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The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18
Then darkness.

papers and tore the states off peoples
roofs. But little did Francois reck
of the weather-the storm only suited
his misery.
Suddenly womans cry reached
him. then confusedly he was con.
scous of terrific blow. Then dark
ness.
A heavy brick from neighboring
chimney had struck him squarely on
the side of the head.
He was hastily carried to a hospi.
tai and there lay for week, uncon.
scious and blissfully removed from a
him.
But. little by little, memory and
thought came slowly back. He was
hungry, he could speak words and
recognize voices. But it was still i'm.
perfectly, for his head was yet
swathed in bandages and the light OF
day Eas denied him.
At last, however. he was complete
ly cured and the good old doctor who
had taken care OF him said gruffly:
well, you are on your feet again
Barbasse, my man. You may well be
thankful to get off as you did. That
was a brick and half! You hadn't
many ideas left after that struck you
Hum. hum"
The doctor stopped and seemed at
loss how to go on.
well. I'm glad I'm out of it, said
Francois, but III be even gladder
,L, %,I, ~ a. Ho,
dage Why do you keep it on any
longer; is there anything more the
matter with my eyes?"
THE truth is, my dear Barbasse." be-
gan the doctor. hesitatingly. There
have been complications and
And what? Speak out. man." or
dered Francois.
VERY well. One eye has been very
much injured and you will lose the
use of it in very short time"
IAN eye? Which, doctor. which
one?"
The left eye, my poor friend" the
doctor answered sadly.
Francois Barbasse sprang from his
chair and did a cake walk then and
there.
Are you perfectly sure. my dea:
DOCTOR" he cried, you are not mis-
taken as to which eye? Oh! it is too
good to be true! shall be happy now
all my life"
For moment the good doctor
thought that half his patients reason
had gone with half of his vision
Then Francois explained.
The first time he went out after the
accident Barbasse fastened to the
house Of Mile. Y. She had been
his first and only love. despite his
later matrimonial attempts. He fell at
her feet in an ecstacy of passion. I'M
ploring her to listen favoraoly to a
second request Of her hand in mar
riage. The yourg lady listened. looked
at her kneeling lover wavered-and
was lost. She whispered a soft ives
e.. "rnncois. fathoms deep in bliss
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18
Put Cardinal Under Arrest.

Very few knew that the present
pope was once arrested. He had visit
ed poor man dying and stretched
on the bare ground. On retiring "a
bed the thought of the poor man
without mattress came back to the
pre!ate. This was too mucn for his
fatherly heart and, without more ado
he rolled his own up as well as h.
could and slipped out with it on his
shoulders. But he had not bargaincd
for the watchful police and he wa
presently in the custody of two Vcno
tian gendarmes. AS soon as they rec
ognized him. however. they took
charge OF the bundle themselves and
carried 1t to where the goou cardinal
directed.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18

From the beginning, with but few
exceptions, Thanksgivings have been
kept in the late autumn, owing to the
harvest time, of course, and more fire.
quently toward the end OF November.
No one knows how the custom Of
appointing Thursday originated, but
some light is doubtless thrown on the
subject by controversy over a pro-
posal to change the day of the week,
about 1890 when the dissenters ar
gued that Thursday was preferable,
because of the Thursday lectures, or
midweek religious services, that took
place every week in communities of
considerable Size a joint observance
of the two days rendering it unneces-
sary, of course, for many to sacrifice
a days labor, especially for Thanks
giving.
Although the pilgrims were the first
to observe Thanksgiving on this con
tinent, the Salem colonists, on their
voyage over here in 1929, observed
Thanksgiving on shipboard. in which
everybody, passengers, captain and
crew, took part, as an acknowledg-
ment of favorable breeze that had
followed a preceding day of fasting
and prayer.
Winthrop colony. in 1880, also OBJ
served Thanksgiving, apparently en-
tirely without any inspiration from
the pilgrims, but in accordance with
their former custom in England, the
motive in this case having been graf
itude for the safe arrival of their fleet
at Charlestown, where purely relig-
ious services were held beneath
tree, for it was in hot weather. July 8.
The Winthrop colony's second
Thanksgiving here, which is common
ly spoken of by historians as their
first, was about eight months later,
Feb. %, when having moved over to
the peninsula of Shawmut and taken
up their abode in log houses, huts,
novels and even holes in the side of
Beacon hill, their number sadly de-
pleted by diseases caused by purified
food, and even absolute starvation,
the arrival of their fellow townsman,
Capt. William Peirce, with shipload
of provisions from Ireland, and, best
of all, good store of lemon juice to
arrest the ravages of the scurvy, fur
nished them with good cause for de-
vout thanksgiving and gastronomic
dissipation as well.
The colony L..bably comprised 200
or less, 10 church had yet been built,
and it is doubtful if there was any
public religious observance of the
day. Neither can the bill of fare of
any of the households have been
sumptuous, according to our ideas,
judged by the record of the ships car
go, which shows that the best the
Boston cuisine could have then af
forded was corned beef or boiled salt
park, oatmeal or wheatmeal mush,
without milk or sirup, and ships bis
cult with cheese.
Yet who shall say it was not deem
ed rich feast, when we learn from
one who participated in it that re-
past consisting of meal, water and a
little salt, boiled together. was so
good that none could ask for better
meal"
Digestion was facilitated by CO.
pious drafts of ale, If it could be had,
from a single large pewter or wooden
tankard, which was passed around
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18
Needn't No Walters
Wiring Here.

