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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

Wisconsin, churches, hospitals, col
leges, schools and public institutions
generally have felt his generosity and
for many years committees have felt
that they could rely upon him to give
them a good round gift. 1t is not
tributed largely for the public but es-
pecially was it true In the world of
politics. He always contributed freely
not only to the funds Of the republican
organizations in the city and county
where he lived but also to the congress
sional, state and national committees.
This was so well known that commit
tees often spent money with freedom
which bordered upon recklessness,
knowing that the "old man" would see
them out. For several years, the ex-
penses of the state central committee
in providing speakers, public docu-
ments. clerk hire and other items were
largely met by his donations. In fact,
it is said that in one campaign, notable
for the amount of work done by the
several committees, city, county, con-
lgressional, state and national, the
drains upon Mr.. Sawyer exceeded
$50,
Mr.. Sawyer's generosity is as we'll
known in Washington and New York
as it is in Oshkosh. and the national
committee Sas as free to call upon
L., hn
campaign of 1892, in company with one
of the candidates on the national ticket
he subscribed an amount of money
which enabled prominent western
committee's work and did much to-
wards carrying on an aggressive cam
lpaign. Several years ago, d western
man was nominated for con-
gress In doubtful district. He
heSitated about taking the nomination
He stated the case 20 Senator Sawyer,
said he was poor, could not afford to
run, had no money, etc. Ar. Sawyer
handed him check for 5000. The
man made the run and was elected.
And this big-heartedness was never
blindly partisan or hide-boun6 in the
least. To show this his friends have
often laughed at an occurrence IN Osh-
kosh several years ago. There had
been an exciting political campaiea.
The democrats had put up strong
fight and made many speeches. Chas.
Barber, Jim Merrill c. w. Felker. Ed.
Wall and a lot of the other boys. had
whooped 1t up in great shape with
marching clubs, banners and brass
bands, only to get ingloriously beaten.
After election they were the bluest lot
lof politicians Oshkosh had ever seen.
The committee had pile of bills &c
pay and no money To raise money
for political purposes after election
was to pay for the deadest kind OF
dead horse. One Of the committee
jokingly said he would TASK Sawyer to
help" him. Greatly to his surprise Mr.
Sawyer gave him a check for the
amount the committee lacked.
This habit of freely giving did not
always lead to good results. Many
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

for upper Egypt. If we lose Phiiae
Tor the tourist and the artist and the
archaeologist, We will gain millions of
acres more for the fellaheen's agricul-
lure and the revenue from the irriga-
ton IT will afford will double the return
81 annual income to the finances of
the goVernment-so much so that if the
British were allowed free hand, this
increased revenue could be made in n
short time to clear Egypt from debt.
John Ward, +. S. A., in Ainslee's.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05
GEYsERs OF YELLOWSTONE PARK

The New York Sun, commenting on
reports that the geysers of the Yellow
stone national park are subsiding and
may become extinct in the next 10
years, says: Scattered all over this
wonderland of geysers and thermal
springs are volcanic cones. rising 1000
to 5000 feet above the general level
Lava and ashes long since ceased to
pour from their craters, but the springs
and about 20 Jets or geysers still re-
main to prove that the underground
energy has not yet entirely subsidized
The behavior of these springs and
geysers differs from year to year, and
because they exhibit declining activity
in any one year or a series of years II
cannot BIO safely predicted that the phe-
nomena will cease within short
time. Jets here and there may cease
to spout, but simultaneously new geys-
ers, displaying the liveliest ebullitions,
may come into view. Fountain gey-
ser seems to have subsidized for the
present, at least, but nearby new
geyser, which rejoices in the name OF
Dewey, has suddenly appeared. A
certain tranquil thermal spring was
observed but little before 1880, when
1t suddenly became the most vigorous
of all the great jets in the park, send
ing its water 300 feet into the air and
worthily gaining the name Excelsior.
Some years the thermal waters are
much hotter and far more abundant
than in others, and these facts explain
the differing conditions of activity
which tourists report from one season
to another"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05
THE ORIGIN OF CHESS.
Many Countries Lay Claims to the
Honor.

