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n commends the Gov

Public opinion commends the Gov
ernor's action.
Tonight at midnight Governor Gull
person issued the following proclama-
tion for q session of the Legislature to
pass law prohibitory of prize fighting:
II. Charles Culbersou, Governor of the
State of Texas, by virtue of authority
vested in me by the Constitution thereon,
do hereby call special session OF the
Twenty fourth Legislature, to be con-
vened in the city of Austin. beginning at
noon on Tuesday, October l, 1895. for the
following purposes: I) To denounce
prize-hghting and kindred practices in
clear and unambiguous terms. and pro-
hlbls the same by appropriate pains and
penalties, putting the law into immediate
operation and making necessary provfs-
ion Tor its enforcement. so that the pro-
posed exhibition OF this character within
this State may be prevented. the un-
doubted will OF the people upon the sub
ject respected and this aftront to the
moral sense and enlightened progress of
exas averted. q TO consider ana act
upon such other matters as may be pre-
sented pursuant to Section 10, Article III.
OF the Constitution"
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of Mexico almost fortnight in confer
ence with President Diaz in relation to
establishing open ports for the Cuban
navy and coaling stations, writes that all
his plans have been successful so far.
The first vessel to take advantage OF
Mexico's concession to the Cuban patri-
OTIS will be aSBritish craft fitted out with
an armament to enable her to cope with
any Spanish warship now cruising IN
Cuban waters. She was built in the
L United States not long ago. 1t is said, at
cost Of $3.50, 900, for the West Indian trade
and for transatlantic business, and has
been running between New York and
T,,La
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MONTREAL Quebec. Sept. 26.-A big
forest fire has been raging for two days
in the forests of the county of Athabasca.
and has destroyed hundreds of farm
houses.
The village of Brawitz Mills is wiped
out Even cattle were burned in the
fields. The inhabitants barely escaped.
Hundreds of families became separated
in their flight.
Most of the country from Brawitz Mills
to Ashton is a charred and blackened
waste.
The fire is eating still further into the
interior, and the sky is obscured by
dense smoke.
Forest Dale and Moose Park, on the
Mitchell road, escaped the fire entirely,
but along the Athabasca branch OF the
Grand Trunk the destitution is pitiable.
FOREST FIRES IN NEW JERSEY.
EGG HARBoR On. J.), Sept. 26.-Forest
fires threatened this city to-day. a
change of wind caused the fire TO enter
the city limits and a general alarm was
sounded. Every man in town was out
lighting the flames. the roar OF which
could be heard for miles. Many persons
WbIS ON6ICOIllo ny VIC IHLtuh0 uoats n
residence and barn were burned.
FIRE AT MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPoLIs, Sept. pa fire broke
out in the Chamber of Commerce build
ing at the corner OF Fourth street and
Fourth avenue south about o'clock this
moNning, and before it was conquered
guaed the two upper floors. The loss
will not exceed $4,000. and there is
about 500, 900 insurance on the building.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by electric wires. The occupants
burned out have secured offices in ad-
joining buildings and have resumed
business.
FIRES RAGING IN WISCONSIN,.
MANIToWOC (Wis.), Sept. 70. - The
northern part OF this county is raging
with forest fires. At Iisch Mills, fifteen
miles from here, the barns and buildings
OF John Bouda and Joseph LeidIe were
| burned this afternoon. They lost all their
machinery, grain and household goods.
| Other farmers close by are moving all
their goods away, and unless the fire
abates, their buildings will also go. The
fires are being stuDbornly fought by the
| farmers. Fires are also raging several
miles further west of Iisch Mills, and the
| farmers there are also moving every
thing away, and expect to see their build
! ings, burn at any time.
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Land Grants Approved.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 70. The Secretary
of the Interior to-day approved grants of
land TO the following railroad companies:
oregon and California Railroad Company,
as successor to the Oregon Central Rail-
way Company, list No. is, including 46,
09I acres; 10 the same road, list No. II,
EN- bracing l2,349 acres within the limits
of the Oregon City Land District To the
same road, list No. II, containing ], $50
acres; Southern Pacific Railroad (main
line). list No. %, !, ,l52 acres; Southern Pa
cific Railroad lbranch line) California, PCS
acres. and -, l30 acres to the Central Pa
cilic Railroad Company, as SUCCESSORS TO
the California and Oregon Railroad Com
paDy.
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Funeral of Professor Kennedy.

