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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-23
VIEWS OF SENATORS.
Various Opinions Upon the Passage of the
 Senate Bill.

Senate Bill.
 Tt Is useless to comment on the perform ance in the house. It ftly concludes long and disreptuable career. From MT. Wilson's lame opening to tho speakers unfortunate and unjust allusion to MT. Cochran it was all of a piece-a struggle in the dust, nauseous swal- lowing, most unsightly exhibition. The house dealt with bill that was not before it. lent itself to "pertidy and dishonor," as the president says-not only did it, but dug down for chance. That parliamentary law was vi- plated is a small affair, for it has not been usual in this house; but that they should pro- claim with their voices that they were to fight trusts and monopolies and then go into an ac- tion which made trust shares go up four points the very day it was adopted demands that se- we're reproduction should accompany false pre- lenses. As for the little bills rushed through the subterfuge is too apparent for even mo- mcnt's consideration It is pure humbug. They pass a bill taxing sugar and coal and th en pass dummies pretended to repeal it, and all the same day. IT. B. Reed.
 There is no comparison between this bill and the Mckinley law. The former is taxation, while the latter is robbery. ."-Benton McMillan.
 The passage of the senate bill by the house Is the most disgraceful chapter in American history. The position heretofore assumed by the house is conceded to be right, even by the senate, and is now surrendered to some per son whose identity even is concealed. There Is no evidence that the senate would not have agreed on compromise. In the caucus MT. Wilson was asked to name the men who were holding up the American congress, but he de- clined to do so. We have. therefore surren- dered to . rumor, the source of which cannot be traced The walls of Jericho falling before a blast of wind yielded to force more tangible than that which sent the house of representa- tives scurrying into an abject, cowardly, self confessed betrayal of the principles which they profoss w. Bourke CockraR
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Alas! Things got worse and worse, and one day, after ten misera ble months, he was sent for from the works in haste. Laura was raving and shrieking in the widest paroxysm of brain fever
 Where are the children? Save them from that man! Henry, please take him five pounds-no, he wants ten pounds now, and can't get it"
 In such piteous, moaning ejacula- tlons she revealed the secret terror that was killing her.
 But perfect love casts out fear and Jealousy, and Laura's husband did her no injustice. Tenderly he nursed the poor, shattered wife and mother back to life again, though it was an almost hopeless task with that nameless hor- TOT ever beside her. One night, when she was a little stronger, he led her on to talk of the past, and he was so low ing and so pitiful that in a flood of life giving tears she poured out to him the whole miserable story. Then the burden fell from her life, and she dropped happily into the first sweet, healthy sleep she had had for nearly year. She never asked again for her tormentor; she only knew that he had disappeared from South Staffordshire, and joy and peace came back to her heart and home.
 But one day, after the lapse of four years she received dirty, anonymous letter full of threats and insoent de- hands for money This time she went at once to her husband with the trouble.
 Don't be frightened, Laura" he answered. ''I know the fellow. He is one of gang of four who have just ] come to Sackett village He will be in jail before tomorrow night. This time he shall not escape my venge- ance."
 He had scarcely finished speaking when couple of men ran up to the house, crying:
 "Measter Measter! Here be Dim- mitt's height slewered away and there's a 'crowning inn"
 The iron master leaped to his feet and was soon following the evil mes sengers to the village. He knew that Sackett was all undermined with pits and workings, and it was possible the whole village was in danger. The dis aster was right in the center of it, and he was not long in reaching the great
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-23

