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FOREIGN.

The Norwegian bark Clodian, Capt.
A. Johannsen, was wrecked off Umea,
Sweden, and her entire crew were lost.
SEVEN prisoners were executed at
Ku Cheng, China, in the presence Of
the consuls. They were among the
party that murdered the missionaries.
Their heads were chopped off.
IT was reported that two English
men travelling in the Congo Free State
were murdered and eaten by natives.
CUBAN rebels captured and sacked
the town of Banes, on the northern
coast, and had possession of the sea-
port and fort.
AT Pachucha, Mexico. five bandits
who made an attack on mine at San
Isodore for the purpose of robbery
were shot.
LIZ was decided to hold a grand
colonial exhibition in Montreal next
year, opening May "a and closing Oc-
tober IL. The exhibition will COM
prise the products of five colonies.
A CONSTANT succession of shocks of
earthquake had been felt in Oaxaca,
Mexico, aud throughout the mountain
regions during the past eight eeks.
THE cruiser Barcastegui was wrecked
in collision with the merchant steam
er Mortera in the canal at the entrance
of Port Borcastegui, Cuba, and Adj
miral Parejo and thirty-eight other
persons were drowned.
The fetes celebrating the twenty
fifth anniversary of the entry of the
Italian army into Rome eliminated in
the unwilling of monument to Gen.
Garibaldi.
A MILITARY train was wrecked near
Chemnitz, Germany, and thirteen per-
sons were killed and sixty were in
jured, thirty seriously.
THE German mission near Swallow,
China, was looted by GOO Chinese plum
derers.
THE village of Guinia in the province
of Santa Clara, Cuba, and in which
were fifty houses, was burned by in
surrectionists.
THE Chinese government has with
drawn it's opposition to the proposed
investigation on the partof the United
States of the missionary riots.
FIFTY THOUSAND Mohammedans were
in active rebellion in the north.
west part Of China. They were fight.
ing to set up an independent govern
ment in territory taken from Kansu
and Thibet.
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ATLANTA EXPOSITION OPENED.
Cleveland Starts the Machinery by Press
ing q Button.

cleveland 6L6TCS Cuo NlhCIAACTy W = ASoos
ing q Button.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 20.-President
Grover Cleveland touched button at
Buzzard's Bay at 6:54 o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, and instantly the
wheels of the machinery at the
Cotton States and International
exposition, 1000 miles away, leaped
into life. Cannon blazed and thun-
dered, 10000 people cheered, 1000
flags fioated from the tops of many
buildings and the great south's indus
trial exposition was officially opened.
The parade of civic and military
bodies, which acted as an escort to the
officials of the exposition and it's
guests, was the most imposing process
sion ever seen in the south.
When the parade reached the EXPOSE
ton grounds the official party proceed
ed to the auditorium. Judge Emory
Speer, of the United States court at
Macon, delivered the address of
the day. He was followed by
Mrs. Joseph Thompson, chairman of
ington, of Muskegee, Ala, one of the
leading colored men of this country,
spoke on behalf of the negro board.
Mr. Albert Howell, prominent mem
Der of the Atlanta bar, read stately
ode written by Mr.. Frank l.. Stanton,
the south's best known poet of to-day.
An address by Gov. Atkinson, of
Georgia, was read by Gen. Brown.
President Charles b. Collier, of the
exposition company, reviewed the work
of building the exposition.
When he concluded his speech he
called Gray Gables, which had direct
wire communication by the Western
Union line with the auditorium. This
was the signal that all was ready.
President Cleveland touched the cleo
trio button and thereby started the
ponderous engines in Machinery hall.
| Then pandemonium of noise fol-
lowed and the exposition was formally
| oman
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FIGHT WILL TAKE PLACE.
Test Case in Texas Decided in Favor o
the Sports.

