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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
NEV-JERSEY GAS PLANTS PURCHASED

A SYNDICATE ACQUIRES PROPERTY IN LONG
BRANCH RED BANK AND AsBURY PARK.
II was announced yesterday that Emerson. Nc
Mlln x Co. bankers. OF New-York City. represent
ING a syndicate headed by them. had purchased the
gas and electric plants Of Long Branch. Red Bank
and Asbury Park and franchises. covering the
entire ocean front from Soabrght to Sea Grit. about
twenty miles The Consolidated Gas Company Of
New Jersey has been formed TO delevop and Operate
the properties The laying of mains to connect the
territories Is to be begun at once The works VIII
be- enlarged so to produce al least 2oOWOOy cubic
feet OF gas year for Illuminating and fuel uses
The negotiations were conducted by Pemberton "
McAdOo, OF No. 10 Wall-st ,,,.
IL was said also on good authority that McMillin
additional transfer OF $40 shares Of the St Paul
(MinnJ Gaslight Company, thus acquiring ma
jorlty interest Mr. McMillin, 1t Is said. VIII become
the president of the company. Although he is an
advocate OF low w-priced gas IL Is understood that
there will be immediate change in the price or
ST Paul which is 81 80 for either fuel or light.
Emerson McNillin said last evening OF his pur-
chase with frlenas: ut Is true that these pus-
cha ses have been made They effected some
nanies from Sea Grt to Seabright. except at Ocean
Grove which is controlled by close corporation.
The Consolidated Gas Company OF New-Jersey is
VET 10 he organized but 4 Will be- As for prices. II
has been my theory and practice to reduce pric g
as rapidly consumption could be increased
have a perpetual and unrestricted charter, have
mi the price for illumination down TO 81, and for
fue! TO 81 cents. the annual average being about %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
WHAT TORK SHOULD PRISONERS Dor
THE NEW-YORK wARDEN'S OPINION-OTHERS
FAVOR THE FASsETT LAW.

THE NEw-yORK wARDENs oPINION-OTHERs
FAVOR THE FASsETT LAW.
Albany, Nov. l5-The State Prison Commission
met to-day and listened to the views of Supcrin-
tendent Brockway. Of the State Reformatory a.
Elmlra and the superniendents of the New-York
and Kings County pententares, to the best
method OF employing prisoners under the provis-
IONS OF the Constitution. The next Legislature
must provide a new scheme for employing the con-
victs. 10 go into effect on January /, 1891.
Louis D. Pillsbury. warden OF the New York
County peniteatiary said that In his county the $50
prisoners could be employed in accordance with the
provisions OF the Constitution that the prod
uc Of their work would not come into competition
with outside labor. They could be get To work on
improvements and repairs to the buildings under the
control OF the Department of Charities and Correc-
ton and could also manufacture the various ar
iicles needed for the 1859 inmates in these nstitu-
tions.
After the meeting OF the Commission President
Iispenard Stewart said: The consensus OF opinion
OF the prison officials who have appeared before
the Commission favors retention of the opera
lions OF the Fassett law, and all agree that the
prisoners should be provided with occupations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Saratoga Nov ia claim for 81 COO was made to
,hs Comfy Board of Supervisors to-day by Miss
tIiitzaheth Nolan OF Waterford. 'recompense for
han-ino been injured in health and reputation and
arrested and indicted for the murder OF her
hrother John Nolan and after confinement in Jail
SU several months discharged without trial"
The claim was made q special order for next Friday
hen Calvin f. Keach. counsel for the claimant. will
he heard in the matter
~rson New Nov. I3-The trial proper Of James
yaaw The mint suspect. for the larceny OF s23 900
fo,, the United States mint at this point. began
Iio,'s Iio.ardav Genera, Clarke presented the OF
~ nrosecution the jury. outlining the manner IN
n n,h,ch Henry could have taken the bullion.
rronklin. Penn. Nov. l3.-Late last night James
,y,sSes aged ffty-two years. weli-known driller
contractor. was instantly killed In this
anu 81. cc,dentally driving over a steep embank
cty ..nt and his horse falling on him.
ondon Nov. 13-The canal schooner. Will
NeE Witfer laden with phosphate and nitrate OF
lam f. " ~ al the wharf of the Wilcox fshworks at
sooa, Samg this morning, while discharging. She
QI,aS Yesterday from New-fork
,rslo Nov BIT is said to-day that Joseph
buh, The actor is negotiating for the purchase OF
MufP,y' ~ the Academy OF Music. which was re-
me DESTROYED by fire. and that. II he secures IT, he
centis ,bereon a handsome theatre equalling in
VIII and furnishings any OF the metropoli-
tan houses
,,,,boma city okla, Nov. l3IW. II. Carr the
Okla"og,.", g.", ex-deputy- marshal, who Is charged
United Ssing Rob and BIZ Christian, the out
WITH ,ho escaped from jail. has jumped hls % %no,-
laws, VI nd is said to he In Mexico Chle1 OF fpiiGe
900 poiu as O. killed at the time OF the escape D.. "a
JONES the taller and prominent pontic.ian, ,as Ia
Carver, r,.astea s on the charge Of permitting the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
STATEN ISLAND LANDMARKS BURNED
THE VILLAGE OF GRANITEvILLE IN DANGER
FROM FLAMES

