Bowling
Green, Ohio, led by the wife ofa State
Senator, have donned calico dresses
and begun work peeling tomatoes at
three cents a bucketful. They do this
to set an example to many girls Of the
place who need employment. but are
too proud to seek it in a canning fac.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
Her Idea of 1t.

He lin the grand stand d)-"Great
Scott! Did you see how that ball
curved over the plate?'
She-"Why don'tthey put somebody
in that can throw straight?"-Chicsgo
Tribune.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
A Steady job at Last.

Caller-'Ts your father at home?"
Boy-"No, sir. He's employed on
a county contr' Ct.
Caller-"Well, I'm glad to hear he
has work. What's he doing?"
Boy-"Six months and costs. -
Chicago News.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
An Attractive Woman.

Mrs. Slimdiet-'I can I see what Mr..
Bullion wanted to marry that shabby
widow for, anyhow. She isn't young,
and isn't pretty, and she ="
New Boarder-"You just ought to
see how thick she makes her pumpkin
pies"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09

American capital is about to engage
in railroad building in China. This
will mean more orders for American
mills and more employment for Ameri'
can workmen.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
Two Hard Games ,

The Golfer-"You must acknowl-
edge that it requires a great deal of
skill to drive hundred yards"
The Farmer-"Don't require half
ez much skill ez it does t. drive pig
fifty feet. "-Harper's Bazaar.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
Incapacltated.

I'm sorry" said Meandering Mike,
"but 1 can't take that job you offer
me in the factory"
"Why not?"
"Whenever l get cold I'm slightly
deaf. 1 mightn't hear the whistle
blow at quitting time. ."-Washington
Star.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
What He Stood For.

"No," said the bedizened general,
sit is unnecessary for me to make any
statement. Everybody knows what I
stand for"
"Yes," Kissed the aid beneath hs
hated breath, "the photographer. -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
An Artists Luck.

"You artists never make scenery
look natural"
"Of course not, madam; we know
people wouldn't pay for anything they
could get out of doors for nothing. -
Chicago Record.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
THE MERRY SIDE OF LIFE.
STORIES THAT ARE TOLD BY THE
FUNNY MEN OF THE PRESS.

Moonlight on the water-Confesslon-T
Egoist-His Part-An Artists Luck
Her Idea of 1.-two Hard Games
What He Stood For, Etc., Etc.
little boat is seen afoat
Upon the moonlit water,
In which a youth does sit, forsooth,
With his neighbor's daughter.
He hugs the shore a mile or more,
Along the laughing water;
Then let's the boat serenely float
And hugs his neighbor's daughter.
Chicago News.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
Their Advantage,

Papa" said the beautiful girl,
George and L are two souls with but
4 single thought"
ooh, well, don't let that discourage
you," replied her father, kindly.
"That's one more than your mother
and l had when we were married. -
Brooklyn Life.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
A Great Imnroxemnnt.

Philanthropist with tears of ioy)-
"Oh you good mani You say you
have been a second-story thief all your
life, but you wish to do better?"
Criminal (fervently)-"Yes lady;
il l ever get out NV here alive I'll be
first-class bank sneak or nuthin' >
Puck.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
A Matter of Economy.

Business Man (furiously)-"What
do you mean by kissing my daughter?"
Underpsid Clerk (meeklyl-"I de-
sired to show my appreciation of your
daughters loveliness, and kisses are
the only things 1 could afford to give
her "
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
His Part.

"Do you take any part in the pro-
duction yourself?" asked the inter
viewer.
"Only subordinate one" said the
new manager. 'T merely pay salar-
les. Indianapolis Journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09

'The hand that rocks the CRADLE
etc. Is woman going to rule the whole
world in form as she already does in
substance? England. Spain, Holland
and China all have women on the
throne.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
Confession.

He-"A woman says no when she
means yes,
She-''No"
He-"Aha, then you admit it?"-
Detroit Journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
The EgOist.

