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THE BIG FAIR.

NJ. Suhohi aSAcO tu-it pcuulHS HOtlOu Tue
convention receive resolution from him on
the worlds fair.
THE BIG FAIR.
Mr.. Cullom sent up to the desk resolution
which was ordered read. 1t was as follows:
Resolved, that the worlds fair Columbian
exposition, to be inaugurated in the city of
Chicago in 1898, is rightfully considered by
all classes OF our citizens, regardless of
their political affiliations, as great ma
tional undertaking. and that in recognition
OF its character and importance Congress
ought promptly to provide by appropriate
legislation such reasonable aid needed therefor
as will enable the government to discharge its
express and implied obligations incident thereto
and as will insure the attainment Of such re-
suits as will befit the dignity, progress, culture
and development Of the nation
After the reading the resolution was referred
to the committee on resolutions.
Mr.. hobart Of Illinois presented resolution
(also referred) providing that Grand Army
men be admitted to standing room and that il
any seats were vacant thirty minutes after the
convention was called to order they should be
allowed to occupy them. The resolution was
received with applause.
RECESS UNTIL TONIGHT.
The chairman then announced that the ques-
ton was ON the motion to take recess. There
was cries Of "No!'' from all over the hall,
coupled with cries Of "Ingalls," but in the con-
fusion the chairman put the motion and de-
clared it carried.
RECESS TAKEN
Anew York delegate called for division. 1t
was evident as the ayes stood up that the mo-
ton was carried. The clerk, however, made
the count relisiously. When the ''nose" arose
the opponents of the recess waved their arms
to call their friends to their feet, but the effort
was useless. The chairman announced the vote
407 to 26O, and at IL AS declared that the con-
vention, therefore, took a recess until o'clock
tonight.
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BALLOTING TONIGHT POSSIBLE.

1t Is Believed That They Will Follow Nomi-
mating Speeches.
MINNEAPoLIs, June 9.-Committeeman c.
T. Payne said. in the presence of correspond
ent today: Blaine can't be nominated. II we
can get just two ballots Mckinley will be
brought forward"
1t is thought that the nominating speeches
and probably the first ballot will be reached
tonight.
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One Of His Friends Says That His Name VIII
Not BE Withdrawn.

Not BE withdraw.
BosToN, June 9.-Mr. Blaine il still at Hotel
Brunswick and cannot say when he viii leave
Boston. He received . delegation Of newspape,
men this morning, but refused to be inter.
viewed.
gentleman who called upon him yesterday
says that Mr.. Blaine rcsents the treatment he
has received from the press; that he has had nc
personal quarrel with the President: that theiz
differences are purely political, and that they
Their says that Mr.. Blaine Win not withdraw hi
name from bsfors the convention and thAt h
IL perfectly viraAg 10 Let TIE Dialogues AsAt Il
out
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to George Chins and Lucy
johnson; Edward Dorsey and Ella Thompson;
Chas. Parish Of Salem, N. c., and Lydia
C. Murphy; Edward Walter Of Alex
andria, Va, and Louisa Moon
Of Jackson, No.; VIM. Campbell and Catherine
Orkey; Taylor Green and Mary e. Gales; Pat
rick b. Smith and Catherine A Collins: Edgar
Waldron and Mary Giles; George L. Bailey and
Virginia Jackson; Reuben Han and Lizzie
Gordon;, George W. Bowen and Elizabeth J.
Jackson, both Of AIbsmaxls county, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-09

There ere now seventy-nine cases Of small
pox in the infected districts along the Ohio near
faxkersburG.
The appellate court has rendered an opinion
sustaining The VIII Of the la$e John Crerar ID
Chicago, which, anong othsr public bequssts,
mAkas provision for library on ~ Dcuti
SD to cost shout 500, 900
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AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Still Confident of the Presidents Renomi.
nation on the First Ballot.

ENCOURAGING KILOGRAMS RECEIVED FROM MN
NEAPoLIs-sEcRETARY ELKISs PREDICTS THAT
MR.. BLAINE's NAME WILL NOT BE MENTIONED
IN THE CONFERENCE.-THE CABINET oFFI-
GERS CONFIDENT
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THINKING OF ALLISON.
The lows Men Considering the Possible
Of His Nomination.