THE VILLAGE OF GRANITEvII.LE IN DANGER
FROM FLAMES.
A fire discovered at o'clock yesterday morn
ing IN the two-story frame and stone dwelling at
Richmond-ave and Morningsde Road Granitevilie
Staten Island. There high wind blowing
and this famed the flames which threatened to
destroy the village. general alarm was turned I'm
and the entire North Shore Fire Department
responded the call. The flames burned the build
ing in which they started and next communicated
to d long and narrow frame building owned by Miss
Cuvery. There are no hydrants In Graniteyille
and the firemen were at big disadvantage. They
compelled to draw their water from cisterns
and wells. but could not get enough TO check the
fire. Both buildings were burned. The building at
Richmond-ave. was occupied by John Leuschen as a
grocery store. 1t was owned by &. j. Vreeland
Both houses were landmarks and were the Oldest
buildings in that part of the Island. The loss l.
about So 900. The insurance IL not known and II is
not believed there was any. The fire caused by
the explosion Of a kerosene lamp in the grocery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
KILLED and 1HROWN ~ THE BRUSH
A DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE sTlRs Up A
TEXAN BORDER TOWN.

A DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE sTIRs Up
TEXAN BORDER TOWN.
Laredo Tex Nov l3-A tall, ine-ooking man
accompanied by 4 woman. registered at the Hotel
Hamilton on Monday G. Schueler ard FAMILY.
With them pretty girl eight years old Yes
ter,lay at 3 o'clock the man hired buggy and took
the woman and girl the railroad station. as was
supposed. At o'clock he returned the buggy ana
ate supper at the Hotel Hamilton. retiring after
ward Last night a shepherd discovered two bodies
living in the brush in Chacon Bottom, just beyond
a small reservoir. two ard a half miles from Cen
tral City He noticed the trails where the bodies
had been dragged through the thorns ana the
tracks Of the buggy wheels on the ground Beng
afraid to touch the bodies he came in and Informed
Recorder Pierce what he had seen. officers pro-
ceeied at once to the place and secured the bodies
of the woman and child They were ids,& iden.,led & a.
the persons who had gone rldihg WIN Scnue'ei yes
While the news was flying over the city another other
Hamilton At 6 o'clock this morning the proprietor
Of the hotel knocked at room ,a ana IA
taken them last evening to Aztec. where they had
taken he limited train for MeNsG s,d ,ns ,roDr,eor
schueer shut the door, and. drawing a revolver
a cigar case holding over $500 IN greenbacks. Ihe
1t Is supposed the purpose or the murder was ROB
berry 1t is believed the murdered woman was Mrs.
Caroline Mem. OF Dallas. Tex. Her child was a
girl Of about ten years. The murderer is supposed
to be William Samuel Kuntz. OF Kansas city.
Letters were found in his trunk addressed 10 VIII
lam KuntZ, No l51 Grand-ave.. Kansas CITY. In
the murdered woman's trunk was found a marriage
license bearing the names OF Catharne Mem and
Theodore Mem. Kuntz once chief engineer or
the Helms brewery. Kansas city
\ letter found in the woman's effects. dated
October T. from c. b. Brown a Fort Worth. Tex,
merchant addressed TO Mrs Caroline Menn, Dal as.
Tex the merchant requesting her to send check
for s25. From this II Is inferred the woman had a
bank account She said here that Mr. Christen. her
son kept a hotel at Fort Worth. and Ii Is believed
Kuntz stayed at this hotel found out the woman
had money and enticel her here 70 murder her ana
get her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
LONG JOURNEYS TO SEE SCHLAT7ER.
THOUSANDS FROM KANSAS NEBRASKA AND MORE
DISTANT POINTS VISIT THE "HEALER"
OF DENVER.