lest Ease IeXaS OcCiucu III aver Va
the Sports.
DALLAS. Tex, Sept. 19.-After two
days consumed in argument on the
habeas corpus hearing of Jesse Clark,
charged with prize fighting, Chief
Justice j. M. Hurt, of the court of
criminal appeals, decided Tuesday aft
ernoon that the act in the penal code
was wholly imperative.
The following dispatch was sent out:
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 1.-THE highest crimi-
nal court in the state of Texas has just de-
cided that there is no law against prize fight
ing. There is nothing now to prevent the big
contests from taking place as announced
dan A. STUART. President"
This means in effect that the fights
between James j. Corbett and Robert
Fitzsimmons, Steve ODonnell and
Peter Maher, Billy Smith and Tommy
Ryan will take place at Dallas, Tex,
October 81, November 1 and 2, re
spectiyely, o.f
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TRADE REVIEW.
Dun Outlines the Situation During thu
Past Week.

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-R. G.. Dun q
Co. IS weekly review of trade says:
movements of exchange and Of gold have
somewhat affected all markets this week Ex-
change has fallen, though not because COM
mercial bills have greatly increased and ex-
ports OF specie. though diminished will reach
about s., 100000 1t Is confidently believed
that the international syndicate will allow no
financial disorder and many are certain that
an issue Of bonds will come, but the root of
difficulty is not removable by bankers, name
ly, that merch lndse exports disappoints the
government and the syndicate. failing 10 meet
the cost of merchandise imported. and leaving
heavy balance to be paid abroad August
imports exceeded exports by S85. 1872. 729 and
net exports of gold were SIS. 7S2; A small
cotton crop with large stocks held abroad, a
slender demand for Atlantic wheat. with Rus
sian arriving In London in large quantities,
and merchandise exports and imports at New
York 30 per cent larger than last year in
September thus far, scarcely promise speedy
change The volume of domestic trade, meas
ured by exchanges. 20 per cent greater than
last year, but 9S per cent. less than in 1892. Is
not quite as near the record of full prosperity
for September as for August or July
In spite of gold exports wheat advanced
for some days, in all nearly two cents. Corn
rose and fell in sympathy with wheat, with as
little reason Western wheaJ receipts for
three weeks of September have been 1921 ESQ
bushels, against 16,491,6,9 bushels last year.
while Atlantic exports, -four included, have
boen 3,9il654 bushels. against 1921. 986 bushels
last year. .ii Nfi
The surprising increase in production and
advance in prices Of iron seem to be bringing
natural cheek, as prices have gone so high
as to cause some purchases from Europe. both
Of pig and finished prolucts. and have also
caused a distinct shrinkage in home demand.
1.-The cotton mills which laid in stocks of
cotton below six cents are enriched by the ad-
vance in material, and enabled to make fire.
quent advances in goods, which are sustained.
The present demand is dull, but there are no
reports OF stoppage, and the threatened strike
at Fall River does not come The wooden
manufacture is doing we'll in dress goods and
hosiery, but the demand for mems woolens is
much restricted, and few mills have closed
Commercial failures for two weeks of the
month were S4,l5i,227 this year, against s., 867,
764 last year aud IS, 260,S3 for the same weeks
in 1893 This year 81 725.814 we're of manufac-
turing concerns, against $3.50, ZIG last year and
s., BLISS Of trading concerns against 81 1861 is
last year The failures this week have been
2la in the United States, against 210 last year,
and 81 in Canada. against 4S last year"
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FOUR MEN SHOT DEAD.
Terrible Result of Fight Over Game
ass.T of Poker in Kentucky.