Of His Nomination.
MINEEAPoLIs, June 9.-The Iowa delegation
held o meeting with closed doors . short time
before the assembling Of the convention this
morning. Several New York delegates who
favored the nomination Of Harrison were pres
emit, and speech was made by Chsuncey NJ.
Depew, who was one Of the number. The
effort was in the direction Of stiffening the
backs Of the Iowa delegates who are favorably
disposed toward Harrison.
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Fined One Hundred Dollars,

This afternoon in the Police Court Prosecut-
ing Attorney Mullowney called Judge Miller's
attention to the case Of Messrs. B. T. H. Upde-
grove, R. NJ. Williams and W. c. Cannon Of the
American Supply Company, clothing club, re-
Gently convicted of a charge Of conducting q
lottery, as published in The STAR at the time.
The case was called for sentence. Mr.. Classic
represented the defendants
During the discussion Of the case Mr. Null
lowney said that Mr.. Updegrove had been con-
victed in Pittsburg of similar ofense and SEN
fenced to sixty days, 80 he understood
In that city, said Mr.. Classic, the contract
was different.
Judge Miller, in commenting on the case,
said that persons cannot get others into q
scheme where they offer dollar for dollar, and
no matter how fair the projectors want to be
there must be an element of chance about it.
Mr.. Updegrove was fined e100 and sentence
was suspended as to the others.
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A THxAsuRr ArPorxrnzHr.-O. g. Forrisr
Of Illinois he's been appointed chisf Of The con-
struction division, supervising architects o6Ros,
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MRs. HARRIsoN IxPsovNa.-Mrs. Harrison
continues to improve. The cool weather Of the
pastfew days has been conducive to her COM
fort and abe has been enabled to get some re-
freshing sleep ct night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

TIE following are the opening and closing prices Of
wire TO Carson Mccartney. 14l9 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-09

Fire in the Georgetown Gas Once.
A slight fire took place at the Georgetown
gas Office this morning. When cleaning out q
register the gas escaped, setting fire to the
Office, and els damage was done.
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SENATOR CULLoM.
8 O'Clock.

Mr.. Cullom had tried TO interrupt Gen.
Sewell, but the chairman slipped him. Then
Mr.. Cullom asked that pending the motion the
convention receive a resolution from him on
the worlds fair
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CALLED ON THE PRxsIDKNT.-Mr. Eastman of
Chile, ex-president Of the Chilean senate, called
at the White House today to pay his respects to
the President. He was presented BY Mr.. VIM.
e. Curtis.
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The List Given Out at a Meeting Of His
Supporters.
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MINNEAPoLIs, June 9.-Following is the list
of votes reported promised to Harrison in the
meeting held this afternoon:
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there was considerable opposition to the in
dorsement of the Nicaraguan canal project,
but the plan of approval was finally pushed
safely and firmly into the platform by a sub
stantial majority vote. A pension resolution in
keeping with previous declarations of the party
on the subject was adopted, but the service PEN
sion project received a setback, being wholly
left out Of genuine consideration. The matter
taken up and the one that caused no end Of
loud speeches. particularly from colored men,
was the topic of lynchings in the south. Nothing
OF RADICAL nature was adopted on this subject,
and In fact the tariff. elections and other planks
as drafted contained no startling new departures
in platform building with the exception Of BIZ
metallic and lead planks. All the results of the
Knights of Labor in addition were made sub
ject TO the action Of a subcommittee on revision
and the report Of this subcommittee also had
later 10 pass the gauntlet Of the full committee
An adjournment was taken until 10 o'clock this
morning.
RAILRoADs MAKE A CONCESSION.
Railroads terminating in the twin cities have
agreed to honor for return passage the excur-
sion tickets of the delegates and others attend
ing the convention from Minneapolis. The
original agreement was from the 10th Of the
month, but in view Of all circumstances the
railroads have decided to honor them two DAYS
earlier than the time agreed upon. This is the
result OF lively complaint made by the Wis
| itors, who objected to being held here two or
three days for the good OF Minneapolis The
original agreement was made by the railroads
to hold visitors here until Friday, whenever the
convention might adjourn But the protes,
from the people who wanted to get out Of town
was too heavy for them yesterday and this
morning they publish the announcement tina,
tickets viii be honored today.
| THE COLLEGE CLUB LEAGUE.
The national executive committee Of thu
American Republican College League, the new
political organization formed at the University o.
Michigan q few weeks since, held its first meet
ing at the West Hotel on Tuesday to determin,
upon the general policy to be pursued by tn,
league during the coming year, and particularly
held today. The reports Of subcommittee
showed the league to be in a very prosperous
condition and plans were formulated for push
ing the work with increased vigor.
PRESIDENT PALMER INDIGNANT.
Ex-senator Palmer Of Michigan is extremel,
wrathful over the telegram sent here BY ,
Detroit Orangeman saving that Palmer or an,
other good American would receive million ant
Q quarter votes that could never be cast fol
Blaine. What makes il more annoying is tn,
fact that certain people have gone to the troubl,
of ithographing the telegram and are distribut
ing it broadcast among the delegates. TIL,
worlds fair president SAYS that il Is dirty bust
ness TO drag religious matters into politics ant
could not have been done by any friend Of his
The name signed to the telegram he had neve
beard before.
j chauncsy Depsw and Senator Hiscook hAv,
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
StaIien.