Denver Nov. l3.-The fact that Schlatter has an
nounced his work end on Friday has resulted in
turning the attention Of the pubic generally towards
him TO such degree that the whole city is discuss
ing the matter earnestly and TO the neglect Of al
other topics. The trains to-day brought in thou
sand more people from Kansas and Nebraska and
more distan: points. j. D. Handy. of Ellsworth
Kan. created a sensation by appearing crutches
before Schatter and then waking away without
them. He photographed and exhibited as IA
sample OF the work done by the healer. Judd Webb
Of Omaha. treated and his paralysis was in
stantly cured. The hotei clerks report that they
have guests apparently afflicted. and ater
have seen them go away happy and well one man
to-day walked the corridor without support
These are but Illustrations OF stories that fly about
Tomorrow Sch.atter Is to appear witness in the
brought before the United States COMMISSIONS
wherein two "fakrs' charged with using the
malls 10 defraud by advertising handkerchiefs for
sale that have been blessed by the healer. As the
strangers seeking treatment will be numerous
tomorrow there IL considerable curiosity TO know
II he Will leave his work 10 attend court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
TO ASK FOR THE PARDON or BANK WREChEH

Buffalo. Nov ia petition for the pardon OF
William \ Nccredie who is serving five years
sentence In the Erie County Penitentary for COM
pliclty IN wreckng the Buffalo National Savings
Bank, has been forwarded to Governor Morton.
delegation Of Buffalo people will also visit Albany
next week TO ssk the Governor TO consider favor-
ably Mercedes pardon. He was teller ot the bank.
and was Indicted on twelve counts The bunalo
National savings Bank was wrecked some three
v,sars ago bv Edward s. Damn. the cashier who
stoe over 100000 The bank has since been reor-
ganzed as the Empire State Savings Bank Damn
3iad suddenly before his came TO trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
STIBBED ~ THE NECK AND NAY DIE

A FIGHT At GREENWICH AND CHARLTON SITS
LIKELY TO PROVE FATAL.
David Robbins, twenty-five years old. Of No. ZIG
West Twefth-st.. stabbed in the neck by John
Walsh seventeen years old, OF No. 80 klng-st.. at
Greenwich and Charlton sts yesterday morning
The latter escaped, but was arrested at o'clock
yesterday morning at his home by the police or the
Macdougal-st. station. in which precinct the ARRAY
happened. Bernard Hart, OF No. 19 East Sixteenth
St. and David Quinan. OF No. 353 Springst, VINO
with Walsh when he did the statong, were
arrested on the spot According TO the police, the
man was stabbed because ne refused TO give Wash
were rsmanded by Magistrate Mott In jefferson
Market Court yesterday morning. The Injured man
is likely to die OF his wound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
v.FyyS A CASE AGAINST cHAFPEE.

Boston. Nov ls-James Stevens Chafree. charged
with receiving some $50 900 worth OF stolen prop
erty. was arralgned in the Municipal Court to-day
and held In $4,000 bail for the December Grand
jury ChafYee still denies that he had hand In any
OF the burgIaries connected with the stolen prop
erty despite thu fact that Barrett the burglar says
he had Ms William r. Hayden. OF Bedford
Springs. called at Headquarters this forenoon and
identned some silver spoons which stolen
from her home She informed the police that the
robbery took place on June "a 1884 more ina than "a a
month after Barretts arrest An officer VIII be
sent to Bedford Springs for the purpose OF verfys
ing the date OF the Hayden burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
ay ELuIRA HANCFA CTURER BADLY HTRf

Elmlra y. Y. Nov. l3-Benjamin y. Payne the
head OF the engine and boiler manufacturing firm
OF r. W Payne Sons, Of this city. met with
serious accident while driving this afternoon His
horse became frightened at trolley-car and ran
away At Carol and Baldwin SITS the whee.s OF
the buggy struck the curbing with great force and
MIR Payne Was thrown out OF the wagon, his head
striking the stone foundation OF business block
He WAS removed to his home and examination
showed that his skull fractured 1t is believed
hat he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
THE ERIE ClNALS VIEW TOWING SYSTEM

Albany Nov l3-Frank W. Hawey. Of the Erie
Canal Traction Company. which is 10 equip the
Erie Canal with the Lamb cable1ay system for
towing boats by electricity, in this city to-day.
lie was in consultation with Governor Morton
superintendent Aldridge. Of the State department
OF Public Works. and Deputy State Engineer Her
schel Roberts. He said that the work Of equipping
H. canal would be begun once, the
tests Of the Lamb system satisfactory. The
company will shortly let contract TO the Tren-
TON Iron Works of w-Jersey, construct the
arst twelve miles Of the system. beginning at Buf-
foIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
~ 4GFD WONAN ATTEMPTS STTrIDE