......
New York Press.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18

into peal Of laughter that wrecked
their would-be suitor's hopes.
Barbasse had consulted every opti.
clan in France. But each and all had
said:
"A mere trick Of nervousness, my
dear sir. 1t will pass away with ad-
vancing age"
But what good would it do Francois
to have normal eye at 60? He would
be filter for his grave than for a do
mestic fireside by that time.
Accordingly, you may understand
the poor mans feelings as he left
his house that cold, gray morning.
1t was February and high wind
was blowing, wind that scattered
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18
The Coward,

The night before the battle met
He sang the splendor of the fray,
Till all our legions, hard beset,
Took heart against another day.
He sang the thunder-swift attack.
The shock of shields. the overthrow!
The shout that roared the chorus back
Startled the camp fires of the foe.
The harps hour passed. Dawn heard
alone
The high heroic bugles' cry;
But ere a blade had crossed his own
The singer turned his horse to fly.
They slew him as he fled the field:
But all day long the foe In vain
Shattered against our spearsmen stecCd
With memory Of his noble strain.
So half fell foul into the snare,
And half sped splendid to the goal
What earthly tribune can declare
The doom of this divided soul?
Frank Little Pollock in the Atlantic.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18
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from Sunday, from six to seven hours
having been spent in church, divided
between forenoon and afternoon. 1t
is evident that in those days the din
ner must have been decidedly a min
or affair. 1t was not till 1921 that
the afternoon service was abolished,
against vigorous protests from some
of the church members, although the
change was brought about by fear of
the smallpox, then prevalent in the
town.
A third Thanksgiving was observed
in the Massachusetts, colony Nov. II,
1881, to express the popular Joy at
the arrival Of Gov. Winthrop's wife
and another shipload OF provisions
from the old country. Whatever may
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18

earth could not keep from laughing
Whenever one eye was wet with emo
ton, or shining with tenderness, the
other would commence it's Internal
dance. Beneath the winking. blinking
lid, the eye ball would rush back and
forth, dilating and contracting, as II
worked by the very master of mis-
chief himself.
And the poor ladies' were scarcely
to blame, II at Francois first words
OF love and longing. thev should burst
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18
4 O . M c I L
HID d dosk,tom 7-< tie ,oh, ,6,h

