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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
MAKE THEM MODERN
HOW OLD FARMHOUSES MAY
BE IMPROVED.
The. American AgricuIturist Tells How
Anticipated Homes May BE Made so Look
New and Attractive at Very Slight Ex-
,Pense.
Work for Winter.


The buildings Of the Colonial times
which survive liz the early settled
towns are evidences Of the durability
and strength which were embodied in
their solid walls and heavy framework
by the squire or landlord of olden
days. The plainness which charac-
terized the exterior was equally
marked within by the immense rec
tangular rooms, although the chin
ney-pieces and holdings are marvels,
considering the amount of handwork
displayed in their mechanical designs.
The drearineSs of these great rooms
has sometimes condemned the old
mansion, the owner choosing a small
er, more modern cottage raised from
its ruins, rather than live longer sub
ject to it's airy hospitality. Often it's
silent protest brings regret after the
deed is done; for with the destruc-
tion of the old house go all the asso-
Citations attached to it and all the
charm which is found in the ancient
European hOmeSteads. The faults
and Inconvenience Of these old
uOuScS uldy D0 COIICCU6u. Lie Illus
tration Fig. L represents a house
4OX54 feet with an ell 14x15 feet. Be-
fore remodeling, few steps led
to the front door opening in
to long hall; on the left was a very
large parlor Gig. 81 with two bed
rooms in the rear; on the right the
front room was Of the same size, and
held the dignif1ed position Of sitting
room and dining-room combined; it
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11

The wagon body rests directly on
che axle close to the cranks on boxes
in which the axle rolls in response to
tension placed on the springs by the
load or draft. The sides of the body
are fully strengthened against lateral
pressure by the tenders. which also
furnish additional width increasing
the capacity of the box or body. Truss
rods prevent the sagging Of the CEN
ter of the body. The side openings
are closed by boards cut to fit and
secured in place by springs. To re-
move the boards, press the springs
and raise them.
He says, you will see many adj
yantagas at a glance. The spiral
springs are very light, carry the load
very steadily and act as spring Whit
fietrees in starting load. The
cranks are perfect eQualiZers, as when
one wheel meets an obstruction the
spring at the opposite wheel shares
the resistance The wagon, though
light goo pounds) has carried over
zoo loads of from 1000 to 5000
pounds. No bolster or reach is
needed. 1T may be cheaply built and
it is certainly a pleasure to use it, for
when loaded it is only eighteen inches
from the ground. 1t is wholly of my
own construction except the wheels.
The woodwork [ made and put to-
gether during leisure hours, and I
also made the patterns for the irons,
which a blacksmith made and put to-
getbes under my supervision.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
FUND TO PROSECUTE Prick.
Steps to Cause the Arrest of the Home
stead Sunerintandent.

CINCINNATI, O., Jan. "a morning
paper says that member of the advis-
DRY committee of Homestead, Pa, has
been here three days on a private
mission to secure funds for
the criminal prosecution of Henry
G. Frick, Secretary Lovejoy and
Capt. Brech, of the Carnegie Company.
He had conferences with leaders of
labor organizations and was successful.
He says similar agents have been sent
to st. Louis, Chicago, New York and
Philadelphia and that the expectation
Is that fund of 1000 will soon be
raised to push the prosecutions.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
Injured Dy Falling Ice.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. Jan. An
icicle weighing over ton fell upon two
Philadelphia photographers on the
ledge leading to the Cave Of the Winds
to-day. They were badly hurt. The
men were Frank B. Werner and Harry
n. Rowland, both of Philadelphia.
Ropes were secured, and the men were
hoisted to the top of the bluff: Werner
had fearful gashes on his head and face,
and bruises all over his body. How
lands collarbone, nose and shoulder
we're broken. He is not expected to live.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
Dairy Notes.

