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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
OYSTER CAUGHT A RAT.
Tray edy in Animal Life Which Hap.
pened in the Shop Of n New
York FishmOnger

Rats are the quickest of creatures
and oysters the slowest. It is, there
fore, surprising to learn that an oyster
recently caught rat. This happened
In the shop of fishmonger. The lat
ter-who lives above his store-was
awakened one night by an astonishing
racket going on beneath him.
He thought burglars were trying tc
break into his store. When he eau
tiously entered with a light he could
see nothing unusual. The noise-now
mixed with squealing-was proceed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
saved himself upon Cornerstone, and
netted 100000 ($144 ,O00), says the New

saved himself upon Cornerstone, and
Melted 100000 (s144,ooo), says the New
York Herald.
Another time a bet of 100000 ($432,-
00O) against 100000. ($144,000) was
booked between old Lord Glasgow and
Lord George Bentinck.
The marquis of Hastings bet and lost
e1o3, 900 ($494,o0o) on the Hermit's
Derby.
Bell & Co., of Wall street, in August,
1900, had s250,O0O placed in their hands
to bet on President McKinley's reelec-
ton, at odds OF 21a to l. Their offer
was absorbed in fractions.
Lord Dudley bet 6 24,ooo to $4,000 on
Peter in a race at Ascot with book
maker named Morris. Peter was
beaten.
A syndicate headed by man named
Lambert won 100000 on Don Juan in
the Cesarewitch at Newmarket IN
1883.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
RAT CAUGHT BY OYSTER

ing from a dark corner. There he
found a rat frantically attempting to
get down his hole, but prevented from
doing so by q large oyster that had
hold of his tail.
The rats tail had happened to enter
between the shells of the oyster as the
former was prowling about for food,
and the shells Immediately closed and
held him fast. Then his ratship
jumped for his hole, dragging the oy-
ster with HMM. Y. Herald.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
M1LKMEN IN BRAZIL.
Take Their Cows to Customer and
Are ~ Full Of Tricks ~ .
Heather CAine0.

"There are two ways in which you
may buy milk in Brazil" said the man
who had just returned. ''The milk
isn't first rate, and milk and cream are
scarce, but there 10 originality in one
way of selling it.
Sometimes milk is delivered from
house to house in glass bottles, carried
in wire baskets, something after the
fashion of the milkman here, but there
the difference begins. The cart used
in Brazil is three-wheel pushcart, al
ways painted some dark dull color.
The bottles are typically Brazilian;
they are long small-necked, dark
green, secondhand wine bottles,
which have advantages of their own
for the merchant. The customer can
not see the water which he knows is in
the milk, and the dark color simpliies
the task of washing, which is quite
point to the native.
"But the other way of delivering
milk is simon-pure Brazilian, and it is
a sort of case of the mountain CON-
ing to Mahomet. The milk merchant
by halter. Tied to the cows tail is
smaller halter and at the other end
of that rope is small muzzle halter,
which is fastened around the head of q
calf The Brazilian milkman believes
that the cow will not give milktf unac'
companied by her calf.
"The merchant, thus leading his
merchandise and source of supply,
walks bare-footed over the uneven
stone pavements from customer to
customer. In his hand he carries an
ordinary-sized drinking glass and
tin one-pint measuring cup; these he
ingeniously raps one against the other
and this is his gong to notify his GUS
toners of his approach. A customer
reached, the merchant gets down on
one knee and proceeds to execute tho
order while the customer waits.
"The stranger sees no chance for
diluting the milk in this system by
which the consumer sees with his own
eyes the goods produced. But the ma
tives-and they all agree on this point
insist that the milk merchant has
under his coat rubber bottle filled
with water and with q rubber tube at.
tachment which enables him to inject
the water into the measure along with
the milk. Another way the artistic
milk merchant has for milking his Gus.
toner is by producing as much foam
as possible. This is done by holding
the glass as far as practicable from
the source of supply during the
process of filling the measure.
"In the best hotels and restaurants
on the eastern coast of Brazil did not
once see cream used or offered, and
milk as beverage was very seldom
seen, and 1 did not once see it men
toned on a bill of fare. Milk-such
as it is-brings about Is cents quart,
United States money, and a better
supply even at this price would in
crease the demand materially."-N. Y
Sun.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
Arrested by q Dog Mascot.