SO ancient is chess, the most purely
intellectual Of games, that Its origin Is
wrapped In mystery The Hindoos
say that II was the invention of an
astronomer who lived more than 5000
years ago, and was possessed of super,
natural knowledge and acutepeBs.
Greek historians assert that the game
was invented by Palamedes to beguiie
the tedium Of the siege Of Troy. The
Arab legend Is that 1t was devised for
the instruction OF young despot by
his father, learned BrahmIn, TO teach
the youth that king, no matter how
powerful, was dependent upon his sub
jects for safety.
The probability Is that the game was
the invention of some military genius
for the purpose Of illustrating the art
OK war, There is no doubt that IL
originated In India. for a game called
by the sapskrt names u Cheturanga
which in the most essential points re-
sembles modern chess, and was M .
questionably parent OF the latter game
lis mentioned in oriental literature as
in use fully 1000 years before the
Christian era In It's gradual diffusion
over the world the game has under
gone many notifications and changes
but marked resemblances TO the early
Indian game are still to be found in Il
From india chess spread into Persia.
and thence into Arabia, and the Arabs
took It to Spain, and the rest OF west
ern Europe.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

Oshkosh, March 30.-Ex-United
States Senator Philetus Sawyer died
Thursday morning at 9:15 o'clock at
the residence of his son, f. P. Sawyer,
In this city. The illness resulting in
his death became serious at 4 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The attack at first
affected the stomach, but later the
bowels and kidneys became involved.
He was conscious to the last and hav-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

Topeka Capitalize story that a
painted advertisement of a liver rem
coy on the side Of an Iowa barn caused
span OF mules to run away, causes
Gomer Davies to remark that nobody
but fool mule would stop to read an
advertisement painted on a building or
fence, anyhow.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

ing been subject to these attacks before
the family felt no particular alarm.
Some members of the family even went
down to their place of business this
morning.
Mr.. Sawyer's death was unexpected.
He was down town Tuesday afternoon
and complained of not feeling well.
Returning home he sent for DR.. T. P.
Russell, the family physician, who stat
ed that Mr.. Sawyer had better remain
in bed but that there was no immediate
danger Wednesday he seemed bright
and expressed the opinion that he would
be out in a day or so. Wednesday
night he rested fairly well and his
friends thought that he was on the
road to recovery.
No one was with him at the time he
died excepting Mrs. Phil Sawyer, Jr,
wife of his grandson. Mr.. Sawyer
seemed restless and put his hand to his
head several times. as if in thought.
She asked him what the trouble was
and he requested her to remove his
shoes and stockings, although he was
in bed and had none on. Suddenly he
settled back with a long sigh and was
dead before she realized it.
1t is probable the funeral will be held
next Sunday and that the Rev. E. H.
Smith of the First Congregational
church will officiate. Mrs. w. o..
Goodman, his daughter, is in Washing
ton. accompanied by Mrs. Edward P.
Sawyer and her daughter, Mrs. c. c.
Chase. of this city. They have been
wired and started for home immedi-
a,e.v. The remains will be placed i'll
the family vault at Riverside cemetery
erected few vars ago at a cost oil
10000
His Career.
As the wealthiest man in Oshkosh
and one who has been identified di-
rectly and indirectly with so much OF
that citys business prosperity the ven
cradle ex-senator stood pre-eminently
at the head of the list of Oshkosh
DuSiutoS ucus MI odNsOA was DOA IA
in Whiting, Vermont, Sept. p, 1916,
came to Oshkosh in 1S49 and the fol-
lowing year operated a sawmill in
Oshkosh upon a contract by the thous-
and feet Then he rented the mill and
operated it until 1853, when he went
into partnership with Brand & Olcott
of Fond du Lac and purchased the
mill. In 1856 Olcott withdrew and the
firm of Brand & Sawyer continued I'M
til 1862, at which time Mr.. Sawyer and
his son, Edgar p, became sole propri-
etors, under the name Of P. Sawyer &
Son, which firm still continues, although
the little old mill has long since ceased
TO be the base OF operations OF the
firm. By fortunate investments in
pine lands in an early day Mr. Sawyer
realized fortune in itself, and by that
far-seeing business sagacity for which
be was ever distinguished, his later
business ventures, too numerous to
mention. he amassed a wealth which,
I by common repute, classed him among
the millionaires. About 1876. in the
reorganization Of the old West Wis
eonsin road and the consolidation
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

