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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
On iornpteIia Netsjag

oigiOroes iOrnplis for Hetten | Berlin.
I~ntlaseoe bar en- Grsfen 6rieoa Sc
lid, Der itaois laa paa Geltioo meO
ben / famine Sus boenoe Sru Ger.
Sare be to fl gle paa binanOen / en-
Srappecp9ans, brgo Der lgs ct Storm>
petr al StlGlo3orb, iaa 2eiebperne
trob ialHmen al 60rfGroslie. Spao
ben pprinoeli9e Iarins til beres
Wunobngseri pur, uioNe Snsen, ps
iaa lrrse baooe be ligset / l"lucnitab,
at be encp9 ielp bapoe slemt BET. Jor'
leoen ssnoas fob Grbten 5rieca uoens
for i'm Grtreogr, ba 5ru gier retOp
meg zig forbi mso en- for Suru pnu
Irmen. 9eu slitelise 5rstsu Loo life
Inlecningen saa tabt, - BUN ipptteos
reiolut i'm NOoitanoerIte lige i aniiss
tet % bette meo en- FABIAN Strait, at
bet lsie 9anbsebis for beube no al
Runben - lise op / 6ru Giers Surp.
Sruen par imiolertib life fen; ifgnos
lomt tIeoe bun aIiteo meo bet iielors
corpus deficit, men Gisrinosn al &c.
bisiet iuI9te eiter, os M bsspubte en-
bib Slst, buorunoer Sru Gier fl 3rg-
tsnens NIe9ler at tleuoe paa mere enc
en- 9~egem5oel. SUN inbgao / ben gns
leonin9 SInse Oper GrDfen Grieoa, %
Sasen bebanoleoeS iurieoen Dag ior
Strauten. 5srit ituloc 8sttenS Meo,
lemmer "beli9tise" be Gru @ier paa
ale Gnoer os Santer ttlipieOe "9e.
gems fornGrmeller" - en- bGlit tu0Iig
Scene, Der lOtteoe emil frsm bos ielO
De alporli9ite GsiesiOrsr; bernait be-
gpuote be at oreite SpSrssmaalet ON
SfaoeSerItatnins til 5rgisn 6rieoa,
Der bar frat NOT til at paaitaa, at bun
let lite bauoe irgttet; bun baooe-er.
flereoe bun - miitet @sbisiet i SOr.
itreftelie oper ben Gnoens pDloiumme
stialpsOrb. Serimoo pruteitere Gru
Ger, ioet bun iOrmente, at bun umulte
tunoe BABE brust iaa fore Orb, at Ell
Sebis Of en- iaa %umaaoelis Stprrelie
tunoe faloe ct MenueIte Of Ruuoen.-
-Tetsmeolemmerne, Der Iao i en- enc.
tie 2atter, bsmte cmiioer @ebis tets
Gierinbs til so Marfs 8ooer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
2epntnger al en- Sp paa
Sapets Suno.

gnoutturiteterne I Rorigar, Der liS'
ger saa Salpssn Sstria SOriatcrfa,
oct, bar paa Saubunoen ct Stptt!
gpo for Salossn cpoa9et 2eonin9sr a.
en- It6rre Stao.
5itsrus bapoe ui;e / Gc'enes 2sb
last giarte til, at bour be iaiteOe V'r'
meme ub, bauote bet, a. bisie lille iJeI'
ban blcu inOpitlet /, buao Der bite i'9
| at pare Miasisr Of Murpert, brOrlI
Gtpttsr uu % ba bra9tss op til GUer'
fIaben.
Saa en- Tag srflareee en- 8pltsr. at
Gan bGpos iset Murue8s. os @uoer
osrneOs pau Sausts 8uno, % Sooi9s
nos gutbpritster beuirteoe oerIor Ell
unberissslis iat isans.
Der blsp isnbt en- 9pfter thumbs.
@aa en- 9pbOs Of so Sob ianot ban Jig
umriu9et al Skinner al RenneIteboiI'
ger fra Sortioen. 8eo ct 9aa piosre
siennsmiG0ts ban be intsresid ssr'
ninger o9 MurunsS. % tcm osroeo
paa bet Rsue msb, bporoan 8aoeri1e
par uOlast. San iaa imiolertio boer'
fen 30re sIsr 8inouer; i~aaoannc bar
ifiulte pcO Wasier Of SsgrGs % ltor'
pea9tjge 9eo9tnin9er, iom ! Gioens
2eb bauoe bannst iia.
Gn 100 SObs ettG.uins bar alt,
bpuo Gpttereu tunOe u%uertomme; 2tp'
tougst raj life LANCER. Men ban for'
jaseoe al 9piul ON, at man Der FOB
o%reriOr 2eOnin9er al en- I 6Ortloen eil'
gang bebpet Stab, ION oeb en- sller an'
ben NaturOmueltnins bar bleuen oGt'
tet al Sgen.
Muligsns er bet &uinerns al ben
OrIounoue 9p Gisiu, ber lau paa Gcn
al Iamme 9taun. pg irm unoHes al
9linius ben 9Glore. :
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
e. DEBORAH. IOWA.