When a friend stopped in to see
the house sergeant at the Delaney
street police station, in Philadelphia,
he did not take into account the fact
that there were present vigilant
dog and mischievous parrot. When
he had finished his visit, and, being
in hurry, had walked out rapidly,
his lively gait aroused the suspicious
of the parrot, who began to shrek:
"stop, thief" The dog mascot OF
the station house, known as rags"
is proud of the fact that several
times he has stopped fleeing pris'
oners. He at once started in pursuit.
overlook the visitor and grabbed
him. It was not until the arrival Of
a policeman known to the dog that
"Rags'' could be persuaded to let 60.
AS a punishment he and mike" the
parrot, were placed in cells for two
DAVIS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
For the Works Sake,

Whatever work boy undertakes ht
should do it heartily for the works
sake The boy who rises to the top
is the boy who does more than he is
ob1ired to do. who is all-around in his
intelligence, and who thinks OF some.
thing besides the end of the day and
his weekly wage.--Ladies' Home Jour
nal
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
Rejuvenated Potato.

The supercilious vegetarian, sheer.
ing at the ease with which mutton
for lamb and horse for beef can be
palmed off on persons whose intel
lect is dulled by a long course of
flesh-eating, may now be retorted
upon with the imitation new potato.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09

Late in the season the gardener
plants his crop, digs them up just
before winter, and buries them.
When the potato season arrives the
tuber is dug up and renews its youth
in bath of boiling I've appropriate
namely solution. Their appearance
ia hereafter faultless, but I've solu-
ton somehow does not impart the
favor of new potatoes.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
Slammed by Its UKliness.

An amusing controversy has sprung
I'M in Paris over the gender of the
automobile" which the French acad-
emy has solemnly declared to be mas
cnline. One disputatious writer would
like to know how Automobile" can be
masculine, while ''locomobile" is fem
mine. To this the answer is triumph
antly given that the automobile is toe
ugly to be feminine. With this gallant
and unanswerable argument all de-
bate ceases.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
GREAT BETS IN HISTORY.
Some of the Largest WnEers of Which
There Is Any Existing
Record.

Lord George Bentinck, in 1s43, in bet
ting on his horse Gaper, for the Derby,
stood to win s 15o,OOO (S72O,o0O), but
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
Errors He Will Overlook.

It makes no difference what CRANE
NAUTICAL errors are made in paying a RA
compliment to man, he villa meyer:
notice decentralization Globe
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
MOTHERS WHO FEAR.
Are Sure to Make the Environment OF
Their Children One of Dread
and Timidity.

One of the worst misfortune6 which
can possibly happen to a growing child
is to have mother who is perpet-
ually tormented by nervous fears, says
Frederick Stanley Root, in Wonan's
Home Companion. The doctrine Of
mental suggestion, whatever may DO
it's extremes, is certainly true to the
extent that thought-waves create an
atmosphere favorable or unfavssablo
to the inmates of the household. It a
mother gives way to feare-1orbd..
minute and all-prevailing-she will in-
evitably make the environment OF her
children one of increasing dread and
timidity. Marshal SAKE, one Of tho
most distinguished commanders in his
tory, led battalions with unsurpassed
courage; but we are told that he in
continently fed at the sight Of poo.
puss. I should not be at all surprised
to learn that his mother was DOM
mated by an abnormal fear OF cats.
The background of fear is the habit
or instinct of anticipating the worst.
The mother who never makes q move,
or allows her children to make move,
without conjuring up . myriad Of
malign possibilities embitters the cup
Of life with slow-acting poison.
The "sinxlet.~
The new portion of girls dress
which is in evidence just now is
called the "singlet;" evidently the
odd name is used to distinguish It
from the "doublet." The singlet is
a species of vest, not waistcoat,
however, as it fastens in the back.
The singlet is the extension Of a
guimpe and shield from throet to
waist, and is invented to serve with
the open-fronted or low-necked
blouses, now so much worn. Look
at child's ready-made eailse suit
and you recognize as singlet the
sleeveless under-body with plastron
down the front, to which the sAild's
skirt is usually stitched. OF coarse.
young lady's singlet or that worn
by a lady has not skirt fastened to
it. The singlet may be braided.
tucked or otherwise trimmed II is
feature of the smart new bathing
dresses,-Detroit Free Press.
| MlgnOn Salad.
Pick off all defective leaves from a
quart of Brussels sprouts, wash wells
cover with boiling water, add q tea"
spoon of salt and a pinch OF salera-
tus. Boil rapidly uncovered for half
an hour; drain and chill. Cot them
in halves and arrange in . circle on
a pretty plate. Fill the center with
shredded lettuce mixed with .
French dressing, and sprinkle over
all two tablespoons of finely chopped
pimientos.-Good Housekeeping
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09

Peck speak public
resigned in 1879 He then became
accept
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-11-09
Laundering Tahle.Linen.