EH Hkbeb bGoshsns4,ISgsnd ea.nar4sr.sef1,
BAE 1elsh~tytr!7s'ieat se7k, III. prjoxwsr ,nb
"Nane'sfit,1-ad. mteeu andt,sz.t 10 ne
A'rtbass egastdi Ha'nts~nau. ,n,q. IN iii, si4tmig.
,u/o,dA * enatatb lisrs b.s IN he n,diro1As ;aJy.
m<su k Ao,brrnemd1dnrc Aswpg ,r..-~5.d b,f Fost-
ase'n edsy efh,/ fore Gyptsf4. SsOsa a, f., su,Eai
s.hmAy Esggala, lnsoaat,em q fhs faihrt, CsnosG~'
n,d,.soa: 1e ef7~y may q s.r 7oans EiemDtfaaia,
7hra'nrd. a"dm't~pted :, hk E~xv. aadgiusg m.le,
oa'y ysfh'e s''5 our 6,Es4er''' ~av Hsai ASsa~qr,
egsmavm wahou E.ebD adusn,ese 10 our jthxsa, fsr.
ns,1~tba~Am fy666 Of JH&e( .A< Lord, axrx,
Metoea,enet rs.jz"ea. Eeo1nz, kleea{y oI pse.rs.
Tznmtf'dxG, WIN our E~..s,a. m a,v srsGoe 3sp>
painted or dss,gtd: aad f.is 'ds LAIgsxla.akr.escs
.nde f'mH.y1Minsi,aui sf kirnx,sins mery 1s@oulS
Be found an Ljtnsaus pe9pA =, M Fs.dse kf.,r Inn
s'h7hAastsVis, ashAiY Im~aas ss- Gm,laas
M,he,meefpsQis Aa'2ha,i
hsl.s, ~ d., Hs,sTr srssro ooa~ h s.s<.i
~. s ,r.r..s 10
shse ssHs ses,k ast, rtyms IN
"ssh to..d. .e Rc'"' JNb3 ~ x-cs J IN, t.rlO.,
ss s'a ts msss
eteof NJ" ~ frsa -Nss A,ss
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18
Not Always In November.

In the early history of the Massa-
chusetts colony Thanksgiving was
usually appointed each year. Usual
ly, the day came in the autumn--not
always in Novembe- but sometimes
in October, and sometimes DecembeY.
The Grit-advocate., 1904-11-18

clasped her in his arms. And In spite
of the JOY OF his emotion. both eyes
were steady and well behaved. his
left eye. once so impish and so dam
aging. beamed with a perpetual smile
1t was made of glass!-Boston Herald
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
sra searosiep, g,inn.

Soae ltormer % iner bet itbgt uoe.
8inben bpIer 90 bier runSt Irggene.
Suesn % Stsbet bIauber iig ldmTenl
Suff! Oct er itngt at pGre ubc ! ct ians
oaut Geirl Seq nil foretr9ttc at iibbe irs
be beo Grnen % lRie "Seb arnen",
FAINT ieuSe "8oiteu" Ell IiSeu Silsnin9
og ct R~ptanrseuife. Set err bel en- GOD
Stunb iiben SuIen, iaa man ituloe bel
life tale mere ON Den III, men Srinortns
gen er iaa isb, at ieg 9leoes op ! nit
opbeitc Subrc neo at fremmnne Siaeoet
Of BEN for nit aanSSblit. Sea feitIi9s
boIot 3ulen hos mine Airre hismne /
Bomb, Wpinn. Set er uPiteu ooerfleoi9i
at fortGIe2 Rierue ON, boor bpa8eltgt %
moriomt BET bar. Vile bill NOT ~foritaa,
at ben, ION bar bebaret fine barnIigc So
lelier for Suleu ps Nuoers 90 5gIfenbes
a~iGrligbeS, bill finSc itsrre Spg9e % Sors
n~sielier eno 8cnneu fan tolfe. Npts
aarsSagen tom megst braaot; Bet blep
Dor StilsmisIe for en- lang Stuno igirn.
Sea bill ba snIfe "SeeorabsS Soften" og
ale beus @cmuer ct goot Nptaarl %
III til De unse og iGnnalpreuoe @enner.
2do mig fnn gisre en- SemGrftins til
bcre / SGroeles6eb. & ueO, bet er ling
oommeu, Tom bar 9auoets SfiTbue
fine SGnocr, , % iom | Sremtioeu 'tal
itbre BET. Sab BET berfor barre bort Rpts
aarsmptio at fiGmpe for alt, iom er tort,
rent og pbeItl % LAB bore Sierter ops
lpies AT bet, iont man faloer Suteltgens,
iua Ri fan ipItes ale ON BET itore Soeal
OF Sormual at i4nue BET ui9pne, ops
lefte bet labe, uorpobe bet rnaone %
itnege og Mcbride ale be StilebGGgc,
Iom itaar Soealerues Bert / Seien, Sao
os tipmpe for @roosritabet og uoeitGngc
alt, iom biz ipuberIioe groberitabcts
8annb til Splittelie og lleui9beo. vi
er 10 ale llucle Cams @sru. % oi itlll'
DC giere alt, Iom fan forfremutc Den
8amIes geIp6re og "Rrosperitb".
Strioen meIlem 8upttul % Grbcioe
6ar b9rct noget al bort Salos Iterlt'
@eftileus. Set er n isr9eligbeS, a
Der ital berife Ell inaoau lleuigbeS mel
lem Nisie Raster. Set er min Cpfat'
ming, at Der cr Sell paa beg9e SiSer.
&apitaiiiterne er for sraaoi9c og bill is8c
at "grabbe" til iig BEN belle Seroeu. ars
bciSerue er for SorSriuesfuloe | mango
Sing. Ser burbe O6re Sprmlft hos be8'
DC Barter. Ian piIoe BET uoi4pne al StriS
cg Risusie. Sor at opbp8Bc "Sross
perth" for bort 2anb maa aapital %
ar6eioc tpmme til en- soo S~oritaaelie, idr
Dc ian urbcihe tiIiammen; | goo Sarmos
nj for bet er 10 ianot, bpao SroIpro9e,
Tiger: "guigbeo gisr %iterf".
8. 8. 6uritab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
Ara galermu, ssorS 60 ". Z.

