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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Time passes and still Register Krutz,
although repeatedly called upon, makes
no explanation or gives no reason for
travelling about on railroad passes. The
l. not q corporation man Friday, why
should he accept passes from the 81.
Paul as well a. the Tacoma Office Of the
Northern Pacific railroad? In these days
Of an interstate commerce commission,
railroad passes are issued only to those
who are employees Of the company or who
can render valuable service in re-
turn. Under which heading does this
United States land officer receive his
transportation
Coal land cases, involving very valu-
able rights, are soon TO come up before
RegiSieF Krutz TO pass upon, in which
the railroad company in interested on the
one side and private individuals on the
other, and The HERALD does not believe
that Register Krutz, after accepting gifts
which have a monied value from one Of
the litigants Is qualified to impaTtially
pass upon the testimony adduced, or rem
der an unbiased decision. The colleague
Of Mr.. Krutz, although he has never been
accused Of gift taking, has, like q good
democrat, resigned the Office which re-
publicans clamor after, and which The
HERALD believes Is theirs by right Of
political victory. Against Mr.. Krutz there
have been charges fled with the commits
sioner and be will find that it will be
more graceful to follow the example Of
his colleague than to receive q summary
request for his resignation from head
quarters.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
Rr.I Bread. Caku. Pia and Duus Every Day.
NOTICE.
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate,
In he Superior Court Of Yakima County,
holding terms at North Yakima. in and
for Yakima County, Washington:
Marion J. Meeker, Plaintiff,
Columbus N. Parker, Christina Parker,
bis wife, and William H. Lancaster,
Defendants.

no NaAob eAN "Ahtehh AA' AAaAlsactuHg
Defendants.
By virtue Of an order Of sale and decree Of
foreclosure issued out Of said conrt In the above
entitled action on the 9TH day OF May, 1901, IN
favor Of the above named plaintiff and against
the said deiendants, for the principal sum Of
e2,aS.b, with interest thereon at the rate Of ten
per cent per annum from date until paid. and
costs Of suit, amounting 10 $3.50, and Increased
costs, and commanding me 10 levy upon and
make sale thereof; aud whereas the said iudg.
lowing described real estate, to-wIt: The south.
east quarter SEQ Of the northeast quarter
tNEl<l, Of section nineteen ylol, township thir.
teen us, north OF range nineteen (io), east OF
Willamette meridian. except such tract a. will,
when aid premises are laid OF and plated a
en- addition 10 the city Of North Yakima In con
iotmity with the original plat o. aid city, Be
Designated - block one hundred and ninety.
three tl9Q IN the regular order aud according 70
city, said tract belng three hundred sao0l feet
wide and four hundred (tool feet long; also
thfee-touIth1 OF . share Of the capital stock
In the Union Ditch Company.
Notice h hereby given that, In obedience 10
said command, ! will, on Saturday, the 9Th day
Of June, A. d. 1871, between the hour Of B
O'Clock a m. and o'clock p. m. Of said day,
tO-Wit, 81 the hour Of O'Clock p. m. OF said day,
q the east door Of the court house IN the city 81
North Yahima. Yakima county, Ma.hinston.
eel Of public auction 10 the highest and best
tate and stock, or . snaieisnt amount thereof 10
satisfy said Judgment, Interest, costs md aeern-
bsscd mi, NH day Of May. 1901. -
isst sheriff Yakima County, Wilmington
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
GEORGE

Is a beautiful bay, I6H hands;
black points, stripe in face; 4 years
old. Sired by Fishs Percheron
George; dam, Percha, by a son Of
Meyers White Prince, Of Oregon.
TERMS.
Single service, due at time Of Service, IS
Season, due al end Of Season,
Insurance, due when Mare Is known 10 be
with foal, 10
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28

@B~I have secured for the Season
good Meadow Pasture near town, and Mares
to be bred to my Horses only, will be pas
tured at 81 per month
For further information address
w. r. JONES,
North Yakima, Wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
FuTSH TIIE OI TRE WILLlPI.
A Budget q KsWs From the "Paalds" Special
Correspondence Yakima q Perennial
Topic IN South Bend.

