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may be accomplished with dispatch.
Persons whose birthdate It is have
an encouraging outlook for the year.
They may have much work, but it
will lead to better conditions. There
is promise of progress through a
change of location or occupation.
Children born on this day have the
possibilities of success. Boys will be
trustworthy and Industrious. Girls
will be conscientious, good wives and
useful women. As subjects born under
Taurus they have the promise of
peaceful lives marked by few vicis-
STUDIES.
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The Princess Elizabeth was born
at the Palace of Versailles in 1864
when her brother Louis was 10 years
of age. Though spending her life in
the midst of the frivolity and corrup-
ton of Versailles. Princess Elizabeth
retained nobility of character and
observation-disclosures through 1t ALL She
used sometimes to weary of the con-
slant intriguing and then she would
steal away to the seclusion of St. Cyr,
a convent school for the nobility. At
a time when other women of her
station were INDUCING In the gross
extravaganza which helped to bring
on the revolution madame was devot-
ing herself to charity and to her little
ffeces and nephews.
But the test of her character came
when. with the outbreak OF the revo-
luton, she was given an opportunity
to emigrate from France. Madame
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This action had some extraordinary
political consequences 1t made Gen
eral Arthur, the Republican candidate
for President three years later.
from which Office he went to the Pres
idency, because of the death of Presi-
dent Garfield Tt made Alonzo B. Cor
nell, the Republican candidate for
governor of New York two years
later. Mr.. Cornell was elected. It
made General Sharpe, who was on the
staff Of General George Fl. Meade at
the battle of Gettysburg. speaker Of
the lower house OF the New York
Legislature.
'.It became apparent to the Presi-
dent as his administration at Wash
ington advanced, that the removal OF
these Republicans might be followed
bvi serious fractional troubles in the
Republican party. especially In New
York State. The President was. there
fore, anxious to appoint as collector
of the port of New York some distin-
guished Republican who would not be
Objectionable either TO aduinistra-
ton Republicans or to any faction.
For that reason President Hayes first
appointed Theodore Roosevelt, father
of Colonel Roosevelt. who has become
SO prominent in Republican politics"
(This conversation took place before
Colonel Roosevelt became President)
$ THE appointment of Theodore
Roosevelt, senior, failed of confirma-
tion. President Hayes was good
deal embarrassed because he couldn't
hit upon just the man he wanted
for this office. Finally it was sug-
gested to him that he appoint
Thomas L. James. at that time post
master of New York city. The Pres
ident was told that Mr.. James was
very friendly with General Arthur
and Senator Roscoe Conkling and
that he was widely known as the
first man to institute civil service
principles in a prominent government
office, as the postofice of New York
was
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odld wine Jones, the ladylike clerk
in Spriggins's general store, to old
} Doc Houser: why, do you know,
was utterly surprised at the way
Lawyer Lamberton flew into those
eellers over at the Court House. lie
just seemed togo crazy"
You've got it wrong, Beatrice
said Old Doc. You've got 1t wrong.
It was the other fellows that went
crazy. Your good friend Lamberton
never gets mad. He just seems to
when it's necessary to throw scare
into somebody That's the reason
everybody gifts up and gifts when he
breaks loose. Think 1t over, little
ONE
This Lawyer Lamberton was con-
siderable OF power in Puckyhuddle
He was as full of tricks as con-
jurer's bag. He had a smile for every
body on ordinary occasions. He had
handclasp that was as hearty as 1t
was honest. He never lost control of
himself. But when circumstances de-
snanded 1t he paved the ground and
beloved like the bulr of Bashan. He
called his enemies gentlemanly names
that stung worse than the profanity
of other men. He took their hides
off and hung them up to public scoru
He tossed his white name and glared
until all within hearing trembled. He
saved his wrath for certain definite
and specific purposes. and 1t served
those purposes. Wherefnre Lawyer
Lamberton was quite as much Of a
power in his part of the State as was
the foxy old cardinal who ruled
FRANCE or that uncanniiy-w prince
who once upon q time played ducks
and brakes with Italy.
There are no wiser words than
skose Of the ecripture which advise
Is = b slow - anGs4, nar tsAes
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refused to do this, choosing rather to
face death at the side of her brother,
the king. than to leave him for the
sake of her own safety.
In 1872. when the Infatuated popu-
lace broke into the Tuilleries in Paris.
where she and her brother, with
Marie Antoinette and their two chill
dren were staying madame. then =
young woman of %. stood at the
kings right hand. With him and his
family she was conducted TO the tenn
pie, where they were imprisoned, and
endured braveiy the hardship OF
having her brother and Marie Antoin-
cite and her young nephew taken
away to their execution, while she
remained to console her niece.
Twenty-one months of Imprisonment
which followed ended in her execution
on the 10th OF May. when she Yves
just past her thirtieth birthday.
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On the Spur Of
the Moment
AoooRDTso 10 USeIE ABNKH.
BY ROY MouLToN.


