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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29
BASE BALL.

The Belfast base ball team has disbanded,
after most successful season, having won
20 of the 26 games played. Their opponents
have been, as rule, some of the best indie
pendent teams in eastern and central Maine,
including the Old Towns, Bangors, Brewers,
Pittsfelds, Geralds of Fairfield, Watervilles,
Remedies of Augusta, Rocklands, War
rens and Camdens, and few teams from
Massachusetts. The players have gone to
places where the teams have been re-or-
gained for fall campaign. johnson, Goode,
German and Doherty are with the Warrens,
Webb and Wiley are at Vinalhaven, and
Ring is at St. John, n B.
Two of the games last week, with the
Geralds of Fairfield, were as good exhibit
lions of ball playing as were ever seen on
the Belfast grounds, and by a strange coin
cidence the result was the same in both, to
Z in favor of Belfast. In Wednesdays game
the score stood 3 to in favor of the visitors
at the end of the 9Th inning, but Belfast got
in and the Geralds in the 9th, making it
6 to 5. The Geralds got in in the 18th and
neither scored again until the 9th, when
Belfast got in 8, winning by single run.
The score:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29
Yachts and Boats.

L. A. Barker's yacht Edna has been haul
ed out in Dyer's yard for the season.
Halifax had surprise party the other
day. When the Prince of Wales (now King
Edward) visited Halifax in 1860 he became
patron of the local yacht club, which en-
titled it the prefix of Royal, and gave a
$1,000 cup to be competed for annually. The
cup does not pass out of the possession of
the club, the winning yacht merely holding
it until defeated. The contests have taken
place yearly, and the competing yachts
have mainly been comfortable cruising craft
Of the local fleet. This year syndicate at
Sydney which included Il. NJ. Whitney, the
American millionaire, ordered an up-to-
date racing yacht from Duggan, the Cana
dian Herreshoff, and she went over the
course like torpedo boat and the rest of
the fleet were nowhere
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29
The company fingered until late no

The company fingered until late no
seemingly reluctant to separate. These
yearly gatherings afford relatives at dis
lance an opportunity of seeing more OF
their kindred in day than they could ordi-
narily visit in a week or more.
For several years, with the exception of
1900, the attendance has steadily increased,
until the present year the attendance was
the largest Of all. Let every one keep in
mind that the 18th reunion will be held at
the same place Wednesday, August 20, 1902
and that everyone connected with the fami-
ly is urged to be present.-E. Judson
Hatch, Secy.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29
Letter to q. q. Abbott,
Belfast. Me.

Dear Sir: There are several ways of cheat
ing in milk. An 0ld-fashioned way is to
water it. Nobody waters it now. A better
way is to take out the cream-rich milk with
the cream taken out is as good as poor milk
with its cream all in.
But we needn't go into particulars.
You don't rob your milk and your Gus
toners.
Good paint is as rare as good milk: for
human nature is much the same in milk
men and paint men.
You are just and true with your milk; so
are we with our paint. Devoe lead and zinc
is twice as good as pure whitehead lasts
twice as long. There's twice as much butter
in it. Yours truly,
5 F. W. DEvoE & Co.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29
News of the Oranges.

A successful meeting of Maine State and
Androscoggin Pomona oranges was held in
City Hall, Lewiston, Aug. 23d. The fifth
degree was conferred upon Is candidates
and the sixth degree upon over 200. Among
the officials present were Master Obadiah
Gardner Overseer F. S. Adams, Worthy
Secretary E. H. Libby and their wives. In
the afternoon Mrs. 0. j. Woodman of
Michigan and others spoke. The meeting
was open to the public. About O0persons
were present.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29

A number of base ball enthusiasts drove
to Camden Tuesday to witness the game be-
tween the Camdens and Warrens. Four of
the late Belfast team played On the latter,
and did good work, but were unable to win.
The Warrens claim that the decisions of the
umpire were bad, and that while he erred
one way as much as another, the decisions
which favored Camden were at critical
points, where they would count. The War
rens stopped in the 9th inning, the score
then being Camden Z, Warren 2. Many of
the spectators then left, but the game was
continued and finished, the final score being
to =. Doherty pitched good game, John
son did some heavy and safe batting, and
Goode got two two-base hits.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29

Two-base hits, Ring, Dearborn, Hamilton,
! ork. Bases on balls, off Hamilton, 8; off
German, l. Struck out by Hamilton, 9; by
German, s. Hit by pitched ball, by Hamii-
ton, l. There were no passed balls or wild
pitches. Left on bases, Belfast, 10; Gerald
I. Umpire, Dilworth. Scorer, Harmon
The game of Thursday was almost a
duplicate of that of Wednesday, and was wit
messed by large crowd Ring made hand
some unassisted double play at I'd. There
were no remarkable features about the
game, but it was characterized by good all
round playing. The score:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29
WANTED

BY middle aged woman position as house,
keeper to widower or small family. Address
MRS. II. D., No. 9 PIERCE St., s. :.
lw3ts Belfast, ne.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29
BOOK LOST.

