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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-01-24

Minneapolis MINI. Jan. 3.-Flour and bran
Gnchang-L W.T. in store-Nc. ! Northern
Jan h3i-c: Nav $3.50: July $50. on trk.-No.
I hard s5-sc; No. l Northern e4'sc. NJ. 2 North
EN- she.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
hair breadth escapes marvellous rescuss. 70

hair breadth escapes. marvellous rescues. 10
record II he didn't Keep in constant pa Pc
tiCe. he's soon be out Of the business. for
the work If rsscuinE half-suffocated people
from high windows Is about the most difli-
cult and dangerous that even the sremrn
knows of.
1T looks easy enough to the man on tn
sidewalks" said Foreman Allen of Hook
and Ladder Truck No. 3, but if the men
hadn't been trained and kept in constant
practice. IL would look altogether different
Any one who thinks it :, simple thing to
climb to the fifth or sixth story Of a burn
ing building and bring down or let down
one or more hysterical woman need only
try it once to have his opinion reversed.
that is If he lived through the experiment..
Fighting fire is nne thins-rescuing peo-
PIE is another. We must understand how 10
do both. and we do not get enough actual
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nv
move may mean instant death. All depends
on his SIKH and courage. II he succeeds,
tn crowd appIauds: II he goes to his grave,
they say. Poor fellow.
Every morning when the Republic ear
riers are starting out To distribute the
worlds news throughout the city Hook and
Ladder Company No. is having p"rnI.'r
drill on the opposite side or Seventh street.
Blue-shirted men may he seen in the dim
light Of dawn running up and down
ladders scaling the sides Of the fcur-sto:y
tower in rear Of the engine house. lighting
imaginary flames and, carving imaginary
people Gu; Of the OPEN windows.
They 90 At il early in the morning. be
cause there is less chance FOR real alarm.
and also because the small boy - asleep
and will not ba tempted 20 play fireman"
They go 1T 1t like the prize-fshJer goes at
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

experience IN tire latter 70 keep f.: training
II is only enthusiastically that the flames
&c: such Roadway rs to prevent the escape
Of the occupants of building; but when
they do every nerve must bc strained. ev-
cry faculty on the alert. if any good is ac-
compiished.
Usually the same thing that prevents the
escape of the people prevents the entrance
of fremcn into the building in the ordinary
way, and We have to look To our ladders
II the fire is In the downtown district the
chances are that the air IS fun of wires.
which makes the use OF the ordinary lad
der difficult and dangerous; and in many
instances we are forced to rely solely on
the 'pompiers.' With these an expert mo
man can climb the side of almost any house
rapidly and safely, and he always taxes
up a rope to let the imprisoned people down
What ne has 10 do has 10 be done quick
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some people. buj II means a great deal To
them. Al the other hook and ladder COM
pares ia the city do the Same ,hiUs. most
of them at he same hour. Unless the men
are jCst in fran a tiroscur ruu. the pr'sc-
toe is never skipped it is one of the many
things required Of tn" fir, man that The pub
lie knows nothing of-thc fireman who is
popularity supposed to have snap due
10 political pull.
The pompicr ladder. by the way. is the
invention of q -; Louis fireman. Phelim
O'Toole who was killed while AT work ~
seventh and Locust streets. years ago II
j. = simple-lOokinS but m"St serviceabie
affair of light wood and steel. and has been
adopted by fremeE Throughout; she world.
Il consists Of = pole about twelve feet
long. three inches wide and two inches
tnisk. Through it, At intervals of eighteen
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upper end is provided with steel hook
two feet long
The method Of operating il is TO dash the
long steel hook through a second-story
window, give tug to see that the hook
is fast. and climO to the window sill IL
the fireman is working alone and wants to
go higher. he must release the hook, lift
the ladder. and repeat the former process
~ often as may be required. skiliful
man makes wonderfully fast time, but il is
better to work in pairs. or even sqrads.
The pompieT ladder is also frequently
used in crossing alleys, from housetop to
housetop or in getting from one building
TO another Of different height. Sometimes it
isn't called for in months; hut when IL is.
nothing else will take its place The fire
man regards il somewhat as the cowboy
does his revolver-he doesn't need it often,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
THE LAFAYETTE MONUMENT,
* ~ ~ AMERICA TO FRANCE.
Unwilling of the Gift of the American School Children
to the Children of France.