The laundering of table-linen needs
special mention. With heavy double
damask no starch should be used,
but where the linen is of lighter
weight very thin starch will make
it iron easier. Tablecloths should be
well stretched and hung evenly on
the line after washing, otherwise it is
hard to pull them straight before
ironing. When ready to iron they
should be dampened thoroughly, and
ironed until perfectly dry. All en-
broidery should be ironed on the
wrong side. If napkins and all small
pieces of this kind are laid in large
towels and wrung out of very hot
water they will iron much better and
be sitter than when sprinkled in the
usual way.-Mary Graham, in Wom-
ans Home Companion.
Meat Cake.
Mince any cold beef or beeksteak,
and mix it with an equal weight of
bread crumbs; add a little very fine
ly-chopped onion and parsley, lit
tie stock, seasoning, and we'll
beaten egg. Fotm into a cake, and
fry in dripping (about an ounce will
be sufficiently. This may be served
with or without brown sauce.-Bos-
ton Budget.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21
SUNDAY SOCIAL

Ia looking thr.ueh mums journals .ae impressed with ,hc almost cn ure .b-guc, ol an, reference Co ihe man, mmue interest, o. Na,k1 O. ,a,,,ona., onc ma, see small par aeraa r..,rue t, thc H'oudS, s.m,r bn. 10 must b, howe m mud ,f., tta, pa,, does unt make opp d nsr. %. Ah.l. Almost every other hmm. country |, guttc we'll repre- ,,u,,l tm ,au uI' search almost m ,a.u from week Q. week u che weekly journal, and from month to month m ls mar,tN journals without seeing ar,thu. -uI m reference t' south eastern Alaska We are familiar U.'h mrr. E,atre. chat present uo' na-, che ,.u, %, th, country whose ur.ieurou, arc b,mc constant k exploited t Jos, seem that South eastern Aa-N should be recognized better ,aaa tuI-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21
Notice of Proposed Salmon Hatch
 ory Reservation
b Whom l. Mav Concern.

To Whom 10 May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that under authority conferred upon Che Sccre- ary of thc Treasury m Section ISf of thc Act of Congress approved March 3d. ISl0. Co "sct aside any streams as spawning grounds. iu which no fishing will be permitted" it is proposed Co set aside lclcskl creek. Etoline Island. Southeastern Alaska. and the adjacent waters thereof as a temporary salmon hatchery reservation. An persons in- tcrcstcd will bc given a hearing in the premises before me. for and on behalf of thc honorable. thc Secretary oi the Treasury. on board ihc IT. s. $. Grant" at Wranrcl Alaska. at Io o'clock. a. m. August Isth IooI
 HOWARD M KUTCHlN.
 Agent for Protection oi Alaska Sal mon Fisheries.
 Wrlugcl Alaska. June 22 IooG.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

Portland boast, oi lapauc-c t"A called ,.c "l.pau,.e American. p"h h.bej b, u Nuao, The circulation T, ..s c.u.. .rI 10 Is printed ou 50 mmeu.rI Itl- slow work. bu, ,1g eHt.r hopes tu -Itc cuHush money .r.m m- .Iteru-u- and subscription .. send Q. Japan .ur some type
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21
Elaborate Arrangement.

The people oi Juneau made elabur atc arrangement, tu entertain th, Cougres,mcu Mr. Burton however would not ahte permitted stop bn, thc Victorian broke down and while rcpair, were being made the party had a chance t1 see thc town
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

\ correspondent ut-,,t- tHAi i1c I.u, uuh Commission NiI meg, m ,br autumn u -Hr Ontario c.ceHa1 d" a0r interfere Why should brown .aI puhu-, l.-.uu., tHg program .t tlc commission.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21
Tailoring.

For stylish and good fitting clothes .o Go F. Wolllud who IS receiving ;h, latest and most fashionable report or tailoring every month Clothes lyc' cleaned and repaired 10 t} q
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21
cLASafih.p ApgERnsEMaNIs.