A suitable reward has been offered for the re-
turn to this Office of a book entitled FAIRY
TALES AT HAZEL NOOK. IT is bound in
green and gold and has been lost at least twenty
years. 1t IS priced only as gift
Belfast, August %, 19O1.-3W35#
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29

Fridays game with the Pittsfelds was
loosely played, uninteresting game, every
body seeming to have an off day. The
pitchers were batted badly and there were
large number of fielding errors on both sides.
The visitors won, IA toe.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29

Two-base hit, Doherty. Passed balls, by
York, ?. Bases on balls, off Doherty, o. off
Russell, l. Hit by pitched ball, by Doherty,
:; py Russell, |. Struck out, by Doherty, 5 !;
aid; 9. Umpire, Dilworth Scorer, Harmon.
winning score made with men out.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29

and Gardner L.. Hatch.
AS usual the dinner was eaten under the
spreading naples. So many times have we
gathered beneath them that they really
seem part of the reunion. Surely on
such warm day as this was they would be
missed fully as much as any of the men,
beers. Later in the afternoon the associa-
ton was called to order for further bust
ness. Allen Goodwin, chairman of the
committee on time and location of the next
reunion, reported in favor of Wednesday,
Aug. 20, 1902, at the Hatch homestead.
where the meetings have been held for so
many years. If Aug. 20 should prove
stormy, then the reunion will be held the
next fair day.
Walter G. Hatch, chairman of the COM
mittee to nominate officers for the next year.
reported as follows, all of whom were duly
elected: President, Theophilus S. Hatch ;
Vice Presidents, Willis S. Hatch; Charles
J. Hatch; Sec'y and Treas, E. Judson
Hatch; chaplain, Walter G. Hatch; Com
mittees: Necrology-Walter G Hatch, Cora
A. Goodwin, Nellie E. Hatch; Entertain
ment-Harriet Hatch, Willis S. Hatch, Noah
B. Allenwood; Dinner-Allen Goodwin,
Sarah A. White, Hattie A. Clough; address
OF welcome. Allen Goodwin; response, N.
B. Allenwood
Then followed the treasurers report and
the collection
Walter G. Hatch, chairman of the COM
mittee on neurology, spoke very touchingly
in memory of Walter Clough of Liberty.
the only one who has attended our reunions
who has died during the year.
The secretary then read communications
from Mrs R. H. Day of Pasadena, Cal. and
Mrs. Mary Ann Shuman Of Winslow's Mills,
Me. The latter was unable to be present
on account of sickness.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29

her hands quite badly burned Saturday
while cooking. Mrs. Susan Fernald fell in
her room at the home of her son, James F
Fernald, Sunday evening and broke her
right arm near the wrist. She is 81 wears
old and quite feeble. 80. Clarence Nickerson.
aged II years, son of Councilman Everett
Nickerson, had the thumb and fore finger of
his left hand badly crushed in a calendar
machine in Sherman 4 Co.'S leather-board
mill Tuesday. Amputation was necessary.
......Josiah Hall received a severe cut
from kick by his horse Aug. Goth
He was riding home from the city and the
breeding broke while going down hill.
The horse kicked and hit him on the left
leg, making wound inches long The leg
was lame before and there is danger of
serious complications from the wound.
New ADVERTISEMENTS. Read what viii.
liam A. Clark, manufacturing clothier, has
to say about ''cold storage suits" A few
flannel suits left al a reduction of 80 per
cent, and remarkable sale of odd trousers
You will find bargains in scissors, shears,
etc., at the closing out sale of George R.
Poor, jeweler. He wants to turn his stock
into money quickly. Farm for sale in
Brooks. Address A. S. Forbes, Brooks.
Me-. Wanted, copy Of Fairy Tales at
Hazel Nook, for which a suitable reward is
offered See advt for reliable Young
man of good education. "A mddle-aged
woman wants position as hOusekeeper for
a widower or in small family :: A steady
and reliable man wanted for farm work. -.
New rubber goods at the City Drug Store.
....See notice of a camera lost Fred d.
Jones has notice concerning the unauthor
lied use of his name. -. Help wanted by
several shoe firms. Ladies' Jacket and
boys 0verc0at lost. A reward is offered.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-08-29

