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Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
CALLED HOME. Sudden Death of Judge
 H. N. Alexander, Heart Failure ASCribed
 as the Cause. lie Was One of Our Most Prom
 inent Legal Lights.
The Close of an Upright and Honor able Career-A Pioneer of Ari-
 zona and California.

A few minutes past o'clock yester- day afternoon the soul of Judge H. N. Alexander crossed that bourne from which no traveller returns. Swiftly and silently did the angel of death complete his work. for but few days since the deceased was around in ap- parently the best of health and without the shadow of thought that the sands of time had nearly run out and that his mission on earth was about ended.
 The news of his death shocked the entire community and was at first in- credulously received, but when the news was authenticated, on every hand was expressed kind words eulogistic of the deceased and sorrow for the be- reaved family, who without warning had lost a kind and loving husband and father.
 Judge Alexander was pioneer, hay. ing emigrated to California from Ohio when but Is years of age.
 The deceased lived in Arizona for thirty years, but not continuously, for his duties as quartermaster for the government necessitated considerab ble moving around. He began the practice of law twenty five years ago in Los Angeles. He next went to Yuma, where he enjoyed a lucrative practice. In the year 1883 he came to Phoenix for the purpose of making it his permanent home. Here he rapidly ascended the ladder of fame and became one of the ablest legal lights in the territory, and at one time was attorpSvSeneral under Governor Zulick.
 He leaves wife and four children among them being J. L. B. Alexander the clerk of the supreme court, and Mrs. A. c. Baker, wife of the chief jus tice of the territory, is his daughter, | and who at the present time is in Lot Angeles in attendance upon her sister who is lying i'll in that city. The only members of the family who were pres ent at the time of hls death were hiI wife and son. Jos. B. Alexander, of tht Indian school. J. L. B. Alexander was in Prescott attending the suprem, court and was telegraphed for, bu could not be found anywhere in Pres colt. He arrived on yesterday evening" | tTdiu, uoWeVeI, duu WAS III lSuOrhuCe O his fathers death until his arrival.
 The funeral services will be held thll afternoon at o'clock at the family res idence, corner of Second avenue anc Adams street. After the services, which will be conducted by Rev. Fenton Smith of the Trinity Episcopal church the remains will be taken to the depo and shipped to Los Angeles for inter ment.
 At the time of his death Judge Alex snder was 62 years of age, and the cause of his death IS attributed to hear | failure,
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
THE SUPREME COURT.

A List of Civil and Criminal Cases
 Disposed Of. From the Prescott Journal-Miner.
 Supreme court convened this morn- ing pursuant to adjournment. all of the judges being present except Chief Jus. tice Baker,
 A. J. Chandler ct al., appellants, vs. Frank B. Austin ct al., appellees; mo- tion of appellees' suggesting diminu- tion of record granted, and appellees granted leave to file supplementary transcript.
 Adolph Cohen, appellant, vs. A. J. Mehan ct al.. appellees; motion for new hearing granted and judgment of lower court reversed and cause remanded for new trial.
 Lottle Wienman, appellant, vs. Dan iel Murphy ct al., appellees; motion for rehearing by appellees denied.
 w. A. and P. P. Daggs, appellants, ys. Hugh McCrum, appellee; motion by appellant for rehearing denied.
 H. w. Ryder, appellant, vs. H. Rix- son. appellee; same order.
 Jose Maria Sortillon, appellant, vs. United States judgment of lower court reversed and cause remarked to court below for new trial.
 Juana Walker. appellant, vs. W. H. Walker. appellee; judgment of lower court affirmed.
 W. T. Gray, appellant, vs. Daniel Noonan, appellee; judgment of lower court reversed and remanded for new trial.
 Wm. Jackson, appellant, vs. J. E.. Walker, clerk of court of Maricopa county, appellee; motion af appellant for rehearing denied.
 Robert Bowen, appellant, vs. Rank of British Columbia. appellee; same order.
 J. A. McRae, appellant, Ys. Cochise county, appellee; judgment of lower court affirmed.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
INDIAN SCARE. Two White Men Killed Near Jackson Hole. 1t Is Feared Three Others Met
 the Same Fate. A Mail Carrier Also Reported
 Missing.
The Indians Surround Cabin Con- taining Two Men and
 Begin Firing.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 ST. ANTHoNYs, Ida, Aug. 1.-The people in this city and the sur- rounding towns are still very much excited over the Indian scare. Almost every hour brings forth fresh rumors. Guards are stationed out by day and night. Indians have been seen in the vicinity of Marvsvale for two or three days past and five men were dele gated to ascertain what the Indians were doing. The understanding be- tween these men was that they should meet at certain cabin in the vicinity, and at the appointed time when three of them approached the ca bin in ques- tion they noticed number of Indians surrounding it, who at once commenced firing.
 Three men retreated and returned to Marysvale, but Bishop Wilson and Captain Harris who were among the five have not as yet returned and it IS feared that their lives have been taken.
 MARKET LAKE, Ida, Aug. IA courier just in from Rexburg gays that two white men were killed by Indians yesterday this side of Jackson Hole.
 The mail carrier who runs between Jackson Hole and Teton basin is also thought to have been killed by the h. dians. When last seen he was crossing the Teton divide.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02

