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ner, and Captain Rhodes was highly
pleased with the work of his crew. The
boats performance to-day was entirely
satisfactory to August Belmont, who,
after the trip of the yacht was taken
to Providence on the tender Scout,
where he boarded a train for New
York,
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MIR. L4WSON'S COMPLIANCE.
Last Obstacle to Ind. .pendence and Con.
stitution Meeting swept Away.

New York, May 26-The letter of
Thomas W. Lawson. owner of the In
dependence. in which he says he will
comply with the terms of the New
York Yacht club-that he charter an
interest in his yacht to member of
the club and allow the boat to sail
under the club colors-was received by
the challenge committee at the club
house to-day A meeting of the club
will be held tomorrow to frame an
answer to Mr.. Lawson.
According to all but one of the MEM
bers of the club who could be seen yes
terday, Mr.. Lawsons letter sweeps
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FATAL BICYCLE FALL.
Naugatuck Man Loses Control of His
Wheel Descending a Hill.

Naugatuck, May 26.-Caro Rung, a
German, twenty-nine years old, was in
son street by a fall from his bicycle.
Rung had learned to ride but two days
ago and lost control of his machine at
the top of long hill. While under
great headway ne ran into stone wall.
His head was mashed to a jelly.
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CONTOY ATTACKED BY BOERS.
Superior Fo rec Driven OH-Foui British
Killed, Thirty Wounded.

London, May 26.-The war office has
received the following dispatch from
Lord Kitchener dated Pretoria, May
26:
"a superior force of Beers made a
determined attack on convoy between
Venteersdorp and Potchefstroom May
23, but was driven off. Our loss was
four killed and thirty wounded. The
convoy arrived in safety"
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THE MACHINlSTS' STRIKE.
NEW YORK CENTRAL MEN IN H.
BANY MAKE DEMANDS,

Cent. Advance in Wages to Begin June
big Concern In Toledo Gives In
The Situation in philadelphia and
Other Places.
Buffalo, May 26-At a meeting of the
members Of the International Assocla-
tion of Machinists to-day committee
representing the maehinists employed
by the New York Central in this city
was present. The employees Of the New
York Central, who have hitherto TAX
en- no part in the strike, to-day
drew up a communication address,
ed to A. w. Watt, superintendent Of
motive power, asking for the nine hour
day and a 10 per cent. advance in
wages to begin June /. About 1900 men
are employed in the New York Central
shops here.
Regarding the situation in the Lehigh
Valley shops, Superintendent Van AL
len said tonight: "The strike at the
fore the strike was declared. We have
now 315 men-all we need"
Toledo, May 26-The Toledo Machine
and Tool company to-day notified the
machinists' committee that it would
sign the new scale, and the plant will
start Tomorrow. This was one of the
largest plants where the machinists
were out, and the settlement was. un-
expected.
Philadelphia, May 26.-At the begin
ming of the second week Of the ma
chinists' strike the situation in Phila-
delphia is as follows:
Sixty seven firms out of $50 have
gone from the ten-hour to the nine
hour day basis without deduction in
wages; thus $500 machinists out of T.
700 in the city are work nine hours a
lay; the machinists employed by for
ty-o one firms, number 1000, continue on
strike for nine-hour work day; several
arge firms have offered compromise
n reply to the union's demands, and in
(Conti,,,,ad ~, rTIoir5
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The CORNER STONE LAYING
OF THE NEW Y. M. C. 4. BUILDING
ON TEMPLE STREET.