Meetings will be held at the Peoples Mis-
sion in the Frye schoolhouse, Miller street,
every Saturday evening at o'clock. All
are WplcOmp
The Iola register., 1901-10-11

Mr.. Morrill,, the lawyer, returned
last night from Cooper, the new Kiowa
town.
Mr.. c. w. Calder, formerly of the
Calder Grocery Company, has again
gone into business, having taken
charge of the lola Cash grocery, es-
tabiished by Mr.. C.. +. Jones at 1l9
West street. Mr.. Calder is pleasant
gentleman to deal with and will doubt
less build up a good trade.
Miss Hattie Olmstead has shown her
faith in lola by buying eight lots in
Lincoln Park some of which she will
hold in the hope of rise in value and
on one of which she will erect cot
tage. Being next to the street car
line and close to the Nicholson smelter
and the Acid works she has a reason
able hope of securing plenty of ten
ants.
The Missouri Pacific cinder train
which has been working bet ween lola
and Moran for weeks is still busy,
taking out about fifteen cars of cind-
ers from the smelters this morning.
These are being dumped in about the
JltS anu llit TOdu Dtu llluS
Incidentally there is force of a doz-
en- men working on the train who
draw their pay and spend it in lola.
j. G. Mittlebock has rented the
south side of the room now occupied
by Mr.. Grady at the corner of West
and Washington and will occupy it
with a choice line of shoes which he
has gone east to buy. Mr.. Middle
book came here from Missouri some
weeks ago, as told in the REGISTER,
to look the town over for just such a
store and the view he got encouraged
him to engage in businss here.
Tuesday, October s, was Mrs. c. A,
Savage's birthday. A few friends
and neighbors surprised her by taking
light refreshments and spending the
afternoon at her home, SlS north
Sycamore. Those present were Mrs.
C. M. Edison, Mrs. Geo. Davis, Mrs.
j. Woodin, Mrs. c. Cecil, Mrs. Geo.
Freeman. Mrs. Robt, Porter, Mrs.
John Ellwood, Mrs. Fred Moore and
Mrs, V. Mcpherson. Needless to say
all had a very pleasant time.
The Iola register., 1901-10-11
MYLER & GOUDY,
LAW AND LOANS,


lola, Kansas, Oct. 4th, 1901.
Mr.. Farmer,
Allen Co.. Kansas.
Dear Sir:--
We can furnish you money your farm
at low rates and give you the best Of privi-
leges as to time of payment. If you have a
loan coming due, need money to make i'm
provements, or for any other purpose, come
and get terms before placing your loan,
If you haven't time to come, write us, and we
will call and talk the matter over with you.
We close all loans promptly and keep our busi-
ness at all times up to date.
Bring us your legal business You Will be
treated courteously and your business trans
acted promptly. Consulting a lawyer at the
right time Will often save you money.
Yours truly,
Myler Goudy.
The Iola register., 1901-10-11
The Mail
and Breeze.
Official State Paper Of Kansas.

The best weekly newspaper in the
west. Contains all the news of Kan
sas, an ably edited farm department,
a woman's page, attractive cartoons
McNea!s famous fables, and breezy
comment on current events. 1t is the
favorite paper of the Kansas farmers
and no farmer in this county should
be without it,
We club with the Mail and Breeze
andwill give you that paper one year
ann the Register one year for 800.
The Iola register., 1901-10-11
80 Days Special Sale Of Wall Paper

For the next thirty days in order
to make room for our fall stock of
wall pa per, We will sell any roll o
wall paper in the house at 20 per
cent discou t. This will be the
cheapest paper ever sold in Allen
county. These are not remnants
but full and complete line. At
this sale you can get beautiful and
dainty patterns at 6, s and lOc per
double roll.
Why have dirty walls when you
can paper a room l0xl2xS for sic?
A room l2xl2xs will cost you 74c
A large room 14xl4x8 will cost
you S5c.
We have large stock on hand
and must have the racks empty in
thirty days.
SPENCER { co
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