Terrible Result of Fight Over a Game
eUT of Poker in Kentucky.
MCKINNEY, KY, Sept. 23.-News of
a most terrific battle was reported Fri
day from Adams & Trowbridge's dis
tillery, in Pulaski county, Is
miles south of this place.
Lee Mckinney says five men,
one of them named Cain, of Minton-
Vile, engaged in game of poker in a
little 12-by-12 room at the distillery. A
dispute over the game arose and the
shooting began. Cain, alone escaped,
and is credited with Staying all the
rest. Most Of the slain were either
shot through the head or heart. Cain,
it is reported, is evading arrest, though
the officers are hot on his trail The
four dead men lie side by side in the
mealroom of the distillery, awaiting
Identification and the order of friends.
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GEORGE M. PARSONS, no doubt the
wealthiest man who ever made Column
bus, o., his home, died at the age of II
years. His wealth was estimated at
So, 600, 900.
The engagement of the young duke
OF Marlborough to Miss Consuelo Van
derbilt, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. X. Vanderbilt, of New York, was
announced.
Mr.. AND Mrs. DAVID VAN VERT the
former 76 years old and the latter 70,
died within few hours of each other
of old age at their home near Kalama-
Zoo Mich.
MRS ELIZABETH DURRANT BLACKBURN
celebrated her Tooth birthday at her
home in Fond du Lac, Wis
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Lost. Per tent.
FORTY-SIx DROWNED.
Spanish Cruiser Barcastegui Goes Down
with Frightful Loss of Life.

Spanish Cruiser Barcastegui Goes Down
with Frightful Loss of Life.
HAVANA, Sept. 2O.-The cruiser Bar
castegui was wrecked at midnight by
coming into collision with the mer-
chant steamer Mortera in the canal at
the entrance of Port Barcastegui. The
drowned are:
Admiral Parejo
Capt YbaneZ.
First Lieut.. Lopez Aldozajo.
Second Lieut. Junco.
Second Lieut. Soto.
Second Lieut.. Canajo
DR.. Martin.
PurSer Puevo.
MachiniSt Zarzuela.
Thirty seven Seamen.
Admiral Parejo's body has been recov-
cred. Capt. Ybanez' body was also re-
covered, but in a badly mutilated con-
dition, indicating that he had been
crushed in the collision.
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GRAND LODGE !. o. Q. r.
Annual Meeting of the Order at Atlantic
City, n. J.--Secretary's Report.

City, n. J.-Secretary's Report.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 49,
Sovereign grand lodge, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, convened Mon
day morning, this being the seventy
first annual session of the grand body.
The sessions will last all of the week.
The grand secretary's report shows
the following state Of the order for the
last year: 4
Total number Of grand lodges. S. gain Of
1; total number of grand encampments, 50: to-
tai subordinate edges, 1882, a gain of 297: sub
ordinate encsmpments 2,6i0, gain of S. Re-
bekah lodges 3,6s7, gain of 335; lodge initia-
tions, 63.845: encampment limitations. 9407;
total lodge members, 790,795; encampment
members, 1874 $3.50; Rebekah members, 225 lS9:
relief paid by lodges in North America, $685.
457 90; relief paid by encampments, S2o4 23;
by Rebekah lodges S45 ,3l39 ga total relief paid.
So, 1898 81 96; revenue received by lodges in
North America, 81 474, 32806; by encampments
S615, 932 on; by Rebekah lodges 1851, $40; total
revenue, s8427 ,s7053
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Sept. Goat
the afternoon session of the sovereign
grand lodge amendments to the con-
stitution came up for final action. The
first was the addition of another Sec
ton to article 10, providing that no sa-
loonkeepers, bartenders or professional
gamblers shall be eligible to member
ship in the order. The amendment
passed by vote of 147 to 80, the
requisite number being 135. This
amendment has been successfully in
troduced at the annual sessions for
four or five years past.
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Bimetallists Unite.

