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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
OAKDALE.'

Miss Pearl Powell, of North
Decatur, has been the charming
guest of her cousin, Miss Maud
Powell.
Quite a number of the Older
people in and around this place
are sick with lagrippe.
Mr.. Mansell BucEher, of Polk
county, was the guest of his moth
er during the holidays.
Mr.. Oscar Sewell spent a few
days witk his mother Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper compli-
mented the cut off with singing
on last Sunday night. A good
crowd and some good singing.
Miss Emmie English has re-
turned home after spending q few
weeks with friends and relatives
in Atlanta.
Miss Ella Buckner gave a de-
lightful dance on last Thursday
night, complimentary to Miss
Mary Martin.
Mr.. Joe English has been quite
sick with la grippe, but at this
writing he is some better; also
Mr.. Fred Sewell came home sick
last week but he is much better.
~ A tackey party was given on
last Friday night at the home Of
Miss Maud Powell. 1t was de-
lightful affair and was the third
of a series that have taken place
here this week. Some of the cos
tunes were were quite old-fashion-
ed and occasioned no little amuse-
ment. The occasion was rendered
most enjoyable by the presence Of
three beautiful young ladies from
Atlanta. They were Misses Pow
ell, Bilups and Angler.
JOHN QUILL.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
NEW HOPE.

Rev. Ware will fill his regular
appointment here Sunday.
School was opened here last
Monday by R E Shepherd with a
large attendance.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Daniel, a
fine boy.
Sam Johns visited his brother,
Bob Johns of this place last week.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Bishop
visited their parents at this place
recently.
Mrs jamie Wallace and children
of Elberton, Ga, are visiting her
mother, Mrs I P Sewell, of this
place.
Charlie Pate visited J T Spinks
and family recently.
Mrs Nancy Blackwell, of Anti
och, is visiting her sistere here.
The remains of Mr.. Thomas
Sewell who died at Cairo, H., the
End inst. were inferred at this
place Monday. The funeral ser.
vice was conducted by Rev. J. L.
Ware, after which Mr.. B. T. Frey
gave some beautiful remarks on
his past life. Thomas was mar
about 30 years of age, and was O
member of this church. He was
true christian, and we sympa.
thize with the bereaved.
Mrs Martha Thomas is quite
sick.
Griffin Rogers is attending the
school at Lllburn. FLORA.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
UPSHAW.

Several cases of lagrippe in the
community.
Rev. Artemus Lester preached
two very interesting sermons here
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Mae Sharpe commenced
her school last Monday with a
very good attendance.
Miss Clemmie Petree is teach
ing school at Mt. Zion.
Prof. Sharpe spent part of last
week here.
Mr.. J. M. Hewett and family
have moved to their farm here.
We welcome them.
Married-At the residence Of
Mr.. A. A. Griggs on last Sunday
morning, Mr.. James w. Hardage
to Miss Matte Lawrence, A. A.
Griggs, Esq, performing the GER
emory. Our best wishes attend
them. RUBY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
And Save Endless Suf-
fering which Winter
Brings.

The most offensive of all dis
eases becomes more intense as cold
Weather approaches. In fact,
many who have been under treat
ment for so long, and during the
summer feel little discomfort from
the disease, are almost persuaded
that they have been cured. But
the first chilling blast of winter
proves that the disease is still with
them, and as the winter advances,
thcirsa Catarrh grows in severity.
Those who have felt only q slight
touch of Catarrh may be sure that
only cold weather is needed to de-
velop the disease. What appears
to be only bad cold will prove
more difficult to cure than for
merly, and will return with more
frequency, until before long the
disease is fully developed.
For years suffered from severe
case of Catarrh, and took several kinds
of medicines and used various local ap-
plications, but they had no effect what
ever. was induced to try s. s. S.
(Swift's Specific) and after two months
| was perfectly well and have never
felt any effects of the disease since.
"B. P. MoALLIsTER,
"Harrodsburg, KY"
1t. is easy to see the Importance
of prompt treatment for Catarrh.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
A GOOD STORY.

Guests had arrived unexpectedly
at the country parsonage on Sun
day morning, says an exchange.
The weekly supply of butter had
run short, SO the hospitable host
dispatched old Joe, the colored
man, to his neighbor, Mr.. Paul,
whose dairy always boasted a sur
plus. The parson proceeded to
church, with his well prepared
sermon on some Of the best say
ings of the great apostle, and was
well under way with it, when old
Joe, returning empty handed, con-
cluded he would quietly slip in
and hear his master preach. Just
as he entered the preacher stretch
ed forth his hand in most i'm
pressive Interrogation Of voice and
manner, and called out: "And
what did Paul say?" Distinctly
sounded through the church old
Joe's reply: "He say, marster,
he amt going to let you have no
more butter till you pay for dat
last you got y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
Women Should. Know 1t.