ligioue service null and void. The big bass drum, the snare drum and the inharmonious songs of praise, deco rated with strains from the cymbals, the tam bourines and guitar, were not lin it" against the shrieking whistle of the merry go-round's engine and it's wheezy music box. The Salvation Army delegate was told that there was no legal remedy. Both the Salvation Army and the merry round were legally tolerated. The proprietor of the latter might come and ask that the Salvation Army be suppressed. If the question were sufficiently agitated the suppression of both might result.
 Complaint had already been made by persons in the vicinity against the army. They said the music and noise kept them awake until II o'clock and during the summer season in Phoenix the first half of the night is valuable time.
 Since the merry-go- round was set up beside the army tent there has been less complaint, though the volume of noise has been doubled. One kind, though, is supposed to neutralize the other. or as the homeopathists say, "similis similibus curantur."
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
THE HAVANA TROUBLE.
A Press Censorship Has Been
 Established.
General De CampoS Issues Procla- nation That no News of the
 Campaign Be Published.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 HAVANA, Aug. 1.-Captain-General De Campos has issued the following proclamation:
 "There being instances often and re- peatedly of the press publishing facts, news and correspondence which is mis- leading to public opinion and which tends to favor the work of the insur- gent fo rces and not that of the national army. I avail myself of the right that the third article of the law of April 23, 1870, bestows on me, and I decree the following: Tt is absolutely prohibited to publish news referring to the cam psign when It is not of official origin. A staff of officers will hand to the press news and facts. the publication of which is not included in the above clause.
 (Signed) "CAMPos. CIENFUEGos.'
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
CUBAN SYMPATHIZERS
Hold a Secret Meeting in Phil
 adelphia.
They Planned to Capture the Cruiser Vesuvius and Send
 Her to Havana.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IA secret meeting of Cuban sympathizers was held in the city last night at which number of prominent leaders of the movement were present. A daring project was revealed. It was nothing less than plan to steal the dynamite cruiser, Vesuvius, from League island navy yard and man her with 8 picked crew and send her to Havana to lay Moro castle in ruins and seal the fate of the Spanish domain in the gem of the Antilles.
 The scheme caused a great deal of excitement. The more conservative of Cuban Americans denounced it and it's projectors and warned those present not to allow themselves to countenance the idea as it would only tend to wean the sym pathizers of them from the in. surgents' cause.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02

would be paid as g reward to the lucky finder. As conseouence, this morning the railroad track was lined with men going out for the purpose of hunting the treasure.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
DEPLORABLE CONDITION
Negro Colonists Affected With
 Smallpox In Texas.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-Surgson Gene ral Wyman of the marine hospital serv. ice is in telegraphic communication with the taeasury officials and state health officials concerning the sanitary and health conditions of the refugee negro colonists who have arrived at Eagle Pass from the vicinity of Tono- con, Mexico. They informed him there were 244 of the refugees in camp and that there are eighty eight cases of smallpox in the crowd. State Health Officer Sweringen states that the small pox patients gre isolated and that they are receiving the attention required by the sanitation.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
TREASURE HUNTERS.
Looking for the Cola Buried By Out.
 law Brady.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1.-The woods are full of treasure hunters in the neigh bor
 hood of the place described by train robber Brady as the spot where $53, 1000 was buried. Since Brady's capture detectives have guarded the spot but this morning it was announced that any one was at liberty te hunt and that one-fourth of the treasure found
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
Coin and Bullion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-silver bars, 661s @66I; Mexican dollars 5311a (054.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
The TaylOrCaSe.