Margaret Corcoran 1rishwoman who is said
10 be nearly eighty years old attempted suicide by
taking paris green yesterday morning at No 3t3
East Thirty -frst-st. where she lived with her
niece Mary Byrnes. She removed TO Bellevue
Hospital Mrs Byrnes said yesterday that her
aunt had been acting queerly for some time. and
she though her mind had become unbalanced from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
BROTHERS FORCED INTO IySOLvENCY.

Lowell Mass. Nov. B.-Stephen h. Puffer has
filed petition In insolvency. II Is understood that
his liabilities amount 10 k2.oOo Freeman w. Puf-
fer, his brother. has also hed petition In in
solvency for his private account. the amount be-
ing $4,000 Stephen B Puffer drawn into in
solvency through indorsing notes for Freeman W.
Puffer. and the insolvency proceedings affect only
their private accounts. and are In way connected
with their business connections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14

San Francisco. Nov. lS.-The Oriental and Occi-
dental Companys steamer Coptic arrived from
Hong Kong va Yokohama and Honolulu last night.
Among the passengers was f. NJ. Hatch. OF Hon
o,ulu who is his way TO Washington as Min
ister Penipotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary TO
the United States from the Hawaiian Republic
He succeeds W. r. Castle. who only consented 10
a he of for months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14

Bronze copies Of Mr. MlcAionness Shakespeare
Pau OF Rohallon. Bacchante, Boy and Heron
and Diana, are now 10 be seen at Theodore B
Readers OF VIII II. Lows admirable descriptions
OF these works In the November Scr.bner's VIII
ma special pleasure and interest In an inspection
of thcn.-Aly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14

IN Drrrvcr OF MINISTER TERRELL.
HIS WORK N BEHALF or ANERi'AN' ''"'''''D
ry THE REV DR.. DWIGHT
Ws.blneton Nov. I3-The Rev. H. w. D"'sa'
VIII a., .1oo,auy charged with watching over the
i,,sr.s,s oc American missionaries in Turkey mas
issrad orrc,l,r in defence Of the course OF N''"-
is,er ,rer,eu and a copy Of the document mas oee'
nsd. ,,,. 10 the state Department IT is dateu
co,s,an,ino,Io october 26 and is In part as io'-
lows 49,. .o,.
I, . said that ,ome OF the mission stations nao ,on
expressed dissatisfaction with me Gtates de-
Of Mr. Terrell Minister OF the hien nro,ection OF
carng that ne is negiecIlu, ,cnar hat he has ad
Nsed he abandonment OF the princIpier "a . ca inst
liability OF domicile, which ~ our by irresponsible
me summary search OF our "'
and Incompetent offciais' u...,o,s are
Mr. Dwight declares that 'nese
without foundation. and ados; 49,. srsopal
have M hesitation in saying from hpis beart
knowledge that Mr. Terrell has car "a A. allows no
as burden that permits no escap. citizens IN
rest anxiety for safety OF ,cissitudes OF the
Turkey during All the dangerous hi md ali the
nresen, y.ar We has used for THIS f1s snu 70 his
mean. SsinL. hsvs suggested themselves te ef.
mind aud has abored early an AZ. adopted In my
teeuve the measures wn,sn sn abadow OF doubt iod
.ns,snn o ,e,t r. rnsintenance OF the si,s eyemp.
during the 6ery trials of the past yeh yhy from moles
ion OF some Of the members peatinn OF their lives
has hsa a''d nSer The providence OF 20" ~ Mr.
repeated sustained and vigorous 10 tnown to all
Terrell at the Sublime Porte -, strenuously for
bids ire aa ives from interfering ,1er ~ how
IN behalf ~ 0ttoman subjects no Tight seem
strongly Humanitarian consloei nnt in every case
10 & require such nterleienrs zed citizen has pso I'd
noiested MT M Terreil has interfered s- sin.p-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14

Frankfort. Ky, Nov. BIN the State House
Yesterday Governor Brown and ". II. Newhail
clerk In the Auditors Office. quarreed and passed
the lie Bystanders prevented them from coming
TO blows Newhal, accused the Governor of voting
the Republican ticket and acting the part OF
traitor The Governor entered emphatic denial.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
On Sfamgc, Der Fncr.

