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The Appeal., 1909-12-04
Starch Eiends.

A Pitsburg steam laundryman, EN-,
ploying over hundred girls, says that
his profits are slightly reduced by. the
starch eating habit that prevails in his
land most other laundries. AS coffee
roasters chew coffee, so laundresses
get liking for starch Cases have
been known where girls have eaten
three or four pounds week. But the
starch habit, unlike the habit of
drugs or Of alcohol, benefits the
health. Starch-eating laundresses be.
come plump and robust. Starch. all
the same, costs money, and laundry
owners fight against starch eating as
passionately as teetotalers fight
against beer.
The Appeal., 1909-12-04
Mr.. spraaue.

in 1860, he answered President Lin.
coins first call for troops with a
regiment Of 1,500 men and battery,
(which were equipped at an outlay OF
100000 by the firm of A. w. Sprague
e Co. He himself rode to the front
lat the head Of the outfit at the first
hattie of Bull Run.
! The ex-governor married Miss Kate
Chase, daughter of Lincoln's secretary
OF state, in November, 1863, but was
subsequently divorced and remarked,
in 1873 his firm failed for 81, ,ooo. 900
Mith liabilities Of 100000.
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

Weather, but latter
ly there have been
adopted spherical
balloons of var
nished cotton cloth
which have a capac-
ity of 905 cubic feet,
and cost several
h u n dred dollars
apiece. Kites have
been flown at Mount
Weather at the re-
markable altitude of
$4,000 feet, and cap
tive balloons are
frequently sent to a
height of several
miles. The weather
bureau officials are
just inaugurating
particularly interest
ing expert / m e nts
wherein small rub
ber balloons carry
ing self-recording in
The Appeal., 1909-12-04
FINEST CATHEDRAL:
Scottish Rite Temple in Fort
Wayne Is Dedicated.
Masons of High Degree at Exercises
Attending Opening of 100000
TempIe-Has Fine Ban
quet Hall.

Fort Wayne, Ind.-The new Scot
tlsh Rite cathedral in Fort Wayne.
costing about 100000, and said to be
the finest in America, was dedicated
on the evening of November II in the
presence of visiting members of the
order from most of the larger cities of
the lar east and the middle west. The
dedication was preceded by a banquet;
at which 1000 plates we're laid. The
banquet-rOOm Of the cathedral fills the
entire ground floor and is one Of the
largest and most ornate banquet halls
in the west.
Owing to the illness of Sovereign
Grand Commander Samuel G. Law
renee, 50, of Boston, the master of,
ceremonies was Barton Smith of To!
ledo, 33, puissant lieutenant grand
commander, assisted by John Corson
Smith, 33, grand minister of state.
William Geake, ,93, of this city, COM
mander-in-chief of the Fort Wayne
Sovereign Consistory, assisted in the
dedication.
The dedication was held at the reg.
ular time of the fall meeting of the
consistory for the Valley of Fort
Wayne, and 800 took the Scottish
Rite degrees. Degrees were given
from the fourth to the Thirty-second.
Heretofore this valley had no jurisdic-
ton beyond the eighteenth degree,
and the degrees from 19 to 80 were
conferred here for the first time. AS
the consistory has already nearly L.
100 members, the Fort Wayne consis-
tory has become one of the largest in
the country.
The cathedral, which was designed
by Mahurin & Mahurin of Fort
Wayne, is at Clinton and Washington
streets, in the residence section, with
the handsome First Presbyterian
church across the street. It is built
of Bedford stone on all sides and is
thoroughly fireproof, being finished
within with concrete floors, marble
stairways and wainscoting, and iron
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