general celebration. both by the French and
Americans.
The dodcatory exercises viii be witnessed
ana participated in by the most representa-
tive assembly OF Americans and foreigners
ever gathered together In one spot in
Paris Ambassador Porter will be president
of the day. and the Ambassadors and Min
listers to other principal foreign Govern
NESTS to the number OF fifteen Will be- vice
presidents. Archbishop Ireland comes all
the way from St. Paul to make the dc'ii-
Catory address. ard addresses VIII be made
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

SrtcisI Correspondence Of The Sunday Republic.
Paris. June 19-To the patriotic concep-
ton and persevering energy of Robert j.
Thompson, the United States OF America
will owe the chief event OF their particips-
ton In the Paris Exposition. This is the
unveiling and dedication of the Lafayette
Monument. which will take place at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of July /. \ staff
reproduction Of The monument will be I'M
yelled and the event will he the occasion OF
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01
wnrw FOR TIE SUNDAY nEPuprrc.


II has been esid that the bravery Of 4
roldier is largely a matter Of discipline.
Apply the same thought to the fireman
and you have the secret of his heroic dar-
ing in the face of danger.
Every now and then the newspapers tell
of the rescue of this and that person from
death in its most horrible form. by some
cool-headed. strong-armed fre-ladd!e. In
cases where there has been an unusual dis
play of bravery. or endurance, the public
pauses long enough 20 think OF the plucky
hero. and In rare Instances purses or
wreaths are sent him tokens of appre-
citation. Then the public goes about its
business and thinks no more about the
fireman until the next confagration.
Now. If this plan were pursued by the
fireman. there would be no heroic deeds.
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needs it bad
Each of the hook and ladder trucks also
carries fire net, designed 10 catch people
who are forced TO jump from windows The
net is a circular affair. made OF small
ropes. and about fifteen feet in diameter. 1t
is used in daily practice, and has proven a
good thing in other cities. but St Louis has
thus far escaped the necessity for its use.
Whenever it is possible the imprisoned per-
son is reached by rope or iadder-the net
Is never called into service except as last
resort.
The accompanying half-tones show Hook
and Ladder Company No. going to IRE.
fighting fire. and drilling with pomper lad
ders and fire net. The only way to get
better idea Of how they do the work would
be to drop in on them some morning at,
say 3:i5.
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be suspended the largest American flag in
existence-the great flag from the Pension
building in Washington. This will be seen
all over Paris The American flag will be
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

Virtually the whole of Paris will be placed
in decoration in honor OF this occasion.
From the. EiIel Tower. on the day Of an
yelling, on the Fourth of July, there will
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-01

: in evidence in prodigaiity at all the Ameri-
can buildings and Offices in the city.
The French will not neglect their part.
The Srand boulevards throughout the city,
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
Carnival
 Race.

You should begin now to train for this great event, for there'll be a rush for shoes next week and unless you are prepared somebody will win over you. First come. first served, and each person is properly served, too. There will be many races during carnival, but the race We have been training for is the HUMAN RACE and We are winning it every day.
 This is the way we have done our training. We have bought the best Shoes from the best houses. We have bought shoes to suit all classes of peo- pie. We have priced them as low as We consistently can. We have done every thing we could to please as many as possible, and during Carnival Week we will be strictly in the race.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

NOTARIAL BONDS.-The notarial bonds of D. J. Curry and Wayne Da- wis were filed with the county recorder yesterday.
 POSTNIISTRESS APPOINTED. - Mrs. Susan A. Brewer vice George w. Bryan, has been appointed postmis- tress at Pinedale, Ariz.
 REAL ESTATE LIVELY-As an in dication that the real estate business is fairly good, it is noted that twelve deeds were filed for record yesterday.
 BUILDING IN BENNETT ADDI- TION.-Hugh Creighton will shortly begin the erection of two fine resi- dences in Bennett addition, at a cost of from sS,OOO to S1O,0OO
 LADIES' AID SOCIETY.-The La dies Aid society of the Baptist church held a business meeting at 2:30 p. m. yesterday, and give a tea in the church parlors on Thursday, from 2:9O to , o'clock, D. m.
 THE KINGS DAUGHTERa.-T Whatsoever circle of the Kings
 Daughters hald their semi-monthly meeting at the Baptist church at 1
 
