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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-14
eral Office and room used largely as
q library. This last named room is az

a library. ibis laSt Uameu rum 10 oS
the disposal of the town and is con-
nected by double doors with the town
clerks office. The town clerks office
is room l. These apartments are di-
vided into general Office containing
a large town safe, tables, etc., for the
convenience of the public, and prl-
yate Office which is connected with the
town vault. This vault is conveniently
arranged and supplied with many oi
the modern filing devices ano oooh
shelves and is fire and burglar PROOF
as are the other vaults in the building.
Besides these two rooms is the room
before mentioned which is used jointly
by the town and Mr.. Thompson.
Going to the other side of the hall
and to the back of the building we
find II. II. Hyde's barber shop which
is rugged with modern furniture. This
room is the same size as the room next
to Hyde's occupied by Colby Stoddard,
the real estate dealer and attorney.
There is still another room the same
size as the two last named which leads
into the large corner room on the
northwest corner of the building.
These two last named rooms are later
to be occupied by dentist it is undeI-
stood.
From the hall on this floor is the
stairway leading to the new apart
ments of the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows on the third floor. This
lodge room is very attractive and ID
conveniently arranged. The main
hall is 40 by about 35 feet and the oan-
quet hall is about 40x12 feet and may
be connected with the lodge room by
opening the large folding doors which
separate them. The wa Is of the hall
are shaded green and the carpet is a
red shade, thus giving very pleasant
effect to the eye. The dining hall is
equipped with folding tables aud both
the hall and the main. lodge room are
furnished with inside blinds finished
in the natural wood. The kitchen is
supplied with running water and wet
sink and all other modern furnishings
and is connected with the dining hall
by swinging door. Besides the three
rooms described are room set aside az
a private room for the ladies of the
Rebekahs, and a preparation room ano
smoking room for the Lodge. These
rooms occupy the whole of the thire
floor and make one of the best Ode
Fellows'homes in this part of the state
The building is steam heated through
, out. The boiler is located in the base
ment directly under the banking
, rooms. The heating apparatus wa
q installed and the plumbing of al
+ kinds was done by A. E Clark and i
h thorough job. Each floor is sup
piled with water closets, wash bowls
etc., and each floor is supplied wit
hose and suitable fire protection ar
/. rangement as before described. Tn
basement floor is cemen1ed and is di
!, ! vided into storage rooms. There is
q fire escape from the rear Of the build
ing. The contractors and builder
4 were Simonean, Dion & Co., of Sher
) brooke, P. @.
Q A. P. UNDERWOOD.
1.E bouoa "a 6urinO th
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-14

nished with large ana convenient
postal money order cabinet, which is
separated from the public part of the
room by oxidized iron grill work.
Entering the private part of the office
we find every modern equipment,
desks, mail tables, stamping tables,
r. F. D. case, distribution cases, etc.,
all new. A fire and burglar proof
vault measuring 81 by nearly feet,
and 93<feet high, is for Office use, and
inside is Postmaster Webster's private
safe. The brick wall surrounding
this vault is about Is inches thick and
the doors are of the latest combina-
ton pattern. In the basement is o
storage vault also used by the post
Office. The bank and upstairs offices
are connected with the post Office by
mail chutes. The public room is
lighted from a large plate glass win
dow in the front and has q terazzo
floor while the private part of the
office has a hard wood floor, and is
lighted from windows in the back OF
the building, where there is also pri-
vate entrance.
Going to the second floor of the
building by a broad stair case leading
up from the main entrance and yesti'
bule we turn to the right and entel
the suite OF three rooms, numbers 2
3 and 4, occupied By Attorney Franz
D. Thompson. Here is finel!
equipped private Office, large gen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
THE M MISTAKE.