JOHN GOULD says an acre of good
silage to feed to good COWS is worth
S85.
THE fastest way to make money in
the dairy, is to keep always wedding
out the poor cows.
THREE beef animals can be grown
and disposed of while one butter ami
NAL is being fully developed.
WHITE specks in butter may be
caused by allowing the cream to stand
exposed to the air without SURFING it.
DON'T forget to give the COWS &C
cess to good shade; ii there is none in
the field make a shed for them to go
under.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11

potting the bul bs should be placed III
a cool, dark closet or cellar to root;
when the top begins to show through
the soil or from out the point Of the
bulb, it may be brought to the. light
and gradually be given more heat IN
til it comes into full bloom. The
better rooted the bulb before icing
brought into the light and heat, the
better will be its flowers. While
most bulbs are planted and potted
during September and October, one
may pot during November and, if
proper care be given, feel quite sure.
CT having an abundance of bloom
during the late winter months.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
Handy Door Check.

A door check is blessing in every
house, especially where there are
small children who so often get their
hands and feet bruised by the acct
dental shutting of door. This check,
as shown in Farm and Home, pre-
vents it. A is the main piece, which
should be made of any kind Of iron
and must be screwed to the lower
corner Of the door. B is the spring
that presses down the shank @
against the floor and prevents the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
SHE APPEALS To CONGRESS.
Asking an Investigation of Utah Mis-
sion.

sion,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 6.-Mr.
Cockrell, of Missouri, presented a petit
ton in the Senate this morning that
is outside the usual run of petl-
tons. Mrs. Fife G.. Show, of
Schell City, Mo-, represents that her
daughter, Lora Snow, aged 10 years,
went to Richtield, Sewer County, Utah,
and became a teacher in the Pres
byterian Mission School. She died
October 4, 1889, in circumstances that
cast grave doubts as to the cause
of her death. Mrs. Snow SAYS she has
been hampered and delayed in getting
the facts relative to her death and in
receiving the body. Mrs. Snow says
that is not the only young
woman whose body has been dis
posed of in such a way as t
leave the suspicion of foul play. For
this reason Mrs. Snow asks that an in
vestigation be made Of the manner in
which this mission is carried on, q re-
quest in which the citizens of ScheIl
CitV iOin
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
An Improved Farm Wagon.

A correspondent of the Rural New
Yorker gives an illustrated descrip-
ton Of farm wagon which he con-
siders an ideal.
The front wheels are three feet two
inches, the rear four feet high. The
aXleS are Of 2-inch round steel bent
to right ankle cranks at the wheels.
The cranks are eight inches and are
held in horizontal position by spiral
springs adjustably connected with the
wagon body, front of the wheels, al
lowing the body to be lowered eight
inches. the length of the cranks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
ROWELL LOSES A POINT.
Postage Paid on Printers Ink to Go Into
tho TreasurY.

New YORK, Jan. 5.-Judge Lacombe,
Of the United States district court, has
denied the motion of counsel for George
P. Rowell to prevent Postmaster Van
Colt paying into the United States
Treasury 1867, excess postage paid on
Printers Ink from August until Deem
Der, 1892. Mr.. Rowell has brought
Printers Ink as second class matter
If successful in this Mr.. Rowen will
bring action for the refunding of ex-
cessive postage before the court of
claims in Washington.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
PORK TAKES A JUMP.
Prices Advanced at Chicago to $40 a
Barrel.

FriCeS Advanced at Chicago to $40
Barrel.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 6.-Twenty dollars
a barrel for pork seemed to be the goal
for few minutes to-day. An extraor-
binary advance in the hog quotations at
the stock yards caused provisions to
open with rush = pork up 20
cents to 80 cents, lard 10 cents
pie, were buyers The Cudahy interest
undoubtedly disposed of q good deal of
property on the bulge. Taylor, Floyd,
Robson and Schwartz-Dupee were ali
selling pork and Wright sold lard. Out
siders we're bidding franticaIly but
were generously supplied. The es-
Inmates are only 1900 hogs to arrive
Saturday. May pork opened 20 cents
and 50 cents higher, selling all the way
between $18.05 and $500 almost stimuli
taneously. Afterward the market de-
clined to Sl7.95. but rallied to $3.50.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
EEEP SNOW THE SOUTH.