The Ceremonies VIII Take Place To-
morrow wAfternoon-Govern Mclean
VIII Lny the Corner stone.-Exercises
in the Grand Opera House-The Pro-
sramme of the Aftcrnoon-A Sketch of
the Work of the Association.
Nearly all the arrangements are COM
pleted for the great event in the his
tory of the Young Mems Christian as
sociation of this city, namely, the lay
ing of the corner store at their new
building on Temple street tomorrow
afternoon May 2S. Following is the
programme:
At the Grand opera house at 2 o'clock
a concert by the Y. NJ G. A. orchestra
led by Professor Henry G. Nichols.
March-"Cuban Independence" :. :.
..... -. -. ................ Hunger
Overture-"E Encouragement ~.
.... -. -. ...as.......-,.... Boellger
mance-"Chrysales" :. 49,. Melville
Patriotic selections of national melo-
dies.
New march-"The Association" :. =.
49,. ..., -. ...., ....H. G. Nichols
AT 2:30 o'clock.
Doxology.
Invocation-Rev. William A. Boards
ley.
Reading Scriptures-Rev. David Levy.
Prayer-Rev A. V. Higgins
2 -Selection-Yale University Glee
and Banjo club.
Report of building Samuel
H. Read.
History of the Association GS66-1901)
Professor Frank X. Saunders, Phi. D..
of Yale university.
8: 00--Selection-Yale University Banjo
club.
Remarks-Hon. c. T. Driscoll, mayor
Continued on Third Page)
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Another Texas OIL Gusher.

Dallas, Tex, May pa great strike
of oil has been made at South Lake,
twenty miles northwest of Beaumont.
A we'll was truck last night in the
rear of the Sour Lake hotel and at
once became a gusher, flowing at the
yate of Is, 900 barrels day.
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Theosophfsts in Session.

Chicago, May 26.-The fifteenth an
nual convention of the American Theo-
sophical society opened here to-day
with over hundred delegates present
from all parts of the country. Two
sessions were held during the day and
an open meeting tonight in Steinway
hall.
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Founder of Elgin watch Co. Dead.

Chicago, May 26.-Thomas Morris
Avery, founder of the Elgin National
Watch company, died here to-day from
a stroke of paralysis. Mr.. Avery, who
had been i'll for the last two years, was
born seventy-nine years ago in Madison
county, N. Y.
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, Caldwell Defeats Rut1.

Providence, May 26-F. J. Caldwell
of Hartford defeated w. A. Rutz Of
New Haven at Hills Grove this after
noon in a fifteen-mile motor-paced race
winning by nearly two laps. Caldwell
took the lead from the start and held it.
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New York, May 26.-Many of the G. A. r.
posts of this city attended memorial SER
vices in various churches, and some Of the
posts held joint sessions.
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MRS. M'KTNLEY'S CONDITION.
She is Standing the Homewnrd Trip
Very Well.

Washington, May 26.-The following
dispatch was received at the White
house this afternoon
From Secretary Cortelyou, aboard
the presidents train:
wells, Nev.-Dr. Rixey reports that
Mrs. Mckinley had a very comfortable
night. She is standing the trip very
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The Hawaiian Case.
Washington, May 26.-Owing to the
fact that the United States supreme
court will adjourn to- morrow for the
term the belief is quite general that the
court will deliver it's opinion in the in
sular cases which were heard last win
ter. In view of this probability Solici-
tor General Richards has prepared an
unofficial synopsis showing the ques-
tions involved in the various cases,
which is as follows:
The Particular Duties Drawn Into
Question.
All the cases are virtually customs
cases. They raise the validity under
the constitution of the following eXac-
tions:
O Duties on goods imported into the
United States from the Philippines af-
ter the ratification of the treaty. The
fourteen diamond rings case, Peepke
claimant.
(2) Duties on goods imported into
Porto Rico from the United States dur
ing the military occupation Of the
island, after the signing of the proto-
col and before the ratification Of the
treaty of Paris Such were some of the
duties collected in the Armstrong case.
(S) Duties collected on goods import
ed into Porto Rico from the United
States during the military occupation
but after the cession of Porto Rico by
the ratification of the treaty and the
of the Porto Rican act. Such
duties We're collected in the Armstrong
case and in the first Dooley case.
(D Duties collected on goods import
ed into the United States from Porto
Rico after the ratification of the treaty
and before the taking effect of the Por-
to Rican act. Such were duties exact
ed in the Goetz case and in the De Lima
case.
(5) Duties collected on goods coming
Continued on Third Page.)
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Charles A. Smith, mentioned in the
above dispatch, was brother of Be
najah L. Smith of 172 Grafton street,
this city, shipping clerk at the New
Haven Rolling mill. He had num-
ber of friends in this city, and was
here on a short visit about two weeks
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SlUIeS give you.
Baby Ribbons.

