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Evening star., 1899-03-09
Hechtsns. Hour Sales.
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Turkish bath soap, Ic.
Large bottles ammonia, 25c.

Large bottles ammonia, 25c.-
Mems 15c. & 25c. collars, 2ac.
variety of shapes-all sizes-2lac. is
ridiculous price, even though only for an
hour.
Mems 3oc shirts, I0c.
the identical fianneIette shirts which sell
usually at 39c.-for 19c.
Ladies 1oc. hose, 44c.
-fast-black-full seamless sizes are
here-and but 4,Ae. pair for this hour. y,
Handkerchiefs, I5c.
Lot Of ladies' white hemstitched sheer
handkerchiefs, 17sc. for an hour.
Infants shoes, I7c.
96 pairs infants tan and black shoes
same quality sold at 35c. usually
In sizes to 8-for lie.
Wash rags, &c.
There are hundred dozen of them-heavy
Dleached Turkish wash rags; you know what
they're worth. One cent each during the
hour.
Felt window shades, 65c.
in in all colors and strictly waterproof-with
fixtures complete.
30c. corsets, IOc.
black. white and gray, all lengths and
perfect fitting.
Knee pants, Oc.
gray and blue cheviot knee pants, with pat
ent button-bards.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
HEIGHT & COMPANY, 513=515 9th ST. :

Estate of Elizabeth Travers; consent filed.
Estate Of Jos. J. Reynolds; will dated Feb
ruary 10. 1898, filed. Estate of Salina Law
ton; will partly proved. Estate of Ann T.
Clary; will fully proved. Estate of Doro-
thea Becker; do. Estate of Maria p. Har
rison; receipt filed. Estate of John john
son; inventory filed. Estate of Robert Nc
Murdy; order allowing executriX sl556 not
allowed by auditor and otherwise ratify
ing auditors report. Estate of Richard F.
King; will dated February 3, 1898. filed.
Estate of John l. Lindsay; inventory filed.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
Hechts' Hour Sales.
No other store cam possibly do such selling.
I'm amy instance shall "charge" purchases
and arrange the payments to suit your convenience
HECHTS' MUST LEAD===DO LEAD!
Mems pants, ST..

Tomorrow you may have the
choice of a fresh lot of mems wool
pants for dollar a pair. They
are in the most stylish effects in
cassimeres and cheviots - well
made and strongly finished. Tail
ored with more than the usual
care. Every wise man will be
quick to see the advantage of buy
ing new pair of pants at such
price - which is less than half
what they're really worth.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
GRAlN-0 BRINGS RELIEF

To the coffee drin9er. Coffee drinking is a habit
that is universally indulged in and almost uni
versaily injurious Have you tried Grain-O? II is
almost Ike coffee. but the effects are Just the op-
posite. Coffee upsets the stomach, ruins the d.
gestion, anects the heart and disturbs the whole
nervous system. Grain-O tones up the stomach,
aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. There
is nothing but. nourishment in Grain-O. 1t can't
be otherwise. 16e. and 25c. per package.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
Hechts' Hour Sales.
1 o to 1 1 .

CONTYNCED.l
Black cheviot serge skirts, $2.o8.
lot serge skirts. lined and finished with un-
usual care, and made In the correct style,
will go for $2.9s.
Boys shirt waists, I21c.
lot of boys ''Mcrrimac' pereale shirt
waists, In variety Of serviteable effects,
Will go for 12he.
Boys wash suits, 4oc.
Lot boys all-linen and Galatea cloth wash
suits-the highest nOyeties-carried over
from last season-elaborately trimmed-soid
up to $5-for 49c.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
We are accommodating.

No trouble to show holdings,
Mats, Frames or Framed Pictures.
A postal will bring us with samples.
Lowest prices. Venable & Beale,
Artistic Frames, 6Io 9th st. NV.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
1 @ to 1 1 .

