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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
A Turtle Mountain Council,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-John B. Bot
tineau, attorney for the Turtle Noun
tain Indians, has left for North Dakota.
He is to be present at the grand council
of the Indians at the Turtle Mountain
agency on Jan. %. to report the present
status of their claim before the govern
ment. They claim $1,000. 900 acres of
land which the government opened to
settlement north of Devils Lake. The
matter has been laid before the secre-
tary of the interior in the form of a
printed brief, and is receiving proper
attention. Mr.. Bottineau expects a de-
cision as soon as he returns.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
MATERIAL FOR A LYNCHING.
A Negro Kills an Ohio Woman and The
ATTAIN mtg tn Oufropa H., no--L--

A Negro Kills an Ohio Woman and Then
Attempts to Outrage Her Daughter.
OXFORD, o., Jan. 14.-Mrs. Horner, a
widow of this city, was dubbed to
death abont Z p. m. by a negro named
Henry Corbin, who escaped. Corbin's
motive for the murder of Mrs. Horner
to get rid of her SO that he might out
rage her daughter, Lizzie, a handsome
young lady of 20 years. In the struggle
with the negro thu young lady was Sc
riously injured, her clothing having
been torn entirely off. The town is
wild with excitement and search is be-
ing made for the scoundrel, who, if cap
tured, will be lynched.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
ANOTHER TOWN CAPTURED.
Casas Grande. Mexico, Said to Have Fell
Into the Hands of the Revolutionists.

Casas Grande. Mexico, Said to Have Fell
Into the Hands of the Revolutionists.
DEMING, N. NJ, Jan. IA report
reaches this place that the town of
Casas Grande has been captured by
revolutionists. Casas Grande is south
of Ascension, where a fight took place
some days ago. IT is said that several
men were killed in the fighting which
took place. This report is brought to
the town by the cowboys, who say that
the attacking party was a large n and
was well armed. Serious trouble is ex-
pected at Ascension, where everyone is
fully armed, and where troops are ex-
pected from Chihuahua. A Mexican
named sails, who participated in the
Messila riots in 1871, is the leader of
these revolutionists.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
LEI His Children Nothing.

WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 4.-Million-
aire Michael Reilly, who died here re-
Gently, carried his hatred of his children
beyond the grave. His will has been
probated here and leaves all his prop
erty, valued at 81, 500, 900, in trust until
all his heirs now living are dead, the
estate then to be divided among their
heirs. Reilly@had six children and was
estranged from Ill Of them. They wiz
contest the win.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
Want an Extra Session.

YANKToN, S. D., Jan. 15.-The state
Worlds Fair commission passed a reso-
lution requesting Governor Mellette to
call a special session of the legislature
to make an appropriation for South d.
kota's exhibit. The sentiment through
out the state is largely in favor of this
plan. The members of the commission
believe the governor will call an extra
session soon.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
Ioung Blaine Objects,

DEADwooD, S. D., Jan. l8. An af-
fdavit was filed in tho circuit court
with Judge Thomas of this city by
James g. Blaine, Jr., stating that he
could not comply with the order hereto
fore made on Dec. IA, by this court,
that he should pay $500 attorney fees
and $500 alimony within thirty days,
stating in the affidavit that he Is earn
ing only $50 a month.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
A Raging Endemic.

WARSAW, Ind, Jan. Is. Over five
hundred cases of the grip are reported
n this city. The disease has grown
rom a mild, easily conquered state, to
almost a raging epidemic. The G. 3.
Lesh Manufacturing company has had
to shut down for lack of men to operate
the machinery, over half of the force
being down with the disease.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
A PuHiIistic Preacher.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Jan. 14.-Rev.
Mr.. Taylor is the pastor of the Method
ist church at Meadow Fork. His inter-
esting service crowded the church until
the aisles were filled. The minister per-
emptorily ordered the aisles cleared. A
young man named White was striving
hard to reach the front when the
preacher ordered him out and he refused
to go. The minister then told him he
would put him out, telling the congre-
cation to carry IN the meeting. The
minister and the young man then had a
set-to, when the preacher, forcing the
young man to the wall. the latter struck
him. The preacher struck back, but
missed his aim. The church was in an
uproar and sides were taken, when the
minister surrendered. No arrests.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
BOIES FOR PRESIDENT,