anteSt sites of the famous Richmond hill. It had once been the residence of noble family, but it was at that time only a celebrated school for young ladies. The house itself was a plain, substantial brick one, and there were plenty in the vicinity that in every point eXcelled it; but nowhere was there garden of greater loveli- ness than it's high brick walls shut in.
 This was especially so in the morn- ings and evenings, when the alleys and the hazel walks and the woodbine arbors were full of groups of beautiful young English girls-girls with flow ing brown hair and eyes as blue and clear as heaven, and faces innocent and fresh as if each face had been made out of rose. But even where all are beautiful, some one will be found loveliest of all, and Laura Fal. concr was the acknowledged belle of the upper class.
 She was nineteen years of age, but she still fingered at Mme. Mere's school, partly because it had been her only home for five years and partly because her guardian considered it to be the best place for her until she was twenty-one, when she would receive her fortune and become her own mis- treSs. So Laura remained at madame's, studying little, but still having a much larger amount of liberty than that granted to the other pupils. This liberty permitted her to shop with proper escort and also to pay frequent visits to acquaintances resident in Richmond and London.
 On one of these excursions she had met Ernest Trelawny, and it is of this gentleman she is so confidentially talking to her chief friend, as they walk in the lon eliest part of the gar den together.
 Il am so glad, Clara, that we met him this afternoons; l wanted you so much to see Ernest. Is he not hand some?"
 "I never saw such eyes, Laura! And figure! And his stylish dress! Oh, I think he is so grand and so-well, so mysterious-looking, as if he were poet or something"
 And ther his conversation, Clara! He talks as I never heard any one else talk-so romantic, dear!'
 ''Oh, think you must be a very happy girl, Laura! often wish had some one to love me as Earnest loves you"
 Laura sighed and looked up senti- mentally.
 You have a father and mother, Clara. I am quite alone. Ernest says that is one reason he at first felt as if he must love me-"
 "What would Mime. Mere say?"
 Madame must not know for the world, Clara. She would write to my guardian. Oh, Clara, I am going to tell you a great secret! Ernest and l have determined to run away to Gretna Green and get married"
 "Oh-h-h-h! Laura, how dare you? Madame will be sure to find it out. She never looks as if she knew things, but she always does. When are you going?"
 Tonight. Ernest will be waiting with carriage at the end of the gar den wall. l have bribed cook to leave the kitchen door unlocked, and l shall go through her room and down the back stairs"
 Thus, until the nine o'clock bell rang, q II. IT. T IL.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-23
THE SUGAR BRIGADE.
Half Q year, hclf a year.

Half O year, holf a year, Half year onward, Floundered the senators, Floundered and blundered Over the Wilson bill Madly they rode to kill, Cushing their bloody ill., Clashes Six Hundred. Slashing to right of them, Slashing to left of them, How the wild senators
 Monkeyed and blundcredi On through the Wilson bill, On OCT the corpse of Hill, Slashes they made at will, Slashes Six Hundred. When can their glory fade3 What was tho poodle paid? All the world wondered How much they took in trade While they the changes made, Changes Six Hundred.
 Chicago Tribun
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-23
Kind Hearted Maiden ii

Kind Hearted Maiden tnShlng TOT stray penny in her purse)-"l sup pose you poor blind people feel your misfortune keenly." Blind Mendicant --"Yes, indeed. The Lord only knows how I miss the pleasure of being able to look into the beautiful faces of the handsome and lovely ladies who are kind enough to donate" Kind Hearted Maiden (fishing outa quarter)-''Here, poor fellow, take this. I'm sure you are deserving. "-ArkaDsaw Thomas Cat
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-23

device to satisfy the foreign monopo- ly, and at the same time the miners of this country whom that monopoly proposes to impoverish.-N. Y. Trib- unc
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-23

Lulu B. George, a wall paper de- signer in New York, drew Chinese pattern which proved so popular that SoO,OOo rolls of the paper have been sold.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-08-23

HIRTY years ago there was a grand brick
 house, stand. ing in t h 0
 m i'd s t of a sweet old gar den, on one
 of the pleas
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
AROUND THE COURTS.
Want Commissioners Jonas and
Boerner Ousted-Other News.

