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en- ny ulaaoe
at beISe 8rape-R nts iprsb paa.

en- egeu @aahe at aabnc en- Haffe
8rope-gfIts poa er antpSet paa Eaf.
fen, bpor en- Streg merfer oet Steo,
boor mon ifaI gisre et Snit meo en-
Sniu. geb Of Femme paa Yaffen
aabues Oen Ga uof. til at man fan
orpsie no, bpab man tr9neer for ct
Taaltib. bporpaa Taffen Iuffes on
tomatiif berpeo bepareS Sn0boIbet
fra Silftens Sugtigbeb.
Som &eseI parer life Ell Grape
RntS Eaffe iuart Iange / nogen So
Mile. men oct er BOG bra at pioe.
bpcroan man ifaI bepare SroboIoet /
goo Stanb. @rape,gtutS Sooo er
ierbistoat. meset iprsb % fan ieruc.
res siebIiaeIia meo IiSt goo Slsbe
cuer NeA 0ette er en- itor 6oroeI
ior Dem. iom i9tter Tris paa en- let
% befpem Maaoe at laoe 6rotpit
paa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30

boIoe mig fra at fnIbbrinse Oct, ioni
en- saofrp9tig Gprite, tienerroe ben
belige Sub, er forplistet TIL Sn.
fpiiationen bapoe bsmt one Neoer.
lanoenes geboere til Deoen. og ben
16oe Sebruar 1868 itaofeiteSe 81.
lip ben 2oen benne Dom. Rlrn
nosle foa B~erioner, buis Hapne
nppntes i4rifiIt, fflIoe flames. al.
has Seer, brso OBJ fra StaIien %
orog | Cubs Rapn no paa ct mt
Gorstog. Saoinart gIba fom iii
Reoerlanbene, bespnbte ban at spe
Masiemorb. s Dfons nebbua.
geoes boert Tennete; 0fide.
lem boor glo6ba0et % Blpnoringen
f~ortiattes, blep Sitroreber al &pin.
Der ifi9noeoe paa &irfegaaroene, og
| 8iitpben, bpor Ger life bar anieo.
ming til at bPnge &i9tterne, bIep TO
og to iammerbunbite og itprteoe ub /
Slooen DsieI. S Iaarben iageoe man
Snopaanerne iom 4pee giennen Ga,
berne, ioet man itof efter benz meo
Sanier, Iigeiom man gisr meo Sp.
rene paa Grenaen. SerHngerne /
Inttperpen bar af oen grt, at Sifto.
rien bar forepiget Dem unoer Wapn
at "oet itore ipurffe &aieri." aIbas
Scr neoilagteoe 5000 Wenneiter og
tilrnnebe iig 90 IiGioner. Otter
9ebilaetninsen / Naarben ifrep glba
til Slip ben 2oen: Soar ieg inota.
ger Mfulor, bill bier Strlibe BIZ en-
Slire for en- Gnio." Ser fom en-
Sib, ba oct AT IIba i1toiatte gpraao
/ grpsiel imam falote oct "8lobraa.
oet") life bapbe &eoffaber nof iii at
fuIbfsre De Giraffe, bet ibsmte, cg
man fog oa lin Silfigt iii 8abepo.
iter, grop9Ie og OpritoIper. 8 Su-
iene bpngte % fpaIte man; / Saperne
fnGffebes Srpernes Creme unoer
@egten al Sig, Sertligen al alba
torbebolbt fig ben erbeItge 4fgisrelie
at Eager, iom bebunoieoes al BLOB
raabet, al Srpst for, at bette ifltIoe
bore for mi[ot. 80 @runoe," ifreo
ban I'll Slip, "bar beppget mig til at
i1oifrprtfe berre Rets Wagt: Den
fsrIte er, at ieg life fieloer Reolem-
merne, og at De fan narre mig; Den
moen err, at De retsleroe fun loom.
ner Straf for Sorbrpoelier, iom er
beuiIte. Men Ceres @aieitnt oeo, at
Statsbenipn freezer noget ganife an
oct END Saettagelie al 2opere."
Snoen alba forlob Slanoern, brp.
itebe ban fig pao en- 9anfet al, at
BAN peo Sfarpretterbonno baboe ON.
brast 1880 Memeifer, fraregnet
DC utaIlise, iom bar mproe6e / fine
Sure ener omfomne / &en. Oct
er benne Wano, iom M ifal renbaifeS
% gisres til en- SroeSbelt. gleoerne
paa gelgiens SfoIeieminarier ifaI
goa no oe lore 9srrene, at ban bar
en- tapper, itpIt Soloat, bpiS Sper
for Cubs sGre paaorog bam 8rote-
itanternes Saol
5 Sranfrigs Sfoler bar be fatbol.
tie 9Rrere oct Iigeiaa traplt meb at
f~orpanole Observation-Disclosures
RGSIer til gitofrpstige og priso9r.
oige @ierninger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
i. g. SubbarS SpS. 3. S. Sub.

