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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
Special correspondence.

Washington, March 10.-Among the
many places of learning in this coun-
try which have been founded for the
purpose of encouraging historical re-
search, the Smithsonian Institution
probably holds first place in the eyes
of Americans in regard to those in
yidual factors which make such an
Organization complete. There is none
other OF it's kind which has attained
higher national and international
fame. The Smithsonian Institution
is a gift to this country by Mr.. Smith
son of England. Strange 1t Is but
nevertheless true that Mr.. Smithson
never was in America, and his gener-
osity was inspired, it is said, by MS
interest in the work which the insti-
tuition so fittingly named after him
represents. The recent reported oner
of its secretaryship TO President van
Hise of the University OF Wisconsin
Just now makes 1t place OF especial
interest In badger citizens. Thousands
of people visit there yearly, some for
pleasure and some for study, and
among the number Wisconsin is well
represented.
The Smithsonian Is situated in a
large park in what is known as the
southwest part of Washington II Is
near the bureau of engraving and
printing as well as the Washington
monument The park is a continu
alton of the mall which begins with
the botanical gardens at the foot of
capitol hill and extends for about 4
mile and half to the basin OF the
Potomac river beyond the monument
grounds. The Smithsonian grounds
are half mile square and within
them are the institution the medical
museum, the national museum and
the site for the new national mu-
scum. The park Is beautiful. Trees,
shrubs and ilower-beds abound. The
driveways are of asphalt, and auto
mobile enthusiasts, bicycle riders,
and roller skaters pass to and fro
there in great enjoyment
The Smithsonian proper comprises
but one building. This is of red
stone, has two long wings, and while
not quite so large, may yet be com
pared favorably with science hall at
the University of Wisconsin. Prac
tically the entire institution is a mu.
scum. AS museum, however. 1t is
not so valuable to the layman as II Is
to the scientist, and, while 1t is of in
terest to any visitor, there are other
museums the national museum for
instance, where more objects of gen
eral interest aredisplayed. The Smith
sonian Is meant to be a place TO
study for those engaged in historical
research and scientific work. and
therefore the many species and
classes OF animal life there presented
In preserved form, and the many rel
les of past ages, are intended to es-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
No Use to Him.

About all the ordinary handkerchief
of a woman is fit for is to carry in ner
hand and wipe her nose on il she has
no cold, while mans handkerchief
is Indispensable to his welfare. lie
uses it whether he has cold or not,
ties it around his neck to keep his col
lar clean if he is from the country:
uses it in the place of a towel or nap
kin; wipes off his desk and type
writer with it; polishes his shoes
uses it as a blindfold at lodge or a
party in the game OF Jacob and Ruth
and for hundred other purposes
What would man do if his handlxer-
chief were four-inch border of lace
around a piece of linen two inches
square,? Hutchinson Globe.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
Useful Hints for9Dabblers In
Horticulture.

best, although peoples do we'll in al
most any soil If the bed is some
what protected from the sun and dry
ing winds a longer blooming season
will result Some gardeners try
succession of planting, so as to have
blooming plants through all the sum
mer but unless the weather is cool
and of uniform temperature. results
from a late planting will not be good.
Perennials, If the seed is sown In
late summer or early autumn will
grow and become established plants
before winter. Slight protection
should be given them in the cold
weather. and in the spring they will
produce flowers of immense size and
brilliant colors providing the soil is
rich While the perennials excel In
brilliancy, their blooming season is
comparatively short and it is a good
plan to use the ground for other pur
poses after the blooming season is
over. Asters, verbenas and plants of
like character may be planted between
the peoples and will furnish desir-
able bed the remainder of the season.
Hardy Ornamental Shrubs.
One of the most satisfactory of
large shrubs for planting in home
grounds is the grand old SNOWFALL.
There are several varieties OF vibur-
bum, as it is known botanically. The
Japanese SNOWFALL is smaller than
the common American variety but is
a fine bloomer. The highbush cram
berry closely resembles the SNOWFALL
in its foliage, and has an additional
ATTRACTION in its brilliant clusters of
red berries which sometimes remain
through the winter. In the autumn
it's foliage turns to bright colors which
remain until freezing weather. The
varieties catalogued as common snow
ball. viburnum tomentosum and high
bush cranberry are all excellent
shrubs
! Philadelphus, also known as syringa
and mock orange has flowers which
some think resemble orange bios
SONS. The foliage comes out rather
| late, but is an extremely valuable
shrub to have in collection es
pecially where one has considerable
room. 1t is as hardy as the north
ern oak and does well in the shade.
The best varieties are very ornamental
in autumn and winter The purple
leaved variety makes a fine contrast
with the green. Canadensis is the
species native to America. Barbary
lioifolia has leaves like the holly and
Burberry purpurea has foliage of
purple
| Hydrangeas have flowers in great
clusters eight to ten inches long,
white when they first come out, grad
ually turning to rich light purple
When cut, they dry, retaining their
color well and make fine ornaments
for the house in winter.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
Wrong Diagnosis.

