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Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
DEATH OF GEN. BARNUM.
He Began Fighting at HuII Run and
stayed ia Till the War Was Over.

He Began Fighting at HuII Run and
stayed ia Till the War Was Over.
NEW YORK, Jan. 30-General Henry 4
Barnum, port warden of this CITY. and
one of the most distinguished veterans of
the late war, who had been i'll with pneu-
monia since Sunday, died at 1890 O'Clock
yesterday morning He was born in
GAINESVILLE, " y, sept ~ 1893. Having
ing taught school and practiced law. he
enlisted as private in the Twelfth New
York volunteers. in April, 1861, was elected
captain of Company i, and went TO the
front with his regiment which was the
first under fire at Blachburn's Ford, in the
fighting preliminary to the battle of Bull
Run.
Left for Dead at Malvern Hill.
He was promoted to he major in Oct.
1861, and after being for a short time on
General Wadsworth's staff rejoined his
regiment and served through the penin-
sular campaign. At Malvern Hill he re-
ceived wound dr m which he never
fully recoveredj and was left for dead on
the field. A body supposed to be his was
buried and funeral oration was de-
liveFed at his home. lie was taken to
Libby prison, where he remained until
July IS, 1852.
Fought at Lookout Mountain.
In December. 1868, he was commissioned
colonel, and led his regiment at Gettvs-
burg and at Lookout Mountain, where he
was again wounded, and where his regi-
ment capture.i eleven battle flags. He
was again woanded in the Atlanta cam
paign, commanded brigade on Sher-
mans march to the sea, and was the first
officer to enter Savannah. He was breveted
major general on March 13, 1853. On Jan.
Q, 1866. he resigned, having declined a
colonelcy in the regular army.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
MURDER OF FRsOA WARD.
racts That go to show that Alice Mitchell
Is Insane.

Facts That GO to show that Alice Mitchell
Is Insane.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. 30-Public opin-
ion is divided as to the sanity of Miss
Mitchell, who murdered Freda Ward. It
is learned that Alice Mitchell had asked
Freda Ward to marry her on three occa-
sions and at last Freda consented. A day
for the wedding was fixed and Alice sent
her an engagement ring. The plan of
Alice was to elope to ST. Louis. The ring
was Resumed by Fredas sister and Alice
then sTpre that rather than live without
her sheNvould kill her The letters writ
ten by alice have been turned over to the
states Atorney. They are full of endear-
ing terSrs. The night after the killing,
when "a, was in Jail, she asked her attor-
ney where Freda was.
KILLED Her Because She Loved Her
He told her that the body was at the un-
dertaker's, whereUpon She implored her
mother to take her to see Freda. and said
that she could lie down by the coffin and
sleep as peacefully as child.
why did you Kill Freda>7 asked the at
torney
Because loved her and wanted to
marry her"
"What would you do if you had married
her.
"Ah. would have worked for her like a
slave"
1t has been learned that -Alice's mother
after the birth of her first child was men
tally unbalanced. After the birth of Alice
she was also insane for time Lille John
son is in the same cell with Alice. but her
father spends the nights at the jail. fear
ing that Alice will do her some bodily
harm,
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30

LONDON, Jan. 30.-On the Stock Ex-
change it is stated that there exists a dis
crepancy of eSo,0OO in the accounts of the
late Hume Webster, the famous horse
breeder, who committed suicide last week.
AS the work of Strengthening out his af-
fairs progresses more discrepancies are
discovered. His friends can not under
stand how he managed to have such a
heavy Indebtedness, but they are of the
opinion that he operated heavily through
entsiders.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
Robbed His EmnInycrs.

New YORK, Jan. 30.-Frank c. Collins.
81 years of age, a trusted employe of Trai-
tel & Bros. jewellers, of 499 Fifth avenue.
has been arrested for robbing the firm of
pins and rings valued at several thousand
dollars. The stolen property was found
in Collins room. Collins confessed and
implicated Albert Harris. a salesman. and
John Murphy, bartender, who We're ar
rested and some of the stolen jewelry was
found in their possession.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
FRIGHTENED HER TO DEATH.
Tramp's Sudden Entrance Has a Fatal
Result.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 30.-Mrs.
Emma Shaeffer, of this city. was fright.
ened to death late last night by tramp.
who entered her room unexpectedly by
forcing open the door. The unfortunate
woman was nursing child at the time
Her husband was lying sick in the same
room. Before he could reach his wife she
had given dying gasp and the tramp
gazed horror-stricken into the face of the
dead women moment, then fed.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
Raped and Murdered Eight Girls.