Quo warranto petitions we're filed in the
67Gu DIsLrrcJ court this afternoon 10y
Is Kiolbassa against Peter Jonas and by
julius Bielstein against William BOerner,
in which they want defendants Oust-d
from Office of county commissioners and
ask that said offices be adjudged REALTORS,
Kiolbassa and BielsIein. Judge n oman
ordered that tho district clerk nile the pc
tition and Immediately issue process 10
the respondent, reiurnable December Il.
THE DISTRICT COURTS.
The jury in the case against Antonio
BuSIillO, charged with rape, was COM
pleted last evening, and Is as follows:
Adam Nocker, August Hrrff. Pat Camp.
bell, A. j. Burger, George Jordan, w. q.
A. Stewart, Michael VOlz, Thomas Horau
and Henry Wossnig. The trial was be-
gun this morning and will occupy the
balance Of the day 10 Judge Noonan's
court.
A case OF L w. Moore against the
Hartford Fire Insurance company, suit
Oh insurance policy, is being tried by jury
10 the Forty fifth District court.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Paul Herman VS.. Louisa F. Z. Schil-
ling. for treSpas to try title on laud on
the HeOtes, aud for damages and injunc-
tion.
w. -. tledSdnlS VS.. ID ". OLOul eI d.,
to remove cloud from title.
Matte Morris VS.. Sanford Morris, d.
vOrce on the grounds Of cruel treatment
Mrs. Ernestine Schulz vs.. Mrs. Eliza
beth A. Fry ct al, on prnmiSSOry note.
l.. Frank Il Co. VS.. j. +. Needhan, debt
COURT NOTES.
A marriage license was issued to Mr..
George Halamuda and Miss Nellie Ian.
dauer this morning.
Bud" King, who has been in the coun-
ty jail. charged with assault 10 murder,
was released yesterday, as it was proven
he was not the man who committed the
a: sault.
Conception Nunez was tried for burg
larry at New Braunfels last Saturday and
was given two years in the penuentiary.
H. has charge OF grand larct ny pending
against him, for winch he will be tried
here, and is in the county Jail until his
trial comes up.
In Judge Kings court yesterday after
noon judgment was rendered for painful
the sum of 81 800 81 in a case of Euge-
MIA A. Thompson WickeS against ID. Il
FAINT, suit on promiSsory note and to for, Z.
close lien.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
Arguments in the Debs Case.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.-Arguments
on the motion to squash all the in
dictments against Eugene V. Debs,
George w. Howard, Sylvester
Keliher, X. w. Rogers, John F.
McVean, Leroy M. Goodwin, M. j..
Elliott, William Burns and James
Hogan, the directors at the Ameri-
can railway union, and sixty other
alleged conspiratOrs who took part
in the recent strike, will be heard
today in the United States Court
probably before Judge Grosscup.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
Southern Insurance Men Meet.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. "A meet
ing will be held here today COM
posed of members OF the Southern
Tariff association, Kentuckey aud
Tennessee Underwriters for Ar
kansaw and Texas and Fire to ar
range, il possible, a plan whereby
the cotton business OF the South
can be secured so the fire COM
panies operating in the Southern
states.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
Board of Review Meets.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The Board
OF Review of the National TrOt-
ting association will meet today at
the Murray Hill Hotel.
A special meeting Of the board
will be held at Chicago in the ear
ly spring Of '95, to accommodate
the western members who are IN
able to attend.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
Failure at Gstesvllle.

WACO, Texas, Dec. 4.-Special-
A telegram from Gatesville, says /:
William Colgin & Co., dealer in
dry goods and shoes, filed a deed
OF trust last night. for $29,430,43,
making w. B. Woodward, trustee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
Ohio Society Dimes Mayor-Elect
Strong.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Ohio
society will give a dinner to its
retiring president, Mayor-elect
William L. Strong, this evening at
Delmonico's. 1t will be IL testi-
monial of the clubs gratitude to
the Colonel for his long and faith
full services as president of the So
ciety.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
To Choke Kolh Off.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 4-Represen-
tative Knight introduced bill In the
House today declaring 1t a felony for any
person not legally declared elected to any
office. to take the oath and attempt o
discharge the duties of such Office This
is a shaft aimed at KOlb.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
San Antonio Gas Co.

The final trial, in case the motion
to quash is overruled, IS it I'M
doubtedly has been set for January
8. Among those indicted is J. T..
Hanahan, secretary of the brother
hood Of locomotive firemen, and
recent candidate for Congress from
Chicago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
A Senator's Funeral,

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 4,-The remains {
the late Ex-senator Brown were burie
Yesterday,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
Suicide at Tyler.

TYLER, Tex, Dec. 4.-Special.-
Van Thomas, a prosperous farmer
suicided by morphine last night
near here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
An Able Liar ls Here,

WASHINGTON, Dec. Am explanation
from the Porte to the Turkish embassy,
throws the blame for the Armenian out
RACES in SaSSoun upon agit4Jors from
Rouman'a aud Greece, undsr orders from
a wealthy Armenian committee in Lon
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
American Board of Appeals.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-The Board
Of Appeals of the American Trot'
ting association will hold a
meeting at the Auditorium today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
Bolstering His Credit.

GREEN BAY, Wis, Dec. 4.-BiShOp Cot.
ter denies the $500 Gro loan. and 'ha
Archbishop Ireland IS financially embar'
raSSpd
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-12-04
Threw Off the Moose.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec, 4. -Buddy
Wooten aud Geo. Mappot, to have hanged
yesterday for murder, were reSDited till
Jan. IL, by the governor, just 30 minutes
before execution.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
Wt. Sureb, @tSepnfiu.