King George III. mad just been in
formed that his American colonies
had rebelled
I'll not believe it," he exclaimed.
Its nothing but brain storm of an
unusually wide area
Acting on this superstition he sent
over a few regiments of experts, some
of whom he picked up in Germany.
and the failure of the treatment they
applied to the patients is now a mat
ter of history.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21

One time when Joaquin Miller Was
in Chicago, he was interviewed foi
one OF the newspapers while he was
telling of the progress of things West
ern, the reporter interrupted him
with an inquiry ABOUT the numerous
city eonflagrations out west. The
poet of the S.erras instantly replied
"Our fires are caused by the friction
OF rapid growth.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
When the Mind Wanders.

laborer found a pot of gold.
Ny first duty he said. will be
to find the owner, or perchance his
heirs. II so be he has been called 10
his reward.
hen he awoke he wondered that
he could have had so foolish dream.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
Those Dear Girls

Miss Knick-Ethel is to be married
next month, and she says Walter
wants to board this winter as he
thinks she needs a rest.
Miss Knock-She does need a rest.
,onsidering the way she ran after
him, but | didn't know he knew it,
Woman's Home Companion.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
A Prolific Writer.

Prospective customer Gin 19lG)--I
understand you have a broken set of
Roosevelt's messages to Congress?
Book dealer-yes. sir; with only
volumes forty-seven and sixty-two
missing
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
Shrubs for succession Of Bloom.


The Importance Of obtaining a sue
cession of bloom In shrubbery
planting scheme has been pointed out.
In selecting the varieties to produce
this there is room for a large variance
of choice Tastes will vary. Climate
soil and the care given the plants
should be considered. But the fol-
lowing list of twelve shrubs will be
found to give good results with little
care:
1. Forsythia or golden bell.
2. Cydonia Japonica or Japan
ounce.
8. viburnum opulis steralis or snow
ball.
4. Spiraea Van Houttii or white
spiraea
5. Ionicera tatarica or upright
honeysuckle.
s. Weigeila rosea or rose colored
weigelia
Z. Philadelphus or mock orange.
s. Syringa or lilac.
8. Spiraea callosa or pink spiraea.
TO- Spiraea Antony waterii or dwarf
spiraea.
IL. Hibiscus syriacus or althea.
IL. Hydrangea paniculata grandi-
Cora or common hydrangea.
Other shrubs which are worthy of
planting in the springtime are her
cules' club, botanically known as
aralia spinosa, the purple and the
green leaved barberry, several va
rieties of the dogwood, and the flower
ing locust.
Next to trees and shrubbery in con
sideration of a planting scheme comes
perennials When once planted these
need little care from year to year
The anemone, foxglove, hoilyhocks
asters, peoples, peonies chrysenthem
ums, phlox coreopsis, larkspur. golden
glow and others that have been hand
ed down from our grandfathers time
but have been much improved in the
descent will be found worthy of trial
Next in importance in the planting
scheme come the ANIMALS, which have
to be planted each year.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
Needs Smoke Consumer.

Frank. if you didn't smoke, be-
lieve Id marry YOU.
But, my dear. how can you expect
man who is bdrning up with love TO
keep from smoking?"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21

Caller-"Well. the operation, am
told. was entirely successful. You
feel a great deal easier, do you not
Conyalescent-"E Emo: haven't
seen the bin vet
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
ln societv.

Mrs. Walley-what evenings our
does your girl have
Mrs Wllley-It would be easier to
name her evenings Somerville
Journal.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21

Atlanta boasts OF the suicide Of a
monkey in $ roo recently. It's a
duh day in the capital city when
something out OF the ordinary is not
being puller on.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21
Poppies.