 VOLUNTEERS INVITED. - The committee in charge of the military rart of the carnival desires to impress the fact that all volunteers of the Spanish war are extended a cordial invitation to participate.
 FIFTY DOLLAR PRIZE-The car nival booth committee has decided to offer a prize of $50 for the best decor ated booth on the morning of the open ing of the carnival, December 10. Here's $50 for somebody.
 FOR CHRISTMAS.-The young peo- pie of District No. 14 will give an en- tertainment in the school house to- morrow, Thursday, night, for the pur- pose of raising a fund with which to decorate a Christmas tree.
 THE CHINESE MISSION.-The Chinese mission, under the direction of Rev. C. V. Cowan, of the First M. E. church, is doing efficient work. A reading, singing and bible school is held each night in the week, excepting Saturday evening.
 PROBATE COURT.-In the probate court yesterday, December Sth was set as the time for the settlement of the final account of w. B. Creager, guardian of Bertie c. Evans. The report of the guardian of the estate of Teresa Jane Evans, of the sale of real estate, was approved.
 REARREST OF MRS. MERGER Mrs Alfreda Mercer, who is under indictment by the federal grand jury charging her with adultery, is again undRr the clock She had secured bail after a confinement of several days, but soon after her release. iapsed into her old manner of life. Her surety became alarmed and begged in court to be released. The court accepted the release and ordered a bench war rant for Mrs. Mercer. It was served
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
THE PASSION PLAY

Sixty beautiful views of the famous Passion Play at Oberammergau will be exhibited by the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church, Friday evening at the Methodist church. De- scriptive lecture by Rev. Lapsley Me Afee. General admission 50 cents. A special rate of 9 cents will be made to pupils of all schools.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
THE IMPERIAL FARMER.

Sample copy sent free on application. It contains extensive information - ative to resources in Southern Califor- mia in general and the reclamation of the Colorado Delta in particular Ad- dress, Imperial Farmer, 4O4 Bradbury Block, I4os Angeles, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
ATTENTION, ELKS!

"A special injecting of the Ellls for rehearsal and organization Of circus, at Elks' hall tonight. at D. m., sharp. Every member of circus must come.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

J. J. Lonergan Cwell known in Ari- zona mining circles) is manager of the new Hotel Broadway, Los Angeles. This hotel is headquarters for Ari- Zonians.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Pure white crushed granite for walks and grounds is supplied by E. R. MaHle,
 goo Thirteenth street, Brill's addition.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Receptions have become such ordin- ary and habitUaI affairs in Atchison that women do not borrow for them any more.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Ladies of Trinity Guild will hold their Handkerchief bazaar at Doris furniture store on Saturday from 1 to 9 b: m..
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
GREAT REMOVAL SALE.

The Chicago Store will sell a lot of suits from S3.5O to $1O. These suits are less than cost. Also elegant blouse suits, $15. Come and see these bar gains whether you purchase or not. Just received a large assortment of silk waists and the late taffeta skirts.
 The fellow who eats with his knife must have a rather charp appetite.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Come and laugh Friday eve, Dec ', at district 2S school house, one mile east and one and one-half north of Indian school. Eye social.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
NOTICE.

Any person having side saddle to rent or loan for use in the Elks' parade, please report at once to A. L. Stephens, at Golden Eagle stables.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Miss Frances Marcus, hairdressing and manicuring parlOrs. Late of Mrs. Weaver Jackson, Los Angeles. Room $ Nicholson building, North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

A fine sunset view of the snow capped San Francisco peaks, at Flag staff, painted by Miss Trowbridge, is on view at Balke's art store.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
Have You Seen
 Our Line of
 LAMPS Wiuh the Belgium Burners ?