"'Did you convince him you loved
him, Clementine?"
"Of course; / told him loved him
as we'll as he loved himself. Detroit
Free Press.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09

All that seems necessary is to men
tion to Lieutenant Hobson whether it
is desired to have tb' -.p come up or
go down.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09

HE following re-
markable story OF
o prolonged strug-
gle against death
is we'll illustrative
Of the power Of
human endurance
under conditions
of the most ex-
hausting and terri
flying nature. The
far-reaching rays
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
AT THE DOOR.


oh, wealth Oh
They vanish dream, OF hostile art,
When
Dawn The ermine the
On sumbers ebbng seaml Let Others Death
ore
M
But has and calls home To
TIC meet him the door,
are eless
rkn
II through the on mel may
Its and wool from aloof
The glitter shy dove o. ofcontent
Let others sing Death and
Or Sorrows tragic lre Or Sorrows
q door,. NEE him Mt the doorl
wi Iamu Hayne
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

iassn til OppoiitiOn impb sifte apins
Der iom 29rerinOer er ben, at naur be
Hal bstpn8es at Omiors for 5amis
liens BEL, iaa er bet life mulist for
benz at ftiante i'm belle SpmGrtioms
beb til Stolens Sebite, bpub Stolss
tommis iiunsn fprbrer. s famine Sils
falbe bar ben Smitanbigbeb, at 2ns
rerinbsn itaar / SpibIen for en- ga
Mile, en- minbre bslois SnbfposIie
paa gleperne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

for Gtaten er 90. Gngmurter og
8rGsgangs itaar ogIaa gobt, lt8,'au
Slsper iauet iadr. 2Gblsr Ioosr 80
9roesnt, qea6ss SO. uoIigtsrns for
9GblebsIten er bebre ,no ben lite Wldt,
men for 9eutes 5 proceut ouurIisere.
: bet belle bstrastst ,r SsituOii8tsrnt
~uIGbpanIig lpis. Snblsbn. Rdppor'
ter tpbsr pao, at Der sr tlippet 7 Pro'
cent mere ;faur eno | 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Rentudku.
aplinasn bsors eno nuarufnoe ipr.

Rapportsr fra Statsrs S~Orbbrusss
tommisIrr Woors piier Stutsns
8isnneminit for SDsbs at O1rs 104
grocsnt(i 5orboIo til 100 procsnt iom
ct RiOoslsuur). bOiIttt sr ben bsoIts
Rstorb, fpm Statsu fan oppiis. III
unosn aOling f~Iorsrer / famine 6orbolO
itriDss fra 5rdntfort.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
NrbruGku.
gruuns HrQimeut.

@upernsr Solcomb | 2incoln mob
tos fra 8uibinston Snsbug Gfters
mibbas ct pripattelegram, Der iasoe,
at Srbrs ufortspet piloe blipe ubitebt
for MobiliIsrins af Sbsrit grpans
Regiment / 2incoln. 9rpans Regis
ment er 3oie Neb. De tolp &ompanier
er aIsIammen inbitrepns, ps Wtpbilis
Ierinssn bill fun blipe "a Simers ars
beibe. Mr. 9rpau bar ienbt en- pro-
teIt til @afbinston, buor nogle al bans
@ennsr bar foriset at fOrbinbre, at
ban ftulbe blipe isnot til be fierntliss
senbs 5ilippinsr, furoi be msnte, at bet
piloe blipe ct gaaIfub til at bolos BAN
ube at 2anbet inotil efter n9ite pras
fioenttampaane.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
9lltnnts.
Riels 3unI % 9. q. Glen.