SOC. silks for 33c. yard.
staple ffty-cent silks will be cut down to
Ss,, SSG; yard tomorrow. but we shall limit the
selling Sc aaeb to SurS nc. more than dress pattern
all.silk surahs 21-inch all-silk satins bro
caded and striped India silks. in heliotrope.
and black. Think what chance to buy
enough silk for spring dress at about
what 1t cost us.
25c. dress goods, SC. yard.
,,soas Sounds ineredihe' but i here they arsaten
dress stuffs for waists and dresses. in navy,
olive, lavender and medium blue. sc. yard
as long as they last.
Pillow cases, sc.
1000 dozen ready made pillow cases win
go on sale at IL O'Clock at 57sc. each. The
na wonder ssn% Of r it is that they are hand torn
made Of good muslin.
&C. papers pins, &c.
SC. ironing wax, Ic.
Mems 25c. neckwear, Io5c.
A great lot of mems neckwear, consisting
Of silk tecks and fom-in- -hands-choice pat
Mems 125c. l1andkerchiefs. 34c.
-hemstitchcd good size-well made.
Laces and enabroideries, ,35c. yd.
Immense lot of dainty embroidcres and
oriental laces-srlch as sell usually at 10
and 1219c. yard-wil lie punched tomorrow
at 312c. yard.
Child's hose, o1c.
Instead of 19c. palr-a lot of children's
fast black ribbed hose, small sizes VIII be
sold at 6hc. pair.
Leather purses, 1oc.
A miscellaneous lot Of leather purses such
VOu in goods n bc
35c and 4oc.-wth be sold at Toe. for one
hour.
Child's Coo. shoes. 2oc. -.s.s I'd.
12O pairs childrens spring heel butte and
lace shoes-n black and tan-sizes to s.
the identical shoes sold about town at 6Oc.
will be sold at 29c. this hour.
Floor oilclotl, 1876.
extra heavy-one and two Yards wide--ya-
riety Of patterns-lSi3c. square yard.
Bureau scar{s, l0c.
White applique bureau scarfs and shams
to match-the hapsomest patterns.
Ladies shirt waists, .30c
big lot Of ladies' new spring shirt waists.
in lawns. percales and madras. which are
made in the newest effects and in a great
variety Of the prettiest patterns. viii go for
39c
Muslin drawers, I21c.
with of three tucks -feed seams
well-made garments.
So waists, oOc.
Choice lot black brilliantine and an-wool
black and colored flannel waists-Iatter trim
med elabOratey with braid-99c. instead
of 81.
Corduroy knee pants, 20c.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
1 to 3.
Huck bath towels, 3ic.

Huck bath towels, SIC.
100 dozen huck bath towels-fringed and
have fancy border-good size-35sc. this
hour.
25c. linen scarfs, I5c.
Greatest value yet. Another lot Of those
fancy linen bureau and wash stand scarfs
with coiored centers-in pink blue, nile
rose and cardinal, TO go for 15c. instead of
25c
Ladies ST shoes, &c.
12S pairs Of the identical ladies' dongola
button and lace shoes. with patent tins and
Very stylish toes. which are sold at 81 pair
by every shoe store I'm tewn-will go during
this hour at bic. pair.
Rug fringe, SIC. yard.
;All-wool rug fringe, in all colors will be
sold at 5Isc yard.
Window shades, I65c.
Yale Holland window shades In all col
ors. fixtures complete-167sc. each.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
SyveatshOp Systems.