VIENNA, Jan. 30.-Frank Schneider and
his wife, Rosalie, who were charged with
having decoyed eight young women from
their homes on the pretext of employing
them as servants, and then numbering
them for the sake of their money and ef.
fects, were yesterday sentenced to death.
Schneider was also accused of assaultine
the murdered girls before choking them to
death.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
mas Judee Wants NIercy Hereafter.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30-John Schweit
ger, Henry Schweitzer and Robert Shir-
lock, who several weeks ago picked
quarrel on the street with William Wiley.
with whom they bad no previous acquaint-
ance, and brutally beat and kicked him to
death, were yesterday sentenced by Judge
Arnold to imprisonment in the Eastern
penitentiarY for five wears each.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
THREE DEAD so FAR
With a Probability of Much
More Bloodshed.
ANOTHER KENTUCKY FEUD STARTS

The Turner's and Partons Camping on
Each Others Trail with Their Winches-
tiers Full of Lead-Horrible Fate of One
of the Latter-Net Results of the First
Two Fights-The Wife of One of the
Giendalc Train Robbers Tell Her story
-Frcda Wards NIurderess.
PlNEVILLE, Ky, Jan. 30-A factional
feud that promises to rival in bloodshed-
Ding the famous Hatfield-McCoy. or any
OF the other desperate factional wars
which have made this section of Kentucky
notorious, has broken out in the southern
part OF this county. The scene is wild
mountainous locality known as South
America, and is about eighteen miles
from this, the nearest railroad point.
Owing TO the inaccessibility of the place
particulars of the fight are hard to obtain.
Three men have been killed since last
Saturday. Their names are Manuel
Parton, Lee Davis and VIII Jones. The
hight Is between Berry Turner. a notorious
outlaw and murderer, who has killed more
men than any other one man who has ever
terrorlZed this section, with a strong gang.
and the Parton faction.
Peculiar Claim of the Parton Gang.
The Parton side is a strong one and
claim 10 have the law on their side" but
50 far they have had the hot end of the
fight. Parton was killed Saturday. He
had easayed to capture Berry Turner, dead
or alive, and posted himself at a convent
ent distance from a house in which
Turner was fortified with a number OF
his gang. 1t was probably Parton's inten-
lon TO shoot Turner at the first oppor-
tunity, but the latter had too much cum
ming. The outlaw discovered the where
abouts of his wouid-be slayer and at an
unguarded moment succeeded in drawing
a bead on the latter and sent a ball from
his Winchester crashing through Parton's
head.
Partly Devourcd by Hogs.
The body of Parton was allowed to lie in
the wopds for four days, his friends being
afraid TO attempt to rescue it. When it
was finally taken away it had been partly
devoured by hogs This murder only fired
the Parton faction to more desperate war
fare against the Turner side. and on
"Wednesday they made bold attempt to
ayenge the death of one of their men. The
fight was disastrous to the Partons as two
more Of their number were killed. The
Partons had surrounded the Turner strong
hold, bFzt instead of taking the army were
themselves taken in.
The Turner's Are Wide Awake.
They were fired upon from the Turner
house. and before they could realize that
their presence had been discovered Lee
Davis and Bill Jones, two of the leading
men of the Parton faction, had been pierced
with bullets from the deadly Winchester
n fz~-< EAw- Il.
some Of the Turner faction are said TO
have been wounded. There is talk of or
ganizi1g posse of officers from this coun-
ty and rom Claiborne county, Tenn, to
attempf the capture of Turner, and big
fight VIII undoubtedly follow.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
THE GLENDALE TRAIN ROBBERS.
Maggie Hedgepeth. the Leader Wife,
Makes Statement.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S0.-Maggie Hedgepeth,
wife of Marion Hedgepeth, leader of the
gang which robbed the Frisco train at Glen
dale and took 100000 from the Adams
Express car, has made statement to the
police. She says Hedgepeth, Dink Wilson,
jim Francis, Adelbert Slye and herself
came To St Louis and rented house on
Swan avenue. She claims she did not
know what business the men proposed to
engage in; that their actions were myster-
ious, but she did not ask questions.
Went Out One Night and Got Rich.
On the night of the robbery they left the
house at S o'clock and returned at o'clock
in the morning. They brought back q lot
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
,nntner ortnr Sanms Ennnd.