Sisfe TO Stunbirdper, ben fsrfte
% ben ano.n rorTt, sr t Gbi'
caso al 9,legatsr I lite Senutoriuloi'
itritt nominereb. 6snbplospis til Ses
nator pg ReprGieutunt | Sninois Sc
aislatur. Saupel Wr. Suul fom g.
g. Slfsn uomtnsrebss msb 4ttldmds
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
MtnueCotu.
Soenliiier for 2ampirfr.

psopIs's partb Gountp Cons
!. olpOIOtes / Clarified iipite
y, eI'srnapnte 0slesatsr neos
q ~ al rsPrGientere gsnop Mes
c'an'7 oso Statstonpentionen:
!, S :, 8, g, Snapper. Siper
, = j. 4no,rion, Soi.pb S6is
50 Reisbus. =. 8. Sumre,
!, I y 9. u. aabsrs. 5rant
: S'''r a~noerIon, 8. Yrspis
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
mtsrouHn.
Hu Nutioualbauf | aihlunD.

"aibIanb Rational gant" aabnebs
fine Der. Snsbas / aibtunO os l bet
Gotal., Tom "5irit Rational Sont'
bar benpttet. Sioftnapnte ufpitlsr M
fine aHar.r os bar ubnapnt ben npe
gant fom fin assnt til ben Gnb..
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

Oct antal Stiernsr, iOm sr ipnliss
for BET blotte gie, sr ilst life iau fort,
ipm mango fOrsitilsr zig; BET rGtter
Hsmlig life op til 5000. Neo BET
itRrtsits SslsItop ian berimoo Stisrs
nsr fees / WiQipnOis.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Ilnbtasslis for sifts Rpinner.

Wilpautee StolstommisIipns Lbs
palg for aniattslI. al 2arere psb 5ols
teitpIern. bar siort fig til Res.l, i'll.
at ubnapns til 2arsrinber iaabanns
gifte 8pinbsr. fom bar W9no, Der er
tapoble til forisrge benz. s 8omitsens
Rapport Sirsbas often blep Der itrss
get fer Rapns paa sifte 2Grsrinbsr,
fom al famine @runb life pdonD tunbe
ppndu @ni9tt.lie Deb StoItn. 4ars
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
California.
slrrr SoroIirlp lRsnpprinu Guuntp.

apItsn al Wenoocinu Gountp,
Riotpunttst for be bsftise SOrb1iGlp
/ bet norolise California fornplig,
tienbte pgida / S~borsbGgs ilsrs Iers
tilte Rpitelisr. Der par ii9r TO itGrie
Stsb, ct 81. 11:30 Jm. pg ct 81. l
Gm. Den anrsttebs Stabe, buis Der er
nu9en, er u~betpoelig.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Ooh 5peotauliug.

Statsns @plings6uIstiu for SUM
opsipsr Observation-Disclosures for
Speben | Ni6igun til SO procsnt,
bpiltst sr ct 6 proceut bsiere 5orbOlo
snb Observation-Disclosures / be fioits
forlebne ii aar. ) Nai brastss Der
til Wartsoet 1,473,8S4, / ii Waanes
Der dra ausuit til Rai intluiips)
15.4S9. 730 8uibeIs imOo 8,975,304
9uI6sls | bet famine Sibsrum for ct
Mar Iiben. CT 9isnneminitsursal sr
beplantet msb Wais, Os T~ilitunbsn for
Staten rifles til 90 9rocent at ct Wios
bslsaar. arsalst mso Sdprs sr 8 BRO
cent mirors sno aiennsminitlig. me-
bens 5ilitanben ogiaa Der sr 90 for
Statsn. Sun omtrsut IRE Ssmtsbsle
al bet fGOpanliss Giennsminit mso
Sps er inOiuast iaar, og 2iIitanpsH
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Ct ust CREAMERY.

