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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
AWAITING REsURREcTlloN.'
Doubl& Row OF Mumnaies IN IN An.
t@S, 0lent Ns3ican Tunnel. .+sg

OOublG Row. OF Mumn1leo In an An
s5@$EfS5 elent Mskican Tunnel. .-@
Near the old town Of Guanajuato,
Mexico. one may see the strangest
sight on the American. continent. 1t
consists OF 4 large number Of departed
Inhabitants Of the Lard of the .'nnte-
zumas" patiently awaiting tho day CT
judgment, lined in rows along the dark
sides Of IN old tunnel. Z a!
Z On hill overlooking Guanajuato and
= few miles from the picturesque city
is the pantheon beneath which this
gloomy spectacle Is presented to those
who are bold enough to make their
way to it. "a Surrounding the ancient,
crumbling temple and guarding an in
closure about three acres in extent are
grim, high walls. On the inside in
inches cut In these walls the bodies Of
the dead, usually Of the middle class,
are laid. On stone tablets closing the
inches the names, dates of birth and
death and presumably the virtues Of
the deceased are inscribed.
These inches, like the abodes of the
living, are rented for certain periods,
usually: three or five years or in perpe-
tuity II the financial circumstances Of
the relatives permit. II, however, the
rent is not paid at the expiration Of the
time specified, room Is made for anoth-
er body by ejecting the silent, staring
tenant and throwing the inoffending
skeleton ruthlessly into the common
vault, where bones are stacked up like
cord wood. The very common or poor
people are treated with even less cere-
mony after death. The body. wrapped
in serape or mania, is placed in a pit,
and layer of earth is thrown over it;
then another body Is added and as time
goes on another and another, until the
big grave is filed with scores of half
buried dead.
The really strange sight is under
meath the pavement Of the building
This is about 100 feet long, 20 feet
wide and 20 feet high, and the mum.
mified remains Of human beings stand
with solemn, wondering mien, as, If
they were awaiting the judgment day.
Those whose lot is cast in this great
corridor were relatives in life of peo-
pie who are suspected Of having mon
ey and who may possibly reclaim the
skeletons for decent burial by paying
the rent" together with certain fees.
Consequently these dead are labeled
sometimes correctly, but more often
at random-when pulled out of the
inches In which they formerly reposed
in peace. Should they break down
under the strain and become shattered
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26


the bones are tossed promiscuously up
on the huge heap to be seen at the
farther end, where there is every part
Of the anatomy, from skull to a finger
joint -. 'Tr ''Ne'
The vault Is reacheds by a dim, mar
row, corkscrew STAIRCASE, down which
one plunges dizzily Tito the depths. be-
low: A cursory inspection Of these
old mnmmies usually satisfies the most
curious, and the, visitor loses not a
moment III seeking the fresh air and
the bright sunshine of Mexico's outer
and more agreeable world.
There are similar dungeons under va
rious cemeteries in Mexico, many Of
them hewn for hundreds Of feet out of
the solid rock. and the labor expended
must have been enormous. The lime
stone formation has the effect Of dry
Ing the Bodies quickly and preserving
the bones to a remarkable degree.
Fortunately the ancient burial customs
are tpassing away, and in many places
in our sister republic on the south the
dead are nowflaid away In deep graves,
never again to be disturbed by mortal
hands. Il : re-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26

last named especially is used because it
is becoming and useful and gives the fig
ure greater elegance.
There is a general doubt arising as to
the long continuance Of plated costumes
In favor, and when such doubt arises
1t is generally we'll founded. All extreme
fashions are short lived. Those which
endure for any length of time are usually
more or less practical and offer some
good excuse for their existence.
The costume illustrated is of mastic
wolfe. The skirt is plated and stitched
at the hips and mounted in a vatican
plat at the back. 1t opens in front over
a tablier of sky blue plated silk, with
two bands of guipure at each side. The
close bodice is trimmed to match, having
= plastron Of plated blue silk with two
bands OF guipure. The top of the wolfe
sleeves is Of blue silk and has two gut
pure bands and band at the waist. The
fringed cravat is Of white crepe de chine,
the belt of white kid, with gold and tur-
Quoise ornaments. The hat Of yellow
straw is trimmed with a drapery Of sky
blue tulle and blue quilts. g.:
JUDO CHoLLEr.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
UtilixinR Photographs.