Seq Tan uotale ON SpmnRiueu "SuSpep
men, al Oct lille er ppsrorepent, bpao be-
ianr | Gnbsialtugcrne ipr ben. Sen er iulo
laa 600 lom nogeu 800 Torars 9eaitlne
6ro8tsl.bo 3beoeor Tpsaaro, Ntels
bile, Mian-
Wttu Menirg on, Gnmafineu "Sasper.
men" CT, at ben / euhcer Ssuieeroe sr iaa
goo, iom man ian snite ia Ell DiaGtine.
8ra9tsn blep s2.l5. slugnn Sobnion,
Neoora, q. 9afota.
Snmaltiuen 'SuSoenrsn," iom lea mootoo
! Wat Wtoaueo, er ODER oil Scrpentniuo GA
lu!ot ina 900, pm lite be0re rno he as eleI
80 Dollars WaiiiHer, iom Ggcuterne relic,
rnllot % lrlaer. Gragtea par so Gents.
SeH Ssuion, Sine Grove Ietralia.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Gu TormaningstaleS 1irfs
ninaer.

utaf er 8erbeus 2gn, t9n,te en-
Some, iom i9uar GitermiObas oanbrere
ira s6ueisaarbssaoen meb su,mt
potter ps en- iurIaaet Bag. GH @osn
meo to iulbe 8erioner / Tom tigrenoe,
Do Seiten itramtes uf straalerue fra
en- @aoeiprDite Os iprans lgbit. Bog
men paltece. os ben Gue fit ct Temt
Saar / Soueoet. Den pelmenenos
Rome gil ben % bulot en- 5Ormanina8s
tale til Munber, iom paa fin Sibe blsp
iaare iOrnGrmet, iprans efter pa
ipanote benoe basfru, iaa bun ialot
Ouerenoe. Suerfen bun eQer oen 6luf,
iOm iamleoe fig bapoe nOset meo bans
Giiarer at sisre, mente ban. S8 Der.
meo iatts ban fig paa S~eitergosen,
ipans fin Spsbe 90 fiDrte pibsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Gu Yrmo, iout proteierer moo 0teIjes.
tttuaIet.

@sS en- 0idis / ct. Wartin's airte 9onbon inbtraf ms
Zig ~fsIseuoe gpiiobe. Bruoen par Mtis GtbsI 9. en- unc
9ise paa 81 aar % f~aaIsoes efer enseit Sou mpnbis oe
berettiset til islp at iOrfsie ouer fit Serte os fin SaanS.
0a Yrehen efer &ituaIet ipurste: "9usm siusr benne
SpnSs til benne Manb2" biubrsSe gruon fin GaSer al
iuare os iasbe iiiecet ielu til 9reiteu:
"SSnseu anben ens ies ieIu siper mig til ben Ttanb, ies bar
uaIst. Oct SpsrsmaaI De nspp bar frsmiat, itriuer fig
fra f~orSuns Cher, oa &pinben anIanes % aniaa fla ieIu
Iom en- cling, en- SIauinOe, iOm 6OreISrene frtt funbe bss
pOnere opsr. Sm leg life isu i~amtpttebe at foreuc mio
nnsb min GOrIopeos, pIos insen menneitelts Uaast tunne
tuinss mig. Seq anntober berfOr 9grbsOisbsb min 6uber
ON lite at fpars Dem, os ies srtIGrsr, eftsriom DC ipcrser,
at iss oIsne stpsr mig til ben @eanb, iom taar usb min,
SiSe."
Yrsitsn ipnes mere ~forbauiet enb mis- fornsiet % tom lite
meO nOsen Snopenbinser. Strar eter MATTE ban ifsIoc
RituuIet ipOrse Iliis gtbeI o., ON bun Iopsbs fin MunO
2lsteIie os 2pbisbeo.
"Sm ies lite asteoe bam", iuarebs grubsn, "pHbe iea lite
uare Ger, is nil usb5Iiue at uste BAN, fauIense ban furtes
rr min Istlie. Ilen ies Iousr lite at abIpSe bau. 9sa
tascr mig en- 9gstefGle. life en- Serr.~
Gilt bette iusoes ben rOIisfe Gone, uben SiSFabsS euer
SucriIeIie Os nrso al tpIois sgrbsOisbsS for 9rsten GA be
GiliteSeuGrsnos. SraosOmmsn pHte insen 6OrunOrina, men
imiIts ~biiaIOeubs.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Get CT III en- gtaaneb, iioen jes mpotpg
SpmaIftneu 'Suspenren," o. ri hdr prspet
ben. Min SIltrr Tiger. at ben orbeiecr uo.
nrriet, 90 81 or OelttlireoS meo ben. Sraat
sl,25. Stpert Z. Glaa, sIbercrombie,
". 9ai
Spmafilnen "Snsoenuen," ionl ies erboIot
lom Yremte rco @Eecprab.G pnen' | Suui
tan les trnSt aubetale. 6rasten 60 Gents.
WrS. @. etainep, ebtppeipa 5aas,
8tScpuiin.
Zen mootasne Spmaline "Suspeunen" q
ole Mdaoer III Dor 5ilirebsbeo, bpprior ui
Tan a~nbeioIe ben Ill Ollie. Glt Serr. GA
2rGarbeioe or mutt lornrbeibet o. mutt po.
leret' Zen er en- &rno for st SnS G~yraater
DO Gents. ", @arion, Clinton, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