Many women suffer untold agony and
misery because of the nature of the
disease is not correctly understood
They have been led to believe that
womb trouble or female weakness of
OF some sort is responsible for the many
ills that beset womankind.
Neuralgia, nervousness, headache,
puffy or dark circles under the eyes,
rheumatism, dragging pain or dull
ache in the back, weakness or bearing
down sensation, profuse or scanty sup
ply OF urine with strong odor, freqnent
desire to pass it with scalding or burn
ing sensation, fsediment i'm it after
standing in bottle or common glass for
twenty four hours, are signs of kidney
and bladder trouble.
The above symptoms are often at
tributed by the patient herself or by
her physician to female weakness or
lung trouble. Hence, so many fail to
obtain relief, because they are treating
not the disease itself, but reflection
OF the primary cause, which is kidney
trouble. In fact, women as well as
men are made miserable with kidney
and bladder trouble and both need the
same remedy.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is the
great discovery Of the eminent kidney
land bladder specialist, and is easy to
get at any drug store for fifty cents or
one dollar.
To prove its wonderful merits you
may have sample bottle and book
telling all about it, both sent absolute
ly free by mail. Kindly mention the
Marietta Journal andtsend your address
to DIR. Kilmer & Co., Ringhamton, New
York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
Refuse Salt on Compost..

QUESTION: have lot Of refuse salt
on hand. Would you advise putting 1t
in my compost heap, and IL so. in what
proportion?
ANswER-Strictly speaking, salt is
not fertilizer, as an analysis shows it
to contain little or no plant food. From
ancient times. however, down to the
present day it has been applied to land
generally with beneficial results, SO that
experience, our best teacher, indorses
its use. On lands that are near enough
to the sea to receive the salt spray,
which storms often carry to O consider
able distance inland, or on such lands
as contain chlorine and soda in any
form, salt would have no appreciab]e
effect, but on soils of an opposite char.
acter an application of salt is frequently
very beneficial. By some means its
presence brings about chemical change
in the soil which renders available an
additional amount of plant food for the
growing crops. Not only this, but the
great affinity it has for water causes it
to attract from the dews and the vapors
of the atmosphere an amount of mois.
ture. which,. in drouth, enables the
crops to resist to some extent, the effects
of the dry weather. A liberal applica.
ton Of salt is said also to prevent rust
in cotton, though this is not well es-
tablished. An additional benefit to be
derived from an application of salt is
that 1t kills the larvae OF many noxious
insects such as cutworms, etc. I would
advise you to use it in your compost
heap. i'll such proportion as that from 8
to 10 bushels will be applied to the acre.
State Agricultural Department.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12

taken internally.
Swift's Specific Is. S. S. is the
right remedy for Catarrh. 1t
cures the most obstinate cases by
going direct to the cause of the
trouble-the blood--and forcing
out the disease. Those who have
met with SO much disappointment
from local treatment should throw
aside their sprays, washes and in
haling mixtures and take S. s. S.
A cure will result. Send for free
books. Address Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12
Get a Start
On Catarrh

Those who get a start on the dis
ease before the cold and disagree
able weather aggravates it, will
find a cure less difficult. Catarrh
increases in severity year by year,
and becomes one of the most OBJ
stinate and deep-seated troubles.
But it is equally important that
the right remedy be given. All
local applications of sprays,
washes, inhalations, etc., can
never cure Catarrh, for they do
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12

What was the origin of the
Spanish race? A contemporary,
in discussing the query, recalls an
old Italian proverb which says
that est. Iago (St. James, placed
in bladder the heart of fox
and the fangs Of wolf, and blew
it up and called it a Spaniard. Z
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12

not reach the dis
ease. Catarrh is
in the blood, and
only a bio cd
remedy can cure
it. Local appli-
ca ms only
reach theirritated
surface; the right
remedy must be
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-01-12

Educate Your Bowels with Cabcarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
loc, @5c. II @. c. G. fail, druggists refund money
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Referat fra Qarsmooet
ior ben Joreneoe norif lntberite airfe
Amerifa.
(Slutuina.)