Everybody is taking photographs
nowadays, and a large proportion of
these amateur photographers is Won
dering just how to make use of the
charming sun pictures Of landscapes
which accumulate so rapidly. The pho
tograph panel may be new to some Of
our readers, says The Designer, and 1t
is very effective way to show the re-
suits Of the wanderings with the cam
era. The panel may be, made in lninia-
ture size or large enough to cover the
center of an ordinary door, for even If
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
THE;
L.tt,fl IL IL ~. f't;-'t. il',
Chicago !: !! |!!.'|: {: !; q! )!
Tribune III lib |. j

is O newspaper for bright and intelligent PEG.
pie. It is made ap to attract people who think.
Is not neutral or colorless, constantly trim.
rx::ng in IN endeavor TO please both sides, but
1t Is independent In the best sense Of the word.
1t has pronounced opinions and 10 fearless in
Expressing them, but It 10 always fair to its
opponents.
Matters Of national or vital public interest
get more space In THE TRIBUNE than in any
other paper in tho West.
For these reasons IL 10 the Newspaper you
should read during the forthcoming political
campaign.
TnE TR1BuNE's financial columns never
mislcad the public. ~
Its facilities for gathering news, both local
and foreign, are far superior to those Of any
other newspaper in the West.
1t presents the news in IS fair way - pos.
sible. and lets its readers form their opinions
While It publishes the most comprehensive
articles on oil news features, Il you are busy
the 'summary Of THE DAILY TRIBUNE"
published daily on the first pnge gives you
briefly all the news Of the day within one col.
umn. ..
Its sporting news Is always the best, and its
Sunday Pink Sporting Section is better than
any sporting paper n enc country. H.
1t is the "clenEest' daily printed in Tho West
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26

4. +. Heath, Of the Grand Union
Tea company, OF Duluth, who has
been in the city several days, went
to Brainerd Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Heath has made ar
rangements to open Il branch tea
store in this city, the exact location
not being known at present. Mr..
Gallager. OF Royalton, will have
charge Of the store here, which will
be open for business In few days.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26

The cardboard should be about the
stiffness of the present fashionable vis-
>iting card. 1t is covered on one side
with suede kid of any preferred color
and on the other side with china silk.
Before the suede is put in place it is
embroidered with a tiny flower spray
or with the monogram of the owner of
the eyeglasses. 1t is a pretty idea to
put the monogram on one cover and
the flower on the other. The edge of
the circle is worked in buttonhole
stitch. Between the covers is placed a
supply of the softest of white tissue pa
per. Ten circles Of it are none too
many and will make the cleaner none
too bulky. The whole is then tied to-
gether with tiny bow of ribbon not
made SO fancifully that it cannot be
readily united to allow the insertion of
new paper.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
Asparagus, Spanish Style.

Tie the stalks, from which the coarse
scales have been removed, in q bunch
and cook, standing upright in boiling
sailed water, with the tips out Of the
water, until the tips are tender; place
in a serving dish; add two tablespoon
fuls Of vinegar Of lemon juice to the
water; poach three or four eggs, as de-
sired; place the eggs on top of the as
paragus and serve.-Boston Cooking
School Magazine.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
DINNER GOWN.

yer leaves, ferns, ETC., are much seen as
motifs. There are other kinds Of fou-
lard, in which on pale or white ground
there are large flowers in very delicate
tints. Embroidered dots embellish mus
Inns, pique and canvas. Printed muslins
IN designs like those Of the painted varie-
ties are also seen and are very pretty.
A picture is given Of a dinner gown
Of white crepe de chine. The skirt has
applications Of yellow guipure embroid-
cred with silver spangles. and the narrow
tablier is outlined by lines Of silver GAL
loon. The bodice has applications Of gui-
pure in corselct form, and around the
neck, which is half low, there is ruche
Of mousseline de sole. The sleeves, which
are Of elbow length, are plated at the
top and trimmed with guipure applica-
lions, while around the edge is a ruche
Of mousseline.. The belt is of white sat
In, and a trail of Marechal Mel roses is
worn on the left shoulder. &s s 1. 4. ssE.. =
Sas JUDO CHoLLET. d
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26

The day Mckinley was re-
nominated wheat jumped up 8
cents. 1t would have suited us
better if it had jumped up g
inches in Morrison county.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26

