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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
COFFEY THE FIRST VICTIM.
His Death Revives Interest i'm the
New Army Rifle. ta

HIS Death Revives Interest in the
New Army Rifle.
Private Thomas Coffey, the military
convict shot and instantly killed at
Fort Sheridan, by Sentinel Jacob M.
kressl while trying to escape last
Tuesday, lived in st. Paul for a time
Corey enlisted in 1887, and was sent
to Troop F, First cavalry, at Fort AS
sinnaboine, Mont. He deserted in 1883
and enlisted in Company f, Third in
fantry. He was recognized and tried
for desertion, found guilty, and SEN
fenced to six months at hard labor.
He assaulted a sentinel, and after
beating him into insenSibility ESCAPED.
He wandered to st. Paul and lived here
a while, but later gave himself up at
Fort Smelling. He was tried for as
sault and deSertion and sentenced to
five years at Leavenworth, April 10,
1893. He was sent to Fort Sheridan.
June 81, 1895.
The killing Of Coffey has revived In
military and surgical circles the dis
cusSion of the effects of the Krag-
JorgenSen rife shot, for it was with
one of these he was killed. In fact he
is the first man who has been killed
In this country with the new rifle. The
gun was adopted because of it's alleged
contribution to the humane side of
warfare. The tremendous velocity
given the nickel encaSed ball and its
hard coating were said to be an as
surance Of a ciean-cut wound. The ball
entered Coffeys skull, and passing
through exerted an explosive effect.
TIL bones Of the skull were shattered
as If by an explosion.
Lieut.. Thompson, chief Of the ord
nance office Of the department Of Mis-
souri,, in speaking Of the wound said:
1.-THE effect Of the ball in the killing
Of Coffey does not surprise me in the
least The claim Of the ball making a
clean hole, which closes up readily
after it, is true, when the claim relates
to the muscles and bones of the body.
Wounds there will be less painful and
less fatal than those made by the old
arm. This clean-cut wound is due to
the high velocity Of the ball (2,OO0 feet
a secondD and the hard coating of
nickel that preserves the form of the
ball. But when the ball comes in con-
tact with fluid matter the effect is SIM
liar to that Of an explosion. =
''The rifle is known in army circles
as the magazine, model 1892, ca1iher
go It is constructed on the Krag-Jor-
gensen system, vastly improved. The
infantry of the army has just been
armed with this rifle and the cavalry
will soon be armed with q. carbine some
eight inches shorter in the barrel.
"a simple lead bullet propelled at the
high velocity now used, which is some
thing like 1000 feet a second, would
strip or override the rifling. This bull
let, striking at short range, say up, to
400 or 500 yards, does terrible damage,
particularly if it strikes any of the
vital organs of the body, such as the
brain, the heart, or the lungs; it
causes a shattering which Is best term
ed an explosive effect"
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
HO. FOR ATLANTA.
Editorial Association Committee
Completes Arrangements for
Excursion.