Wsbtts iib'i, Dag b~sbancIso. frrlis
SfoltIos,n og tom I'll en- bslpi9 It'lut'
nina. Der bapbt par,i a Weo, m.ltm
Ct. Olaf 9orpordttpuen os ben Jor'
snsot airtss gOdro Of 3ru't.,s an9ad.ns
be 1oranbrinq,u al Interpretations
urtiil,rns og aIt par bI,p,n oren,t til
f~rtosfin.noe fra ben iormsIt Siot.
aarsmsott 'pnfitu,r,be is Tom 81,
Olaf RorpOrotiou O9 fsl9snos bIso odlst
til sruiit,ier: 8. u. 9sblsn og Bat.
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9srpuu bltp gaitor I. q. 8ilodbI
puIqt Tom gsitpr,r for Ct. Slaf college,
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sir.,tionen.
Mdu qoc osnn. Ct gint ON, at ben
burbt pola. Qrof. Wobu til 9ic,bsitpr,r
al Goq,ost.
pdItor 9ilodhl u%otolts, at ban ,nonii
life bsTtemt iunbs roe, ON ban tuuoe
mootaos @alost Tom gsitnrtr for Goll.'
get.
Zen forbsrtbtuos Ifbtlino btb pre't.'
foIen I S,minariri, minneapolis, foI
FortTrttcs I Gdr snbnu % for osnrs be
pilosbss Der $4,000 / QRrerlsn.
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fono poo 100000 fur bel me Ssminar,
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ben @ursmsoet 1900. gponino.rn, ia!
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Gn acmitt bltp n.oiot for at 'tr,
5omfunbst en- posf.nbe 9nqostomt;
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q. Rasmussen.
Gr aomite oalqtss for al 'cret tcr
uoFrroio,Iitn az be til Sp'sr.li. az
S~amfunb.ts S,cI.bpgnirgsr nsoosnotg'
3,aHino,r. Gnbub "a g~srsantn9sr al
soTtenos: prof. gstmun, prof. Wtobn
oa po't. :. Dr.. Dahl.
SiI lloarbeio.fit al en- Seminarte'
tonitttution paIotss: prof. gsdmdn,
pditorsrne Roaltpam, 3dn9iero, n
HitloFao % prof. Gitsluno.
6ormauh 6epmt palotss til at 'uml'
DC 100000 til Ssminurisbp9ning 'mso
6iplp at goarb Of Iruitsss.
Sole Stensldnb oplpit., al ban ptlo'
qips $1,000 for bpsr $4,000 tontdnt,
ION inbtommsr til 9nanin9srnc. Der
bar msQsn gsgsiTtrinq for Saaen oa
Qursmsbet dfTIutt.oss mtb mssen Stls
freosbce.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
Yroces moo Ipoiclcm
Yaulus.

Gn apis i gltben iortGaer: st peI,
o0oigt SelItab / aonitdntinopsl ior.
anitaItsoe nplig en- Snoiumlino, ca
paa bet trptts Opraao fanotes ooiao
ct Gitat af PauIi 9rep til 8ulaterns.
Rogle Su9e, eftsrut bette Opraab
par uoisuot, inOfanbt Der ia en- DO
Iitimanb / bet Srpftsri, bppr bet par
trntt, o9 ipurgts eft,r 4oresfeu til zen
pts Sdulus," ION bapbe rstt,t pprsrIte
Orb til gebosrue al @olata zen fors
itab til SonitdntinopsD. gootrptte.
rem, iom nsppe tunoe bare ia for Cat
ter, iaaoe, at gauIus bar brb 70,
1900 aar iiosn; men Sonitablen. ION
trutne, at man OiIos bacr BAN tilbeoIte,
tp9 'lmpslthsn % orreitersot 9ootrnts
tsrsn, ION iFrit ,ftsr mango Opbrpels
ier bier iluppst uo ioisn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
Sporior CT Wearenc iortc?