ACCORDING TO UNCLE ABFER.
A commission in the East IS trvs1t
TO find the real cause Of divorce, bns
will always maintain thar the real
cause Of divorce. is marriage.
7. Egbert Peavey Is so up-to-dafs
that he wears a belt and goes With
out suspenders even IN the winter
time.
Speakin' Of genluses, the felfer who
invented the suspender button that
goes on with a clasp was certainly q
friend TO the suffragetis husband.
Amry Tubbs's gal said she wouldn't
marry a man without a title, 50 he
went and got one. He now has the
title II. D.-meaning boss doctor
7 see that a specialist out IN Kan
sas City says that men with blue
eyes make the most unreliable has-
bands. but I have seen a good mans
reliable husbands with eyes that were
black and blue
A feiler who INDUCES In the inside
ious habit OF playin' a slide from
bone cant be too careful Mr. Anrg
Hicks, Of our village who plays TIA
siiphorn with the Silver Cornet Band,
was bangin' away on The Stars and
Stripes Forever the other evening
during a concert, and when he
reached for low note and shot his
arm out like Luther Mccarty JAM
bin at Al Palzer's Jaw, the end OF
the slide caught on so bunnif on
the head of Mrs LemueI Higgins.
who was sitting in the first row anz
yanlxed it from her head. also abor.
a half-busheI OF store hair. When
Lem got through with Amry nine
teen folding chairs were laid up 70
repairs and the artistic afm0sphsrs
of the concert was entirely brnl<en
up.
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ouR rDEAs or wrArrn-

Having our initials e1nbroidered On
our socks.
Being almost run over By a banker
in an automobile.
Having the laundryuaan leave our
bundle when there is nobody al home
10 pay him. cThis never happenedf
Knowing which one Of the forks to
use first.
Being PACED IN the cafe.
Riding up IN the elevator with the
president OF q trust company.
Driving hack for . stylish wed
ding.
Getting cataiogrs from Elbers
Hubbard.
Having the butcher ask rs L
want the steak cut thick.
Knowing man who once wasikf1
BY Tiffany's. in New York
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Astrologers today discover. mighty
configuration, which unites divers in
fluences said to be inspiring to hui
manity and helpful to many activi-
ties on the planet Earth.
Uranus is in a sign ruling the in
tuitive faculties. The influence tends
toward great activity of the mind
and is fortunate for inventors. cleo
tricians and experimental scientists,
as well as for philosopherss>
There is favorable rule for So
cial reforms and humanitarian
movements. 1t is predicted that an
effort TO open schools and churches
to larger uses will be pushed within
the year so persistently that many
will become centres for important
training and conservation work.
Mercury is In benefic aspect which
is said to enhance the power of awak-
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Noted Women Whose Birthday Is Yours
MAY 3
Princess Elizabeth
Copyrighted. 1a1s.