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eiort en- ~beiDnoerIig Gpoa9elie pac
Slreriacts Self, iost ban p~sricnlis bal
insttnget, bporlebes ben iaafalot,
Moccaiina Starse herjsr blanot De nng'
IrOuts (Erret), iOm ftuoes Der | ot
mtnorc Sonoleb. gan ipaoiereot
lang8meo en- ioaoan Strom % ina A
al berlln9s Changer ligge ueo 8anocu
al Srtfcn meo SoUeoerne inapiot noe,
at De bergrte Inuoet. Cine fine, ipal'
teoe 3tnser, itrotte be iaa no, og oe
ilnaa Errst'lluser innppebe citer Dem,
oa be mcntc, DC maatte urre Srme,
men / iamme Gieblif bleo be ietp iuap'
pet % Ioriparot / Giangerre5 @tauer.
Ir. Glart off biem citcr Ell @eoGr
cg itigo ale 4 Slanger. Sua gil ban
lanaerc ueOoper, o. ret Tom bet bar,
ianot ban famine Slnos Giifere; Den
Gitermlooo9 itipo bon 81 iaaoaunc,
lto9!e temmcltg itOre. Gen enc onr
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en- bel Quart meo 2 CONNER lanae
Smnaprret.
8a ban cr meset intereresieret / llo'
%rpOrelien al oisie 6~iiteipiicre, bar ban
loIOUet ) Gents for boer WOccaiirs
SIauge, Der orEbes, o. be uuSe @ntter
Der | NRrbcoen bar BET MI tropett wco
Den SIna5 5ugt.
Ger 6Or Ooer BET belle 2ano, boor
Grret oa "Mtoccaius" iinocs, trpfies
lignenoc 6Ornnitaltuiuger.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
ScftenototcreI,c.

Zen 6oreneoe Sirte5 SarnebIem | Beloit,
3olpd. tnooies, ON Sub oil. Oeu 1000 Spu,
bag citer Irei0IoigBeo, 29oe September ST.
II Jormiooag, 5ormanO q. SpDme no.
iprer Suoutelien. geo iamme 9(nleouinc
optaac5 ct Giitr til 5Orpel Tor guitalten.
Gtlrciicnoc, iom iommcr meo 3ratuet
9ugen ioruo for 6eiter. tiger al / Canton
bpor Der piI bIiue iprget for go9is al en- foi
GnleoniHgcu ueoiat &omite.
Canton, e. 9at, ben Site Gus. 1895.
Yaa EeitprelierS 8egne
1b2 Sobu z. Gbropt, Get.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Warib bctdlcr Weijcu.

Soao mener bette? Get msner tuu, at
DIR. :. Rnrib / SaIcm, Oregon, oil betule
Goers Seinbanereiie fra bUiItetiombelit
Steo / Giteu. Sau iOutrollerer be itors
ltotlte Contemporaries SauO / 8inimeits
3alcn og er MI auioriitret til at ielge BET
I'll foreclosure Yriier: 3ette er for Del
melte opoprteoe 6armr. 3aarIig 5orret'
ntn9sorift al alt ior itore Str9tuiHger bar
%forceret Sal9et al bette guuo % brast bel
pna Narteoet til uiGOuanitg lane 4riier
NItto not Rc0n til fore NUltHgcr. gettt
SiItnar. S'rio itrar eiter rGrmere GpIDss
ninger til 6. Wtarih, Salem, Oregon. 9ettt
tomner / SlaOet fun en- Gang til. 1b2
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
gplbiom SION - 6 gruer bort.

reune. 5prleoeu gtnt bnuoe Sunsslpen
ppret til en- polbiom os ripsnoe Strsrt,
Der isrte meo fig oft, bpao Der tom i
bens Sci. s @aroal req ben iaalebes
meb zig life minbre euo 4 Broer: Mu'
ftnobrpen, 8roerne peo 8gritab o.
@rDtbs iomt SGtermpbrOsu. s Gig.
Oit tos bln meo Zig en- minbre Srp oper
peo Sunton us ea &lpp peb gitbp &
6aniens 5abriter.
S @iouit bar 5lummen ioraariaset
abTfiQls Staoe nebe pna Solmsn 8rars
beri. Gen fore gauorenbe psb Suns
ton Srus sr fnGttet tiers al, bporueo
&enben bar Iaaet en- Gubniu9 paa ca.
6 q s allen. Yaa @aarbeu 9rptbe /
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enc Gnoe no / Glpen. 9i9eleoes baooe
be poloiomme 8anoma5ier igrt meo Jig
Ell itGrre Del of Susen i Sa9ituen.
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fDttet en- Stalo ca. Is G(eu % paa
Reore SUbro en- DO. ct Stpfte bort i
Gausideen. 5tOmmen. bar ugiua repet
meo fig fore Wansoer al So, iaa ben
Stace, ben i bet Selc bur iOrpOlbt. nuf
Ocsunrre BIZ piie fig life at bore iaa
aanife lioen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