After a two days session, the COM
mittee Of the Minnesota Editorial as
sociation in charge of the arrange
mentS for the Atlanta exposition trip,
finished it's work late last night. The
committee spent several days going
over the route in July, and has COM
pleted all details for one of the most
pleasant trips ever taken by the North
Star editors. The trip will occupy the
time from Sept. % to Oct. 6, inclusive
and will be through one of the most
interesting sections of the South, in
cluding it's famous battlefieldS and
prominent cities.
So far, 100 papers of the state have
been booked, and the excursion party
will number 160 persons,l who will
leave st. Paul in three special Pull
man coaches via the Chicago Great
Western, at 7:30 clock, on the evening
of the 28th. The party will leave Chi
cago at p. m. on the evening of the
18th, over the Eastern Illinois, going
to Nashville, Tenn. The day of the
Both will be spent in Nashville, when
the editors will be entertained by the
chamber of commerce, the Press club
and the director general of the Ten
nessee centennial exposition, which is
to be held at Nashville next year
Leaving Nashville at 9 p. m, the
party will reach Chattanooga on the
morning Of Oct. 1, and after being en-
tertained at breakfast by Hon. H
Clay Evans, will be taken in carriages
to visit the famous battlefield near
Chattanooga, which is now known as
the Chattanooga National park. Re-
turning by way of Missionary Ridge,
the party will be served with a noon
day luncheon on the ridge, and at4 D.
m. will reach Lookout mountain, where
dinner will be served at Lookout Inn, -,
Leaving Chattanooga at midnight
the special train will reach Atlanta on
the morning of Wednesday, Oct 2, and
the party will be driven at once to the
Oriental hotel, where breakfast Will be
served. Two days will be spent In
this delightful city, Oct. 2 being a aay
Of special programme and designated
Minnesota day." Leaving Atlanta on
Friday morning, Oct. 4, the party will
come directly home, reaching ST. Paul
on the morning of Oct. 6. 3W
The editors have arranged to take a
printing outfit with them and will pub
lish a daily paper en- route. In3rthe
makeup Of this sheet every contribut-
or must write his own copy and set
1t up, and no contributions of however
great literary merit will be accepted
unless their author can set type The
committee of arrangements will be in
session at the Windsor hotel, its head
quarters, on the day of the .2Sth, to
aid any of the party in completing
arrangements. So general has been
the interest in the excursion that al
ready the list that can be accommo-
dated has been completely filed, and
no berths are left in the three cars.
The committee on arrangements con-
sists of Messrs. Hunt, of the Mankato
Free Press: c. c. Whitney, of the
Marshall Messenger, and H. p. Hall
and G. p. Slime, both of this city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
SCARE ON THE COAST,
CalifOrnians Want Cholera
Quarantine.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-The To-
cal health officers are seriously con-
s;dering the establishment of quaran-
tine stations at the north and south
lines of the state, along the lines of the
railroads, and the plan Will be earnest
ly considered at the joint meeting of
the local board of health, the sur
geons of the United States marine
service and the state board of health,
to be held here on neXtTuesday.
The health authorities are thoroughly
aroused to the threatened danger by
the close proximity of Asiatic cholera.
AS already announced, the board of
health has declared Honolulu an in
fected port. and hereafter all vessels
from there will be detained and fumt-
gated.
The members of the board of health
do not fear the Introduction of cholera
through the medium OF steamers and
other vessels from infected ports, be-
cause they consider the quarantine al
ready established and in force will
form a perfect safeguard, but they
are not so certain about the railroads.
Some of the members consider that the
greatest danger lies in those who are
landed in other ports and reach this
city by railroads. Already the subject
has been earnestly discussed and the
proposition to establish the quarantine
stations at the points named will be
urged at the coming joint conference
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
Henry Rird nn,,..

The funeral of Henry Bird took pIace
yesterday afternoon, interment being in
Oakland cends:ntos cemetery. The services We're re
GS1naucteo py Key. c. d. Andrews, of
present and the profusion Of floral
tributes were an evidence of the a..
TEEN In which he was held. Being in
the prime of life. light hearted, with a
quaintance, he will be missed by q
host of friends. :"
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
Hendricks school ENROLMENT.

The effect of the change of school
boundries from Anita to State street,
West st. Paul. is shown on the in
school. The result of the change has
added two new teachers to the force,
Mrs. Baer and Miss Mary Slavin Ali
the extra scholars, however, have been
provided for At present there are 46C
rooms and thirteen teachers, besides
the principal.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
The Chicago Great Western RafI-
way Does Its

Send your family railway tickets ana
money from the Chicago Great West
'ern Ticket Office maple Leaf Route).
corner Robert and Fifth streets. No
charge for special service or kilograms.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
Troops Arrive i'm Cubo.

HAVANA .Ekpt. aA-The steamer
Colon has arrived here. haviner on
board the Rey battalion, consisting Of
81 officers and 1000 men, comman nded
by Gen. MADAM. The reception re-
corded them was enthusiasts.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
Two Souls United-

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Capt. c. E. Ban
croft and Miss Margaret Kindel, son
and daughter of the favorite actors or
those names. were married today at
All Souls church.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16

GENESEE, n. Y, Sept. ia cold
wave struck the valley on Saturday.
resulting in a heavy frost last night
which destroyed the few grapes and
other crops not yet harvested. The
thermometer registered 80 degrees at S
o'clock this morning.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16

OSWEGO, N. Y. Sept. 15.-Osweso
county was visited by severe frost last
night. Grapes sustained serious dam
age.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16
FROST IN NEW YORK.
Does Serious Damage to Grapes
md Late Crops.