CARRoLLroN, Mo-, Aug. 1.-Argu- ments in the case of the Taylor broth CTS, charged with the murder of the Meeks family. began today. The case was given to the jury at noon, who are still out
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
A FIFTH JUROR SECURED
In the Durrant Case-lnterest Is
 Beginning to Lag.

Beginning to Lag.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. IA fifth juror was secured at the forenoon session of the superior court, where Theodore Durrant is being tried for the murder of Blanche Lamont. He is Walter S.. Brown, a wholesale merchant. The case then went over until Monday. As the trial progresses the interest in it seems to lag, and the crowd of orbidly curious people who have assem bled at the courtroom door day after day is growing less.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
AFFAIRS AT OMAHA.
The Mayor Warns All Persons
 Against Acts of Violence.

OMAHA, Aug. In view of the dis turbed condition of affairs in the city today the mayor issued proclamation warning all persons against acts of violence or unlawful assembleges tend ing to provoke turbulence or create dis turbance, and to that end instructions have been issued to the chief of police to disperse all unlawful gatherings on public thoroughfares, especially in the vicinity ot public buildings.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-02
KICKING FOR PEACE.
The Salvation Army Complaining of
 the Merry-Go-Round

Yesterday morning representative of the Salvation Army called at the city hall to see if something could not be done to suppress the merry-go- round. He said the internal racket kept up from early in the evening until almost midnight, rendering the re-
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
gefjenotajerelie.

8eo 8ins 2utberan gaOtss Semiuarp be.
spuoer, ON Cub oil, alter I'm 8rrfIombeo
Wanoa9eu ben ODE Ssptember. On flor
3iliirOmnirg al npe eleuer oeutes. 2et oil
eerfcr pRre soot, ON man piloe melbe ia
ittoe. HegeleH sr, at insen optasss, JON cr
UNDER Is aar, bog lluotaseiisr fan gjgrea.
Der unoeruiieS / ale enselIfe JaJ iamt
9iniit - SnitrnmeniaI os gOia! Muiif,
Snsbolonins % &aanonrb.ioe.
"a leg fommer til of benpite Sommerie.
rIen I'll at reiie / Siolens 3nteresie - iamle
Sense til aibstaiina al @i9losu. JON butler
paa Sn8nIuseH, os iaa Gleusr Ill Sfclea -
er BET beoi, al ale Susmeloetier o. aaeen
Srerpelslia8 ansaaenoe Stolsn ienoes til
ARr. s. Z. SIermitao, siso ssinl geinn. ara
l5oe @usuii oil min goresie after bliue 9eo
sslna sSlnn. s0"s .. gusu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
penoe fortjenes hlemme.

gr 2e rrlig. ~aoruelia, arbeioiom? euis iaa es. bd
Iut Ten t . for 1885; $500 pg. Shame; $500
~. 4ar. . Tan letDiHt iurlicEe eeite: d Inner on
GageH. Bore Ng Htef ilager elors ores baarii3e Ss
her. 0uprIpr ? 6crpt D. tlsaer &slle ufo az in ie por
p rfection Dish Washer, en- ene!e prltrils iom
fiH0 s. Batter % 10, ver R~igiteRigI gaa 2 81 ,aHtgr;
tHgcH Gpeile no Q tEtsi % SlAga pla : Var tan iet
b~aluoisre osn; bIliI "a raril; uesr I3 Gtlalsuu9;
II al 'corrug ted Staalplloe: hgl0er pla Ell @aa9
100 Sitr. alsti ale3: $1,000 III ben. ion tan o9utie
IN lise til 90; elFoer samItte islirTHser en-. Ge
be5eper itte al uobp9 btsit: ~ilAiHlri Del ipsmes, az
&c bar Dem iiliaIls t1Elusr ysli islp oa tI3ber BEN.
Gnsuer Aaeut ilar eset Sia-!tt; aleu saHtayreRct
Damer. iom iG3er A9eH.M-. tprlsuer pi meo 4rage
en- l en- uaIter Boy. az ttemUlie, iaar Crore5
pptasea. On Aafrt i~ortlsaie S2i4.53ee i5ttte u 3lge,
0or Hrrraere Cplpsniaasr taltrtu Perfection Mig.
Co., eoc 6Jd 81. Englewooi, III, 6t.2I,2o cow.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