,4so0ilsnssh sase, ibe beif ef "For Resi." "Fo' Ssie" or "Hssiei." fuo ffHh psr uord Jor afii iH- isrioa. oEs esHi bfr uorS Jor safb intsqusHi fHie hou. Ursf, beaf "Snaaif5si HaHitf." oas for b1 uofd No afVSfhsneHi ialH for m tsH fafab-fvs esHh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

Do you want a nice pair of dress ,bocs We can please you Call a' CIavsou's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

An kinds of soft drinks and Seattle Export Beer at B. B. Bottliug Co., Fifth ave, opposite Fifth Ave. Hotel
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21
NOTE AND COMMENT

~ecretar, lou- keep. three ,ecrc uu, busy writing f,prmauo,
 It beeu, Q. l.L a, u tae hmt Q, tle speed %. l..u- sacHt. h.. been r.acG-l
 Ii uuu l.. Washington could ,c, Che patriots u.. .r. H..u.l uut" hm Inc would u.t .,.. very much H., ,,.ruatm- ,ae Fourth
 The esteemed Washington Post count. tH.r day ..-t when 10 does uU' ur. lul.'. ...r nf,b admiration ln0 lowe ..t t.. vice. President
 It {, urI.--t..I ta.t -he Cincinnati .aI..rs,.n.-- h., uot subscribed heavily |. tHe mI t1 entertain tH, Christian .nI.r.-.-. uh. u... v-H t.- ..,t
 The um. .- ....n .t hand when as rrau-. t.r tHe uH-. co. President co. Oh. United States would Hse tH sec ln rHI.m. u. Hu1um ua.ue break au. among th.r wen meaning friends
 It .-,m. t. In. settled that Rear N1 mural ~.H... NI r.waru nu waiting .ri.-. wui tHe iat. .t h- retirement for ... which i- October l Some o' tu. friends 70. Admiral Sch.ey have urged -H.t h. he Ieu.'ci to prominent ,tor. iuv to round .ut h', career hu ,r. Navy Department bl> uo r.-. n. which n. could hr I.-ieuci uI he Is likely ,1 f1 u b.- period of active ..r.I.. uu waiting orders
 The nt. Governor pmeres ha1 three r.t scheme. which heI uth mm On. was fhe reclamation of thr immense forest waste, no Michigan Joy r-naruu. ,t,m Nth trees. tie sec. 0rI was the introduction ol ,ci,u. rfc rotation co. crop. u NIch-au. and on. th.ri was Euer emerlfIou movement tn Nrmelu IIg visited South \.r.cl iu tle interest, oi hi, emigration scheme and Egypt Go study fhe system oi crop rotation rracu.eI there by Lord Cr1mrr. eoy. rumrrt I1j tlc Black Forest, iu Germany tD study r,.orr.tlltou
 The grind .. ru.n. over ,Nlmua uou papers" -arI thc principal oi a metropolitan -chou. tHe other day -h1, 70, compensation II ouc hl- d sense h1mur Some oi thc ans Ver. are ,turjs unut while other are rcor.r..u,y witty One oi the questions m the paper, went over tH- morning u[ Name some of tre cau-c- .i it-pep-a One boy '- answer was. Eating green apples and drinking beer between mc1i, Another answered. 'Dunkur icc water and lfcrJiuurr speaking l,u't that dcfc.ou,- \ third boy said dyspepsia wa, caused by going iu swimming ou aD gmu,y stomach
 Drceouan
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

FOR sale" "Fof Rcnt.' Furnished Rooms for Rent" and other cards for sale at the Daily Alaskan ofhce
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

Arc You Going to Nomo'

Then get thc latest reliable map oi thc Kokukuk. Blue Stone. Com, City, Nome Port CluHcc q. River mI.. ....t '.. 10 ,.ri. Issued by ll. -.uft DuN Imc, Sent on r.',YI oi price q.
 Street hnI. at cost at Phillips & Pic kctts
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21
FOIs RENT.

FOR RENT-Onc two-room house on State street near Third avenue Ap ply within
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

FOR RENT-Hau in Daily Alaskan buildIug Apply Co j.. A. MolmcauN cor c. w. pcSucca. tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

Ronst Duel, md Plymouth Rocl, Chicken at tho Seattle with Famous Rainier Boor.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21
roH SALE.