All Pure Silk
These are not the usual flimsy kind sold
as near these prices generally. These are extra
good quality. in fact there are two qualities.
the higher one being as fine ribbon as is
made.
No. SATIN,
Pink, shades, Cardinal, Blue, shades,
Yellow, Lilac, Turquoise
Violet White, Cream
QUALITY / QUALITY II
l9c for 10 yards. I21acfo for 20 yards.
No. ~ SATIN.
QUALITY 10 yards for 27c.
1880 yards all silk taffeta with double
hemstitched border-and in all the best colors
Width 3 Il inches. Actual value 1o cents,
II 1-2 cents the yard.
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C4NOEIST DROWNED.
Charles A Smith, of WtlIfmnntic, Who
Has Relatives in New Haven

Willimantic, Conn. May rs. = Two
canoe accidents, one of fatal result and
the other not so serious, occurred on
the Willimantic river here to-day. In
the first, Charles A. Smith, twenty-five
years old, and living at 81 Quercus ave-
nue., lost his life white attempting with
a companion to paddle a new canoe
with which he was not familiar. The
two were capsized near the boat house
of the local canoe club, and Smith, who
could not swim, sank Immediately Nor
ris Webber, his companion, made his
way to shore. Smiths body was re-
covered by means of graphing irons
an hour after This afternoon Judge
of Probate Charles N. Daniels and
William p. Jordan were overturned
while venturing through the rapids be-
low the city. Both reached the shore,
but not without considerable difficulty.
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The Howe & StetS0n Stores.
The Annual
Ribbon Trade Sale.

An looked forward each year by thousands Of
The ribbon of the year. which will be teeby
initiated all around-mark this.
Months Of preparaon-special arrangements with mills
during idle and many advantageous purchases make
this mid year ribbon selling the talk of 1zsaNzr>aAa
: !: :: =: : : : :: :: !: :: :: =: =: !: ::
the town. aMNEESR&DSSSkN ~
Fully Million Yards OF G1TNNNAAS1Tz1xl1A
AlI=SiIk Ribbons WRMIQt 81
Here for Your Choosing MVM@(T y
Most Of these special lots at 1-3 &WSESR1
to 2-3 regular asking prices
The selling will be tremendous and we've planned for
large saesforce
This sale is orceul demonstration ofthe service these
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DECISION IN INSULAR CASES
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURTS
OPINION EXPECTED TODAY.

The Important Questions Involved In
Various Cases--A synopsis by Solicitor
General Richards-The Primary Cues
ton Is Whether Porto Rico and the
Philippines Are an Integral Part of
United States Within the Meaning of
the Provisions of the Customs Laws
The Constitutional Tax Provision
The HaYniian Case
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BELIETE THEY HAVE A CIEW,

CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
Oriftie Perre.
q. 6. Erobert, tibliacre az @aib.
bnru, 8is., eiteripseS iajen.