Iowa Democrats Will Make an Effort to
Secure His Nomination.
Dies MONIES, Jan. 10. The Demo-
cratic state central committee held a
meeting here to consider the question of
presenting the name of Governor Boies
to the national convention 10 a candi-
date for president. 1t was unanimously
agreed unless harmony was secured in
New York to make a strong effort to
secure the nomination for Governor
Roioa
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
Troops Ordered to Texas.

FORT RENO, o. T., Jan. l6.-The in
fantry companies now stationed at
Reno, O. T., have been ordered to Texas
for service. 1t is presumed they are to
take part in the troubles on the Rio
Grande. The Fifth cavalry is expecting
TO take up the march for Texas at n
moment.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
The AikenS Slanderer Retrac,s.

Sioux FALLS; S. D., Jan. 16.-A few
days ago the Chicago Herald printed a
dispatch from Sioux Falls in regard to
the Aikens affair. The dispatch stated
that the ministers we're getting ready to
hold another meeting; that a minister of
this city had told the correspo dent that
all of the stories about Judge Aikens
we're true; that the report about the
judges assault on the maid of Nine. de
Stuers was true; that the Judge had re-
ceived as a Christmas gift from a female
member of the colony a basket of cham
payne; that Mrs. Snyder had said before
leaving Sioux Falls that she did not
care to secur a divorce here inasmuch
as the judge had to have his hands up
on the skirts of every female applicant,
and closing with an intimation that Mrs.
Blaine had taken her case to Deadwood
because of the personal conduct of the
judge.
When the paper reached Sioux Falls
there was intense Indignation among
Judge Aikens' friends, who began at once
to trace the story to the sender of the
dispatch. They succeeded last night in
fastening the responsibility upon W. T.
Buchanan, the special correspondent
who furnished the Palmer Blaine sensa
ton to the Minneapolis Tribune. Mr..
Buchanan at first denied and then ad-
mitted sending the story, which, as a
friend of Judge Aikens says, sis as full of
Islander as an egg of meat" A paper
signed by every minister in the city de
nying having said to anybody, in sub
stance or effect, what was attributed to a
minister Of this city in the dispatch al
luded to was shown to the correspondent
who then signed a complete retraction,
| which has been sent to the Herald.
The Plain Talk, of Vermjllion in its
last issue reproduced the greater part of
the Herald dispatch, using the state
ments there made as fact and making
bitter comments upon the matter. Some
n sent a marked copy of the paper to
Mrs. Aikens, who was stricken with
nervous prostitution on receipt of the pa
per. 1t is said that Ayers, the editor of
the paper, some time ago vowed venge-
ance on Judge Aikens, who refused to
appoint him clerk of Clay county.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
Diphtheria at Inkster.

INKsTER, N. D., Jan. 14.-Seven cases
of d%iphtheria, some of them fatal, exist
here in one house. Much other sickness
also prevails. Influenza is the chief
trouble, caused BY the severe cold
weather.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
Randolph Rogers Dead.

ROME, Jan. 15.-Randolph Rogers, the
distinguished American sculptor, died
here of pneumonia.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
For Mississippi River I'm

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Ten million
dollars is to be asked for the improve
ment of the Mississippi river. This is
the sum, according to Representative
Robertson, chairman of the Mississippi
river commission, which has been de-
cided upon, and it will be made the
subject of a distinct bill, SO as not to- be
included in the river and harbor meas
ures. Mr.. Robertson says this amount
is actually demanded. and while the
house will, of course, consider the ques-
ton thoroughly, he does not believe
that there will be valid objection, when
the necessity of the appropriation is
plainly understood.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
First publication December II, 1911
Summons.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Burleigh. !