"SuspHnen", ION fnOes aiblOet Der, er en- mocernf bsianet Wafrns
eisr npssi tgnerbe Wpbel im New Home SpmnHren mso Ideenefe al
ole bernes goe, % uSeHhte al ale tens banrfss GeeuFaber. Ter Il I'll
gaIhnsus soe Gsmfatnr fmt mango ngt 5Orbeortnser, iom nsorenbis5fs ma
sme ten til en- Dlatne al ipf: Stasi.
On If os nsrle 5oroete ION &c tdet efr New Home Taptnen r
bu at ben 9ter ct Positive Feed. uet Der life hbsuss ncaen Girr suer
Spring Tor a. fna Wo1hnn til at artehe. Gr anoen telog 5orbebrtag iom
mart oil bue paait suuet at Guhper, ION benpter gRalhneu, sr a feed. Der ct
iaaeres toninusra, at ben tan hrNs % iRnhs ueo cit nmpst Sneretnrns, asn
at tOmme Sersude mo the feed dog. Zen samle DRaace at esnere beuns
SIas0 0afhre pda. oo Srtp al Sfuer iOn farbobt the feed dog til the
feed bar, bar atio msOist Saufelgsber tt beriOm oettfel deu ioretasst meo
Rposiebeb, pHoe the feed dog snsn ramme Jrs saer SagpSsu AZ Raais'
plaosn eaer osion ore the feed bHpe uiaun
MaIhnen arbdoer let o. nafen lpOlet Raaebnrreu er rurb, men Rrsu'
lnnr 9eut adjustable bearingsl pauet meo Silt bptet sier mere emo a'
miubaig 5GobarRo, o. brmoeo Nodebarreu bttuer itanb til lRnnere lib at
arbeuc ubn DIE nMn al ptes. Radr Smisn gnar fmbt gaaen % senrem
9pHen sr Grertrauben Hap bulht aiGr at ben albrt8 fan br4hes. Raffnen
tGber Nq eu bGare Bre 90 ueme Trnao, % arbeitsr automatic uoen 6enipn
iii let .eRr inert Nrbebc.
"Susuenncn" bru9sr opbbet Eraac Og IGSer lock stitch. Zen surs
9raaO irns Ipe fra SpUet ubH at rrOes gieunsm ct elsr lee Sulsr, fr
ben nanr IaaIeet. Stptieu r9ber Jig ieo; ben tan trroes gesre os s let
at iornaa. Roatm er selfsettng, % fan alhaa lite Irttes puastg.
Deb buert Stua trntes bo9e 3raate ff iammen % lutes Ripeu al
9sst og Stnsere sises berOso iuloenct iat % fnofGnots ems pa besss
Cher al 9snt Guhneu er ieripuet neb lsf 6aanobuL bponeo man uo
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Jernbanearbeioe.
ganernc beifjritiser en- Def armc.

Zen irouItriele aommisiion bar
offertIiggiort fin RAPPORT onsaaetoe
2mtoets Sernbarer og S%ernbauenr.
beihere. let iremguar al Rnpporten,
at Der neo ale 9mrer ! Be ~tsoreneoe
Stater beifiGftfges nGiten en- Wiaion
Merlneifer, me0enS antaeelig omtrent
fem 0hatoner er afh9igig al oen
2sn. iom ubbetales til bisie. FOR tit
~llnoerhoIo. commissioner iigcr, al
Sernbanerne enS1uu | manage anr bill
oeobIipe at trunge flere % flere ar-
beioere: 6orhclbet meIleln aompaa
nierne % oereS W9ato, beoer Oct, er
blepet beore emo isr, % Ser glereS
Itsrre 9eitrGbeiier for at arbeioerue
ifol firtoe itg mere tiIfreos meo inc
StiIInger og iptte Gris paa at tielle
fine grbetoSaipere pei.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

Serift aiso fan ppbepares | lange
Cher ON Biitteren oeroeo, at man
fsrit pifler Oct gobt mo / iterft Hapir,
berpaa Iaoer oct frpie os iaa begruper
oct opbt / Saprebineen. 0erpeb
Itpnges 9uften noe, % aisoet bolber
Jig goot, ina l9tge til man bar gulg
for oct, unotagen Der ifiiloe ii1otr9He
langparigt Sspeir. Senne Srem.
ganesmaaoe laber Jig letteit benptte
paa 2anoet, men bill 9pmanoer ifafe
iia en- 9inge meo SABRE, ian fan ban
Der fappes meo sSarmeren.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
S%ientoper Ill SuI.