sSusoenuer" Tom fnMs afbNbet Der, er en mooerns bptermef MaNNe eH no8''
Esrenos gool ion "New Home SpmaNtnsn msb2 lDntie al ne oenncs soos %
ubelutlf Of ale Sns paurH8e G9snFnbE Ter e til Waltnens 9oos e8sntaor 1sH
rmue me Tcrbeorn0er, fom ugooenbisus mas Du ben til IN Iafhue az tmfe &dsN.
On a be fnFe Gorods o. icm e t@t ster New Home Watnsn sr pen al o."
obr ct Positive Feed, tet Der lille bebopeS npsu 6ir eIer Spring Tor at taa Ma1nsn
til at obeoe On anoen bsMg IorbeSrna iom mart bill bHos panfhsHnet aI gnpOr,
fm berrher eBmaNusu er afeed, Der r naleoes torrrueret at zen Tan paoeso slaate'
ro Sap al N frnpI SnOrtnirs uMn at tomne SeDrele neo tn fSd dog. Vel
enmle Ma@s at resuee benue Gngs Iufns pL Deb SGp az Shuer im' tafeoot
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar otib meoipt Granddaughter tN oerom bet lie bto
fueta9t mo Npaatgbo, piOs the feed dog snten ranns 6or sus Sa9NOn Al Naale'
thosn sQr osa bible the feed BLUE utGpn.
Ser er brust megn 0mtu pO SuuFruitrusn Of 'Suspsnnsn'. % iun Rdtrtale al
taHe SMos er beoen anpmot. 8onirutiousn CT 1mpL % Stpttrnt CT fa os om'
.Ipg8sist tuposfoe % of teOfe araNtet; Ratinen arbstOr bertr let % n9feH lpost
Nanebarsr sr rum, meo Ee8urtOr2stt adjustable bearings panst ueO Gil,
toltet emr mere eo nmiuosig etobnrbea % tuopeo Ianhmrrsn btosr ffane til
IGrgere 3b at arbeoe uu Ollie uoen at Nbes. Nuar SfptIn sar iobt NuuIn %
erunem 2gHeb er GOsrraa0er Hap bullet gBT at ben alHg Ian brRtts. Walhnen
nrbr fig left, bame ppre % uare 1rmO, % urbeor automatic uosn Ssnipn til let
tur ioGrt Nrbdoe
"Suspemen" bru9r oObbet gruao % Iarer lock stitch. Den sprs 9raao fsss lt
fra Spoku uoen at r9os atnuem ct eMr Here Suaer fn Den uanrN aneset StDtueH
hrbu fig ftU; ben fan traces Mpfe % ale at fOrfaa Iaalen ers Afseting, % Tan
ohfaa life iates teia9ng
gS LA4 =..- -tsL 49,. O.-A.E l t.ma.u -. Jvn4E 4DAts, - Qht ~
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