barb. Superintendent Tor SfoIerne |
Reo @iua. Winn., bite cen 27be
gtiie. lin arbeiber, Nueuit ReIion,
bporIcoes ban Ifrlbe arbeioe mch Ell
&eiteifrober poa Gueen. Cen ilipper
iii SpS, mar man lsier en- "Seuer".
% Den bophe Relion liot Srpoeri
meo. Nr. Subborb leite ben; men
SorSI0Siet faitcSe Sfroberen iaa
burtie oper, at "2eperer" Hog bam
/ @agbopeoet % brat baus Gaffe.
San osbe itrar. San boooe uRret
Superinrnoent / Heo @in9 ! 'cr
Iar; fsr bar ban 9 Mar @aieca Oh
6 aar / Gebtpooo Sails. Sou itob
heit bIonot SfolemRno i Stuter.
San bar 46 Mar sammeI % graoue.
rebe fra @bitcrpater 9ormaIifolc.
Gufe % fire Senrer ouerIeper ban.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30

ltse til @isconfin for at opertaee en-
EIaos Tom SGrerinoe peo Miee Safe
ohentlige SfoIe.
q. 3. Somre, or. og aone
TOM oenne uge biem fro en- @iiit
hos beres son 9. q. Samrc Tan.
bel, Horo Safota.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
Uy forretnine.
smrfiib Oil So. trrnser mere MIbnc.
rim % ntaa fptte til 9eeurab.

Com tioligee nannt | Soften"
bar Surfiib Oil 60. | Gresco, Sa.,
fisbt Ell gel at ammon, Scott & Cos
itore 3-etages gpgning Der | 8pen oa
ogter at flptte i'm Sorretning bcrtiI.
Ceres Omirtning bar nemIig sgei
Zig, at De tr9nete mere Ilbueriim,
og bertil fommer, at Oecorab bpoer
pan bebre &ommunitationsforboloc
huoroeb De Iettere % binigere fnn
faa transporter fine Rrooufter til
De forifieniae aonter af 2onoeI. Sbi
foruben @ilpaitfee.9 mc,s sScrgre.
Ringer, itaar Burlington Gebar Ra.
pibS & Rortbern 9anen / ssorbin.
Belle nteo @reat @eitern, Sn. Gen.
trail, Gbicneo Wortbmeitern. Gbicneo,
Sod Sslunb & Iaeific os Burlington
& Guitcp ganerne.
aornpagniet bar e1toml fnopt Ore.
ret fin 8irfionheo | TO Iar, men bets
Grooufter bar aIlereoe nut rinenoe
IfiGtnine | 10 Stater, bnor &on.
~belSreiienSe nirfer. Der er TO @rlrn.
&c til benne Sprremines burtise
Bert. Sor oct ferite bar De ingen
aorfnrrent i TiIoirfning al 8eteri.
nGr. Mebiciner, og FOR Oct anbet err
WfioIer1te init Tom ~freritiIlet ug bill
bepirfe DC fprsnifeoe 3eiiiltater bpis
De %uupenoes rigtigt. 0ereS llbpolg
al Meoifonenter err fomplet 90 ON.
latter Mebiciner for ale De Snoer,
iom Susbprene fan angribes al.
9isie @nrer mbrinaes / ct asiorteret
llbooIe, oa neo oen fsrite 0eitinina
fsIger en- imuft forarbeibet "Sbon
GAZE" faaleos at &iebmonoen eler
SorbanbIeren for en- rirge ubalft fan
ifofie fig ct hiIbitpnbigt @eterinpr.
9eportement arrangeret poa en- fer
oeIeS tiItrpffenoe Maabe. Sertil
isieS meo bper SorienbeIie 500 Cir
ful9rer meb peofommerbe 8isb.
manos ener SorbanolerS Wapn %
9oresie.
ollie Mebiciner i9Iges til Sorbru.
eerne ubeIuffenbe peo lofale &isb.
mpnb eIler SorbonoIere. 8ompas.
MET befotter iig obiol,it life meo Re.
taiI-SanbeI. aue WiSIer iG4ees
meo @aranti for al ubrette, boao Dc
er forltbiat at aipre. Srnobiat SaIo
faar aisberen gcnaene tifboae al ben
aisbmmnb, iom ioIate Meoicinen.
Wdn bar 8epis poa ben aIminbeIi9e
SiIfreosbeb peb De poerit faa 8aran'
tiiebler, iom retnrreres, % / oisie
foo GiIfelbe bar oct ogfaa nGften
uoen llnbtogeIie pitt iis, at Weiolet
bar laaet fell, foroi life 9rugsanpis.
ninacn bar p9ret h,Igt. Wen her.
oper eisr BOG Gompagniet aforie no.
gen SpbGpeIie. - Gen intelligence
% proftiife Sarn,er, appaeier eller
Seiteoporrtter fan peo 6isie Wibler
bll tin egen 3prleee. bporpeo ban
life aIer,e iporer Eetae, men ogiaa
bpppigt fine Susbprs 2ip 90 Selie.
Sr. Geo. q. WaIfer, Der ~foreftaar
aonrpagniets 9aboratoriim, er Ell al
Stotens beoite SprIGaer % en- opa-
tia aemifer, Der / fin iperieIle &ibcn.
fob itaar fuIbt no paa Sstbe meb fin
Sio.
Gbos. z. @aIfer, Der leber ben
financieIle Gel al Sorretningen, bar
bapt mango Mars Grfariu9 ! @boIe.
ioIe .Sorretning.
Tisie TO Wtrnb or Sirinoets One.
inbehooere. a~onoogriet aatrr MI at
iobrifcre fine esne "Sbon Cafes"
bporpeo mango Heriorcr Der fra
@pen oiI finbe Nui9ttelie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30