"Seeprabs Yoiten~ er en- fiRrtommen
@iRit, iom beiegsr os to 8auge ON
rgen % arnsu" ntna life uoeitrnses
Den beIler; Seu er barb lin SIaSs, % soe
Sio bar Sarmeren III at l9ie | ben mds
selise Iintertio, Oh Sueen rpter os ON
Creme. gaeu ian or oct bra Der / 8mo
50. Ser er uof AT Sisuites alI. iom
inaes for TO GnIer pr. Sou. YaIermo q
Dor nGrmclte @p; Den CT 10 enouu gauifc
M. Inn IiSt ooer ct War gnmmel, ms;I
Den bar BOG itreoct saniie bra frcm |
ben ienere Sib. Zen bar 2 Broteriitore,
/ SarbpureiIore. 2 SoteIer, / 8eitaus
rant, ct 9Iactimitbibop, CT Surnitures
itore % Yoitoifice, Dc suri9e 6orrets
Sorretniu9er bill bel otmme IiSt efter liot,
8pen bar goo 9~rli9genheb, As giI Set
for Winot efter Great Northern Sdneu.
Ser bar uGret Gale ON, at Der Ituloe
bIipe Depot / Yarrmo til Sommeren,
men bet tommer 10 melt al paa Sim Stu,
gefoItningen beromtrins laoer melt til
at bare Stduoinaner, Rorite % Soeuitc,
enteIte ameritanere % Spifere. 9oun,
tpet or mt; 8efoltningen ltremmeoe ino
Der, SteriteoeIen %ioitleoeu Soumer. Ser
oar not Hegu iibjte Sommer % COB Nps
ling, men Der pdr 10 Inn Iiot i~uNiaaet.
Seq hndber Der bill tomme fIere op ber %
iaa fig en- Someiteab; Der er NOT at frit
Sanb erbnu, Tom Cutel Sam bpr M,
SiIIIut en- uenIig SiIieu til "9ecorabs
Yplteu" % ale peus 2Giere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
ssessssS, ssssssss sci
,litis flora Paufsr.

for euboer at BRUCE geruno iom Ell
Sorbiuoring oa life oeute til aatnrrh
bar fGitct iia Til pisie Gele al Spite.
met.
8erltna pirfer burtig o. ~gapnIiat
paa ale inflamereoe SIimhiuSer. lom
OGfter 9egemets 5oritielige Srga.
ner. Get oil ianIcSeS heIbreoe So.
tarrb 5por Den itboer.
SpiS DC life opuaar burtige og til.
ir~eoSitiaenoe Reiitltatcr fra 9ruger
al gcrrmo. iaa itrtp itrar til Or.
pnrtmon % gin en- fnIoitGnolg Be-
TtripcIie al Gere5 Sugoom. % ban UtI
meO @IGoe gipe fit oGroifulSe RaaS
gratis.
aoreSier Or. Sortnnr, grciioent
for 5he Sortmau SauitnrimH, 60.
lltmbrl5, Sbio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
IRA ttnipn Nlias, @is.