40 per cent less oil and 20 per cent better light. ALL METAL STANDS in beautiful designs. See our window DISPLAY show ing a part of THE LINE. THEY ARE BEAUTIES, and will pay for themselves in less than twelve months in the oil they save, besides giving a stronger light. DURABLE, RELIABLE, BEAUTIFUL and ECONOMIC AL, at prices ranging from
 $3.35 to $9.OO.
 Don't fail to see them.
 See our big line of Heating Stoves and Steel Ranges.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Maximum temperature, 70; minimum temperature, SS.
 Average relative humidity, 4S per cent.
 Total precipitation, 0. Character of day-Clear.
 L. M. DEY, =, Observer. DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN. Published by authority of the secre- tary of agriculture. All observations taken at a. m. 18th meridian time.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Miss Powell, manIcuring, hairdress- ing, chiropody and facial treatment. Scalp treating a speclatty. Room 1, Gooding Block, opposite Adams hotel.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05
LifG'S Greatest Handicap.

The close school room into which children are packed at the period of physical development, and the bending position which they assume are po- tent factors in producing eye strain.
 Don't allow the little ones to start with life's greatest handicap-poor sight. charge nothing for careful examination. If glasses are not need ed will tell you so. If they are I will furnish what the child ought to have at a reasonable price.
 DR. GEO. $. PRATT
 Arizcna's IssdtnF e1ptfc4An-
 Telephone z>s. Ford Hotel Block.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

treatment at Mrs. Walkers, over post office.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Phoenix Loan Office removed to 2f East Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

Miss Sims, dressmaKer. 4S7 North Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1900-12-05

NOTARIAL BONDS.-The notarial bonds of D. J. Curry and Wayne Da wis were filed with the county recorder yesterday.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12
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Den italienIte 9ibsnitabsmdno 81
Sanctis bar fpretQget en- intere6ian
unoerisgelie at 0rgmme, 9un Ell
tommen til bet Reiultut, at 9ern mel
lem 6 % Is Nar orsmmer meget, Ot
at 0rpmmeneS 9pppigbeo tiita8el
meo Derss 4loer. q2a ZEN amber
Sioe orsmmer gamle Tolt tibet, rc
oeres Gpne til at oremme iORttes met
Qarene. Smiolsrtio tommer 8dmI,
Grinbrinser tilbags unoer Ssoner
Men beres 0rsmme poaOtrfes al Quf.
ten, 8tnoretningen og Gu%fttrpttet. vi
100 borne er Der 9 al boert ajgn, ion
alorig orommer; 81 0remmer, %
aptnoerne bppptsere eno M9nOens
If 100 Mt9no brsmmer so Ijelben.
27 ofte, 13 Itabig. vi 100 &pinoe'
Orpmmer 80 Itopig, 10 ofte os Is ijct:
ben. 0eres Srsmme e. ogIad mere
funtaIifulbe pg mere forTtieGtgurtehc
enp W9noenes: So MGnb og fun Il
&oincer bar 0rpmme, iom gienIpeiler
here's birtelige 2ip. 5Rles for beggt
Sipn er, at man fun minoes en- lioen
Del at fine 9rsmme.
Del bar al IGrlig Snteresie at
fomme efter, bpaO 6orbrpbers brems
rler ON. Macario bar ubtalt, at
Sambittig6eben oaaener 6os 2opope-s
tr9bere, ndar De iober, % at be al ben
9rlnb ofte faor Mareribt. gn an.
ben 9ibenfabsmonb, W. 9espine,
ptrer berimob, at 5orbrpoeren uben
Scil ioper ben retfarbigss Sspn. 9.
Sonctis er at famine menins. San
bar giort llnberisgsIier blanbt Gars
ssrns Sustbuiet / Sroieto, og ban III
bsre, at be nbber en- uforitprret Sson.
vi SO StrdHdnger brsrnte fun 28 ON
I'm grsoe. WGrtelig NOT bite bet ia,
at 10 tsrre SorbrpbelIen bar, bes Be-
bre FOB be. De Retter, fpm fulatc
paa ct gruIomt Morb, bar iiar rpliqe.
De Sdnctis %forflarer bette at, at en-
frl llgierning Ipanber Terberne / bsi
Grab, og at Der bagefter inbtrpber en-
Redttion, Tom aiper en- bbb Sspn.
Wfon ier Fer bet famine, Tom man Of
tio blioer 8ibne til efter en- polbfom
Initrenselie. Worbersn er oberon>
'trenst, og herfor Ioper 61n apbt.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