AT DEBORAH Institute is thaught that
system OF Shorthand and T%ypswrting
demanded by all business houses. stu
dents having 4 knowledge of the com
mon branches can finish in five months.
Tuition s. per month is perhaps too low.
Fab tsem Sept. :. Winter term Oct. IS.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
slanae fnnbet / gananas.

Carl &ierner, Sanbelsbetient | s. s.
@1iIferens 8rocerpbutif, &odeiter,
Wim., forleben Dag pliiffeoe gana-
mas al en- 91nbt, iaa ban en- Slonse
ilpnget riinbt Stammen. Oct bar en-
liOen goaflanse, 3A 500 lang os
fem CONNER | Smfrebs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
TecDrab % Gmesll.
Zen asSe susuii 1901.
NSebramS

uobrso Soer Npbrans Siis |
Gnrtins aooition peb Gitiben 1ors.
bag G~ormiobas. SnorIebes Sloen
opfom peo pi life beitemt, men man
tror. oct par nGr aoaeopnen. Toa
@rurib al feilogtis Ringrina fisrte
@rnnoooenene Here @IodS no al
geier,, og fem iooleocs iaa tent til
@ronbIteoet of SIbeu babe ubbrebt
iie ogian til andre SeIe al Suiet, men
ben bIep mart o9mpei. 9e fleite al
IsbIerne ff Raboerre no, % Sabct,
Der life er iaa fort, er ubentpipI b9f.
Yet peb Isiuronec.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
IuuieneIt til 8eitcn. Iicepreii.


bent RooiereIt refer til @eiten ben
29be @ugitit. San anfommer til
Chicago 81. 9 ON Woreeren 'og
refer berfra til Springfelb, boor
ban piI bore @rrpernsr Dates 8iGit
og inipeere WiIitien / StatSlciren.
gicepreftoenten naar Gbicago paa
SiIbasetl1ren 2srbag Rorger os
bIir / Iubitortum Inner til Ssn-
bag gfterlnibbas, ba ban .'eiier
meo MiltpGufeebonen I'll 81. Smil
for at aabne Stats,ioitilingen BEN
2ben Sept. 0erfra refer ban DE-
refte til burlington, ST, bpor ban
bill taIe til 8eteranerne Den 5te Sept.
0en neite Ong bill ban pes,oe tiIbage
iii Stem 0orf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
Siamams Die ifabct. Sra CHARLES.