Oct nps CREAMERY / Sam @aasp,
Buffalo Gpuntp, bar be9pnot Sriften,
itripes fra Chamberlain. lloiigterne
for, at bet bill blipe ct at be NET tnos
~brinsenbe / benne Del uf Misiouris
balen, er meeet lDfe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Eominrrrt ION Srisnncgcncral.

gpl. ID. 30. Sbeaf ucnGrntes
Snsbas / @atsrtotpn til grisabe9enes
raj. San bar t~iolisere Sberit pso
Snbs0 atotas Statsmilits; men 2rits
rant ssroit fl l~lbn9pn.lien til Sberit,
bsnaana life Regiment bar inbmsns
fret
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Sartlcp MAJ nntienr fin Strai.

Siblissre St~utstasierer Sofepb
gartleps Stiabns blep sborsodg afs
abort al 6sisIteret, meloes Der fra
Omaha. 0ommen lpbsr paa 20 aars
Suetbus os en- Bob puu 100000.
gartlep begif llnberiIab for tire aur
iiben, forsoenbe Statens Perge / Spss
tulationer og blanot politiite 9enner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Htfd1taun.
Suffrriabrif | Senton Sarbor.

Oct er MI omtrent beitemt, at Benz
ton Sarbor piG fau en- R osiutterfabrit,
Tom Ital toits 100000 og babe grug
for 500 arbsioere. Col. Sobn 3.
5rancis / Gbicuso bar tilbubt at am
lasss en- FABIAN 5ubrit oeritsbs. bOig
ban fan faa 80 acrss 2anb ps $4,000
tontant, bpiltet Silbuo er mootaget.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

tion. Risls Suul er fsbt 1859 / Ram
oers, Sanmart og Tom | 1878 iii Qmss
rita. g. 9. Slien fsbtes / 8riitidniu
1848. 9erbismme arbeibsbe ban ct
par aar iom SGtter, rsifte 1872 til
Qmerita, bpor ban / gbtcago III Or
beibe bsb "Stanoinapen", bells fom
Setter og bells / 9ontoret. Chen
1888 bar ban msb fun 10 Qurs Of
brpbelie bdpt qldbs / Wups0 epartes
msntet | Gountps Glertens Office.
CONNER Sriunta ogr bluoislis.
9Ommer SuIius e. Grinneq / Gbis
cago falot plubislig bsb ON / Snss
bags, oa ban bdpos inofunost Iig /
Slinois Sruft &c Sapings gant. Qfs
osbe bar en- frsmItuasnoe Qopotat, life
minbIt tienbt iom S~tutsubuOtat. ben'
gang 6apmurtstsa rartiIterne 6IsO fors
berte. Oct par 5iertsilaa Der fRlbeoe
BAN iom Iaa mango andre. Griunsll
par iuribif RauogiOsr for Gbicago
SPOrOOgnsislitab.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Fun Pnkntn.
Truia So[bat beuaar Stlpmor0.

) Sipur Sans bar Rid, menis Sols
bat / lite 3 atotu Rssimsnt 5ris
piniss, b.saast sslpmOrb sborsbas
Mursen. San tos en- Spsrboiis WOrs
fin, fprbi ban bar blepsn laet tilbas.
at 1T Reeim.nt. Menis Splbat Was
tiIun III famine Dag en- panGrenos
@fNsb ifslse Sprlansenbe af ariss'
bspartementst, forbi ban bdpSe giort
ia Hblbig / Sppert.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

Ssfpts anbsriOn. RsiolutiOn.r oeOtos
sss, tfslss bpilte Gountptunpsntionsn
srtlereOs fig for Sampirte mso andre
Observation-Disclosures inben Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Qoubention | Otter Iail.

s 5srsus 5uls bar pupulisrne NOS
min.rst iom fin 2ssislaturs Sictet:
W. ). 0alp til Senator, 8nub pebsrs
ion, Sobn .. gmerIun, Ole Sassns
ps Senrp qlopman til Reprsientans
ter; aubitor, Senrp Collins; Resiiter
Of Seeos, Sobn Sesba; Sheriff., g.
WcGarsar; probut. Supss, 6. 5rants
berg; Stol.iuperintsnbsnt, Sluf Glen.
Statsoslssatsrne .r sunftis it.mt. for
S.pbn Climb til 9upernsr. aonsress
belesat.rne er for Spbn 8. grition til
GpnoresIen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14

lor en- burtig os frObis Bort al 8aars
poeoe, gbs ps SuDre. Ssituofstsrns
I almtnosli9beo er ubentpipl be lpIeIts
pda mango Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14