which will serve, in sense as the Keystone
of the Mount Weather group, will cost $4,000
and is three-story structure OF hreproot con-
struction. The first story is constructed of
solid concrete, while the upper stories have
facing of brick, backed with terra Gotta. Alike
to all the buildings at Mount Weather the
whole construction and especially the fittings
of windows and doors has been planned with
especial care in order to afford protection
against the high winds that sweep over the
mountain in winter. The first floor of the main
building is to be given over to Offices while
the second and third floors will be occupied
for the most part by living rooms for the sci
entists. Beyond the administration building in
the most isolated part of the grounds are two
buildings from which the visitor is barred If
he carries watch, or offers q disturbing in
fuence of any kind. These frame structures
constitute the magnetic observatory, and con-
tain many delicate instruments.
One of the most important acquisitions of
this scientific community amid the mountains
is a new central heating and power plant The
power house, of stone and concrete construc-
tion, cost with its equipment more than $751;
900. It contains 45 horse power engine d.
rectly coupled to a 25 XIV. generator which
supplies the current for lighting and heating
the buildings; operating the machinery in the
laboratories; producing the hydrogen needed
to initiate the balloons; making liquid air; and
operating the great reel upon which is wound
the wire that holds captive the kites and bal
looms that are sent aloft with recording in.
struments.
The stone and frame building which served
as a power house in the early days of the
Mount Weather observatory is now used as
kite and balloon house. and is the headquar-
ters Of the Eve men who devote all their time
to aerial work under tho general direction of
William r. Blair, and with the supervision of
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

freighting teams that
found hard climbing on
the steep mountain road
that was specially con-
structed to give access
to this outpost. More
over, the bricklayers and
other artisans who have
gone from Washington
to construct the new
buildings ~hads-tee content
themselves with board
ing places miles away
from their scene of en-
ployment, for there are
no habitations, other
than those of the wealth
er bureau officials, with
in some miles of the OBJ
servatory.
This isolation which.
as may be surmised, has
had its disadvantages
is exactly what t h Q
government wanted for
Its observatory. There
The Appeal., 1909-12-04
ST. PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS MIl SATURDAY.
DOOM FAMOUS DANCE HALL
Beloved Bal Butler in Paris Is to Be
Replaced by a Modern
Building.

Paris ereismourningi in the Latin
quarter, for the beloved Bal Bullier
will soon cease to exist.
One by one the old landmarks of
this famous quarter, the home of the
students and the intellectual center of
Paris, are disappearing. Old resorts
are being obliterated to make room
for the pretentious upstart, modern
buildings that are now so apparent in
this section of Paris, so dear to the
The Appeal., 1909-12-04
LAST OF WAR GOVERNORS
William Sprague of Rhode Island Is
Sole Survivor of State Execu-
tives of COS.

Providence, R. I.-William Sprague
Of Rhode Island, by the death Of ex.
Gov. Frederick Holbrook of Vermont
has become the only survivor of the
state governors upon whom fell the
brunt of preparation for the civil war.
; Ex-Gov. Sprague was 70 years old
September IL. Elected governor early
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

AFFixlNG
RECORDING INSTRUMENT
TO KITE BEFORE FLIGHT

ments and the invention and con-
struction of all forms of apparatus
will be conspicuous features. The
third floor of this 100000 building
will be given over to spectroscopic
work of the most important char
acter. A. short distance from this
laboratory building is handsome
frame dwelling of the type usual
ly found in residential suburbs.
Since the fire this has served as
living quarters for practically the
entire staff of Mount Weather, but
when work at the observatory is
on a permanent status it will be
converted into a two-family resi-.
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

The project of this weather bureau station
ior upper air exploration is not new one
though the institution in it's present guise, and
particularly its home, now nearing completion.
are OF comparatively recent inception. Some
years ago the scientists at various United
States weather bureau stations and at the Blue
Flll observatory near Boston, took up the
study OF the best methods for lifting self-re-
cord1ng Instruments high above the earths
surface Up to that time all human knowl-
edge OF the conditions of temperature, pres.
sure, humidity, wind velocity and direction and
other ingredients Of the weather had been
based upon observations made at or near the
surface OF the earth. Spurred by the necessity
for better knowledge of temperature and 9TH
er conditions at great attitudes, the scientists
hrst took up work with ingenious forms of
kites, and this was supplemented in 1904 by
the use Of specially designed balloons as We
h1cles for carrying the thermometers and other
instruments to heights that could not be
reached by any other means.
Finally the United States took the lead
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

