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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Hope It i True.

\ prominent Indiana Republican Is
reported as saying, few days ago, that
BENJAMIN Harrison will be the COM
promise candidate of the opposing cur
rencv factions next year. lie Is the
coming man. He will be named on Il
conservative bimetallism platform and
will be elected. OF all the Republicans
spoken Of for president he Is the only
man that comes anywhere near satisfy
inc the gold men in the east and the
silver men in the west. Political friends
Of Harrison are already organizing the
west for HIM"
We hope this prominent Indianian
NAV prove good prophet. There Is
no man in this country today, We think,
better fitted for that exalted position
under the existing state Of the country
than Mr.. Harrison. He l. conservative
in everything: he Is cool headed and
looks carefully at the path he may be
following before he takes a step, and
hence in the four wears lie was our
president he never made a mistake.
He i a safe man for lN.6.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Another Land Decision.

A decision has been handed down in
the United States court for the Western
district of Wisconsin in the case of Cas-
co VS. Phister, finding in favor of the
defendant. The case involves title to
the NV IA of see. Is, 1914, and the Sc IL
of sec rs, 1913 the former section being
Just across the Nemadji river and
within the city limits and the other near
the townsite of East Superior. The
plaintiff was represented by Spooncr,
Sanbora & kecr of Madison, and the
defendant Icy Silverthorne, Hurley,
Ryan 4 Jones of Wausaw and Mr..
Bright Of Superior.
The suit was an action brought by the
heirs of Franklin Casco to set aside a
deed given to Phister in 1858 and to re-
cover title They alleged unsoundness
OF mind Suit was brought in the Unit
ed States court in $500 and the decision
sustained the Defendant. The land Is
very valuable, being now worth about
500. 900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
WONDERFUL
SINGING!
BY EVANGELIST +. Z. MILLER.
And Great Interest 1T the Thonp-
son Avenue u. Z. Church,

according 10 announcement +. T.
Miller, the gospel singer of Chicago. be
gan his work at the NJ. f. Church last
sabbath. \ full house greeted him and
his singing captlvated the people at
once, moving many to tears. At his
first invitation a number decided to be-
gin the christian life Every night the
church has been filled with an earnest
throng, the interest increasing daily.
Husbands with their wives have bowed
at the altar and great Joy has come to
God 5 people.
The evangelist said while the meet
lngs are held in Methodist church it
i not Methodist revival, but for all
christians in Superior. Let all come,
feel at home, take part, give your heart
70 cod and unite with some cristian
church that breaches regeneration ana
salvation through the blood of Christ.
While he does not claim to be a preach
er, yet he holds his people to perfect
attention in his talk which is most
practical and stirring-no one goes to
sleep. one peculiar feature about his
work, no two meetings are alike.
One never knows V hat is coming next.
He is exceedingly thorough. earnest
and free from ali cavil. His voice is a
rich, pathetic baritone Of great compass
and cultivation, his cnunciatiOn is per
feet, every word as he sings can be un-
derStOOd and his sinuiro has q marvel
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Murphy Turned Down.

| The council held another roo.;
last evening rTbnrsdov} mi .roaSs..i : :
some business. The first THING 5ona
was to reconsider the vote of the pre-
vious meeting whereby the nomination
OF DR.. c c. PiIIsburv for health commits.
sloner was rejected VIII the Inavor
make another appointment for this
place?
The mayor then announced his nom
inee for the Office of chief Of police n
the person of Mr.. Mike Murphy. OF
course this was no surprise to anyone
as everybody knew that this place had
been promised to Mr.. Murphy before
election as paw for his nolitftoI s.r,.:..,.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Resolutions OF Respect