Poppies, with their gorgeous flow
ers and graceful stems. are exceeding
ly simple of culture The ANIMALS
should be sown early in the spring
before the ground is dry and hot. The
perennials, if seed is planted in the
spring, do not bloom the first year.
1t is better to get plants that have
been grown from seed planted in the
late summer or early autumn. The
seed of the ANIMALS is very small and
need not be planted thick. 1t should
be lightly covered with soil and gent
ly firmed. When the plants are well
up, they should be thinned out, to be
ten or twelve inches apart. rather
light, rich soil, somewhat sandy, is
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21

'Salome" was too tough for Me-
York and now the suggesto
made that il be put on in Pft
or Atlanta They could stand
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-21

For the study of the past and its
development into the present, the
Smithsonian offers rare opportunities.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
Steao oe Rhooes.

Sm "Repieip of RepierpS" betieuSte
2ebattsr VI. g. SteoO, ser oaa lin
Igttationsretie for 6rebeu npIig bar
gieitet RartS, ffriper "Grt Se 8uri8":
Steas err SoirruoIlterues Rouge.
Sdus &n, iom fpiber belle 8erSen, ba.
terer iis fra ben Dag, Sa ban meb
Rtngengt dfotite en- Surnute pau is
WttIltorer 8lrno. gan betaffeSe itg,
ligeion man dfilaar en- tiIbuOt Giqar.
itSen 2arut. ltben meset Suaf. uoen
getlaaeIie. Steao bar en- Ben al Sc
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Wtniouer tiIbsrrr Gent % 0ereS
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Rb. for at hume g]ienremfere fine
fort ordogte BInrnr. o. uSbrsS
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llnbertrpttes Gag ongreb beftiq
chamberlain o0 ifuoneNe beler life
Cecil &bobes. San roooe6c ham 81.
til at Iabe ita inSeip4rre ct Mar
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gipoes bao Rbooe$ Scu gdmIe Ben
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bar ina forbitret Serooer, at ban en-
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GniI RbooeS osse, bPbebe / belle eng.
Lamb fun en- fin Steurme til bans
SoriCar, o. Senne enc oar Steu6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

Gimiiprocu. Sra aaIbor1 meIoeS
cen 250e SS5anunr: en- 9arnneI 8Ian,
Ger bar otrret orsitet for aar fiSct
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glor miite3 ca. 800 -. 9dub Deo
Qtmfioroen. 9e rtoes bort al ben
itGrfe Strsm, Der guar fra SAP til
Sap eiter 8ienneutbrltbet peo Tin.
borsn. On GRumtug meo @iennem'
ietItnggiluier peo SSoeiu1t6 piISe
Qisre @1tSe berpaa % GbpborsnfmtaI
LUTTE iie og Rtsiim 9reotTtng aItiod
tlipe Sn6jjs. 9erUeo oiISe Sopets
Godngselie al aggertongen op6sre
ca uSaiiterue til SsfoeardRg trS'
ffrPrfes til ct Wininrum. @nSeltg
rtlbe en- iaaoou 0Gmntng ooerilsotg'
aisre Stots6unernes foitbure Serge
iorbinoelie oper Oooeilmo. auIPg'
Get al Gpmningn dnilooes til ca. 4
WtQioner Rroner. Flaueu bar ior
roGle aar iioen fremme / &iss6Gger,
men pauSt life G%iIluining. 2e tar
teite 2atoueuoinger tom ira 5iiterbe'
foIfningen, al buiIfen Ell nreget ltor
Gel 6ltber brsolsie. fSor nogle 0dge
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tanter for 2tmiioposegnen au6iels
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ion ri Sageus Soerpeiefe. aoittl'
lioe MissSassm9r6 ipmpotiierer nh
urpA Saufeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