sduuS OF QOllarS
Turing the past
TWO years and
which is unique
IN the world.
This institution,
known as the
Mount Weather
observatory is
Dne Of the most
important under
he government
and when it's new
buildings are fin
shed and its
equipment fully
installed this a,1-
!umn so that the
scientists can en-
Ter in earnest up
On their novel in,
Yestigations it is
believed that this
experiment sta
ton above the
clouds will con-
tribute more than
The Appeal., 1909-12-04


with project for a special observ.
atory designed for and devoted al
most exclusively to aerial research.
A piece of land was secured in an
isolated part of the Blue Ridge
mountains in Virginia, and work
was inaugurated on an establish
ment that Is expected to do much
to meet the future needs of me-
teorology and will play most
prominent part in ultimately en-
abling long-distance forecasting-
that Is. the forecasting of a type
Of season rather than the mere
prophecies from day to day, such
as are now given out. Unfortu-
nately however, the weather bu.
reau was greatly retarded in this
new line of work by a disastrous
fire which occurred at the newly
established observatory on the
morning Of October %, 1907, and
which resulted in the total destruc.
tion Of the main building, contain.
ing laboratories. offices, etc.
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

any other factor to increased &C
curacy in weather forecasting. The
new institution is very different
from the ordinary weather observ-
atory to be found in every one of
our large cities, and it is even dis
similar in scope and function to
the headquarters observatory of
the weather service at Washing
ton. However, the new observa-
tory will, through the exploration
OF the upper air contribute greatly
to accuracy in weather forecasting
IN general and will especially point
the way to new development in
what Is known as long range fore.
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

dence for the use of a cou-
pie Of scientists who will
bring their families to the
mountain top.
The main observatory and
administration huilding ng
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

HERE Is now nearing
completion in the
k mountains of north
| ern Virginia a wealth
er forecasting out
post upon which the
United States gov
has expended thou
The Appeal., 1909-12-04

Prof. Alfred J. Henry of Washington.
the executive officer in charge at Mount
Weather. More than 25 kites are con-
stantly kept on hand, including the
models used by all the various foreign
governments that have undertaken SCI
entific kite flying. There have lately
been added to the equipment several
specially designed kites for use In the
high winds which prevail during the
winter. The ordinary kites will fly In
any wind with velocity of ten miles
per hour, or more, but are not adapted
to use when the wind exceeds Is miles
per hour. However, the new style emer-
gency kite at Mount Weather, weighing
eight pounds, and having a lifting sur
face of 5S feet, has made successful
flights more than mile in height when
the wind was blowing gale of 46 miles
per hour.
Fewer balloons than kites are on
hand, for the reason that balloons are
used only when the wind is too light to
permit of kite flying. Originally small
rubber balloons were used at Mount
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Orahmanns Pus.

SoIaer 0radmannS Sus paa Sfa'
gen, @iaa "Gar", itaar enonu Ilor'
anoret, Tom oa Gigteren forloo De-.
Siior CONNER bar oct Ell lib no.
leiet, men iaar er oct ubeboet, % |
inaen al 0Rrelierne er Der iiOcn
9radmanns 9so iIgttet pm paa
Sinsene. S Sopetamret meb De TO
grsnmalebe Senge iinoes enond cit
Del al Gigterens 8oroercbs. 8aa en-
al Sengene lieger bans itort grnn
Sat % bans mango pragtfulos ..ro'
aeSe 8eite, bporai ban bar iaa itclr.
s 9agIigituen itaar. bans itore, bloa'
maleSe Sfripeborb, ganffe iom 90
han iao Der og renIfrep De 9iate, Ear
iormebe paa fin WorgenoanbrinJ go
Stran6en % / S%litterne; ole bans
9iaeoer, baaoe De, ban ielp bar ma.
LET, og be, Tom Sltuitpennerne bar
forpret BAN, bGnger euouu paa 8Gg'
gene, og / ben LANCE. lupe Reol ltaar
bans geger: @eorg granoes's Scr
fer, Song Oscars Iigte - en- 8aoe
fra acnaen - ale uinbbunbne og
oGffet al Steo. SoID al bans BE-
rsmie rsbe Sej lisgsr / Ell arog !
Shien benfaitet 10 tppiife Grempla-
rer. 9isterens Gufe, iom bar eiitet
iis isien, asier iislse "goIitifen" nj
iqlge 8ilnen, Tom ben mn itnar meS
Sape % &linitifatte. 5or at reaIi'
iere 5anfen ON Of gisre Suiet til et
Gradmam.T uieum bar &lnimerfo.
lonien | Sfagen prspet at faa oct 81.
ientIige til at bepiIge Salpparten al
aisbeiummen, iom inIt er co. 10000
&roner. Ren nh bnaber mon Sagcll
gaar ioroen paa en- ouoen Rnaoe ped
.SiGlp al Sbeaterbireftsr Srit3 Better.
lens glaner. iom iorele5ig bemmeIiJ.
boIoes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Sicrnion.