Six churches will be built the coming
summer.
Work on the $4,000 school house hal
begun.
The electric light and power plant Il
nearly ready for operation. Incandescent
lights to the number Of S20 have been pei
in the hotels, Offices and storerOoms. Mr.,
Charles Warner has invested about s25,'
900 In this enterprise and has the most
perfect equipment that money can buy.
Construction on The willapa hotel il
being pushed vigorously. II is now
thought the cost Of this elegant caravan
sary, furnished and ready for guests, will
not fall far short Of alO0,OOO. The Allbee,
another fine hotel, occupying a triangu-
lar block near the present business CEN
ter Of town, has progressed to the fourth
and last story. The house will beopened
In ninety days. The lie Bosquet hotel
on upper Water street is receiving the
finishing touches. These three houses,
one Of the first and two Of the second
class, would be creditable, SO far as build
ings 60, to any city ten times South Bends
size.
The grazing and planking Of Willapa
avenue Is finished. The grading Of Water
street east from Central avenue nine
blocks, and Of Cedar and second streets,
Is In progress, also the planking Of Quincy
street and upper Water street. Grading
and Planking have been ordered for all or
parts OF Kendrick, First and B streets and
Central avenue. Street work for this
year 10 the amount Of $3.50, 900 has been
already laid out by the city. Land com
panies also are doing very large amount
Of slashing, clearing and street grading.
Arrangements have been made for the
building Of not less than fifty dwellings
In the First, Second and Alta Vista addi-
tons. Some Of these houses are already
under way. Thirty will cost, according
to contracts, at least 81 900 each. A few
will involve much larger expenditures.
The council has ordered La France
steam fire engine.
A long quiet in North Pacific addition,
across the river, is broken by improve
ments inaugurated BY II. J. Duffy, who
has bought his partner Maynard's inter
est In the unsOld property and has come
here from Chehalis to live. A large saw
mill, several more dwellings and some
street work have been arranged for, and
as Mr.. Duffy is both enterprising and
wealthy, we look for much other material
progress on this central and valuable
tract. He offers free sites to manufac-
turers.
Boating Is popular pastime here, and
on Sundays particularly the Willapa In
mont Of South Bend and Sea Haven b
dotted with sails and rowboats. A num-
Der Of naPtha and gasoline launches are
being added to the array Of water craft.
Fishing in the river above the city Is
largely rewarded with salmon trout; in
fact the pursuit lie too easy to be exciting,
though the trout 50 readily hooked make
q good fight for release.
A dance house on Central avenue and
large variety theatre near the corner Of
Water street and Willapa avenue are re-
cent additions to the local amusement
resorts.
Times continue flush. Business Is CEN
tered on and near the water front In the
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
ROxA POULTRY YARDS.
Egg. fer na,chIng.

Light Brahmas. ........... $3.50 per Is
Single Comb Brown Leghorns $50 per IS
Plymouth Rocks ....,...... $50 per Is
Ny Light Brahmas are simply perfect.
My LeRhorns are direct from importers'
stock in the east. Each bird il carefully
selected. Ny Plymouth Rocks are the
largest Of the kind. Dark barred pullets
to Light barred cockerelS. File orders for
eggs now. Orders not booked unless ac-
companied by price. Address all orders
to q. A. WEAVER,
ST Box 81, North Yakima.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28

Though in their several kinds al end In this;
30 they ret gold, they care not Whose IL d.
-LWdOriek Barry
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
CHARLEY L AND BERTHA D.
Prospects Of Some Rich, Rare and Racy
Developments Il Olympia.