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County of Burleigh. i
District Court. Sixth Judicial District.
Maria X. Ditmas. Pla' ntiff, vs.. John W.. Fish
er, Cora /. Fisher. u. W.. McWilliams and Mar
tina A. johnson, Defendants.
The State of North Dakota to the above named
defendants, Greeting:
You each are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in the above entitled
action, which is filed with the clerk IL said.
court. and to serve q copy. of your an-
swer to the said complaint on the subscriber
at his office. in the city of Bismarck, In the
county of Burleigh and state aforesaid, within
thirty days after the service of this summons
upon. you, exclusive of the day Of euch service;
and IL you fail 10 answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff IN this
action will apply to the court for the relief de-.
manded in the complaint.
Dated December 8. 1891. .
- GEO. W. NEWTON,
a Plaintiffs Attorney. Bismarck, N, d..
To the Defendants above named: Takenotios!
thst the complaint In the above entitled action
was fled in the office of the clerk of the district
court In and for the county of Furlej9hi
North Dakota, at the court house in the city 81
Bisnarck il said, county on the 9th day OfslDe+l
cember, 1891.
Plaintiff Attorney, HhmDScksN. d..
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
Probably q Cheap Thermom eter.

PEMB1NA, N. D., Jan. 15.-This wa the
coolest day so far. 1t was 48 degrees
blow zero this morning.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
Grafton's Postmaster Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Edward l..
Bretnor was to-day appointed postmas-
ter at Grafton.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
CARDINAL Manninv's Death,

LONDON, Jan. l5.-Cardinal Henry
Edward Manning died at 8 a. IN. His
condition had been hopeless for many
hours, and it was hardly supposed that
he would live through the night. He
continued, however, to show signs of
vitality, and death came very gradually.
Early in the morning he began to fail
rapidly but he was able to join devout.
ly in the prayers offered at his bedside.
At 7:2O o'clock he became unconscious
and he died at 8 o'clock. His death
was calm and painless and appeared
like a gentle sinking to sleep. The
household of the cardinal is in the deep.
est distress and there are pathetic scenes
in the hall of old men for the departed
prelate.
His eminence, Henry Edward Manning,
cardinal priest of the Roman Catholic
church and archbishop of Westminster,
was the son of a London merchant and
was born at Totleridge, Hertfordshire,
July Is, 1908. He received his education at
Harrow and Balliol college, Oxford,
graduating with first-class honors as a
bachelor of arts in 1880. He became a fell
AZ" VI N1cItOl cOlleBe ana was Tor SOmo
time one of the select preachers of Oxford
college. Ho received the appointment of
rector of L%avington and Graffham in Sus-
sex in 1884, and archdeacon of Chichester
in 1910. About this time he
created a sensation by announcing his
conversion to the Roman Catholic faith,
and entered the priesthood in 1851. In 1857
he founded an ecclesiastical congregation
at Barywater, which he called the Oblates
OF st. Charles, Borromeo, received the de-
gree OF ID. d., and the Office of provost of
the Catholic archdiocese of Westminster
from Rome, end was also created protono.
tary apostolic and domestic prelate to the
pope. After the death of Cardinal Wise
man Monsignor Manning was consecrated
archbishop of Westminster, on June 8,
1865, and was further honored by Pope
Plu TX. by being created a cardinal
priest on March Is, 1873, assuming the
title of s. s. Andrew and Gregory on the
C1o:;oE FIJI. He was invested with tn
cardinals hat at the Vatican on the last
day of the year 1877.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22

Extreme Cold at Valley City.
VALLEY Cry, N. D., Jan. 14.-Forty-
two below zero last night, the coolest Of
the season.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22
CONSUMPTION.