FOR SALE-Undcrwood typewriter by Lilly Bros, agents e
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

It is urI.--t..l chat the Cincinnati .a..aus,.n.r- i., mot subscribed heavily u tIe mI t1 entertain tHr Christian .u...."-.-. HH' WI t'-H that ..ft
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

The uu. l- .-..n ., hand when a. rr.ut. ..r t.e u".. co. President co. thr United States would rke 0. see au yH'.m. u Huh.r. 'ua.uc break ou. among th.r H..Im.IHu- friends
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

I Iuu O.. Na-Hn-t.u could ,c, thr patriots u.. ur. H.eu.l uui. hm Inc would u. .... very mu.H Hs, ....Uam- tuc Fourth
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

II. esteemed Nl.Hu-tHu fu-' count. tH.f day .u-. when 10 doe, u"' urs ha.... u.,r uf,h admiration ln. love ..r t.. vice. President
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

For Rent and For Sale cards at thi, office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

It bcuu, Q. ..N u. u -ae mt Go tls speed 70. ..u- sa,H,. h.. been r..cE-l
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-07-21

Secretary lau- keep. three recrc .ur. busy uuuu- .,prmluo..
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24

Rpgges imiblertib al sagfsrernes
aiRpl, buori enoog ieIue Dommerer
er inooraget. Mr. Gphrane iaaoe
3etten, at Gpmmer Conan bite ia
partiif, % for Oct ilagSe 0ommerer
bam en- NfiiIft pna 500, fom God.
rnne life piIbe betale. Gan blep ba
ienot | arreit, bpor ban iao ira III.
4 ON gftermibbogen til MI. 8 ON
apeIoen, oo en- off goo for bam.
Tommerens aiereelie err appellerei
til Ssieiteret. snbtil bernie blir iRr.
dig, iaar Sierteiagen melem be TO
aoner bpile.
Ipben n9r. - 5armer An0erion.
JON Dor / Smegnen al Merrifielo,
bar Den 1Sbe december n9r PED al
blipe operfjsrt al ct 8reat Hortbern.
1rRn, fnlolaitet meo benrmelige Gel.
Ifabsbrebre fGlf-Sroeneu. iom fonl
til Sobn Sifs gearapelie | Siasboro.
Sans gobil9oe blep fnuir al Sofomo.
tiuet; men ban Ieip os Se1tene llap
uifabte ira Jaren.
Spprbane / IargU. - s Sarge er
BET after paa Gale at lGgae Ell Sppr-
bane giemnem Sopeoeaoerne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24
Sprrntr 9~ulrtnnker.

Sm lhnar oo after SSitlen ior %.
rem Saier ml oet eienlpbe oper oen
trTitte Geroen: "S9 er ioda en- ;srel.
ier ishtl" 9ette snnrle % oog iteoie
me Sltoitab, al @lro ienote i'm Sm
til Soroen for al lone Tor SIupternes
@rooe CT % bliper oen rs0e Sraao /
Mtenneifebeoens @iitorie; tbi ocule
&egioenhco er het GentraIprnft, bpor.
ON Iigeiom aIt anoei beopgcr ii0. %
boorfrd Den triiteIiae 0rgani@me ben.
ter iu ioruperOe Strait.
Oct er snnOeu, Oct cn0e "a set
rsle / Scroen. iom mnger % trpffcr
og aier 2inei ioraillbt. toltt oa elem.
oi9t % Oct er @aobet % 6oroiSnin
gen ON oei onoe3 9eleirinQ SmOens
0oeroutoelie, ioul gisr EtlppreIie1t
io5oloellg og amer oen EnohclS "a
SGr0i. M Strr5en / moralif Net.
nln9 otl % ber oerior prW en- Strr.
hen eiter nt bcrpiuae 2aiten ierit
oe ~ire1it I oS lclu Og Sernuit blan0i
bore 4Ieomene'ter. ioaUiot oere or
m,ligt ~ ! aort1e0 Ell Sur5en efter
at glsrr iig I'll &erre orer oct o1toa "a
plrte moo hsierc % relere ,SOealer.
arGrter, lom ipjloea / lope "a caeii.
nptriee SoruooI. ber lcOes ;nS / no.
lere Spor i'd Stobece1lS Rri4 "a Me,.
neifcues @el'pro Der man arbei0es
Tor, az Der tdn b.ue @lpOe. boor oer
fer par Sora &etprre. bpor DER ier por
Gtso 90 Sam Saub. bpor Scr IL,
oar 6Ortphclie, o. alennen ali Neth
Dor Sem Sip % @ierniug prre oer
l9fefioe 90 leoatoe Sfler7le I Dor Strp
ben. 2bseiom Den Siierne. Der bin
isrite Sui leoeoe DC ire @0tOrinas
mGno til ben npisoie Sreliers arub
he, idale6es er HSeiu Bieruina blanb
@aennetere oe 2ps, iom mac oil
Bel gieimem Slpaternes Rat til ce
&erberae, toor Ganoeu er tiIbuie o,
ifia1rfer erboer tr9s o. msoiq Bar
brer ben inroe Hreo 90 Spile.
Oct err fife frenmeo FOR hat MEME
feliae 8~eoioitheo. az hanbe bet III
prret for oe onbe / Siiperellat. oil
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24
Dante Static.
90 Rirfelope