New lOI;N, Jan. 30.-The tug Lucken
bach, which has been searching for the
tug Webster and her tow of scows, las
returned TO the city with one of the miss
ing scows. which she had picked up far
out To sea. This makes three of the four
scows which went adrift accounted for
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO, Jan. %
Following We're the quotations on the board
of trade today: Wheat january. opened
SIC, closet SG34c, February, opened SIC,
closed sG34c; May opened 9l16c, closed elc.
Corn-Januarv, opened 3ac closed 3sslc;
February, opened 33Sc. closed SOC; May open
cd 4ll@c, closed Ale. Oats-January opened
and closed ~: February, opened -, closed
-; May, opened 3li4c, closed 9O5sc. Pork
January opened Sll.0, closed SIl.70; May,
Sl220, closed Sl2.O. Lard-January, opened
$3.50. closet SG.54
Live Stock: Prices at the Union stock yards
today ranged as follows: Hogs Market active
on packing and ship. ing account and prices
S416l4.65 light, S4.30@44j rough packing
4.31G4.65 mixed. and 81. 4564.7U heavy packing
and shipping lots.
Cattle-Market fairly active on local and
shipping account, and feeling firm at 5@l0c
advance; quotations ranged at 81 5000
choice TO extra shipping steers. S42ln4T5 good
to choice do, S366di2j fair to good S3.I0d3 55
common to medium do S300C636D butchers
steers, S20I3.90 stockers, S25na355 Texas
steers, S3l0a3.15 feeders Sl50d375 cows
Sl.5oQ375 bulls and S3.0alt600 veal calves.
Sheep-Msrket fairly active and prices uu-
changed: quotations ranged at S3..5d525 west
erns S3.756la 80 natives and 81 5G6S6. 20 Ia mbs
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, ac;
diaries, fancy fresh, 23d25c; packing stock,
fresh, 15di6c. Eggs-Fresh candled loss off
Dressed poultry-Spring chic kens, fair to good.
s0hec per 10; roosters, &c; du cks l0@al2c;
geese, 6Glac: turkeys choice, 1l011kc; fair to
good, 9l01sc; poor, S19c. Potatoes-He-
brons, 27a2lc per bu; Burbanks 316S3Sc; Rose,
Soc for seed; Fearless. So@9sc for seed; COM
mon 20 poor mixed lots, 2u@25c: sweet pota-
toes, Illinois, SI.5092.25 per brl Apples
Common, 81 256J l50 per bril- good. Sl75; fancy,
s.. Cranberres-Cape Cod, 81. 5Ods1.OJ per brl;
Sl.Hal75 per box; Jerseys s5.50656.OO per
brl; Sl.J0 per box.
New York.
NEW YORK, Jan. o.
Wheat-No. > red winter cash, Sl.uSsi:
February, Sl.G23s; February, Sl.Gc14: March,
Sl.031s; April Sl.0S>S; May, SlG2L Corn
No. mixed cash 52c January, sic; Feb
ruary assc; do March soc: May 1880
Oats-Quiet but steady; No. , mixed cash,
S54G35l9c; May, 3'l4c. Rye-weak; whole
range %}iJ95c. Barley Steady; No Mil
waukee. i05iIc. Pork-Dull: mess, S9.75@
1913. Lard Quiet; February. s6s2; March,
S6.m.
Live Stock Cattle-Trading active for all
grades; poorest 10 best native steers, S4OO@
5.l5 per l0l lbs: bulls and dry COWS. Sl.6563l5.
Sheep and Lamb>-Sheep, steady; lambs duh
and weak; sheep, S4nG6.O0 per 100 lbs: lamts.
$3.50 ,H. Ho : Nom nal.y steady; live hogs,
S4.lGG 40 per lpJ lbs.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30