CHICAGO, Sept 2G.-The American
Bimetallic union, formed of the three
bimetallic leagues, is the outcome of
the conference of silver leaders which
concluded here Wednesday afternoon.
The headquarters of the union will be
in Chicago. Gen. A. j. Warner, of
Marietta, O., will be presi-
dent and E. B. Light, of Dem
yer, secretary. An executive commit
mittee of nine was appointed to arrange
for a conference of bimetallists from
all states preliminary to holding ma
tional convention to nominate candi-
dates for president and vice president
of the United States upon platform
of independent bimetallism. The COM
mittee will arrange for the holding OF
the conference as early as possible.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

REPUBLICANS of New York in conven-
ton at Saratoga made the following
nominations: Secretary of state, John
Palmer, of Albany; comptroller, James
f.. Roberts, of Erie; state treasurer,
A. B. Colvin. of Warren; state en-
gineer, c. w. Adams, of Oneida; attor-
ney general, F. E. Hancock, of Onon-
daga; judge of the court of appeals,
Celora E. Martin, of Broome. The
platform scores the democratic admin
istration for failing to defend the
| rights of American citizens in foreign
countries; the tariff and the handling
of the deficiency question by the last
democratic congress receive condemna-
ton; a sound and stable currency, Civ
ing the people a dollars worth for a
dollar, is Endorsed; Gov. Morton's wise
and patriotic administration is praised
and his candidacy for president for
| mally launched, and the enforcement
of the state Sunday liquor law and
the preservation of the Sabbath are de-
manded.
Ex-PREsIDENT HARRISON returned to
his home in Indianapolis after sum-
| mer's outing in the east.
JOHN b. REDDICK, ex-lieutenant gov
ernor of California. is dead.
| New JERSEY republicans in state
convention at Trenton nominated a
full ticket headed by ex-State Senator
John w. Griggs, of Paterson, for gov
ernor. The platform opposes any att
tempt to impose upon this country a
debased or deprecated currency. and
firm belief in the wisdom and benef-
cence of a tax upon imports which will
afford protection to American industry
| and adequate revenue.
MRS. CHARITY WRIGHT, who resided
| on farm near Canton, H., died at the
age Of LOG years, months and &c days
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BALL,

Standing of the Various League Clubs at
Close of Games September 20.
The following tables show the num-
Der of games won and lost and the per-
centage of the clubs of leading base
ball organizations. National leagues:
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Banks to the Rescue.

New YORK, Sept. 2e.-The easy as
surance and confidence of treasury Off
Gals that there will not be
another bond issue, and that
the treasury gold reserve will
not again be seriously depleted, is
explained by prominent treasury off,
cial He says that through the good
offices of the bond syndicate promises
have been secured from bankers in the
principal cities of the country that in
case of necessity they can be called on
to place $3o,OoO,OOO of gold in
the treasury in exchange for legal ten
tiers. This important matter has been
quietly negotiated by Belmont and
Morgan in the last fifteen days and
the indicated result was arrived at
subsequent to their last deposit Of
gold.
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Death of a Millionaire.

COLUMBUS. O., Sept. 2O.-George M.
Parsons, a multi-millionaire, died at
his residence here Thursday, aged n.
One of his daughters is Princess
dc Lynar, of Dresden, Germany.
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THE MARKETS.

MINNEApoLIs. Sent. q.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

iaa brdaot, % iont, idd pipt ieG ueo, itaar
soc % tpmt.
3r. Sermnn 3arien bar en- ualminoeli3
op3ii9 gG9e o. giOroe me0ct soOt icr iine
NteomerneItsr bsu forte 1lo, ban bar her,
'ife nleHe SfanoiHausrne, men ogian am.s
rtinnsrne trGnsie Sirip % Gano hos ban,
laa De iIeite beiIaser bans baitge 8orteau9
ira Dor M.iote.
pan 'oaoe cu0ana. of, bpis ban Tom til at
reile bsrfra, iaa Iiuloe ban iaa en- opgtt3
G9gs 1T Steb. Iu er @laoieu leoi9 for
en- iaaoan. % puitsIiot par bet, ON en- uiloe
TONNE berueo / 9arisus Blaos for at fort
iGtte bans 9raris. Seq tror. bet Uur Una
gen O9rO at sIere ct 5osios / lao Ssuieeuoe.
Yer or not al amsriIauite 3ottortr ruuot,
MEN en- morn er at ipretrrtfe.
SIHtereu bar biotiI nGret tsr % tiloels
tolo. men MI bar ri bart Sue o9 BERTH toIbt.
en- snoeIIs tommer bel bet IGnge psntcoe
5te9n, lao alt oil ie beore no, uaar ben parme
Sio iommer.
Stofte aors Soliug blen uom9rtet COB
men BrlisrHe pou aIiiHs er uiOrltammst.
SunoFeostiIitanoen er gaults goo Der /
Sosque County, iaa uiot jea peo.
gn nsnIie Silien til "BoIten"s Reoattion
% 9Riers. Gbuuueut.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
Gbriftine, Toro Tafota.

