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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27

A box containing $4,000 was uncarth-
"a at Des Arc, Ark, by DT Geo, u.
Petty. The valuable ind was made
under the house Of Stiles p. Catlin, an
eccentric and misery old bachelor, who
died about ten years ago.
w. A. HemphilI was arrested at Den
yer on a charge OF burglary His father
is half owner + the Atlanta Consutu-
ton, has twice been mayor Of that city,
and refused the nomination for COVER
nor. One Of his uncles is United States
sena tor.
1t has been practically determined
that Rear Admiral Gherardi will be as
signed to command the New York navy
yard, relieving Commodore Erben, VINO
viii be given an acting rear admirals
commission and sent to European
station.
Francis H. Weeks, the absconding
lawyer Of New York, had for years been
having lost every penny they had in the
world.
The village Of Hepler, Kan, a town OF
500 inhabitants, has been burned by the
outlaw band known as the Land League
Of Allen, Crawford and Bourbon count
les, out of revenge for the imprisonment
in the penitentiary of several Of its
members "a few years ago.
intrusted almost unquestioned with the
management OF some ten estates, and
persons dependent upon these recources
are now said 10 be nearly penniless.
Weeks own family are also said to have
been dragged down in the general crash,
two of his nearest female relatives
Max Judd, Of 81 Louis, consul general
to Vienna, has slided from New York
on the steamer Augusta Victoria for
soutbamton Mr. Judd was accom-
panied by his wife. lie has assurances
that the Austrian government viii re-
ceiye him with courtesy
Col e. r. Dawson Of Grand Forks,
n. d., owns the first mliarv order is
sued by Cen Grant 1t is simple
document, is No. /, dated July >, 1861,
appointing Mr. Dawson quartermaster
ana commissary of the DIST Illinois. 1t
is signed Col. u. $. Grant, Springfield,
III. Mr.. Dawson has refused $1,000 for
it,
The final step has been taken in the
proceedings by which the United States
becomes the owner Of the Cherokee
strip. 1.-THE number Of acres coded is
G,O22, 754 and TIA price to be paid for
the same $685., 1876; and it is hoped
to have everything IL readiness for the
Presidents proclamation on September
10.
After standing fourteen years the
win of Bishop Ames, of the Methodist
Church, was broken by the verdict Of a
jury IN the common pleas court at Bal
imore, The contest was made by Mrs,
Emma i. A. Weik, a granddaughter of
the Bishop The estate is valued mt
between $4,000 and 100000
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27
A PEOPLES PARLIAMENT.
Swedes Moving for Universal sur
frage.

Swedes Moving for Universal Sur
frage
While the whole world has heard
much about the movcmet for universal
suffrage in Belgium. similar move
ment of much more remarkable feat
ures has matured almost unnoticed in
Sweden, In the middle of last month
peoples parliament Of 40 members
met in Stockholm to act as The repre-
sentatiyes of more than 100000
Swedish men who are not allowed to
vote for regular candidates.
The peoples parliament contains
thirty worldngmen, TWEEN -y-,wC j0uInll-
lists, twenty farmers, twenU-one arti-
sans, seven Shop-keeperS, seven school
teachers, four preachers, three clerks
two lawyers one musician and one re-
male editor. -Four of its members are
members also Of the regular parlia-
ment The great majority of members
demand the privilege of suffrage for
every male Swede of n years or more.
A few members, conspicuously the one
female editor, Miss Rathon favor grant
Ing the privilege of suffrage TO all
Swedes, men and women, Of p years
or more.
The peoples parliament viii conduct
its proceedings and will be renewed
periodically by elections on the lines
followed by the regular parliament
Its efforts viii be confined exclusively.
however, to promoting the cause OF
manhood suffrage At present the par
Han'entary electors in Sweden mum psi
only about 100000, as all men having
taxable incomes Of less than 5000 eleA
annually are excluded from the iran
chiSe
Some time ago the lower house OF
the regular parliament passed. by Fols
Of Ia to 20, a qualification The pan
was to make the minimum Of the uiA-
able annual income which would guam.
fy the possessor to vote S125 instead Y.
5000, and thus increase the number ~
electors by about 10000 The meas
ure was rejected by the upper nea7g
by a vote of 70 to 81 This refusal &
the upper house to sanction even +.
moderate reform sc tha laws appiyan-
to the suffrage caused radlCals ana
cialists TO renew their agitation en- r.
lines which have led to the choice aAf
meeting Of the peoples parliament
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27
WISCONSIN IN BRIEF.
News from All Parts of the State
Condensed.