The members of the choir of the
Church of the Redeemer adopted the
following resolutions in memory of one
of their number who was buried last
sunday at Menominee, Mr.. Frank
Manwaring:
WHEREAS, For the first time since our or
gauizatIon, death has entered oar circle and
removed from he huDitatiou OF the living "A
most worthy, devoted and earnest member
Of ihi~ choir: ard
WHEREAS. Upon this solemn occasion We
deem it meet and proper TO offer some ties
timonial 70 his memory: therefore hv il
RESOLVED, That in til" death IF Frank
Manwariug this choir has lost most excel
lent membcr, his parents, brothers and
sister, a kind, loving and ob"dicnt son ana
brother, and the Church of the Rrdccmer Il
member who III a short Time and when lie
had ripcntd into manhood. an Influential
and honGrcd member.
RESOLVED. That IN this dark hour OF Sor-
row We kindly tender the parents. brothers
and sister, OF our departed friend our mo>1
sincere sympathy ana coincidence and COM
mend them TO the care Of that just Cod vino
alone can heal the bleeding heart and give
peace 70 the troubled mind-a being too
wise to err, too good to b" unjust"
RESOLVED. That a copy of these rc~OiE-
tons be presented to the parents OF th., de
ceased. a copy thereof be fled with the
records of the Church nr the Rrdccmcr. and
that proper insignia of mourning bc worn
by the members Of ihiS choi:. for Il period OF
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Saturday, April 81. 1879
ST, PAUL & DULUTH r. r.
c. ST. P. NJ, & o. TIME CARD.

GEO. II. SMITH. Ticket AGENT
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN,
are asked to assemble at the
Court House Saturday
Evening, April 9th,
at 700 O'Clock.
Men Wanted to Talk Agricuitul
Ire Planting Etc.
Catch tie E:itil;:&iasm ana LEARN
by Absorption.
OBJECT HTIN,i 10 ORGANIZE \ PR.
MANENr AGRICULTURAL s0JI-
lIl TDR THIS WARD.

/ The removal of the BRUSH stumos and
logs, and cultivation of the land some
wears ago, gives that portion OF the city
lying along the bay front for several
blocks, a settled and established aD-
pearance which has attracted many
people who have erected the best class
of residences, and made for themselves
HOMES.
/ -Four or five years ago it was not out
OF the way to have said OF Superior that
it was real estate camp. Now the
( people who are here know what they
are here for and expect to stay But to
make the city attractive every effort is
necessary to put il in a physically civil
lied state. The barbarian stump age
can no longer be tolerated in the set
tled portion Of the city.
The first and Second wards has from
the results of the early settlers better
opportunity TO bring Il larger area into
the best conditions than any other part
of the city, if the residents will make
an individual and organized effort to
improve and cultivate property owned
or occupied by them.
Pull a stump, plant Il tree, cut a
brush, raise a flower as something 70
aid i'll the appearance Of the streets and
lots. Factories. Coal docks, Railroads,
deep water navigation is not all that
makes city prosperous, its people con-
t.D+pJ aud u4,y,ap,ar., ir,Ii1ral T., Ia
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

VIM Farr wears a broader smile
than usual because of the little angel
that found its way into his home Mon
dav night
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
:, Coos Showing

The city Treasurer reports the
amount of taxes collected on tie 1891
tax at 500 ,526.l9. The amount of the
delinquent tax is 500, O50,3S, which is
SlG6,:}27. % less than the amount delin-
quent last year. This is a very good
showing considering the financial con-
dition of the country, and few cities if
any Will make a better showing.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

NrF7 If = no .gH
J. y. Robe POST No. % Department Of
Wrdnr~dav , rynin ~ each mn Iai'i :, MR.. 5
Mt tif,n riT"et Xj~i!iH& r"i"radrs cor
Sons Of Veterans
FIX - W. no No., y iIifi@n Of Nt~con-
q each month in The i<itchir block Wa~tt
w"ronrd h.. I, Tt,l e,n ,af,'iS
superior Circle, ladies OF 6. \ H.
il X XIII KNIT, ,rrr S R2 II ri ,3bh :. month
po~ite Til" Euclid hotel At $50 p.
M Ms l II2 81 H 7 UT, rrrsi I p,ta+
Mrs. J. N. KrGGLEs. Secretary.
-------1------------ -,--~--------
The saw mills on Connor's Point
have begun saving or will begin next
week.
Lr.d Tb,,r,.o, is off far ohort
vacation visiting friends IN southern
" III ''''N''''
Our beautiful Spring weather still
continues. and garden making is the
order OF the day.
Mrs Jane Plscoe is quite sick with
grip with crysipeias accompaniment.
She il reported better today.
Rev. VIM. kiostrr and bride, nee
u.aL ,.is;tin., ,,,ronts,nJ friends
rho W,,.r I;,h+ aud Power com
pany has got things fixed to suit It IN
the couuci! for At l"a-t another year.
=,
- ,I"..ia- go I';,,
- ,5...,,,,'I Iar
o''' 70" ~ ''' wv '''ll''' 90 = -
VIM Farr wears broader smile
than usual because of the little angel
that found its way into his home Mon
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Work OF the Counsel.