Speaking Of sweatshops, he said that
about 10000 people now do work under this
system In Pennsylvania, nearly all of them
in Philadelphia. Their product, he sad is
to be found in practically every store of
the country. He spoke of army clothing
found in sweatshops of Philadelphia some
months ago. and said he had discovered
that this clothing was made in rooms where
diphtheria and other contagious diseases
were present. Some of this army clothing
was covered with vermin Upon bringing
these facts to the attention of the United
States authorities much of this clothing
was refused. Mr.. Campbell favored bill
now pending before the Pennsylvania leg
is!ature, which gave the inspector power to
condemn and destroy such filthy clothing
when discovered.
Arrangements had been made whereby
widows of soldiers were given soldiers
trousers to make by the United States gov
ernment at the rate of 75 cents a pair In
vestigation had shown that material was
secured by widows and it had been turned
over to the sweatshops, where they were
made up for 30 cents pair. the difference
being pocketed by the beneficiary. He said
efforts are now being made to regulate this
evil, and he thought 1t would be remedied.
Mr. Campbell thought the limit of thir-
teen years of age for child labor in Penn
sylvania was satisfactory. He did not
think the age limit should be raised be-
cause many of the trades require skill of a
character that cannot be attained unless the
laborers begin work at an early age.
The witness said there should be further
restriction of immigration. The location of
these immigration agents in the great cities,
he said, should be stopped He thought
American consuls should inspect iInmi-
grants and pass upon their fitness as
American citizens before they are allowed
to start for this country. Speaking of con-
vict labor, he said he thought Convicts
should be kept on hand labor and not al
lowed to use machinery. because the latter
method would bring them into competition
with laboring men of the country. The
penitentiary authorities in Pennsylvania,
he said. want to have machinery put in for
use of the convicts.
Mr.. Campbell concluded his testimony
this afternoon.
Mrs. Fanny B. Ames, a factory inspector
Of Boston. will appear before the commits
sion tomorrow.
Evening star., 1899-03-09

Cheviot serge skirts, $4oS.
Lot of braided cheviot serge skirts, with
button and loop fastening back - braided
handsomely in panel effects 9s.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
1 1 to IL.

Ladies' 75c. shoes, 43c.
76 pairs ladies' dongola button shoes
made with patent tip-sizes 8 TO 11-same
shoes as are sold at 75c. by every shoe
store-to go for 43c. pair.
Belt buckles, Ioc.
Pretty jeweied belt buckies-which are
marked 25c and a5c.-go for 1sc. this hour.
Point d'Esprit ties, 121c.
Those stylish Point d'Esprit lace net ties
for ladies-such as you gee about town at
25c. and Sec.-to go for 121sc. for an hour.
Grass linen embroidery, 75c. yd.
worth much as Soc yarl-some OF it.
1t is the balance of an immense . lot we
1lec. will clear 1t away.
Mems 121c. hose, SIC.
Notice that these hose full seamless
and fast color; they are best 12lsc. hose
possible to buy. b1ec. this hour.
Mems 75c. and ST shirts, 33c.
Plenty of 33c. shirts about town. bu, these
are the 7bc. and 81 kind-have soft
bosoms-made of desirable madras,and you
have choice Of these, with or without de-
Ioc. strips garter elastic, 2sc.
1oc. 4-row bristle tooth brushes, &c
Black satin duchesse, 4oc.
This is the Soc; quality of black satin
dnchesse; it is all silk and has that high
makes those very stylish satin skirts and
dresses, 49c, yard instead Of 69c.
Remnants dress goods, SIC.
Just about half price because they sold
for 12Iac. yard. They embrace striped and
figured two-tone novelties-splendid stuffs
for house dresses, tea gowns and the like.
Ioc bed ticking, SIC. yard.
25 pieces medium and wide striped bed
ticking-a, good quaiity-in fact, the Zoe.
quality about town--to go for SIC this
hour.
Sc cambric. 21c yard.
The best dressmakers' cambric. In all
shades and hlack--cut from full pieces-2lac.
yard instead of 5c.
Muslin gowns, 29c.
made with plain and tucked yokc-good
quality muslin-worth double.
New spring suits, $5.oS.
lot of black and blue chcviot serge
Jackets are all iined-whiie the skirts
have the new loop fastenings. They are
made in the most stylish manner-and win
season is a trte advanced Go for s5.9s.
Bicycle suits, 09c.
lot Of ladies' bicycle saits. made in
for 80 cents.
Fig. bril-. skirts, 79c.
A lot of figured hrflliantine skirts. well
made and properly lined and velvet bound.
will go at 19c. Never before sold for less
than S1.9S.
Black taffeta waists, S4.oS.
You may have any waist in this lot
they re fine quality black taffeta silk waists,
and are corded and tucked I'm the most thor
oughly fashionable manner--for $4.9S
Boys blouse suits, 60c.
A lot of children's blue flannel blouse suits.
with large sailor collars and trimmed with
red and white sOutache braid, in the na attest
fashion, will 60 for 69c.
Bedspreads, SOC
A lot OF double bed size white bedspreads,
in pretty patterns, will go for 39c.
Silkolines, 43c.
A loo If yari-wide siikolines. which are
worth 15c. yard, will go for 4s,c.
Wrappers at 40c.
lot Of hne quality fannelette wrappers,
in variety Of the handsoinest patterns,
which splendidly made, will 60 for 49c.
at II O'Clock Waists separately lined,
and skirts made extra wide and fuh.
Not all sizes-not over 3 dozen in all.
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Evening star., 1899-03-09
Ioc. strips garter elastic, 2sc.
Ioc. 4-row bristle tooth brushes, 4