After being out ON strike since
since Dec. 18th, all miners OF north
central Iowa will resume work next
Monday as a result OF an agreement
whereby the miners gain an advance
OF three cents per day as a result of a
sixteen weeks olekout.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

At New York Fred Gilbert Of Spirit
Lake, Iowa, defeated ]. A. r. Elliott Of
Kansas City, in the 100 bird match for
the Dupont Trophy by a score Of 80
to 9e.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05
SAWYER is CALLED
VENERABLE EX-SENATOR PASSES
AWAY AT OSHKOSH.
AN HokoRED LIFE ENDED

Deceased III But a Short Time and
Death Rather Unexpected-Suc-
cessful Career as Business Man and
Legislator-How His Great Wealth
Was Accumulated
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

The Russian government, according
to dispatch TO the London Times
from st. Petersburg. Is considering a
scheme for large increase in the Rus
sian navy.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

On the receipt of the news of Sena-
tor Sawyer's death at the capitol the
flag was Immediately hung at half
mast and many expressions Of sorrow
were heard about the corridors of the
state house. 1t is expected large del
egation of state officials and other cit
liens will go to Oshkosh to attend the
funeral.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

er fjenOt operalt ps Tuiinoer a
&pinber er blepet belbreoebe pet
bets 9ielp for alporlise Npre-
bsip9rlisbeber.
MrS. 8lnfbam'S Gremsan9ss
maaoe er soofjenot af Maporen,
Yoltmelteren og andre | benoes
esen 8p.
9enbes Wteoicin er enbosieret
al en- utaaig Sfare al tafnemlise
&piuoer, bpis 8reue itabig trpt-
fes | bette Blnb. @nbper &pinbe
buroe l9ie oisle 8repe.
Mrs. Binfbam sluer &aao til
libenbe 8pinber nben Betaling.
9enoes Moresie er 2pnn, Masi.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
MemmeSfets SttrreIie.

Yrpfesipr 81. @ulbbers | &riitiania
bar / I0nsere 9Th ipsieIiat iis meb al
mberiree Menneitenes siennemlniiliet
StprrelIe i MiobelaIoeren. Gertil bar
ban iomlet ct meae. itrrt Wateriale.
Spm naturlist si9loer bet Der en-
M9nebc Mualinser al Steletter oa
S%teIeipels. On ipie 1ir pil Hrpiesip.
rem p9re i9roil meo tit Nrbeioe, be,
bliuer pffentlissiprt / ct uibenitatelisi
Tibsfrift. Som befiennt, sr bet blanci
bet itpre Yublifum en- a~lminoelie ne.
ming, at Solicit tiolisere bar psret lansi
iterre eno | 9utioen, % moi hprer il
piie Gale ON iioliser' 1ibsrs aiamps,
- Ell Mcning. Der riitnot iauner al
GrunS.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
Del for Slastninssr, iom / bpb Ssrz

Del for Slastninssr, Tom / bpb Ssrz
sebrast bepasebe fig benimob 0sren.
plubielis blep allies SpmartfombeD
benpenpt mob praoiteitolen- pr9ften
ftob, fpm ON ban pentebe, % ben OPP
martiomme Mensbe iaa Mr. Sliper
reife Jig op % gaa benimoo 4lters
plabien og pente. s ct Sieblit bar
Miis Gopper bos BAN os lasbe i'm
5aanb | bans. 90 bar alt Hart Tom
Susen. Snsen tanfte paa at sda i'm
8ei, os Sames Sliper os Senrietio
gotpper bleb bet.
gruo % 8rubsOm fisrts ipprens
itress til SIR. Differs Diem. % til
TENT paa often bsrts mar be glade
unse Menneiter. Tom bapbe lebiaget
benz. 9pers oper 4geren glimtebe Iom
ct Gisnfarb / Maanelpiet ben bpios
Marmoritstte oper bans fsrite apnes
@rap.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
Gmsclife Yapirmoblcr.