Between Two and Three Feet in North
Carolina.
JOHNSON Cry, Tenn, Jan. 5.-Re-
ports from Cranberry, N. c., say the
snow in that section of the country is
deeper than has been known in years.
1t has been showing constantly for
five days, and, as yet, has not
stopped. The snow is now from
twenty-nine to thirty-four inches deep
and many houses have fallen in and
several miners have received slight in
iuries. The old citizens say that this
snow equals the one of '68 when Sc
MANY lost their lives
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11

door from gong shut. D is the lift
ing knob that fits in the shank G and
is used to put it in or out of use. e
is stub made Of rubber that fits into
the lower end of @ and presses against
the floor. The entire mechanism is
covered by the oval piece A. The
knob D works through the slot in A
and the piece E is pushed out at the
L.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
HOME AND TIE FARM.
a DEPARTMENT. MADE UP FOR
OUR RURAL FRIENDS.

An Ideal Farm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EmuI-
sion for Sheep Scab-Value of Fertilizers
in the Orcnard-Matters of Interest to
the Dairyman.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
Decision at Chicago in Favor of the Board
of Trade.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. Jan. 5.-The courts have
decided in favor of the Board of Trade
in the injunction suit brought by the IA
nous Spectator, Edwin Partridge.
There is apparently nothing in the way
now Of discipline for put and call trad
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-11
ON Doll AR
E|E cry HOUR

is easily earned by any one of either sex in any
part of the country, who is willing to work indus
triously at the employment which furnish.
The labor is light and pleasant, and you
risk whatever. We fit you out complete, so that
you can give the business a trial without expense
TO yourself For those willing to do a little work,
this is the grandest offer made. You can work
all day, or in the evening only. If you are en-
plOyed, and have few spare hours at your dis
posal, utilize them, and add to your income,
our business will not interfere at all. \ on will
be amazed on the start at the rapidity and ease
day out. Even beginners are successful from the
first hour. Any one can run the business - none
fail. You should try nothing else until you see
for yourself what you can do at the business
which we offer. No capital risked. Women are
grand workers; nowadays they make much
as men. They should try this business, as it is so
well adapted to them. Write at once and see for
yourself. Address H. HALLETT & Co,
Box $50, Portland, Ne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
Wt

Stor Sbelagselie. Gn 5lbebraub
/ ct. 2ouls eoela9oe ben 21oe os. Der.
bier for 10000 3loen, Der par
paaiat, bar / 6. M. Grums 3 gtaaes
gpgnins paa 2ocuit Street. $50 Seite
inoe6ranote os ale 8osnene, Saletsi-
erue m. m. blso soelast. 5 2ben Gtase
iou 6Ormanoen 3ames Quinn oa bans
5amilie. aae uubTup mso uubtaeslie
al en- 7 aarie Out, Tom inoebranbts.
grums asiurance er $4,000.
Gptlone i Wisiouri. Oct nuroliae
Diisiourt bleo 3orsoas giten rant al
en- Cyclone os for Eoel9ggelie blep
anrettet paa mango Steoer. 2elearaf.
traabene er b~eitabisebe os Rsloingerne
faa, men bet pioes, at flor Sfaoe er
9iort | Woberlp, gentralia, Sefieriuu
Gitp, 2aoonia % S~nntsoile. Oct iiaes,
at bele Bpen 2aopnia err last / &uiner.
Saapiot enonu ptoes or fun en- Berion
blepen brobt.
Stortpusri. Gomarb Gais o. Gal.
pin Matias ! aauias City sr blepne ar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
Npro Safut1.