A new system of sewerage is soon TO
bit put in at WATERFOWL
Eau Claire win shortly have a new
police station. 1t viii cost $1,000.
A man named srambHe was arrested
in Rockford, H., and taken to James
vile on a charge of bigamy.
James, the 12-year-old son Of S. r.
Wagg, of Appleton, broke his leg while
wrestling with companion.
The Eagle cheese factory has started
operations and at present is receiving
1000 pounds of milk daily.
Pritchard Bros, druggists, of Kau.
kauna, made an assignment. The liaDll-
tiles and assets arc not known
A number Of Neenah and AIenasha
officials are visiting Oshkosh to look
over its sewerage and street systems.
DR.. Joslin, Of Racine, was arrested
and fined $40 and costs on a charge Of
practcing dentistry without Il license,
Richard Brooks, a well-known lumber
man Of Manistee, Mich, intends to locate
an extensive single mill in Ashland
james Dwyer, engaged in digging a
gravel pit near Merritt, Douglas county,
was killed by a falling embankment
Articles Of incorporation have been
filed by the French Granite company,
of Ashland The capital stock is $780,
600
Three valuable colts belonging to
August Piper, farmer living near Ra-
cine, were struck by a Chicago x North
western train and killed.
Harvey Thomas, OF Indian Ford,
P0ck cunty, has received Il parole
from Gov. Peck and is now a condition
ally free man Thomas was convicted
and sentenced to hard labor mt the
county Jail for nine months last De
cember on a charge of attacking his
son with a knife.
Colonel Bennett H. Young, Of Louis
vile, Ky, owns one of the most ex-
tcnsive private collections of Indau
relics in the United States. II con.
tains 10000 arrowhends, over 1000
stone axes, about 100 pipes and cases
of miscellaneous articles, like flint
knives, spoons filing tackle, etc
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27
WORLDS FAIR MUSICAL DIRECT
OR MUST QUIT.
Hot Fight on the Question Chairman
Lannan's Report Asking the Local
Directory to Act Is Finally Adopted
And 1t Is Adopted by n Very
Convincing Majority.

Chicago, May It. Theodore Thomas
scalp has been demanded by the ma
tionaI commission. And worse still
this quarrel has become mixed up with
the Sunday opening question. The
Thomas matter was brought up in the
commission meeting this afternoon al
most Immediately after tie Sunday
question had been referred to the iu.
dietary committee.
Commissioner Lannan brought up
his report and moved its adoption
Commissioner Massey wanted to ex,
plain the vote he would cast. lie said
he did not want to be misunderstood
in the case, but he could not vote for
the report because be did not think that
the commission, having delegated its
authority to the council Of adninistra-
ton, had any authority to act on the
question,
Commissioner Tousloy thought THAI
the committee had jurisdiction. The
matter was in direct charge of the in.
stallation department and The director
general had power to act and the COM
mission had control Of the director gen
eral He implored the commission to
act and at once.
Thomas should be ousted" he said;
1--WE have been called, and perhaps just
Iv. subsidized cffigics Now let MS do
something
General St. Clair then made a speech
in behalf Of Thomas. He said he did
NOT believe that the report of the COM
mite presented sufficient facts to war
rant the dismissal of Thomas. He
urged that the clause calling for the
resignation be eliminated, and instead
tllat Thomas be given to understand
that If ne did not 10 rs the commits
sion required he must quit
He added that q serious error would
be made were the report adopted He
told If what Thomas had done for the
music feature of the fair and said it
would he impossible to got any one to
8u his place. ami. moreover. that If
Thomas left TomHnS would follow.
Commissioner Hundley then offered
the following resolution, To be added
to the committees report after the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27
NICARAGUA REVOLUTION.
Reported to Be Carrying Everything
Before Them.

