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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21
THINGS WORTH KNOWING
80
Bits of Scrapbook Wisdom on Vari-
OILS Household Articles.

For the woman who breakfasts in her
room there are delightful individual sery-
ices Of china and many varieties and
styles. There are sets with the china
tray, coffee cup, sugar bowl and dreamer
and plate and other sets more elaborate
having these things and also a covered
dish for toast or anything. that is served
hot, small bread and butter plate and
egg cup. ,A1 . :. -. f.. -. i 49,.
A travelling tea set for use In ones room
at any stopping place for afternoon tea,
or even more substantial repast, Is of
white metal. There are dainty white por-
ce1ain cups in handled metal holders, alco-
hol lamp and tiny saucepan, teapot
plates, knives and forks, nappery, and
even a tiny matchbox, with a spoon rack
In the cover. All are fitted snugly into
surprisingly small space, the case being
of pigskin, handstitched. For short trips,
automobile, coaching, ETC., there are
sumptuous wicker cases fitted with enam-
elware. plates, cups, etc., a tiny rim of
gilt taking the place in these Of the I'M
memorial stripe Of blue in the cheaper
grades. ..
Since the average family must eat what
is set before 1t or go without, 1t behooves
the housewife not to serve at the same
meal articles which war upon each other.
For instance. cherries and milk and lob
ster and milk are deadly foes. Do not
give the family a chance to eat them to-
gether Do not serve cheese and raw
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21

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onions at the same meal or cheese after
salt meat. Tea retards the digestion of
meat, and whisky following Immediately
upon bananas is said to have produced
violent collie and cramps, :v-
There is a prejudice against cheese,
based on the superstition. that it is indf-
gestible, which lis entirely *unwarranted:
Cheese that is fully cured and properly
eaten is not only easily digested, but an
excellent and valuable food, says THE
Cooking Club" Especially is this true Of
the better grades. Good cheese.is better
and cheaper than beef supplying more
nutrition at the same cost. It. is claimed
that Is cents worth Of the best imported
cheese will feed more persons and nourish
them better than 81 worth of beef. The
United tSates is behind Europe In the
quality Of it's cheese and in the amount
consumed, but If the demand were greater
it would probably lead to an increase in
variety and Improvement in quality In the
native product. In foreign countries
cheese takes, the. place of the American
pastries for dessert.
A unique device for holding cut flowers
upright in shallow bowls or vases is just
out. It is Of bronze and comes in Sec
lions, each one being perforated with a
thimblelike hole about one and a. half
inches in depth. When section Is placed
in a shallow glass bowl of water and the
stems are set firmly in the holes the
| flowers will stand and look as if growing
| naturally. These sets are designed to aid
| in the artistic arrangement Of flowers and
| to do away with all that stiffness Oh
| choked look that Is SO difficult to avoid In
I many flower receptables.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Church entertained
yesterday, Mr. and Mrs Foster r.
Clement and their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Searles, also Mrs. Clements sister, The
day was spent enjoying. the delightful
breeze on the lake, while taking the tour
around. For luncheon the party went to
the Lafayette; clubhouse The afternoon
was spent with the various pleasures
which the lake affords.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21

The increasing popularity of the European
twin bedstead in this country is quoted with
interest by progressive persons, says Har-
per's Bazaar. Doctors point out, that big
when all humanity is sleeping in single beds.
The American returning from travelling
abroad misses first of all the individual bed,
and usually contrives In his special household
to replace as fast as possible, the double bed
with single ones 1t is in this way, un-
doubtedly, that the practice has spread, to-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21

Chao-Chou, son of Whiting Fang, former
Chinese minister in this country, is spending
his summer in Atlantic City, where he IS
making quite sensation with his clever card
playing. He u.s. like his father, extremely
fond Of and very skilled with cards. and
their favorite games are poker and progress.
sive euchre. Chao-Chou- was left behind
China, for the purpose of getting a thoro
education In America. He attended school
during the past season in Atlantic City.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21
Mems Goods.

gether with the example set by good hotels
everywhere. The fact is widely recognized
now that bed covers should be light and airy,
yet warm-feecy blankets rather than quilts
and comforters-and most of all of char
acter that permits frequent cleansing with
soap, water and air.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21