DIR belle 5ialisn pil Mai,9 Demon.
frntiuuerue sipe MpnbisbeSerue enoel
at bsitile. SpciaIiiterne, iom bar tals
riss 1ilbansere ! aae 2anoets itsrre %
miuSrs gper, oil paa ben Tag piie fin
Stpris % Mast us Mpnbisbeberne pil
fua fulct pp at sisre mec Sronens OPP
retbolpelie.
Yeterspeneene i Marts Muaneo be-
lsb fig ri $4,000. sc s~ieunemiuit'
Iise Snot9ster fra ben Silos belsber
Jig life til mere enb 100000 ON Waa.
nsbsn. 5runfrise bar fer itaaet fsrit
paa 2iiten, men iioen SEQ ben Tret'
isubs ubtalte fig / 5ausr ai ben frantic
Rspublii, inbtaser bet ben Ottenoe Siils
ling. Sc 5creuebe Stater itaar iom
Rr. 2.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
2I0oer af Gr0

er en- Npbeo, Tom ben uarmeite 5rems
tio uil brinse %, ~efterat 8rufesIor Mis
i6erli6 / Jreibnrs nplis bar labet pa
tentcre en- 5remsanssmaaoe, peo boilten
9r9trepler fan iioleres, iaa at man fan
lpinbe benz % beraf fremitiIe 9raabe,
ium fan paoes. 5 oenne Seniist Itie.
res Greet | tpnoe Blaber, Tom maj
sientasns @anselaber saa mellem rifebe
Batter, ueb boilten 8earbeibelie 2res
itpfferns 6sies os fneffes mangiolOise
@auss. 9eroeb bliper be entelte 9rrs
TRADE lssnet, us Der iremfommer fsrft
en- Wasie, iom | 5uerinit er let belelis,
men iOm paa 9ansben er nteset panIfe.
Zig at isnberriue. 9enne Masie bears
beibes paa famine Waabs, inbtil ben er
blepen fOruanblet til ct fulbfenbis
traabrist StOi. 9ette Stof tsrres %
bebanoles irembeles iaa lanss mellem
BAL Ierne, inotil bets 9raabe er fulbs
itanbis betelise. Traaoene er r1eaet
fine os blSoe, men berbos messt fate;
man tan f%orarbeioe bisie Traaoe paa
famine Naaoe iom q 8omulo, Der
baseiter ipinoes. 9a oisie 9ratraabe,
iOm GellnloiesG apiret piier, meset sobt
fan tase 5arueitof til fig, iaa sr Der Der
fun ct Spsrssmaal ON Yriien, bet bill
iisc: buuruiot SmtOitniuserne psb Jor.
arbeibelien fan title fig iaa bilise, at
Der for gcmuloen pil Opitaa en- bemarf.
itinssparois aonturreut i 8leber Of
9rntreoler.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Gtatintf oper Serntauerue.