SAN Francisco. Sept. 26.-The funeral
of the late Professor James G. Kennedy
took place from the First Unitarian
Church to-day al l o'clock. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Horatio
Stebpins, while the music was rem
dered by the church choir. The funeral
Grafton was by Samuel Shortridge,
who delivered most eloquent eu-
logy upon the life work OF the de-
ceased At the close of the exercises at
the church the funeral cortege proceeded
to Cypress Lawn Cemetery, whore, with
simple but impressive ceremonies. ali
thai was mortal of james q. Kennedy
was consigned TO the tomb.
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CASE oF MRS. MAVERICK.
Another Effort TO be Made to Release
Her From Prison.


Her From Prison.
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Dr. Helene Dins-
more of London, England, President of
the International May brick Association,
with her husband, DR.. Emmett Dins-
more, is guest at the home of her son
in this city route to Atlanta and
Southern California, where the winter
will be spent. Mrs. Dinsmore said: II
am in the United States for the
purpose of interesting women in the
case of Mrs. Maybrick My work
VIII be done through the women's clu bs
aud kindred associations. We want $I25, =
0J0, to be expended in arousing public
sympathy in England to proper appre-
citation OF this case. We Will hold pu bic
meetings and compel the newspapers TO
recognize us by Offering the story OF Mrs.
May brick 1T advertising rates"
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SIX PEOPLE KILLED.
Fatal Results of Il Giant Powder Ex-
plosion in Colorado.

EatRl K6SultS OF Giant POWuer EX-
plosion in Colorado.
LEADvILLE (Col.), Sept. 26.-Sixty- i've
pounds of giant powder exploded this
afternoon i'll the Belgian mine in Ade-
laide Park, five miles from this city. Ten
miners were at work in the drifts at the
time. It is believed that a miner carry
ing the powder from one drift to another
let itiall. The explosion caused cave-in,
resulting in the instant death Of six and
tho fatal injury of two more.
Help was sent from the city to hasten
the work of rescue OF the wounded and
dead.
The only miner who can tell how the
explosion occurred was brought to the
city, but was so badly injured that Re
cannot talk. He is now at the hospital
and will die.
The six bodies brought to the morgue
and who have been identified are as fol-
lows: Clark McGinniss, John Hamill,
James III. Gray, Ed. kuhne. Chris.
Phillips and John Baggs.
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TRAGEDY IN MISSOURI.
Joseph Renisch Kills Della Bowman
aud Then Himself.

Joseph Renisch Kills Della Bowman
aud Then Himself.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-At daylight this
morning workmen found the dead bodies
of young man and woman lying in a
pool OF blood near the eastern entrance
gate to Tower Grove Park. The bodies
lay closely together, and examination
showed that each had bullet wound in
the right temple. A note pinned TO the
clothing of the man read: "Good-by to
all; she shot herself; l shot myself"
The bodies were identified as those of
Della Bowman, aged IS, and Joseph
Renisch. aged a years. Renisch was a
pressman. The police regard the tragedy
as case of murder and suicide, and are
inclined to the belief that Renisch killed
the girl and himself as the result OF low
ers' quarrel.
Persons living in the vicinity of the
tragedy heard two shots fired at 3
O'Clock this morning, but paid no atten-
ton. The young couple had been dead
several hours when the bodies were dis
covered,
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SANTA CLARA,s CARNIvAL.
VIII be Held in May Next. From the
sixth to tho Ninth.