Tho o,,,,.;, =. =, ,,,,o.;,o, zra,,,7,r.
aron;rc tt - oaa.;,3aS,tI, I,,,s;
:. -. - .l,.,,>.t, -.
,o,nr,, al 10 1890 ,,,ora na- a,,,,,
= ..1.;+,I.,, -. IN - ,,r,-.;.,,,-
-. !, .1 ~
:, > :
-
n,,ni,,o.. - L.oI+h oon,,,,iss;nnar ~
p;l1.l,,r,. ..f,,,,,,,,l.,,,. rI.;-
,.a.a ,,as $780,. .Inn .t,a ona;uoa-,-
~. ~. 80 49,, I|-. +,,r,7 ,la,,,,,
al $500 - :, .l.a. - a-,,;,,.
-.
l., .hIsa ~, 40. - :. 1,.r,lI,. I;r-aI,
that any other nominations Will he
Thomas will continue to act as orr city
epuiueer and Mr. P,n.Lurv will CON
time to be health commissioner until
their '.successors are appointed, con-
firmed and Gualitied' TO take their
places
Civ Attorney Reed rcnor.ed unon a
deed which had been depo,ited IN
escrow with ex- NTavor Kennedy I,-tha
Lehfch Valley coal counanv lie con-
orI ,a,J,l tlot A. Iis o" ,,,'oiy
- Inn 'i'''' M IN'
u. Df released nom Iufther responsibility
me cay ATTORNEY as" reported upon
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
! cstivai OF Days.

The ladies Of the Episcopal Guild
have arranged for a fair and festival to
he given at the beginning Of fund for
the Mrs. Shaw Memorial Hall The
Festival Of Days as it is termed will be
gin next Tuesday and continue through
Thursday evening. 1t Will be held in
the Northern block opposite The Euclid,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Willing to Sell.

oar city council has been cursed with
some members very little elevated from
the ordinary highWayman, and they
seem to think it is perfectly right and
honorable ,or the city to take anything
she sees and wants. For some time past
the city has been trying to rob Mcssrs.
Pcyton, Eiulhaii x Barber Of tract Of
land on Cunmor'S Point claiming that il
stands in tie way 81 making a good
channel to some desirable point, by
condemnation proceedings, through
which the city aliirms she benefits the
private firm to an amount equal or
more than equal to the value Of the
land she contiscatcs. | the city would
90 to the owners of tine land and oiIcr
To buy the property it could no doubt
do 50 upon lair and honorable terms.
bat il il tries the condemnation scheme
il will be fought t. the end and ought
to lie beaten in her attempt to rob her
citizens if she Is not We hold that no
city or other corporation has right TO
take property from another person or
corporation without paving a fair price
for it, and this is all that Nessrs. Pcy-
ton. kimball x Barber ask or want.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

The next meeting of the board Of
Normal school regents viii be held ~
Madison MAY 18th. at which time it Is
thought the question Of locating the
next and seventh Normal school at 81
perior Will be forever settled. II favor
ably - our city work viii begin this
year and the building be ready for the
school wear heE.nn.nE In ISL.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

That there is 4 mighty power IN
song has been fully attes,ed the past
week by the crowds which gather
nightly at the Methodist church to hear
Mr.. f. f. Miller the evangelist. II You
have not yet heard him DO not fail to do
81. lie Will be here all of next week.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

1t Is asserted on positive authority,
but whose authority We know not, that
the Canadian Pacific people Will push
the Duluth * Winnipeg road through
from Deer River L. =. Vincent, a dis
lance Of three hundred miles this sea
son. This would be good thing both
for the head of the lakes and for the
Canalian Pa.!.ic road owners.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Cake Sale.