Things Which Appeal to the Taste
x @fFtt.@ and Preserve the Sight. All

Things which Appeal to the Taste,
6 :&1#% and Preserve the sight.
That we are not all blessed with
equally serviceable nonlnjutious glass
pollshers is only too evident from the
singular things with which we bright
en- the windows Of our eyes, says, The
Designer. One person will! use the.
stitfest OF cambria l.andkcrchiefs, ans
other bit Of channels filed with the;
dust Of the room or street and another
still the coat sleeve. If these people
would examine their. spectacles under
magnifying glass Of even moderate
power, they would be astonished at the
multitude of scratches they would find,
and they would never wonder again at
the dimness Of the lenses, even though
they have polished them, as they sup
posed, only minute before. = ssa.
The outer part of an ideal cleaner Is
made of circular bits of cardboard the
size Of the cover In the illustration.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
FASHIONS FANCIES.
Short Skirts For Fashionable Walk.
ing Gowns.

For walking gowns the train is not
worn by the most elegant Partisan wom-
en- Before pedestrian exercise and ath-
letics became fashionable the trailing
gown was faithfully maintained, but now
ladies' Of the best society become FESTIVE
under its restraint, since they no longer
confine themselves to carriage progress.
Cloth, cashmere and fine woods are used
for the street, and tailor made styles are
preferred. 49,.
Foulards and thin silks appear In the
usual combinations OF white designs on 4
deep blue or other colored ground. Clio
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
.sTlTcHED GOWNS.
Tailor AsA,dc Each .nps In Cloth and
sT4s5a E 86,t sf 5G n. t5T.E" t5 :

"a multirA .i,y of lass Of stitching con-.
tinues to be used. 81. s3hayp often from,
10 to 20 rows Of stitching around the
foot, usually Of a contrasting tone, and
sleeves are seen which are covered with
lines Of stitching: from the shoulder to
the waist, The heavy straws OF which
many summer hats are made are also
stitched with silk Of contrasting color.
Tailor made gowns Of thin cloth,
thick silk, peau de sole and satin are
greatly worn. They are chiefly in shades
beginning with gray, passing through
browns, blues and green to black. The
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
Like Iron.

"There Is suit, my friend" said the
dealer. shat will wear like IRON"
II guess that Teller was no liar" said
the victim tMo weeks after. "The suit
II rusty already indianapolis Press.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26
Reduced Passenger Rates.

Reduced rates have been au thOrized
or the following occasions:
July 2 and 3-Democratic cOnven-
vention, Kansas City, one fare.
June 22-B-Minn. District Nor
wegian synod, Wilmar. one and one
third.
June ~ and 28-Republican con-
vention, st. Paul, one fare.
For dates of sale and final limit
apply to T. W. MANN, Agent.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26

Edward Erickson is aquitted OF
the charge OF killing his brother In
st. Paul. AL, s r.. Ia: ass 'ss =:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-06-26