when he receives the ultimatum by tele
graph Of Auditor Reed that no warrants
will be drawn for the $4,000 geological
survey appropriation? Is . question yel
agitating the mind Of the clerk Of the
mining bureau, Miss Bertha Denton. She
looks worried, because she Il aware that
the coils are tightening around what will
prove to be one Of the biggest scandals in
the state, namely, her connection with
the plausible Charley 8 Office from the time
she was taken out Of Miss Johnson's type
writing establishment I'M the Hotel Fife in
Tacoma until the present time.
Chamberlin, the Whitman Stockman,
Is on the war path with vermilllOn, Of a
blood-coloF, streaked all over his visage,
and Is quite Tree In his declaration that
the lieutenant governor must atone for
the manner In which he sold out Senator
Tom smith and himself In the agricul.
tural college deal.
TO rHow w LAUGHrOS.
Chamberlin says he has the documents
to show up Laughton, and that they exist
in the shape Of photographed pages Of
hotel registers, pictures Of the school
book, endorsed checks and various other
mementoes OF Official and unofficial scraps
Of paper Is pretty well known.
Laughton Is q curious character 10 the
politics Of this state. He has not been in
washington four years, but during that
time he has cut the widest kind Of .
sWathe. Arriving in Tacoma with
rumors OF otiicial crookedness following
MIN from the lieutenant ROvernorship Of
the rotten borough Of Notwithstanding
In connection with the library Of that
state-he soon became one ef the boys"
ana having been In the mines OF Nevada,
became sort Of side partner Of Ben Eve
re's' the Tacoma saloon keeper and mine
owner In the Conconnully region. Eve
rett y an old Nevada miner, and his
famous saloon in Tacoma, where many
qulet Pontlcal caucuses have been held
70 Knock out Robert Wingate and other
good men Tor mayor, is known as the
NeVAIa
Laugnton became interested with Eve
le'. sno o'ners In the Okanogan mines
anu unAly moved 70 Coneonnnlly and
'ook charge OF somequartE or milling ma
cninery' and through q company obtained
. eonOen'fator' ne oelng the superintend-
ent' ne did not put any money into the
concern, out was backing his expert
enee asa praeticar mining man against
'i'e oeneI iehows eoiu cash. Inc whole
concern oarsied' leaving the Merchants
National bank Of Tacoma in the hole for
several thousand dollars, and George
BLACKWELL Of Tacoma' was appointed re-
ceiver 70 WIND up the affairs Of the com
Pany'
During Laughton's soiourn In Tacoma
ne was admitted to practice law, on ex-
animation and Recommendation Of Judge
Sears and EllWood Evans.
BEGAN TO DABBLE IN POLITICS.
While In Conconnully he began to dab
Ole in politics, and made his first appear
ance In the Ellensburgh convention in
1883, which nominated John B. Alien as
delegate to congress. Charley'svoice was
heard frequently In that convention plead
ing Tor the growing Okanogan section Of
the state, and promising 10 roll up from
the new county he had been instrumental
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
TA \; Va! GEORGE FLEET i;
Will Stand for Service for The Season Of 1891 at The Following
Places in Yakima County, WASH:
FLEETFOOT

1923.
The standardized horse Fleet
foot will stand for service for the
season of 1891 at North Yakima.
Is a dark chestnut, ISH hands,
weight 1900. Sired by Kishber,
by Hambletonian 10; dam Lizzie,
by Vermont 322.
For full pedigree see posters.
TERMS.
Single Service, due al time Of Service, SiS
Season, due al end Of Season. 20
Insurance, due when Mare & known 10 be
WIN fOal, %
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
SPECIAL COLUMN.

SPECIAL COLUMN.
MEN TO WORK ON DAIRY RANCH. MUST
1u be good mixers. Apply TO II. n. scudder,
Mckee. ls-tf
Wanted..sItuatIon
D0sITION As sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPE.
L writer. Address J. B. p, North Yakima
Wanted..tO sell.
T HAVE SIX HUNDR Sd ACRES OF FINE A0-
i neultural land for sale, with water for irri-
cation, twelve miles from North Yakima, and
near the line through the COwlItE pass; good
Al hand. ! will sell this land for eight dollar
~ per acre; Address r. 7. Parker, P. o. box
A DESIRABLE FARM or EIGHTY ACRES,
"A well improved; well finished two-story
house with nine rooms; 1ve acres Of good bear
year; forty acres Of meadow ind ii.e s ~" q
pasture land; barn, chicken house; plenty OF
timber; and q rood spring. situated between
James Beck, or to Fechter a Ross.
NAE,iIlEEz z cowYcHEE (HUBBARDl
~ Ditch stock ). B. Pugsley.
TNEN, TWENTY AND FORTY ACRE Ions.
L Low prices; easy terms }. B. PugSley.
uoRsEs-BEsT TEAM IN THE COUNTY,
III cheap. Also fine saddle mare. Will trade
for land. J B. Pugsley.
EoUR-FOOT DRY SLAB WOOD, q A corn.
Il Apply 10 John Reed
DEGIsTERED HoLsTEIN.FREsIAN BuLIs
~ and Poland China boar, II. B. scudder,
NAnnIR-WUI A A n ~
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-05-28
TALMAN
aa7n fsasEoN
TALMAN
1910 Q2l5s)
Recorded with Pedigree In the PercherOn Stud.
Books OF France and Amerlca.I
TALMAN