VIII be Held in May Next. From the
sixth to the Ninth.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 26.-The Executive
Committee of the Santa Clara Carnival of
Roses met this evening and fixed the
dates for the event for May 9th. 7th. Sth
and 9th, in 1896. 1t was decided TO erect
the great pavilion for the event upon the
grounds of the Agricultural Society
facing upon the Alameda. COM
munication offering to cooperate
was received from the Christian
Endeavor Union. That organization
is to hold State convention in San Jose
next year. The proposition is to fix the
dates SO that the convention can be held
Immediately after the carnival of roses,
so that the pavilion can be used by the
Christian Endeavorers. The otfer of CO.
operation was accepted.
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Won the Fight on Foul.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 26.-Dal Haw-
kins defeated Charley Rochette at the
Colma Athletic Club this evening on
what Referee Young Mitchelp consid-
cred deliberate foul. in the eighth round.
Up to The sixth round Hawkins had the
best of the fight, but after that Rochette
picked up. La the eighth round, at the
Termination OF hot rally, Rochette caught
Hawkins around the neck and pitched
him OH the floor Hawkins forehead strIk-
ing the carpet. The referee immediately
decided that deliberate foul had been
committed by Rocnette, and decided in
favor OF HaW kius,
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CONDITION OF TIE TREASURY
y slight Excess of Revenue Over the
Expenditures.

y SlSnC EXceSS OF kovenue over the
Expenditures.
WASHINGTON, Sept 26.-All the heavy
expenditures Of the treasury for this
month have now been paid, and to-day,
for the first time, the figures show a
slight excess of receipts for the month.
The excess is only SI12.7 IA. but it is said
that by October 1st the excess will reach
s., 500, coo. and the deficit of the present
fiscal year. now Sl3,000,000, viii be re-
duced to 10000, ,000 The receipts, now
ever, are running below those of last
month, principally in internal revenue.
AS October is an interest paying month.
IL is antics pated that the expenditures for
that month Will exceed the receipts by
from eight to nine million dollars. The
annual interest charge, ct tho present
rate of receipts, is over 10 per cent. of the
revenues OF the Government.
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DEEP WATERWAYS.
Proceedings of Yesterdays convention
at Cleveland, Chic.

Proceedings of Yesterdays Convention
at Cleveland, Chic.
CLEVELAND Ohio, Sept. 26.-After a
continuous session of twentyfour hours,
the Committee on Resolutions OF the
Deep Waterways Convention reached the
following resolutions this afternoon:
That the public welfare demands the
deepest practicable channels between the
several lakes and toathe seaboard, to en-
able vessels of the most economical type
to pass between lake ports or between
the lakes and the seaboard or TO foreign
waters without the necessity OF trans
shipping; that the prompt action taken
by the Congress of the United States and
the Government OF the Dominion OF
Canada, providing for joint commits
sion TO investigate and report upon the
establishment OF deep water between the
great lakes and the sea. conformably TO
the resolutions adopted at Toronto IL
1894, is a matter for qualification, and that
in view of the extended scope and great
Importance OF the subjects for eXamina-
ton, this convention urges that the most
liberal provision be made for the neces-
sary expenses.
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Warm Day at san Francisco.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 26.-At o'clock
this afternoon the temperature at the
United States Weather Bureau was IS. 81.
At } o'clock it registered S9.50. The high
est temperature ever recorded IN san
Francisco was Septenb Der I'D last year,
when the mercury ran up to 81. The
TEN perature yesterday was only S7.50.
The highest so tar this year was IN May,
when il was So.
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Failure of a Paving company.

ASTORIA (Or.). Sept. 26.-The Pacific
Paving Company, 8 Portland firm, hav-
ing the contract TO put in Astoria's new
water works system, failed to-day. Tho
liabilities are unknown at present, the
largest item being $4,000 due laborers.
John Hahn was appointed receiver this
ate rnoon TO wind UP the concern.
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ANOTHER FOR BRITAIN.
The Foreigner Wins Another Heat
in the Race for Small Craft.
UNCLE SANS REPRESENTATIVE IS
BADLY IN THE REAR

The Ethelwynn Gives Up the Fight
When the Race is Only HaIf-Fin-
ished-Should the English N'n To-
day the Cup VIII Go to England,
This Being the Final Contest IN the
Present Series.
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Time-2:l6]s, 2:I61z. 2.19.
CHOLERA ~ HAWAII.
The Epidemic Reported to be Under
Control.