De Tsbss 10 bible lieeIom hi, men
FILTER mart Saroe % bIir forte; bDor,
for? So, be sr bsitsmt til at lsps / ST
bsbe Sproitrsa. Oct forte ab~ior6srer
@drmsn, og Reasren man bsIianoio
ti9mpe msb en- br9noenbe Sol. Del
forte opiumler 8drms, % bet bpibe Its-
Der ben fra ii9. gRa en- Sobbercent oo
en- 10sGent | Splsn. Sm fem Winu.
ter bill ou fsle. ndor bu taoer Dem
Sadnoen, at Sobbsrcenten nrIt,r
brGnbcr big. mebsns 1OsGsnten nepp,
sr oorm. 0stts lille Grepriment oil
6sitprte big / bin Wsning, Iom ou uiIfz
moi a1ereos bar. at Negsrsns rette Sisru
sr bet beos 4frita.
De bpios | amsrita sr pfte uoIotte 10.
Solitit, be iorts albrie. Spuraf TOM
msr bst9 So, Rsssrens Sub er febtao.
tig; eiennsm fine Yorsr afIsnoer han
Ssbt; osraf ben sisnbommeIiae Reoer.
lugt. 9stts 6sbt bsIfptter BAN moi
SolItit, fprbi bet binbrsr SolItraolerp,
fra at tr9nse aiennsm Suosn % inn.
oirte fdcelist pua globpmlrbet 20 Ser.
usipitemet.
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ga Grosic % Smcan.

On pibtlsftis Sag uf life liosn On
tsrssis bar nplie fact I'm afilutuin9,
9psns Srunodsf, Mr. Sunot % 8apt.
gsder sr bsftplot for at baps IOlet
flsrs grunorso'taber uosn at eioe
Rssnfab bsrfor. .. bar MI 6esee
fonst afTtsb us aopt. @OuIo ,r fore.
lsbis pulst til Ghsf.
6orrige Sirsoas aften uobrsb
Der Slo / Suultss MuIitbanoeI paa
Caledonia Str. gutitsn % bet melt.
Of Snbbost bIsp soelast. glanbt b.
'aonsbs Eager Ct osTaa en- 9iolin til
$500.
- Wous quoerTpr Gp. Nal MI %.
iau ~befiGftigs 9uttsr / i'm SlGbsfu.
BRIT. ct fpsctslt Department Nal
rprsttss hsrfor.
mrs. Innu Sppinb Bier Sirs.
bag uf 9egsrns M. 9. Sout "a Sal.
lurb srtInrst inbsips % i,not til
Snibsfngshoipttdlst / Wenbotd.
GrsWtupur 9apib Muffin al
Suppsr G Muffin 9umb.r So. beb,
furriss Snsoae often / en- 4loer al
70 aar. afosb. bar brret bpiat be,
iiben 1872.
R. 8. Snussr, 324 aino Str.
bect forrie. Ssnbae of Mnoebetnn.
oslis. qibfbe bar 80 glar aammel
Sans Gig isnbtss til 8sitbb, 8srnur
Co., bOor ban Bier bsgraoet.
asupas pg Storsns me SaroeIt.
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5rsn6 SsIanO og OiIts ia at bore ubs
mrrtet. 0m SOmpanist hal bpoo,
5obrit Der / Spsr tun inosn meb g,.
iiemtbsb fac.
Ringlin9 Bros. tor, girfus
FdI babe 5prsitiIine Der BEN 21b,
SuIi.
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y. y. Pofmcyer.

Sele9rommcrne ira Snooirifd pmta.
ler oitere cit Ntoub, ipm beoer Sois
meper, % bpis uo0eu fan hirore eli
ari9 measm en9luno % SOerrspubli.
fen, lna er bet bom. 8. 8. 6pimeper
or 6Grereu Ipr Oct holanoIte Rarti /
aaptoIouieus @orlnmeut. S9iaa i
aaptclonicn bur Der ocifilioe 6olpn.
cers, % De bar iunlet ia til ell Shifting,
ION pao Ioritjcaioe Smronoer ltaar
Sopplttou til be beritenoc GnaelIt,
mGro. SoimeBcr fen tolc meo DON
8aul ion. tn9eu ouoen, oa ban ielp pco
bpor Stoen trptter. Der CT ell iuor,
6Orltaaellc meuem Dem. @n9elitm9n
oens Ter MI, al ari9 euer 5reb for e.
itor Del oibGn9er al oe p~aaonneto,
unoerhanolit8er mellem Dem. Se SOL
iGnbere, lpm CT isote % bnarne i Sno.
aIrita, taIoer iis %AiritanOers, % i Sap
tolpnien banner be Ell 5prbuno. Z. d
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9enleenoer bar ban itnnst Cecil Rbooe,
llGr, % ban bar itpttct oennc / bon,
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ban par nenis mco Den mG9tigc Mano
fnno, Wtr. RbOoes / bam Ell Dtpo
itancer, iom par BAN pproi0.
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SmaapIuf.