pad ct Wsbe / Rs0etro, Iom ben
OerOGrenbe affecting at "0en tpIte
Screening" bOlOt forleoen 2sroag.
fprbanOleoe8 ifslge "5tsnsburger
RorooeutIte 3eitung" btanbt anoet
ON ben tpIte @uDstieneite / Ris 8irte.
Der gipes M en- Sang ON Waaneosn
en- inf @uostjeneite efter ben bonite
6opeoguostjensIte. 0ette er imioIers
tib life tilitratteligt for be prsiiiIte
5unttionGrer pg 6iemmetpiterne.
Def ital gaa uo opsr ben banite
@ub8tisneits. 3pItsrne Ter al ben
Mening, at be goot fan gisre 9rab
paa, at 5oDebguostjeneIten pua benne
enc Ssnoag / Waonsben boIbss paa
Shit, ibet BEN banits 8uostisnefts fatz
Der bort" O., og bet peDtogss bsrfOr
at inbgios Ell Qnbragenoe berom til
8%onFitoriet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

Rtsl8 g. 8inbfslt pua 6Giteo
Wart, Iom for fort 2io iioen er ble'
ben uopiit, bar iolgt lit 2auoboIss
feb IammeItebs til 2anomano 9dns
QuuritIen ira Sgnberbolm. ais6ea
Iummen er 1000 Mdrt upen 8ei9t=
ming. OpertagetIen fer itrats. Sums
tibig tie6te ben ub0iite NteGs g,
8inofslt ct Sus, beliggenoe | 6Giteo
Woie pad ben onoeu 5ioe 8rEnien.
af ooennepute 6an8 Gauritien. Iii
9uiet berer omtrent / 0ettur 2dno,
oq Sigbeiummen er 2250 Mart.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

Den ddrlige Generdtfpriomltrg !
2urpifs Bah cg aurunftalt dfboIotes
/ @ranb Sotel forleoen SorSoa9. 0is
rettionens Jormanb, Or. s. 6. 9olm,
ppl9ite aorsberetninsen. hporaf BET
fremsit, at Babel BET forlebne
Driftsaar er uopibet paa ale Omraas
Der, fad at bet MI tan mootdge 300
Sjaitsr hper Scion mob 200 ttolis
eere. 8absformtr sr inofsrt, og So
teuet er uopibet. Omtoftninqerne mo
bisie llopioelier aniattes til 8r. no.
900. gabet bar / bet Iibfte adr prrst
beIsst of bsnpeb 900 8iaitsr, bOorai
ca. $50 bonTe. Silfreosbeoen iaaoel
msp &uren fom be iperffotte 5orans
bringer bor p9ret almtnoeIig. III
qarets SperTfub, ca 8 pGt., bsnlagoea
ar. 1920 til Reierpefonbst. Reiteu
IufItrepes pda Snpentartonto.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

Sra Qfer ftripes, at ben lobe Dec.
bar en- i~penbenbe Dag for be oeroG~
renoe Gerere, ioet beres ~Qnorogenoc
ON 9%prtibstiI9g oa itulpe enoeIig az
sjsres at Serreo8itBreIien. UIen pet
blepr ogiad en- 9lenesoag, ibet IilRg'
get blep bepilget omtrent enItemmtg,
ba inbHpoeIiesrige ReprGientanter,
Iom fpr bupbe itiGet fig beitsmt afOis
ienbe ,nu ftemte for. Samttotg bar
bet gl9beligt at bsre. hporIeoes ale
bar enige ON, at 2GrerIsnnen er for
liben % Dor bGpes til famine !9sioe
Tom | ariitianid. Oct bepil9eOe DIR
t~ibstiueg siGlber 1899 o8 tommey
ale &ommunens 5unttipnrrer men
2sn inbtil 200 &ronsr tiI9oOe. ioale.
bss at bet ubsisr II Procsnt at 2sr
inotil 1000 3ronsr pg 8 Procsnt al
bet operItnoenbe inbtil 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12
Rorf 3oinbeforening til Spr.neS