Control.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 26.-The Oceanic
steamer Alameda, from Australia, ar
rived to-pay, and after being boarded by
Quarantine Officer Chalmers was allowed
to land at the Folsom-street dock al 1870.
because it did not take on any passen-
gers. freight or mail at Honolulu.
The vessel got into the harbor off Hon
olulu al \. VI. on September 18th and
left ali hour and a half later without hav-
ing any communication with the shore
whatever, except that one OF the en-
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polyes ofthe company shouted to the ves-
gel from a small boat that there had been
total of eighty-six cases of cholera and
forty deaths, and that the cholera was
then under control. No Europeans"
had been attacked since the Australia
had danartad
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WILL TRY TO STOP THE FIGHT.

Governor Culberson of Texas Calls for
special Legislative Session.
AUSTIN CTexas), Sept. 26.-This after
noon Governor Culberson issued call
for special session of the Legislature to
consider prize-fighting. l. is said that
the Governor hopes 10 secure the repeal
of the occupation tax law and thereby
prevent the Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight.
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BARCAIZTEG(JI DISASTER.
Further Particulars Of the Sink
ing of the Spanish Warshlp.
INDESCRIBABLE SCENES ACCOMPA
NYING THE TRAGEDY.

The Admiral. Together With All the
full Scene Augmented By the APP
pearance of Sharks, Which Seized
the Men and Drew Them Under the
Waves-The Captain of the Wrecked
Vessel the Last to Leave the Ship.
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SAN JOSE FAIR.

The Attendance at the Racing Keeps
on increasing.
san JOSE, Sept. 26.-The attendance at
the races keeps increasing each day, and
to-day il was the best OF the week. Tho
feature OF the day was the time in the
first he Il OF the lree-for-all pace. AS pre-
dic,ed. a record was broken, Waldo j.
pacing a mile in 2:09. This is the Agri-
cultural Park track record, and also the
fastest mile paced or trotted in California
this year. Summarizes
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cuRANs ACQUITTED.

KEY WEST Fla.), Sept. 26.-The seven
Cubans who were arrested on board the
schooner Antoinette and brought to this
port by the cutter McLane were tried be-
fore Commissioner Otto and discharged.
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DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES.
Big Forest Fire Raging in the
County of Athabasca, Quebec.
HUNDREDS OF FARM HOUSES LAID
IN RUINS

six Men Killed and Two Others Seri-
ously Injured By an Explosion OF
Giant Powder in CoIorado-An EX-
cursion Steamer Burned at Chicago,
and Two Members Of the Crew Sup
posed to Have Suffered Death.
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN KANSAS.
Five Men Relieved of All Their Valua-
bles by Two Masl1ed Men.

LEAvENwoRTH (Kas.). Sept. 26. -
Springdale is village with less than a
half hundred inhabitants, located in
Alexandria Township, Leayenworth
County. Last night two masked men en-
tered the store of Mr.. Courtney, ransack-
ing the place for money. aud then march
ing out five men a short distance from the
place, relieviug them of all their valua-
bles. No resistance OF any kind was
shown the highwaymen, none OF the
parties being armed ,Awhile the masked
MEN were in possession of bad-looking
weapons. All the cash found in Court
ney's store was taken, while the men
were relieved OF money and watches, y.
G. Chaplin contributing $50.
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TIE CUBAN REVOLT.

Open Ports for Vessels on the Mexican
Coast.
NEW YORK. Sept. 26-Secretary Con-
zales Quesada. who has been in the City
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

0ette gGrf er bet eleite / lit Slags, %
burDe finbe Ylabs paa gOrbet, hos enbuer, Der
elifer 8lomlter. Oct er life 1Oget billigt Mfaf:
perf, men Ell Yrpo for etbuert 6jem. gGrfet
llbfDmnler / 6efteuis Og buert 6efte fOlter 10
Gents. Oct inDebOlber illutfe latnrlige fOlprte
Tegni1ger at 80 uilbe gloniter neD geifriuelie
oper buer ilGr, Og belle GGrfet pl blipe Is 6ef=
ter eIer ialt Oper 500 fint teglleDe pilDe glOm=
tier. st 6efte pl rbfonllne bper llge, og man
fan le1be for enten ct ao @a1gen eller ale paa
Ell Sang. SenO 10 Gents for bet ferlte Sefte,
% eubper, Der elifer glonllter, nil iitfert ienDe
efter be re terenDe Setter.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