The Second regiment is now In
camp at LakesCty. .-, >:es.. 4. -, Ii .
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Oct sjennsmInitIise boslige 5prbruJ
al Welt | GriItiania ian aniettes til
ca. 100000 Otter. Der pr. Ssrubune
eler Sampitib ienpes i9rIig fra Seeez
marten, D~iterodlen % Smaalenen..
Steriteoslen at oenne Wielt uol9lses
til Smaafolt iom fummst Mslt elsns
mem gpens ca, 400 M~elteupiaIs, bpor
8pntrpaen os &enslisbebsn III sisnr
nemsaaenoe er upuatlaeeIig, ariitios
mia Weltetontrplanitalt unbsrlescr
Wteltens 5eotssbaIt. Der iom Gesel CT
tilfreositiaenbs. Qf iIigs prsper sr
Der iadr unberisst ca. 10000.
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Den u6erts Mangbe Jrugt al aas
Sla9s, lom nan taor bar iadet i
6aaonp og Staare, bar brdgt Gisrne
al 5rugthoper / Jorlsgsnbeo meo
SsnIpn til &npenoeli,n al be ri9e Rds
turens 9dper, i,riDer en- aorreIpons
bent til "6aIldno." 5ruqt sr ntt Iioe
biaig eler biaig re sno potettr. pad
Tpite Wlartso / aabolm tuube man.
for at nGpnt Il Grsmpsl, for 3 Or:
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g9rsr % 9lommsr. aisbtt man
IlumptDis. par priisn snonu lapcrs.
Gadlsoes t~ilbanoispe en- Wdno hg
100 2ittr Imut.e 9Gbler for 70 2rs.
Tn Wanebe Grust lisser os radnnsr
paa Wnrten sllsr man 6ruger ben til
&reaturfooer.
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Susen oorIt &%onfirmatiou Ital ber
.ftsr fnbe Steo / 6lensbprg. msnoelsr
"Gleusb. 40" Bolt. Ion / oisit
Taee bar msIot oeres Bern tit 9rrs
frmdtion pdd 0anlt hos ben np.
9rGft, iom bier firr!tuoe 0og nal
precits ! 0onit 8irte, bar fsrit hos
ham % Ienere 6os PoItor @jeTt Iaot.
ben WeerRiis,dt Rem bdniteSorFrma
tion ital bpre op. 1enne 8eitemmelit,
Tom uoeu 3pipl bar pprst td9en for
ttmmeIig lang Sip Tiben. %piitnct lautii
oie meo 8eittmmfIisu | 5ordaret pul
ben odnIte @uostieneitts SnbTtrrul
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piblt oerom fer MI.
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Sra Ssrning | Spudno meopelss:
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fslsiuipsttsrsn, en- Sntenpont ug fire
getjente, be 20 Strdfaugcr, Der II
fioite balptrsbie Maaneo bar grapei |
ben nsrreipi;e 9sprematms plontdse.
Sermeo .r en- treble Sdmpdgre pda
Ssnen bragt IptteIig til Gnoe. San
sernes Cpfsriel, 3jlfreosbeo, Or
beiosiper % SurobeostiIitanbsn bar
hsnne Sang Iiseiom tiolissre pGret ben
.bebite. Solt er | osnne treble 8an,
payne 100 5snDer 2aub 2pngbeos
bIepsn logt unoer Spdoeu. I'll 6or'
aarst iorti9ttes 0eoearhiost entsn Der
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plantd9eterrGn peb Ri~ngtiebing.
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af afbsoe 3pniul. V. W. Wisis
Stppe bar Ssnnen, 9rosierer Ylaps
Wiel alene opertaset ben fore Stops
eienopm 8daspiten paa Sititpsen !
9eldnb peo bet frepritsbalohe 9ds;
bras. bpiltsn GienOom iGnse bar pGret
| WieIIaeten, FAINT iammsn meo Spps
geren. aaptein Souener. bet tore
StpptompIer 9iurftog Wermlano
psb bet %balslonpIfe @asorag, bpllte
Sfope aonful @iel ielp bar iamlet %
peo p~lantntneer % anben f%oritanois
Stopfultur ubpitlst til en- neset pGrs
btfuIb 9pmane. OpertaseiiespriIernc
er utjenbte.
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Sra 4renpdl tribes: 9eiisn bar
p9ret m9rtelis lpr. 3rpos snpet bsi
iige Spser bar Dog Gesnmangpen be-
ret n~betpoelig, Iad Soroen er tyr Tom
nm Sommeren. Paa Here Steoer i
Smeenen blir Srenpsne nGiten tpllz
me, og 8anbmangel fan befrDstes, ON
Regnet title for IIpor inohnpsr fig.
6pr Scmmerfeoninsen er 9piien me-
get ubeloig, GIpene sr nemlig iaa mal,
at Sriften bsluis itanier. GpefiGr
Smodelpene os gGttene li9gsr fore
2oItsmGn9oer og pentsr paa 6lon for
at Ilstes til Stprelben.
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SfsIae BET boua, nsbrIslHabs 4io.