SiI "gerSens Sang" itripeS fra
2arpifs gab:
Nile Der ieIaer meo BEN biertelig'
tie 9eItageIie gisrnion / hans Spg.
bonn. 90 meo 8lGbe bsrer Ri ON
bans Iangiomme, men litre georing.
San fan mi bepGee Den penItre
Soano % grm - fsre ben til Bon.
oen og tilbage, li9eiom ban ogiaa fan
itrpffe genet frem og tiIbage. Den
Gag, ban op6aget, ban bet funoe
aisre, blep ieIpfslgelig eli 6eItoag, %
ban imilte iom ct Barn belle 9agen.
Oilers er ban NOT al % til Den
toronenbe Sltpiter. 90 oct er 10 ina
LET foritaoelig, at Den itrllttenoe lipS'
fraitige 9. 9. moo finbe Oct baarot
at pioe, at ban ligger lGnfcbunoet,
oa at ban minolt al aft maa forIsge
poa at Hide iig los.
- 9epare mig for mine Senner,
fan nof 9isrnion iige bisie Gage.
Som ale oeres Gfteripsrsiler frem
til BAN, piloe oct bore ilernt.
Seloieois bar ban lin t%rofaite Su'
itru peo fin SIDE. 6orbi Sru &aro-
line ilipper in9en upebfommenSe inc.
Spao oenne 9igterbui.ru MI, / fin
bsic Ilbcr, bar at puSia, or,er De ipr.
reIte. Mange 9reue buer 7oL ION
Ifal beiparcs, S%eIegrammer aontraf'
ter meo Seatre, iom nsie ifal grant
Ifes, bpert Orc, fsr be fan urGcrifri.
pes.
Sru aaroIine 9isruiou iaor en- iii
at minoes afoeoe Eroiesior Safob
Seibergs Orb: Ger gipes %ooermanls
apinoer inapeliom unbermaolsWtGnb
Seniommers ngtcr segteplr,cl al
bragg til Spoeuropn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Glsttnmauttcn paaferSc iaien.

Som man funife buffer, iorioanot
EN- Stifningsasiiitent peo geraens'
banen, Samre, iporlsit borte oeo
@ulspif / 9inter. Gen omfomnes
Saber, iom er fra Rsros, bar imio-
lertio benpenot Jig til S~iounoergut-
ten fra Singsaas ON at bore meo
bam til aaiteoet og lie" efter Den
omfomne. 90. forleben Dag par
nGpntc 8llt og omfomneS Saoer paa
@ulsuif / berne I%uleoning. Seien
bioenior @ulspif er inobugeet |
Sieloet, iaa Der er brat Stprtning
uoenfor. Ser bar man troet, at
Samre Dor itprtet uofor. Nen bet
err life Silfeloet, flyer Slsttumsut.
ten. Son bar berimoo goaet ouer
Sien paa oen spre @noe al arsoeren
og er ~berunber falbt / en- &aaf paa
8eItiioen. Gutter "iaa" bom ligge
poa 9unben. Sans Sreie bar repet
iItpffer, og ban iab iaa goot iait |
gunoen, at ban life funbe flp6e op.
Gen angipelig ipnife 8i,ts lloiogn
ON 8aafen poa Sioroens 8eitiioe er
rigtig nof. San bar imiolertio reiit
biem efter at bane gipet anpisning
paa, bpor Den omfomne ligger. gu
fol man bespnoe at iofne paa bette
Steb. Saa faar man oo ie, ON
8utten bar 3et / fin Yaaitano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
81 Menneifcr pmfpmne.