gglbepelt | aiua. 8 fsrite Saioa
oar 1894 ital / Canton life mirore
euo 10000 Menuelter uRrc 5: al
8ptOepeit. Oct alminbsli9e autn,
8sosinlo i Canton er omtrent 1000 |
WauneOeu. 8 Son9tons nntagtr
man, at iiOen Gpioemicns llobruo Ct
melIem 6 O9 1000 iatoHe iOm Dire lOr
oeuue Spgoom.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

ppieleret bar niia9t 7om / en- Sag
mob @lpf Gabriel Stien, bpsm Differ
Sosneroao paa 8OrnbOlm bnbbs isgt
opmt til at beni9ttes i 5pruarius paa
bet Sffsntli8es SefoItnins, furbi BON
ltuloe bape unbiast SOsueraaoet e[ler
entelte Dieolemmer at famine. Ssielte.
retsoommen itabfefebs Serrepstinss.
OOmmsn, peo bpilfen 3iltalts par fri.
%iunpen.
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s.G%pmmisIorinm 81.

seliepoten" meooeler, at Der i en- q
5remtlb tan fro 8e6Osrne i 9sue Ser.
reo oentes inoienOt ct ~GnorascnSe til
Suits miniiieriet ON, at bet 8urames
tier Splciu meobelte &Ommisicrinm
an9aaenoe Nprbet paa 2eUe Mart maa
bllps ubpioet til usiaa at umfatte be
mist9rtellss Sloebraube Of Glore %
npere Cato / 2Due 6erreb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

9~sbsialo. 6%prbeparenos Dperla,
rer PED 8uielsitens Sfole, Carl Daniel
Solbt, er afsanet peb 9soen. San
par lsot ben 27oe Suli 1918 Os OPP
naaeoe iualebeS EN- 9(loer al pei rs
glar.
Sa9isrer 9ibrit Gpber emit i
Bergen er oso al Sierteilas. Giosbs
Der | Uioe areoie bar ticnpt iom en-
ijeloen buman, elituGrbis % peuneial
Wano, par fsot 1s49 % Gaub. iur.
1873.
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EpoSfato.

1sssiaIssanmtIosIisv I sI%bonntnitrs want
Tier pptaets cratic. Boo tan oi life aiis
pIaos for DC a~ImiuosIiat LANCE iafkattTSr.
csr iaa soot fan irenisres pripai baaos tit
prsfsr. gabotr % 9iaetninesr. Dor 0srs,
% Anmeioeiisr az mere sne aIminosli9
teuass, maa betaiss 5 Gcnis pr. einit. pi
fornsfattsr. at enbper. fent inpfsnotr = zoos
iaissamusipsIisr. taIsr pisie sintsf % rsttsr
fa oersftcr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04
Stor 9eperante. 8Oncesfpnsba.

Stor Seuerancs. &Oncssiipnsba.
oerne paa be tire npe Sernbaneanl90
Siaersb = 5reberitspert, Npbprs -
S%penoborS % Nsrreiuuobp -5jerritss
lep bar beItilt ca. 160,O 900 Str. IpenIte
Slcepers % ca. $4,000 lsbeupe Serel-
Keepers. 9euerancen er pperta9et al
6rUsierer q. Bird, Npbors, ior benz
impo 300, 900 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

6n Sjenetefarleiorenins er bleueu
oprettet / Saroe. 9ens 5Ormaal CT
bt. a. at iremme g@prueliobeO Os Srs
ben lamt at patfe Sunieu iOr Susflibs.
arbeioer / be lepiae Elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

5orlis. auttersn "8eubipsiel" Of
5reberitsbaon er iorleosn totalt ~forliit
peo Sslanosbers i sueri9e. 20 Mnno
ornfneoe, oeriblanot Stprmanoen, Wus
rims 9grgenieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04
Gleuoomsialg. 9prbDsunrO usb

Gieuoomsials. 9prbpsunrO usb
&anoers er af grOprietar 9ii9el iotst
til 8roprieter Cartier al Sjsbeubaun
for s, 1000 ar. @narSsn bar IA 1br.
Sartfurn. S%uertaselieu FER itrar.
- 5ensbjerssouro ! Ssnber Stenbs'
rup CT al @nteiru Bed operoraset Chr.
5roit. @uarben er tat til garbi l4O,.
900 ar. &jsbeiummen er $4,000 &r.
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grGffct bcg0e armc. Susmar