@~aifbiirn, Wis., 20en Aiig. ".
6. Brobert er eiterlsat / S%noiana.
Sioligere bar Yrobert VrGlioent ar
@aIbhirn gant; Iigeioa baooe ban
Banter / Shell 2afe og prescott.
San bar oeiaa YrpiiOent al 8aib-
burn 9reping agociution % inter.
ealeret / mango andre Gorretrin9S'
foretaserrher. oa ban Git 'aIllt l
1898. 9agefter bar ban Wapor ar
@aSbburu, BrGiibent al S~foleraaoet
og boIot andre ntgtige Stilirger.
Ga ban itoo paa lit Ssiocplrrft.
bleo ban ienbt til SpnaiIet Tor uIop'
Iig 9autforretnirs % lao Der / l12
gar. Oerfra git ban til Nifes,
Rit, foor ban aabnebe Ct. 2iifeS
| SoipitaI oo ubitebte 9iplomer, boor'
paa 9Pser frnoe praftiiere i piSIe
Stater. Srititutionen udr inforpo'
reret iutber Staten Ritigans Sope.
Der er noget llappe ooerTor Idaoant.
Yrcbert baooe alorie ltioeret Ufeoi'
Gin, men antos Gitelen So. 9.
Sfior uopioeoe ban tine 6orret'
niugcr 90 bespnote to Banter | Sr'
Diana. gee9e er inaeret, en- | @onr'
bon, % oen anoen i Eippenacoe.
Irreltorore err uoiteot MOB baTn for
lop'tribie 8onfiorretrine ! Sour'
bon, og MI fiPmper 8robert moo
lloIereringspapircr ira Wsitigans
8irpernsr.
Brnbert err ct al DC aliioigite OF
bebageIigite Wenneiter, lom man fan
tGnfe iie, men er, iom man ler, lite
at lioe paa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
Board Of Control.
Zen npc geitprrlie al Stntsanital'
terne ! Winneiuta peo Horet.

Iinneapolis, Winu. lite aug.
Statens Gontrolboaro ouertog ioag
geimreIien Of nj Statsintitutioner
oa iinancielt Soeropipn oper cite an.
Ore. goaroet anbeuote 6ormiooa-
gen til @ngeliiten os andre GetaIier.
gTererne er / uaigiort Silitano, 90
Here Cleric arbeioer miolertioig for
goaroet. Spor itor Stab oil trent
aes, oioes enomI life. 6. o. Comic,
iom / lang Sio bar p9ret aniat !
Board OF CHARITIES & Corrections,
i~notraaote ioag ! Gountpbonroets
Sieneite.
De Ssnititutioner. hpor Soaroet
har TSnlomagt, er felgenoe: Sem
SinosiMshoipitaIer % aipler, 81
Sos 9atienter; Sfole Tor annos-
ipose. 1853; Reiormifole. 391
Statsi9nsilet, 544; Statsreiorma'
toriet 152; tiliaihmen 5,51s Npno.
hinge.
9oar0et bar finaneielt SperopiDn
ooer Sfolen Tor Zone mea 256 Gle,
per; SfoIen for @linoe meo SO. eta.
tens ofientlige Stole i Smaionun
me0 25s; tiliammen 597.
De. ifaI osiaa isre SiIipnei oper
5inaneerne i De lem Rorwalfoler
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
6ulieber 90 Musauitoes.

Wan er M teInmelig paa Oct rene
nieo. at Oct er Ytusquitoes, lonI er
aariaa i @ulieberepioemien. Self.
lPge, Wsaior u. s. @orgas i Sapan.
nG er al Den Wfening, % ban Inobe.
retter til 4rissbepartementet, at
oenne iIemme Spgoom iieloen oiier
iig eiterat maj meo Selo bar isrt Ell
llorpSoeliesfris moo De uingeOe Sr.
letter, iom gjeunem 1ioer bar Iagt
iaa mango al @pens Snobpegere /
@rauen. SuuobeoStilitonoen / So.
PARMA er MI betpoelie %iorbeoret.
gntaIlet al De m~aaneolise 8so5falo
er meset miH6re emo isr, tnffa uRre
De SorboIosresIer, ma bar taget.
Zen guile Sober bar iaar finn bort.
rpffet ion. Zen lite SSltni par Der
mtet 5ilfrISe / belle 8Den. Seo
Diioionuuertio pleier 5eberen at
raie, % Oct err oa noget rrbsrt, al IN.
gen bar angrebet. @aior Sorgas
o%plpier, al Sunobeostommisiiouen
bar leiet 70 Ranb, iom itaoig sanr
nntring meo Sliefanoer Tor at soc.
lPgge Nusquitoes. "a ban ifreu i'm
3noberetning bquOe De brigt $4,000
@alloner Die.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
Rpesiy9oomme
Observation-Disclosures mob
bcres ll0~breoelie.