ron, g. g., meIbes 27be arg.: Me.
oens Senator 9eniamin q. Gilman
reiite til Spartanburs ieaar, bl9ite
Der ct Stsogran giennem Sern-
banepognpinbiiet og IND / bans Sie.
San tnnbe life faa Oct iro, % igaar-
aftes leo ban itore Smerter. Weo
bete1,bt og opinilmet gle maatte
ban imorges reife biem, bpor 2Ggen
fanbt, at Siet maatte opereres. San
bar for miftet Oct anbet Die, og bans
8enmer frpster mi, at ban ifal blioe
blino.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
SataIos.

Brufat Academy and Business
Institute. Iprtlgno. Nprtb Eafota. Ct
rattert uoitpret 0eite meo Siaeosr. Su,
terssiersos bpr benusnpe iis til @rof. q. ".
SassiiaS, Stplens Seitprsr, .Sortlane, q.
Sdt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
StGrf @inb. 9ubLen Sopnihi

StGrf @ino. 9ublep Sotpnibip,
Isnbenfor 8lanfinton, 9. g., blep
27be auglrit biemisst al Storm os
Saglpeir. @itilforb Mhnlen, Meo.
lem af 2egisIatiirer,, bIep alporlig
iaoret. Somer Saeues Sus, iom
par ntoer Spfsrelie, bleite neb.
Wais og aloen len Seb blep beifa.
oieet, og Sons bIep br9bt af Sael.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
Z giertieus ReniabeS

polls bill Der blipe Wsoe / Iften
4orsoag) for at afgiere, bporpiot
gefploningerne mob 1aitoren er be.
rettiseoe. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er
life enig, beoer Oct, men en- Waiori.
tet er Of ben Wenirrg, at @iertie1t er
uIfnloia.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30

Enter Valdez Business College, De-
corah, Iowa, the first week in September.
Free EAR fare and one months tuition
free. A large number Of students will
take advantage of this special offer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
GriSpiS Iettamcnte.

) tit Seitamenie nppneS 9riSpi
life i'm pu9ite Son, Der i i'm Sib eicr.
Be ii9 ifpIbis / Superi % ilpeteoe til
Spbomerifa. San iuoi9tter i'm trc.
Die Suitrl 6iIoulena 9arbogeui iii
llnioeriaIorping. Eli Jim inaifilte
&,litrI 4oiolia beitenmer ban en-
1aareospense al 800 Srancs.
SmibIertib or bans Ssbsbo iaa be.
tpneet az @iplb, at benne iifferIig
fommer til at operitise De iorbaan.
6enpPrenoe Iftina.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
Sorffieuiet.

Eeterfon hog ia ibjel. s @ater.
loo, Soma, ini,bIebe anoretp Better.
ion og falot b~opebfuIs paa Cement
fortouset ben 27oe aite. Gan osbe
itrar.' San bar 40 slar gartmel %
llngfarl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30

Stur granb. NeIion, Storp s
Cos. fore WeImsIle / go5eman,
Wont., br9note26oe Aug. tilligemef
Glenator og Bnfbus. Sabet er
100000, oelpis a~siureret. WsIlen
bar Den itsrite / Staten 90 en- al be
Plbite / Woropelten.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30

Many fail TO pass the required exami-
nation in Reading, photography and
Arithmetic, Attend the Valdez Normal
School. Special attention will be given
these subjects.
Decorah-posten., 1901-08-30
.arfeDs
escprah Tptertnaer.

aeneuoe Eoin, pr. 100 Buuo. IS. 4o05. Q
3inpthet, pr. 100 TuHo $500. A. Dbl
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Brought from his native home contrary
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hundreds of years without any compen-
sation, and enduring all this time the
most cruel and brutal bondage yet
known to mankind. The labor of him
self and his forefathers has made this
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throats, who would if they could, rein
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CONTINUED From Tarst Page