Sr. Heoaitprl --SunostiIItanoen hor
oRret mlnore COB berrunot ibsit, ,oet manae
bar r9r,t ip,e al Reruefeber. Den bar
o9iaa tg9pet i'm. Dire, men MI bar gpioe.
uien Ia9t fig. Nnriasen til Spsoommeu
bar antagelis ben, at Der par io9rt parmt Ga
laHsuoris 3scfe, iaa bet bleu oaarllgt
3riffepano.
BefolfHiuseu berruu0t er n9iten o0e
Sfanoinauer. fun uogle tda Gmerifanere.
Sianoinauerne er goot repreieTtereoe /
guuutp. o9 Sopusgmbeosrue 8or Re.
preientatiue / Geslslatursn er ogiaa Rorit.
Gul n9en iioIts Gar bleo miooels, fra 12
til Is 8uibels Speoe pr. Gcre, Sapre 80
SuibelS pr. gere, alt al soo 6unttei. so
% Botster bleu Der Tibet az paa 8runo Of
Innsparig 3srfe. Speoe lSHuer fig life
mere at able Der, on Brlierue er for imaa.
Tasaen Susoe bIeu iolat Der for A Cts pr
Suibei. Der blep iioite Gnr experiments.
ret Iiot meo JiaJ os oct bite fig, at Den
Tan apies meo mere 5oroeI euo SUsoe, jaa
Der oil bllue iaaet ct itsrre Urea meo 5iaI
til 8aaren. Jarme-ns Der er ale p%elitaas
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
@eaper Grsef. Wsinntiota.

Sr. 8eoattSrl - SioIte glarS gIplina bar
goerit ruarIis Der paa @rIuo al en- Inu9s
uaria EBrts. GumIe Sarmsre, iom iettleoe
Der for ouer 20 Glnr lioeH, uso aIbrt1, at be
bar faaet inn odarIig Npliug. SoeOen GAP
a"iennemini!ltg z a 8 BuibelS pr. gcre;
SABRE % Sps pmtreut bet famine. Yaa
mango SteOsr par bet Iaa oaarliat, at bet
life bleu bgItet. Gil al gp'fe for Surmerne
baooe ri bet peueite Seir, iom ri tuHoe Bniie
Os, Itge til Sui, inn 8reut1rerne tuHoe bore
noe buer Sag. % Tibet sler intet Sober be-
boUeoe &c at iaa inOe. gu efter Sul bar ri
baot subeI tcIoe Gage.
Ser q 1pu NRii Roropeit fra 8eaoer Greet
er Der ct Horif Settlement. % Der er TO
uorIte Rirfe. Den nolit Spuooes Ieuiss
beo Der beticueS of HOitor 2unoe og ben
6oreueoe 6lrteS ~bctleues al Baftor Ger9e.
anoen 9n9 Sui bleu Der bolot ct BartD
hos Salpor Soroal, buiS SnotG0t git til
airfen. @n bel Sci Meuueiter par ioriam.
let Der, % ilere ulloe babe oRret Der, Der.
Iom Seiret bapoe uRret beore, men ben Sag
bar bet io9rt tolOt mco ltRrt 8inO fra
Ror0peit.
Sieroe Dag Sul bleu Der bolot ct Bartp
hos Ole 8olua, bps SnotR9ter liaeleoCS
ait til 3irten. ODER bunoreoe Nsunelfer
par IoriamIct Der. Seirct ben NIten bar
pcnt iUm pan en- SommerHat. Babe @lmle
m lluoe mr. fpriamlet Der. % aIeidmmeu.
ina piot ieg bprte, par fornbiet. 8au Wtor'
s~euiiocn Orog boer til tit Siem, efter en-
bpg9cii9 Sammeutomit.
SuuobeOStiIitunoen or sunIte bra; int
Sortjslelic Der o9 Der, men itfe np9et, iom
er pGrO at omtaIe.
On peulig Stlieu til "Secorab'goiten" %
oens mango 2Gierc.
SuSoalo SusbD.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
2afe Santa, Winn.
@ooe Ben "8oltcn"l