Rorft 8oinoeforsnins til Spr.nea
Seitpttelie pg oens 5iIial. 9srnenes
Screening til Sprenes 9eifpttslie, bar
meb Sante paa Sobernsbsn iaar, iiar
poa 8eitlanbet, label TRIPLE os ubIpres
be ct Sproab meb tnbtrensenbe Sem
filling til ale, iom bpIber Susbpr.
ON | Sibe at tase SorboIbsresler, Ian
Sultefoorins fan unbsaaes, os til b.
iteblige autoritster ON at paaie, al
iaa Fer. qtg
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

5 Sasen 9ensmanb Rais mob Oi=
rettsr Sirf9 falbt Der Dom forleben.
0trettsren bleo efter StraFelopens
8apitel II 5 5 fsrite 2eb ilast en- Bob
til S%tatstasien pau 100 aroner. Sans
8efplbninger mob 2ensmanb RaIs
bleD tienbt bsbe os masteslsie, os Diz
rettsren blep pibere poaIaet 80 3rpner
/ Sassomtoitninger os 20 9ron.r til
0ommens SnbitpoeIf. I oTentlis sis
bsnbe. 2ensmonb Teis ~tiltienbtes i
Sassomtoitninser at Statstasfen
$50 aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

ajs6enbdpu, 23ot Dec. Sogns,
prrit til ct. Rittelstirte / Sloqelis
og qrooit for SlageIis Ssrrso Sors
terup sr beftittet til 5~ogneprGt for
Stiqinge / Siaauuos Stift. 5ogne.
prait til Better Ggebe % 9raabp
SiRGonos Stiff 9aumann sr bsitits
let til S~ogneprRit for Ssislie og
2idinge / famine Stift. Gano. tbeol.
:. 6. g. Sab er beitittst til perIoual
9opcudn for S9brine, Outrup og
Rattsbp / 4ulborg 5tift.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

5irsbag BEN lobe Dec. alottsn
So aFgit i~or6enoGrenoe SoteIsier /
5~Ien86org u. CONNER peo 0soen
sTter ct Bar Tigers Spgbom. 6r.
CONNER grunotagbe for oOer 80 Qar
Iiben Reitaurotionen "8eQebue."
RogIe Mar efter Srissn 1864 tjsbte
90 ~pmbpggeoe ban Gisnoommen paa
6iernet at Gtib86roen og Gttbbros
goos, bet nupnrenoe "Sommer8 So
tel," Der M sies AZ bans Sgn. Den
Qfoebe blep benbeo Is 4ar gammsl.
IS 5ior feireoe ban og bans 9uitru
beres Selbbrplup. CONNER, Der bar
fsot / Blersborg, bar altio OGret BE-
tisnot for lit trofaite 6anite Sinoes
ldq.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12
Uoreesfartet flebet paa
S0rreo.

@i bar mobtas.t iaa mango Spsrss
maai. ON pi lille fan ItaFe aart.t
tlr5et paa 2arreb, at Di b.itemte os
til at forisse meb ct Tibet parti. ssor
80 Gents EXTRA fan pi ftaTe Rartet
tliitret pdd 2erreb. msb Sreftttsr
pua bier gnbe, faa at bet fan banass
op poa 8assen ps rules op, naar
bet life bruses.
@i bill meb bet iamms sisr. opz
mertiom pau, at man life tan faa
baabe pramiebos oa Sart, umbtaaen
man betaler EXTRA for en- at 9eIen..
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

Sromss, 20be Dec. - Simmer
Rumpulainen, iom bar tiltaIt for
Oelaatig6eb I Mtorost paa 5innepissn
i Sanen, er ifslse Meboelelie til
Stat8aopotaten osmt til 10 Idrs
5~trafarbeibe / 5inlanb. 9nb.rs Ser
tula blep iom b~etienpt, fritienbt peo
2uamanbsret for ben famine 5orbrps
BELLE.
Decorah-posten., 1900-01-12

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btn bar irvotg ttl at sda bisu. 7sseu font Tom en-
Ss'rirlit. Gioses iutse buue sraOaerei ira psiiios
len @dHsp Heitt gomps GUN btto ben 2oeH Jas
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ztltdastis. 8dfiorsrus etastrsasr, eiEoerti "a esst
iaHi 5saoeHt 5~1rtHisH tatis Baitsrt 90 ~sribsuSs bells
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