GLOVERSVILLE, n. Y, Sept. Is
Mercury registered 50 degrees here
this morning and ice formed This is
Oh degrees lower than last Wednesday,.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-16

NYACK, n. Y. Sept. 15.-There was
heavy frost throughout the interior OF
Rockland county last night.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Nor, Hpicam 60, Mtnu.

HoIeaI Goluntp er nDlig or9anlleret;
&ittiou GpnltD CT nemIi9 belt 10 9eie, %
oeu pitre Gel bar fact Napnet Jtoieau
County, meeG anbSbpeu Gpienu ipm GOnrtps
iGoe, Scr bar ct iuare 9tuan, ia County,
fommislGrerne bapoe pei8t GmbeOsmGno.
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for Sag / Miuuriota paa iaa % iaa gore
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ior en- fltti9 Mano at faa fig ct Slent. Men
iugen oUertcrer He8ierin9slanc. Der er
GIaoien for ben fattige Sam Iieforigrger til
at ltabe fig en- ~unib9n8i9 StlQn g, Som
bio til Hoieau GouutD og fire Goer en- 9pb
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Sano iamt rig Soro for NpIin9 Of al SIags
Sob. Gen 5io er life Iangt bOrte, oa 5ies
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npe 5ratter, ila M sI9lcer bet at faa fig
en- so % bgrie Den efter beoite Gpne,
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uoaet at bet Slass.
g 8peu Hoieau er to gan0toHtorer, bpor
man fan faa fit Someiteao. Yapir for SIC
naar man iaa bar leoet paa Sanbet / s gar,
tan man prove up og iaa fin 3eeo, iaa'
leoes fan man blipe gier al 100 gcrts Gano;
oct n,aa prre beore 8etin9elier, emo at be-
tale fra 5 til 10 Dollars pr. Gcre.
&. G. &pmelanb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
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pt' ~ init gcnemmeli Siteo Nor9f,
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iat w. hen 15pe 9toObr. o9 anto'ii I'll
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~, montaua I'll Norge.
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a rf,. 7 2psu fra Weip y ri til
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s IsT,, Inner Sac, uite Ouer 80 Or. 5tenumlIr'
w. @,or, TOran0rjuger 9lsres life Der, llrr
".,Ssbnop,u Oct er op8 | bet Itote
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e par,rmsmaitfuer %(5eporator) til at ltumme
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talOtt MI btOf.
6ps &c, &r. Repa'tsr, Dil torbarnte Gem
,r,r nisie gtuicr, piI teg lutte meo ell SeiI
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tS % ri boaber, at Der maa blipe Here.
On Tttta 6Iieu til SlGgt % Senner /
etrnn, Erempcaleau 60, ISIS, % StaiH9s,
mcn,ora, Sobu s. @ieIteH.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
1ogsfo, Suo Tafotd.

0r. Rcoattpr! . Sunbbeostiltanoen er
oOo Opfrolt berruuOt, % cn er Suloe %
enrfoa life til Port Seiuar for oS, JON
,uona har 8iFiugbIOO pore Garer.
Gil pOr iUQe3 5prnGIeIie % Nptte bar u
sroaniieret to 5oreuin8er, JON mpoer ell
gano pm lIgeu. Gen enc er en- Sdn9ior'
taina, jom bar giOrt 9Uoe 5remitriot; tattet
prre Dor alrt,iangcr, iom Ogiaa ereH no.
mrrFet goO SaugIGrer, Gen anoen or Ell
Collaborating, iom ogjaa tribes 9oot "a
pHer fla at vrre babe til 9Groomt, NDttc
o. 6ornglclic.
9dlut en- 8nf til Soften, % SeIo o9
gpT!e puIteS 9}etattiOneu % 9Gierue.
6aislpbpg oingCH.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Srooftnas, Sgo Tafoto.