&c. latter III mart I'll Den lib, od mango
al pore 2anpsmGno her Sauoct bcgnroer
at ruite iis til Slemirro III gGmle Rprge
FOR enouu en- Sang at 'cire 3ul blanog
Sl9st % &euner / TT Sarnopmsb EN-
maaIte riter en- balp cller euooa eu bel Nieu,
ueItealoers Eraupr. vi ttllaber % berIor
al benIeoe ale oisie SulegIGiters GpmGrt'
iomheD pan ben itore 3ule.GrcuritcIt, lcm
Sntetuatipnal Gauigaticu 50. bar nrraH
geret meo ben pr9qtige Gceanoantper "Gbl
laoe pbia" lumber SplnltetrtgeH tierot lom
ben ameri,anItc Spetoert poier "Nals"l be-
ai9aar fra Nep Dort oen Abe Teeember
Sc iom itte blir iGrpt9e I'll at reiie meo
bette Glib, tau enbuu TONNE blem tiosnot
til al iaa lin Bart al 3ulearsoen peo at
relle meo iamme 2lrles ligeiaa prpgiiae
Camper "St. Yuul~, Der ai9aar ira Rem
g)orf oeu lite December. Meo bulltetloms
belit at oisie fortreHelisc Stibe Tan man
pore iprpisiet ON en- burttg 90 bebagelig
8etie ouer Sapst, o. Oct bar 10 noset at
iise M ueo SlHoertto.
americau 2iulen er iaa ioroelostist be,
tleuot blanot De Euiiuoer al 2anosmpuo,
iom bar reiit meo ben | be ieuere aar. liBe
laa ira eamle 9umanltnjens Gage, at bet er
lille npopsnoist for os at anbefale ben, men
ri isler 5raus til at sipre bet aligeccI af
"sammel aIGrligbeo" til 2luleu, iorot Der /
9ecorab.IoIteus aoutor bar oGret iolst
Silstter for oenne ginle De iiOite 80 War,
o1 ri bar euouu at rgre bet ierite 8Idges
maal oper ilet Behanoliug Wteo be itore
9iuler, % lite mnoit meo 3nmar Sinlen.
er Der sjort itprartepe 6orbeormgsr | be
iioite Nar, % 3oie SlaSleS Yaslaserer ian
M reiie Iiseiaa iomiortateIt iom anO;n
aiasies I ttoligere Sage.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

Gbintirr. eopsn. IrGiioent Rooie.
pcIt oil / fit ylloifab aubciale Son.
gresien at fornpe Souen moo Gbine.
ierneS Snooanorins til bette 2aiio.
Zen blep eipen | 1852 % ifuIoe sieI-
be / 20 Mar. Nu er Oelule 5lo mart
noIsben. Eraiioenten nd, at Soben
life alenc Hal ~gienaages, men osiaa
gisres ltrciaere og mere nsiugtig,
for at Oct fan blipe lettere at 9ici.
licnfsre ben. - Heprpieutant Heeo-
bum al California par Ben 206e hos
ErRiioeilten % tnite meo BAN ON
Soget. let par Nfr. 0eeobam Ell
8inoe at bore, at @rp1ioeRten bar
enia meo Arbeioerire "a Sorretnings.
mpnoel,e poa apiten / Sen Siltg, at
Ghnieiere life bsr bare Sop til at
fomme % tage greoet ira 2anoets
eane 9srn. Meningarne i aongres.
len ifal pore bette; men antagelig pil
Tr9itoentens faite Stiang i Susen
spe fin Snoilpoelie pao mango, iau
Der life fon nRre Suil ON, al Gbine.
ier-Sopen oil bliue fornpet os ifiprpet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Gulist / Banana. aupt. Berrr

Huligt | Banana. aupt. Eerrp,
lom fsrer Slagiftbet Soma" bar
ira Banana ienot arigsoeportenen.
fslsenoe Telegram: "lIting er no.
Iist. De liberale bar Magten / 60.
Ion. Sernbuten % Selegraiet er /
Srben." Sra Colombia IfripeS oer
21oe, at oft / Colon er freoeligt, llo'
l9notnger reipefteres % beifptteS.
Soreneoe Staters aanonbaGo "Iel,
hias" bill, ianpiot man ifisnner, life
blanbe iig / anmpe1t, me- bGfptte
Sernbonen og & lt~betlanoife SSnter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