WTWlICI OtB1e TtMc. Nushidlo
Nnorsas 5riiS al gi6e Warf tom for.
Ieoen mcget otOorligt til Gfate. On ban
par bebirlpeIig meO at lGsie 9utm pan
en- 8o9n. Ia Salmeu par paotpsiet
'Os 29sittrGet ituloe sigrss fat. igraug
bette, bUOrefisr 5rijs hprtebe ueo paa
Soroen o9 brRtteoe beale 0rme.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

9r. Segsbro Gar BEN 14oe 7ecem'
Der, eiter at galstreSstOoens Suersang
til 2bcn BebaHOlins bar uspta9en, neO'
ia9t tit Manoat iom 5~pltetbiu9ets 5or.
mano. 9runoen BERTH er, at ban aus
fer 2priurla8et for srunolupItrioist.
3bin9et ital MI pRl9e en- np 6urmano.
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9tn, Der fan 9ipe m 9 C~pIpsnine ON, buor
8rForens Grid. gars o. Sobnn 9atiou fra
Iariboult Co.. Mtnu, opboioer fig. gIBr mig
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SeIter Bn1ter at bsre fra oen,. oe De piloe
ieip buue 5oroel peraf. n. =. Gumoion
Sen, Ninu.
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2 WeuueIfer iubebrrubt. Mat ii

5reons ben zoe 9ecbr. nebbr9note
9%anbbanbler Norosarens 8aaninss.
bus paa grotsbs / Spslnnb (Gaterss
oaten).. st monolist 5aitislem FAINT
3jeneitepisen inbebranoie. 8aaoe
Snobo % Saubelsparer, Der fun oelois
Dor az lureret, git op / 9uer.
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Der umMr at he De pbe ghmher at feube, pl De ngendnbe iere ha Anebnhg BERTH?
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

YeobrRnbt. NOrbal @itbs Rorbpb
% aarl Grnebsrss Salterl % &prbOb
/ 5ilfepGret 3ptluuo er nebbrenot.-
2l9eiaa SOpeebpsuiHseu pnn @uaroen
Siette paa &luserite.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

Wieb9er's Angleworm Os Worm
wood Oil Liniment er bet beolte lom
iinoes. Oct linorer DieblltteliS al
Surerte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

Seo paa Sapst. On @anO OeO
yiapn Carl Smeo / Nsrtlit er i'll.
"5bin. Imtsap." plubielis ai9aaet peo
9ppen Ell Wil tiliss. meoens ban par
iiaro meb at rsste fin @jernins osr'
noe. Gibsbe eiterlaber fig Snitrn %
fem uforIsraebe Born.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

Ycrionclfnpelam. aano. tbeol. 9
U $ Stabea er uonepnt til 9eripuel.
topeQan boss o9utpreit / 9iin9ebuYre'
ltesjGlb @ q 8 3aurin.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

Napnrforanoring. Der er meos
belt Sa9Igrer s. ariItsnisn al SOlRe'
bro t8l. Seullguius til at isre 6amilies
uapnet Gpnn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04

Vt zig ct ANr paa 0apets @uno.
. GrrIem Str0no ueo 9emui9 inp'
h '0rIsNen gtgct al aoptein 0per'
aTS, 6srcr al 8ortitibet 3Un Suan
.5'torliS9aIo, Der itranosoe pso Oar
'H S'n Zoe December iijor. 2iset
! l0r3OiOspIs meget Tibet msotat,
BET bar iano ipnliguis peret neoera.
Sano, &ua 8 get iauotes en0el.
Saogsn9e % omerifanIte Yuse'
Mi.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-04
Stort Spineinla.

Stort SDineialg. Sra Goenie
meobeles, at Suns Suinslnsteri gss
lens after for bet fommenbe Sar bar
aifigbt iamtlias ipulte Spineialssfores
nipser beres 8~rUouttion at spin. 9ris
fen ct abetjeuot.