Nv UbtuuSFiSl v"esphtut. OpttS
ben Dag nobrso Der @rano | 2offe.
aaoen | &riitiania, en- garmel 3'Gta'
aes 5r9gaoro MOB .GferSelpen. ION
er beboet al arbeiberiamilier. 6rd
isrite oa anoen Gtogc lpffeoes Oct
Sclf at reooe iie no. Suiets eneitc
Srappeopeong itoo mart / iulo
9ronS, iao fra Sole gtoae oar Der
life anoeu llopei END gieuuem Bin
buerue. Gn ung aone, Saro So
bonicn, iorisete at fomute neb / ct
@eoningstaiig no moo aferselpen.
Slm bopoe fit lille Barn poa arnen
% f,noe oerfor life boioe fait, men
itprteoe ueo % log iiG cnSel. Soer'
fen bun eler Barnet tom olporltg
til Sfaoc. : iamme Seiliebeb bar
Der en- SO aarssammel Gut, 8arl
Sobanien, Tom blen fUaIt at Hegen.
San blep liageuoe poa 8uloet, og
isrit oa Sloen bar nogenIunoe lnf'
tct, lpffeoes oct @rououGienet at
fonnte mo til BAN. en &oIle, gfd'
thea SlIen, piite itor aOlbblooigbeo
pes at reboe ilere Menneifcr no ira
onben Gtogc. Mens Sloen baooe
beriet iterft / oen enc Seiligbeo | 3oie
Gtaae, trGngte Den Iangiommere
frem paa Den mben Stoe al Crap
pen, bo 1sren no Der par lllffet. 5
oenne 2eiIigbeo boeoe Gnfe Sngeborg
ariitionien. Sum er bIet ganlfe Jam
ieIss al Sfrpf peo SranOeu, lloen
of perlte / fin forelsbia iitre Setlig'
beb iii @ronop9lenet fom, boppeoe
bun no al ginbuet nleO CT Lett Heo'
rinastaug | SaanSen. Iou9et boooe
bum tagct fra ct anoet Simon, boor
oct bar ioitgiort; men oa SerrGnet
ifranner, por Der Der lpngere I'll
Sorben emo bnor bun hoppeoe. Do
ina peo bette iioite &inbu par Der on'
braat Ell ioIib arot, iom Sauget
funSe pGret fpitet |. Sun forIlog
Sopeoet poloiomt / 8oIoet og osoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Ora Soriens meooeles ben 2soe

- Ora Soriens me6oeles ben 2Sbe
Stunt: 5 ginoins peo grprup Iaa
8aarbeier GiIeriens 15.aartee Gie.
r%eiteorerg | Sorgaars % JOB til
Miobag, oo Naboens Iieneiteoreng
fcm ino / aammeret meo en- gssie.
Soet ban iagbe: SIN ifpoer leg big,
iieteoe ban paa BAN mco gssien, og
/ oct iomme off Sfuoet al % ram.
meoe BAN | ltnoerltpet. 8eo Gin.
Oct fom 8uttens @aomober lsbcuoe
% fonbt BAN ligeenoe bepiSitlsS pdd
8nIpet peo Sioen al Senaen, ipem'
menbe / BLOB, meoenS 8iernings'
manoen par lsbet bort. Sad hirtig
iom mulIigt fisrteS Den iaarcoe Out
til gr9bitrup Spgebrts, bpor ban
benIieaer i Iterft lioenbe Silitnnb.
Ora 8isbenbapn meobeles Den
2Soe SUM: Saoar Sormiooog ianbt
Der en- ubpeselis 9~cgiuenbeo Steo
noe paa Sreorifsbere, boor Ell Der
bcenSc 60.aoria ipenif YartifuIier
aorI 3eitiuon / ct pluoieIig anfaIo
al Siuosiuabom ooeriuIht i'm Su'
itru OF ilog benoe / Sopeoet meo Ell
Summer. Terpon ifiso ban iia iclo.
Suitrrep lcpebe enomu ioogmoree8,
men nar loo SoorIig at Der Inlet
Saub er ON at renoe beubes Siu.
gGeteporrct baooe nplig feiret lit
SslpbrDlup.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Sopeo.
Sture GicuScmSbanocIer.