@ooe Ben "Yoitcn"!
Seq oil laoe otg pioe, at jea er en- al otne
hilttge g9iere, iOm peuter meo 9GnsieI bper
lse.
StoIte Wars goling bar COB, nten Spebes
priier1t brtn9er bog iugen III at lie | SfiR9-
get. vi bar ct goot Creamery, ipm er
bssnnot paa lin treble aarsans, % iom er
en- 600 6orretutn9 for 5armeren. ct 6ars
msr Store bar ri o9iaa, iom III bar itaaet
lin Yrsue. Ser par fra BegpnDelieu af
ptret en- bel 9el SuiuI ON oeute Jcrret.
nrHss SsItuaeu. tiar al SanoelsmGno / De
n%RrIiagenoe Buer. Sc ipaneoe, at bort
lille Stpre ituloe IRE ~uorpnnet1 pan tire
YtaaneOer. Ge fcrisgte oalaa lit i Den Ret.
ming peo at iRlse 5uIitItter, SGbe ps
Batting Bomber til tuoerpris. 9ette Slag
ramneoe os o%ritnot buarot, but we are still
running our little store with a net profit
of 23 percent.
9anosbeiolfninaen bar beftanois bGret
ooerIe al B1erne. De ipues life at oioc,
at ltsrlte Seien al oeres Hlgoomme fommer
ira Nauoet.
vt Oct life ~uitrafiet saar an at iuGrte
Hritens 9ooe Raon Og &ugte, ff Union
telegraph go. uioe fprItoen. A jury of
twelve good men and true" / Rsp ulrn.
Winn., iOgmte bet en- 8poe paa $4,000,
forOi bet bauoe ieuot ig'geuoe Telegram til
Dor Senator: Slippery Sam, your name
is pants. NGIe Sang rogen fommer %
oil la ienot Telegram til Nir. Bants, tror
jes NOT, De forlanaer $4,000 iom @aranti
iur, at MaHoen utrteIis beooer Bants.
Ser bleu iornp.ig oanHet en- 9ebatiOr.
euiua. iOm bUloer gtsOe buer ll9e. Ser er
beituuois iulot Sus. men fun ian, lom tagcr
Sci / 9ebutten. vi faar baabe, at fIere oil
tage Eel / Sremtioen, og at ben bllper I'll
Nptte og 5orugieIie.
Sermeo en- uenIis Silien til ~BpIten" og
oeuS gRiere. Sh. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22
Slsa, Creos SSiano, ean Suan
Sonntp, gSaibinatpn.