Sra aiehciuhamn meooeles oen
Gle 0etbr.: Sfattelonene, bpis ,Ssr.
merchandising fortiGttes. timber ita.
hi1 S%illlutning al 9o~nobopenitre. Ii.
8eIom De Moberates OF Ssire$ Orb.
'prcrc bar ptrct i'm Anertienbelie.
Sra Socialoemofratiei oerimob irem.
fommer Ell ifarp aritif. napnlig paa
@runr al lltilirebSheo meo, at ne.
gierirgen life iaintioig bar iorelaet
6or'lng til Hebipttelle al De inbireftc
Sfatter. % he fiebenbaprife liberalc
HeprGientoricr betegner Den fore.
iIooeoe gicnbpmsifplb iom en- llret.
i9roiqhcb MOB ai%sberhopn 'omt be.
flaGer ,SircrirJcn al Sone0itabens
SfattepOcent. TorIloqeneS uoiigter
iorauNrcS imiolertib life poa 8runo
AZ oennc Nritif. iom BOG m~iIieenS pil
beoirte uiSic 9Gnbrinqer unber go.
mitebehonbliraen. Sumtibia fort.
irttes ben / Nnleonina al a1lItuSmi.
niitererS 2irtdpue reilte SeuGgelie.
Sgoar oa iboQ aiholbtes iooleoes ito.
re firfrlipe al 100000 TeItoaere
bcieltc Nsoer ! Sbenie % aisbeu'
hapn. Set ierite hapSe ppientli9 ct
@runotpiaiouit bet libitc ct Snbre.
miSiionif TrGa. bporefter Stemuin.
gen berholoSoiS par Tor on imoo
TorNa0ene Shcniemeoet uebton
ioaa eritemmig Ell HeioIution Der
frGper S~uoisrelie al obliaotoriif
boreerIia SGeteitab, Ssires truoi.
tioneGe Seleaeetmroe ioor por opcr.
oroentIie mot 90 bar Tr9a AZ zen
oube &Isit | Tariiet, en- Helolntiorl
pehtoaes, bpori oniuoeoes. al SpireS
Sppoiition iGriia oil %foncertrere lia
MOB oct al MiniinrheieH hebnoeoc
Sprllaa on alminAelia foumurnal
Sicmmerei oa cen ocenn1nmte Stir
fereiorm,
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-24
q

Sfple brGmbt. - @n Sfolebpgning
/ Gbippamo Sails, nebbr9aote Den
tSbe. 2prere % Born gloroe alt for
at iaa Sllen iluffet, men uoen Nptte.
Gn WDrbmanb bpo.--S. :. Sals'
osbe ben t9oe December al SPring
efter lanae 2ibelier. San par Ieot |
Rprge / tS49 % fom IsrIt til hilbert
Sea, men flpttebe 1865 til ga Crosse
bpor ban / mango Ior orep Ipotbes
feriorretning. Snotil ior nplig hap'
Sc ban ogiaa 9riteitores i Blair %
Suoepenoence, @is. ) 8olitif pa,
par Ran 9emofrnt.
Sliitig genpttelie al Eoitcn.-Si'
Sen en- 2unopoitrute fom i'tano peo
9lof Hiper Soils, er genpttelien al
Noiten blepen meset itsrre. 3a man
beaunote, bopoe Eoitbuoene boer
Woraen omtrent $50 8repe % Eaf-
fer at brirge no til 6armerne pao
2anoet; m, er Intaaet iteget til
$50.