Sr. Heoattgri - 3eres 8lao er altio Ell
oeltommen @l9it hos pS, % mango er bet
Der, iom beiD8es at "Eoiten"; bog er bet life
uite, ri fer noset berira / oens Spalter.
Ser bar perct ipariomt meo Eesn MI en-
Stuno, og bet be9pnoer at bIipe sauite tprt.
Saroeit GO Stafius er siort beromirins, %
lr9itin9en er / iulo 3ur. Oct er saaet al
Ntooen Der oaiaa M at BRUCE Seitefrait, Do
9ampmafinen taser SeItenes Ylaos. &unoe
M no9et flpstist Sopso opfiuoe en- Waltine,
iom tlnoe taae WenneIfsnes pIaos omfrins
2rRltemaIfinen, ptloe bans Yllnoe bIipe
bGoret iom @ridipns, Der opfanot "gRus
nitpr~.
Mtouut Soreb be9pnoer at blipe flor; fioite
gars Improvements belpb fig til uoset ODER
100000. oeriblunot er g%tabsmtet, iom toitsoe
uo8et oper $1,000.
ia leg Tom til at n9pne G%taoemiet, iaa
fan ies beretts, at bi bar en- meaet patfer
S~ipIebpsnins % noii9ter til en- COB S,ole,
mar bet mn fommsr ignro. Erof. ". g.
8iprnebp al Grafton, u. 3, er oaIst til
Irlucipal for bet fommenos Stoleaaar, %
g. 8. Sigrn at Sumbrota, Winn, iom
Nsfiteni, % meo iaaoanne &raiter pentes
BET, at Sfolen bill 9aa frem. Wiis Ratbiloe
6inietb al @pOobue Go, Ninu., er sienual9t
til NuifI9rsrinoe; beHoes 3p9ti9beo /
bette Sag har braat oenue Brande Of Sto.
len meaen IaaitiBunelie.
Zen lutberlfe Neni9beo Der, iom bar oGret
betieut al Taitor 9. @unocrion, bar faloet
6. 8. Sigrn til BrGit. Taitor @unoerion
inoienbte fin Reii9natiou, oa ban troebe, at
en- al 29rerne ueo Ntaoemiet buroe betlene
Neni9beoen Der. Yait. @unoerion bar tire
anore Meni9bsoer at betieue, % oerfor
MATTE benne Renisbeo usie fig meo aften.
gu~ostieneiter.
SUr tripelige Sp bar tn9en Salponer,
aip arcbiten berfUr til NoromGnoenes Sps
ri9tigbeo mob fig ielo % oeres Meomenue'
Ter. vi itemmer ire mob en- imuo btsie
3jeoelens Spnaspser, iom life brinser anoet
eub uIptte os glenOi9beo nleo Jig.
Saa maa leg lutte for oenre Gang meb
ell peulig Silien til SIaoets &eoaitton us
bets mango 99iere. q.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

ninstou gountp. ssormerne bar mismooios,
% Sfpssrsp iunoe iuseu Rnltiner i9Ias, -
men sneeIis fiofi I Rai iom ct WeanItpt, ION
bilisos baaoe pan Tom, iom ltigo bort Iaa
rnesst til lluptte, % paa 5armsrus. ION ina
lRnge bdpos uRrst beorspeos. Ct uemRrtet
He9n bar bet, iaa man tan life iorunors ia,
ON 5nrmsrue trni liot paa smllebaauoei,
tbt bet reaneee ina of iiee en- bel Naauso,
meo I,ot SoIltiu iblauot.
Ro8en SageItorns bar heller lite beriet
Der ! Sst iaa Suobsftninssn or uomar,st.
Uasn tror &c, OR. Rsoaitpr, at Garmsrns
MI er ttlfreosp 9ei, be ilaser oqisspel ODER
TRANCE 3iSer, snten be fanr msset sIsr Tibet
gn R9n8oe meo 9rust er Der osiaa /
SSH. Gnbsrion 8 RsIano bar / SgIt Den
ftsrfts os iineite Sope, iom er I glod oils.
en Norif Out, Tom arbsioeoe Saa en- Sag.
msle, III f~crleoen fine enc grm a%fItaarst peb
Stuloeren. 5orreitsn er Der iusen Rpbeoer
at berette berfra. Suuobeostilfauosn er
iaapiot uioes COB.
Rep. O. 8. Breiuii boIot ben 15os gull
fin Gfieopraoiten I Sapio Ctr, iaa Rents.
beben bar piit iusen fat aniat 9rGa, men
b~etieHeS miOlertioig nf Batter Solum fra
9eabpooo.
Enl'enoe 'Ioten" os oeu5 gerIpuale
Selo, tesner ies mig
On Garmeraut.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
seuoaa, cesaua Co., w,ihtaan.