ut jamie itatiftifse Dplpsniussr fra
be itore &orpOrationer, Tom ftaar !
Spibisn for be a~meritaufte Sernbaner,
er life ct Irbeibe, iom Tan sisres pan
en- BAG ener to. Del tassr 2ib. Oct
er osiaa iSrlt MI, at ri siennem &esies
rineens geretnins e~rfarer, bpcrmeset
Sernbanetrafifsn belsb fig til for bet
aar, ium enbte meo ben 3ote SUM-
1890, altiaa for 10 Maaneber iicen.
antalIst al S~ernbanemil bar oa 1897
597, en- G~Orsselie af 5,S3S Wil fra
Garet furub. Oct bar Snteresie at
bsre, at benne Sursselie par itsrt I
ben @rupps al Statsr, iom bannes al
&entudp, Eennesiee, Wisisippi, alas
buma, Georgia os 5lOrioa, bpur Der !
Iarets 2sb blep bpsset 1870 MiI
Sernbane elsr 30 8rOcent at belle 5urs
Sselien. S Staten Georgia bar 1il'
uegtsn 43S Mil, bpilfet bar mere eno |
np9en anben Stat | llniouen.
9isie @eie eies % briOes al 1,797
8ompanier, men pmtrent Salpbelen al
benz inbebaueS al 40 aompanier. Den
iamlebe Snbfom't for pmmelote Gar
bar s1,054. s77,632, men 80 BrOcent
al Snbfomiten bellies melIem 70 Serns
banelinier. De fore 2inier arbeiber
billisere enb be minore os be rs &oms
panier tus berfOr s21 Brpcent al 8ass
iasererne Os ssh Brocent at 5rasten.
Oct ueo 8anerne beifiaftisebe 8erio'
mole belgber zig til 739,301 Wanb.
Oct er en- 6orsselie Of 1853 fra bet
foresaaenoe Gar eIer en- s%ienneminitlis
Sorsselie af 20 Nano paa boer 100
Nil Serubane | 2onbet.
Meb Senipn til 8arbien al bisie
fore @ienbpmme bapes Der nsiastis Dp'
lpsnins for be 156,404 Wtls Bebfom'
msnbe. 8erbien Of bette Gntal Wil
er s9,437, 1853, 372, ener $50, $40 pr.
Mil. Otter iamme Tart bill 8arbien
al ben iumlebe Wilelensbe belsbe fla
til omtrins s1o,ooO,o oO, 900. Dper.
Ifubet belsb fig til *12,o7o,3s3, Ell
5orp9elie af 1881, 155 fra bet fOre'
saaenbe Nar. Gntallet at b~efprbrebs
&~asia9erer par 49, ,430,s6 en- SOr'
sselie Of 20,259,522. @ienneminits'
reiien for bper Basiaser bar 24.o6
Wsi(.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
SRA Gaptrtiotn.