Mrs. s. y. Sobuion oDoe ben 14oe STARTS
% blep besrauen ben 17oe.
Sn9eboro Spuersoatter HamsruO bleu
fpot Den 23oe Sept. 1888 Btrio grsIteo1elO,
Norge, nouauoreOe til gmer,ra / 1860 "a
bointte fig / Gopn BAILEY, g8is., bpor INN
bleo GIFT mebiS z. 9Obnjon ben 27oe Starts
1855. 9cres 2Gateitab bleu relIianet meo
8 Sgrt, bporai 2 er OObe. 9. y. Spbnpn
~ilgtteoe 1879 meO fin camille til garuta,
boor DC boiatte fiji / NGrteoat Of 8roofiras.
5 1884 tIDttere De tno til 8per. tpor be bele
5i0en iioen bar Oreoet ct Sotel.
gfrS. S. y. Subnion bar ell mil, clitelia
aone, lom panot mango Yenner, men inaen
6lenoer; bun lepeoe et eTemplariit lptteltat
6arntlteIto, og ipnl bun ellfeoe fin 6amilte,
blsp bun % iclp elitet % aiBoLot al Dem
ole, laa bet bar / Sanobeo en- tuna Spra,
Der ina baitig ranmeoe 6antil Ell, % iiteoet.
tor @lGoe % Smtl lotteoe Saarerne frem.
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o9iaa Mtrs. Sobnlpn James at ole 9totIte
ber | Sroo.tn8s. spun bar Ell D rtjom
aoinoe. % oeItp9 neo 5uer % @leoe / Iaa.
bel aoiuoefureuinaen iom andre ~tlryeliae
6oranltaltntnser, % Buor bun uar tiliteo2.
bopOe bun altio ct penIi9t Sro % bjalp til
meo Raao o9 9aao.
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til &r9n8iel, % mango bar be 2aarer, ionl
Ilgo | oenue alcogsiuloe 5ime. 8aitor 80.
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Siua'etuen sr 9atter al Seuiopeo) talte i
atrten, % bet uar i SanoDeo en- a~lporli1
Siuno baaoe for ben iDr9euoe 6amilie iaa.
pei lom ben belle 6oriamIius.
Ntaotte bet leoe Ell o. aloeu til Snpeu,
belle, tBi oct er peI Glos Seniist meO al
bortrptte pore 8lGre. Sa Serren blRlpt
% treite ben IL Dtfelige g@gte rae % ga.
mile, % enboer 6amlIie, iom 9gocu biemI
lgser, at oct tInOe bragg 8llttet opao moi
oct bintneilte Sjem, Boor ingen Sorg, iuoel
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mere, iau ltlllOe mart bet arnle Slerte fac
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al &c Orb, boOrmeo Seiu5 bilier fine 81
iciplc, nemlt9: 6reo bore meo G0er.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

Ganoet bsrrunet CT al epo apaiitet Ga
esner lt8 iGr.ig for bIauoet 5armiaa. Gar
nerne Ter orirer orieutlig meo Speeeaol,
men, od Briieu M or iaa Lap paa bette Bro
QUIT, bar Here iorsaet fine 8siGtuiuaer al
areatursr, oa DC fiuoer oisic mere lpnnenoe.
liar gisltciigr. &c to fpr nGpute Bper bar
Poer Ct MteierL bUor 6armerue bar lolst fin
6l0oe. Oct har blauot 6armerue uRret
paa Gale of oanue ct NftieielItab o. upigre
ct gteleri Der. Ser bIeu aibplot Here Mg'
Der I Den auIeOnlng, buor Sagen orgiteocs
8rnnOtet, % Jiciultatet fer nu no til a biiuc,
at 4Retertet fonuuer til at bpgges +, Barnes
bile. " piI enIie oisie 5arntcre alt muliat
Seio bette oeres 6oreta0enoc. 2et er ct
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oe'le ineo Sopeomarfeoerne o. iilise be.
lrteS DC lor ~NtelemmGuo, ian oeres Bro
center tan be pltte i jim cgen Connie. Naar
DOT 6armerue boiler iammeu / GuiaheO %
Snmor99tisBeo, Tan megst gjsres til fGlei
Sam.
vi bar en- 9iiiIetlub her, iom faloes "gior.
n%iaHna". Gen bIeu pr9aniieret iijpr Som.
lner % teller ca. 90 0ieolemmer. Saa bar
u ell 2etGtioren!na al famine Naun. Ser
bar ltre re9nlGre Msoer buer 5rebas aiten
6Iere 9rHnoi8e % irreri8e Sbemaer tal
oRret oisIuteret, til 3ptte ior baaoe ling
% @amle.
Vi bar o9iaa Ell @ooO 3empIar 9oge, oel
teller life ioa faa Meolemmer. Sen albe;
Der IlItli8t % gjur, buao ben ian, for q
Iremne ben gooe aiboio5ia9. bpiS &eien er
"llo meo Saloouen!"
SuHobeostiIitanocu CT goo. Sum ct q
auoet GllfGioe af Hem Sort eIelie, Der iffu
er iaa let at II bgaa bcroppe i Noropelten
Sunter lar ri bapt uomprtet peut 8ei
paa eli MaaueoS Sib n &,
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
&Omper, gNprt0 CO., Sowa.