hOVN IslI !, III, ] an. 80 IeH2
GRAIN, ETC.
Wheat 90c
C1ru-3lGt52c.
Rye--aG sic.
O4'S- 2Sd30c
Brau Soc per rwt.
Ships'uff-S 90 pt- cyvr
llgv-Timothy, Sl1aSI2; prairie, Is al; clover
$; balcd. Sill 80
PRODUCE
Buiter-yGirt 10 choice. - &c; creamery, aIfL29c
ESgs-Frcsh. 2ic; packed 49,.
foultry-C Chickens. 100 I2is turkeys, 15c;
ducks, ley &c: geese, Zoe.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Applcs-S2. 25GlS2 IS per Dbl.
fotatoeS-3gI55c.
onions SlT S5c
Tunips-ijG 5lc.
LIVE STOCK.
Gait Butchers pay fur fed steers,
a]aiSilac; COWS and hcifers, base; calves,
304;sc
Hogs dc
She p-4zfA5c.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
SHOCKING FATALITY IN MINNESOTA
a Woman and T,ree Children Burned
10 Death.

BRAINERD, Mimi, Jan. 3)-A shocking
fatality occurred four miles west of this
city at IL O'Clock yesterday By which four
persons lost their lives. The house belong
ing 10 George Cramer caught fire, and his
wife and three children were cremated.
The husband was away, bat saw the fire,
and found the burned bodies around the
stove
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
betrayed = Her Trunk.

Her husband gave her 50, and told her
to go after the trunk. When she did SO
she was arrested. When locked up she
WAS told that Marion Hedgepeth had been
He'd. Mrs. Hedgepeth is a sister-in-law
Jt olye who is in Jail here. Both Slye and
Hedgepeth served terms in the state peni
tentiary at Jefferson City
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
Secretary Foster All Right Again.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Secretary Foster
is expected to return TO Washington to-
night. Friends who left him Thursday
report him as in excellent health.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30
ROCK ISLAND, SsTORDAY, JANUARY 80, 1892

OF money, she does not know how much.
She saw it spread out on table when
they were counting and dividing it. The
four men left St. Louis three days later.
Hedgepeth told her TO pack her trunk and
express it to Florence Waterman, San
Francisco. She was. instructed to meet
her husband in San Francisco and she did.
They rented two rooms there, in one of
which they lived and in the other she was
to receive her trunk when it came from
ST. Louis.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1892-01-30

. lice Rock Island DAILY AND WEEKLY ARGUS, }
Rock Isla&i, H., Jan. 30 1892 (
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
"selpbiaIp ! @maelRI.. ben n

"SeipbtGip Gn9etf'|, ben npefte
os beoite earebo9 / bet enseliie Sproa
iaaes hos 6oriatteren Rartin nIueitao, IT'S
5tb Str. e, Ninnsapolis, Niinn., peo Sno.
ieuoeIien al 1 Dollar. Gsentsr snites, COB
GortIeuefts. 40 e.tf
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
Yaa Seien til Yaraoijet.

Sab us baabe, at Soft, Der er siters
labenpe meo beres 5elbreo, pil naa
bette snItelise Steo og berries for bet
Steb, Der er minbre bebdseligt iom ct
eoist Spbolositeo iom 5slse af Seoen
og be alminpelise Omsipelier. Msn
meoens ri panorer / benne 3aareoal,
bpurfor ifulbe ri iriuiais ubitaa 9pss
pepiia'S 2orturer, nuar en- ipitematiit
grus al Soitetter's Nape Bitter uil fri
ps for ben spielise Spsopm, ium -
meo minore 2agerne taser meset fell -
truer meo at afforte Dor 2iustib. tSals'
brDuoe, @aloefeber os 5%oritoppelie leos
lager n9lten altio oeuue Spsbom Os err
Spmptumerne paa ben. De tiliutetsis>
res ale pso Bitteren, iom ogiaa bjRlper
for Malaria, @beumatisme, 0erpsiitet
os Spatfelie. Chen ga @rippens"
DptOmit bar ben eiit fig iarli9 f~ortrins
Zig mob benne irpsteliSe Sp9bomL ium
bar bortreuet iaa mango al bore fraIs
tisite Os bsbite Soft. (Ottbr.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
sapette Co., Sowa.