6r. 8. @i,rmo ira armitrous,
.Sopo, II Der pao Ssise hos SlGsis
hinge.
Qoftbub Sieuro 6aIporion bar
faatt en- Ssri, paa 4 Tiger, os btSis ptI
ban tiIbrirse / California % paa Btlt'
tnft,r. 6an tiItraaot, R,iisn til San
srantisto Snsbas often. Grd San
arauciscp refer ban til Cos Gng.lsS
cio.
Or. Sscnr Stt,i,n fra Stour
SoIs, g. Dat, bar prret her nosI'
Gage I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gpen q. Rubb bar iolgt TN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS til 8. 6.
sbuns fra Si%sblaubpils, ION bar
I,i,i RtIiors gpsrins pau BEN arocr
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en- TaumSs Sio.
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iihitt SOrsbag R9t,oiet iii Srgsbora
8. GIsssb,rs fra WooiIon 9otpnfhip,
- 9rubt 6dnos fra Spring BAL
Isr, Winu., sr Der pdn 8sis9 bra
SIrat Og 9srnsr I 9ttorab og Sms
son.
Tr. % mrs. g. 8. StmonTpn
fra Gilbert SEQ fsirsh, ben Abe Gull I
Tecurdb.
qrof. g. 81. parts b,fisnbtqisr,
at al, StoIsbern moa Da'cin,reS, FER
rriis Stulenor bsgnnbsr.
Der Abe Sui bIsp lit. ferret /
DEBORAH iuur, men be fIsits at Rabos
bp,rrs bar PATRIOTIC not lii at boIoe
nsTpt,sbe Abe Sulifsifsr. Gn Wasie
at 9scorubs gefoItnina bar / 5r.es
port. Ssfian, GaImdr eGer andre
Smoabpsr ! ben nprms'te Cmeon.
Grtruto9 ait til Wsit llrior % Snoes
penbsnce.
Ssnrp arrsfpr sr rsiit til Sats
ton, u. Dat, pda gsIss.
- mrs. Self / @s't 9scorah fpIbts
fprIsbsn Dag TT 99be Gar. gun ,r
fr.mbslss raft % rsris.
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Vra ct &rposforbpr.

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'trsngt Srpbsforbsr Opsr ct gibr.).
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blsgs, naar be bar ppr.t bsfpimecs.
life ianbt2"
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4oboidten: "Sar De muar, nposr =.
'tnbe bert ON ct siIfrIos. bpor b,n
geipim,bs life bIsp bl,g2"
gibH,t: ga"
gbUotutsn: SCAR De feb Ts.t Sst2"
@ibnst: ga"
gepotdtsn: "Ronr2"
@tontt: "Omtrsrt for ,i 9lor tiIboo,
h.ri gn,r."
9hoc'dtsu: 20 bOsm bar foa btn
pndqirbnN'-
DIT bar en- Nha,r."
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
ga mtltes 2esning go 6
i~nSbunrer.

81 fan MI itaHe 6amilies 2es'
ming go. 6 iubbunoen for Is
Gents EXTRA. Eaa ben Maaoe uil
man beore tuune bepare be uatrc
BtleOer.
"3ecorab Soften" og "Seo
gruen" ct Nar iamt HrGmie'
bogen luobunoen S1.40. Rpe
Ibpunenter fan iaa Ell Rlore
@argung at "Seo Irnen" paa
8jgbet, iaa lanst Splaget refer.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
Sribcoeoaacn Silpcr Safe