Sfslse bet bQnlie 9ebefslffubs 1ios
ftrift CT Der at npe pIantaser tiliOms
met z | 6isrrins amt pda iiliammen
$40 1snper 2anp, 3 MaIborg amt
poa 157 Gsnber, 5 Ranoers Imt
poa 26S 1enner, l / aarbus amt paa
20. l | Belle amt paa 20, 2 Hibe
amt paa 81, ! Rinstisbing ami
paa So. 1 Tiiteo amt poa 70 % l !
Smnbbors Imt paa 1879 Srnoe
2anb. Tesuben er 8 pIantassr /
Herreinlanb bIepns uooiOebs mep ialt
.33 5snber 2anb. 1897 uopieeces
plantaesaredlet meb $3.50 Ssnosr
9ann, / 1898 meb 7046 3sncer 2ano
cs | 1899 mso 1879 Ssnnr 2ano,
bporaf 1000 Scnhtr Tolot pda Ialborg
Pint os 1891 pau Iurbus oe Stan
berbpr9 gmtsr.
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"Iaor Rios pou Riussater fplote
fcrIeben 1T 97be aar. ibs. bun Ct fcOt
30te September 1903. Jor 3 slur
ilptn bar bun fou uhelpis peb ct Cab
at br0tfe 1T enc 2aarben, Der | bsnbes
beie sllber life piIoe gro iammen isitn.
Ss for Reiten at 2ipst bIep bun neDt
til at bolbe Senssn. 9enoes Ssn,
6abrsteier Eseitenius aios. tunlt-us
erebe imioIertio en- Sens, bpori bun
fan beiies op | forfisaise Stiainssr.
faa bun bar befunbet iis bel | bisis 3
aar. bum bar lissct iillsnss. sSun er
fuloitanoie aanosfriit ps intsresierer
Jig for aft. BUN faar bere ont. gun
bar COB Sutommslie os buffer soot
8artebrsoet os &risen meo Sperise.
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pua aunuIDaisntts Budget for tom'
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tsiis af aesuIerins at Smia GIu j
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al Sdaetpsn pso glasheirn % SsiIanr
i 3arbc &srrep. S9beren. Iii sa.
~nalpaisnsi issss iuli soilsst ls7.71c
aroner.
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6orleoeu forstoges Der i rem oanite
Rarine 5orIeg meo S~eIesrdftring
uosn 3raab, bpormep Der / Iangere
lib Dor pGret siprt 6prIes inosn for
Ssminetorpiet. observation-disclosures
fauot Steb mellem Gitaoreus 4oml.
ralIiib "6elaplano," Der git op lno!il
Rungisbbugten. % Bdnitrbdtteriet
"Stjulo" / 6ladoens 9eie. 5orie
gene iorleb tilIreositilenbe.
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Sblanpt he entslte @i~snleosRoe. Jon
beItog i SIagst uso 6reDertcja ben Ste
Gull, Ieireoe 6ans ar. Seslen paa
&p6iugsmart ben 1ooe Ottober FIN
so Mars 6soislsOag. San bar I Scr.
aaret lS49 blepen ioriat til 2oen ltt''
Battalion % oeItO9 meo oenns i Gre
bringsn al 3rsloetauIsn. llagtel
Here auglsr par goast igiernem bans
Uniform, flap BON BOG uitaot fra ps1
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'Wpoersmaalet" inoebolpsr fel
gsnoe 9eriqtigrlie ON 5itip Meatr9
8darobancel: "@i meooetts iorIeotu
at @dorreisr Slip WeIer / SQgsrup
bar billet iGlgt i'm @doro til o:u
preiiiitt HtgjtrtHg, Ia ban eiter Scr
Ipoenoe life ital tuune 6ape fadtt not
for ben At odufiinoeoe Siebers. Dettt
er lite 2iIfalost; in9eu b%anfFuoet
Sjeber Ear nGret at 6cie @ddrotn.
troos Oct, at ben bar pRret til falls /
Sc Aar, lanat miuore billet tipbt
ben. Gnbpioere bebOer BET, al "'udpiot
pioes, par ban lite pdo u1rpGrsuo.
2ibspuntt ipuuger til at ailtaa ia
6Goreuearo, 9saer lite bette CT ria,
tist. 3perttmoo Ter 6r. Slip ms1ey
fla At petunirrt @runbe tbungeu n at
afbGnte lin 0daro 10 for 10 bore.
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Deb 9tnitra bill Der | Den nGrmsile
Jrsmtip blipe pprsitet Sabfue efter
Snitidtip al 9ottcr Stoltenbere, ipas
pirtiOmt os enersif bar tlGmpet ior
Sasen. Aftier er alereoe tegnst al
flsr. for 8uobrdnosoaIens Bel intss
rssisrsoe M9np iaapel / ION uesnIpr
gpsoen. % Meninssn par, at baaos
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fem % tiIreiTenos
ftuloe BABE qbeons til Saoliusn naur
ten tommer iitann. Den ltal bpsaes
t9t / Rarbeosn al StrHbuneItuiicnfn
90 antasslis poa ben sdmls Stppss
suarb gpre.
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9r. 9. HinOe taser i "gefmar"
Sroet for Sannelie at ct gttieielItd6
paa 100000 arpnsr til gpsnlng
at Srapamptibs. Det iisss, at Der
ira aragere aar ON anoet upbetalss
100000 aroner i 5rast til frsms
meee 9umpitibe. ~paientlis / 5stra.
ben. Sfulps life bet msite al pisIe
penss tunne bliue / 9iitrittet2 ipsr-
ger Rinbe.
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Gfter Spgaper fra ifior blcoe life
minpre enb Is ioenite 9per en- 8iaIc,
itsrre sno l Min. Sr., nemlis Stods
holm 62.S. Getsoorg %, Wlalmo.
1919. SsIfngborg rs, Gefie 81,
5uupsoau Al. Grebro 4. Rorriepiro
%. Quno 81 ariitiansftab 2.3.
aalmar. 2ouostrOna % aurlstrond
bper % FAINT rpfa!d. SarIsbumn,
eItilstuna. 5%snteptng, Salmituc.
9ords, Nitab, 8eiterds, Ssoer6dmn,
llmed. greasborg % 6srnsIaub bpar
ocet / mil. Str.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