Riding down on the trailer of .
Seventh-street car one Of the pleas
ant days of last week." said a young
man, there was an amusing incident
which fairly set the passengers in al
uproar. Seated behind two attractive
young ladies was a good-natnred
fatheriy-looking German enjoying a
nap. The young ladies were engaged
in an animated conversation, and
finally n inquired Of the other:
How many children have yon?"
".'Twenty-one,' she replied, and
how many have YOU'D
"Oh, only have eighteen replied
the first.
AT this point the German, now
wide awake with establishment,
leaned forward and without any for
mality inquired in an audible tone:
"'Ble'se, ma'am, vot part Of Cher
many vas you come FRONT? One OF
the young women blushingly replied:
ooh, we are kindergarten teachers
There was a round of laughter,
then painful silence. The young Ia
dies got off at the next stop, evidently
before reaching their destination, and
the German again dozed off to dream
land"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Oremme os %ScrbrvoeIier'

gto9le al be mprfeligite Siitorier
| observation-disclosures anrdler er De,
t bpiIfe Grsmme bar bioraget til at
ophnge SorbrpSere.
Gn 5oraarSSag / 1880 ioa en- ar-
beioer, Ger tiIinISig Tom iorbi en- en-.
iom Iioen 8ieraie / SutberIanSIbire,
az Der / &aubet loa ct GIG, Der ueO
nrrmere GfteriBn bite tia at bore CT
poa @gnen ueIfieubt aramfar, ser en-
Wiannoestib | 8orpeien paa Ell mpitiit
Wfdaoe par foriuunoen. Siget bar
Spor al @oIb, 9ommerne bar tpnlmc
90 6et bar tpbeli8t, at Den ~itatfels
Spr bar bleper u~oplpnSret % mpr.
Def - men al bpem? Oct bar Ell
SelruueIi9beo, iom BET tOs lang Sio
at iaa optlnret. Gn Stat brsutte imio.
lerti6 8cruetb 6ruier, Ell ing Sfrpb.
heriuetb, at ban ioa en- liben Spite,
Ser tilbsrte en- Wan6, ser beo Sltab
Wacleob, % ban berte bam tpoelia
iige: "&rrmmerenS 9plt ligger
gietut | eli Stenopn9e tort berpeb Slt'
let" SfrpbSerlpenoen eif iii gprig.
beSen og fortaIte itn mGrfeiige
3rsm; herefter bleo Der anitiaet I'm
SerisgeIier | GPrbeoeu al MsocIeoos
SltS, % gduife rigtig, unber en- Bun.
fe Sten fnnbteS ole ben mproeoeS
gtenocIe. MucIeob bIeu arreiteret, til
Ito0 % oeoe pun Sfdfottet.
gH onocn, ret mprfeli8 SiItorie
fortUaes ON CIT Erogeoie, Ser bultotc
: SrIano. en- aiten fou TO irermne'
DC til en- 2%anbepeiSfro / Rrrbeoen al
TortIoub, % bn DC bnpoe inhtnast en-
Torfriifiting, began &c it9 otter paa
@ei / Retntug al Garrid'on'S utr,
&eri bar ser 10 i % for ii8 intet mar
feIigt; men set fsrte olligepel I'll Ell
britt nbpg9eIis SpNngelie; tbi / Be 10
ftemmeoe tupSe &Grtinbeu gicn'
ficnSt TO Wurb, ON bpiIfe Bun cen
forSaacnSe Nat bdpSe baot en- rfel
Trem. 5 Gremme babe buh let
Den enc al Dem SrGbc Sen onSen mcS
ct Slog bngfro, gienremisge ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
toffe, ifipnt ban bor lart fin Gale
noennb for fiere Enge iioen.