Slocbrano. st gus tilboreuoe gns
oreip NQen, Ell 5armer, Der Dor / Noro
iOr Spen @arp, to9 forleoen SO ira
en- brPnoenoe 0almitof % neobr9note
tiQtgcmeo 2aoen til Grlmoen. Saapiot
pioes a 6uieue life u3iurereoe.
Np 9laOiorening. GftiunGrerne
/ Independent Publishing Co. holot
iurleocn MrOe / @rano Sorts / bet
9Iemeb at llaa 6urretning5iprelien ior
De ire 8lloe North Dokota Indepen-
dent, Fargo Commonwealth % BET
nurlfe 8lao "3atpta" iammeu unoer ct.
"9nfotn"s" llogiper q. q. Irppateu pil
muIi0pis bliue 5orenin9en8 Wauaaer.
st npt Mpoe oil blipe aibulot ON nOgle
Gage.
HusIiif Sioiel. aserbru9soeparte.
mentet | @aibln9tpn ipnes | Ell nDli9
uoienot 8uletiue at pGre Gn9iteli9e for
BEN 5are, iom truer 8atotas 5armere
ueo ben ~ru3Iiite Gloiel. Suao Der tr9ns
0es er ct prnttiit Miooel til ~uorpcoels
len al bet lfaoeli9e utruot. Zen RUS
fife 5ioiel 9rOr i oenne Stat til en-
Stprrelie al fire SOB tuGrs ooer Sroz
l,er, og ibet ben brGftes al peb Soroen
al @inben, ruler ben li9eiOm tumble
weed, ioet ben ipreber Street lan9s tit
Spor. StUre gnitreugelier frGues for
at iaa ben u%orpooet.
S~loebraub | Sarge. Sberman
Suuie i Sarge neobrGnote tiolig 5re'
oag WOr9en. Ouer 6unoreoe 9ose.
renoe foo i gp3uinger. ba Sloen brso
no; ale uno1lap, men mango milteoe
alt oeres 3si. Gienoummen bar bur-
eeret til $4,000; assurance $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30

reitsreoe for at baoe l~tiaatet Barsr for
$4,000 ira Palace Clothing Co.
Wanoene bar %anidtte Tom Gl.rfe | Cor.
r%etniuesn, os anilaaen mob benz lpoer
paa, at .oe unoer oeres 4 Vars Nnirt.
telie | 5orretninaen bar i~tiaalet Barsr
for $1,000 % $4,000 / Rontanter. Nr'
reitationsn bar ailleret ct Romplot,
bporcfier ale Jorretniusens Glert. bar
o1ret Deeofploise | 9posrisrue.
Sernbanerspere. from Ro. 4 paa
Wisiouri Baeifit Banen btep Onsoaa
Gften plpnoret Of Rspere IA Rit pelt
Tor Yaeific. Grpres oo9nsn blsu ipr1nat
mee Gpramit o. Grprssbubet btep
tpunset til at aabne Benseiiobet os ub-
lepere Jnobcloet, benueb $4,000. Sta.
tens 8uoernsr o. ansierer par beaae
Yasiagerer paa Iranet. 3ngen af
Basia9ererne bfeu iorulempet. Gun.
Stone bar uolopet en- Belsnniug for
Rspernss Baasribelie.
Yrof. VI. 8intber Deb Goncoroia
Seminar / Ct. 2ouis osoe plubielia
ben 22 b.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
WistD Min.
Sloebraub glutiap. Sen ito

S~loebrano / Nntigo. Zen tore 81
oebrano / NltI9o iioite 2sroao poes
la9oe puer 80 6uie, bporai be Ileite tils
borte Nrbeio3iOlf. Mtange Of bisie
bauoe life asiureret O9 miiteoe iaaleoes
aft. GitD Mi5iiOnen bar inoiamlet
al9oer, 6usgerano % 5gbemioler TT
De 9~ran9enoe. Gabet paa 7eeo 6as
briften os SOrjc Og Differs Plan ng
Mill falber poa q. g9. 9ue / Ci6toib.
Clement Bros. taber benpcb $4,000 /
Beo, iom oar tablet op bag 6abrifen.
0enueO ieyti glcre5 blep beriet al S,(s
BEN. 3abet / Gountiet belpber fla til
benimOo $1,0Q0,OO0.
Sra Chippewa sails. Normalito.
lens 8eitDrelie uenteoe5 til Bpen 9irss
Dag 2(iten og uil iorblipe til SnsoaQ
2(iten. Spen of life msoe op meo N}us
litforps og Santct, men 9iue @jeIterne
ell business mems reception. 81 fors
ifjeli9e 6runoe er blepen tiibuot al
io~ritieQi9e 8Or9ere.
SUel0ne. Gn go~elG99enoe Cyclone
bicmigote iioite 9irsbas @jQow
Sprin9s. Sem 6uie blaite ON, en-
Mrs. s. gailep bleu orebt os benoes
Wtnuo baarbt tuGitet. 8 gelolpItone
blep en- 5armer peo Raun Sames Ser
gus brett o9 bans 9utter fit Ell 9trm
braftet. 20 Suie blep reost ON al
Stormen.
Sueoferitreife. 30 Sunbreoe Sneos
tere / Mtaoiion bar Susoag neola9t
Nrbeioet ipr at tuiu9e Weitreuc til life
at nntase non-union arbeioere. 9sns
niu9sipsrgsmaalat er life inobeiattet.
Weitreue bar beiIuttet life at iamtptfe
pg so non-union Sueofere er antngne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
TramfrigS tore aanal.
SDjtctn.