lisa redish dapple-gray; I6H hands
high; weighs 1854 lbs; foaled May
9. 1885; imported by M. w. Dun
ham, Wayne, III.
For full pedigree see posters.
Will be in North Yakima Fri
days, Saturdays and Mondays; at
Walter Grifiths, on the Ahtanum,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays; and
at my farm, in Mckee, Sundays
and Thursdays.
TERMS.
Single Service, due al time Of Service, 5000
Season, due al end Of Season, 1900
Insurance, due when Mare Is known 10
Ue WIN IOdl' [U,UU
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08
eIOtd.

SDpe brbo fig ino / Yultbuiet / @ras
mite 6olIs Scat iii ben 21oe os. % itinl
500 Dollars / 6rim9rfer, 400 Dollars
/ 8eu9e O9 cit Sci "gtotes," Oft til ct
Gelob al Omtrtng 1000 Dollars, boilz
let bar O~pbeOaret / Sernitabet, iom De
bapoc iprRn9t meb &ruot. @n 8ss
IDnnins al IS Dollars er uolouet for
&aa9ribelien at 3puens.
6rOit bar Nat til ben 3bic os. Itooet
W~EaiIcn / Niinneioto, De to 8afotaer,
8iscOnIin os tilpcl5 i Soma,
SegraOelien noiat. Mrs. Ridaros
ion, Ell 8ammel Some, Der boeoe nGr
Bong &rairie, blep i Manoaos ramrmct
Al ct Sla9tiliGlbe, %, ba man olltoa,
At bun par tBo, blep 9iset tilbereot til
at lG9ses / 8ilten. 9iblta 3irsoaa
Wtor9en be9pnote bet fOrmobe6e Sig at
olle Slo3te9n, O9 inoeu fort 3io bar
ben 9amle Stone tOmmen iaapiOt til Be
0ioltbeo t9len, at bun flnoe tale. ORD
zen, GI9tllten % ale 5prbereoeller til
Se8raoelIen bar iGrbig. Der er tibet
oaab ON, at bum fan tonme iis i9ien
'fter bette Sla0tiliRloe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08
Soritielligt t.