s 9espnoelien Of December Maan,,
1903 ieileoe slipper Ssreu Njelim Al
arasers, fsrenbe en- BRIG fOr Sigbmar;
S. Tsnber, iii 9anmart meb Tyrlai.
men MATTE sientasne @urge Qicre gsrI
oereiie, b.ls paa @runb Of fienotGa Oh
ter~ftrabelie. Ssrit @stanasuftcn tanS,
ben lesse ub | en- friff Smiling. lnS,,
ben ban1te 9pft ,om en- c~elbeUrtr.
iuenF aaper benz imsoe, us ba stipysI
Rietien Ell fiinbs iatte fig til @uoOars,
bleu Sfibet ct let 8ptte; ban ielu mel
fem al Manbfabe blep fat umburb
aaperen, mebens benne afgno ct tiliVlI
rente initial Watro'er og 8cfal til ID
norite Stibs Demanding. Sort sittI
tos Raperen 8risaen "6Ortuna" d
9~aurois, tilbsrenbe 8jsbmnno g. 8u'l!
Os fsrt At clipper Sobon 8rjit,j
2ious, os bebanoleoe slipper % WaroI
TAB lise ems. 9a MI Stuoeu blcU roroI
citlis, tunbe ben ioeuite 8nptriGrsr 4
tomm. biemoper igieu, men brIattJ
at intte 8urs for Gn9lano, 6ertjl rad
oebe be funsne nDrIte Stippere BAN III
Iaa, O9 efter faIes OuerlRg tjIbco 4
BAN fin giitonb peb qrbeioet omborS
% at lobe bam iittert forbi Sen iarljss
nprife &pit. 9ette fanot aaperiprsr,f
bar en- Saanbsrafnius, iOm 0ar al 2Jl
oerb, og mootog ben nieo SatncmmrliII
beo. Neppe fix ROrom9roene ct @ljnts
al be rorlte Slipper / SoriiOntcn, IN
De - eQeoe / 2allet - 9reb til S1obtt
% be | INITIAL rriten bobbelt ial 't1rl
Soenifer blep tuurgne til at operIaNH
Dem Stuoen. Nu beiicocs bet Oonii
Stag puer bet iuenIfe til GeBn pan, 4
9aperen bar erpbret. pa Yriiemsirsag
omborb paa be tasne norite Stllosr "a
bette, falbt be itrar af Og is9te at T1S
fp; men be nOrite Sfippere baoOs III
tGnft paa at labe benz unOfomme. "a
itprebe sieblitfelis efter Os tOar9 III
enc efter ben anoeu peb SauonItlo
DuersiuelIe. BE norlte Stipprrs IFris
berpua &aperen % besse aOfarOiItiS'nd
! en- norif Sapr. 8riierett'n ~
iiben babe tilfienbt be TO clipper 4
oeres ManbIfab BriIerne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
On np cperS9tteIie AT bet
gamIe Seftamente.

Augsburg Pub. House I Wtnneopclis Ct
Hetcp frrbis mso 9rpiuins at en- norif
8ibelubsape, bpori bet sarnIe 9efiamente
irbilss eftsr bet noriie BibeIieliiabs npe
EnerirtteIfs.
%aa beune Eoeri1ttslfe AZ bet gartle fe'
ftamsute er Der orbeioei I bsnoso so Var.
GperiRtttIien bleo paabespnot of 2eitor
6nuriu, men benne raj ifte laust; ben tsert
lise GrsriRtter er en- Nano, iom faa ijenote,
Ole &riitian 9iiteoal, iom arbeiosee meb
%unIminbsIis neutrality-suspicious., cs iom
sioroe alt muItgt for at opnaa ben iisrit
muIise Siiterbeb os Rsinstisbeo.
@i bitfrtter Der bpnb bet uorIte 8ibel'
ielffnb | fin garsb.r.tnins for 1888 flyer ON
oeHne Operiettelt:
"gfterat bet npt Teitamente paa SibeI.
ieIffabets 5oranlaltntns alereoe Selifa'
bets fsrite lib bar reSioeret, rettebe Central
iortteen fine 9anier paa at faa bet sdmIe
Fefamentes Coeriattelfe siennemsaaet %
~fprbebret. gentraIiomiteens Dnerpeielier
msotes unber 2ooe Sebruar 1919 of en-
Sirio.Iis fra 3brr. Baitor gSeseIs % 2sftor
3aurin msb 9ilbub ON at opertase en- Repi-
ficu az bet san,Ie Seftamsntes Sfrifter, %
6a man lite trpebe at funne Iegse benne
Gag | beore Souber, sreb gentraliomiteen
bette filbuo meb electromagnetic. Oper'
i~rttsrne trnite fig fra fsrit at at Grbsioet
ffuloe hume fulbfsres I 8 Gar; men alereoe
| Sebriar t845 MATTE adurin unoerrette
gentrolfomiteer ON, at bette lite iItnbe laoe
fig sjsre trUbs anitrenst Grbeibt, % at en-
np Srbntns MATTE tr9fes, ba Yaitor
8ereIs Of SeIbreosbeuipn life Longer tunbe
oeltase | &rbeioet,
Oct peotoses M, at 8aurin Sfulbe uoar'
betos SperiGttelien, os at bet Iepereoe uo.
taft ifuIoe repioeres al grofesicrerne Solm-
Doe os 9ietridion. 5 1s4s aflgites 8anrin
ipm SueriGtter at Qbiunit 5iiteoal. Seo
iamme 9ib tiltraabtes 8eoiiionstomiteen al
Broi gaipari msbens grpf. 3ietritiou
efterbaanbsn traf fig tiIbase. 8rof. Solmboe
aiisites ienere al Brof. Rtsieu. 8 Wtarts
1855 uar 9iitebaI farois reo llofait til en-
MP Speriettelie al bet samIe 9eitamente.
8epiiioneu beraf paa9if MI meo oil ertIis
uneeritsttelie til 1873, | bpiifet Nur Grbets
bet Dor tilcuoebrnst % f~orelua trpit ! ben
iaaialote IrDueooeriattelie. Samme Vars
Spit paabespuotes 9rptninaeu at ben belle
8ibel efter ben npe SperiRttelle | ct Splo9
al 5000 gremplarer. Den enoelise &~epiion
ocerorpses Tr~ofesiorerue 9ietridipr, ca
ipart % Tisien. Samtibie bebnubleoes bet
S%psrssmaal, ON bet npe SeItamente ba
Ifuloe undertakes en- fuIoitenoiaere Repiiion
eno ben, Der alersbe bar bIepen bet til Del;
men man mente, at bet iunoe bsnitaa meb at
fatte 8%eitemntelie berpm.
Den fioite Stepiiion of bet samIe Teita.
meutes SueriatteIie ofilutttbes oeo Rptaar
1888 Of 2brr. BrcfesiOrer gaipuri % Sobn,
ion, bpilteu iioite bar iuotraabt | 6omiteen
ose grof. Nisieus ubnGpnelie til Stats.
raao.s
Briien er 81. 35, inbbunbet I fpIib Sfinb.
bino, os faces oeb at tilIfrioe Augsburg
Pub. House, minneapolis, Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Spanien.