Sr. Gieoattgr: - IA ie8 ier | Blaoene, at
Der Itnl boIoes so Vars Set paa aoibto.
nung, iaa oil ieg o9iaa berette ON en- so
9lars Self, iom ri f~prleeen bolot Der.
Iarttu 6rooeion fra &ra9erB Tom oosr
iamtioig meo Taitor 9ietrIdion. Sun bar
oa IA Gur sammel. San bar o9iaa en- Of be
aIsr iprite Settlere her, o9 fom bio for 40
aar iioeu. Sor 80 glar iioeu tos ban Oct
gauo, bpor ban III Dor. Zen Ace gusuIt
bar bet so glar iioen ban Tom til Milipautee.
zen ste ausuit iamleoes ben itanomaptite
8eiolfnlug Der | Settlementet, benoeo $40
Ieripner, / bans SIeu, boor pt operraite
BAN Ell paiter 2Gneitol o. Here andre Go
Der iom ct 8epis for Dor Nstelie o. Seus
9ipenbeb for BAN. apiuoerne baooe bragt
meo fig Maoturpe, os mart bar tore goroe
oaffeoe meo bel ima9enoe Retter. aitenen
tilbragtes meo Gang % niunter Samtale,
oa ole git biem glade oper, at BABE tllbraat
en- fornpielis Niten.
@eprae Nelipu,
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
9atn8ton Prairte, Gantod 60.
NOtpd.

or. 8sbaftpri - Oct CT mig en- FOR Sor,
neielle at lGie be manage 8rsoe fra be iors
fieat9s Dele at 9anost, ION bpsr nse finoss
I NGseorah' gotsn@s SpaIter. Sea bar
enoHu lille ieet nuset fra bette Settlement,
%, on "3ecorab.I oftsn" er en- ijRriumnen
@i9it ! mango Sus, iaa oiI iss tiIabe mig at
tnoienoe rpgle 2inier.
aanoet runot Der ar tint % frustburt.
per er gjort fore 6rsmitriot paa 90 aar.
Gett9ans bar Der lie fort anoet suo ben
otloe % snoelsie grairis, iaa lanst Diet
tinoe mao. 0n oerimoo oil bu is usloprs
ieoe Garnte meb fore os Imutte Banning
buis, onnrin8et af en- bel Del imutte 5r9r.
De asite Of Settlerue Tom bio uben Ssuae
% Wioler, nj er De bel Of; men iaa bar be
o9iaa maattet arbsioe fro Morssn til aiten
| en- 8Rife at aar.
Ser tales en- Eel ON Sgri Wangsl paa
Eegn % oaarlise 2ioer, men ies tror iuaen
liSer Nso. Oct fer uo til, at be ilarer fig
9obt, ielp ON Garusien life bliper at ben
beofte.
Ser er en- lite iaa lioen norIf Reniabeo,
Tom b~etienes al Bat. s. .. Stpalsfusn af
ben Soreueoe &irte. Gan er en- tro o. fIittis
@uSsoros J%ortbnosr; ban Dor life Der, men
b~etleuer oS 10 9anss ON Garet. Seq baa.
Der ban fremoeleS bill baue Selo o. 4piie
nso fit fore Grbeioe at fprbebre Renne.
itene % fsre benz ino | 8iarlisbeosus itisnne
e9ne, bpor Retfaroisbeo % life Nasten sr
ber1fenoe.
SEQ bar left ON en- gammsl TrGft ionl
orpnte, at ban BAR ipGnot Ior en- go9n, iom
ban ltnIoe orase sjennsm Splen, ioet ban
mente, at bans Nentsbeo Ifuloe itppe bag.
gfen oa ban fanot, at bet gift iaa traabt, op.
oa9eoe ban peo uRrmere uuoeriegeIie, at
bele Neni9beosn bsfoemt bauOe taget 4laos
Inoe tSognen. vi faar baabe, at in8en al
pore 9rRiter mna faa Neiligbso til at
orentme ben 9rgnt. Sntet &irfearbeioe
9aar, meomluore boerteusite WsoIsm al See.
ni9beoen, @amle og unse, nso til ben
minoite Sjot paa S~guoa9sItuIsu, ta9er
Snteresie | BET, taloer bet "iit" og biRIper
paa Ell eler auoen Raabe. Semmelisbeoen
ueo en- oriftis 8irte ligser t. at ale og en-.
bner 9igr no9et.
On penIi9 Silieu til Dem, Sr. Reoaitsr,
% AEoiten~ mango 29iere.
gn Npfommsrpige.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
Sotpn 40, Hanae Fl, alberta,
II. ~. z.