6orleoen laite jeg ct Srep / 9eres 9reoe
5plao ira &tsmet, Mcrsan gonntb Sen.
$sesise, Seq bapoe fpr lGit mango 8repe
5fra nRpnte Steb. Den 27be september
gltolleoen reiite iea til S~ennesise, men blep
ffisSet itlHet. Scrboloene er life iad, iom
Re or beifreoue | 8laoene.
3 aancins traf jes SIR. Carl O. GadItrpm
zlrd Canton. Barron Go, BIS. Si alt fra
B3aneiHs til Sranfiort, 10 Mal. geien er
pate op os Battle neo, iulot al Sten oa
Slerse, 6urn % Ga ON binanoen o. baar.
Zl'st sano, iom jog ipntes par forfaroeliat
zlfast uotasen | Srarfiprt, bpor bet bar pent.
per er life 6~armin9lauo. @ras pcrer life
!snsan9. aun ct Straa Der % ct Straa Der,
ON 81 'aloer blue joint. De 9reaturer o.
so'n, le9 iaa, bar masre % imaa. Seq fan
&c l%tlsnne, bporleoes man fan lepe Der.
! l'mntet, trcr iea er uoiiaa bra, men man
IAN oa itie lepe al 9uft os siop og Steu %
ano. Set er bet oaarlisIie 9ano, ies bar
per. Seq bar inrmst | Coma / 20 aar, iaa
lfa oeo ltot ON 5armiua men bet 9auo piloe
ge9 ute babe, ON ies it bet for inaeu Gina.
q Dc rOicnoe anbefaIinscr / Blaoens funoe
pare 6olt til at rciie berneo, ipnes lea, bet
sr min %il8t at at fremipmme mep eisie
pp'PSh'n9er. Srm 2ariou.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
Era CierteaI, Noree.

Or. Rsoaftsr! - @ir mig spobeoSfulot
Blaos | GersS arsoe UiaS for islsenos
pinier:
u Sor en- 9ib iiben ri iss mig tilisnot fra en-
sammel YeiIenbt | Gmcrifa "9ecprab.
&otsn"s go. 3S b. o., boori en- Subienoer,
p. VI. Starpsruo, Der nplis bar beipst Nor9e,
.bl. a. %ltilorer, bpor Ist en- sammel Gsoe.
raao8tone | Sauciano, Selse Moiebp, blir
bebanolet al 6poeraaosposrsn, bsnbes afhsoe
hRaubs 8rpberign
Seq n%eolRsser berpeo en- beitemt Troteit
ssioo oenue Stilbrina Der er sienuem ~uefter.
rettelis, % jes sipr bet meo ben fuloefte
Struggled, oa Ies i flere 9lar bar paret Selse
SlOiebss HabO, os fieuoer suHite 9oot til be
%iattiiie 6orbolo. Sun Iiber ius~eniombelIt
8tso. 2pcrtum - bun bar bet / ale 9ele
iom bun ielu pt, NOT al Ntao ps 8leOer
idutt 8oot SOUS. Der iori9lles enopg at bun
iparer Op SeuSe buert Nar.
6or ct Bar Nar iioen laa bun ipg t len.
ssre Eio. % ieg bauoe ba mere emo en- @ana
5Nrlronlnq til at ie, boor pmior9sfulbt %
Goot ben @amle bIep bebanblet o9 iorpleiet
$aI acknowledgement, 8. Z. Nioiebp, os bans
1Suitru.
Seq er lugen Gen al ben i Norge almiuoe.
lI9e gaaabe at ~forior9e 9unlle Churchman's
folt enn nemlig 6pOeraao, men jes ituloe
gtfte babe iau ipuoerlie at inoueuoe MOB ben,
boIS SsocraabsfcIf iulmiuoelisbeo bIeu iaa
#tsnt o9 sobt bebanolet iom ben samle 5poe.
maidstone paa Moiebg blep bet.
Seq ifriper bette enc % aleue, forbi ies
lslsr bet iom en- Tlist at i%orioare en- Sam.
%tp9Otng, Der iaa sanite uben @runo er Till.
Abret iom en- b~iertelss Nano liseoperfor fin
GBoeraaostone.
SanOiano Ereitesaarb, 3ois Ssptbr. 1892.
9. Seibers 2eroiu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
.Hrtn6ptns, 9rempeaIean Gonntp,
gpiseonfu.