Qngreb tru,r bados fra Gdno Os 81.
De inofsbts iribini9. ,r III. at ftole
pad. De rsmmer fortOGt. SoOrfor7 Oct
'oarsr ban lite paa; men bet sr Hart.
at ban bar aiort fig forbaot Iig.iom
tine 5orgirussr.. Spanieu ubIussr
line aolonter, men opbi.lper benz lite.
ebauim bto,r ON eaan.
Den ipanit. Rssisrtng bar lnnss
5da.t mto Sattsn | 6danben og tigs.t
ON Gaun bOs all. psnsspussr. / Gus
ropa. Den bill bttale, bUdb Renter b.
forIanger. Wsn penq,pug.rn. .r
"tlose | osr,s SlGgt". .. n.ot.r at
Iddne Spdnien psngs pda b.nns lib.
"aom igisn fsntrc!" flyer be. "9t BIZ
ie, 6oorIeo.s bet gudr msb Rris.r
"fsr't." De frantic, tpf,e Os sfterrtsfs
gGrtier.r, oGsiumm,n 5so.r, ftisrrer
msget goot, at 10 fer. Beng. Spantn
iuar, bts Irnasr ott Srts,n bare. os bd
BEN CAN'T. otIt mao .nb. m.b Reoerlus
for Spani,rn,, Taa btl Gbn.n III at be.
tai. ftdbts mimic.
Spari.n Gar irs,u 9rsbit mere.
Pogt. gdntitr.r I paris bill lddn. R.s
gieringsn | Wubrib en- ltosn Gum mob
be 'tritisite 8drantter. De ptt ia bet
paa famine Dis Tom Gi.rn. AZ Can.
bets 5ernbun.r, Der osfaa Ct llblGn-
bing,r, og b.sub,n Oil be fla Rssi.rin.
9ers Sobutsmonopol. 0ette .r bddroe
RonoitiOnsr, og R.giertns.H bstrni.r
Tig paa at gua inb paa BEN. GOr at
afbi.tpe I'm p~eug.usO for 9tsbltttss
bar b. ubIt.bt uinOlsIsltgs Bombs for
200 Miuion.r p.Istds til a proe.ns
Rent. % ~ob.rgip.t BEN Tom pant til
| Spdni,ns gant for Ct 2aan pda Sd
Winioner. Radr otsfe 9srge .r for'
sbt. - og bet Fer Indrt -, btl ben
tOine. 9obatstOmpuri.t til at betal.
10 Rtlionr t GorFuo, bOaS bstts
ueppe fan.
Smibl,rtib ipnt.r p~dptrp,ns.ne os
er pprb ltot minors ,no SelDpsugs,
fom pau @erbsnsmurt.o.t fun bar
WetalonrOi. Gebtsrn. gi,Gosr 2 pro'
cent minbre enb Gslost, ftisnt bette sr
funtet iii minbr. snb bet babe al, boao
bet par for 20 Mar Fosn. SpaHten &c
paa iyuQittsn5 Rauo, og ~Finarclsls
aptIer raab.r til en- burtig GreosFut'
ming.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Sptoen lpner gont nobntte.

Sbnoaa, 8be SUM-: Oct bar rssnet
tt9'tsn pebboloenbs | en- BEL Waaneb
oper oenns Ggn. Sielbsn bar 4plins
gen 'taat bebre paa benne @arstib.
Speoearsalet er fort og lopsr COB Off
taitntns. Oct itabise Rssn bar bers
imob Inlet liot paa Waisp9rtsn, fisnt
ben mao bolbss COB os ispn; men Der
er msget rgrGs tblanbt ben 4lfdlfa
er farSig til at bisrses. Rugen tesnsr
til ct gobt uobptts. Srrsgangens er
frootse, og Der pil blip. mere So ianr
enb | 1897. 5rusttraerne banser
fuloe. Messt MT 2anb plies op bers
omtrino.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Srunb | 9antsboru.