DC npe Sernbaner. Regieringsfor'
ilaset ON 8pgning al en- 89ffe npe
Sernbaner bIep furIeOen. icm fSr
nreboelt | "ISoitet", ioraagt oct Son'
tie Solfet6tng al Iroirfminiiteren.
Gen imrIeoe llogift iii Statsbone'
anl9ggene er 3S12 DILL. ar, 6ooraf
De Az er faIflIeret iom uogift ueo
Grpropriation al De u~s0Oenotge ga'
neoreaIer, og ca. q yaaioner til
glrl9g Of Bripatboner. VI itoitrGun'
tc gelsb uoreoer Stotsfaslen ca.
1912 geiu. SIR. JONI &ilitlro, ntebets
Reiten betales al De prt0dte GieLltu'
Ger. : 5ilifitS til Sc me Stotsbane'
anlGg ntau Stunts "a Sognetonunlt'
nerue uoreSe ca. , Mil. SIR, %
Statens iamleoe llogrft bltoer beref'
Ter me6 ct rrmot Sdl 20 DILL. Sr.
glne Sisie Serge ifol uoreoes al
Statsfasiens 8ebOJOutnJ, og bet er
Oerfor nsSuenbigt at iorOele arbetSet
poa I'D aar. I'll StntSbaneau'
I9ggene maa Der narIlg ltoreoes 212
Mia. ar, o. al Qrruotbanerne ma
Ger finn aulGggeS 4 OH Aaret, 2 pda
Eerne og 2 / SpQau0. 9lanot npe
Statsbaner er CT Gob5eltipor ouer
Sun ira gtp6org til Crib. aulGg'
get oil fcite oOer 7 Ida. 9r. %
@ruroer5oerUelien ca. / Dill. geaar
Ser onpeuSes 212 DILL. SIR. ON No.
rel, oil Der bengoa ca. 3 aar, Tor au'
IGgget err iarbigt. 1esuon ltal
Staten ienere ooertage oen Ghiel'
Iancife 4ane for 3 Ytiaiouer arouer.
9ripatbauerne er 80 / Gal, oeraf II
paa 2erue % 19 / Spllnnb. Statens
5iIffao err ca. 1879 gfia. ar., % oa
StatstilItltoet / Regeler uogisr
Salooelen al 2HIGgsirmmer, fan
oenne anilaaes til ca. q Did.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
granS / stanse. Get mefaniit

granb / Stanse. Get mefdniite
8ertiteo paa 9If peo Eareen Stutisn
/ Stange er n~eo5r4not. 9erftebbps.
rlingen eies at u. Roitle. 8pguin.
gen bar a~siirreret ! 2onSets aImirSe.
li9e Srunotasie for 1880 Rrpner.
Snebter Sol1n, ion bup6e forpuetet
@erfite6et, en- imtbIertib barre iiRet,
ioet bot life bapoe Snpentar eller
&orebeboISnius asiirreret. Suus Cab
onilaaes til meuenr A og 5000 Ser.
Gere gpsntnger paa @aorSen 8tt
bar iterft trltet, men oct IpffebeS neo
ibGrSige 9IuitreuseIier at begr9tie
SI6en til Serfiteosbpgrinesu, iorn
totaIt nebbronSte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

2appe-Spr5pIoene. Riniifcr 8ogt
90 &igsoSootot aieridosp ianrt De
ineitite Serrer Miniier @iintfcr 90
2orSsbsooine gersstrsrn, Tom | TO
Tiger bar oGret | ariitiania til Grsi-
telie Of btsie SprboD peorsreaoe
TptIapperne, ahlirteSe iorleoen fine
5erbdnbItneer. Dc er Bit e1rige ON
at tIitile beer tit &iees ResRrtng ct
6orflng dngnaertSe fGles nnoeris'
eelier Of fo~rifieIiae Spsrasnraal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

Sfpsials. Operretsiagfsrer Soen.
nebn @aGler | sclsr, bar at 9ros.
ierer @lb. GsbiSrnien, Sarpsbors,
fisbt &9pbolt % Solmen Sfog paa
@rue Sinifog for efter 5oripoerbe
ca. 5000 SIR.
On SareeI Of 9lrrtoifoyen |
2efsoqIen I Stisrbdlen er ifelge
"Duesp." fisbt al 9p Bring BED
StentiGr for $1,000 Sir. Santme
garcel iuIgtes / Ssit til Sanbbanb-
Ter &rnes m. T. for $1,000 Sir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
0amsifibsfart paa Nrasniina.