SolSfoig. 8rosierer @abt9rcn /
wtalnp bar / flsre 9tar laoet inf Met
transporter til &rlitinnin for oerpla
efter at bore op8ioet Tom norIf Mel
at lenoe3 til Sucriae tOlofrit. Jprret=
tln9en bar opret inobrin9enbe, ba ben
norlfe Toloiats for tpIf Mel CT meget
laoere emo ben I~uenite. @rosiereren
er nrreIteret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

fra Galores friocs ben 15oe
STUNT; I'll SGtreue ilpiter man iorteIt
nteo S~reaturene.
S'm ell. Sppe pnn Giclocne
o. ttloeis neoe / 8paoerne primler al
yemen, o9 man irpSter fer. at De pll
tonlrie I'll at blioe lfnoel,ge for Bon.
pens N9er % eng, tpis be life mart
Iorioinoer i9ieu.
Itan9e tjGmpemrsTsc Gtqsbpr
er at ie oppe / bore Gtooe, fun Gtaos,
at man life bar Sou til at itpoe benz.
TN ltoen Out ina nplig ct fort 9pr
oppe ! Sourtbammertnatten, iom han
antoJ irr at bare en- 8jOrn. Get err
o'Slell9 ell for SperHoo al 8iprne Ter
l be fore, soe Stopnrpfninarr, men
Oct er rte9et ~ijelpeu at iaa ie ben ga
etonu mere ijeloent, at man iaar ta9e
Sioet al no9en laaoan.
Sppe 6ielboanoene / Ialbres
ilaar 6iifet iGrOsles sOot til i Saor.
Gn WGn9oe Srret % 4bur CT iau0ot
! De jioIte Gage. 80 6iifere i~ongeoe
Tor ct 8ar Gage iiben en- Grret, iopl
oe'eOe nGIten Z S9r. builtet 10 er Ell
S~jelOenbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

dcrcm til Setretrr,n, @ait. W. 2auacs
tauo, Grrlisie, Riun.
Steo for urite 7jitritts 'ouoos
GS9i): SnobD0cl or i~orttaa in Cafe
Fart, Rimn., CO Cheyenne gicui9teO,
beticut al 9ait. Bale.
5cr9anoliuassienfnnO ior urre
D'sos onlles pan GGacsiDnOoen uRIte
Nnr.
Gdilit benucnOtc 8roi. 5rib ia til
6or'amIngan / ell tort gribsnoe Gale,
buorpaG SaImel ~Btio mco bin itore
Nlooe" blcu aiiun9et. qua lpite5
6errcns Selfsnelic OOer BEN tore 3tls
bgr r fare.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
Gn Gpliooe fra Wbrabatn
SincoluS StU.