NGr Carthage, 3d., opbasebe ma
iorleoen Dag 3 meuneltelise Stelettsr /
en- inoianlf "Wtouno." Gn Qrbeioer,
Der plgieoe paa Smeeneps 5arm, ltgote
paa en- flor Sten. pa Der naiten life
finoes Sten Der i Smesnen, oatte ocune
Opoaselie betpoelis OpmRrtiombeo.
Den itore Sten bleu f%jsrnet, os unber
oenne fanbt maj en- miret Spelpina,
iom inbebolot 3 Sfeletter af Mano fra
forbiltOrif 9io, iom uoen 3pil a
brR6te / en- &. De bar al ouers
Oroentli9 Stprrelie % bel beuareoe,
men besDnote at ialoe iammen for 2ufs
tens Bdaoirftin9. 5asmanb fra Gar
tba9e College pil iammen meb OlOtioss
foriteren gleb ioretase srunoise unber'
isselier paa SteSet.
Oct Ter no til, at Naturgastils
oerne i Snoiana bolber paa at uotsms
mes. vi be mango ailber, iom aabueoss
for 2 O 3 aar iioen, os Tom bapoe ct
5rpf al 800 Bunb, er 26 molten uos
tsrrebe. 8 Omesnen at indianapolis
bar man maattet aabne nosle ailber
for at foripne gpsn meo Gas, os ma
maa itaois bore eiter Gas for at boloe
Gasmansoen peblise. Grfaringen
bar uiit, at iaaoanne @asfilber, iom
ltaois leOerer Gas, ubtsmmes / 2sbet
al 3 Nar eller enoos | tortere 2ib.
Ssrlt MATTE man leoe @asien 20 Mil
inb til indianapolis, MI nj man sna
40 Mil fra Bpen for at finbe Gas.
SperltHbbet al Oflabomas isrIte
SuebeaUlins befinoer FIG aaerebs paa
8eien til Chicago. 5orleben Dag an
fom til 3upefa, &auias, fra Guthrie,
Oklahoma, uoer Santa See 8anen 20
ieitlis imptfeoe GrastuOsne. De inbe.
bOlot ben iSrite SpeOe, iom &C uoisrt
ira Stlabplna. 8Osueue bar oastert
impttebe meo 5aner, Maisitilier. 8il.
ieoer o. Snoitrifter. 5ornoen tSpebe
inbebolot be Ell Del Mais, Yomulb pg
8anomeaOHer. EOset saar fun ON
8a9eu.
gad 8. M. Mc@Ombers 5arm
1uscola, 3d., bar man | en- 9p6be al
225 SOB iunbet ct risboloist &ulas.
0tan er ulereoe bespnSt at iante en-
Stait. gu anben risbulbis Sulaare
ianptes | en- 9pboe at las COB.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08
Wistpn iin.

Snfferiubuitrien | 8isconiiu ipnes
life at bore me9et iremitreoen, buis
man taser Senipn til Gutalet al gns
Issninser ON ben al aonsrcsieu uolO-
peoe SutterprGmie. Sun 5 5armere
8ernOn % 8!erce Counter bar anisgt
ON Sr9mie for "Mapleiutfer"' Bet
er Ell meset inOpitlet Sag at faa oisie
anie9ninser iitano us iaa SutterprG'
mten nbbetalt, iaa be fleitc 5armere
ianoipnlisuis fpier ia for at uoarbeioe
Dem % title oen ~fOrlan9te Soution Ior,
at oeres 4nipgniu9 er FORFEIT.
&aptein u. q. Nelion, en- al De
gamle 8ipnerer / Wtilwautee. opbe ior.
leOen Dag / Dtiliuaufee. Aiogoe tonl
til amerifa / 1917, Be iprite aar eiter
i'm glufomit til Milmaufee iDrte ban
Stibe paa 5noicerne. men ~iellere bar
ban pGrct / Seo- % &uliorretnin9en.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08
uDlanDet t.
6ngIan B..

Selegater fra Sasforeninser, Der re.
prelenterer $4,000 Grbeibere, aibolbt /
Manoass ct Msoe | 2eeos. Oct blso
~beIlnttet, at banne ct 5orburb al 8ors
eiirser beItaaenbe al gpebe os uepebe
Nrbeioere. @n &pmite bleu ueoiat for
at crsauiiere 5prbunoet. Soreuiu9er,
Der bar ct lamlet Meblemsantal al
10000 Nrbeibere bar allerebe uotalt
i'm 9il~iIutnins til benne Blan.
Yriien paa greo Tiger, os be ar
beioeloe 8losier / 9onopn be9pnoer at
isle 8Gl9erne al llaar. 8riien er ale.
reoe lte9et 2 @euts pr. Brsb. Splf
taller me9et I'M oprt 8rgo 9iennem ben
fommenbe Sinter og meo be Wasier al
&usIere O9 3Dlfere, Iom n~eoi9tter fig /
9onoon, pil bet iiffert gaa baarbt for
at iil,oe Ell uopei til 2ipsopbulo. Der
cr in9en Spil ON, at man9fOloi9e Sat
tige / 2onbou maa / ben nRrmeIte 5rem.
tto unoerItpttes al Oct Sifcntli9e.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08
Afrifa.
HGbilerne / Wfrifa.