Den norIis IutberIte Meniebeb peo Sarop's
greei | 1rempealeau Co., Bis, bar ipaar
Ioast I'm aamIe airfe / fulo Stano. Wilt er
ha paiiertl 3et, iom ies ieag paa Nenis'
bsbsns Opfororins itulhe Tribe liot ON, bar
aIterbiaeoet / Dor siris.
90 bet bar iomneu paa Tale at a%nffaffe
n gIterbilebe til 8irfen, bapoe en- al gaenig'
4 heoslemmerne unoerbanblet meo en- uIt9
i RanS, iom er isOt us oporaset , Nfenisbe'
ben, men nu Dor iom 5otosraf | Grafton,
". 9at.
9a lea lille fjenote Nauoen, bapbe iea life
meaen Gro paa, at ban luroe Hare bet; tbi
Tea pibie 10, at Der ioruoen i9regne Gnlas
fulbs It langt Stuomm til for at funne
male Mterbiaeoer. arbeioet bleo imiolertio
betrpet bani, % peb ben iioits Guostieneite
bapos Msnisbebsn Nnleonins til at ie Bill
Iebtt for isrite Sang. GGes S%orpentninser
blsp opertrufus, inn subt beooe 8uuitnereu
ubIprt fit Grbeioe.
Bilsoet forshiuer Seius @etbiemane.
Sorsrunben Ter man 5relieren paa fine
/! QuR beoe: "gil bu tase oenne 8ali fra
mig bog ite life min giIie, men oinl4 Ra'
leren bar paa en- ~iGroeIeS sribenbe Waaoe
frsnItiqet, bporleoes Serren beepnoer at
HiRlpe % iparlig at 9ueites. Wtnn Ter,
bourlebes bans 2emmer ffIGlper, buorIeoes
Gpuosns 8prbe flemmer BAN, boorleoes
bans SjRl pribsr fig uuoer Subs Sreoe.
aunitntreu bar label Nentabeoeu i, at
<Srelierens 9eseme % SI9l bar baut Ntpie.
NPen mibt / Gu9iten fer 6relieren os; en-
sgnsel brpOer fig siennem Sfpen ueo ct
arsitsns 8e9er. (&utas 90, 43)
Nan bllper lille trRt at at betrasss bette
ifipnue 8ileoe. 8unltneren bar oirtelig ma
let Seius 8riitus for Wienisbeoens Zine, iom
pm ban bapos Iiot blanot bans esne 2emmer.
MeHl9beosioltet er M iom rimelist Tan
bore - iGroeles glade pper at babe iaaet ct
jaa patfert 8ileoe Dor airfe, % lille minoft
ppsr, at Malereu er en- al oeres e9ne.
y 8uuitnerens NaUn er s. .. Rinoal, Tom er
ssH al SarOp Greeis 9loite Msni9beosIemmer.
Rlsrsoe ionl uus Gut bite ban tor Spit til
st te9ue % male. s bans Sor9lores Sus
Ban man ie en- bel Ntasie Smaate9nin9er,
iom ban uofprte, mebens ban bar Barn.
gubpsr, iom f%oritaar fig ltot paa Nalerfunlt,
bil Of oisie imaa Grbeioer ~ioritaa, at be
Hammer ira en- Saono, Der fan blipe til
reget. Man9el paa Ten9e bar imirlertio
siort, at &iupaI life bar iaaet uopiflet fine
RnIa9. Sans eseutliss Stuoium bar ino-
fraptet iis til ct ballot Gars Opbulo hos
g unitmalsr Saufa / Winneapolis. Smioter.
tio baaber ban ON life oItiur lang 5io at
Spnns opbrioe iaamanse Yense, at ban Tan
gppolSs iis nosIs sIar peo be itsrre @ulsr.
f0isr / SpltlauO % StaIien. !
Stulos Der MI pQre en- eler anbsu Nsui9-
Deb, iom trloe bile babe ct pent Gltsrbileot
bilbs jss faa 2op til at anbefaIe Sr. s. o.
einoaL. "a ban er On Wlano, iom mansler
Genee, men Tom iaa sjerne bill fren, peo iea, |
st ban arbsioer ior en- rimelis Tris. UT ban
p en- iarbsles orSsntIis % brao uns Nano,
1sS sSiaa funus oSsstaIs BAN.
u. Wpre.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18
89oreIanostanfar BATON
Ylo9jen.
Com Rsnsm Bat,ar o. Berg e.f.p.