taffe, ifient ban bor Irrt fin yale
noennb for here Enge iioen.
6orinmIiueen hitter Hteb Manoen !
SaIien uiebens Greiteu Irier; men oo
ban fomner til SIutnineen; ~iaa
erflQrer jeg beroeS icm min iibite
Billie, at openn9pnte Basb sonr til
GpretteIien al ct 5attiabicfn for gps-
sen, oe at BET sorise, min @aaro meo
SuSbo % tillisgenoe aettisbeoer, til.
foIber min SusboIberife ba tier
Der en- Soranorins | Miner % Id.
trgf, JON life fan beifrtpes. Saooe
ben fipre afbsbe MI pGret iblanot
lime fiRre SlGgtniuee, iaa bapbe ban
u4ret iibe iteSt. &c, iom minSit bob.
be pentet, toe bet lettpit - De fnnoe
ioaar fmiIe al SfaSefrpa ouer De an.
bres Stlffelie; men insen par cpla8t
til Spsg. Oct bar oeiaa for ifamme'
ltgt! Sele Si9eten fsrt bag apiet.
Snpbt for ben belle itore arp
SooeSarbineea blep iiboenoe, iom
ON ban life foritoo, eler Tom ON gre-
item bore brep Spas. Ia bet enbeIis
stf cp for BAN, at better life ban or.
peoe noget, life iaa meaet, iom fiinbe
iisge bag paa bans 9aato, lie oa bleu
ban oIoeIes noe nf fig, % for at reobe
8Grbigbe0 maatte ban bare ifpnoe
fig afteb. "aari," roabte ban ooer
til fin Some, "pi refer. 0i
oaiaa boIot os bientne. Sliat
Ratterpaf. Spi psre for qiGltring.
ltreeer." San riper iig raienoe ! Saa,
ret % fpptter tsrt. Rreiten isger at
ct Srsitens Orb til 9eroIiaeIie
os til llnoifpIbnine for oen osoe; men
oil bsre, % Der er fiin EN- We.
ON, at ben bsoe bar en- genen
Sipngef, Oct bapbe ban forrelteu
pGret ale fine Gage, inn bet iiOite
Sraf bar Iigt BAN. Sapoe De bare
iia ON
llben at taffe o. uoen at Il Gar.
bel fmeIber Ears 8rfbbeu meo Spp.
ben, iom ban piloe Hoo ole, Der fom.
mer nRr BAN. % melt pr8rer BON
ii0 ooer ben foitbore Selpfrans. Oct
bar 10 ct fontant llblUg. Sligt bapoe
tGuSt bam for, % ban fisrte
ifumpanb pnn Sienbpien. en
baIp $ime efter bar Ssr9ebuiet ton1t,
belle SlGgten ifonnmeoe iig ODER
ben aauIe SrsboIoerife, 90 enonu
mere ODER, at oen beSe bopbe peret
beres SlG9tning.
Soar SGter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Deeorah.p oftens
Wcniter Department.

@Decorab-E oiten@s Eirsbags.Ru.
i1er bill bereFter mbeboIoe Msnitre
for Dainer og Bern. Oct CT poa GIN.
ntooning al mango, at hi beepnoer
r1eo benne afbeIiag, og ri faar ni ie.
boor lanat Srteresien bill Itrpffe lig.
Snert @sniter foiter 10 Gents, og
SeIttilinger ieroes til ~Decorab.Eo.
item, % mon beoes benptte Den
glantet pna gnben al oetne Spalte.
vi bar laoet bisie @snitre unoer'sge
al Wfooebanolere. o. bet poaItaaes.
OF De er gooe. % Iette oa sreie at ID
efter. 5or bet fsrite bill hi life oper.
i9tte geifrioelien ober bert @snIter.
oo bet tor antages al Be flelte, lom
bar grrg for Dem, pil ioritaa en-.
gelif. SfaIoe Der piie fig Srang til
at faa Dem operiatte. nil hi foretaac
6ormoringen.
Naar man beItiller Sisie Msnftre.
mao mon gipe Wumere, Maal ON.
firing 8rpitat % 9ipet, gIoer foe
Bern os iinae Bigger, % fuIoitanbis
aoresie, iaaleSes at 9repe bill nna
Dem. gGr meaet foriigtig fife at
begaa uogen Sell | geifriueliel 30
Wenitre lite fan pmbpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