New York, May IA special cable
from Panama says that the revolution
SITS are carrying everything before them.
All departments are now controlled
by them. In some Of the departments
nearly every citizen joined the reyOu-
ton, leaving SacaZa without supporters.
Thousands Of volunteers have been
rejected by the reyolutionists' leaders
because they did not have arms. One
half Of the organized revolutionary
army is armed only with hatchets.
Perfect order prevails in the reyolu-
tionary camp. The soldiers are paid
every day. All property belonging to
the citizens which is taken for the use
of he revolutionary army Is PAID for
by the wealthy leaders who furnished
the money to back up the movement.
Prisoners are humanely treated and
wounded government soldiers dre well
cared for. All laws are fully sustained
by the revolutionists as during times
vf peace.
President Sacaza has adopted drastic
measures to control the country Sc
we're punishment is inflicted on all whom
he can find who sympathize with the
revolution. Property belonging to reyo-
luuonary leaders in Managua has been
contiscated and foreign residents of tie
capital 90 armed to protect themselves
from assault.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27
THE AKA DWARFS.
Specimans Of Them are Exhibited in
Europe.

English Mechanics Some of these so
called pigmies. of which so uuch has
been heard, have been exhibited by Or.
Smhlmaun in Berlin for the first time
In Europe They are members Of the
dwarf tribes who appear to have been
known to the ancient Greeks as resi-
dents of the districts about the sun
posed sources of the Nile Dr. Stuhl
Manu. i'm the course of his lecture, is
reported tu have said that taking the
growth and development of these little
people into account it would not be
correct TO call them dWafs. since this
term is connected with the idea of NAL
formation The height of the men
varies from { feet inches To 1 feet O.
- inches; hut those who are above
4 feet inches are probably not of pure
descent The upper part Of the body is
the portion most fully developed; the
legs are thin hose of the women
however, rather less So than the men.
The feet are Thin and slender in walk
ing The toes are not turned outward,
The gait is wayy and cautious, but not
feeble The arms are wen formed, the
hands remarkably small. with elegant
rounded. whitsh nails In the whole
formation Of their bones is seen n sim.
iaHy with those Of our children Tho
head is rouudish, although strong later
nj projections of the forehead I'D Of
the parctal bone cause it to look
square The forehead lis high and yerti
cal, the eyebrows often strongly devel-
Opel The nose is of the broad, fiat
negro type, ana consequently the inner
angles Of the eyes are very widely
separated from each other The eyes
are large and brown Fhc formation Of
the upper lip. which stretches forward
couyeNly, is very characteristics The
lips are not very thick, and The pccu-
HauW noticed 10y Emm is clearly per
cepuhle-yi2., that their mucous mem
hrmo is rose colorcd, whilst in the ne
groeS it is very dark colorcd. The hair
rs woody and as soon MS 1t grows moro
than am inch and a half long it forms
itself into little lunches. The roots Of
the hair DO not appear I'm groups, like
the hrStleS Of a brush, MS is the case
with many negroes, but are pretty
equally disposed over The skin Of the
head The color Of the hair is a bril-
liant black, often with a shade of
brown i'm IT, The beard grows chiefly
ON The upper ljp ON the chin q is quite
feeble The color of the skin varies
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27
CONDENSED NEWS.