1have q positive remedy for tho above disease; by it's
use thousands of cases Of the worst kind and of long
standing have been cured. Indeed so strong is my faith
in its efficacy, that I will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, with
TREATISE on this disease to any sui.
ferer who will send mo their Express and T. o. address.
T. A. SlOcuIn, Nj. c., 1873 Pearl ST., N. Y.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-01-22

Master in Chancery's sale of City of Bismarck
bonds and city order. @
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
cpimGrfipnih cpcn

benlcoes paa Advertisements ON ben
upe SDmai,lne 6usueuueu i "gso
Nrnsu." Oct or uu lpItets mig al bliUe
litauo TT at itaiis "1tcornt gOItca"8
NboHnantcr Ell rigtia goo SymaitlHc ii!
en- blai5 SriS. Sermeo mda life for.
iiGaes, at Singer m aitiueu bor
tabt 8rroi, ocu CT en- iuroels5 600
DIoiilne ior Den biatgc grl$, Oa uil
pdre GU 6amlitc ! mdlge Nar. mea ben
rye GiaiiIrc or itorrc, o. itrriert buQ
get % ucl pGrO 4risiorititien. Eullttl
CT $500. 5Or at ian osurc g}aitne
iaa bldg, at Den inu i-lge3 III Den
aueyterco. Eri5. maat.e IA glorr aous
trait ior 1000 Get Luiyao) Maitiner
mco Ell &a1a, o. bstols iOr 100 Get
6uuortoe) Oinitintr 40 GauQcn, OF /
6UritIo, o., ior al iad Den me Wiaitme
betlcuot / cH ulbere arcos ~ioyboio5ui5
Tort ItO, or lea. uco 6oretommeub:o
ira ~aompuuICts 1toc, iltauo III at iRlqe
DC i0rite 10 @ioifiner for, bvao
100 Wtaitiner ~.oiter. Ecitt of oad til
paa iolgtuoe utaaOe: 6Utr lOoe 8t.
itlling nj cryeocrc5 irit. o. oct tie
ieupte 8elob (meO 6rnOrao al $l25
ior BlaOEt) pjl blIut tllbageieuSt &is
beren. altioa vi DC, bois Bcitlu9
trGlicr III at uUrs D.n lite, 22oc. 33te,
ABE, 55oe, GGoe. 7loe, SSoe. 90Se o.
l10oe, ian oCn bcitllte Niaitine irtt,
ltgegyloigt I'll bullteu Eris. Qdpnene
oil bIlue betlenotglorte glenuem 8la'
Oct. gtaouene pna eubuer &lpbsr oil
bliue ueotegneOe, eiteriom be tommer
ino, 9jtnnem &oiten. Iette 1llbuo
9lgres iOr at iaa Oialtunerne iyreOte
omtriHg / EFT bio areos, og Ell alubljt.
al II gtnitiner ira ct ytubolng of oft.
iaa life tOmmle / Betragtulng. Bcltil.
lingerie mna iuoienocs euteltpis. q1g
0iarte til, BuIiisH @aranti ajSbsrus
tar: buis life 0iaitiuen er tilireOs,
itliienOs, iua betaies 8eusene tilbags,
o9 ieg oil beiale 5ra9ten besge 8sie.
1iIitriU =. ananDien,
1ecOrdb, Soma.
-B- &c apertisismeutet / "8eo 4rnen".
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

buortit ban Gar istt fig iaa tiltruFisH.
Drummer ban, isr ban tie ct Bissboueb,
JON litter irtm umoer Goidenoen o.
isr bOn life be iamme pielmite Zine,
Tom ban bar feet baaoe Uanaen o. !
3rsmhs, Hl ialOe al @iaoens Iaarer.
%itraals inroo fig. Gan bItr ltaaeuoe
aJsUGgelig.
SEQ - lea pllbs bare is. bvorl7r8s
De plloe baos IaaImOoiabec TIT at iiooe
o. uenir paa mig" tommer BET sueelil
irem unoer balUtpalt Cater. "Det udr
sOot siOrt Of ZEN; TOM M % birly
mig irrml"
6orti1itelicu mna bet uRre subbsr
tiaaot at iGnte iia. 5iiigies fan bet
BLOT, at oct belle sit pGa Ell gtaoSe, Tom
bar meaet ~leitere, euo Dor berGmte Selt
bGups funnel orgmme ON.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26