Sieroe Suli blsp ogida iaar fettst
pua en- pen, prroig Wadoe / Silper
2ute. llnqoommen / puitpr gses Wte>
niobso Tonot ct 8ar gdr Iiosn pau at
bpooe en- Wuiitpapillion / en- pen Sto9s
luno slsr parf mar p~rsitegdaroen %
fra Qupiliouen 1T Ri bouos Sang o.
Sulsr. 9u en- ganits bstpbelig 5priums
ling al oamls Iom hinge uo pau 5prs
mioouesn baooe flottst iio / itsrrs %
minore Sag runot ! Yurtsn, its9 9aitor
gse frsm p9 BIB a[le % enbpsr biertslis
psltummsn. Sunstcret GAP ps "4mss
RIGA, booreiter paitorsn talts for 9as
gen. Wiooag. Otter Niobogsn III ri
"8si oil dltio tlago" o.f.b % obenpaG
oenns pgts nurits Sang en- bjsrtelia
nOrItamsritunit Gale al proiesIor
Eoe9duro ira 81. 4nssar Ssminarp.
Gen par COB; men isa eiprbs osSparre
insen Rsotegnslier. @i fulos bore
Noritamsritansrs, boIbs Mors Maal %
6ars Slit / aat pg 9Gre % life fate
bort ben arD, hi 1T at eisnma. 8i
bleo lite 9obs amsritansrs peo at tate
bort Worsmaaiet oe fSars % Wors
SRoer % Stitts. Msn ri tunos eff.
BET, ION bar Ggte Norit "a blir iaa me-
get bsors Imeritunsrs iu't bsrbee. Den
nor'te Siterdtur bar en- 8uloqru6e. Ri
tllnoe slt Rigocmms at. "a hi tunos
lore nsaet oso at Ituosrs ben norIfe 81
o'trie. vi 'tulos pare naturlias. Inno,
og 1rlig..
ga cs 6udno at sios,
Wen si tro al Bib.
Oar ei Roromonos Dis.
De hinge mnotte life tro be oilos iii
tore oso at tpnte imaat ON line rorftc
Sabre. 90 be Itulbe itte fprIsoe Al
piite I'D bet norife aorattertrrt, be NJ
mso / Irpen. De ffuloe aote ca ere
fine norTte 59bre og frpgts % elite
Sub, iaa pilos bet enu oem aobt / bette
2uno. - Rogst Tiat omtrent ia ban.
men ban Ia bet / en- bsore ~uoarbsioet
5orm.
Snd optrddotc en- Rutfc Stuosnfer
mso bosr lin Gale paa GneelF. Soos
oiot ieo foritoo. q be ale, sler bopo.
pGrst Stuosnter bcb ct. gnsoar &C.
mindrp. 20 bFrsr bienmc | gees Wcs
nt9beo, na IN bar fra Rcd Gresf. De
par TIinte cQ 1T i%ortisnt gif.lo. Wsls
lem 2oIsrns bupos Ri Sonq. "gr."
maatte fren pud Sri6unsn; men nan
par uforbsrsot % oibits life I'm 2srs.
5dn for'sgte at Itrpts Iibt oper Rorbs
mrnbens / gmerita % IA, at bet oft,
par ida, at Imsritdnsrne tRntts Ttsrrs
ON os Ror'ts, sno oi tGntte ON ps ftlo.
Sd ale be andre baOos fat gifalo, 1T
oaina gr. Sa bIeu iss RIB til Srene;
men ida tom Sunstorst m,b ben norIte
Rationalidug, ps slsmte aft. Sppr BEN
patr. Dlslcoi % be bisrtslios Orb boa
tan iuu nit Sisrtss Strsns, til at
Dibrs, mems i.s | ostt, itprs, mrstiee
2uno Inter til ben norT, R~ational.
fang! Den, ipm fan btrs ben Sons
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07
Secprab % SmegH.
.2su Ste Sui, 1898.
Selpmprb.

1r,o,rii Berg, en- at be samIs Set
tltrs paa 0aibtnston prutrts, bs9''
S,lpmoro Iicits Rdnous. San Ols0
Rarpao Rors,u msIsm al s os 9
funsen brnetnos / st llobus. 60r
ncol, adr iiosu bier ban alporI's'
rarmst al ct SIastiIfGIoe, o9 then
ben zio bar han aItio p1rst | nsotrptt
Stue8tsmuine os bar siOrt ct Bar
gforIso paa S,lumorb. @foses oor
rm,rino so Oar gomm,I 90 ,itsrIabsr
chi. "a 8 9rrn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07

Ut gig. ION baOOs brnot i 10 qor.
Pdd Sonrosn darcit / 1iets titnte for
10 aar iiosa en- 2apptaut. % ben Nib
Ton, al 5i'tsrns iiuIpe relic pua 9oiot.
r''ei, IA bans SusbpnO. at ban itulss
o1r, msO til 2ofottn. 0site mopIott,
Suttsu No aIosIss, % en- Dottsr 0uo
toriOonot BON, oa man troeoe. at ban bar
rent, 'trlosr "Rorolanos 81" Ru fsrit
I Stnt'r fdnot mon BAN brrusnOs OBJ,
9oa st QtrrtIoit. Ran "a, at ban por
"tsrist ION en- tsy Gir. % uqiten aien
aemitatia.
Den noroIanoits lTontaii leDer .rb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-07-07

Oct Ter imuut ub mso BEN poa.
tantts aliance msllsm China Ga Ca.
! pan. Saost msllsm BEN ,r jsrtt.