&dptein 6. 9. sSenletL OtrettFr for
GampifibsieIifaberns "&doon" ce
"Wercir", paatgtfer al 0prettc en-
6trette EampTfibSIinie poo arael.
tina. Oct er Ienirgeu, at ocn ifoL
crbei6e Iournten meo ct oortf San.
6elblis, iom ifol oprettcs oerltoe;
6ette SunseISbuS ifaI toee i8 al Or.
port of Irgentinos 90 Support al
8rooutter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
Gu Storf ium YoItisrer. Z

SIottet &itbleber / 3pifIanS bar
Here aar en- Storf meo lin 0Saae
bpgget 8e0e. 5ber &sit ioriponot
De, boer gaor oenSte Sc tilbage.
ct anr bier oct al SIottcts @ier
Iagt en- StaaIring ON SameuS ben.
fire Ben % poo Ell r0er BLADE inc,
gra0ereSes SIottetS Haou % glor8.
tauet 1890. gtrite &aor piite Stor.
fen fla after, men boo0e MI tiaigc
faoet en- SsIorina ON set nuSet Ben.
Eon Ritaen itoS Groenc: "3u,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
9rmfnrSe siifere. sra Nufisbino

9rnfneSe Siifcre. sra Rpfisbiue
W, meIoes ben 26oe Sxnuiar: !
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Gbriitenien OF Carl Senier, besse af
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&c CarrL 90 iioen bar man ifslse
'Wsorss DBL" ittet bort til Dem, Ii.
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itsr bar riit Jig irltgteslss. Der bleo
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efterferifninaer. % Sisie bar flnroet
en- gaaS unber Sien peit for Snsge.
iinib, Iigciom en- GeI @oas. Der til.
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Ie er iauSimlIigots begge buttneSe.
Ge bar beige giite, 90 Gbrtirrien
babbe 7 Ssrr.
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st paffert srrf fprteIer 9Sam

st paffert SrGf fprtelIer %arnO.
9In6": Sor mattee slar iiben tit en-
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got til at lGie fsrft til MiobelifoIe.
ernurenL iioelt for at sie1tnemgoo bert
tetniite Sfole | Sruuo5iem. Zen
unge NsnrS bIep Snse1isr og bar
faoet 4niGtteIie beo SerubaneunIeg.
9ai, eftepot bart er bIepeu ieInbhdpe,r
Rarto, bar ban ie1lSt ttlbage til Sc
eotet belle oct erboIote @elsb meo
Sat for 2ourtet.
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sfieus s~lftiemsaes grano.

Sfieit meIbes, at Deb ib@roige SInf.
ningsanftrenselier nDtfcoes bet at
reooe Den norore Slei al Sfiers af.
tienleaes itore @psnine, tpor apnto.
rerue er. gDsninsen ppfsrtes 1891
-92 % Tar tiaisemeo @orebeboIS.
ninseu asfitreret for 675,00o &r.
Iben orttoseS narnteit at pRre op.
itaaet peo aortilutuiits. Den jamie.
De asiirrartce for ben pe6 granoen /
Sfiens GftiennsIIe forpoISte SfaSe
Sreier iig ON 100000 ar.
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~Gieubumshanbel on 3rpees.

8orgsptnser meboeles: Zen itore
@ierSom SsnSre S~SrtseIsato t Clos.
Ito9en meo ca. 1000 RaoI Sfog
er at fire arOtuaer / SirseIsruos 30
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8oppor 8rlrf / SOerige for 2r. no,
600 fortart % efter Sorlpoertoe 90
900 ar. / %1nberboarSspenge". De
10000 &rorer en- inSbetaIt pau
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SIR. 100000 ifal bore betoIt toutont
co gonfitfferbeo odre itiIIet for Ser.
10000, Sr. 8ieie ifaI baoe anlo8t
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3ammet af 9gnet. sra Satober'
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er enbmr fife ipitrgt. Oertmo5 bar
oueret nGrgurenbe. Baa Spar'
bl1en Station bleo MmOagsaften
5tdtionsmeiterens Suitr1 og por1te
itretiet al 29nitrarlen, ioa De
faLot / 8eiptmeIie. 2tgeIeSes gift bet
meS en- Wtdrt6, Irn9ere op I 9pgoen,
iour oor pna 8ei biem ont Iftenen.
iooptbt biem bleo ban rant
met al 2pnet meb ben Sslge, at ban
ogiou fulot beiotmet ON. Roget 90.
rigt Men oil belbtgpis tngeu at BENT
fQQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