Gn 9lnieritaner iom REFER / europe
~itriuer: all De ube. ugeIi9ite Ting oeO
RsiieIiuet europa bDrer Gr~iitepengeue.
YeO mnn, bua0 man bar at bstale, ina
luoretier man ii8 Oereiter, Og iaa er
man iRroige meO ben Sag; men bsr,
tlQanos peo q alori9, bpor Wlnn9e
man itnl branoitaite til, o. naar man
er iRrolg meo ben Jornglelie. Oct
ipnes. JON ON ben Geiieltoe er iOrplig,
tet iii Of 9iue 8eH8e III gubper, meo
bpem ban tommer I YerBrilg, eQsr at
%ioetmInoite @nbper Uenter at iaa Roget.
Jorlnoer man ct 60iel, ida er bet iOra
bauienoe, buOr mango Wenneiter, ION
man tiloels ilst life bar Jet. Der lRggsr
8eilag paa toutant aneriienoelie. en-
barter op peo Boroet o. en- anoen igrte
Opipn meo bnm peo osnne 2etligbsb.
On Stuepi9e reOtt SeH9en, % en- anoeH
bialy benoe. en- NiaHo bar aaiierteu
op, en- anben puoieoe StGplerns. 3
mango 3ili9loe bstales ben taruelige
Cpuartnins tire 0au9e, nemlis iBRrsl'
iets 8ris, ! iarli8 9eresninS Tom Sers
pie og JON 3rittepenge.
9stte 5ribpttert ortpes / Ell uoitra't
Grab. Wan fan life iyiie eaer brittle
ao9et, uoen at iuare Opuarteren, iors
aoen 8arernes Yris, en ubIu ai3iit.
6jRiterne - life 8rincIpalen - bstalsr
SpparterRes 2Dn. o9 mango Stsoer ital
Iluoisne p9re iad inobriu9enoe, at
Gpparterne maa bstale ct tlaitellgt
geoerla9 iii 8arierns for at faa Cop
til at ar6sioe for oisie.1
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
grano / Gritiania. Manat
Wteiinelfer TONNE tilifabs. Zen 81,

Urano I Hritiania. ManQt
Wtennelfer TONNE tilfabs. Gsn 81,
5ali ON ROrseRen 81. $50 Fanatic.
reoss nor BranS / Matr..Io. 8 IRE,
oensbOr9oelen mteo 5acabe mob ariit.
a~irtegaaro. Ga. 5 Minuttsr eiter an.
tom BranonGle 8ranben autooes
at p1re optommet / ct &Ot / 2oen Gtaae.
Der blep tenDttet til Spbeuarina az
sl1oer og Seo. Sra bette bar Sloen
lorplantet Jig up 3rappegonaen oo
lp9rret fuloltGnois llosangsn. 5pr
Sranofoltenes Nntomlt bauoe IL Weu.
nelfer faitet fig ub al ginouerne. @u
GAte, CO. 40 Var, fniteoe iig no al Bin.
Duet ! Abe @tase meo ben 6gl9e, at bum
braf III enc 2uarbeu liant Rpoaen.
9enoeS 3llItano er bnablss. st Barn
bleu taltet no at ct 8iuou / famine
etase. os ino paa &irfesaaroen o. brat
Benet. @u apinOe, Der boeoe / 3oie
@ta9e, bleu iiu0sforoirret % iturteoe
ll9 no neo lit 8 Wtaaneoer 9amle Barn
o9 tom 1lemt tillfaoe.
vi be IL, Der boppeoe no at BIN.
ouerns lgr 8ranouaisnets antumIt,
maatte 9 inol99ges paa Riesbpipitalet.
vi bet SnobO, Der branbte eller paa
anotn Wtaaoe bleO Soelast, par Stgrite.
oelen lite a5iureret.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
8 a NJ I.