mproeoes CONNER o. CRAZE Giget neo
rnoer en- SGf. aroprrteu Me0 iaa
betaget al iin Suitrns 3ortniling ON
ben ubpggeltgc Grem, at ban siebiif'
teIig besap fig afiieo til bet angapne
Steo 90 sanife rigtig opoaaene ct
Wienneife besropet Der. Woroeren
blep forfiiIst % paasrebet, boorciter
ban moatte iiSe fin peIfcrtieute
Straf.
Sieioen er Der bfenet begddet en
mere mitiif s~sorbrpoelie, emo oa wtr.
Stofoen. en- @ifhanliebanoIer ! Con,
BON, for mango 9lar iiben blep mpr'
bet, % Mpiieriet piIhe iiffert enbnu
oen DAG ibag bore uopflaret, oeriont
en- Wlrs. @reenmooo life bapbe BEN.
renbt Iig til Holitiet oa %iortalt, at
bun / Grbmme babe let ben mproe.
De, og at BON bapDe fsrt benoe til ct
ISus | 9bameg Street, bnpr Ell at
WforSerne ifnlbe 30, % / en- anoen
1rsm bapbe Dent urbrseoe Orr. Stod'
cen piit benoe ct 5otografi al wsan'
ben. Nan gaiis al oisie Oplpsnin'
ger blep Wanben arreitcret; life
alene tiIitoS Fan lin Sfplo, men an
GAP osiaa itn mebifploise os @e'
iultatet al Srnens Grsmme blep oa
at ire farlioe 5orbrpoere maatte las'
ee lit Sopeo paa gloffen.
5or ct Bar gtar iioen orsmte en-
Wlrs. Hutberforb, at benoes santle
SIggtning, 2aSp 2esIie, bar peS at
bIipe mprbet Of en- @auo, bois au'
iigt bun tpbelia iaa. Siebltttelis be-
sdp 8riten iis ITO til oen sortle Dame
% baS ON SiGaoelie til at lone Not
ten oper | benoes Sopeperelie. 10
poa Staten bsrte Mrs. &utberforo.
nj Ser bar en-, Ser iorisgte at anbne
Sopetammeroereu Sun gicroe @n'
ifrig % nabneSe Dsren, iantttotg nteo
at 2aop Seslies to Ssnner tom lien.
Sc til. os ct GiebIif eiter bar 8len'
itanSen for beHoes natlise Srsmme
paagreben.
Den fsIgenSe Siitorie er maaife
ben mGrfeIigite at BEN ale, On gtat
rysmte 8aitor Serbert 8pfpis - ell
eueeIif 8rglt -, at 9attereu al ct
al bans Sognebern ON Natten bar
gaoet no for at boloe StRpnemsoe
meo i'm 8iqrelte, Ser penteoe benoe
paa ct enion,t 5teo, bpor ban netop
too % grapeSe en- 8rap til benoe.
.grGiten iprans i en- Snrt no at Gent
gen, ffpnbte iie til BET bam / Drsrtttr1e
anoilte Stco. pg fom netop, ipm aia'
reIten bar peo at mproe Den unge
8iae meo ct Spaoebug | Naffeh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
2lrbeioet besee Dele.