5lere perioner | 2onoon, Der paa
@runo af tit Hapn eler Stano er nppt
til at babe en- slimrenoe mpbleret 2eis
lisbeb men iapner be bertil ~fornspne
pensemioler, bar ifslse "Irtitetten"
bespnpt at anifaHe Jig Wsbler at
Yapiermahe, Der er iaa uomertst
imiteret, at tun De faa, Der peo 8eiteo.
amer Sammenbansen. Selp / rise
5oIts Suie anpenbes bpppise paneIer
at fpmprimeret papir, iarlis | 8pr@
rioorer ps 9ierner. Der ttte er piosre
belpite.
Man ubfersr pisie paneIer mep iaa
tor en- &unitf9roigbep, at be sier at
iurat famine SnDtrpt paa 8eituerenS
Vie iom aste MatsriaIe. s Ipbpgs
Ringer tan mar Z foririnlige Srappes
r9tperter af imitsret WabognitrG,
label at tomprimeret papir. Der in-
bes abftiaise 3unitnere / 2onbpn, /
bpis rist uoitprebe Mobtdgeliespareis
fer fun Fnbes imitsrepe Msbler, bpor>
lii Der lite er benpttet en- eneite Stump
Srq, mebens prastfulbe Metalbeila lag
% Nebne Speile forbsier beres Elliot
felie.
Gosle af bisie @ienitanoe mansler
sanite 8asiibe, men sisr bog Snotrpt
af at barre betpemme Wsbler. Selp
Slpmitsrppttsr, Der tilfpnelaoence sr
af Maiolita elIer pprcenan. beftaar at
Yapier=m made, pg en- toftbar @aabens
iamlins paa @Gssen fan liselebes
bore p~robuttet at en- bebanois Gfterz
lisning.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

paa 6jeIbene oftaset en- sonite eienpcm
melis Gorm % en- llouiilins ! Hrsbbe
ION CT bsiit paoialbsnbe.
ct, aifbas, Gusleblerse iibbpttsi
Saionen iajennem ip~fiematiit, be unbr'
Der tan fun belsges unber gunftisI
Seirforbolb. oa ieIp en- ipas @ino brin
Ger 5auet ! Cprsr % gisr aanbiisnin
gen nmulis. !SpOr ualbis BOlsernes
Nasi er, frennsaar oerai, at b. paa ct
ailoa leb pefilis Baalanbsform naa,
iurrs cper Zen poa ct Stsb, bpor Bonn,
er 300 SOB bsi % fommer neb bag pei
'gpen" JONI srSnne, ifummenoe @asfa'
Der.
5nglene fanses p~rientlis peb at inar'
benz meb en 2sife At fin, itGrf Snor
paa eli lang. Stans.
Manse Stereg nlaa ben, Der ifal fan
&c 5uslc eaer plpnbre sGs at &eberne,
iaoe iis fire neb ab &lipperne / lanst
3ona Tom tiolisere siorbes al Seitel
baor men | bore Gage Of Maniaabamp.
ulptfestilf9lber a forben iaa aIminpea
lige, at nrppe Ell ct. &ilbnmanb osbs
Il Jim Seng; men | bore Dage er b.
ij9lone nben at bet er Hart, bporpao
bet berpr. Tbi minbre' briItige lpnes
5nslerspcrne life at pare blepne. Sppr
tort ct 2uftiprins ct Menneife fan sisre
ps bog fomme fra bet neb 9ipst, piier
Ielsenbe Senoelie:
On liben Eise fob paa en- &Iippe %
iaa paa npsle M9no, lpm ianeebe
5usle. On fum Der ct plubieliat 8inb.
Iteb, iont blaite benbes Sfjsrte op a Ia
Sa0on % iDrte benbe meb iis uo uper
&~lipperanben, iaa bun ltprtebe neo | en-
$50 Sobs Gpbbe. IA M9nbene fom
for at faa fat / benoes Sig. ianbt be
benoe / 2ipe. Sum ituo paa Sppebet,
nteo bette bpbt nebe / en- 2unbes Sule,
TIL beltisuis bar Der ct tpft Sag @rpn'
ip9r, bpOr bun fnlbt, iaalebes at ben.
bes Sfnlore bapoe taset mob Stpbet.
SfjpHt bun | ptte Gase ipepebe mellen
eip % 9so, Tom bun iis bog iuIbs
lt9noig.
Sermeo pil hi lutte Dor Ilpstise Iiiit
paa Ct. &iloa o9 bps ben lie Saanps
Iilo Meuueifer, bpis Sip er fnpiiet til
oens Slipper. 9en er, fan mni bel
ilse. troos fin Rrrbeo reo 8erbens
melt iremifreone 2ano Ell al be melt az
lioeS Eleiier paa Dor &looe, % Oct er
life nben Snteresie at le, bppr priiniiipt
Sip Tan lepes ida nGr pp til % bps iaa
baablplt ltiIt ira iaa messt al bet, Der
for ps siper bet Snbbolo % Serp.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
Sruets U~orinssporoi.