9eSsialo. On / pibs Srsoic bsIienpt
% aRiet 0tauo, ibp. S~tlbst0rer %
Rbeosr 5reOsrii Stage sr ben 29Ss I.
W. aiaoast usp Dozen / Ell aloer al
optr Sc Gnr.
Den aioBot bapoe en- lang 9gbsbane
'om Semauo at ie tilbage pan; JONI
9onite uu1 Tom ban tillBs meo bet bas
prrenoe a%iiatiite aumpnuis itOre Sell.
ltlbe ps iOer meo i'm Jaoer, Der bar
Saptetn / aompauiets 9lsneits pna
atna. 8 SUmpauiets 9ieueite blep
Stage StprmanS. Stuere sit ban, buis
8p9ti9beo % Heoeliebeb bapos punoei
Nnertjenoelie, Ouer til andre Rbeoerisr
% lngoe Der, leoet al it ltarpe mertans
tile Bltt, @runoen til en- betpoelig iors
niue. & Sri9en 1S4S par Stuge mels
lem De 6ripidi9e os sjoroe iom 5srer
al en- aanoniole uomRrtet 1ieneite. 8
bet Igrite 9~rigsaar uonRuutes ban III
2nnnebro9smouo o9. enonu luoeu aris
gen bar enot, III RiDoer. Scnere bleo
ban oetoreret meo commandments.
Otter Sriaen Tom NioDoe Golbius
Belle meo Oct Spiserifs 8jsrgumgsiels
itab. Snn bar oeltaset l StiiteIieu al
Here 3ampitlbsielitdbtr, uGrst aOHs
mltteret Den fgl. Spasiurnnce, Dom.
mer ! Sp' "a 6aHo.lsretten m. NJ. Gn
uRientiil 5ieaeite poeoe aaptein Stage
Den oanjte SUiart, Oa ban eittr lin enc
tie SBus 8go lfjpnteoe Ell betp0cli9
8en9eium III 8pgniRg Og uoruiinin3
Al SioIeitibet "@eors Stn9e", pmboro
pna buffet Greu9e moota9er llooans
nellie til Spmano5lioet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Socrtge.
Nebbrenbt 9pmnlnsipinneri. @r

T%ebbrGnot SOmnlbsipinberi. 8Or=
ds Sptnoeris Nttiebpla9s Sabrit pno
Wtarietulle pep YoyGs poela0Ocs nRIten
%iuloitrnoi8 al SlO SpnOag ben 26oe
SUM. Srano,n, iOm iSrit ~Upongeoes
peo 5s3ioen ON @itermiooageu. iputes
at bare ppltaaet Abe @tage q ben fore
Sabrifbp8nins, boor 9ageret opbepures
oes, % poelasbe fu~lbitRnoi9 belle 8p8s
uiugen meo oens foitbare SuObplo al
Ntalfiner, 6namnteriuler FAINT feroige
% uuoer Grbeioe pRrenoe Sabritatn.
SuIet meo Snobolo bar fOrlifret for
4534 2uiinb ar.
3iluirtninssoarOien uosjurbe iiior
4483 9uiino 8r.
G~nsaaenoe Slbens Spfomit er enbnu
intet heb @isbeb fienbt. Mnn bar ans
tuset, at Sloen er Opitauet ueo, Of en-
SOlitraale er bleoen fireret af en- eler
anbeu ujepnbeb % bar ant9not ben
tsrre Somulo pna 2pitet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
st Minoe fra Ole Soilanb Cd 8