" household
Ida In oubos French
of tia time simply as "nada
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ha1q0 o. fC-lg ~
&ABR az kDBS *

By LITTLE JOffNNIE
THEPE IS NOTHING BET.
TER TO SPANK x KIDMlT
DAN x FEKTHER DOSTEP.
KIDS SHOULD BIZ ALLOW
Ed TER Ext ALI. DE PIT
DEY WANT.
LAShIN' e KlDS FACE
SpOrLS HIS DISPOSITION,
AND SHOULD BE ABOLISHED
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Il was summoned to the White
House by President Hayes and he
asked me If I would communicates
with Mr.. James, the postmaster OF
New York. and find out whether he
would be willing to accept the posi-
ton as Collector of the Ports.
II sent General James a communi-
cation marked strictly confidential.
sent 1t from the Treasury Depart
ment at Washington. I can remem-
Der the precise language used:
Would it be agreeable TO you to be
transferred from the postof1ice to the
custom house? In other words,
would you accept the position of Col
lector of the Port? Please answer
as soon as possible
IT have always felt that had Mr.
James accepted this offer the Repub-
lican party would have been spared
factfonal difficulties. He asked me-
however. to say to the President that
in view Of the fact that he had been
for several years the confidential dep
uty of General Arthur and, further
more. that he owed his appointment
as postmaster to the kindly recon-
mendations of General Arthur and
Senator Roscoe Conkling. he could
not consider the appointment of col
lector of the port of New York.
IT am certain that President Hayes
fully recognized the feeling which led
Mr.. James TO decline the offer, and
yet the president was greatly disap-
pointed when his offer was refused
think that. aside from myself and
the secretary Of the treasury, John
Sherman. and. of course, the presi-
dent. nobody except Mr.. James ever
knew that the offer of the collector
ship had been made to him."
Copyright, 1913. by E. J. Edwards All
rights reserved.1
Monday Mr.. Edwards will tell Of
Hotel Guests Who Were Never
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00lJnel@ CAV SAYS.
Copyrighted. 1913. BY ". E. Williams.

ouburst of righteous wrath
sluggish world
of the universe out of its sthargy and serves notice that
reckoned
nus head righteous is quite fool the
betrayed into folly legitimate
ne who never exhibits elaboration
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others which say that he that ruleth
himself is greater than he that taketh
a city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-03

Copyright, 1913. by E. j. Edwards. All
rights reserVed.1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-03

Monday Mr.. Edwards will tell Of
Hotel Guests Who Were Never
Asked to Pay Their Bills
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EVENING STAR ASTROLOCER
HOROSCOPE.
Copyrighted. 1918.

The stars incline, but do not
compel"
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SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1918.

Fair Fortune for Great and Small
Friendly Planets Smile ON All.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-07
emnSalineer % cremoalinaer.

Set or oiit %pdntioe, at oi b~egbnoie
at ruite liot op | % ieIp, guibe Sems
merne iaa De bIiper rigtig mpge. Eaar
iaa bette er siort aruuoigt. Oh stu
Sauterue famine geoiart, Dog. bet
maa bruses Ell SiIiGtuius al Sno oe
@rsniGbe iaa oct ristig forIlaar. efter
al henne Staabei er brngt til Ell lnttes
lio afiluinina OF Santerne bar giens
funSet 2ieepGsieu. oa ipsrg Dig ielp.
enlper iiGr: @r ieg en- gste Sunod'
lima, er lea en- Gste Gtsenoalius. eaer
sr lea en- - ital ies iiae bet? Or leg
en- aoragter ai nli iom er Rorit? aan
life iRnie mig al noseu tiIherer ben
iibitnGpn.e aIasie. Neu. ituloe Der
rare noseu iaabau. iaa fan ban life
reaneg meo / Salst al Dem lom Sbeos
Scre GpoiebeIt ,araftsriierer, naar ban
iiasr: Bare 9anSet hdpSe NOT al iaas
Sduue Splfl!" Snu mener nenliig iaa'
banue iom Nor Rorge bar ifaifei %.
Iert Set. SM iom boIOer Dig ior 600 nj
al bare Zig.
Set er poerit ~6etldgeiigt. al her Hal
insss 9oromgno Tom Hammer jig BED
ar ser rinSer norit BLOB ! oeres sarer.
uaar &c Ter bbiIten guIeelie os bsic
Stilinaer manae RoromGno er betroet
Der / bort Sano. Ruuel pee oemne Sio.
iGnfer lea, hi peo bDem bi tilbsrer.
Sespno meo al lGsge 10 o. 10 iams
men. for ar finee no ON oere life tan
eiie en- SmuIe Sie I'll ar onerp9re
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-07