Black satin duchesse, 4oc.
This is the 69c quality Of black satin
duchesse; 1t is all silk and has that high
lustrous finish: 1t is the quality which
makes those very stylish satin skirts and
dresses. Acc, yard instead OF SOC.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
Ladies ST shoes. &c.
2 to 3.

123c. Victoria lawns, oic.
40inch closely woven soft finish Victoria
lawns. which sell everywhere for 1211c. or
1sc. yard. will he sold for an hour for 97Sc
yard. Like buying gold dollars for Toe.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
IN PENNSYLVANIA
Testimony Before the Industrial Com
mission on Labor Matters.
GLASSWORKERS IN GOOD SHAPE
Miners the Most Abused of Any
Class in the Country,
THE SW WEATSHOP SYSTEM

Mr. James Campbell. factory inspector of
Pennsylvania, was the witness before the
industrial commission today. Mr.. Campbell
has been identified with organized labor for
many years in very prominent positions.
Members Of the commission present were
Representatives Often, Messrs. A. L. Har-
ris, S. N. D. North, e. A: Smyth. Jno. NJ
Farquhar, e. D. Conger, T. w. Phillips, G.
j. Harris. NJ. d. Ratchford and ]. L. Ken
nedy, and Mr.. Stemson, counsel Of the COM
mission.
Mr. Campbell spoke at some length on
the glass industry Of Pennsylvania. He
said that before the glass workers were or
ganized in labor unions he had never known
Of a glass manufacturer attempting to re-
duce wages without succeeding in doing
so. Since tho workers had been organized
he had never known Of reduction except
1t was agreed to by the workmen. AS
rule, he said. the manufacturers treat their
employees we'll and the labor organizations
treat the manufa cturers well. He said that
whenever there is any agitation on the sub
1ect or the tariff there is an agreement be-
tween the vorkmen and the manufacturers
that If there Is change Of the tariff on
glass products there will be change In the
scale OF wages.
The manufacturers, he believed If forced
to vote ON the question of retaining or doing
away with the glassWOrkers' organizations
would vote to retain them, for the reason
that those organizations had brought about
regularity In the rates of wages through
the state which did not exist previously
and this was greatly to the advantage of
manufacturers in the competition among
themselves.
Miners Imposed Upon.
In my opinion said Mr. Campbell. mo
class of workmen in the world are so i'm
posed upon as the miners in this country"
He explained that 1t had been his duty
to prosecute employers who violate the
semi-monthly payment law, and yet at all
the mines stores are run by people connect
ed with the employers, and miners are
oDllged TO deal at them because the mining
company owns all the land for miles about
the mines and owns everything.
NO one could get in then to run a store
IN competition with these favored stores
which, he said. charge from 25 to 20 per
cent more for their goods than would be
charged by an Independent store. Then,
TOO, the accounts are all book accounts
ana the fgnorants do not know what Is
charged against them He did not think
these evils could be remedied by law but
that they could be met by proper organiza-
ton among the laborers. Speaking Of the
glassworkers of Pennsylvania, he said he
considered that. taking into consideration
the purchasing power of money today, they
are better paid than ever before and this
he considered as the result of Orga niZation
and protective tariff laws. He believed In
a shorter working day, and thought 1t
could be secured by trade organizations all
over the country. He believed that the
greatest good could be accomplished by
these organizations by wise and judicous
relations with their employees and not by
radical measures.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
COrSe cts, 2oC.