Gen understandable Seilaos bar lrnae
ipilet Ell ~ltorartet Rode / gdnoets Rom
humiliation, o. oct fan man not oaiaa
%ioritaa, roar man bsrer, at Der iiuoes i
5rantyige 5000 9lile ieilbare aanaler
os fanaliiereoe 5tooer meb o. uoeu
Sluieu3rt. Blot benueo 500 Rile
oeraf er prlSat Joreta8eHoe, iaa Der
altiaa maa betales Iolo for at o~asiere,
men Rsften er Statens, iaa gasiaseu
Der. er ri. aulGs3et Os ale andre
uo9iiter ~iorbunoue oermeo, +. Gr. BEN
9lennemsraoece Grunb oiu. bar aft /
aft toitei 325 Wiqioner Dollars. 8eos
liseboloelien tOlter Omtrsnt "a Riaiun
Dollars ON aaret, meS andre Orb
1875 o9tter gienneminitlis ale Slass
uosiiter pr. Ylil. Nelem Is Ga 16
1uiinbe 6artsier anpenbes / Seane So.
s~atiart, af fOritielis stsrrslie, fra 800
5Oas 9rastisbeo til unSsr ct pun.
oreoe. Sert aar bsnpttes ois1e so.
naler osiaa ai 1000 fremmsbs 5artsier.
Siibene buge.es !om Ressl pso Sislp
al 2raiopr, Dog brces usiaa npsle faa
meo Damp paa be tanaliisrebe 5loser.
Saa en.elte Steoer BARS osiaa Jartsi.
erne irem pso Sialp Of lrOsisr fahebe
til ct 2otpmotin.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
vi

Gonoalismc. Set tatbplite &apel
paa Wpuut GnlparD, pmtrent en- Mtil
ueIt for ct. Glouo, blep iprtcbcn Dag
antpuot % rcobrrnote. 6Or uO9en
Sio iioen bar uo9en brllOt inc / BET %
bauoe i%tjanlet Me5icbo9cn. 5 Sp9nins
gen bar Ell Statlte al Somfru Maria
% 6rclieren, ipm l(9jernmg8manoen
bNpbe ilRbt no % rocla9t. 8ereiter
bar ban be9ipet Jig til Nortb Star Sir
~te1aaroer, tuor ban bar fluIt fiortcu
Grauitene pna irnna 8grl5 @rnue.
@u cQcr onoen Yerion, iOm nRrer SAB
mob a~lrfen, nuta9e5 at pGre Wtelter
for CbclRgoelieu. 3abet aliIaae8 iii
$4,000; 2%lsiurancen er $1,000.
6u SaGe!iturm roieoe iorri8e Spns
bag omtring GlaptOn. st Soro iaIot
ue0 % rep ct Gre al 90. Gunoerion.
80 ltore 9aoer, tilbprenoe Nf. s. 9prs
rel o. 6raut Goge, bIGite pm. S 0aos
lep, icr Nll i Seit, git en- W9ngoe
&iuouesruoer / Qgbet. st SelItab al
Gamer % Serrer, lorl uar noe al tlDre,
bleo ouerialot al Stprmen, Der pElteoe
%uonen. Ilere at oeut III Strammer,
men inoen tom alporli9 tllitape. @tcs
oen auoen Staoe meloes rlnot ON ira.
9pnncOIng. 2pnnct tGnote fOrIes
BEN Ell 9aoe, tilbDreroe Gbns. 5annln9,
Ter Mil / Eit for Gnn6p. @n itGrt
Giuo blpIte, % buabc 9aoen og Sebp'
e(ie8buiet neobrRnote. Sntet blep reos
bet uoen 0eitene. 9abet oaftes peo
Qsiurahce.
Gre Rurere, Der arbeioeoe paa ben
npe 8nntbygniu9 / Ganbp ftprtete Do
oen efter neo o9 blep ilemt toaIteoe.
Stor granoIfaoe. On Stopbrano
ebelaabe furleoeu for $4,000 Sp9ntn.
oer "a areaturer puu Grtbur Gibbons
Stpdiarm, 10 Mil npro Ior Glttle
SaQs. 9ut bar asiureret. On 'tRrt
GA meaet uelfpmmen Resn er faloen Der
paa esnsn.
Geriet Of Slben. Sele strGtn'n.
aer meuem gperue Iopalton % Hod
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30