anarfiiterne. Zen / Waorio ARE,
f.rebe Guortiit, MuuoS, Der bans
Ramcrat 9elbp6es Spsirenb, r. Sp-
psomenbeu for Den ana,tiltiife Bep9s
sslie Spanieu, bar / ct 5prbsr tils
ftaaei, at Der nplis / ct 4narfiitmpoe er
tlspen trutfet Sob ON, bpsm Der ifulbe
mnrbe apnsen al Spanien. aQs 8prs
hplosresler er truifet for at binbre ct
muliet Gttentat.
! Gaois er 8olitiet fpmmen paa
Sppr eiter Here 9pnamitpplag. Man
nGrer iinrt 5rpst for, at Wais9 Demon.
itrotirrsn ital meofsre npe 9puamits
,rpluipnsr.
anarfiiternes HaSielssjerninser
soar mart no pper ale @ranier. &
Barcelona fanbt man BEN l6oe bs. en-
gpmbe meo BERTH iaitet br9noenbe
2unte % / @nberne | 3ampeluna bar
man Iiseleees iunpet en- Wansbe gpm.
Der. On al benz ~erplubereoe / Narbes
ben al en- 8roeesiior.
6orbereoelierne til SsitibelisbOloels
fen al 400 Iarsoassn for ameritas Sps
baeelie peo Columbus itrioer raft
irsmao. ct ucisrlist grpsram sr
alsreoe %uotaItet. 3rpnnincreaent,
inbsn rs andre MeSlemmer al bet ION.
ssliss 5us, Miniitrsns, ssuatet, tai.
rigs Repreientanter Tor lGrbe Selifaber
% 200 W%ieolemmsr al ben omeritanIte
aomits bor / Screening truHct be for
Soften ~nsopsnoise dOrnnialtninaer.
SiSite 1crsoas ufbolot aomiteen lit
Iipiis Rgoe, % ale 5Orber.h. 'er til
beiien er nu tilenbebrast.
gerctninssr ON upe aaaraitnfe
~aslerninaer iuOlrbsr itaOis. 3 Sers
era Dc al0 Yinsrsa ! {. Gaitis
zen bier ben uper Glucen isrenoe St,us
'ro IuieIianeis soelast Of Rpuamit.
SjsrHiHssmGnbenc bleu i~uriulst Of Col.
,aterns, men unbtOm. 8 Crenic /
anime EropiHs ianbt en- 3pnamit.
gplolioa Steo, iom imihlertie life ans
:eiisoe ipnoertis Stabe. Slere for
arartllter mist9uite 8erioner er on.
,Olot. ) @rsobia blep en- pifentlia
Srsne, ct SrastUGrt ma RibbelalSren,
seeln9i peb 3pnamit.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26