To Preserve Eggs-Have a kettle Of
boiling water on the stove, and into that
dip the eggs. Let them remain as long
as it takes you to count ten fast. This
recipe has been In use in my family for
forty or fifty years. The eggs cannot be
told from perfectly fresh eggs, as the hot
water cooks that fine inner skin, and
there can be no evaporation. There is no
taste Of lime about them put up in this
way. It is atf1ne thing for country women
who want to- hold for better prices, and
also for the city woman who wants to
purchase for future use while eggs are
cheap.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21

Aspic Jelly.-A quart Of aspic jelly may
be made of one and a half pints Of bright
consomme, half box Of gelatine, the
white of one egg, half cup Of cold
water two cloves, one slice of onion,
twelve peppercorns one stalk of celery
and a salt spoonful of SALT Soak the
gelatine for two hours in the cold water.
Put the other ingredients over the fire and
simmer for twenty minutes, after they
boil. Add the melted gelatine and strain
the whole thru a napkin into a mould or
dish to harden. Sometimes the juice OF
half a lemon is added to this jelly.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21

Captain Henry Hash of Boston is the last
surviving officer of the old militia company
that took part in the famous "Aroostook
war" g..
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21
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Oh and Hieeae
SpeciaIs for Saturday.

From Cur Pastry kitchen:
naLn Our special cake will be maple cream
U@kS layer: also nut loaf and orange = n
cream squares, each Observation-Disclosures. & ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-21

Thomas Shevlin, Jr.. met with an acct
dent yesterday, which might have been
more serious than it is, if it were not
for Mr.. Shevlin's physical training. While
walking thru his launch, Muskeegon, he
caught his foot and fell, this resulting
in a strain. Clutches were provided and,
supplied with these, Mr.. Shevlin proposes
not to have any of his outdoor sports cut
short as he is otherwise not suffering
from the mishap.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12
WHEAT MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Wheat, S0@7s%.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12
Bright Eyed SiIkeH-
Haired, Red Cheek
School Ma'amS
Take the City By Storm but
Bring Cerulean Skies and
All PerVading Sun
shine

At the court house this morning
fthe local teachers institute season in
Marion county opened. with one of
the bestattended institutes ever held
In Marion county. and great interest
was manifested in the proceedings
The character and standing of the
principal speakers were such as to
give the impression of a state meet
ing of educators, rather than that Of
a local institute, and the results will
prove to be most satisfactory, for the
effect on the Marion county teachers
in attendance cannot help but be very
beneficial and helpful The attendance
was good, and the lectures delivered
fell on fruitful ground.
Prof. ii. S. Lyman. superintendent
of the Clatsop county schools. who
has charge of securing the education
al exhibit from Oregon for the Louis
inia Purchase Exposition, addressed
the teachers on the matter I'm which
he is most vitally interested and urged
q the assistance of the teachers in
making this exhibit the very best pos
sible. He received the warmest en-
couragement In his efforts to make the
Oregon exhibit a creditable one.
| Professors Ackerman and Clarke al
so offered suggestions as to the ex-
hibit, and the best manner of giving
aid to the committee having II in
charge.
A class exercise by pupils of the
Salem public schools was one of the
attractions. The exercise was by a
primary class. composed of pupils
from the rooms Of Mre nodd Mice
Ketchum, Miss Cosper and Mrs. Ogle.
and Miss Ketchum had charge of the
work
Prof Adrian, the Wisconsin educa.
tor and lecturer. addressed the insti-
tute on New Ideas" and suggested
in the schools. the teaching of the
work and attainments OF such men
as Bell, Edison and DIR. Morton. and
their efforts in the interest OF humani-
ty, be given the preference over the
old idea of the emphasizing the old
time warfare heroes.
At the afternoon session Professor
Ackerman delivered a lecture on Rec
itauon,' and was followed by a class
exercise by pupils of the Salem
schools, in charge OF Miss Mellen.
President Ressler. OF the Monmouth
Normal School is on the program this
afternoon for lecture on the Educa.
tional Association, and Prof. Adrian
VIII deliver his famous lecture on "A
New History" This will conclude the
institute work for the day, and this ev-
ening Prof Adrian win deliver his
lecture, "A Day in Congress in War
Time at the First NJ. f. church.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12
White Rotary
Sewing Machines