.Sar Sunben ioaet en- goo Opora.
gelie, % er Den / oct belle taget pGrb
at bape, iaa trGftger oen fife til at
boloes blunben. gaatlrren bar iaale-
bes uorrltet ben, OF oen mlna bape et
hel Del 9epGgelie, ON Oct ifal pore
bel, o. ben fan life boloes lpilfef,
iroel at Den oerpeo tager Sfuoe baaoe
| 8empt % ellers. Zen blir gierne
lint % iaaleoes tarlig for Suicts egne
Solf, 2eOoene % Mlrfflerne iripuer
til. % neutrality-suspicious. fnrt.
mer let / lloroen. CIR Oct nsopen.
bist, at oen iattes | 2Gilfe at % til,
ioa Dor man rlorette ia meo en- l9n.
eere Staaltrano f9itet itramt til ct
Gar Stolper eaer Sr9r % neo en-
les Ging pad Srmuoen. Sg1ifen iP.
ftes / &ingeM. % SuuScu bar iaale-
bes @nlcnnins til 1~iosfororip pes at
ISbe fnn % tilbose, laa langt Staal.
trosoet refer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

git hinge UNDER Irbeioet, naar Ell.
lerS i1tet er til Shroer oerfor, gier
arbeioet ~lettere, og gprben fienoes
life mere laa t1ng. Oct opliper Gin.
oet og ipurer paa arefterne. Set
fan gisre et ielo glao % glGoe ANDRE.
Spem er Oct bel, iorn life ipnes goot
ON at bore Bigen ipnge unoer llofs.
relien al i'm @iernins / aisffenet, Ell.
Ter at bsre @i,tten ipnge og plpitre,
ser ban gaar meo lit arbeioe uoen-
for?
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
Mnn &affe fnn fife Innes

8oo aaHe fan fife lapes al CANT
melt 8alro, ioo6ant iorl bar Itaaet
/ aieffenet Hotten ODER, I. gr. Sel-
Terrific er Oct bra at faoe ganoet foge
lGnge. 2angonrig 8ogning bringer
gortoet til at eipe Slip paa ben @as,
iom er / oct, og oct bliper uimageligt,
= bpao man paa Gngelif falber
"Hat" &aaoe til Sbe og til aane
bsr Ger benpttes ierift Gano, iom bell
bes paa aanoen, iaainart aieolen er
fommen FOG. en Mpngoe at Dent
Saarlige aaife, TIC faar, er laa
oaarlie. bare foroi aieolen eller eno'
og aaffefmOen ielp iurrer paa %.
men belle 8agen igiennem, ira tiOlig
ON Morgenen til lent paa apelo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26
MinSeitptte opcr 2inculn. Senotc

Gulom bill / Senntet fremiPtte CT
SoriIag ON, at Der i @aibington lfal
relies Ell Rinoeitstte oper Ibrabam
2incpln. H%epr9iertnnt 2orimer
fremiutte for to Mar lt0en ct iaooant
Sorilag | Suiet, % Gullom bill mi
fontme meo ct lianeu6e. Oct ifal
operlabes til Yarffonuuisiionen at
iinbe en- pasienoe EIaOs Tor Ststten,
% SIR. gllIlom nteller, at naar Bill
leobliggerne / belle &erocn inobpoes
til at forfurrere, piI man faa en- Stst-
tie, ionn er oelt itore Grpitoent pprbig.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

glcp ifnieoc. Gen Heciprocitp
Contention, iom netop er bolot, bar
fln bragt SfuHelie. 5 @aibington
finder Sagens 8ermer, at aonpentio.
men life por repr9ientatip, og Be
Tiger, at bpts aoltgresien unber i'm
Sesiion ipinter life gier noget til
Sremme al H~eciprocttet, pil Cob.
ipprsmaulet fomme op igien peo noe.
ite almiroeliee 8alg. Men oerpeb
pil Ser opitaa 6oritprreIie / Sorret-
ningsliuet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-26

Sorter fiernes let % lroen Smerte
peb at betrpgge Dem ct Bar @ange
ON gugen flere 0oge itrGf meb fel-
genbe 8lanoing: Salicplie Mcio, 1
Srudmt, gpnpoion, 1 lnie. 0iSIe
blanbes inmnten paa en- 6lnffe, bpts
Sort err foripnet meo et lioen 9srite.
Otter bernie 8ebnnbling terre. Sors
tent mo og Falber al.