aouroen "aoamsbsi" peo Hin9lteo,
Greal 700 5or. 9ano, bporaf 100
S6r. 2ano Sion. er al 8ooseier In'
ocrien pc6 2uopig ShnItS, HafItop,
iolet til Drop. Sfaite, Soaano. als'
beiimmen er 100000 SIR. Selrt'
Ming oe S~Snpentor mebislger.
- @ooseier 9ierregoaro, Eon'
bum bar al Sooeoeaorben Sonoim
peo Gibe ioIgt 335 Cor. Sane til ct
aoniortium / Sanders og Iamtioig
iolat Sopeparcellen poo 400 Tor.
9ano til ben biotibige 6orpaater
9etb.G sbenieu for 10000 ar. Be
iGtnins % Spentar meoislger life.
Shp. Solfetbiu9smono. Soer'
retSioefsrer s. s.. 2orien bar lolgt
@ooroen "Rpttrrp" peo llI'tco ct,
til 8aoroeier aubcrs Taosbolt az
ltIiteb for 10000 Str.
- Timtofte Wsllegaaro er al
8rop. 9ebIbolm meb aulsgaoro, 8e'
ietuina og 9ronbtomten Of Wssnen
liant TO Suic iolgt i'll Yrop. 5bor'
filbien, grbGfeaaro, OF areottfore-
ninasreprrieutout anuo Suit, Ntsr'
fc, for $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Nst aipbaaS.Yatcnt

meooeIt Sfibsfsrer NaIpin Worten.
len al Bergen pna en- 2ipreOnines.
boao | Sorm at en- Gaipioio, 9lislc
cher li%gnenoe. farafteriieret peo, at
ben bar oobbelte gagse os guno,
Bpis ira gunoen oponer aftaaenoe
MeIlernrim er fplot meb ct let %
moo 8onb mooiiamosopetist Wate.
rinle. Zen npe gaao b~ereanes at
bore fmie-, fantre. % ipnfciri.
0ens @eet er forbolospis liNen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
~Summcrifircnb peb Sinie. s

Summcrffireno Oeo Stnie. Srd
Sinie Sieloitue meboeles Den 2Soe
SUM: Sinieiteonet blep en- uaImin.
oelig peQpftet gegipenbeb, Tom pis-
ieIig bill betesne en- mn 9era / Sfi-
lebningens Siitorie. unoer Wt1iiif
og Gang fra De CONNER. og Sinter.
ipcrtsfIqote Reiienoe lob Grtratoget
fra Bergen til Sfiitepnet paa 5inie
2eroag aitcn ino paa Rproal Sta.
tion, bpor Surtiatoget fra a%riitiania
ifuIoe msoes. Weoens man pentebe
poo bette, oe Stemninsen gif bsit,
uobrogte acknowledgement Sper-
brup ct 2epe FOR g%ergenierne, iom
itrar beipareoe bette meo ct Surra
for Wprool Citation. ariitianiato.
get LOB oerpaa frem UNDER ire frof.
tiae SoIutifub ira 9~ergenierne, iom
mart por iantleoe ligeoperfor 60 IN
tie aooetter poa Retur ira Sinie og
bilieoe' bisie meb "8ie @aht am
Rbein", boilfen be tpife belennebe
meb Dor RationaIidng. De bragte
biuonoen enouu abifiaige Spationer.
inoen Goacne enoeIis fjerte pioere
bper lin gei. Salt par $50 Renne.
Tier iamlet poa 6inie. 2srbas aiten
par ole iomleSe til Set ! SINE
GieIoituc, 5aler blep boIbt, Snuee
afiunane % gaal tpnbt, Saainger
oe gosiinger oanieoe, os llnsoom.
men moreoe iis. eubel be'teg | Rnt.
tens 2sb SoroanserisfliIen for at ie
SoIopaaneen. Selpe Renoet bolo-
res miSt paa Sormiobasen- Solen
bar Iiot eenerenoe, men Der siorSes
| Boo Iiae til 26 Reters Sop. Serite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
SppasIicrue / Spmfirfen.