SuIeu er MI forbi % SuIsbrtfen bar
eaaet / Si for at huge paa Sabbeu til n9s
itc Sul. aolot bar bet p9ret, tiIoels op
25 @raocr unbsr RuI. ON Union Rias
bill ieg life Ifribe uo8et oenue Sang, oa
SeuS Saga mart er uos. Yaeu ire 0tiI
/ Rprobeit berfra bar ri pi Yine &nob,
en- blomitreuSe 8p meD Z SuObDs9ere,
9~oSgepius er GcuntpieSet for Soma Co.,
% ben bar ct Snbbpe8erantal AZ ca.
1000 % 6. q. 90. % 5. 6. q. 8. gaar
gieuuem gben. Quuoet berrunot bar
oaaet lige op / Sfperue. Sriisu er IRA
80 til so Collars pr. Ncre for bet iaas
faIote "8IuffIauo", paa YrGrieu op til
70 Collars. Smprs os SittiIoirfniu8 er
Der ben oieti9ite R~Griu9sfiIbe. Nt BOG
@riIeu ogian ipiler en- oigttg 8olc Ell
IeIpiagt, ou hi IaaIebes faar beuptte al
ben DtpIe % gReLf, Ri fadr ttIba8e ira
Decierierne. @aitor Rebitanoe CT Rraii
Der / SsuSre otter Greet. Sau betieuer
paiaa Rorbre Otter Greet - liant Beth
Iebem og 9obgeUiae Reni9beber. Snr
er boliSScnoe i 3oSgcbile. Reo en- benz
Iig Silieu til ale gIaOets 2Giere fra
en- Sarmer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12

Gen SPriforc al Solf, iont err Die.
BET beIbreSet for froniif aatarrb al
Rerlmna, bill alorig bIiOe befiertot.
Rdngen Ell Sente bar gienounoet
i'm iaImebe Sfisrbeo. mangeu en- Rl'
ore aninoe bar iorlGnget Gogere for
lit tGffeIige llSeenoe peo at BRUCE
RerIinu.
8cruua irenbrinaer rene CLINT
binoer, Tom er @runoeu for aniietet5
Spmmetri % en- firIofommen Sllo.
iarue.
apinSerue bor life oGret iene iii
at opbage, at en- SlrriltS meo Reruna
pil sisre mere for at ~gieupiuoe una'
SommeIig Stisnbeo emo ale andre
gaaiunS. iom giOeuifoben fienoer.
ReuS oct er innOt at Beruua III.
rerer aatarrb, boor iom BELT ben bar
lat iig fat, ina er oct oog raaoeligit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
ira 9iOaa, y. eaf.

siosa CT en- Iiosn pen Sp for lin aloer,
belisesnoe | 8iuinms gouutn. 70 gil
geit for @inot paa q. q. S%erubanen.
er mt. uuttreut 10 aar iipen
be fsrite Tom inS. gnnbet bar lioeu gaaet
life bot Cafes. RGiten alt. ialfaIo oct
bebite, er optaset. NpIinsen par her
sauite COB os Iangt beore eIio paa mango
StsSer lnneere GIT. Samilierue er Der
i Mlmiuoelisbsb life part itors. Scr
bet Reite sr Der en- / bner, % at bpde
9isn, bill Ell finoe no peo at title iun
isieunem ginouet Iaiurligois er bet
for bet meite llnetarer, ION iiDocr en-.
iomme paa fit Slot, grubleuoe oper,
bpilfen Bel til Samdrta eler 9alilra ion
at finoe iie en- Suitru. Scr finbes ibIanbt
osiaa en- Sente, iom bar GUS og @aarS.
@oSt gptaar % Silieu til SIaeets Qe'
iere os 8esattion.
gu Sorofiurins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
SunSrsScr ai apinSer furertc for ben
plasenSe aatarrb Of Rernua.

~. Sartmau bar mooife 9iort
- mere emo noaen anheu SGge for
at gisre oct RiboeI popuIGrt, Der af'
berger iaaoame NniigtSfeiI iom pan.
biae Zine, Ell ifiGp RGie, ubebo9e.
lig aouSe, tsrre og ~iprufre SGber,
iom oItiommcu ifuISes DC soeIRggen.
DC &irfniuger al &atarrb.
San bar eiort froniif aotarrb, til
ct 2ipS Stibium. Sans Nibbel, al.
m~inoelia fienot iom 8erunn, er Oct
melt befienote MtibbeG for aatarrb
ON etiiiterer.
Ger er maoife life en- Mono eaer
apinoe. 8lit eaer Sente, inoen DC
Sorenene StoterS @rpnier iom life
bar bort ON geruna. Gen langt
itsrite Gel al Dem bar brligt Berltnr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
IRA GumeSabl, y TAT.