John @. Barber, a pioneer of Plano,
ILL.,, committed suicide by hanging
1t cost John l.. Sullivan just $1,000
TO settle for hie Issaul- on lawyer Liz
cite.
MIR. Gladstone wac Kissed by ultra
oor1es al the Prince c. Wales reception
1T London
Ex-Secretary John w. Noble viii take
D. bis residence in Oklahoma.
The Archbishop Of Rennes, France,
Mgr GOnnindard, dropped dead.
The assignment is announced Of the
bank Of Neccdah, Wis, a Dwiggins in
BntutiOn.
An epidemic Of cerebro spinal mcnin-
gus is reported to be raging in New
York City.
The Touring mill Of Joseph Boyce, OF
Willoughby, o., was swept away by a
HOOD
Germany viii increase the liquor tax
TO meet the demands Of the proposed
new army bill.
4. NJ. Carrier, a Quebec commission
merchant, Is missing He is snort
5000 IN his accounts.
Fire in Utica, ~ y, destroyed build
ings and cntents valued at $4,000. Par
tally insured
Henry Hitchcock, Of ST. Louis, has
been appointed lecturer on municipal
law iu the Yale law school.
The condition of Mr. McAlulln, Of the
Alton, who is Ill at New York, is report
cd TO be unchanged.
Execution has been issued at Phila-
dolphin upon Il judgement for S59,23O
against Edwin j. Howlet u Son, paper
bag manufacturers.
Gen Nathan kimball, weil-bnoWn
in Washington ana now postmaster at
Ogden, Utah, is confined to his bed by
Illness.
Albert w. Nickerson, the millionaire
railroad operator, died at his residence
near Boston last evening
1t is Officially proposed TO have another
worlds lair IN 1896, the 1,OOOth anniveI-
saIy Of the hungarian monarchy.
An execution Tor Slo,ll3 against the
Godlrcy ~ Clarke Paper company has
been issued at Pittsburg.
Colonel William 4. Carlin has been
appointed brgadlcr general to MI the
vacancy caused by the retirement OF
General Carr
Judge Allen b. Morse Of lonia, Mich,
the new consul to Glasgow, has lett Ton
ms oluciu post, lie was the recipient
Of various dinners, bunquets ana re-
cepuons an last week.
The schcuck farm, no acres, ON Jam.
alcu bay, Long island, winch has been
in Tie Scncnck lanly nearly three
hundred years, has been sold at auction
Tor S2GG9SG
Wolves driven 10 The high lands hy
the overflow OF the Saugumou ANA I'M
uols rivers are killing many sheep near
Virginia, A. The farmers are orgaml
mg a WolInmJ party.
President Mosncr on The wrecked
Capital National bank of Lincoln, Nru.
emnvznuug S-l,uOU aud other Irregular
ues charged IN thirty indictments.
Herr lasch, the German auu-Sempuo
agHJur, mas been sent to prison for
mJcou months Tor ubelmg Chancellor
yun Capuyl.
Hot springs, IN the Black hills ur
Suuuu Dukou, is making am euurt 10
secure the stmtai-7m Tor the use of the
regular army Tor &c erection OF when
gDllguvrS anuIDuruIpi Ntt4ttHHl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-05-27
AUSTRALIAN CRISIS
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION Is
EXTREMELY ACUTE.
ROYAL BANK OF QUEENSLAND
SUSPENDS.

a Months Holiday Proclaimed to En-
able Embarrassed Mine Owners to
Arrange Their Affairs - Nicaragua
Reyolutionists Gaining Ground --
French Troops Attacked by Siamese.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
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i'm Rloiie 0aiter 0lnrp. Oct par Ga
Grippe, Tom rep bence bort.
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Mnn9cn atHbesline iiuoes ON Mor9e.
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Mioon9 | Guger8 gamle StObutit TO
Qore / Bet fOr Jirit Intipnal 8ant.
5nOtG9terne 9onr til oct ofientlige 8i.
bliot6et.
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Jon, @iuneba9o Co., bar berneoe en-
Dag iioite u9e / Jglse meo g. 81. Ras
al Osiian. Sr. 80. bar i Ssiian / 2tns
leonin8 at Sens Senems 8egraUelie.
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8rauebcs ben 29oe 0opember. Qliopbe
oar sc 2tar 9ammel.
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Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
cafe Wtns, SOMA.