&rnriebaer, atturat Tom Nianben Der
tapoe fire Sgnuer. De bebte Ole aIes
Iarumen.
Gadr bi inatter ON Ole, iaa maa
t9bueS at Ole Stratps farer omtrine
her III ON Saaeu % fieber @eiret for
Den npe 9rent Gortbern grteniion fra
GrosbD % %beitoper. en- itor, foislig
Srpnnbienluter ban Ola. Sau ~ifrutter
% Ter, matter og britfer Saffe nleb oS
laa Oct er rietig moriomt, men naar
Oct b9r til at tjsbe Ell Stpfte right Of
iran" for Sim 9ia, pa ~iuaifer Ola
"Suitnei5" % er "itingp" iom bare
tll1au.
Sp9rt til graat os S%ernbaneinat MT
ON Saeen. 600" ital bpgee no oms
firing 50 giI p~eitoper ira ambroie til
Barren, % q. q. itreffer uo ell ire
fire Statiouer fra grosbp. Sernbanes
biitorier lebsr bberanbrc formeIig ppers
enSe, 90 ube @psr tiger op / Soils
Snobiipning iom Sluer fra en- Dan
Suuee'trot. Hoeet blir BET piit I'D al
bet auigebeI bennegaug.
Y. S. GbriItianion og Sanilte bapoe
ZEN ltIbtte at mite tit itore ube Sus
BED SIoebraub melem Sui os Nptaar.
Get enr en- flor itateIi8 Sp8uin9 netop
fGrbis men til alt Selo bar ben asius
reret. Sabet blir BOG aIli9euel gauite
hetboeIist for Samilieu paa Oeune
aarstio, on ale beres aIe6er pg @iens
belle brGuote. Sntet rebbebes. en-
9iite bIcp lat igaug bldnbt @euuer og
Naboer ,og en- pen Iiben Gum bIeO
iubitribsret pna beulte Maabe pg ooers
raft Dem, en- Saaubsrrtniug, iom battle
@I9be og SperraiteIie bos ben biems
iSgte San1iIie.
Sa M ~begpnber Bet ligeIom aaerebe
at Iatfe uooner pna @aarIioeu. Set
henbte ben SieISenbeo ber at bet reg
nebe en- Stur BEN 25be Sdnuar. Set
er NOT mango al os Noroeus 8srn iom
life bar feet Den Seberbi95co fsr /
Gprtb 9afota.
Seq MAJ MI It9e Sat for Senue
Sang og billie til "8oiten" o8 bens
2RIere. gilbert 6. 2ablum,
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eeibuaapen.

8ibras iuSbetaIt iiSen iioite abitte,
ring oeo Z. 8. gpieu: Wrs. Snsebcrs
NiIion SO, SbonlaS 9. Saritab 50
bsgge ira SdpieIo, Rinn.; Rartir
Gee. aeupon Winu. $3.50; Irs. z
9teitan, glslporth. 8is. 81; q. SEES.
ieug so, Mrs. 8. 0daritaS so, 8u.
OoIf 3auritao 81, Sobn !. Saaritao 81.
Gn9bnl Snaritao 81, ale fra 0aiuIeb
0iiuu.; Rnul Seroig SO. Thomas
Saugietb $25. SaIpor Z. 9uieu 81,
1uuoer RsuS6erg $50, Yeber auoerior
50. ale ira SarnesUiue, Rinu.; Spel
Speriou. 8uIeca, Wiun. $50.
@eo s. 3. 8igsrt. RoStotp, SSdbo.
Beoer Roeu 50, Sobdunes Climb 50
Saluor @ioen so, u. $. Carlton 50
giten @uIietb So. NiIs @ulietb So
Ole Z. @rotte SO. Eeoer SoIem so
GEO. 8. @igeu $50, Sobn 4uue $25.
giteu 8. Herpig $25, eiteu Arutiou So
Ole Z. aissueS s., Ole Z. aissuea
50, ale ira Roseop, Soabo; RrS
Glut 8igen Qiontaud. SO.
SEQ SauI SduIion. gidriettn. Niuu.
Gle guoerion StorieIjercet 50.
@eb 8. s.. Norietb, eperett, @of6.
Sobu q. g8isgeu 50. 8iarue Iuriett
50, Geo. 9. aieIitao 50. oaus 8. Sant
ion (9lprareietl 50, Ssurii s.. Ror.
ietb 50, ale ira euerett. &aib.
BED Nrs. Chris Sfuauion. Rinuea.
polls, 9inu. Wlrs. Y. erition (. 5d.
gebdt 50. Ole Z. Climb 80, Y. Z
Serse so, y. 3. giebuit SO, Y. u
llSbu5 50, Dirs. Gle z. 9erge 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-07