SatfielSbalen. GtertSummene ON.
firing &sspatnet nil outoselig at
2on6brngsfomitegn BIZ fOreiluat iclgt
iii De mlo9renbe 9rlt9ere tu6ttI en-
@retie al 10 Meter ooer 9Sieite
8anOiton6. Den Serb, iom Eigger
tnrntere @Grbet EMO 10 @eeters Ssi.
De, oil hume forpagtes paa aore'
maaI, inotiI Den enettltelIe OpbGm'
ming Of 8an6et bill fltnrte Hi loretta.
get. On faasan Sronttg er oct, iom
SatfieJo6aIsiolfet ieLo suifer, ifrtoer
"Selg. StS.", ion bnaber, OF bette
Euite bIir opfpI6t / nleget rtrr 5rent-
ti0
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
&prssr StatipusbDsnina,

itore npe StattorsbpgItln8 : &orser,
Ger er opfsrt uleo en- @etNmtns al
> MStl. &roner, bleo ben 21Se go
mar bsitioeIig irtSpiet / Gnerupr at
&ongen, 8rorprtnien, Eroftmtntite.
rem og Ell flor Del andre Sato6,tbne.
&ongen lStuIte | en- Sale 8oob ON,
at oer nte StutiousbpgnIng moatte
bIioe ct Neiooel til at fremme Sum.
fProielen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
Ssbsfalo. Sprbeuoarenbe Srrel

Ssesfalb. Sorbenc9retbe 9nrer
CO afrfpianger I aItugeu, Sobarutes
@uIobif. er bso, onrtring 80 Gar 81.
9eItformmpb / Norges garfs
1trettion, 8mf6ef Iugrit Setlma1
8iIbelmierL er af9oaet peo Dozen,
45 g(ar garnmel.
Soerfontroler Serclrles Sor1tse
ct afaaaet oeo 9soen al Siertsilag,
ser rammeSe bum poo Eitbmeitattc'
men / 8rnti11rio, tbet ban ihttbe be-
qtue ftg til lit Stem / gafteuget. Go.
rio SercuIes Soruse oar fsot !
Sfoa1ptf / 1856 % bleo Stltoent
1874 fra 9eraens aatbebralitoIe.
- 9iitrifsIeee / GuLbalen Senrtt
gteffenS SsyetSien er ofgaGet reo Do
BEN efter Iangere GibS Spgbom / en-
gIISer al 60 aar. San bar lisGet
tiIjenaS / belle bet iibIte Gar al en-
geprefpeSem. Serrsien bleU / 1877
urtiat iom &omrrmeI9ge / &sro@ %
rar fra 187S-1SS1 SertbdnelGge
reS WerGfer6aneu8 <I9g. 5 1881
bIeo ban fonititlteret iorn 3ntrtfts'
Ieae t Selbo, booreTter ban tgiert oar
Sern6aneIGae t stisrSoleu, inottl
hon I 1883 bIeo 9titriftSl9se / III.
ten. 3 1892 Rep bau rongpttt I'll
Dt~itriffsLege / @lIbalen. Or. Sens
len uur ouiet for et meget opgtls
2nee OF en- lt~ieooanlig nobel 90 elf
peroig Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12

SssfeIalg. gibsFo8, font al 9rots-
herg 4ttt upIig fisbteS Of 9nnuner.
terre glaG, llIefos, for 100000 4r.,
er inIgt til 8urnunerberre Gappelen
for 265 900 Ser. Ger CT, ioaptot hi
bes iI1gsn @einnrmeIie trrffet ON
@an6trufters @nperpoelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-12
Spo paa 2anoepeien.

meIIem SapreboIm 90 9IeieIt iaa
rogIe @Gto forIeoeu et aisretS,
iom boIbt title, eg bu 6e TOM n9r'
mere, fnnot Se ifslse "6eLitnesrs
Gp." en- Dame Iiggertoe 300 peo Sei.
fanteu. Oct ptfte fig at bore Srt.
2iitfen ira Sornbrf, 0atter al tiSli.
eere SoerIGrer Citizen ! gafisbtng.
Sum bar / rtaitge aar pGret ipSeIig;
ianbipniispiS er bum paa 8rltHS al ct
Sbebeftnberbe itaaet al 8ognen,
booreiter blrn er 6leoen raEnmet al
e Sierteflag.