Seq % @uitrn or Ill netop tomre biem
fra en- Eur iii 9ecprah, bppr ri life bapbe
pGret paa pper 20 9lar. vi tom neo til
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Batter paa 10 gar, Der opbt iapner Ell iiGr
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&irten % Oeo Graoeu lrDtcu5 % Spmms
triu9enS % 5ormauinaeus Orb til os ole.
Wtaatte p8iua iaaoaNue SammentomItcr
tlene pS ole til Gitertnute.
vi teip0te oa Ell bel Del 9nutle 8erienote,
SlRgt % %euner baaoe / 8pen % paa
9anoct, buor nj rpo pen itgrile 5pretpm.
menbtp "a @jRitiribcp. 7ecorob bar 0lprt
tore 6yemitriOt % pCret ij9 pp til en- palter
Sp.
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lit ie, buorlcpes "7ecorabs YOiteu" blluer til.
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blipen tnuoe le9 NOT life bapt nOgen Sore
itlltng ON. Gen, iom life bar let Oct, piI
iince tor 6orrptcIie / at 9aa mo Der ca
bile paa SIumOicn % bstraste bans 6or,
refining.
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npbe goot al hans @jGhiribeo, ioet hi bIep
trn8tereoe meo parm aaiis o. Rage, meo
builte ban ben Tag trnttcrcot ale tine ann.
Der. San bar ct prr9tlst Store % oripsr
COB 6Urretuina.
SpHoa9eu Den 12te Nop. oUcrpar ui CUBS
t~isucitcu / Gator Suus'S 0irte / 9ecorab.
RCuigbeoen bar en- pGiter Strife % 8aitor
9uRs lob til at uGre en- bs9aoet o. op9tia
G~rrIemauo.
5rsoaSsn ben l7oe Nou. al. II 5ormio.
bag reiite ri fra Getoroh bpor ri paa De-
potst tog aiteo meo mango Sennsr. Ga Tom
biem / soo 8ebOlo al. 10 ON Nitcncu famine
Sag, bpor u ianot alt bel.
Soet Ies taitcr ale for beuiit 99re o.
5orsiommeHbeo te9uer jea mig berpeo meo
Statelie. 9grbppisit
Sg9er 8. SSiier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
Wiere Sano

er, buao ui tiltrHn9er Der | Secorab
aQereoe M, % bet ter bllpe uanltelI9t
at %tilireositlae Sebpuet 9jenuem Slntes
reu. @nnoitauocn CT ollereoe III iaa
iap, at Bumper. buts ben gaar meo
iuto Strait, oil tDmme Sreuoen i mirs
Ore eno to Elmer, % Den blir better la
pere ior boer Dag, iom aaur. Der er
BLOT eli Waaoe at roaoe BOO paa oenue
lllempe, % bet or at gjere iitauo ben
8rguo, iom MI bar itnaet DnluInrbi9 /
3 a 4 2lnr. Gette 2tr6eioe oil tUite
meaem 6 til 500 Collars, % aasien er
tom, men 9to9ct mao alli9eucl 9igres
for at itoiie Speu Sanb, iaauel til Sru9
iom til Setrpg9elie i Slocbrouosttls
iploe. @i beuitiQer til Gitp Council
at ta9e oeHne Sag unper uluorlig Sperz
p~eiclie. Stuloe ell Sloebrauo i Siitss
reus 9pb poelG9ge 6prretntn8Soelen
al Dor lille udtre Sp, lad oiloe BET life
bljpe bp99eli9t iOr De 0errer, iom er
Meotemmer al 8Dranoet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
st Seip9 ! u. Z. Soricns
Suuelcr= Sntif.