5or en- Del aar iiben fom Ser fro
Soma til @oibington en- aonares'
mano, iom bieutme | fin Stat bal
gcht fienot iom en- iprig arbeiber fol
Erobibition..
On Gag fit ban 8eiss al en- Ser
cg 0iabo fra Soma. timber lit Sp.
bpIb hos aoneresmanSen fit Den ge.
isgenoe anIeonins til at BRUCE fin
2ommefnip. Tom aonsresmanoen iao
at Il ~fcreIffet iia /. Eenne aniu bar
blanbt anbet ioripnet meb en- "arog"
iom glereH ia bar til at ia Snaa,
ltere % lIlat noget no al S~eitebopene
meb, naar man bar uoe og fierte pao
8eie, Oct bar bar iulot op af Snaa'
ltene paa.
Ia anioens Gter foritoo, at Son.
gresmanSen bapOe lagt Zig GIT pau
anipen, forRret ban BAN oen. Stats.
manoen bite ienere fin Snitru ani.
ben og glemte naturligpis life at for
tgQe henoe. bpab oen onttalte "arog"
bar goo for. Men 90 10 SnItruen
goSt.
"Sohn" IA bun, zen Wono, ionl
bar tient ire Germiner | Stntens &c.
nat os pRret lieutenant. @cpernor,
iamt bapt Gonsresmanoembebet 70
Serminer, men en6Hn life peo 5or.
itieI pna en- @bampagne'aabn og
en- Soprenier, er en- opermaa6e goo
Monol" 10 bun.
Yaa Ell eler nnben Waaoe fom Si.
ltorien no, o. iaa omtrent bpert enc.
tie gloo / Soma FOG ben op. Gn
Dag msote aongresmnnben Den 9lao,
ifriper, Tom baoSe f%orfattet Siitorien.
"Qu aioroe mig en- uSmprfet 9ie.
naite," ia aonsresmanoen. "aae
observation-disclosures bar famine spn
poa 8in9en iom min Suitru, mems
ole paa ben andre Chen poaitaar,
at ieg er Ell onermoabe flsgtig 3pr,
Der er iitano til at MARIE min Stt.
itru faa grunbigt. SiItoricu gisr
mig meget gpbt % arbeioer beaee
8eie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Childs' Pleated Dress in long wasted
effect, $500.

The long WASTED dresses are very
becoming t the little girl, and seem
to be gaining in popularity. Dark
blue mohair is represented in this
smart design, which is made over a
fitted lining, The closing is affected
invisibly on the left side under a
pleat, and the kilt pleated skirt is
attached to the waist, a belt of the
material or one of patent leather
being worn. The full bishop sleeve
is gathered into a pretty shaped cuff,
and a narrow turnover collar gives
a dainty finish to the neck. Cash
mere, serge, challis and any of the
plaids or checks that are now so
fashionable and the washable fabrics
are all suitable I o the developement.
The medium size will require 4 yards
of 60 inch material. ChildS' P1eated
Dress in long wasted effect No. 55o6i
Sizes for q. S, 8, ?, 8 and 9 years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
WHERE WAS BILL.

Bill Jones is a country storekeeper
down in Louisiana, and last spring he
went to New Orleans TO purchase q
stock of goods. The goods were
shipped immediately and reached
home before he did. When the boxes
of goods were delivered at his store
by the drayman his wife happened to
look at the largest; she uttered a
loud cry and called for a hammer.
A neighbor. hearing the screams,
rushed TO her assistance and asked
what was the matter. The wife, pale
and faint, pointed 10 an inscription
on the box which read as follows;
"Bill inside"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Sra Samfunosbcioen