The ladies Of the Thompson avenue
NJ. L. church Will conduct 4 cake sale
at the parIors Of Mrs Booth, on Fifth
street this Saturday afternoon, from ;
to q o'clock. In addition to cake for
vour sunday dinner. you can buy baked
beans, salads, bread. rolls and Jelly, all
home made goods. warranted all wool
and yard wide Don't tan to give
Them a call and your patronage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Mr. Albert Mckenna, night clerk
at The Euclid, who has been having 4
long run of typhoid fever, is able to
be out again, and will soon be strong
enough to resume business.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Mr.. L. NJ Searlcs is moring his
boarding house headquarters into the
Tucker property, corner of Fourth
street and Thompson avenue.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Our beautiful Spring weather still
continues, and garden making is the
order of the day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

NJ. A. Strand has been having the
grip but he went TO Minneapolis wee k
ago and has returned as sound rs Il dol
lar. Get the address of his physician
when the grip gets hold of YOU.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
rx-Sena,or Whiteman of Duluth i

Ex-senator Whiteman Of Duluth i
,,,oin in trouble, having been arrested
a few days ago in New York and taken
- San Francisco, Cal, for passing
forged paper. While in California last
year he went under the name OF Edwin
I DeIafeld. Duiuth's pet senator
seems 10 he systematic rascal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

II. II. Russ and daughter, Mrs.
Ellie Gould, o Albany, y. Y, are at
The Euclid on their annual visit. They
will remain at the head OF the lakes for
4 couple OF months.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Farmers Brooks, Robert, Whipple
and Webb and some others are now
very busy getting in their crops. We
hope they NAV all have rich harvest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

The Duluth whist players do not
seem to he in it at all this year when
PLAYING with Superior players. But how
: n a party be expected to win when
his opponent is 4 superior player
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

The special meetings at the Thomp-
son avenue church are growing IN IN
terest, and quite number have al
ready expressed desire and determin-
alton to lead dew and better life.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

The lights and buoys have all been
looked after and put IN order IN super
Tor and It. Louis bays and haroor7 anu
nil things made ready for active na7iS"-
tion and the long line Of beats viii IN
few DAYS be moving through our chan
pels. ami they will liven things up
wonderfully and give employment 10
good many men.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Mrs Jane Plscoe is quite sick with
grip with crysipejaS accompaniment.
She il reported better today.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Ut gtrNEEAT PHYSICIAN & SUR
T., 4TlN vill attend professional calls
aa1lh.ur~ ~ the day or night from village
-uagtA cor Becker < Fifth. Superior.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Rev. VIM kIostrr and bride, nee
Miss Ruth Davis, are III the city this
week visiting parents and friends.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
Churca 5rec---

MEL HoDlST.- Services every sunday morn
ing and evening at 1880 aud 30 sunday
school Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening At
200. All are cordially invited
REV. FLOYD \. LAWSON, Pastor
EPNOETH LEAGUE of the VI Church Young
People Prayer Meeting every sunday evening
a. 6.,}o. Social md business meeting first Tues
dav 81 each month. All are cordially invited,
NJ. y. STRAND, JOHN \. SIDNEY.
secretary President
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
SNTI
IIGISI ATIN +.
cot y,

John j ,ftNS .-... State senator.
mos p -i'an A-~cmblymaH I'd Dist,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

PRESBl TERI AN.-Servic"S every SUNDAY morn
ing ana evening at 1850 a. m. and 30 p m
sunday school following the morning service.
thursday evening prayer meeting at 30. Al
are cordially invited. The Y. =. :. G. T. meets
at 6l5 ?. IN.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

4 forest fire j reported near the
town Of Prentice this state, twelve
miles south Of Phillips which vas des-
troyed last August. Where is the fire
warden created by or legislature last
winter? Was it not made his business
t. prevent these forest fires?
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

The Water, Light and Power COM
pany has got things fixed 10 suit It in
the council for 1T least another year.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

GOING SOUTH
Leave at -..-.-.-ll.25a III. 5.3S ? m. 1870 ? N
GOING NORTH
Arrive at ..... 6.sln m q.7as -, -ro,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27
REV. r. T. IY~D, Pastor.

every sunday morning
aud evening. at 1879 a and 30 p IN. sun
day school after the morning service
REV. c. :. STARKWEATHER. Rector.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

To RENT-Ihe Nelson House. 2I7
West Third - X >tiu>on Az. The md
story Of =. West Second =. x Becker
Avenue. JAMES :. RTTCHIE,
or REYNOLDS < AE7'-E---.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-04-27

Mr.. Fisher will start his cattle herd
in@ business next Monday. Give him
your COW before the pound man gets her.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
Gn 9ainntet Suttur.