vi bar ueo ell nnoen 9eili96eo uoz
talt, at man fun bragg Ell temmelia lit.
fer Slutnin9 ira ct Suueler Store / en-
Sp til ielpe SDcn8 sfonpmiite 5oriats
ming, % er bette iaa, ba mac Secorab
pore iortrinli9 itilet, tbi ben, Der aaar
tno / Nf. Z. 3oriens ele9nnte Supelers
8utit i Ben Bears Slod, oil finoe, at
bet rur ct beba9elist Seicg. Sr. 80.
Z. 3orien er Ell iuIoit9noi9 Gentleman,
% bans Sorer er iaa pel uoioste, iaa
pei asiortereoe, iaa itraalenoe pafre GA
til iaa rimcli9e Iriier, at ma III be-
more N%ltiommet. Sr. Sorien er en-
6orretntn9sm ano ira 9pp til 5aa; ban
9lpr Nlt mlli8t, Tor at Sjobere ital
iple Jig tjlireOie, naar be fummer IND
til bum; oerior bar ban ogiaa en- iaa
tor NiGtnina, o9 oeute uOrer for buer
Dag, Iaa ban nltio fan bnpe ct tort
Spln8 al oct ~elegnnteite Sewelrp, man
fan ie bet ncroDitli9e Soma. Sans
Show Gases % 9ploer i%rempiier bet
Snotjob, ban nbli9 bar gjort. 9lqe Dc
allernpeite Eager / bans Srante, ct
uatfert llopal9, ftdar Der til Sfue.
Smutte 5Ge- Gets / Quadruple Plate,
Sage 6aoe, Satiu0 0iIbeS, @ater Sets,
Stopper c.i.p. / Sc met pariereoe Mpn,
tire o9 9eii9nS. glloris CT Der tiolis
gere / 9cccrab3 6iitorie ieet ct iaas
oant Eager al Sterling Silpertpare.
Wton fan Der ie De npoeliaite Steer,
@ailcr, Gbilorens Sets, 9iopelties uiu.,
iom fan tipbc2. 6crtil tommer o1ian
Ell toniplet Canning al Sc p~atreite llbre,
for nlle mna beunore Dem. "a life iaa
blir Ida forlibte / Dem, at be ma tip6e.
or, 2prien ltaar iOm Or. /, naar Der
er Gale on Suotipb al bet npeite "a
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ltcrlte 6lrmaer / be 5preueoe Stater
bar ban ben beoite 9lnleonina til at
ltaffe line aunoer felt iielone Sarer.
S SGroelesbeO er bette ian, bpao 3ias
manter % Sens ansaar; al iaaoant
bar ban ct tort llopals. Ogiaa ct
Gut 8laiS 9epartement bOlosr ban, o.
Der Ttnoer mon uoipste Eager, Der bill
barre en- tor GrDoelie paa bpiltetipm.
belit Spro.
St oil raooe enbper, ser ital tigGe
nO9et al ben SIu9s for 6~eliaod9ene,
at 9na iuo til 5orien; Sc pil finoe,
bpao DC pniter % ~iorbnuleS Oper BET
rl9e llouals.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05

benimoo Statittet, bpor be blalp b'''all'
ben ouer, iaa burti9t be funoe. 6ler'
al be beoenIte @uper, iom par liot lang
iomme al iig, bleu biulpne aiIteo al @e'
neralen, ium peObleu at prpsle l0s men
lit 8naben, iaa lanse Der par en- eitelte
@uooom inbenior GGtfeoiooe. on
Oernes 6lu9t iatte Selltabet / ct laa
aoot Sumpr, at enoos Siaeobu99eren,
for Spesens StplO, fit 9ilsipelle.
Selltabet bar ben itsrlte Segloenbeo
/ SaiIonen, os er enonn 8jenItano lor
me0en Muuterbeo / sl9ier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
greorcnr Boards 6rrnmcrics

bar M Ell iaaonu AuCrtIenoclie ior
9oot Smgr, at Den rEttcr langt, %
%Irn9erc emo langt. Gent BLOT, at peo
&crOeussllOitiaiuseu / Gbicnso npo in'
gen GrcamerpsNInno en- FABIAN oners
tieuocuoe 5riumi Tom Ssnros. 3cres
Creamery pou NOrtb @aibinston BAR
bet cuctc, Der tit 4 @ulOs 0teouIicr, %
alt, bpao be al Smcr bnUoe ieuot oers
ben, oanot ben itrrits 8%auItjSuueIie %
Irlss Weoalier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-05
9ccDrab pg SmcBn.
Zen ste 7ecembtr. 1921
SfoIct&algci.

Gu ualmiuoeli3 3utereSie oiitc iia
Oeuur Sang, oo 3 me Meolemmer
itugOc Url9cs IND / EireItiouen ior Ge'
ccr,b piieutljoe Stclc. Ter bIep ai9is
pct BET 6Clc pol Stsmmer. % 6er'
RET Grttur Nuuuoicn o. q. y. &auce,
bpis 0uune bar Opicrt paa beQ9c Dc TO
EitCts, Der bar noe, iii a0e Stemmer.
Deb Chen ccrai bar paa ben enc Iltet
oyirrt SIR. u. Z. 9. 8Ortmau, paa
BEN auoen Nlr. autbonD Sernnb. Zen
iDrite al oisie uau0t mso s Stemmers
0taioritet.