,eiret Mebenerne, - BE- Trooper. iom
snsans siorbe Mptteri mob BAN, %
itaa I 8esreb mee at anfalos ssres
fsfs 7iIFustsiteb &soia ipb for aaS0.
Gan Tal bape Masi NOT til at bare
fitret ben cubelise Seier. Sris oeuns
Giterrctuius fulcs befrrftt fig. er ben
eauct til al patte ben ofIeritcrite OPP
fist. Sporbon itaar bet ba mso Stau'
lepp Do faar bans ansribers iipst
@ct. Oct sr 10 al benz forIansit reiit
ben S%citplonins, at Stdnlep life "reo'
eeSs" Gmin, men isrte bam bort ira
bans Risc msS Bolo citer at babe pu'
iiet til Dprsret mob bam. - Tor at irt
GnsI9nberne fra en- fem 8onfnrrent
os fire fig Gmins ubpre Glfsnbsns'
bebplocr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
2l0Oarid
TIL


ia mango ai bore 9anosmGno, 70" ]
beisse Nlireo Iprtenien paa bans S'n's
1873 8inSie Str, blir uarret ben I'll 81 an,
8ontor, bppr bans RooH bru9es II! al 'u|s
%sobtrpeube Berioner, iom i~aaleoes mas
tale meset mere for en- BILLET I'll suu
S%fanbinaoien enb paa Goreotoh'V"
f28 Qtn,ie etr., iaa oil pt pei srJ
8insttisbers opmartiom pla, at W ~
tenfcn & Cos Sopsefontor III
be biIise 8iletisr til DC tore 'laD'
bite Grfuriipner meo De burtt88aasnF
laosbampere erboloes, iom op'n'oF
get, fun er I f28. Zen nn9e Wires Nv
tenien fo%reitaar MI SorretnIH8eH ~1|
samle Glfreo Rortenien, ION Pat ",.,
gtlanteren fO3 iom gasiaser, frGnt'
paa 8ontoret, % bet itaI aItto prrs w"
SDrnpieIie at trRIie snrnle SsnneT y N,
enbper, iom paifer bet. ct 9oot Nua' IN
paa 8eiien. 2ette toiter Si3enl,!I,
iinbes tim to Gllreo Niortenien ellI5
begge opbploer iig | 1875 ainSle ~ IND
z @oraen iii 8 ON apGioeH. IA
lom tlpber 8iaetter / Sanosbner y" n, I
pisie fla ON, at Np. 1876 atnilf y"
trpit paa Biuetten.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26

Gn Crfaa Dor anrettet tor Staoe
eaa 6icubpm ps iuruurldset 6 Werns'
tiers Rpe i 8p,n Orient. Manse Sn'e
tl,p berspst 9asst, Ell Mensoe 2raer
slaite ON % etilte, Siuous foeber os
andre @ieuitanoe bleu rspet lps % fsrt
bort Of Stormsn. Ser Berloner orRbs
tee % mango Tom tiIitaoe. 9aset paa
Rilita;aiernen bteu fuloit9uSig repet
les % iert bort al Stormeu. Ser Ser
Toner brubies % mango Tom tilltdoe.
3aaet sda MilitGrtaisrnen blep iuloe
iianbis repet bort, buprpeo 10 Soloatsr
trabtes. Of ct Slippeitptie, iom bapos
lrsuet fig fra be Spen pmsipenoe
sjerss, prabtes fire 9eriOner os ire
blep baaroi iaoreoe.