Nplig foretagne Experimental
2anobrussbspartementst | Waibinss
ton piisr, at 5ruet / Mlminbsliabeo
inoebploer fprbauienbe Tibet, Der fan
forpanoIes til Blob os Muftler hos
ct Mfenneife. Bananas % 0inbruer
inbebolber fun 2 Yrpcent Iadbont
Stpf. mebens 9Gbler, 8irieber,
Sorbber, grinssb9r, S~ronebar, Gis
trcner ps appelinsr life bsIibosr
mere sno Ell prpeent. 9ette Ieper ps
til ben Sluining, at al idaoan Sruat
billie pGre at lioen 8erbi iii oct
menneiieliee 2eaemes llnherbplo, ON
ben fulee ubaisre Dor eneIte eller be-
Ientligite 5sbe. Poa ben anocn
Sioe er Der ineen Spil ON, at bisIe
6rugtIorier bar en- rent beliebrins
senoe Snbpirtning paa 2eeemst paa
8runb at fine fortr9Helise meoicinfe
ggsnItaber. Srusten inoebolbsr me-
get Sutfers % StipeIisItof os blipsr
paa ben WtGaos Iigeida nsopenois
for at boloe WoItineriet isans ps Def
imnrt. ipm Slien er nsonenbia for
at en- 2omps iial gipe 2ps. Bananas
bar 81 prpcsut Suffer % GtipelIe,
itof, @inbrusr 81, 9Gbler Is, airies
barr % Sranebrr IL. appeIiiner g,
Gitrpner s pe Sorobar prpcsnt.
SingebGr % 0ruer bsiiobsr 2 prps
cent Seotitpf, ps be andre n9pnts
Sprtsr inoebplnsr l Yrocent Sebts
itpf. ) en- Sanbmelon er Der 80
prpeent @anb.
If 0rsntiaser bar Gina Bonner
ben itcrite Nerinssparbi. ioet be in,
oebplber life minore eno 80 Yroeert
rent NerinesIipf. "Sfpeet" spcte.er
tommsr nGit msb 20 procent, bers
efter 9ren9rter mep % Yroeent.
6~pibppteter meo q procent oe
"Strina Scans" meo t3 Vrccert.
@rrnt "Gtpeets Corn" inoeboIbsr 10
prpcsni NerinssItof. gGrier II prps
cent, Surnips IL Yrooeni. 3aalbope'
Der, Conditioner os Spiuad 8 Pros
cent, M~iparaaer 6 prpeent, Igurtsr
4 Yrccent. Sprreoe Bonner % Ris
er Den binisite Tsoe. man Tan tisbs,
iost be eiper So prpcent iclib Narins.
Siif bar meset flor R9rinssparo
% itaar i bette Stptie paa Srics
mee Ssnisiirb slsr aaliuniise. OF
Dumb sGs oerimpo giper iun balpt
iaa tor Terine iom ct Yunb mas
CERT Sisb - en- Splpsnius. Der Ipoer
npset operraitenoe. ea ri altio bar
p9rei pant til at fpre'tiIle ps 9Gs
ION meaet nQrenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
Sorscn enote brat.
6armer berte paa 6raptalen ior
apne Nu. 1 % gifteoe Ig itrag.