Iaoifon, 8iS., lite gu9. Sta.
tens Sunobeosfommislion uonGpnte
ioag en- aomite III Of f~onferere meo
Winneiotds aommi5iion on Regler
for Snoisriel al 6eite og apGs,
iprlig Seite, i oer Seniigt at iifre
ipnes Sptrpoen al DC TO Stater.
@iseoniins &ommi8iion bar aaereoe
oeotaget IegIer, iom ibag blep ienot
til @upernsr 90 6ollette til gifnl-
belle. Seriigten er al iorbinore
Snipe, iom ian oite bringeS ino meo
Settle ira Seiten,
StatsbprlPge Hoberts og BiRlt'
oent Wcaerrofu erIfeolemmer al Den
aomite. iom ital forferere meo
Wimeiotas aommisiion.
commissioner beilutteoe at beuil'
&c Benge til al prsue Dtelf ira aisr,
lem fiber al 3uberfuloiis, paa Wten-
nelfer; 8reDerne ifal ioretages paa
Statens Experimentation. 3ette
emne bar oppe til 0rsitelie / aom-
missioner, isr Or. dof iorfpnote i'm
Sbeori.
1ioler iii al u0rpooe SoinefoIern
orsfies ogiaa, 90 commissioner ifal
mart ienoe Ell Bulletin til 5armerne
ON bette emne.
Ten BIan. iom 8iscouiin Som
misirrerne ioreilaar. betemmer pan
en- a~lminoeIig ManOe Ell itreng Sn'
ipeftion / ct. Paul og Chicago al
ale Seite. iom er paa Sei til @is'
eoniin. Sainois commissioner oil
osiaa bline nnmooet ON al blelpt
til meo Sagen..
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
baIphunoreoa ,Seit.
Scmtiaarsoasen for s. u. Trens'
fpritc Ereoifen paa Sprins
Srairie.

Semtinnrsfeiten paa Sprina Brai.
RE i Ssnbngs. Den 2Soe Sslili, bar
en- al De pafreite, ri bar ieet, ifrioer
"amerifa."
Yait. ct. g. &eqie boISt et no
m9rfet 6eitprRoifen ON 6ormiooa.
gen. Bait. Norbbp mesieoe. ON
gftermiooagen beIot Rait. 8. Y.
Sosmarf Ell fraftig % iuotrGrgenoe
Risiionsprebifen, % oesuoeu bolb-
ties preetise Saler al 8ait. @eoeieu
oe Bait. @inumeitaO. ct I9reere
greo fra Bort. Scorer, Tom iorbinore-
oes / at prre tilfteoe, bIeo opIait.
8lansmmmeret par 9alen al
Naitor 5. @. YrsuS. Gen q boa.
be meS Senipn til SroboIb, Sproe
% Soreorae ligefrem meiterIie, %
lpttebes til meo Apmertiornheo ira
gespnaeIs III gnoe. Zen tore Eli.
bsrerifare Iptteoe nleo iprnot Sp.
m9rfinmbeb, og ri iaa mango tsrre
Saarerne bort. mehenS ban lfilbrebe
8reiters o. Ntenigbeoers Grbeboe !
De benrlmors so gor.
Ger par mango iSoH iarnleoe ira
fern og nRr. afbsoe @re,is' fire
Born nemlig Gbriitinn og :. W.
iart Sru Norobp og Srll apaaie,
par tiIitebe. If EreIter iaa Ri oeS.
uben Bait. 9. g. Reqle, Bat. Srt-
befen. 8aitor @immeItao. Bait. @oa.
Ter, Yait. SougitaO, EGit. Sosmorf
ca Steoets Breit, Bait. g. 9. S. re.
one. @i iaa mango SoIt fra Bon.
net groirie, De 6oreit, Horwop
@rooe, 9obi, goeertou, 0eerfieIo,
Stousbtou % WaaoiiOn.
Iange bar De, iom iteg tnoenfor
oen lille Snbheaning paa &irfegoor-
ben buor Taitor og 6ru BreuS og
iIere al fSnriiien ligger unber @ren'
ipGret. iSamilieu og Nenigbeoerne
bar Der lat ct mutt 8rarit Wtinoes.
merfe. bpiS Reisuirg bar fnpttet til
Semtiaarsieiten.
ga, fort err set Grbeioe, iom Ere.
iterne % Wenigbeoer her bar noret
tet / Be benrnnone so Iar. 5 Sor.
binoelie meb benne herIiee Sft bau.
De 8. q. Breris' Born ubeipet Ell H.
oen Brochure al MinoebIabe, iom 81.
Der h~i'tortFfe SpIDsninger om
Sprina Brairie Wenigheo og oeS'
uoen s. ". Treis' isrite BrGoifen
poa Sprine Trairie Sbe Ssnhng ct.
ter Trinitatis 1851 o. bans 'ioite
Trpbifen pao Morpap 8rooe.
8i Tfal eronu tilfsie, at Bait. 5.
@. 6. 0ietrition boIot oen fsrlte
@ubstieneit pna Spring Frairie
BEN Toe Warts 1Si7, og at Werigbe.
Sen bIeo "oronet" Der Sen 27oe
Marts lamme Iar.
0eitoner / pore Wtenigbeoer blioer
set III liot efter lot Si0en iii at
boloe 50.aarsfeiter. 9enne lmlttfe
Sseit poa Spring Hrairie fan goot
taees I'll Isniter. Som iagt, en- ou.
frere eller mere inbbolbsrig norif
Seit er neppe bIepen bolot / amerifd,
og ben bill lprtae Ieoe / Seltagernes
Grinbring.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06