Beo Goban / bet iuore al Guatemala
bar man iielgc" Srteruatipnales Gr6p
iitr photographic" fra en- b~amburgit
a~iebmauos aaiieplanta0e nogrou.t en-
RGfte gamte 2rrtar rteo mptbolO1iitr
iremitiuir9sr, Der or al 3utegesic icul
gepniuger a en- iorfolumbiit 0ultur o.
9iper ct Snobtif | Ct SIT u0pit!ct
Nau6sliu. GespErre CT bet fun 8ruos
itDffer, ba iomtfioe anr Git Stptfer
unoer llcgrauniuscn; men De inoebols
Der Iaa mango OF riae 6iguriremittis
finger, Grramentar, ia ieiu 6isroglgis
te9r. at De leuerer ct pl9ti9t Materiols
til StuOiet al Mslltmamcrilas 9amte
&ultur.
aarrenes Ranoe bier Tor nprite
3clen imaofuloe Crnamcuter al i~trtous
teoe 6i9urer; peo Sibeu al er Der
Sfriittegn, ianoipuligois S~ierpgtpier.
Observation-Disclosures er, bpao 9eoemSs
bpguing cg Gpnt an9aar, al Ninpas
6oltenes 3ppe, b. b. (. titb6rcr be ieo
lor 6oluocn YufotGn, / bet 3nore al
Guatemala, Gbiapa ca beIuiS Spnouros
6oetoe Stammer. Soueoet er imolt.
8anben Iis9er ifraatH tiIta9e, 6Ooeo %
Greu, SGnoer % Ben er rjgt imgtieOe,
Sc beoit bepareoe Bileoer plier IL
Wennelfes % 10 8Dreifitfelisr; be iioHt
er eHApg Yrelter, Der ueo en- bsitiosIi1
Gersmoni bar maftcret fig JON ct Gpr.
Der er BelIlget oeres @uc. 8na andre
&ar er Der aibiloet GHericeuer, Ell
Slnn9e | mango 8ugtuiu9er, DtGno
rig RDut. Sgiit merfeIig CT 5rem.
ltiair9en al ct eieroommellgt i~titIiereI
0oueo. Nebsntil fer man aiGpebenet
meO ERuoer, b~crouenfot NRieu %
Etet; al Eret fan man fuu ie oel
suerite Snip; ben unoerIte Del CT ori'
fet al Ell Gmgtfe.
S bet bele ta9et betrRiter Juuoere,
at Saoet for ben egeutli0e Wapasaul'
tur, Ouerbopeoct ben b0ieite &ultar'
uopitlins i ben npe 8erosn, life mao
igses paa Saiussn Yatatau, men iDt
oerfor, inoe i 2anoet. I'll iamme Suls
tursruppe borer bet i DRESDEN opteuu'
reoe Mapu'6 aauoifrift. codex Pevi'
s%ianus, % YaleuQucsO toiGserne, Del
ale bier famine 3ppe % I'll 8anft
paaialoenoe Sperensltemmetic meo SO.
baus 5uuoene. msbeus 0loiagerne fra
Salpgen Dutatan, iGrli9 aelleierne ira
5emplerne % 9alaolcrne, bar Ell amber
aarafter, Der mere minoer ON b
a~5teflite Juno.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
0antle Girfer.