Somes Oliver. en- peIitaasnpe Jars
mer. iom Dor ! R9rbepen al 8enopa.
20. ga. bar / tprrise llse 9opeofsus
rem | en- opbbelt SSitioelisbeb, ion,
forbanot en- sribenbe SsrsetaIe % ct
muntert Srplup. Mrs. SIiper bar
en- uns. imut apinbe. icm bapoe p9rst
en- al be met afbolote bigger | Gpnntiet.
ca bun broe Tor tire Maaneoer iioen.
gun bapbs tun pGret gift ct @ar ps
sfterlcb Mr. Oliper rent utrsitelig.
pun bIsp beerapet paa 5armsn. og
ARRANGEMENT siort til en- S~srsssubss
tiensite ienere en- Sang. Oliper reiitc
ct Monument Tor at bepare i'm 8pres
Minbe mob 8Iemiel % giencptcs fin
0ipsbdne.
Ger Tiger efter Mrs. diners Doh
tom Miis Seurietta Gpipper til Ggs
men = un9. pnois og fortrplenee.
Sort efter bespnpte Mr. Sliper at l9s'
&C MGrts til bsnbs, men insen ansee.
at bans Ssuiister bar aIporIise.
Gnoelie tom ben Dag, ba Surge
talsn tuloe holees. Den lille 3irte
BAR pattst iulo al aneGstise siIbss
rsrs. Gcli Tom fisrenee fere Dill for
at bore ben peltalenbe Sribut til ben
brape apinos "a Ipttepe iom fietret en-
ZINE. mis- Gotpper par Der. Oct
iamm. rar Oliver. Msen belle airssns
2ansne par innellem benz, Den sris
bsnos Yale par tilenne. Wenisbeoen
par bespnot at fplitts fig os siorss
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
DuIfanffe nobruo.
Srsnet' fra Rrafatuas 1tbtrnb
1883 bsttts iuIblber af 3fil.