Spio 9lpper err for Storfarmeren
mere pero END Sen rsoe Slogs, fri.
Der en- ~ssroienoer i "Brairie 6ar.
mer." Gen er inoisot % iaar Jig
ielp uailaoelie, bpor Den bar begpnoi
at pofse; oen er meget rig poa glom-
Iter og Sonning og er u0mRrfet til
Srembringelie Of Smer og aiso;
bens Srepler er fine o. imagelige,
~ ben isscs al ale 5armens Gpr
babe CONNER og 8inter % tiolia
ON Saoren. for oet anoet @rPs bar
beepnot at ipire. Gaa nplig op.
pIeiet @rlino ("ioo") pofser Der be-
Gre Meais efter Dem erlb eiter Den
reoe. SonMneu meo andre @r9s'
iorter afsiner Sen beore So ero an
ben alsper, og Der biiper life nogei
al Den liggenoe isien i 8rpbben
fom Sounegarg ilnar ben alorle
fell, for aIt er epipiit, Ierior raa-
Ger S~nolenberen I'll al iaa ire Sunf
pr. gere al Den iamulen meo anorG
@r9siorter. Ausrit Waaneo Ell
ben rette LID Ill al iaa ben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06

Hinsene paa 3pens Soru mgiper
oens Nloer paa oen Maa0e, at naor
ben bar ire &irge paa Soruet, iaa er
Den 6 aar samuel, bar ben A, iaa err
Den 7 etc. op til bet tpenoe gar; efter
Den Glib oannes Der insen me Hin'
&c, men at &oen Hlaa bore ganmel,
fan man noeenlrnoe lutte Zig til
oerat of Rt1teene er opbe, % Sornet
Ter forilibt no. Saa bar ri label os
fort9lIe; ON oct forbofber Jig iaa,
fan pi life netop bare for; nteu er
Der noser of bore 99iere, iom oeo
bebre 9eiteb, ifal ban gierne rda
fourme tilorbe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
snmntoes iiaes of hape en- aapnIi

tomatoes figes at babe en- gapnlig
SSnoHpbetie paa Wanen og Seperen
ntu,t tam oesuben meo Imgt Itsrre
Srpgbeb taee en- Oofis af benz enb al
De mango "9ioer &egulators," Der
aIEefduaner, roles for at pere "ber'
beolte," men bog bel for oct meite er
az toilfomt 8erb. sf Somatoes
burbe imiblertib fun Soften benpt.
tes og Sfallet BRACES, bois man On
fer at opnaa ben bebfte 8irfning.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
0bab er SbaritiS?