Aerlom uiOrnauolac Born tnuoc Iatte,
~90'rmt8ca Sor8 % 2GngiteIie De poIber
IH' 6ogrlorc meo fin Gpigricl, pilOc De ptIt
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,@Otr R'rVaa rco Ell 3ilornge!ie, icm brupte
gst l &aboia8ct iioite Stsoab ben 1909
@'aF@, 3uImS Ge.nSmon, ell @nt paa II
@aF Vor oIene tIamme ben Sag, ioet bans
oO'@'orr olr i en- Se9rnuelir. ga DC fom
E'0'' var Wnttcn ioriuuuoen. 5orrloreue
R''' Ca ben torite Nat % DC iuleeuoc Gage;
e.O'''5 trat Dc no9eu, iom tuHoe opIpit, al
gH'''a RaVoe ptret, at ban piIoe rgmnte %
s''''ile no 'or at iaa Moru. Settle prteoc
m' fHrtt 'irr poa Jaoeren, Sr. u. y.
","''HoH, al man for Ell GiO bapoe Gruno
"ol '0'lc ON bans 6OrItano. SpoulDabep
" >S'a'te'le bar ta3et itGrtt paa BAN.
$'0aS bette CT BOG 6orGloreue p.atge til
"'ale Den i~orIorue SDu ti,bage, oericm
."a toH1mer i8icm % uiier 2cen paa Singer
~ o'0f'n9' Stuloe oct pGre innot, buar
aV9iei Tiger, at no9en at oercs Gabcer bar
,s"'VgI oen ItatIeIs Gut til at taae ct iaa'
a"' ~'f'ot, % maoite pOsIGs9e BAN baaoc
W oA 9ol8beo, bar en- iaaoau ct tuusi
'ai'or at bore pau.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

bar met beiG9t tolotes hos 8. SAUCE. n
ban bar rummell9t Sus, fiji llnsoomneu
Anleoaiu9 til at taae ia Ell 5p;Haon me-
oens oi @amIe pasForcoc ON icrittcni8c
Ting.
Ser saar maaae al llugSommeu paa
SioIc, os liar / 8intcr. iioen On Stor-
ItoItn bicp bBasst / @lcnmooo. 7cu CT gog,
b,leat cg bar Ttute 2Grerr.
On 2sbatioreniug fit hi iitano iorlcora
Stntcr, % ben bar pGret iprtiat / qcbc. al
oenue Snter. 7en Dor UGrst tatriat bcioar.
o. etnnerue lar oRrtt lrytrige ca gpot
o'stuteret; men MI iioeu 3agent iru0e$ o.
&aariolsn thinner iaa uormt Heo til os, iaar
81 not lutte 9ebatterue for bcaue &uter.
vi isler o9idl her 9ruflct al be TRANCE
4Ioer. "a be! er imdat mso 4cnoe ior mault.
aolttaige 6arntere bar bUlot Ngoer / Sc
race Ior Of ie, Ont bet 9nar an at ina itaHc
e. G%reamCrp Der, tbt DC tror, at ct iorruitil
SredtnrieI oil o9re bet beolte, ium fan ~.
b1Glps Jarmcrnc M, iioea Speoen or blepei
iuu olul9, % Oct er i1gen Sptpl ON, at oei
olloe betaIe fig, oeriom 5armcrue runot Der
tunoe bIine eni9e % bpgae oct.
5Hoen bet 9igteIige bar her oQiaa pore.
uo5en 8greIic, ioet TO al be fire Weligbeoer
lon b%etIenc8 at Raitor Stnar, forItoen @gi
pdatalte at faa eBen Brett, men MI iioel Del
Tom til oirteIiS ai9lpreIie, bar 5tertaIcr
MOB, 5 oen ene WIcu gbeo TAR Ter fun er
@iemme imoo 2eIino for eosn 9sit, men NJ
laooe ban 5lertanet paa in S,oe. 4.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
YSaibburn, @isconiin.