Eaa aarets iorite Dag / 1864 iaaes
ell bei, mnser, nalten grim uoieenbe
Wsano at ltanie paa 8eunlpluaaia Ipe=
nile / 8Den @aibin9tun, ba en- npIten
barbenet Goinoe meo ubeoQtfet Spueo
| oct tnoenoe Stormz u9 Suepeir ileoe
ben til BAN % / jim @aanoe falot ueo
for bans 6pOber, ioet bun tps BAN for
en- Br9Itemano, p9 tiltalte bam iaas
leoeS:
"af, Cir! Spis 3e CT en- Gpanoes
liets 6orfpnber, ps buis Ge tjener ben
CUB, lom beipiIte elias peo Gapnene
% Ssraels 8prn meo Manua, iaa beo
til Sor6erre, at ban bill aabne mig ct
9p for Stormen % ioruube mig GsOe
til mine itaftels %forbungreoe 8Sru."
Seq ct Gnfe; min Mtauo falot paa ben
blooise Sla9marf peo Gettpsb burg. Nu
ct je9 ulgffelig o9 iUrlaot. Of, beo til
Dor Serre pg Wieiter, at ban BIZ bsre
mine alaseraab % bonfpre ps oeo at
9ipe mig SnslD p9 Mao, - eller beb,
at hi maa iaa bs!"
Gen tpie, i~tp9suafre Wanb. meo Siers
tet ooeritrpmmenoe al Spmpatbi %
meo ginene / Saarer, itratte no fine
S9noer poer ben iflone, fnelenoe
aOinoe pg iasoe:
"Wtin 9ooe Some, refs big pp; on tar
fell. Seq er in8en Gpansetiets 6ors
fpnber; Sebopa iDnes life Longer at
bile bpre mine Bonner. S fire lange
aar bar ies auraabt bam ON at 9jens
oprette Dor fgoeralc Union ps ON at
tan e benns ifrGftcli9e og blobige arie;
men life ipreno Der til Sprgrsitaterne
bleu ienot Ell Getition / 5prm al to al
De NET iturilagne armeer. iOm nogeus
linbe lfuloreee Geu9r, os iom fob uus
Der @eneralerne Grant % Gbermans
2eoelie, ipnteS jog at marie oct munolte
Sppr al 8Jnbsrelie. Ntiue 8gnner er
bog lluttelis blepne bsrte gieltnem Brit
al bisie to Irmeer peo be 10
8eneralers uIorionli9e, mooiae o. flc9s
b~ere9nebe 5rem9ans smuabe. 6pis
ie9 nj bauoe no8en Gro paa, at Spus
ner piloe tunne buie, ipoe ps flpoe big
og oine, Do ituloe ies bsie mig neo i
Inoast; men jes tror imjolertio,
at ben beoI lie Ssn, jes fan beoe til Din
er Ell Sgu til GrocerpmanOen
oerbenne / 8aoen."
Ss paa be ipmpatetiife Orb iulste ell
tiliuarenoe gambling. Wauben trat
ircm al Common Ell Inuisniussbus og
itrep pda ct al Slaoene:
"@aibinstun, lite Sanuar 1864,
Mr Grocerpmano! Ssiitarebe: Scr
iaa uerlis at fpripne SGreren mso
9eunetsmiolcr, jpn FUN MATTE gnIte,
ii en- &Rroi al $25, Os ieno 9iesnins
III Ssres iorb. Gbrabam 2incolu."
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
Socrigc.

fra CrnIfolosuif bercttcs: G!z
Treobems Su9bru9 meo til1Drenoe 8pos
Ringer % en- Sebolonins al 10000
SiDtter gpmmer or brRnot. Gelpe
So8bru9et CT osiureret for 800, 900
&roner, meoens gommeret life CT ass
lureret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Gcrmeo Uar bette / beoIte 5oritauo
bp89cll8e % ppbpsgeuoe WGoe tilcnoe.
Bait. 9iOsbOIO. % bans RenigbeOer
bepGrieoe Sguoonlerue pna Ell iaaoau
M'aaoe, at DC FOREIGNER ale oeres uoeltc
8af, Tom bar tiliteoe.
Slauot "Roiten"S GuTinoer al 2R.
lere or Der uoentult mango, iom pnIter
en- iploi8ere g%eretuirg OH bette bsrliae
Moos, emo huno i bette Geiarat CT meos
belt. Saaoanne benpiies til Spuooats
beretrln9eu, Der / Ell nrr 5remtio oil
notomme pan 2utberan 9ub. Souie,
3ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Suit ON Napn. Sturtbinssmano
german Sunien aars (fra Splpr) CT
rO G~runbbiems Stiitsouerretsocm
lenOt ll6erettiset til at BRUCE gtacnet
gars. San ct fra @aaroen Garsruo
(eIer Qalsruo) / 2piten.
unOerretteus Dom git ub paa bet
iinnte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
Sommnneoalaet | @etre 4fcr.