Sob gnt aar snite5 "0eeorabsTos
zen" oa ale eeus Spiere! ia bare bet
piIos blioe ct ristig goot 4ar, bet er 10
oaian 5hionar; Bet er 10 goot Tor ots'e
~flpset Grin" iom ere ina pidgeoe al
@eberioeuoene. Au fan De od faa dnleos
ming til at PLACE Sem i8ieu. ga, bet
or riatia rsreuoe at Ie. bOoroau be ticms
per paa begae Cher, oGrit er Sa Soen'
Seue. Be gn1r rigtiB @erierterenn9, %
biber ON life / Sfioloets, inn | Sanoetas
qeus RauS. ga bet er ~grsteIigt" at is.
bpor alooriamt De ale tar bet, rigtis ION
set giaISt bnnoe Sio oB sgre. Seq or rig
tianot IeIo en- SebrrioeUo, % tilnleo ON
trent iaa iur iou uogeu; oerfor burse
lea bel tiGmpe pau Sc pebreoe Scenoes
SiSe. Reu sicISsr bet al onltale Soen'
be oa Naaer. iaa tror isg not. DC Tan
lape iaa soSe aaser ION noeen. for ice
bar iet Dem iaa gooe. at ire Wnno bier
mRtie bare peo at is paa benz. Ser Tar
4 tomme, I bntre Rser, % prepe soers
aoaetuuifl Ga butt pda, at bet erNotio'
aar. OF bpis bet Iigssr eoer ina pdn
Sierte at faa uorbSost osune Yeberpeit
iad fieulp. bpo tierpe tanl
Sioite CONNER If hi en- mioeels an.
Ling. Zen blsp Sa beSre, ene bet inn III
til fra @aaren. Naar isa Tube omtaI'
9umeoabl. iaa fan jeS oa iise. at bet e,
et patert Stes. natniiisui ION faa Ylao'
fer / Sa,ota. gi bar ba csina Bot Si.
| Fee Os ct Store, Os Sst er alt. 81 bar
Su9 for. 5oisaer % Nist. hsrer III
biemme Der. Sanoet bar lteset betpoel9
Ii gqroi berrImSt BET iisite War. VI
auart Settion er prret ruuSt $1,000
iomme icrlnnasr $4,000. Com ct se
bis paa. at bet ait op / Rris bnrtie, tai
berettes ON 5eper @uuiiipu. San ioIgt
ut aano IiSite gaar for 5000 I'll Soirsi
Senncbu. SmirsRt TO NdnHeSer iener'
tiebts ban snnSet igieu. men ntnaite b
| betaIs $1,000 for bet. Gst Ian NC iis'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
Hra Sanifa. @inn.

8 Sulen bar bet Suletr9feiter Der
baaSe / 9p % Speo. s 9aniia bar bet
fblbt til SrGugiel, ug aft gift Ssmmeli9t
pe fint for iig, og man bapoe en- Snoz
tomit paa $40. Sill 8anreu er bet Res
nineen at bbsge en- Iutbcrit sirte. Sc
bar tisbt TO 9otter, o9 bet bIiper ben fsrs
fe Strife / Santa. Solicit berruuot II
ale 9prite / bib Smtrebs. StgriteSeler
or ira @uSbraubsbdIeu; BET er mango al
"be 8srber fra gaase, 2esie os Som"
% / bet beIetaeet itaar Solt Jig 8oot. 5
forrige CONNER bnbbe ri ualminoeIist
neset Resn, Iaa gamIe Solt fan life MINI
Res iaa meget pan Ell Sommel iaa aos
Iingeu blep meget SaarIis 90 al caarIie
&oaIttet; pGrit er bet for S%reaturerue
oa bet n9iten life err so mango SInoier;
men hi bruger aornitoftene | Steoet. ga
Sof berrunbt er nant til goo auIing. er
be IiSt utaalmobise, for Der er bet rigt
2anb o9 eoSe Sarmere.
en- abonneut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12