sOm Uasatm sa,,or % Berg o.tp.
Na es siens Der % itapar BAT Tlpsler,
lei Sanianne iinue pua monst!
So lettar bell 5usleu Stosieu,
9ei tumlar afsare iaa Iuust.
gper 2anb, pper 8nliunne blanie
Del ieilar / 9uftifiipe fit!
8orhen, ou min IlDttnnoe 2ante2
Eli Rorrig, til RprsIanoe nit!
Nsen bot pi ou berbeime bel ejelte?
Gu fremmano beu blioe Der naal
Nei enoaa e9 belt moi bet bette
Sig sisimt ibjaa Store ps Smaa.
Sm Nor bepe bspt, lat iaa perai
@s enbaa bep gossa mi tiar,
% Sprnaoen ifal e9 NOT bera
Sor alt, iom | 8~nrusbeiren er.
Ctte Gar er bet iioan co %reiita,
Ranst ~foranoras paa fortare 3iol
Nen es ponar bet ajeus paa bet bette
Der hetme / 9aIen iaa bib.
@amle Ninne / Santan ie9 ~tr9neier:
Siaa Der li8se ben oeuIe9e Sioro;
Storpes@ubber mot geItItormen it9uslsr,
Cs bu 9ifjsGl Ou Ii3se mot 0Orol
Gamle Nprris me enoaa fer lpier,
Sa bit Norolp5 NE fer poer Saol
5ribetstanfar / Susjen on bpier,
3u rifle oil Sr9loomen ap.
3unge 2ioer nit 9auo beoer 9ieitat:
Narbunorapers 3rGIoom % 3pans.
Stllut ou fet 6rIoomen feltat,
Spm ein 8rans on, bit ureamle Taonl
I'll bin Gabo ou baa rette Saanbi
Sor at bp9je iom 8roar flag;
Ser tom 0lGoa | nproiIfe 2anoi
S9 bel feiru fin 5ribeteuS Sag.
Wfen bin Brooer, ban Serre bill oera
% bill toin9e beg Span9strpia paa;
San hapa oil Otasti % 9gra,
Nfen 8proa bu bera moi maa.
Norife Hpromauo! on enoaa bill berie
Den Grp ou al Sabranne fell,
% bit 9anb impt 9r9Iopmen perie;
Sat tie Sfrpmer faa itrame beg uatl
@antle Norrig beo bersfaite Nutar,
Som ~trobiet bar Siberues"l
Ss | "Raaoet" fit "Steen"s latte Guitar,
Som pGrnur ON Soil % ON 9aubI
CUB iisns beg Gorris, bu samIel
Oh enoaa tan pere beg uust,
9u euoaa beg 2aurbGr ian iamle,
Ds sIptms alt samalt % tuiiet.
8. q. Dbben
Yellptp Neoieire, Niun., Ottober 1894
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-18

OR. Reoaitsri - Teres arsoe Slab lGies
al Here Siouoinsoer btrsmirius suo nossi
unost llssblaO; men bet CT iisIssu, al man
ier ucsen 9lpbso bertha.
Garmerns beromtrtns ortUer M msb
T~reiiinSen, % uf Sueoe faar be fra 10 til
16 BuibeIs pr. acre; SaUre os 8ps er meset
forIiisuis, IRA 25 BuibeIs pr. Gere % mere
paa enfelte Steber.
Si bar | belle Ssit baut ct sunitist Seir,
iaa Speosbpitcu Der par goo. Spe5en or
life ~beiiooiset al Groft bette Var.
VI. Ruoe.