Sra S~abelanb ifriues: S Gran er
ser ioartiat S%noiamlin9 af 9ioraa
blanot 8ysoeus Soft til Separation
al Spsbens samle airter, buoraf Ein'
selitao samle Stenfirfe us Grams
ipnbre SDitertjrfe, ium besse life ia,
uHret | Srus paa lang Sio, er meset
iorialone, bpao bet inouenoise Tra.
perf ansaar. Braoifeltple, aitere 0.
I. bar iaalebes lisset Sulter til Butter
i ben ienere 2io. S 9inselitao samle
Stentirfe. iom er ret mGrtelis % buOri
bl. a. finoes ct sammelt Sfib b9nsenoe
unoer Easet, er insen 5orretnins bolot
iiben j Sespnoelien al 60sSlarcne.
&trfen er ca. 1000 Nar sammel.
@rans Spiterfirter er opfsrt / bet 12te
Narbunbreoe. 3isie iaafalote Sgiter.
~tirter, iom efter Sasnet er opfsrt al 2
Gsitre, Der Ell funoe iorlises on, at gao
/ iamme &irte, itaar lise oeb Sioen al
bpcranbre ps bar 9jennem 1ibens SGT
Here @anse paret iitanoiat, besse paa
en- Gang, men altio bar en- ulDtfe Do
ouersaaet ben enc; iaalcces bar bisie
&irfer uerelpis onret antGnot al 9pu=
ilo % ncbbrenbt. Den lGuore bar /
0sIarene iitanbiat iaapas, at CUBS
tjencite funoe bploes, mems ben nprbre
&irte bteo iltanoiat Tom ben III er.
Oct maa iisss at o9re ct intut 2rat
al 8psoens Sefoltnins, at be sjcr
npset iUr at iorebpsse, at bisie al 6Ors
ieorene reiite gp9ninssp9rter life ital
forfaloe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
Dafima. 5 n0ianerueS
Voretaeiouib co.

Den noble rgobuoebe Mtano er life
iaa sanife ien9orG9tis til at fatts ben
upe 9in9enes 9ilitano; ban inoier, Of
nuset bOr sjeres, % flpnser fig meb
be89e Sanber fat til 8usIjelen paa
6remitriotets gosu.
0afimas Snoianerne, iom ppboloer
Jig ner Sort Simcoe, bar life alene
oparbeioet Zig imutfe 5arme os pnoise
5rustbapsr, men flere al benz bar Sc"
parators pg andre i~orbeDreoe 5arm'
reoitaber iaapeliOm S~tasposne, ia
enops Yense / 8anfen. De Spioes
&aplpb paa aQe Smraaoer bar pRret
en- itlltienoe 90 bog bstlpot Spfororin9
iii benz ON, at "bpi8 be uil rRre meb,
iaa maa De bGnae paa".
st al hisie SnOianeres umisfienoe'
lige llbtrpf for oeres Grandchildren
% 6pretasiombeo oiier fig bl. a. MI
peo Slnlasset al en- firemils Srrisas
tipnss3anal / Spo for Itanum %
ooeripr ben samle "Gatbulic Misiion".
bporpeo be bill funne ubnptte en- Suiino
Slcres 2anoitr9tniug, iom ellers oiloe
bore ubruselis. Susenisrarbeioet uec
bette Srrisations anlrs er uoisrt al
DIR. $. 6. Siuens / gtOrtb gafIma,
meoens Snbianerne beiSrser uosraus
ninsen Os anoet S~psseurbcios.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-03
Gu M S%pfnoelic pco Tru9t=
transporter.

Gn M Troces, boorpec srGnne
6rroter fan bepares ellsr "boloe zig"
%uiuranbret, meoens be TRANSFORMERS
mcb Sernbanen, er nplis ~cpiuuoen al
Ell California Otano.
Zen npe Opfinbelie beituar / at ites
r"iliiere eaer uIrustbar9icrs 2uiteu /
ben Sernbaueposn, iom iGrcr 6rnsten,
o9 benne 8rocss ipnes at bore mere
beiparenoe END Bet nupnrenbe Reirisss
ratcrss pitem, buprpeo auiten Tom be'
tienbt bodies fJplis. pan famine 9io
ipm btnt bebrs iuarer til Scnlieten.
Qlminoelise Sernbaneucgue fan meo
imaa llolGe blioe uoitpret meo be NIB
uenOise slpparater for ben npe Yrcces,
meoeus ubsiiterne til ielpe 8rocesie n
Hal uare aloeies iorlpinoenoe i Cams
m~enlisuins meo ben M sjGleenbe
5remsnnsSmaaoe.