inoebolo bet befienbte Retp 0ort Btao
forleoen EFT Hebaitiousartiiel, | builten
bet benrgter Ristisbeosn al Rpstet ON,
at Sames Goroou Bennett tanier paa
at laoe Herald opersaa til ct attiefom'
pauD. artitlen flyer: "Een uuo1'
rcnoe Gier bar sanife ristis til SenRst
a. oanne ct Weoeierielifab, men ct. Tom
olene er til 5orbel for Heralds Berio'
mole, berunoer inbbeiattet 8sitpreren,
ollie Reoattsrerne, Observation-Disclosures,
Reportsrne, Iesuerne. 8asiererne. Gler'
fene, 5orm1nbene, S1tterne, Rorres'
turl9ierne, 9rptferne, G%fienoerne, 1ea
l%egraHiterne, Observation-Disclosures,
Bioene. 5%prbsoerne os Ut%aitinfoliene
- for be er aIe Weblemmer al Her
aids Yerlonale - o. life uoset attie'
lelitab cIer Observation-Disclosures.
lom bet iaa ofte er siOrt / Gnslano %
Nmerita.
Deb at oiSponere poer Gienbpmmen
paa oenne Wnaoe tror Gieren beoSt at
tunne bpsse ct uarist os leoeuoe Wo'
uument for BlaoetS @runol9gser,
Sames GORDON Bennett ben 1lore.
5lernelien al Gierens Naun fra gtaoet
bar ingen anoen 8etpbuiug, enb at bets
lremtioi9e Bibeboloelie aniaaes unso'
oenoigt."
Nmeriean Hailwip Union. Zen
tloligere &osierer % SetreiRr ior
brotherhood for Locomotiv Firemen,
eugene y. 8ebs fra 5erre Snute,
3no., bar uRret | Neiu 0orf / Ilere
Gage / Anleonins al Bannelien al en-
nD NrbeIoeroroen, The American Rail-
way Union. DIR. 3ebs flyer, at
itlgnt Der | be 5oreneoe Stoter er fra
10000 III 100000 Sernbauebss
tlente, or Der life mere emo 100000,
iOm err Weolemmsr al Organization
nerne. Sons Wenin9 CT at lumle ale
8rene al 3srnbanebetieute inoenior
ben npe Oroen % at giere llogtiterue
peO al upre / ben iaa inna tom mull9t.
Ger oil life bllue uoget Snote9uingss
belsb o9 iaa iaa geitprere iom muli9t.
5 observation-disclosures Snteresie oil Der
bllpe oprettet ct 3uablao % ct maas
neolt8t Wngniin, buornf bet fDrite ltnl
ilo8aa / Chicago. 9dpitalen lilger pas
rat o9 BIanerne er omtrent lHrolgs.
nnlonen oil alboloe en- a%orpentipu
buert lleroe Nar. Gen isrlte aoluen'
tlon pli bllue bOlot n2lte Giternnr.
Tifingeifibei. 5ra Neiu Yort tele-
9raiereoe5 ben 27be os., Of YltIn9sitI.
bet bar iiaraliieret uoeuiOr Cape Sbcnr,
og at ale Wano ombOro par beoIe
Belaaaenoe,
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-30
Witb igan.