ruua 6sr tages | Toier pod en- 5be.
iteiulo bper bdlpe Sinte baa0e fsr o.
eiter 9ooet. 9ette ui( itOen Suil al.
be Gem en- goo Hatteispu og Sor'
fieleIieu oil barre pRf nGite Worgen.
SfiIoe De itdd op en- 0iorger meo
6orfislelie. bGr &c boloe lem inoe
belle Gogen. Suis 6o~rfislelien er
rigtig ilem err oct beoit at boloe Sen.
gen. 5oG Ell SbeifeiulO Gerira hper
Sime / Ssbet al 3a1eu. Gao intet
aiboloe 0em fra at toge Weoicineu.
SpiS meget Ii0et. Spuo Sc ma
iUiie. mo ilnoenoe. gorm Sltppe.
Sisoiuppe. Mtdltmelf, Melf eaer
aiGrnemelt. Eeruma MO tuges belle
Guaeu og ON Iitenen bsr man tagc
ct uarmt @ao. 8aa tiolig tiliengs.
NGite Noraen bill 5orfisIelieu pGre
gaaet.
Hnar man betpufer. at Sorfisle(.
lei err VegpnoelIen til mango aIpor'
lige 2ioelier, iflil6e iulen uuolaoe at
isIae opennPpnte Raoo. Get pilSe
bare betpoo Miaiouer til Here
WGno. ON De bau0e fienot oct. Get
er al u6etalelig GprO ior alle MGilo
on auinoer. VT tage ell 5orfisleIie
| @egunOelieu, furere oer, ian oen
iporlsit ioripinSer, uil oIoeles fore.
bpgge frouiif autorrb / ale oers
Sormer. Sngen piIoe IiSe al T9ie.
~fatarrb, Solic' eller 2ungefatarrb el.
Ter uPre pla9et al Mupe eIler Rure.
fatorrb, ON Dc bauoe tnget Bare pad
iiJ lelp pna oenne Naaoe.
Otter at aatarrb bar lat Tia fait /
N9ien, Salien, Suitrsrene eIler Gun.
gerlle, er oct beOit at tage Eeruna Ell.
ter aupiSningen paa 6Iaiten. Gaur
iaaoonne Yatieuter bar 6rltgt Ell
Slate eller to, buroe De itripe til Sbe
Feruuo Co., Columbus, ohio.
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SunSaIs-gtscnoaIs stepnct nGite
Gang bet nfholSer Msbe. Ger IN be-
n,erfes. at sio os Steo er enSuu life
beitemt.
Suueals-GfseuSaI Saset er Blot ct
Sarn enSnn. set III fsrit flor Rabn.
StaI bet bore iie tort % iterit. max
ret bapc Rrrins lom bcitanr |. at mon
| Slot OF SsIse ilutter iis til Del. Saas
DC uitg og aummeI al begse &isu CT
euercee bel repr9ientsret | 2asets
Hdpnerriter, Ser er ogiaa YIaSs for
oiG bporfor life meISe Dig IND? nuSers
tegueoe a iiIiteoe neo Nsoet iior
CONNER, Sauoan en- Summen az
Stemnicr OF Sditer iom bruieoe siens
mem "3duia's Sau", Den Sang, bar en-
bel Spit at bsre. Soruoeu at billie pad
GdmIe Senuer og itiite me Sefienots
i'ober | Oct usnbeIise onmsoe Der iig
Der og Der @rIpper. iom bdpoe en-
eler Here / lin Yiioie Der hInoe fors
trIe noget al Suteresie. ium De babe
oplepet bsrtiiinuos, eIler / 8amIeIaus
Oct. Sa. lanleoes holet man pad Rite
bis. lnart Den enc, iuart ben AMBER, %
fer pi ptoltc al Der. par Oct diteu OF
Eio iii Dor norite @autet. Spem tan
b~eliripe oisie oeilise uorlte aettsri
SaEterne 9Ieo uoiIiaarIis til SrpuupSs
aiiIoerne | 8ismbpsSeu. SRuoerue Is
Der eanlfe | gauo peo BEN blotte Saus
fe, ON aiteneu bleo Der iuraet ca
boIot GaIer. Gen anoeu Tags Srus
gram bar iom Den isrite, uaa unota
ges oct SiterGre % Snuietteu. EiSie
Sing bar pRret omiirepet for, men ies
tuHoe life boIoe mig ira ar GLIDE mo
pua Oct.
ga, Oct pal berlige Sage, enSitisut
peocu bar uleaet tr~pitenoe. 90, hoors
for bar Be laa bsrIige? so, Oct 9iaIot
ON at opreiboIoe RinSet ON bort SRs
Nrelano. "Set Sunb, bpor Easers Gus
oi ina. % 2ipets gsi ri Irrte" Off.
Ger liaaer uoset iad iuoerIiat isot I
@rinorinaen on Acknowledgement. % od
iirr oisie to Sp9oer; hi ies CT iaa at
lige nebitammet ira benz bsege. RogIe
al mine Sarnoom5aar tiIbrdete lea |
SkstIluuleI. 2tllC II CN Sul iuHl
iii9rer iig iuo imeIEem SuuoaIeu oa
RontSoalen % bpor Chen bar oaunet
fit 2eie unoer &rumninser on Sugtuius
ger neoopsr 9dllirsset, bpor 8narobrlts
gere o. SuSmruo bar iladet 8op9l.
I'll gng9ruuo bar on De itisune 2ier
mec Dirt % @raniio9 NJ. NJ. bpor
0miten Tiger lit "hu, bu". % Natter
galeu ildnr tine triqeuo' Toner. %
ian De bsie SieIotinber meo fine gpis'
bebsfpmner Der oa Der. ga. bet er /
Sanbbeo ct pr9etiet Stuel Set sr
Iaa luut / oeune bpbe Sal / 9ouoeus
temreoe Stue.
9enue gpgb er life itpr, men ieg
mua iise ON Den, iom Homsoalinseu
lagbe ON fine aier: Sci { imade
men Del { soe". Sci { faae. men ou.
Del E 9oe. SdIiaIo ibneS MI leg iaa.
ga. ia. GiSenoalineer, mso iad frem
peo u4ite Stepne.
eat os iniie Sorfeorene sIeima
lluoer alt, iom me penod % inn;
Sor Del aau os eiu Grp iii ga gispnn,
Sau er itsrrs, euu mango oil iru."
q. 5. Rosbs.
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Sresotf &trfeS CrgeI.