"Eror on oirfelig paa aiarlisbeo9 ?"
ipurte gnfen.
Get fpaf Sberiten. San bapSe
iiboet os ipetuleret paa. ON Der bar
nosen uopei til at finoe no. bpor rig
bun pnr, inben ban faitet zig mo
|Sloen.
SPA - bel, ia." ibarte ban. 1gs'
ielig. piSielig gisr ieg bet."
~Spor forfriifenoe!" iuffeoe en-.
fen.
"aiarltebeoenS" ipurte Sberlten
meb blso, tilgiort Stemne.
Seq mener, bpor forfriiferoe oct
er at treffe iammen meb en- Wanb,
iom bar Sro paa &ierligbeoen, iier
naar berthe RaIlo bar iaa mesen
Sioserfaringp iom on bar"
Seq bar altib bapt Gro paa aier-
l~igbeoen,~ ia Sberiten smt. Sans
9ine blep en- Smule fustige. De bar
life iterfe.
"Seg finber oct ~foritnberli9t, at on
aibria 9iftet Dig" bem9rfet gnfeu.
Sun iob % iaa neb, San bengt-
tet fig al Mnleoninsen til at ie fig
r,inot | @ereliet % lGgge WGrfe til,
bborban oIt tpoet paa &igoom. Selo
ON bum life bar iaa rig, fom 8pgtet
ia, uiaatte bun % minbit bore perS
Seq pefstet, til leg fanot ben auin.
Be, Der iuaret til NIT Soeal," ioarte
ban lnngiomt.
gnfen rpitet paa SopeSet. Seq
er barge, on bill fomme til at lepe
o. 6s, iom Geberioeno," ia BUN.
Gu maatte ban gisre set. Set
ginlbt iom albris isr. Mobl
"Maen ies bar funoet benbe," itam'
met ban uiiffert meb LAB, b9s Stem.
me.
"girfelig2" gun bite itor, men
neppe Gste Sperraifelie. "Spor ooer'
maabe interesiantl CT BET mig til
Loot fanbanSe at ipsrge, bpem -"
"Get er Dig ielp," proteiterte Sbers
item, ioet han trof fin Stol meo fig
Iiot irempper, ina ban beore funbe iaa
Gag I benoes Saanb. "8il on ia
mig, 8etrine?"
"0ifoIine," rettet gnfen.
Seq Der ON Sorlaoelie, Rifoltne!
Bill on - piI on eifte big nleo mis9"
Sal" buffet @nfen.
"Ieb no9eu ganifeligbeo fom ban
ne6 paa iine ane % bespnbte at bsr'
ite benoes &inoer meb fine io9re gtn'
itater. $nn filoret benoe forf9roe'
Iigt; men bum 10 life bsit, % life
freq bun beler.
Seq pil gisre NIT beoIte for at ie
Big IpffeIig," foriifret arigsmnroen.
Set er min Sligt at gisre dig OPP
nterfiom paa at ieg eier ip9rt ltoet
omfram min Yeniiou."
"SanS aiGrlisbeo er mer p9ro emo
Riabum. 81 fan eoot pope of ntsoe
Satti9oom iammen ri TO-" ia enfen.
"Ssa", iuorsmmet Sberiten. IS ct
bpert Salo er leg gIao peo at t%oritaa,
at on ielp bar iaapas, OF Oh alorla
behsper at Iioe Rso."
gnfen ira iis tilbage. Seq
tqnfte on bapbe Heoe paa, at ! oct
5iIfGIoe ieg glitter mig igien, mtiter
iea ale mine Genae," ia bun.
Sberften orog efter Suitet. Sans
Aniigtsubtrpf forraaote bans tnore
Selelier.
Eat itaI on bal" ia Gnfen. Seq
bapSe / Sorpeien tGnft no bette ior
at prspe dig. Rau bsr p9re forii5s
tia, Sr. SberIt - ber nan iffeS"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
st bigpelH Vaafuub. =

giGrriae 8orfatter bapbe lnft 900
Stoer al fin ~ufulbenbte Romau for
en- al fine 8enner.
"gal fonuner oi til oct Riirft, nu
SeIten bar Sfurfen | fin Ra9t cg
ninn ba Sepn ODER bam" tier 0igte.
rett. Seq fan birfeIie life finbe paa
noget, iom er ifrGffeIiet nof til at til.
freositiae Scltcns reifGrbige @reoe."
"Sporfor lar on life $eIten lpie
Homnnmanuifriptet for Sfurfen2
Oct er "a ct birpeIif 8oniunS," ia
Gcnnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

'aror % bet rler emo fort ogian. Oct
fcn aIorig / 9laoenel"
Oil Verfins: 1stdmner b., aItio
iltg?"
Niniam n. Gtnpers: 1N-nei, iea
- ies it-H-Itammer bare. Noar
jeg to-tu-Ier." gr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

The Shirtwaist shown in the illustra-
ton is one of the seasons newest de-
signs, and is distinguished by a yoke
and deep cuffs cut in tab effect. Brown
taffeta was used for the making with
small silk covered buttons for trim
ming. Most of the seasons waistings
are suitable, such as linen, pongee
cotton wolfe and madras. The medium
size will require 25a yards of SO inch
material.
Ladies' Shirt Waist No. 5447: Sizes
for 81, "a 80, s8, 40 and az inches
bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