Sr Teoattgr! - Gan Suan gouutp er
bell99enoe bet noroueitIise @jprue Of Stn-
ten Washington, % beltnar at Ell Ggrupps.
benreo ipoe / 9allet, bviife p~drierer / Gtgr'
relic ira nogIe faa Ncres up til SO apaorut'
NIL. 2anoet er baffst o. ftenet iamt t9i
beporet meo Stop - fi9mpeItore Fir Oh
Spruce 3rGr meo Iiot 9Sultou ibIauOt.
Seioitnln8en beitaar at en- 8lauoina Of
rGlten cue Natiouer. 5ru0taul os Saue'
Io9er iamt Sumle % So bar ipr pGrst De
iurnsmIte RRrinas9rene, men III be iioIte
War bar man mere o. mere be8puOt at auIe
arsaturer, 5aar oa Gun. gnoel SpeOe %
Snure auIes pgitu, men life i nu9en ltur
Stala.
s Stnter bar ri baot me9et goot Seir.
ftIeo uno;a9clie al uosle 9Ise ueo Suite.
tt0er. oa ri life bdube iaa liost Gue. Ru
er Sueen bOrte tsicn, Beiret er mtlot meo
liot u an iblauot.
Sunobco5ttIitunoen .r nleset COB Der.
Scrmteo en- peulis Stlien til "8oftsn" ua
oeus mango 2Giere. Z. 8. q. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

ar. a. yoreaialcH III, aisue blr bsl-iJ
Hu ct atie, men ogina plst TT Meoicn..
agtaI % Iaat ct bstpoettgI 8eleb tl TIT
Jlei rpciouo. Sea tror Tile, at no Bet g us,
ioriIrin9$tompaaii s~rliterer, bUts s,H
tr GrItJere, pa ioumgligtrs % 0Ga.flcIe-
iorUlitet. Te inIitit, 5orboIo al 6ore c ie
iulpel Al Eprtituo ionl NIco emSluiat, iiml
jieogaHg / Mjebltmnerne5 @tuJcmiH 10.
locr cr barior tt digioren0s BeOl&. Gct
bor oerioy pare aalcouinl til iGrliB Zds
ircostiuelic TOR bert DteoIsin, at en- lto,
ol nuore Joreia9eaoer suteu mis- p'isoe5
citr at itIba6c. er Dor 5oreuina Ell mere
biUmitrcuoe 5or'atuiug END nogcnfuo'.
or, S.biserl Sec iorcitaur 10 seno, 81
iIatuina auta0eI os moisr | 1o3sus
Rrotofot:
&eIlutiet: Ut Uigoct uotrpite; III al.
mmmstigbeo TT gmbrcsmrnO. 8,ItprcIie
q NaeHter for bsnuc JuseHin8 TO- Ccrcy
oGoerligbeo o. gir'ion b.o u"0er oct beu
rinoue Nar, beiturtet ueo De Berstniuasr
iom / 8ia CT pplGte for oenus 50 euni3
Meolsmmsr, idmI:Oe III nImtuosttlt Mars
msce." ~ g. SioiinS, Se'r
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-22

euoe, iaa DC baaroe 5ioer iiit iples a
meget iom pnd mango auore Steeer. Jolt
bar olt, bpao DC beb,osr % oa bar ma life
no8et at tla9e over.
8 oct GirteiiIe or bsr title M; Stnnoi.
rauerne Der or iplitteoe / monae w mig
teocr; be itbrite al o;sie or ROHisrenicu al
Den 5oteneoe S'rie, iOm b,tieuss al gahOr
BcIo. o. 5pnooeus. iom beiIenss At 9aitor
BlsneR; bsa9e CT ,ru Iisuere / fine aaib
Bpcn Gbrritjns er BE- .iaaeuoe / Get uOrcs
sitrc Slsrue al 8idIauO Gouu,h ueo g..
N. & ct. .. gancn o8 banner omtreu.
Rtoipunttst melcm Sarge % 8abp:tor.
GbrtitiHe er iussn for 8p. men Den tur
fulot op al 5orretniuscr, ina Burmerne iiie
bar meaen Wsie meo at uiiGtte iiue Bro
butter. neutrality-suspicious. er nGit II ale
NorIte. Gn 5ormer9ut.