s iibite abitterinesIiite I "9ecord6s
Soften" bar en- Sell. Gr,ser 8. Ssis
I'M bar opfsrt bare for 81, ifuIbe bore
So, % YRS. Cliff Ssiltm ffuIee bere
81; be89e fra 2nnes6oro, gtiuu.
SrbianIet beb Sens s. Sppe, Nabis
ion, 0finr.t Sncpb u. Setllm S., Sas
cob q. Ssgbeim So, Wr. og @rs. Gnz
oreip g. Ssillm So, Wr. Grit Saafens
ion 81, @tiis Ebomiiue ". Seillm SOC.
@r. S~ueebreet S. @otbun 50, @trs.
Snee6rist s. @ot9uu 81, Seber $. @Ss
tbun ST, &c. 8. Sopum 81, q. ..
Sobum DOC, Sens S. Sobe So, Sens
Got6un IS, gtiis HasubiIo Sppum 81,
@rs. 3. 6. @olitab, I. Ssium SOC,
MiIs @eoreiua Sob,tm SOC, Stat 5,
8ptbuu 50, SpIepb 8. 8ot6uu 81, ars
thur o. @ptbun 81, Beber .. 8otbuu
81, Nrs. 8asnbilb g. gotbun S.,
SpiOia o. gergau SOC, 0trs. Ole
Stensrub, {. Ssiirm 50, Rrs. Srbin
Sanion 81. .Siliammeu $48.50
So6aunes 6. 8otbuu o9 Suitrit
YDItIullp, ~. q. pO, StllpA x. OlpIS
lib, SurtIanS g. 9. 50, SorfeI s. Sura
teIIou, 0touutaiu, q. 8. So, NiIs 9as
pibIou, Nprtbiupoo, Soiua So.
Samlet beS lIubertesrebe, SabtpuoS,
Rinn.: Sens s. Sobe $40, Wrs.
@rit6a 8. StulIeueS 50, Sobu 8.
SimIenes SIS, Gbriitian 8. SimIenes
SO, SIat 8. Simlenes SO, 2Dmanb OF
itru1s ire Sntaapi9er, oeres 9topcr (.
@ot6un 81, Ole 8. 8riblb $3.50, Mrs.
Gle 8. grioIb $3.50, @r. CLING 5.
Sope $3.50, Mrs. Cling S. Sope
$3.50, Nnbrios s. SoUc 81, &a8niIo ).
Spbe So, &art s. Sobe 81, Gilbert q.
Stnug 81, OLAF 8ar9en, &ober I.
8ptbun 81, Sens =. 8prbal, (. 8rioz
IN 81, @tartiu 8. @riolp ST.. Sils
Iammcu $50. SirIigere 8oitteret for
$33. SiIIanumen $141.50.
%aa 9omiteeus Ge9ne tiger ie9 Saf
til ale 8ipere. tSaaber o9iad, at De,
Iom pil bRre meb og boe en- Ibien
Stierp til bette Soretagenoe, biz iuos
ienoe famine Iaa inart be Tan. :
9otolf 8ribl1, &as.
Saflan6, Niinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-07
! Era glupmina 9rairie, Minn.