paa bet dnoet uprbine otaoemiife
g}pDe / Geteberg ifior OsptpssS at pirte
70: st Mariner Gamarbeios msfem
Noresus llniosriitstsr. bIanpt onoet
pep, at Der at % til inptaloes unioer.
iitetslerere fra ct af 8rcoerlauosne.
s Sen6olo BERTH paatGnter llpIalc
~llniperIitet at anmooe prpfesIor 8ubl
ssb aiebenbdpRs ~llniperlitst ON al
bploe en- RGtte 6orelGsninssy aae
reoe / benne 0inter.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
Spr Stortingst bill Der at 3eaierI

5pr Stortinget bill Der at 3egjsrtas
gen bli fremfat 5orilag ON SnofeuelIe
at Serneplistsitat. 6orilaget sr ilos
faroiget / Observation-Disclosures; bet
bar ausreoe ferbist ioaar, men lda
lent, at bet life bIep forslagt Iiblte
Storting. Otter Sorfldgst blir ale
Mano, lpm lite tiensr i'm 9qrnepliat,
ogiaa be iiepGrnepIigiige, lom lite uDs
tribes, itdttepligtise. De GUNNER,
ipm fommer IND, anbenDes til ct 5or-
lparsfpnb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

auptsin Scott al ben brittle Or
lpssmarine, bpem Sebelien al Der
planlagte brittle Spbpolarerpeoitiun
er opsrbruset, er inptruHet til 9riitias
MIA Dg bar taset SOIis paa Worena
tolens Sanatorium for at tonfersre
meb Sir Clemens Mdrfbam. iom lises
lebes opboIoer fig Der. aapteinen benz
Der tilbage til Horse ! Sanuur. napns
fig for at epe fig | at saa pod Sti.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

gproabei | Slsspig bar ifslse It
fielif glao tdgtt imoo Ct 3ilbuo omi
al opertoge acknowledgements ntn
pesmGrte ca 9adbeutammer peb
ISiteb % poligeboIoe bent laa fnart
Observation-Disclosures" Der oper
laoer ghroabet ct 6ono pda 1000
Wldrt unoiper benz.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30

gils Dune, Peber 5laa fra Siisr.
balen pg Speno Nilfen fra 5ronpbjem.
ftjsb nplig en- Glspre paa Tils Suns
pals Gienbom / 6sgrs, meboelss Der iii
"Sagsppiten". Gipoet peiebe life mint
bre enb 335 9gr., en- reipetIabel 8Ggt
paa ct 8tIbtbnr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
WngaaemOe
2an0 / SDOen

buyDe 9e ltriOe III 8, s. Glieu,
2anOagent for Southern Hail-
pap, 225 Dearborn ct, Chicago,
81. Oct Sonpa9ut ban reprR-
lenterer, eier lutet gauo, met D.
uii alprne iaa Settlere ira gtors
Den til at ilaa fla ueo Iau9s oere5
2ltie % tan ocrior aupiie Dem
be beoIte Steoer. S y al r, a aS a5s- : =
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-30
Scnoerivuano.

Ris Sbrmien at absbsl peo Grad.
ittn bar tirbt en- Gaars ! 5ottsrup Al
GiaIteiper n. arr 6plbsl. Iii
Gierbrmmen hsrtr SIS Se.tar 2uro
aisbefun,men sr $500 Mart. Sit.
trrbtIfen Ter itrafs, en- Del 9eiet.
ming % Sncentar m~eoFeieer. 8isa
beren agtet at uoitbtte Gienopmmen-