meS 20 aeres Sios os en- grt opsr bet
sne Sisrue os 10 aeres glpr for rYass
trre- iatt Ieiteu hut Sreafinsldno.
ga net Def er optat for Ianse iiSen. Reu
On fan enSnn iinos Ell aoart iblanSt,
Tom life er laa aIlerperit. Set or nos!s
6. g. H. Quarters Tom or at iaa tiebi
for ira So til 10 pr. Ncre. Ser rinot
Northern er Oct bare norite Solf alt iarns
men. @i bar en- lutbera @eniebeo Der,
Tom b~etisnss at 1aitor 5anisn. en- irrbes
les npstis Rano ! fin SOrretnius, os lite
maa leo foreIemme Seoer anserien. inn
ipiaer OraIet Der / StpIebuiet. vi bar
life noseii airie Der sHonu, men baaber
at faa ben inoen nogle War, gu peuIie
5iIieu til ~Tecorab Soften" o. pens 2G'
iere. gils q. 2angerue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-12
IRA @arret, Wsinneipta.

Ga lea er en- al "SecprabsS olteu"S
29iere. bill ie9 beoe ON Spalterum fot
nogIe 9inier. SEQ fan fgrit bemerte, 1T
fiSen iee ieuote efter Seres 8lao, bar
lea mootaget mine tiIfaISre Rummere
famt @oseu Sauiltes 2Gsuiug JONI Rr9s
mite, os ieg fan iigc, at go8eu or 8oO
baaSe paa Stitprier % &9reri9 paa fors
itieuist, % bill itee llogiperen Eat, ia
mango Saf. SEQ IooeOe mango at Iaoc
bore fra mig, % ie9 er, iom ieg bar be-
ret, Iiot df bpert. men ingeu Stribeut,
iaa bet gaar imaat at faa til nogIe Sins
ier. Spno apliugeu augaar Der, ial
blep BEN / @ieuremiuit gob, iaa iugen
brrbe babe nosst at tIa9e. gt bapoc
I belle CONNER itaois goSt SER, ioa al
ting bIep goot inobsitet, % Sreitingeu
gift / en- Start, o8 aueiIdgs Ssitarbetoa
bIep afsiort / gob Sroeu. Spao Stnts'
rem augaar, iaa ipues ieg, BEN er ltpads
flaseIig for Roropciten; hi bar gauite
meeet Sne Der i giuter. not til 9oOt
SIGoefsre og bel iaa bet paa line Stes
Der, men SuIoeu ipues ieg er life ior'
rere Der, eno | Soma. @iItrof bier ei
thermometer ionnietioer 80 9raoer me
Der Sero, men ui fan RULE lioe belle 9as
gen for bet. iaa iss for min Del fan iigi.
at ies bar funoet Rorooeiteu Iaugt beSre.
eno lea buooe bort ben ontaIt, % bill Iigc
til enboer, iom tGufer pad at Ie iis ruuot
efter Qano / De HoroIiee Statsrl : eisr
irtet Risgre5 peO at title inoom til @nrs
rem, Raribaa Co.. Rtnu. Seq buffer
aoot, iaa mango iagbe. bet er for lanet
RorS, men bet sr iHeeu Sars, tu9en btl
finoe. bet er iaa laHgt roro pda alglen.
at BET er noseri Sare ON Ell itnloe toms
me til at iiaugIs Iibt, at en- IiaIeSes
ifrimIer Iige ueo | g~sOrbpoIeu. Gei, bet
Tan be ere filter pan. at pi leper iaa
Ianet iune poa 9anoet. at ri bar fnlot
SoOfeits, os 2aHSet sr sOot, % osIaa
peut at ie. Elsie tore. ilaoe Sr9rier
or oHrinsst al Sioo paa tine Steoer, iGn
hi bar NOT Stop for @eb, 6isrpeitolper
p.i.o. Ser sr ogiaa sauite soSt opiettiei
Ia baaoe oiot os brsot. Tom De Tiger. men
, enSSa er bet Rum for flers. % Sanh.i
ier I'D til at pIuIfes op til Sarms eanifc
fort. % Sriieu paa eaue saar 90. Set
bar | ben iensre Sie bRret life iaa Iioer
@unnonfe6er Der, men ben Ter M ND II
at bare eauits bel Optisbt SilIut en-
fittig SiIien til "Boitsu % oens srier'
0 a til ale Sl9gtuHise o. Seuuer ! %
pmtrine 9aie Bills. Soma. iamt SIGsi
OF Seunsr / bet eamle Rorae, ia mint
ou.riug | gsire Stiores gaIoersl
Ole 81. apnIe.