@pmnaiiat: "Jrue, 9e er bog ben
fjsnneIts SlOmt ! bette berlise 5ur.
aarslanbIfabl"
3amen: "S9iaa ie9 moo siCre 9em
ben aumpliment, at De pasier iortrei.
ielis IND / bisie srpnnc Smsipelier".
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

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I fan O.
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| Zig til
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rem.
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bar
Rau
lunoe
Il iiofle
ficen
4 MI II
n ttino
mar
peir,
/ fprita
meo
telis
Oel.
4 Sr
Faoet
2ano
/ Gorn
4 8esn
Sotel
Il iatte
at bc
\ ter q
i eno
Gper
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t9Rft
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4 Sio
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Il bar
intet
Il @lRt
Y faa
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Il 9aat
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Il mig
Il Wfen
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bros
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"gid
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4 rPre
Mor
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4 lioen
paa
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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

csmeVtnsn .Suspeuuer,. pt erbclbt ION
Nr9nHte rreo -9eeorab'8 oiteu. er Ri pelIor.
ueiet mso. Den aipr gUOt o. flint grbstoe,
laa 81 ian a%nbefoIe ben til Gnbper, lom pnSter
en- SOB o. biala SpmaIttne. 6raat60 Gents.
Meolf 8. Sbriitia1fan, gtRasapsls
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Gn fiarlis Sattsr. 6or ct Sar aftene iSn tea en-
aIore Serre no al ct Cog paa en- Citation 9onOOn. 9 lam.
me OiebIit sOm en- uns Dame fareuDs ben til BAN, IpnesOe
bsurptt srutsne ON bans gals us tpSisSe ban, ben enc gana
sfer zen a~nen, icet bun ia: Agei, 9apa, Buor ies boa er
sIab ueO, at bu enbeIis er Comment Den samle Serrs iiuus
seOe Osiaa bssse armsne ON benbs os trpttcS bsnOs til fit
Srpit. @lsn M iua bun OP aua BAN, % meb en- Nins iuo
al 6orfarOeIie uObrso bun: "0lsn BuaS er bet? 0e or 10
lite min 9apa!" 9aa famine Go ipgts bun at uSfri fla al
bans ~6apntag. Iasn ben samIc Serre boIpi fat Yau bsnSe
iOet ban IA: so peI e bu min 0attsr, iom iea M Iaa Iunoe
lite bar feet no8st til; % fs nil iaamsn BIZ web at boIos bu
/ mine Grms, iu0tiI ie8 iiuDsr en- goIitibetieut". Ga 9etieu.
ten Tom, tanOt ban ben sGmIs !9srrss 0iGn1autbryRnuaI i
Ptssus Saanb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

'9usuenneu' Ter 0@t uo, Oa r elegant 'aauI mO Snfpn til 5rrarbsos ion I'll
WnNtnoeene NafiumS 6Oof9s w net LEI baanoteri8t % tSefootis al enper lcnot
6orbeOrn9 pa bette CmrmN. Oct nnoenOtc Gre er al bats SsiaHenbso % lmlH
ionrbeOs. 9afninsu % uofmOur9en er Of forte Stang SUtn8prkt % Tue be
bante Dele tNaThnen r mutt polert % ndetpehereos bporoeo oetaare ct net % mag
.imot uoiHnoe 9rGmatrtatt e cuteuB Black Walnut eaer antique Oak, eer EnNe,
.mo French Walnut Panels % rt ioripuct mo Nickel Trimmings gorosns r laoeoe
al oetDrra Ira, iamnennt al 7 fUrteuFe Gag buorpeo man bar Opnnnet frre Stpte
.rg iorbnort at Tract fan naa f9 Gunneus 5Uotpfe r ioripatt meop plated caNors.
S9neoe Staoulppe holoer Grohinlt % the treadle plate, bolfet 8r at Ma'tHen
arbsber me8st leterc emo ers sr 3ufalbtt Zen bar De auertenste % beoNe
Attachments for almroei9 % fin Qancy) Spm On uopu9 SnfrutAonSooG reu
! bet norNs ear enaIte Sproa neofpaer br WRaltne
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