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Stppen tRt PED Spartfuip, ct Tibet
Sanb i pit for Sosnspanbet, er funbet
noset sammelt Sernifrab unber en-
Stenbeae, bpiltet beitoo al 2 9enfer
feitebe til en- flor tpf Sting. Deb nar'
mere uuoerisselie uiite bet fig at bore
Slapelanfer, iom oar itubruote. Sob.
iernene, ipm meb 9anterne bar fors
bunone meo en- Sting ON 9iuet, bporfra
Der bar saaet en- 9ante Op til Salsrin'
gen, er bruot oper; SpOr al at ill er
benpttet, tau life lees, men ben llDttes
lise bar peo Sialp al Steu ilaaet benz
iitptter, bpilfet maa bape foitet BAN
ubpre Sl~ntrenselier Os Smerte. Sch.
bene / 9Rnfen er omtrent 10 en-. lanse
o. l gm. tptte ps er forbolospis soot
bepareoe, men er bsieoe % preone paa
furfieliss Naaoer, bpiliet tpoer paa.
at bet nlaa baps perst en- mere enb al
minoelis traitis Wauo, Tom bar baaret
benz. Deb SsnpeuDelie paa S~trafan'
falten pafts 5unbet msseu Snteresie.
men ba Sernene bapbe lissst ubs minbit
90 a 10 Var, fuabe life meb Sitterboe
auaipes, bpem Der bapbs baaret BEN;
men bet er uben Gcipl Ct Winbe fra
De Ssilanb eqer @is5t Daarbftu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
3 6eneratipner Sruoepar.

Sane berettes: bet melt itraalence
Sommeroeir ieireoes paa @aarbeu gtre
@tiottun en- iieloen 5amiliefsit ben 13oe
SUM. @aarobru9er Wpus Simpnien
Ytre Wttottun bclot Srplup, ps blanot
ben talrige SrpIupsitare al Spaoens
beoite Soft, Tom iamlebeS ON @jRites
bproet, q Der life minbre eub 3 @e>
nsrationer al Srubepar tiliteoe, iSet
Geoiteiaoeren % bans Suitru for so
Gar iioen par 9aaet fra Miottln til
Sirte Tom gruoeiolf pmfring Ct. Sans
% 5or9lorene for % Nar tilbage, me-
bens Sgnnen ibas funoe benfes meb
be9se be samle grubepar paa i'm SBi'
tiosbaa / bet iamme samle, tiere Siem,
iom ms bar blepet bans.
9et par ct imuft Spn at ie be til
treble, bstt bebasebe, men ijelbne aanbss
rifle @amle pare meo fra isrit til iioit
/ 2aset, ps be hinges @lebe Uper, at
bet M bar sipet benz at perne % bpsse
ON beres Gloerbom; ret ct mutt Oil.
ltbe paa inoerlist Samilieliu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
9ppsfaIo.

7 sDsfaISsaHmefocfter a~tsnntHttrs Sauti,
tier gptaacs aEatiS. Boa fan III lite aiis
ViaSs ior De dIwinsstias ieRae IafHgettsr,
Der iaa soot fan trsmIVVss privat bnaos III
brgiisr. Ratesr oa s~trafHiaast. FER Bsrs,
% hHnttieetier AZ msrs emo aiminosiis
sRnsse. Taa betatso . fats pr. etuts. "a
iornSiattsr, al enhUsr. ION ipSftRSsr I Ssss
taiosanmgiosiier. IRjsr ptsis rinisF % rsttsS
ia 0~crsfttr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-26
Gn alpre r~eipsftabsl Ssn.. tilhr.

renbe Sens 8lotbjerg / 8aunbolt, blep
uoiet til "SeroInssbpne" til Ell Segras
pelie / &aunbOItlWno. Autommeu hi
Seitemmelie3itebet man ben imiolertio
bape iunoet StiQingen betanfelig og
unet, at oens Sals par / 5are, tbi n4ite
Gags Morgeu meIem 81. 3 og 4 itOO
Ypae iiplse "Serr. 5oltebl." uoeuior
9cren / tit 9amle Sjem Og melote zig
til 2isneite paanp. Saaleoes reooeoe
ben fit Gin. Oct er life enbper 6sne,
Der bar bet Sio. SDneu bapoe life iao
fort Stpfte at gaa. Selois par bet, at
ben life mpote Wtittel paa jim uatlige
8anorin9.