COrsets, 20c.
For this one hour you may have lot Of
fine quality corsets I'm long, short and me-
dunn lengths, and in white, gray and black,
for only 29c.
Evening star., 1899-03-09

Ioc. bed ticking, sc. yard.
25 pieces medium and wide striped bed
ticking-a, good luality-in fact, the Zoe.
quality about town-to go for SIC. this
hour
Evening star., 1899-03-09
dress goods, 81

s .JSN.
Just about half price, because they sold
for 12lac. yard. They embrace striped and
figured two-tone novelties-splendid stufs
for house dresses, tea gowns and the like.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
THE GRIP CURE THAT DOES CURE

laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets removes the
cause that produces La Grippe. The genuine has
L. B. Q. on each Tablet. &c.
Evening star., 1899-03-09

Ladies $3.50 shoes, oSc.
"a pairs ladies' very fine button and lace
shoes-"dds and ends really-mosty sizes
TO S; every pair sold for 81 so or more
Want TO clear them out, hence they'll he
,9Sc. this hour.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
SC. cambrlC. &c. yard.

The best dressmakers cambric. In all
shades and black-cut from full pieces-2i2c.
yard instead of 5c
Evening star., 1899-03-09

Silkolines, 13c.
loo If yard-wide siikolines. which are
worth l5c. a yard. will go for AZ.
Evening star., 1899-03-09

Wrappers at 40c.
A lot OF iine quality fanpelette wrappers,
in a variety of the handsoinest patterns,
which are splendidly made, will go for 49...
at II o'clock. Waists are separately lined,
and skirts are made extra wide and full.
Not all sizes-not over dozen in all.
Evening star., 1899-03-09

100 dozen huck bath towels-friuged and
have fancy border-good size-35sc. this
Evening star., 1899-03-09

BedspreadS, 39c.
A lot OF double bed size white bedspreads,
in pretty patterns. viii go for SOC.
Evening star., 1899-03-09
ems 25c. neckwear, 1o3c.

A great lot of mems ncckwear, consisting
of silk tecks and four in hands pat
terns-usually 25c.-to- go for 1O14c. each.
Evening star., 1899-03-09

Ladies 75c. shoes, 43c.
16 pairs ladies' dOngola button shoes
made with patent tfp-sizes TO 11-same
shoes as are sold at 75c. by every shoe
store-to go for 43c. pair.
Evening star., 1899-03-09

Laces and enabroideries, SIC. yd,
Immense lot of dainty embroidcres and
oriental laces-such as sell usually at 10
and 1219c yard-will lie punched tomorrow
nj ri
Evening star., 1899-03-09

&C. papers pms. &c.
SC. ironing wax, &c.
Evening star., 1899-03-09

A lot of children's blue flannel blouse suits.
with large sailor collars and trimmed with
red and white soutache braid in the nattiest
fashion will go for sc
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-06
Yjprnion % @ricg.