The most thorough up-to-date ma
chino on the market.
Reasons why?
First, It's rotary shuttle.
Then the shuttle is instantly re-
movable.
Others are not.
II has tension indicators.
Others have not.
It has automatic tension release.
Others have not.
II has ball bearings.
It has triple feed.
Il sews fourth faster than the
vibrating shuttles. Il runs lighter,
runs easier and the automatic head
lift Is of the cable In place OF raw.
hide, hence does not stretch and
leave the head sag.
II Is a machine that you would thor.
oughly appreciate, II you would take
the time to see IL.
Call in any time We have special
sewing machine salesroom, and an
experienced man in charge Mr. N. H..
Burley, who will show you every cour.
tesy.
Besides
We rent new sewing machines. We
repair all sorts of machines, and
guarantee our work.
We sell best needles and oil for
all machines.
And we take your old machine in
exchange on new ones, and allow you
what Il Is worth.
We have a number of secondhand
machines, all in fine working order.
far sale at a bargain.
Ask TO see them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12
Another rhompson Play.
s0id Everywhere. In boxes 1Oc. and sc.


The Two Sisters" by Denman
Thompson is easily first and foremost
among American plays that deal with
real life and character, with the real
people and incidents one is sure to
meet with in rural and metropolitan
life. II is spoken of as a companion
piece to "The Old Homestead and
this is regarded by many people as
the highest kind of praise on account
of the great affection we all have for
dear old Denman Thompson. but It
has more action and character and
does not confine the auditor to in.
tense admiration of one role to the
possible detriment of a general effect.
THE Two Sisters" is a play for every
single individual in the cast, their
prominence is greatly a matter of
their personal ability, they can all be
stars If they make good. The audi.
tor gets the best of this in every way
and the general result is a perfor.
nance of absolute perfection. AS
Rudyard Kipling has treated every
day life in India and Africa so has the
distinguished author of THE Two
Sisters" treated his favorite play-it
tells the life story of the real peo-
pie we know and meet every day We
rejoice in their triumphs, weep at
their sorrows and laugh at their alb
surdities. It's the real thing and ex.
actly what the intelligent up-to-date
theater gocr wants.
The Two Sisters" Is announced for
this city Tuesday night at the Grand
Opera House Seats on sale at box
office Tuesday at a. m. Curtain at
S:15.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12
Bark Went to Pieces.

Not a vestlge of the Italian bark
Cavour remains on the spit where II
was stranded. Twenty-four hours af-
ter Il struck, the vessel together
with the cargo. had washed away, so
Il is doubtful II any one who visits
the wreck today will be able to carry
away even a souvenir of the disaster.
Captain Lohnaos was busy yesterday
cabling TO It's owners, and will re-
ceive instructions what course to
pursue Historian
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12
A New Switchboard.

II. NJ Friendly. expert mechanic
with the telephone company, came up
from Portland last evening, and will
supervise the improvements in the
local exchange. A new switchboard is
to be added, to relieve the local sys-
TEN, and this will be followed by the
installation OF an improved system of
switchboards and instruments. The
business OF the local exchange has
been growing rapidly, and improve,
ments in the fixtures we're needed in
order to keep pace with the Pequire,
ments.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12

New imported French harps, in any
Key, for sale very cnoap at w. Cal.
vets, practical watchmaker, 1853 State
street. cod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12

Fine assortment OF ladies' and
gents gold watches and chains, for
the holiday trade, for sale cheap, at
w. Calvet's. Practical matchmaker,
1Bs State street. cod
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-12
chrlstmas Trees.

All sizes, finest shapes. Telephone
your order for a Christmas tree TO
Clarence and Percy Blundell, Morn
ingside. Phone, Red 2066 Trees de-
livered; prices low. 12-l2-1wk"
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
SettiersS tepnc.