Samuel u. Rsliuns Stalobpgrins,
@psnfur os b.ri parsnbs SnoboIo
nsobr9note til 9runbsn / 2anssboro
Sirsbas gft.rmiboas. Sans patre
9aaninssbus bl.p bog rsbbst pso
Observation-Disclosures bsroiite anitrsn'
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
WOrlrs ilanr folot Saub bau Ghambsrlains
aaiaactplancr.

Den LIBERAL. Ssr.r Sobn WorIe9
bar boIbt en- 9at. I 2etbs % oert iDar.t
paa Gbomb.rldins b.rsmte Yale I
Birmingbam. Sdn fd8bs: Seq tror
III. ct Orb az alt bette Snat ON, at
England Itaar iIOlerst, og at bet DiI
suu gait msb cs, ON Ot ttte ii,rsbe os
en- gtGiarte meb 9bTtlonb sIIer gme'
rita. England er en- DGlotg Ssmugt,
bore finuucisI. Si.Ipettlosr cg Dor
&rebit sr ftsrr. enb nog.ntnbs, og
Solicit sr ligeTnu rsbe til at mooftad en-
SnpaTion og beTtptts fine Rettigheoer,
Tom bet bar t gsgDnoslien at @ar9un'
brebst, bd Rupoleon tru.be meo at
operiulbe Dor 2. Ganot Ct bet, at belle
Qunbet snftsr en- uGrmere Borbinosl''
msb be Gorsrsbe Stut.r, % en- fabian
bar buobs @Iobitoue og Salisbury or
beibst for; men bet fuar life glemme8,
at ben er umulis, ON Srlanberne
Qmeritd lite bifulosr ben. 9ots b
.rtlrrer fig mob en- ens.lf
Q1iante, iaa bGrsr life bet lib.ral'
porti Stplben berfor.
"Spuo tiliister mar psb ben puu'
tGntte aQiancs2 Stal ben bare En-
Sorening ms1sm qmsritus Sirgosa
og Gngtanbs Sirgoss7 pa sr isi
imob ben; men bpts Der er en- Gam
%msnTlutnins til enist Qrbsibe for
6oab Der er ret og goOt, bill lpie Dag
oprtnbs".
Msb Ssnfbn til en- aniurc. met
9bitlanb fugbe Rr. RorIsp: Ger
tpfe politits GrunoTrtntns sr: "0t
ut bes" - isg stosr, for at ou Ital gios
Sbab ftuI ri gipe 9bitlunb for at brin.
&c bet til at ubf1tte fig for 5ursr bel
at frsmbielpe Dor Sunbet OS Sisfdrtj
getragtst / tit retts Cps, sr osnue Qlia
ancspolitit / ~ s1sr Def life bart
nOgsn sing."
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-14
Hpmiuation for Gee.

Se / rsens SOB aibOIots Gouutb'
tpnpentioner - tribes fra Stour
Taus - Ftrer Supernsr See 9isns
nomination al 9opulierne pso osrss
Stotstpupention / Iberbsen nait.
Maaneo. SITE faa sunite faa Demo-
trater trpr, at Sutton fan laos
ia aiennsmfsrs peb at fprsne be ire
SsIpfattionsr os peO at belle Homina'
tionsrne. Se bemotratiIte Ssbere ptl
boa neppe saa ino pua noset aoms
prumis, unbtasen be fan faa IRE
Tapne paa @algiecbeIen. 6dar be Title
Iaa msoet, pil be nepps bsItags / Salss
fdmpen.