~
Stiu9ene slpres oerreo flIoeuot,
fat % iuloItGnoig eng paa besss
Sioer al 9piet. WaItiutu er for.
ipnet n,eb ct IcIt SaauobluI ypur.
reo man oeo SlGlp Of en- Gumme.
iirue fan itanoie WnIinerlet, msosns
Gpolen fpIoe5. 3eu bar en- bDi
grm, iom EeGnin9eu bier, boiI,et
aiosr COB 9Iao3 peo 9Giets Sanuo.
'iertus, uOsn at siUe ben ct iIumiet
~lbjeenoe. Zen bar ecrrGIt en-
automatiR Spole' &iucer Goblin
winderl Der er iaa filter % paa'
liOelis / fin Sirisn, at en- onarlis
puroet SpoIe oil bore en- umu.
l,nhan
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18
3. Nelson and Miss Thilda Nell

E. Nelson and Miss Thilda Mel
Son.
The young folks in Mamre> ap-
preciate good mnsic, Judging
from the way they attend con
certs. A large crowd of them
took in the Lutteman concert at
at Willmar Thursday evening.
The following have been report
ed as present: Messrs. A. Nor
man, John Ostlund, Magnus Mel
son, Erick Vain, Otto Holmgren
and A. w. Bergstrom, and Mis-
ses Mary, Emma and Lydia Err
landson, Ida Nelson, Lydia Ost-
lund, Elizabeth Bergstrom and
Regina Holmgren. Several of
the boys started in company
with their sisters, but when they
got to the concert every moth
er's son of them had somebody
else's sister.
If Magnus ions Nils don't look
out that fellow from Duluth will
drop onto him like a pile driver.
1t is dangerous to fool with other
peoples property.
Revival meetings has been
conducted at the West Salem
church this week.
CLARENCE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18


Haselton's weekly letter to the
Argus, and Birch and '.Me too"
were absent in the Argus of
week before last. The Repub-
hcans felt happy and hoped that
Birch had got little sense at
last. But last week the Argus
had a weekly" letter and an ed
itorial as of yore and the Repub-
leans look down hearted and
ashamed again. Birch and Has
elson-Pennock has gone to his
reward-make "a great team.
They are evidently the sole rep
resentatives of all that is wise,
great and patriotic in Kandiyohi
county politics, Other politi-
clans work for Office and pap, "
but these two do not. Hence
we presume they are chosen as
the defenders of the old faith in
this bailiwick.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18
TAKE NOTICE!
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Stock Il Home, one year 1926
Willmar Tribune and Samhold
one year $3.50
Samhold is weekly Norwegian
paper published at Elbow Lake,
Mimi. 1t is a bright, clean, we'll
edited newspaper that we can recon-
mend to Norwegian readers. Thus
our Norwegian and Danish readers
get two good live reform newspapers,
Willmar Tribune for the young PEG.
pie who like to read English, and
Samhold the old people, that want
to read Norwegian Danish, both for
one year for $3.50 in advance. We
hereby instruct all our agents and
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everybody. Those who have already
paid $l.00 for Willmar Tribune can
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hold will be sent regularly for one
year thereafter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18
Pitfch11rn limo

The Pittsburg Times give
some startling information in re-
gard to the condition of the min
ing population in various dist
riots of Pennsylvania. Thous-
ands of people are literally neked
and starving. Now in one sense
we pity these people, we pity the
women and children especially,
but in another sense we do not.
The men have voted this condi-
ton on to themselves and we
presume that starvation is the
only thing that will bring them
to think, if anything will.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18

President Carhart of the St.
CLOUD Normal School has failed
of reelection. Well, we are sor-
ry to see such an able educator
laid by. We cannot, of course,
say anything about the reasons
for this action as we do not know
anything about it: Still we have
felt time and again that Prof.
Carhart was too able and indie
pendent a man to- stay long at
the head of a State institution.
We are not at all surprised at his
retirement. II I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18

Che of the daughters of John
D. Rockefeller, the Standard Oil
baron, has recently become en-
gagged to young chap in Chicago,
and in mentioning the fact the
papers occupy columns in de-
scribing the enormous wealth to
which she is heiress, and one
would think this to be her sole
recommendation. The manner
in which we fall down and wor-
ship the golden calf is most de-
grading. It has about come to
that point where the standing of
either man or woman is guaged
by the number of dollars that
can be shown up, and yet we
wonder that men-hard working,
honest men-become dissatis-
fed with their surroundings.
When natural worth and Unborn
integrity are estimated at their
true value, we may hope for
more contentmont all around us.
1t is not natural or just that men
who have talent and honesty to
recommend them, but lack of
dollars, should be cast aside for
a lot of worthless nincompoops
who have nothing on the face of
the Lord S earth to recommend
them but the dollars which their
fathers obtained by hook and
crook.-Litchfield News-Ledger.
Well said Bro. Joubert! And
yet you are upholding the party
that has erected and is uphold
ing this golden calf that has cor
rupted the nation. =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18