Woor Spsrgsmaalet CT ON be urran'
beige 8refter, JON iinbes ifiult i Sor.
bens Snbre, % bpllte &rbfer be per'
fe ubbruo al bisie arafier fan aiiteb.
fonme, trnler pi maaife iprft os fremii
paa geiuus ubbruo / aaret 10 efier
ariiti 5sbiel, ba be TO blcmitrenbe
yDer Eompe' % Sereulanum bleu iulb-
itanois besropet al 9auamasierne. 90
bog er belle benne ioriarbelise Ruta.
ifrofe itilet beIti efpssen al ct pulfanii
uobruo al npsre Gato. Oct CT ub'
brubbet at Wnlfancn arafaiua ! Citin'
bien / 1888 - altiaa for fun IL 9lar
fioen. Tenne gulfon lisser pan Een
al iamme Napr i Sunboitrabet meIem
be ftpre Der Sapa cg Sumatra.
Or. Murrap.g aron siper en- liplis
Sflorins at benne 9~atatrofe | iibite
Summer AT 1St. Ii6olas", bporaf i'll
senoe OpIpsnineer bipiattes:
I'll Ell pride al ouer 20 enselite
Mil eller los, 900 SOB iprsiteoe arufn.
tina pp en- umaaoelis Masie I'm GIfe,
Der bo~gitapelis talt iprebie fig cper belle
Sorben. Store Bloffe at Ytmpitene
fanotes enbnu ganite parm. / en- Giitanb
al 10 Wil fra gnlfanen. !pele ben
norblise Del al Gen, ialt mango 8pab.
raimil, blep ipreust / 5iler os for.
lpanct fnloit9nbis. !Spor Der for par
tgrt 3aro er Der MI 6ap, iom paa en-,
felte Steber maa!er en- 9pbbe af flere
1ulinc Sob. Sapet / ell uib Smfrebs
laties | ct polbiomt Sprpr, % pper
10000 MenneIter omfom | benne
Stormil Hob paa Dc n9rmeite Der -
bppraf enofelte enops bar flere Sinore.
be Mil borte fra Sulfanen. Sa. ben
m9rfeoes enbos peb bet Cube Saabs
5orbjers poa Nfritas Spblpibs 1900
Mil bprte
Zen sreoppenbe 2arni, ipm bette puls
fdnite uobruo aiiteofoml, puersaar al
8eifriuelie. 1il Snbien, Nuitralien
os Suiinber al Dill / ale &stuinaer
brastes 2poen. 8 aarima paa SABA,
$50 Mil borte, iatie be Sabippte no /
&eonmesbaaoe / ben 9ro, at en- eler
anben Camper par lprenst / 9ufien uoe
paa Sapet. Snpps paa Den &oori=
9neS 1868 Weil borte benimtpb Maoa.
sasfar, fnnbe man tpbelis bsre bet fjer.
ne Sren.
9ette er pel for ps 2esiplf bet melt
imppnerenbe ueo belle bette Naturs Sfres
ipil, nlen bet ipm impUnerebe 8iben'
ltabsmRnoene met par bog ben enes
itaaenoe 2uitbDlse, ium oenne grplos
lion latte / Seuegelie. Saabanne Be
preelier | 9uiten males peb ct Snitrus
ment, iom fables 8arpsrat % ipm fin.
oes paa ale Sbierpaiurier % ale Seirs
%bpraaers Staiipner olu., ps man brasie
peo cisie MaoItnser paa bet rene, at
Den 2uiibslse. iom isbtes peb arofa'
tuas llobrur, gif ire @anse runot belle
Sprbtlpoen, Gn Zig B~ep9gelle | 9uf.
ten bar man aloris prrei 8ipne til
Duerfen ier eler lioen.
Naar bet berior CT Spgrgsmaal ON,
bpilfet er BET pplbiomIte Spill al Nas
iurfrGiter, iom Menneitene bar flnnei
iasitase paa DOR Soro. iaa fan maj
trp9t ipare; &rafatuas llobrub / 1888.
Gu Gs9 Der ombDler belle Sproen.
en- Saubslse, Der foster aiiiep 1850
Wiii, ct Sren Der bpres 5000 Mil
borie, IN 9nitbslss Der lager rnnbt
Sornflpoen ire 8anse- bpilfe tpbeligere
Yepis Tan Der lpsrses ON paa 2illtepes
p9relien al be umaaoelise 8r9iter, lpm
ilumrer | Sproens Suorc?
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Gu. tsm smifer at ueoanne ha
I'll S@rer, Norretminesmaao, euer
sntftr aeS unserpisnine Z DC aI'
minoetiae 6 OnmonsSfo % Nsis
ffots Nas, fan 6use, bpao han sns
Yer Oes 3atber sseaoemn, sIibert
yea, Wsium.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
Npem sres,,,n pir,eria hIfsmmtr.

Te el,trthe @trsyaIsr aina bar iaasi unesen Rrseu
fer M ralis Sp;roosH iprai rbht AEersfeaerns
9sfsEs- men arfb.sn fnrat hape reehet Iahnher Al
auisufnnRe @presre. ter al iraffei oslbTsb ies lnnQV
curmt Maansesr sr tiet iraitst use III 2eeeaS Sort
tiliomrsr btE hurtics Y III ting AZ TGnbelicn ett.trS
At turssii cirfsnee on usH tlftthsrilsHhe Sgpgfs
m,nh<t'pr erf1mst. icH ef larstN
Ssi Npteessiis, Sspsr. "a srrtrroer, Ralaria.
fstsr ~Srimmslbee. gsirtmslisSau'ale DalaHtoli
baarIis npsetL Sernlestsh - alt mixer raa en- 'artia
silifaue AZ Spiirrsi Der truptr cishitsig.iQ a. fuses
On ferat 'ptetp31e en- eaeT aEhtu fmtfieH Snanpr.
zeResitpE sUfgrs 'srnc,fr Gsrss ,seos on az bet tshls
SipriemlAoeL lem iieuAss Autt'alcs s1rlia frr aha
Rp,nns'paherins % Tor " sos. Mr CT uematiet az al
sirx 2sssrn, Tea sisr 'pss jeli frse; prss AR ~
% bi arerttplil
Eaaes hos AIR Truaaitrr
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
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