On bump. banienbe Smerte. Iebiaset al
en- Cmbeosiornemmelie % Bronoeu neoerit
! Sioen, meo en- Irpnlis iasenoe Smerte,
iom ipoer paa Nstanbelie.
Deb llneericselie oil Oct blipe iunbet. at
bet imertenoe Steb piier enoel CYbopnen.
9etie er bet fprite Erin al Cparitis, 8et9u.
belle al Coarierue. Spis 5daet oper DIT
gus er ut9t. min Setter. On nil itrar iaa
bet iat iitano. Sporior life otie bit Seseme
bet famine Denim?
2u bebgrer life, ou brr life ttlaoe big
'elo al lioe, naar en- az bit e9et aIDn mo-
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
Den. ipm bar en- tor @aif at firm.

Den, iom bar en itur BAIT at itrp'
ge pna en- Gong og bliner trpt Of at
itaa iaa Irnee paa BET boaroe Sailp,
fan babe sobt af at forisge fdgenoe:
Gag en- sarnruel ariIt, folo ben iam'
men / iaa mango SpffeIier, at ben
bliper rigtig blsb, men Dog itfe BIZ.
Der minbre / llbftr9fntng, enb at
n fan babe gnleonirg til at flptte
Sooen ltbt, itoa poa ben % ie ida,
ON oct life err en- bel 9ettelle beri.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
"Nette bar lea last Bret paa," ID

Sfielmen, ba ban banbe narret Sar'
meren til at iptte fit Mupn paa ct
Stpffe Bapir. Sg aonife rigtig
Site I9nge efter Sirffebe Boptret op
igien / Sorm al en- IopepGbis &ote,
Tom bar fommen / "uIfeloig &is-
bers" Senber, oe BET bialp life,
boab Sarmeren srpo % boo, ban
f,moe life eaa ira i'm u~nberifrtft, os
Gnoen bleo, at han moatte betale.
Seq MI on Bret paa 2Proommen,
oq 6et er benne: &c bel efter, bpnO
set er, on lmoerifriper.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06

Sor be Tcnse, iom ganr meo til
&isbet al en- ausse gI, fan man /
8eiten fisbe fig en- Icre al ben rise-
lite Serb. aan bni,oe, Der er en- og
anoen, Iom bapoe gobt Of at tnnfe
lot oper bette, % mansen aroeioer-
farnilie, iier / De itore gper, piloe
pitt bore bebre faren, ON ioa ifeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06

S~dmct Sfrift pan gamle Oofu'
merter fam after bringes tpoeligt
frean os gisres laieIis oerueo, at
man fsrit flsster Yapiret meb gunb
% iaa itrpser De esttslte 2inier ooer
meb en- gsrite, opppet Ven Splss'
ming al Slifpbaoe Of @mmonin.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
smsrtraet ! BET SnSre al airif!

SmsrtrGet / oet SnSre al airifa
bleu opoaget Of europeere; al
Srugtiernen fan Der uopinoes CT
Slass Smsr. Der imager meget
goot, % iom eiter Siseuoe ital tim.
ne boloc iis ct Mar. Sige laa megen
gtptie bar man al YtannatrGei pao
SiciIieu OF i anlabrieu; Sr9ets
SAT- Tapes I'D Slusilit &oaneO.
oa naar zen er nieampet. blir ginn.
naen tilbase. @na @ialabarcrne ba,
man et 2pstrG. Ioei man al bets
alernc. Der toaes. iaar Sals. JON
fan buiees ri SDs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-06
ssisssen.

Siaia Ssrsmaae,. Naot Glmat. IN.
gen Sliuarbs ON SInterH MET Soliii. ON
: ommersM Seao ig.sHs fro % ~ s5 pr.
Are. 8ilise 5arter meo Eueen & 9ress
cent Gouts. Sggsr oa serter irt.
u. Is. AiHearioH. d. y. u. g~taInMati.
W. ". Bsdier r. y. u, ll3 aeams 1T.
30a2i Chicago.