Snlset cr bleuen cit Itrr Seir for Seire.
I'll 6oEmano uotStas Sapieiu Ser
DEN neo 273 Ct. % @aarbbru9er
8lb. 9tuntbcsaaa8 meo 267.
vi 8enItres Sanoioater bauoe ,Sns
ipcficr NjeIien 100 ct. o. 0pcrrets.
lasfDrer Waoien fur 125 ct.
VI Gitrittets itemme6erettisebe bar
blot ca. Salpparteu iremmrot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

SONG Ssear bnpoe paa Snsoas ben
.ls0e SUM paret officer | so aar.
ausnife Sfiicerer af Scr % 5laaoe
iapoe / ben anlebnins lubifriberet til
IN Meoaille / Cub, % omtreut balus
Treble 9uiinb al be famine Serrer bapoe
GsaOen tesnet Jig for ielu at faa ct
.G%gemplar al Niebaillen, enten / SsIp
.Ier Bronco.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
Smaaplmf ira SpnooemoOet.

Senonaen unoer Spnooempoet bob.
tes 4reoifen al Ielsen6e 8rslter:
YaIt. 6. 8. 5croee. Spuore Smma'
nuels Sirte (9osbclot3 aalO).
Goit. 8. g. @nu9snes i Rptbiap.
&rOf. YIpisater peo 0orwegian
Groue.
9nIt. nils Gicrc / gatiteuOlO (0oris
alrfe).
Eait. .. 6. SoroaGl / gelican
&apios (Ouris SalO).
9ait. 8. q. alttitsbp i 8arnesuiae
(&OsBoIots aalo).
Tait. Or. 2au92lau6 ieircoe | Grns
bags arpitultrgaup, peo builfn glus
fleming geuner ira atore % upere GtO
bar tlliteoe.
Spnoa9 Gitermioong Gaooe spnpoas
lerne en- ieitlis SammenfomIt / Gtouen
ueo Halt. ROsBolot. SrOi. 2arIeu bolot
en- Stoletale; ban ie9neOe ct 8lQeoe al
SoIef. Sraisbanoen pppartebe meb
WtuIt. Set er lrg,n Spertriuelie at
lt9e, at Der peo oeuuc gtuleonina par
Soft tiliteoe / tuiinOuis.
DIR. 2enfer, 5oriatteren Of "Luther-
ans in all Lands, talte til Jurianu.
linsen Wianoas en- balp Gimes 3io, %
anbeialOe i'm Bog til bort 6olf.
5olfet i~9tosBolots Menigbeoer leper,
rsres p8 er / oisie Gage i Spnooes
msbet. S~pucOalerne % @jaIternc
npoer Ell FABIAN 0jaItfribeO, at mango
al benz life piloe baue no9et imoo at
~iorlGngs Wpoet en- uses 9io.
ga1t. 6. 6. 8reus fra pItfise 81.
itrift er tiliteoe.
Seer 3. Stremme ct FER i G9enIfab
al auisreierent og "%Itriuer paa 2ioet
lsit".
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Seicsfors SrGmaslciabrif peo
&arlltao err tOtalt neobrRuot. Gabris
ben bar iorijfret for 100000 SIR. l
"Soea". Dialtintriet leo bells flor
Staoe cs b!eu oels aloeles pOeloat.
gnleonin9cn til Stoens 5ptomt or
enonu u6etienot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