Som Suanbp bar bapt Ct mGrtellgt Selo
meO fin Hruciauslt, men oa ban for up8Ie
Sage iioen iaa opcr fine Gare, bleu ban
operraifet peo at finoe en- flor 0rret Den
enc. San bauoe fat en- Sar i Sur Riuer
for muIi9ens at ianse Otter euer ItlHeH0e,
men iiteoet fit ban Den itgrite grrct, iom Ie9
bar leet bcroppe.
9et bar pGret en- uom9rtet pen &iuter
runot Safe Superior for SfpoOriit.
Get Ter no til at biipe ct fort Excitement
rnuot her, ba Soil ilDtter bio, % 9anoet
bliper mart pptuget ruuot Sur Riuer o9
Sire Ntils Greet. Ole 5bompipu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Clear safe, So,pa.

ga, elear gale BET er MI Ell triuelig Bh
Saa mango meo mig Ian iple fla fry;
San0oeri % e~Ieitrtlt 8eIpsnins ui bar,
O9 Spsrabu& iom CT / iulo Stas.
Sa alrter % Sto!er, bet bar pi paa Nooen,
Ntnor Solicit 9aar Din, er De lette paa 5ooeu
vi 6orretntn8smGuO o9ian uorite pi bar,
5. @alporior, y. 8uutiOn, q. Sanbrol meo
fler.
S%tatterue Der CT NOT temmelis bpie,
gteo 6 Yrccent Gtat hi iiut Iaar os ipie.
80 Srrgltores bar pj iom 9jDr COB 6or.
refining,
% mango iaar Der, lno De miiter lin Gaining.
vi Treiter % Ereottauter bar pi ret mango,
Oct SaIpe bar NOT for o5 iom ior andre.
st San0tor bet lar ui, iom er iulo 4ra9t,
90 mnt9e blir iulogoO, pg bet / en- 5ort.
So auinoerne betoler airtens @j9lo,
alt, MGnoene al0r, er at paste fig ielp.
s 8olitit aItin8 title III er,
Dteo GleoeIano DC it eiter e9et Se9iGr,
Congregational &lrten iuouiet MI er,
90 5000 Collars beus &Uiteuoe er.
~Eecprahs Soften" bar her mango &enuer,
% til .. Nnunoien pi DOR Eat iremienoeg
Jor @Yoiten" o. "gIrnen", iOm ban ps til.
lenOer
6or ben biQi8e Tris: ell Collar % iempstpuc
Center.
So Selb % guile jes euiter big, Rsoat:Brl
90 9Riere ale, bopr be eu0 Dor.
Sa 9teoattgr, ou bar bel en- tor Yapirfurp.
gPen tlGre Dig, Taft life Der be te nit SIurp.
= q
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
g,inncapoits, MiuneSota.