6n tart Organ, Der nrten nnr'
meoe Jig til en- Gpcloue. ramte Dusoaa
Detroit. On Del Greer blalte ON
Yaa ben anbeu SIDE Glpen peo 8inb,
Tor os oens Smesn belpbsr Sfaoen is
tll $4,000. lltnlise 2aoer or blrit
ON / 2anooiitrltterne. 8eo Romulus
blep 8Omllus Manufacturing Sos
Bp9nin8 Boeln9t % Ell Wlaub leml1
ltet. Stationen / 5omn 0oule Deb
DIadlnafu 8anen bl9lte ON. 1eleBrai'
trnaoene er neoe ooer belle Statsn.
6nsItaaenoe Raabeo. Otter tore
NnltrGngelier par bet iurleoen lptieoes
at arreitere @tQlam Suuloan, Der
liolte Sanuar mproeOe 5armer 2.atJ
% Suitru / NRrbeoen al 8urano. 9a
oct bar blepen betienbt, at WOroeren
oIloe antOmme Ill Gorruna iioite GnS'
bag, baese Ell Mob paa 500 MeHneiter
gtoet Wehe, pardt iii at lpuhe BAN,
ldainort ban uiite fig. Betjenteue for
loo lmiolertIo 3rGuet Ell WRil uoenfor
SDen, buOrOeo bet Iptfeoes at BRUCE
Sanger ubinoret ino til Opens 5ru9s
iel, bUor Sulluan bIeu tnget / 5orbsr
% tiIitob Zig itptoig.
Wten Otobbeus 8luotgrit bar fom.
men op, og ben ~iprlan9te tit Sier
Snotll Niten bar alt roll0t, men / s..
bet al 9tatten iamleoe Bnnoen iig paanp
% BRIO IND / 5rn9Ilct. Sberiiien bler
o%uermanoet, boorciter W~tRuoenc began
Jig til Sulltpnus Geue. buor be inuot
BAN llggenoe meo Operltaaret Strube.
st 8eb bleu taitet ON 0alieu paa BAN.
% ueo SlRIp oerai ilrbte ot BAN uben'
for 5GnGilet, bpor Mpn0oen moreoe ia
meo at trarrpe paa 2t0et o. lemlrit'
bet paa en irpgteli9 0taabe. 3erpan
6lep SlGoerne reuet al ben 8DOe, ct
3teb llpnget ooer @renen al ct 3r9 o.
iaa baleoe 8auben 2iset op % neo.
Gnoelis bleu 2iset lsit neb; trutiei
runot / 6rnsielsaaroen og oermeo itils
ties 8anoen. @n iterre Hanbeo tan
pan Ifellg tRntes.
Gn S%fopbrano raier / SfOpeue ON.
firing Nlpena. Ynul @eines 5armbus
og 2aoer Nprbeoen al Gong Cafe bar
i 5%iammernes Bane % nebbranote to.
TAFT. 9a 8inben CT iriit os altins tsrt,
er Der Jare for, of Sloen Ital moo
SDen.
Sneftorm. Sibpemins, 24be Mai.
st iiRrtt Sneialb bespnbte tiolig |
Wtor9es % Sncen inloer enbnu ST.. 9
4iten. Gen imelteoe inotil Wtiora9,
men er III ST. 9 often 4 CONNER tpf.
Stormen Omiatier belle bet uoroligc
Nti6isan. Der er enbnu paa ilere Ste.
Der / Stopene ct Bar SOB Sne fra
iibIte 8iuter.
Stemmeret for Gpinber. st 5or.
flag blep ben 25oe os. ~peota9et sri.
6l8an 9~egislatur, buorueo apinoer iaar
Stemmeret peo BDs o9 S~tolepal9. So.
ben forlanser, at be tuinoelise Stemme'
of9ipere Hal tunne lGie o9 Itriue Gn'
9ellf.