OLE gbriitenieu (9ufte) bar igiens
mem Sosre 2anb Company ber al
gbeu iuIst lin 240 gcrss Sarm for
500 pr. Gcre. Gan bar en- af De fsrs
ite al mango eiene os mooige SaIius
ger, iom tom til bette Strsg og Wirs
neiota | Semtiaarene. Iue De feritc
@~bbpgsere Hog Zig ueb Ianss @eOar
Giber o9 paa andre Steber, bupr Der
bar Sfo9; men Ole Gb~riitianien tog
fig 2anb ube pan ben iuaue Brnirie
pe ban fit berfor &ienbtngsnapnet Ola
paa grGrieu. en- flor Sci at ben OBJ
rinbeli9e Sfog er rbbbet beef forat 9ioe
8labs for Gaer oe eng, 90 Der bpor
Br9rien for laa aaben og bib, pran9er
be iprebte Sfoglunbe / i'm 9ppiebeS;
til | ben ri9e % bbbe Sorbbuub borer
Sr9erne forbauieube; men ielu ON
Sanbifabet mn er ian foranbret, at mani
neppe Seb, boor Der pprinbelig bar
Stog eller Br9rie, bar bpg Ole Gbris
i~tianien faaet be6oloe Ola pad Er9s
rien iii benne Sag.
Ole gbriitianien er abifiui9t at en-
Siloiof S9nter og Sasttaeer, og oa
ban bar brret neb fra @eebnbelieu,
fan ban fortGue nteset iuteresiant ont
2ibet beromtriue / Rbbpgsets fsrite
Sage, - ba Snbinnerne fGrbebes Der,
pg ba Siorteu ps andre Silbbpr efterz
itrebtes o9 fGlbebes.
Ola paa Srerien er MI 9amneG, %
ham er o9ian &rpbIing; tbi for en- Sci
sIar iibsu fit ban ct Snbe / bet enc
8en, iaa at bet MATTE afiettes, men
er tiltrobs for bette reri9, og aauoSs
fritz er. ban. Set iises at ban ItaI
flptts til auitin, uaar ban til Gaareu
forIaber Ssarrneu, M,