. II berente SaDiparO'S sag pptug ian
ntegcu 8Io 90 0rait ior GouutDaopotaterne
| minneapolis, at oct fer lille no til, at Oct
10! Bit tort 9iort meo De minore Snser. S
&esfIen er Oct il iaa, flyer man. at De inlaa
3ppe %ltrafes. De tore Ilipper fri. Nu bar
9omitoleu imiolerttO iaaet oDmt Ell rigtig
ltor % oertiI jim, rig % Hot 6orbrpoer;
lin @IGbe % 3riumf CT Den iuGrt meoIi.
oeHor mro tr intaa. ! ?tUro @tinrsupoi,s
par Der / 8luter en- MtGn9oe minore 9ppes
rier ON HGtterue, bells ueo Sutbruo /
Suiene, bells fra alGOesiuore o. llobuie,
Bpor Maouarer, aLGoer etc. ppbeparepes.
Get oar met Soil i imaa SmltGnpisteber,
Iom leo oisie Yah, men lang Sio blep ingeu
Spp ppoa9et.
Ipuen lpntes iaa at iple Jig trp9; ban
prgueDe at iGI9e no9et al 3puetoIerne
(Smor) paa ianrnle &rauboo, buor bet BAR
l%IaaIet, % berpeO Tom man paa Spor efter
ban. gRan iii en- 4olitibctieHt mer, % Z
4 8 6amtIier tom iammen % sioroe Sur
%priiepartp" pna Suiet. &c fauot 0uiet
iuiOt at Gppe9uos, 8anafIGber, Seu9fiGoer,
3IeO, Supr, SpIuiaaer etc, Soucu , Suiet
par ~raienoe, oa De reiite meo oct, men 9tons
ben ertienbte, at ban "pi0lte bet bar ~itiaaIet,
men bet bar en- anbeu, JON bapoe bragt bet
biO". gtu, ben an0eu uar retit. Manoen,
Salentine 5Iiutep, bleo n~nt.Gget ior at baue
mootaset o. beboIot %itjaoIct @oos, guouu
en- Sang gjorOe man "Surpriie" paa Suiet,
% GoItllige nDe 6amtlier tnuot Der in
table gieuopm. JiIgtig ct &pptrbut bar
oet, o. ganltc / NGrbeoen, og Nabperne par
I Cpr0r % oo3 8iOoe oper, at Oct Tom for
9a8cn.
SpaO 0lpr ien GouutpooUptateu? 5puen
FAB / 5rngiet o. uentebe pan Sorhgr, me-
ocnS SauiparOs Sa9eu itoo paa, Sa9cn
bIcp Roiat ten enc Gang eiter ben anOen.
Va ben ruoell9 ituloe fgem ben lS0e Marts,
ertlWteoe NouOfaterne, at DC Bapoc i~ettlet
Sa0eu. 9ommcrsn iatte SppeI paa Sri
100 % Sascn blep %neOIuat. gn 10 a Is
gibuer bapoe uGret in0faIot Tor 9iettell 3
@anoc; @ranbjurpcn bauoe artla9et 8uoen,
pQ boa bauoe Wopofa erue Jig in,l!em i~sttlet
en- trimiuel Gag uoeH at brin5e Den for
Hetten, for bpiltc ben bar inoitepnct. Get
IpueS manage Der pnr en- mRrtelt9 Waaoe at
pve &etfGroi9beo pda, GnteIte Eager, boori
Der or gcngeintereSie r tlIiteos, % bpor anore
SenipH 0jpr oct ugopsnoiSt at 9aa proentll8
tilprrfS, tagcr Ell ufcrboIosmGsii9 lang 8to,
Oh iaa bljr en- bel Gel Eager oi9iort Ell
Ger, man Harper Sppen paa Sfalocren
euer oiucr ham ct liOet Spart % laoer bam
lobe. Ataar Solicit Oite bIir Stone til iIi9t,
or bet lite rat, on De taber aoit II ct Seipeft
Ior 9ictteu % 9rlber I'll HDnblnittis Ior at
fri Samiunoet for 5crbrposre % Staten
for eli fcitbar, Iauaparl9 % nIttier SaJiprs
If. Men at rette paa SlIitanoen or moi
pouIteliaere ero at ~tritticrs ben. Snptpnro'
Saaen tpIteoa $40 900 % maalte meget mere
for Staieu; p.r maatte Ell abpre uo8lit til,
nulee man sjpre i9 iaa me8e! plolpltlat
8rnoeri / enbper Sag for at vpe Sct %
HetiGroigbeo ! 2anoet.