Oct er moriomt at lGss, M9rte til.
bpor tjsnots NGnb iom gisrnIun %
9ries sr Der ! Rom", ffriper Cub.
brunosbslen"s Rebattsr, Jilfstb, | en-
8orreiponOancs til 1T gGab. Seq bar
lsilisbebsDis feet, bOor arbsbis man bill.
fer pnu gjsrnipn. nanr ban inbfnbsr
fig | en- 5orfamling. Gn aftsn iss bar
iammsn msb 8jsrnions camille ube pua
en- Rsitauruni. laebe iss osiua Warts
til, at Giaiterns pibfte, bOsm ban bar.
Da Ri forlob Stsbst, rsiits man fg
runbt guro,ne % bilits: Bona isrs"!
(9pbuftsnD
2las Glifsre at Wuiit tisnoer naiuls
ligpis 8risg. Seq idd en- aften. o1
ban ihbFonbt fig 'om silbsrer til en-
aoncert, ipm ben betisnots piuniIt
8u1i eon. ga ban trdnote inb, be-
gpnbts Gorfdmlineen at tlapps, cg |
gauf,rns git fters 9umsr pg Serrer
bort for at bilfe pud bam. 4pii.rne
Der betsaner bam Tom @erbens itsritf
nulebsnbs apmponit."
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-06
0olittife BARTER I Speriac.

) Sperise bar Der bibtil life eriiterst
rogen esentlis pplitiit pa~rtioannslie |
moberne 5oritanb. Oct bar mere parst
stcncmifte Snteresier, iom bar fact
itrioenbe mob %bueranors baube peo 8dls
gene pg inOen aitsbagsn. Der ibnss
bog MI al p9re en- itsrre Silbsieliabso
sno tibligere til at organtTsrs pirteliss
politiFf. BARTER; i ale 5uIb tommtr
Snfter berom frsm | Yrssisn.
"@stsborssppiten" unbefaIer itartt
en- Sdmlins at ben liberale Sppoiition
og n9pnsr iom 2ebsrs al bsnne Rsttor
Sirten bon SrisIen, ausuit Ssnriticn
% Sons gromee, ale tienote og frem'
tr1oenoe W9nb. !Sr. BON Srisien BE-
teanss Iom onbet Summers for Siosn
melt inoflpoeIissrise Weolem Og itsrite
0pgtiebeo nnit 9ebin. Programmed
for BET porbenos 9arti ma efter glos
bets Wenins bore en- sHsttip politiit 90
communal Stsmmsrstsrsform, bpprbps
Der / S~prbinoslie bsrmso bsr arbeibes
for en- reformert Sarurbning paa ben
alminbslige 9arnepligts 9runo uotn
ss,bs os oirstte nosiftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-06

bar altio pioit. at 8rippa sr en- ulpprs
lis Spsoom. % for ct Oar aar Iiosn
bdpoe min tjere Suitrn mar butter
unosr for BERNIE rGoitIsfulbs Spsbom.
gun lod | fIere Oase ms1sm Gin os
Dsb. Ter 5. gun bar oite frpst.t ct
mt gnsreb, foritaar s, os bsrfor bar
jss oltio beneetet, al Der er nosst Ilist
iom @rippo til. Wsn MI, ba ies islp
bar lisset unoer for @rippas ioriar.
beige apdlsr os life funbs bolDt Ro.
bet oppe, npttsr bet 10 life lrnser, at
jeg forfitrsr bsnoe. at 9rippa bare sr
en- Snbbilonins os nosst Sluboer.
SUN peb beors. Os iss nj f, at
iioen ben fo~rfarbeliss spsbom fsrIt.
Sang pifte fig | bette 2anb, bar iss
betrdstet ben for al p1rs of m.sst als
porlie 8ordttsr."
mrs. Sobien 10 inbp.nbis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-06
"Natbunoen til CT lam
NerSou".

s ct 5prsbras, Tom Grt. Glen Ssq
bolbt / lpidla f~orlsosn, ubtaIts bun
ifslss "llpiald ma stonins": 'Ror5e
lianer en- fiGt, baaolpitsn gnsIine. ION
.r faiibunbet iii en- lam perion. Stol
llnipnsn life i~prrngss. iua mua Der
bti aiO ug geD1sslis csiaa BOG %. ut
iale ON Op,r,nstomitsr os 1ratiatsr
bar tibet at betpbt. Sussn sr ben. a.
Der ftoar TO 5olt mob binunbsn, bet enc
fulot af llngoommsns opsritrsmmebs
gsa,ifrins, bet anbst prusst al GAM
mslmpbis Sosrtloeftab. griitsr llni
onsboanbst ,ngdng, iuu fdur ri fe, on
bort Sriinb firaitsr faa Ionst. at bet
lar BET enc Colt faa sda lin Del, uosn
at pi meo 0olo fsoer at binore BET beri."
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-06
NortGorc %
SlG0tntnge"