Sr. Rebaftsr! Ter oil I Rortb.
MOOD. Soma, ben Ste SUM 6Iioe
'boIot Ell Seit til Minoe ON oct isrite
Excitement / @crtb Gourtp Sen CITE
sunni 1858 al q. 9. WeQem % Su.
itru. Seq Daaber, at oenre 90 aars
Set nil pPre til 8lpoe og Spturrr.
triug for oGe De ganle Rp6pggere,
Iom or er ilipe.
ga ale, iom uar boiatte / Goun.
tpet op til 1875, mua iau fables
"Slb SettIers", % til oeres 2gre
ifuloe De un9e ppre meS og ieire en-
Set. Iisie bar gaue6rpoere | oct
Streg al San0et, % oi uHge fan life
gisre iormeeet til 2Gre for ale Sisie.
9roi. n. 9. @noeriot ira RaoiioH,
@is., bar pelpiaist taget paa iig al
boISe 9olen cen Gag. San err ogian
en- ganebrpSer, bort norife isolf til
sgre. 9ortbpooS meS Sens pafre
Bart er iuit bet rette Steb for Ell
ianSan 6eihigbeb. Seq baaber, al
ret mango pil msbe irem.
q. 9aul, WinH. 25be mai 1908.
g. @, Wellem.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
Gpt IipsTrtit.

"aorOeu" rr Rapnst yaa ct mt Itos'
ilrtit. iOm or ts8paOt at uotOmms / RacIne,
Gts., OF reoigsrcs at Suar RtrFsaaaro.
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9dnest. men bpsr Sang bar BET Gaael gait.
6uao 9ariaqeu beirut tan uRrs. or hIe 8cot
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pi I be 5OrsuSbs S'atgr .Go maHBe 'crirH,
lise enseIIte ItOsftritsr, ION BET CT 'emutt'
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Veatsr OeEuosi, at ugeaUyisr % uuoge STA
be Ifal tuoebpIoe tGIfaI0 cn Gel al ben
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ale btsie 7ebatuongr Dir at 5tosiirtit0u.
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bar at iRtls 2OEstaaeHoer al eeuae aTt
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pare @laos for. % ot tpiisr tile pda. az
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elsrs bar SgHllsr o. Easlmepiabeo III at
babe no. laa ul ri tIIiieit ina uuJst / Den
RetHrna, iom iomusr III al lspe q tribes
Spao bet igris RGmmsr al "aurpsH' aP
saar, pa wal Dc. iisss. at bet lousE rIssei
s0ot. 5uebcieet ev pslralst, fisbrlotgt %
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Hiu8 BET bette. lpori upstt eaEita sTt saeT
u9Vit 5iosltriit CT itemiTado. Der / SagoEt.
3st sr seTipr al baaRs, at G~erssaseHset etl
IgItss, Sluiist uoiemmsr rtaaHealta %
ioisr fun 80 Gents yr. aar - peert biItg /
SorholO III SHoeOlosis aralitst. be imaits
SiIieoer % Sisrrsiisu-26 poTe SieCr iprs
nesn Gmilaset.
let tgr temGrses. al "gicvesR' igeelelt
bsaOsassr is Ill paHlis AHsTiiaasre. o. at
5aeApIes. CT ualst ms0 SeHblls tsrpaa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
Store Jloebranoe|
Spen Snboinse baarSt biemisst. -
90 Sasogr inocbrGnSt | Ssrnins.
MnDct Danit 3Dt.