Sr. Reonttgr! - Seq ol beoe ON 9laos
for nosle 9iuier / "9olteu", % iea er re,if
til alberta, Canada, pe liter 2anoet aoot
Der, oa oa je9 peo, at Der er mango / Sta.
terne, ium oniter liot Splpsuins ON alberto,
iaa er ies uilis til at sioe Den sjennsm
"9piten".
Ser er uomRrtet Sorobuno, bpor lea bar
taset 2auo, o. Der er enonn not al goot o.
ieunt 2ano OF iaa ruuot os. 8i err MI 80
Stanoinaper / en- lioen Gmtreos, iom bar
ina pnttert os soot 2ano, ipm MAI fan gnIte
lia oa, oa pi life fnar uogen Stat at reane
for paa 2anoet inoeu 10 War er omme, iaa
ipnes iee, at bet er iaa COB RiaoS at reiie
til, iom noseniteos / Sta.erne. DIan tan
faa 100 acres pua Someiteuo, os bet toiter
bore $40; man ian PROBE op paa tire Gar.
6orreIeu er Der baaoe Siou os 4rairieIano
o9 Slaottelano efter 8ebae. os alttng ipnes
at bore meeet irobist. Oct CT efter min
Nsnins ct meset soOt 9tftrltt for blanoet
earning.
Soao &limatet ansadr, iaa er Sommeren
uomRriet; iuseu 9oruabos elsr Storme, os
Seen faIoer sanite ieuut os title. meo meset
paiisrt SolitIu tnslem og ilslise Q9tter.
Carl Berg.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
Ten npe Sp Smttcruut, Winn.

Sr. 8ebattBrl - 8utternIt or Napnet pao
Ell M 8n, Tom bar iprnnget pp Der, itoen
ben lite Warts. Ser er M ct Wteieri, Ct
Store. ct smeoeiboo os Ioit Office, %
tray TtnI ri faa &lgoibop en- saoeImassr
% andre 5prretuin9er.
Bort NSeiert er ct ai De beoite / oenue Gel
al Statsu. Set er pprettet os eieS Of Ell
Spmpa9ni at so Sarmere berrunot, o9 De
tommer her meo fin Dtelt bper Rorsen.uno.
taeen Ssnbaseue. RelerietS 5Ormano er
gilbert @utterion; ban bar 0siaa pGret
ben, lom bar iIGmpet b~aaroeit for at iaa
bet iltanb % er en- me9et opstig Nano. Si
bar oaiaa Ell me9et opstis gteieriit.
Storet er bpoget uf gbriitiau Strsm Os
GbarleD Sobuion, iom osiaa beftprer Bolt.
cfficen. Sc er op9ttse WGHo, men oerss
&apital er life for mol til at bape alt, bpao
en- FARMER bebsper, % oeriVr er Der itGri
Yale ON at organiiere ct 5armeriture / Sgit.
Bort Smeoeibop er f9roist, os Sr. Sab
rub, icm bar bnaset ben, ltal oGre en- meset
ppotio Mano. San bar fsr baut en- Chop
etteos / Spp 2atota, men, oa be miiteoe i'm
Qplin0 oeroppe, iua tGntte ban bet par beoit
at reiie berira. Sons Camille bill iomme
eiter, iaa mart ban faar bpsset GUS.
gofofFcen beboer 8uttcrunt; Dor or.
melte Sp er Gale grpital, os perfra fommer
Soften 8 gause ON ussn. Ser fommer
mango "1seurab-BUiter" bio, men Der er
mango, iom euouu life bar foranoret fin
gloresie.
9plin9en berrunot er ubmGriet goo, %
3rGifniusen er uu | fnlo Gong.
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