&c Der Hoast ues 5seieisoassbessn7 Tet e ists'
isrsaisiis'. at DC. iom ipsrser ~iaaIeOes. tssrfsu Gar
feet ben eaer lea ben. 9useH, icu bar feet sdsr iGit
ben, bill iaIos paa q, iessae ~iaaIsees, Gan sHI fare
BIZ io-rnorst Deo. at man Tan faa iHs laa nteast guot.
npiiiet ps iHtsrssiani en- iaa ioes BOG. Sdd oil
ban inhtsrs ~ ts:i Rapp uHesr I'm JssiessatHm,
seraat i'm Saniliss 9apHs Os fine Sor1Isres 90
ssfeAoss RauRs. Saa i~Drs.aIbtr pr altip ems Sip
On Susr aasen risiis o. ~aIporlis StsipsuAse. ION
HaH lie sisrue oil ~slsHns; ttr CT stnsbnEus Ill al
ANNEX ben uresg eea Eatam. ben f~egsjaIei. % ben
rl NE slsmmts. aaip, bet CT lie bare npsrL
men bet CT mesti pts eeuns Seq. Stl srb itif.
ON zen CT at iaa Hstn ism StSmie rse ~H.sp.-, men
bRis ben CT. ila ,lsb ben! Tftn sOIosr IA tsis -A..G-
iaa RAM Sis. at iaa ben % sossH zse. 60 naar
Sn ~israaer bin SubFtsigtisH. iai 10 Hang ssnns sps
iOm Nrrmis. sa 9u Sl hHee, at IN bar siert q
ssef Bale.
GsL Rssasrs, OfuaueG. Nina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
AMUSING THE BOY.

A woman with a small boy APP
preached the gateman, who lisped
painfully, and asked: What time does
the next train leave for b
"Theven thifty-theven," he replied;
and the woman and her young hope
full retreated 10 the waiting-room. She
soon emerged. again, however, and APP
preached the gateman.
Excuse me-" she said, "but what
time did you say the next train LETT
for B. "a,
The gateman breathed a deep sigh
and answered laboriously: AT Uneven
thifty-theyen."
Once more the child and his ma
withdrew and left the poor man in
peace. But he was not long to ENJOY
this state of quiet felicity, for in a
few moments out she came again and
put the very same question.
A look of evaporation came over
the mans face as he said: You
hath lotht that train now, madam. l
am tho thorry. 1t letht at Uneven
thithty-theven, and it it'll the latht
that thopth at 3"
ooh, don't let that trouble you,"
she replied with a sweetly patronizing
smile. 1--WE really didn't want that
train, but my little boy does like to
hear you say hfty-seven."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13
Saao bar InerifaS Spoa;
geiie fohct?

CT itaIieuif SioSifrift beiporer eettc
SpgrgSmanL eftcr nogIe 9ofumenter,
JON fiHoes | 9pen 8euoua. Gbriitof.
fer Columbus blep Isnret meo 1900
Sire aarligt, % De to Ropteiner, Der
I~cbiageOe barL fit bner 900 Sire ON
aaret. Soer Of 9anOifabet fit SoIS
1914 2ire ON Runueoen. Smfoit.
ningerne for l]loruituin0en al 6lotiI.
len basb Tia til $4,000 Sire. Sfslse
bette bar ltOaifterne til OpooQeIien
al gmerifn i oct belle life belsbet ii9
til ooer $4,000 2ire tca. $1,000.
Sbao mon 0pbaqeIieu al ell M
Serben&SeI oiIbe toItet / bore 3a8e?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-13

Siplomatiif. Del or mcaet pent
at Gent at f. ieg er pafter." ia oeu
fofette Dame, "meu en- Yige ifuIbe
aISri8 tro mel emo SaIOporten al oct,
en- RonO iier til benoc."
Oct er muliat, ioarte Sen fIsatige
itrae RaRS, "uteu bpiS De bare bar
9uIoten ioo ouffer iom ieg iier De
er. iao buroe De ieIe Gem lgffeIia."