TGollerhe I Nfrtla. Jtgl9e teles
9rafilfe @iterretnin9er fra 2isiabon bar
De Snoigote Bona reiit fig mob aras
berne, Der unoer 2ippO 9ipps 9eoelie
bapoe begpnot at unlRs9e aUtonier
ouenior StanleDialoene. Garingen til
G~etsnin9en er ben baaroe, 9ruiomme
Wtaaoe, buprpaa Iroberne bar bebanos
let De Snofgote. $50 Nrdbere ital
pGre blet orGbt og mango arabiite
S~dnosbDer poelagte unoer SpItanoen.
aampen Igres meo frD9telig 8ilobeo Og
8arbari, % De 3noisote bar | mango
9iliGloe 9jort fig ltpibig / aannibat.
isme. !6ele G9nen peo Stanleplalbene
err / Oprer, % be Snbfeote ipneS al
bape ilinoe at befi9mpe life blot Nra'
berne, men Ogiaa @uropeerne. S8omn
trOr man, at aonsoItaten life bill bore
iItauo til at oempe Sprgret uoen Deb
at anpenoe De baaroelte 5orbolosre9ler
eaer paataloe andre Magters 8iitano.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08

iGlbe finoes Golf, Tom uit paatass ia
at isrgs for benz miublt ct aar, laa be
life bitr en- gproe for bet Cffentfise.
Sibite llse fsotes en- aonse pod
ameritanit @runo. en- 8issuuer.5los
bar uOsle Tiger lisaet | 2eir ! SfOUeu
nrr 0eutou, Wasi., bpOr ben unss
Brius iau 2asens 2ps. gan oil !
2sbet al oenne Wanneo al ale 3~ieeuner.
iolt / amerltd blipe proflamsret Iom
oeres aone 3Obanues. Zen ellie sr
Ssn at 1rppbeud, ben 34te GrOuuins
at Gut, os al Sam Buflano. 5oral.
orsne bleu agieoieoe iUr Ia aar iioeu
/ Gngfano. Wooereu itnl bare ben
u~afreite al ale 8igenncrinoer amerifa
aon9 5obdnues er garrets Ste Barn,
og bet fit Songetitelen at ben @runo,
At bet er bet iDrite Barn, Rooersu,
0%rOnnlnsen al Gut, bar isot, eiter OF
Song 0enrtd oBos / iibitleoeu 0Opem'
Der Maaneo / Birmingham, gnslano.
5iglge Telegram til 0'prr. U. 6.
3obnion q So, General asenter for
Basiaseraioelin9en. aigit 1biusooIa
giuiens Glib "6efta" fra ariitiausianb
ben Ste September meb 600 gaslaserer.
Get fan usntss til gaeiu Dort omtriHg
ben 17be September.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08
Jramfrige

Stemningen i S anfrise ipnes al
bliue mer u9 mrr beTtis mob 3pitlano
Seoanoa9en, JON operalt i 9plflant
fetreoes meo iaa flor 8eseiitrins, ba,
ppflammet 5ranifmanbeue til Sron.
S en- Irtifel "5igarO" benpiier .3olo
til Nsooeabigbeben al at aitpatte Clam.
men ira Seoan. "5rnnfri9e CT lorbe,
rebt," tiger Cola, "o9 bet bar intet al
frD9te. 3iben bar arbeioet for os %
imoo Seierberrerne. Snart oil ma
bsre Stormens 5urbub, Der oil feie
paf ct anoet feiicrlist 0Dnniti Og
fnaffe ct Soft, iom bar sjort fine
bDieite anitreH9elier. 9ets bebite Gage
er forbt.a 5ranfri9e bar ouerlepet Sc
ban os bentet &rait ira Neoerlaset og
er uoperuinoeligt."
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08
HUrDsSa fpta.