\COutlAueO from n1fSt PaK@.)
'magnetlzers." He asserted that he could
transplant disease from the human body
to the earth by means of magnet Here
IS one Of his prescriptions: If the per-
son suffers from a disease, either local or
general, let the following remedy - be
tried: Take a magnet, impregnated with
mummy, and mix with rich earth. In
this earth sow some seeds which have a
congrulty or homogenity with the disease;
then let this earth, well sifted and mixed
with mummy be laid in an earthen vessel;
let the seeds committed to it be watered
daily with a lotion in which the diseased
limb~Or body has been washed. Thus will
the disease be transplanted from the hui
man body to the seeds which are in the
earth. Having done this, transplant tn :
seeds from the earthen~ vessel to tn
grounu. and wait till they begin to sprout
i-+o ro~',s. os thew Increase the disco
Will diminish; and when they have ar
rived at their full growth it will disap-
pear altogether
But perhaps the Rosicrucians were the
nearest to the modern Scientists" for
they cured without medicine and an
nounced that their mission was to "draw
all mankind from error and from death"
They preached the subsection of matter
to mind and had millions of believers.
A curious popular delusion, the rem
nants of which one sees to-day in the
congregations Of Second eAdventists,' ..
swept over the United States in the first
half of the last century, when William
Miller began to preach his peculiar doc
trine and warn the people that the Sec
ond coming Of Christ and the end of the
world were at hand. Many thousands be-
lieved in his preaching and got ready
their ascension robes. So all the time
new leaders are rising and strange sects
forming, to last a while and then dis
appear. It would seem as if: at no time
is the whole earth entirely sane. First
in one country and then in another the
outbreak occurs. - ---~.. =
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-07-13
PRESS ASSO CITATION.
TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL NEE
TING OF THE BODY
The National Afro Am erfcan Prose- A ssoc,.
atom VIII Meet nj I'm othe I B+th.p,A
ME-. Church PhilateIphia. Tuesday Aug
ust6. 1901.


The twenty -second annual meeting Of
the National Afro American Press AS
ISOLATION will be held in Bethel a. M.
3. church.. Philadelphia, Pa, Tuesday
Aug. 6, 1901. 5
All editors or publishers of bona fide
newspapers and periodicals published
in the interest of the Afro American
race are entitled to membership in the
Association.
The time selected for the meeting is
just one day prior to the meeting of
the National Afro-American Council,
so that it will be convenient for editors
who attend that meeting to be present
at the Press Association. A special
rate of a fare and third on the certifi-
cate plan has been granted on all rail
roads to persons attending National
Afro American Council, and editors
may take advantage of that and attend
both meetings. Z. .s.Sz
It is hoped that the session will be
largely attended.
CYRUS FIELD ADAMS. .
- President.
A. L.. MANLEY,
. Secretary.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-07-13
SATURDAY JULY 1s, 1901.

Chicago has become noted as the
birthplace of many freak movements
religious, secular and political but
this week there comes to light move
ment, inaugurated and encouraged by a
number of so-called intelligent, Chris
tian men and women, which is beyond
all question, the most nonsensical,
absurd and foolish combination vet
formed in this great, cosmopolitan
eclty. An organization has been formed
in this city by few irresponsible
fanatics called the White Boxers
The avowed object and purpose Of this
new order is to preserve and maintain
white supremacy in the United Staes
and to inculcate the. doctrine Of hos
sHlity and antagonism to all Afro
Americans The unchristian and un-
civilized movement is the direct re-
suit Of weak and disordered brain
and only appeals to the vicious and
sdepraved Of the white rae.
IA The Afro-American finds the com
Inercial. mechanical and political world
practically closed against him and yet
he bears it ali in patience and silence.
His appeals for encouragement and
recognition fall upon deaf ears.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-07-13
What They Say About London.

Hell place very like London. Shelley.
"a stony hearted stepmother''-De Quincy.
THAT great foul city, rafting growing,
smoking, shrinking, CHASTITY heap of ferment-
ing brickwork, pouring out poison at every
pore''-Ruskin., p -.<". j. -. -. -" -
-"City of pleasure, and city of the poor
Ouida. -- = .rs e.. So
1.-The city of the pea-soup colored gown
Grant Allen. ~ ~. - -.zs
THE ugliest bar Madrid Richard White
ing. - ~: + r. .~.z.- < r, -.-a- -. -. -: g.
Horrible London."-New York police cap
tain. E%- - r. -rs-- e.. ~.
Absorbed in bargains, busy in the mart.
We, thee blind to beauty, deaf to art