Ora ais5ertJaon melodies sen l2ie
Dtai: s 2~anosbpen 8uoDinge peO
Bla0iare nbbrso / 9o9 3lo / Smeoe.
meter 8iellens eienSCm, Ser benpt.
te0es til 5smrerpGrIiteo. SiSal
breote iis neo uctoiom bait % al.
tpn0te Here 9pgninser. SnOtH 81.
IL er iorliben Smeo 9}ielien5 Glen.
Dom ngiaa @pOfer Saco5iGlS Gus,
a~iebntano Seniens gus u ArbeioS.
manO 8abrtel Seniets gus ianit Sen
9omle aouununeitole n~eObrGnOte,
bporpeS @ 6amiIier or b,tJne IbuSDilSe.
Sranoen rlier enonl mco tor 8otO.
iom1eb.
sra 9gngbp meIbes ilume 2ag:
Soruoen Be ti0lisere uEDuie gien.
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gus tiIbsrenOe Otto Glen / SsrS.
bolm. % ct gus t~ilbercn>e Somftu
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pagter Carl Sauien % u1r beboet al
3 6amilier. aln gnlrItc eufeIte al DC
9raholtote bar life aSiureret. St0en
untases opituaet | Sfpritcret / Ssm.
rerpRrfltroet. gu ganrrle, @aar0 er
itrrft trllet. granbcn pg0uarer trent.
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Sra RanorrS me0Gsle& Sen t2te
M0i: 5 Hat ucO IL. Si0cu neobrpnOte
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inocbrpnSte al 8aor6cn@ 9eiGtttnJ
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par o~pItalOeoe hos =. Ntc,ien. Noen
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% 2uOeu % nreneS at prre pdaiat,
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ii0ite EicbIif. 9pgnin0crne por ior'
iifre0e Tor 1880 ar. % %eSbre Tor
5000 SER, be98e Dele I "Qannlart".
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Sitcratur.
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titlsr % Salsr' pil | ca 10 osftsr uos
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SigIe artitier % Silsr iuSlsbes al Srof,
3 g. Ears meo N 8remntaius Al. bono
giornions StIliug CT | Ror8ss oiitorie.
llObalget CT beisrget AT Shr. Collin. DIR
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StpftsTue msS Be usepeneise 9iitpriiis
C~plhsninasr. Sp.rt Ssits CT paa 50
ltore Sihsr.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
De norife Siiferier.
8riitinnin. t2te Mai.

) sen forIsbne llge bar man OreUet
"@fterftifet" life alene pla SeI8elatt0
og DttreitOen % / 2oioten. nren ogiau
ira Sc pore 8rr paa apiten istoenior
Rorblano - mmbtg / NunlbaIen, 6o'
len % oct RomSOllife - % llobpttet
bar ppret tilireOSitiIen6e, iaa Silent
mefiferne, Ser pUientIig OrIpcr Oette
5fife, bar gjennen9aocnOe giOrt goO
6angit. Il Opipnet 10 / Sc ileite Stes
Der er bppet, inoIebcr Wco0elclicrnc
ON 8angitens StsrrcIic lon8iomt %
ipariomt. Get piOrs, at ser ior 81
itrifterne OttreiiOcn, SelgeIun0 %
Solten / llgeuS SOB er opitifct ttliom'
met 100000 Sorif. ! 2oiotcn %
RomSoaIen iautt mclenIi59cnOc apit'
itrsg har 6iifet artct iig 'ou geOt, at
bele apitcnS 6angit pei fan aniIane5
til omfriug / NiaiotL Ell Donifc 900
ltgeiangit / Wfat WaaneO.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29

Efpfbanen, 9eS sen b~sitiSeliee
anbning al Gfpibaneit. Der iorctagrs
AL aongen, pil ira ipenif Sioe balkan.
set Snnorehe Hoiabiliteter, 81. a. 30
MigsSnesmrno "a Here StatsraaSer,
pGre tiliteoe. Sra norf SIDE er BRO.
arannnct enonu life belt i~nitiat. Nab.
Hingen ioretages t4oe Sum- paa MICS
arRnier Station. Eli Seitmiooosen
NJ. b. | Iarpif bar aommunen oerop.
pc bepileet ct b~etpOeliet 9elsb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
Stempler iitctctfur SrimGrfcr.

ariitiunia pil Ser forls96pt5 bltue be-
npttct neutrality-suspicious. iiteOetfor
Irimprfcr pco 6rorferiu9 al inOeu.
rigife @oitioger. Stemplerne an8ioer
8 % 10 Eres 8prot. De 8oItiaBer,
fom bprer ioaOanne StenrpIer, blioer
bebanolet 9onife, JONI ON Be par for.
innet nreO GrimTrfer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
17bc Rai.Sua til 9ibruiun.