Srano Sorts GoQeae. qr6eibet
aleo OpfOrelin at Stolebvoninaen for
@ranO Sorts College ifriocr raft frem,
40, 8enne 8D9uius er 90 Sob breO
% Sc SOB lang % ppfDres al MurIten
n'eo "Stonc trimming" um ale 8in7
ouer % 9prc. Den uil bru9es uoeluf,
tenoe til SlasiepGrelier, % BIZ rumme
n1InSft 800 GleUer. Sr. 3. 90. gois
II Ar9ttett % Mr. Moran 8uameIter.
Rontrattpriien ior 8psningens Opis,
Fel)e er Sl3,630; iammen nteo Snotipb
AZ Stoleb9rte, Sorbe, Sort, 0reues
ring % Snnoleoning oil benue gpas
aIll9 tolte minoit $4,000. Sfulcbpqs
N'Il9en ltdl eIter SuerensfomIt ppre
I~ulo'9rot9 til Srus ben lite 0ouember
1871, men bet sr meset mulist, at Stos
Iei lite aabnes fsrenb eiter 9sutaor.
Yaltor VI. .. gnoerien al gilbert Sea,
M
uf'lr', lom bar talost til geltprcr for
@rano 6orts College % Grof. u. 81.
oUoe AZ Au9$barg Seminarium / Wrns
asapol'S, WtiFn,, Tom bar faloet til 2a,
ter' BAR be98e a%iiIaaet 9aloetlen. ge-
l'9rer % MebIGrer oil palses inarslt
muIi9t.
Heo &iOer Su0ep 2ut6cran COLLEGE
association a8ter ON mnlist ulercoe
n9lte Sommer at opiDrc Ell gables
9ou'" eller Ell SOlis for StUlepiscrne,
% n'eo 2'O'n Ell 8ulis for stulesut,
'eF''e' Ell Iaatalbt "8ops' 0Ormiturp.'
-"3utota."
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-08
SDifia b.

Get ioeialiitiife glab "9ie 8olfss
tpadt" er fonliiferet pan @runo al bets
6eiti9e Gngreb paa Gesjerinsen.
Grigsleg. s 9piflanb, gierrise
og 5ranfrise er ubDre 3roppemasier
lat / Beoaselie / Eorsbass. De meset
Omtalte 'SsitmanpUrer b~egpnbte ben
Dag. De mango arigsrp9ter, Seoan.
oa9en, ium feirebes forleben meo tor
8Omp / 3pitianb, 5urbunOet 8us,
lamb, 5ornpelien al gripel alliance
bar iat 6emptterne inben be militare
Os biplomatilte &rebie i europa / ieberz
astis Spbioielie. 5%pranbrinser / milf,
tore Srsaniiatipner. iOrbebrsbe mill
tore uo~ruitninser, rssirit arubt os npe
@eoarer ltal titles paa en- aiaisreube
9rsue, al bpilfen Here 2anbes Sfiebne
fan aibanse. s Gnglanb better bisis
arigsspelisr tor Spmarfiombeb, oa
arissoepartementet inauel iom Bresien
idar nglastige Beretnlnser fra be for.
itieaise Soueofuarterer.
5 ct griuatbreu. iom 5pritinbe
Sismard bar ienOt til en- geuinoe
Gn9lanb, beOer bet, al 5prlt Bismards
SmbbeostilitanD burtig forparres.
9on miiter Spn % Serelie % fafoer
pfte | Ell osiis Spun.
5pritinben ltriuer, at 8ismarf pet
ior ~iittert. at aeiieren fiber al arait
oct enc Gre. 0an funoe maaite lepe |
gtar til. s 5pitauo uiloe Der ba blipt
ct IulOit9noist &aos. st Resentjtab
ct Barn paa ben fsiierli9e 5brone
9reileu piloe mite fin Spermaat %
inben be tpite Stater uiloe Der blipe al
mIapelise Wisltemnras; oa pilbe oer
beleiliss 2ib iOr 6rantrises SeUn par,
tcmmen. 1illlnt Tiger G%pritinbn, a
8eretniuserue on Sesipenbeberue ont
bUro paa Sasien ~SoDen5Oaern" inoe
bOlber meset ianbt, % at aeiieren brit
Ter it9rtt.