panaer afbl." bar foreipurgt Strife
tiencr 5rsiIano / StaDanger Cont
firfe, ON ban ielu bar mcrfet Sps'
aeIIer eaer bert ON andre, iom bar
bopt mpitiIfe Splepelier ! 9omttr'
fen. 8 SO Gnr bar ban fproes Der
gtot oa Tag og albrig merfet noget
rart eaer nogcn llpeofommenoe uoen
maaife en- iorifrGmt 8otte M og oa.
Son bar heller intet mpitiif bsrt om'
tale. spsgcIierne er aItiaa ubeliif'
fenbe cnaeIife og laoer Jig altlad life
lie al onbre Petitioners Repr9ientan-
ter. zee pm bisie Spsgeliesbiito'
ricr / forrige Nr. al "9oiten" SIDE
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
@limrcnoe garsnoigter.

Smaalenene berifer ct for aarsper.
ten aloeles eIimrenoe Seir meb iterf
8arme, meboeleS fra Sreorifsitao.
De isrit iaaebe Saoreagre er alereoe
benpeb 70 Dieter bsie, og iaapel for
Niger og eng iom for 5ritgtbaperne
Ter oct iaa lopeube no, iom Oct ont
trent gaor an, ioet Der f%nrleben falot
rigelig &egn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
Eormner / Etoefhulm. 3

Sormusr / StoefbOlm. af bette
Mars npIig uofomne Coverings
aaIeuber" | Stoctbolm les oct, boor
itore SuStrgter aoifiuige al ben
ipenifc SoueoitoSs Spihier bar. 6srit
euerir pao 9iiten Ell 8effe
itore aftieielifaber. 81. a. ale De itore
Walmgruber, bois aarSiR6fomiter
poriercr ira 3-5 Riaiouer 8rouer.
vi 8riuatperioner er De hpieit beifdt.
teoe icl9eroe: 8eo BON Soampl
COS. 300 9r., goufoireftsr g, Sr9u.
fel 593,500 SIR. 9ireftpr $. Z. &C.
bergren 529. 700 ar.. OF gantoiref.
tor q. u. 8oneubera 500, 100 6r.
@ieunemgoceuoe err Ger oog en- betp-
oelig Reogona at ipore | Sammen-
liguirg meo oct ioreadoeroe Mar;
og nopnIig aiGlOer bette nogle nm
gre 9srsipefuIanter, De IaataIote
6onoS. RdfInre. AOifiuige al oisie
unge WGn6. Tom iiior fluhe opaipe
lin Snofomit meS 6 cifret Sal, bar
MI miitet ct Bar al SIutnirgsnnl.
Ieruel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-07-16
GienSumsials. @aarben Ssien

Gienbumsials. 8aarben Ssien |
Strsmmen, tilbsrenoe SGrer Gfs'
balls 0eosbo, er iolgt I'll .. 2fsoal.
aisbeIummen ital efter 5orlpoenoe
pore SIR. 10000, meooeles fra Spel'
pif.
- Srferso Sarnebiem bar, ifslge
Meboelelie fra Wois, al i'm eieh'
Dom Srferso paa SeIsen 'olgt ca.
275 @aal Snbmarf og 175 @aal
Sfog til @aarObruger auguIt Sale,
SpinbaI, for $4,000 Ser. garne'
bientmet beboIoer til6nge De til bets
BRIG ~usbpenoige Suie og Sonean'
lpa iomt oct pGientligitc al eien-
oommenS Sfog.