@ieruitierne 9iernion iflIoe Der itcl9e
"@u0brunOSoslen" Oen 170e 0tai Biz
Der a~rrangerct log, beituoenOe al Sto'
le6srnene, 4rbctberfonnin6en %
ung0omSTorcninBeu / 5olO6u. Get
bar tpntt n~rrangeret poa Ben NtaaSc,
OF @srnene$ Sog eff ipoOoer iii Soft
% til6oge iii SeimitaS, hoor Ger ifll.
Sc qigres SoLSt. Ser ifuloe Be borne
lutte Tia iii. 5ooreiter set iamIeOe
Sog gif til @uIeItlO.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29
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eier q. 5inueram. Gn19aarS / Stub.
Drum, er / 8oar ODER aorssr oenOt
tilbage til aieI ior at iremtoiu8e Ell
M 8roees % Sernl9o EFT m iHogoacH.
De ll~n0erisse.ie al III unoeriaotlige
SorholS. Otter at ba0e opret prellS'
iiIf l~tnSeriadt | cOer "a aar bIep 6in'
nemaNn | Saarning oG bans Son,
8aarSeier q. BinremanH / Snt6'
brum, Joni bar DGrer prelsiRf Col.
Sat. ItempleSe iom Sptarter % 10.
uiite to @ange. RGten un0ersgte
Sageu og fom til et ReiuItat, ser
itaar / 6eitent WoSitriS meS set
StanSpunft, Tom ben SauIfe Ssieiteret
toniefpent bar inStaset ouerior tpife
llnSeriaatter ira Sertu5oemmerne
then 1868. llroer 0tsie SorbolS
flnoe en- m 8roceS life uuogaaes. 90
set er iorflariist, at 6innemarm bar
snifet Senre Sang at brinae Saaen
Tor en- hel IN 1omito!. bnao lrH 90,
naar peS at sal til aiel, bporoeS Ben
l~troibnre Gambling hm beJaaes / aiel.
llnoer en- m Iroees oil Der bliue isrt
mGnge rpe giener, ION set bar iaset
GiO al ian iamlet, iorSi Dc GerioHer.
ser lepeSe paa S,eSet / 1867. M er
ipreSte oibt ourtrins. Tetie bar meo-
istt, at Sasen bar Itaaet ben til M.
Decorah-posten., 1903-05-29

fos me0oeIes Sen i2te Ntai: Spaar-
morges faftofes 2iget al en- Serre %
en- Iurne paa aruffleubaften en ailo.
meter nurosit for Sunopoloen. Ia.
men nntages at pRre onfrina 90 gnr,
Serren noget Riorc. 9amen bauoe ct
SfnSianr | penitre 5inoings IsSen
bar inNtranSt eiebliffelig uOen Gsos-
fantp. Mmoen bolbt eli 9roolper
hpire Saailo; ban bapbe Ct Sfitoiaar
ouer fsire gre. SONS iorpreone Stil.
ling % Sc 9rpfninaet 'cm bar Jun.
set Steo. tpSer paa noaen Tsosfafnp.
Ie nrrmere SmitPn0igbeoer peo Bet.
te 8rama er fslgenbe: Ranoefi aufom
til Sotel griitoI, 3riitilnia, 6reoag |
iorrige llse. Ser font Ben lll,ae 3ame
90 beisgte bani, % 2sroug Worgen
reiite begge opoper | 2anhaiter til
Solilsgoa, boor Sc bfeb boenSe til
ptar0ag Morgen. Ndn funOe Ser IN.
tet uipoDonlig m9rfe paa bent; Ga.
men iaa BOG ttoget triit I'D. ltoen at
6ctaIe for fg os uSen at iise noget ONT
Aireiie. ioripanot Sc iaa berfra, ioet
Iamen lagoe efter liz Suite % Ras
rnpTp ;ontt en- 8ortemonp meo nosle
aronrr /. WnnOag MiSbag atforn De
til sun0polOen % iaa ou temmeItg
anippnSt it0. Otter at Sc bapOe iaaet
en- 3Iaife gl % noale Smerbreo gif
&c pi0ere, og man ioa mn intet mere
til Dem. isr Sc fanbtes al Ell @nt ION
9i1. Der forStes intet paa 9iaene,
iom flttSc antpOe, Epem Sc ulnffeliae
er. Boa SoteIlct hoooe Wdnoen OPP
oipct at heoe Wooifet, Igcut ira
3rannren. 3auten ortndes q t'oGre
en- 6rsfen 9. fra ariitiouia.