Samhold of Elbow Lake and
Rodhuggaren of Fergus Falls
have joined hands. That is right.
A good strong healthy paper is
worth ten Stockings. The COM
bined circulation Of the two, as
well as the com bined editorial
talent will make a strong news
paper. It ought to circulate
extensively throughout the north
west. We predict it will be the
leading Norwegian newspaper
west of the cities and hope it will
equal and surpass any of them
anywhere. Success to you, breth-
rem!
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18

us 10. we are IN QeaQ earnest.
We will accept no straddle-bug
policy. Each one of us has stud
led this money question for him
self, and unity of faith binds us
together. We want the free
coinage of both the money met
ais at the present ratio and the
government alone, and not pri
vate corporations, to issue our
additional necessary currency
We believe that nothing less is
worth fighting for: We believe
the Peoples Party will hold in
allegiance the other planks in it's
platform provided the old party
silverites will show an honest
disposition to join with us on the
issue. Personally we believe the
Peoples Party ought to do that.
But as Donnelly says we fight
from our ownquarter deck. The
Peoples Party will not disband,
the individual members will not,
cannot, give up their convictions
on other issues. Neither do we
ask the old party silverites to
give up their individual convic-
tions on the tariff question. We
simply ask them to hold them
in allegiance while we together
settle the money question.
Just let us Western and
Southern people get together in
one army and fight winning
battle on the money question and
then we shall undoubtedly agree
on the next great reform.
See how Cleveland and Sher-
man work together on the mon
ey question, a protectionist and
a free trader.
Why can't we free coinage men
also unite no matter what differ
ent views we may have on other
questions? United we stand, di-
vided we fall. But how can this
united action be accomplished:
Very easy.
1st. Let a national silver tick
ct be nominated by a convention
in which all bona fide free silver
bodies irrespective of party
names shall have fair represen.
tation.
End. Let State and Congress.
sional tickets be nominated on
the same plan, provided that
every man so nominated. let him
come from whatever party he
may, must have a record of an
out and out free silver man.
Bird. In counties the same.
Such a ticket can sweep the
country in 1896.
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know. But, we feel, that no hui
name man or woman can read
this book without being i'm
pressed with the grand nobility
of soul in Ignatius Donnelly.
Search the wide range of iterat-
ure of the day BY old partyites
from the most eminent doctors
Of learning down to the fourth
rate political pamphlets and you
will find nothing that approaches
Mr.. Donnelly in his latest book in
moral and humanitarian sublimi-
ty and grandeur, burning truths
and deep philosophy. The TR1-
BuNE will have a supply on hand
in few days. Price 25 cents.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18

A. +. RICE, President "a. HANDY Cashier
C.. E. LIEN. Vice President
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1895-06-18

We have received an advance
copy of Donnelly's latest book,
1.-The American Peoples Money"
We have read the book with
greatest interest and pleasure.
We believe it is by far the great
est book Mr.. Donnelly has yet
written, and that is saying a
great deal. We do not mean that
in purely literary merit it is sup
erior or even equal to former
productions of Mr.. Donnelly's,
but the spirit and philosophy
that pervades the book, the tru-
ly pious humanitarianism that
breathes on almost every page,
the high moral flavor that fills
ones soul in reading it, consti-
tute features of greatness, and
grandeur that will immortallize
the author. While the silver
question is the main subject of
the book, it really covers the
whole reform question of the day
indirectly. It is moral philoso-
ply applied to the political issues
Of the day. Donnelly's immense
fund of philosophic thought on
all questions are here marshalled
in regular squads to illustrate
the subject in every conceivable
aspect. It is not simply a pam
phlet to be read and thrown
away, but to be kept and re-read
with the greatest benefit time
and again for a good many years
to come. Human selfshness is
Illustrated, for instance, as new
er before. The philosophy of
taxation alsois ilucidated in his
reference to the income tax, in
a manner that is original and be-
yond> question superior to any
thing in print. Indeed, we may
say without exaggeration that the
worlds stock Of history and phil
osophy is skillfully marshalled in
the defense Of human rights and
liberties in this pamphlet of two
hundred pages as never before:
Mr.. Donnelly has done a real
and lasting service for humanity
and honored the party Of which
he is IN many aspects the bright
| est light. Mr.. Donnell may
have his failings, for ought we