2ommnneualg. Gil 6prmGnS for
2euanser Serreo ualstes ben 15oe Nus.
Carer Sloan ps acknowledgement
Otfenbuus, ben iioite eiter 9ootratnins
meo @uunar 9arion. Suppleanter:
g. 9aripn, Surt Suelbers. Otto Muus
tsbDe os 9. Mpbr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Grport al norif so til Gualanb.

lloiisterne beriOr iaar er noaenluuoe
sooe, iiGr til bet ipolise % ipbpalise
Gnslano % Stotlauo. Saa bsie Sri.
Ter iUm iijOr pil man bog life tuune
paars9ne, ba Der er fore @sboloniuaer
ira iOrrise liars sulins. Den nurlte
9anobrus5fUniuIent i Sul antaser, at
2onoon pil blioe bet beoite Marfeo
iaar for ben norIfe 2anomano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
EeoSfaIo.

Observation-Disclosures a~Iboanenters Sami'
Tier cptaass cratic. boo fan oi lite aft
plaos for De a%IminotIiae LANCE SatHstIitr.
Der iaa eoot fan irsmiprss priuat saaoe til
prriter, Uaboer oa Siaetnimstr. Nsr ytrs.
% anmetoslier AZ mere emo n~iminoslio
sGnsee. maa betaIes 8 Gents pr. sinie. Di
iornsiattsr, at @nbpsr. Tom inoftnoer 1sos'
iaiesanmsiosiier. Iaitr oisIe sinisr % rsttss
fis o%erefttr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Gn Gieretur ino | Spbsm. 81

ca. 50'aari9 Mauo peo 9tapn 9euGs
OlIen Sparsnes fra Hgsiemari, Der
IOrleben Sproas baube p9ret / sreoritss
balo Tor at uibente noale garer for en-
ganobnnoler / Siertebef (glrsmurt),
innoteS nGonte Gags Gitermiobas fig.
9snOe opo nuoer fit Sos paa 9lqins,
moueien meaem Sanbiusen Us SlaIc.
moen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

SubilGnm. SdnetlOtbr 9atins %
&ealifoles 9eitgrer, g. q. G9netloth,
bar ben 29oe Slusuit ferret fit 20 9tars
SubilGum iom Carer oeo Iamme.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

DIFFERS 0larmorniberi bar / otsie
Gage mootaset Ell itprre Seitilir9 fra
SoQanb, nemlis paa 60 fore Spiler Of
BET beiienbte rsoe MarmOr. Sra 9an'
mart inolsber itabis itore Seitillinger.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

6Gren. &uoiter 3itJmer peo ajSs
benbauns @arniiOns Surisoittion %
Sluoitsr CAB peo 3oie p9 4oe Ste9is
ment FAINT 9anceIiit hos @cneralauoi.
tpren opertase peb Chen Of beres 81.
rtge Sienelte inbtil oioere guoitSriOrs
retninaerne, 5sritnHpnte reo Sipgars
ben og Snsenigrturpiet, SibItu9uute
peO lite Gesiment, @ar0ebuiarre9iz
meutet % 1oe 9ra9pnre9ment.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

llnber nprif alag. st enselit He'
oeri oil laoe 10 al fine ooer 1000 Cons
tore GampItibe saa unoer uprif Stag
meo Seitprelie / SreoritSp9ru.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Gn S~obberarube o. en- 6nloarube,

VH NUUUFrBTNUt uB CT WNI0grNbf,
20 nnse, ibaroise Mano bar ltiarpei
en- bel Del paa Sutteruo @runb / Npr.
bre Soalen; blanot anbet psiaa en-
sammcl aobbersrnbe oerteSs. 2an.
sere t%iIlfoss bar be psiaa Ntiarpst en-
@ulcsrule.
St,Grpninseu i ben samle 8pbber.
CRUDE ital bape brast ct irrbeles
lOoenoe GeiuItat. Gn Del al Sfiar.
PCT er ienot til ariitiania til unber.
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