bar gmnst for ct 5oreorag at prof.
gnep. HisIIen i Saunopertss o9 Sns
ouItriforeninsen / ariitianid forIeosn
.Sirsbag often. Oct er sienoommsligt
at l9sse Warte til. ptrsoe ban, hpors
ban 5pltene paa be foritislliss adntsr
af 9erben bar ubdrbeioet gdnIte ems
article Sfitte. Speeislt ipringer /
ginens ben oper belle 8erosn gaaenbc
Srdns til at pptrabe msb Waife. 2sD-
ninesr df bette bar ri | bore Suls6uts
fife; bet bar fra at6sn Ds Rom ftafs
fet os ben bramatifte aunit, % Ri
sisnTnosr bet ben Dag ibag hos be
pilos 5oIteIlag.
Sprinoelis sr bet belle rosst rslis
gtsit og G f%orbunoet meb 6eqiae
Dante. ga. NOR fan enbog iise, at
enbper sammel Relision forubirtter
Mlaifsn.
8 4frifd timber Ri operalt Wafsr.
De anpenbes ber met at be bemmsliee
politite Seltaber, Der er rene Gamble
PLACER for 2anbet, ps altib meb ct piit
rslisisit 5tlfnit. Dsrss 2lnpenbelie
sr Der tnpttst life Tom Dos os til pisie
Garsttoer, men til nisfs periober /
airst, 7. Gr. Spersanssn fra Gut til
Wanb. Wanae Waftsr fra afrita
bar.r 9preantst.r.
pad Gsplon finer ri WaFerne iaien.
De piier Der, at Der mat babe paret
6orbinbelis msb Spbafrita, % b. PEI
ger tiIbags paa en- Rslision, alors snb
bodbe grobdismsn % 9ubobism.n.
Wdfferne fremiti1sr Der 6aabe Cube
os WennsftsFsurer.
paa be polpneiifs Ger bruses ma
Her peb ale be fore Setter. os be am
benbes Der iom / @frita, ilar af be
bemmsliss "Dufs9 Dull" Sslra6er, Der
er f%orsrenebs oper ole g.rns. Sprirs
bslig er Mafferns Der pirtslioe Wens
ns'fsfaner. belaaie meb en- iorbliansnoe
Wasfs. llnbertiben fer man inSir
paoDirtnins.
) ameritu timber bi WoFern. frrs
lis hos be Jnbianers, Der Dor norbsn.
for 80 Or. norblis grsbbt; bisis is.
Ter belle 9inisr,n en- Slaes Sul.buts
tilparslie ! religisfs Setter 90 Dozen.
fob. Serss Matsr sr oft. 9br.md.
FER.
Mdn fan iaalso.s iies: bet at Bore
Naitsr er fnllss for ben hele 8srher
% sr Rsiultdist al en- Msnn.f,.notur,n
iboenbs Drift.
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-06
Vaar Dor mdn?

Man dntassr / 4lminbslieheb, at
bet er msset tiblie ON Norsensn, at
Ssben aIminbelisft luffsr be Spg,s
zine. @amls Spsepleisrf,sr psb at
furtrIe, at bet er m.lsm alotfsn TO os
fire um Worssnsn, at 2iDst b,finosr
fla peb I'm lapeits ebbs, cs at ben bss
enbe patient fabponlis punbrer ODER
/ bet fore binFbes | esbst al bisfe to
Elmer. On bersmt franf aqs., ipm
bar notsrst 5ibsn for mere eno 25,000
0sosfalb, er imiOlertio ,ommet til BET
ReIultat, at Der psb 5otioen ON Gfs
termipbasen inotrGHer Fsrs 9sssfals
euS paa nOssn anbn lib at Dssnst.