. Gluerum, ca. en- Wttl pitenIor
o,ret, uobreb / fOrrise nge en- Sto3z
fr,rc, iom BET bog inart lptteoes at
fatts, iaa fun nosle iaa Maal Sfog
r,SbrRnote.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

boIOcnoc no3lc flaotrpttc Sn9ler meo
5rl tgieuuen, rnouioere en- fpriirct
2inpiaoe ca 2 5 X 3.S om. ianit sroel
Bruoitpsler al 9~enrcoitaber.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

gmtmaub Collects WinSe. De
ii Ell Ilinoesape for aIbpOe Gmtmano
GuQett iuoiamlebe 1850 &r. blir MI
iruetot til en- Butte Of Gmtmancen til
0pRiliua, autaselis / Electromagnetic
ga til ct @rapmGle.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

oaircpalg. Sra Sroms6 bcrettes:
al 6crli9eliestommisiar ualstes Sfos
Ds,reft6r aiaensreen o8 til Suppleant
ctmnariebeitprer Gulgitao, bes9e
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

NeObranbt SampIas. Sra Sens.
r,upen i Man0al bcrettes ben 14oe
prui, at efaarens Camping iammez
t,Os er totalt nebbrenOt. 6oriitringss
,om $500 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
SDoem 30!

Snrmere. Tom snfir at iorsebrs i'm 1tiuiu1, bnrs,
9aa I'll 1goen! The Queen ard Crescent Route
en- Rtatou aeres ,{arme til 3 ga 5Tra Htr,r
(paa leie Sctin8siiT); maaaeolils er'arGorer III
haio S%ilstprts; aGa % ie ior Ger llp. Snasa
SitSilre. SnlcH RHtoehslser. 8ltre Stolsr o.
Sirt.r. &iGitirts Soft. Geno ,itsr 8s1sr Ga Cplgs.
niuser. Z, u. N~lnsarion. g. q. Il. Giuanuiii, SGto.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

WafreliIfet paa aritiansianoss
'anten ipnes sanite at futile mislpttes
iaar. 9tat eIter Scat binores 5iifet al
etOrm. 9pffes bet at faa Gornene
iatte, er Saneiten entcn insen e(ler
5dit ubetpoelis. Siiterne bar / ben
INite 3io liot af aulbe, ba Suit %
9anS er isnsube fploe ralten iOm oeo
9intertib.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

eoftorgrnben. anne. meb. 8eoer
o,rius grejer er ben 15oe SUM al
), ~ofaocmiife 9Oaesium treeret til
,,..or medicine.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

galaaarbs ulbparefabrif ieirer
iaar it 20 Glars SnbilGum. st iGrs
ssles interesiant SeitItriit er uo9it.
Fabriterus er ~srunologt Of Sr. DIE
glien, en- Susmanosipn fra NpIDlfe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

s SragebopeScr. Iaa Solsen i
Meto er peo 8urifIorigsen al en- Grap=
bnus iunosi eli Srpitigiie ca. Z em.
lang, iorNr.t meo s 2rlgehopeoer,
gruppereoe ON Ell rro Sten / Wiioten;
eli opaliurmet sG te Of gronee, inoes
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

eil GommanbantpoIten pan Sss
,.-.6ora bar melot i9 statsrano %.
rsim "a Obsrit u. W. Seibers.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

Statsminiiter Gmil Stang iDlote
len hoe SUM tit 81 Iar.
San fan ie tilbase paa ct lan9t o9
rat bepa9et pffsntlist 9ip, peo bpis
icrelpbise I%iilutnins bau MI muli9euS
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

snuobeesfGre | Jolfeifolen. Sir
htomiteen inoitiaer paa, at Der unoer
eunbbeoslaren | Splfeifplen antages
rucsruisuius ON De beruienoe 2rttes
sirtnins os 5arer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09

On Spesefusl bapoe siitet Zig meb
en- Dame, Der a ~uiRbuanlis ltoen al
Gart. Gn al bans 8enner ipur9te
BAN, bpOrior ban life bauoe taset Ell,
Der bar liot itsrre.
set era, iuareoe Fan, "iurbi at al
to Snoer bsr man altib palse bet
min0ife"
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-09
MISUNDERSTANDING @ierfnes irt

NNIVtl ~J6tRHFE ="
Sriitiania er uonGunt til Yrofesipr /
pg matbematit Split peo
Spifole. uonarnelien
isOe tiltroos for, at be Sa9fpnotge
iraraaot bert, ioet oisie bapoe
at lube 9rpies iorpuiten bore
inotil pioere.