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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31

"'We.l, continued Hill, with a hard
though cheerful smile, of course,
can't meet that sort of warfare. I've
no wife: Eo white house. In these two
particulars Cleveland has entirely the
best OF me. However, and here Hilis
face took on look OF bright resolu-
ton, although he threw dash of BAN
ter into his tones, I may not always
be 50 poor. The day may come when
| can boast at least one of those ele-
ments of great strength
II listened eagerly to hear If pos
slble which +. was, whether a Wife
or the white house. to the pcasss'c.on
of which Hill looked forward. But he
stopped short and sharp and never
threw a ray Of light on that point"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
SENATOR HILLS FRANKNESS.
lie Doesn't Mincc Matters When Taking
to Newspaper Men-An Instance OF His
Jack of Reserve.

to Newspaper Mcn-An iHStuhSe VI "'
Lack of Reserve.
Senator Hill has the reputation nj
Washington of being the frankest mar
In the senate. In fact his frankness
10 newspaper reporters at times Is al
most brutal. ~ recall on one occa-
sion lust before the Peckham vote,
saws a senator to the Chicago Times
Herald reporter, standing In the
marble room near enough to overheai
Hilrs talk with the correspondent OF
! Chicago paper. You must excuse me
from any charge of eavesdropping;
Hill was talking loud enough for any
body in the room to hear him.
whats to be the upcome of this
Peckham business?' asked the CORE
spondent, Can he be confirmed"
"T think not replied Hill. If sen
ators vote as they talk he's gone. Still!
the White House Is doing all 1t can;
playing every card. Cleveland though
himself sure on Hornblower and didn'.
make much of battle; didn't deem il
necessary. Hornblower's defeat has
opened his eye; he's making a hard
fight for Peckham.
"'There's one card the White House
plays continued Hill, which l cam
meet. I'll lose one vote there.
"'What's that? asked the CORE
;pondent.
"'Mrs. Cleveland replied Hill, II
the Hornblower fight ] had Faulkno.
with me. He voted loyally for tn
serp.e against the white house ans
stood against Hornblower like a rocl
Cleveland's utmost, influence couldn'
move him. 1t beat on Faulkner like
torn, but he voted mo" to Horn
blower.
But since the iHornblower bust
ness, unfortunately for me, Faulkner.
got married And haven't You notice
within the last two weeks how Mr.
Cleveland has taken polite yet amiabl
possession Of Mrs. Faulkner; had he
pvcr 10 'she white house three timer
and made her the fashion everywhere
ri has fetched Faulkner, too. He's tn
most rabid Peckham man in the SCI.
ate: flattered and won by smooth q.
tentions to his wife.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
MONTROSE

Work is being done upon the reservoir
which supplies the town with water.
cleaning and flooding. 1t was found
that the seed pods from the maple
trees. growing near, blowing in the
water Impaired a disagreeable cdor
and taste.
Mrs. Charles Van Wormer vii! leave
Montrose for Baltimore. Thursday.
ID. ID. La:hrope. residing on south
Main street, is quite sick.
The little babe of MI Duane dteo on
Tuesday, after a short illness.
Miss Eva Rogers has returned from
Nontclair. N. j., after protracted
visit with her sister, Mrs. Harris.
Mr.. Thomas, who has accepted call
from the Baptist church, has already
rained the esteem of the people OF
Montrose.
THE grand Jury meets here this week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
HONESDALE.

Rev. ]. =. Srrnner, OF NantIcoke, IL
visiting his daughters here.
Miss Harriet Russell leaves for
Bingham. on on Mor1av. whe-n 81
will take course Of instruction in
stenography at the Commercial ss..oo.
Mrs. Ed. Smith Is visiting friends
here.
While walking down street from the
school house yesterday Walter Whit
ney slipped and fell breaking his right
arm. II
Miss Clara Torrey gave a dinner
party to her numerous friends at her
home on Tuesday.
Mrs Benjamin Gardner passed
Wednesday with Port Jervis friends.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
NEWS NOTES.

The Misses Battle gave grand re-
ceptlon at Eagle hall last evening In
honor of their guest, Miss Derek, or
Pottsville. The dance was a brilliant
affa.r. The ladies' wore eieSant
dresses, and the gentlemen were out
in full force.
Alderman Lotus was visitor to the
county seat yesterday.
Miss Teresa Rowan, who has beeh
visiting friends in Wilkes-Barre the
last week, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
DEATH OF JAMES POPE.
A Prominent Citizen Expires from the
Effects OF Asthma.

James Pope, a most prominent and
respected resident of Simpson, passed
away at his home at 8 o'clock Tues
day night. His death was due TO
asthma, from which he had been suf-
fering for the past year.
Mr.. Pope was a man of most genial
and pleasing disposition. He was born
in Ireland in 1880. When yet young
he came to this country and settled in
Luzerne borough. He soon afterward
moved to this place, and took up his
residence in Simpson, where he has
lived for forty years. He is survived
by a wife, two sons and six daughters.
They are: Thomas, Willim. Mesdames
William Robinson, Thomas Kennedy,
George Cool and Miss Maggie Pope,
CT this city, and Mesdames John Crowl
and Andrew GUILTY, of Montana.
The funeral will take place tomor-
row morning at O'Clock. A requiem
mass will be celebrated at St. Roses
church, and interment will be made in
st. Roses cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
THE WRONG MAN HELD.
Po!ander Caught At Buffalo Not Gushiu
SKI. but Anthony Columbus.


Advicss received from Buffalo last
evening are to the effect that the Po-
lander arrested there Tuesday on a
telegram sent out from this place by
william Smith, q Polish detective. Is
not Joseph Kushk.nski. who IS wanted
for the murder of Ignatz Simonosvicz,
but Anthony Columbus, of Exeter
borough.
Columbus. with a fellow-P Polander,
were engaged in retail mercantile busi-
rsss at Sturmerv.ile. Last Thursday the
partner left town, going to the Schuyl-
kill region. Then their creditors came
down upon the store, which was closed.
Columbus left town slyly Tuesday
morning, and when it was harmed that
he was captured at Buffalo, Information
was lodged against him fer having Sc
6uced a young Polish woman under
promise of marriage. County Detective
Eckert telegraphed the Buffalo au-
thorit.es to release Columbus.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
AVOCA,

Thomas Mccarthy, of the West Side,
Is spending a few weeks with friends
in Philadelphia.
James Campbell. of the West Side
is convalescen. after a severe attack
Of typhoid fever.
Madame Celeste, a talented elocu-
ZIONIST, will deliver some choice selec-
tons at the high school this evening.
Other forms of entertainment will be
provided.
The Home Dramatic company will
present a thrae-act drama. entitled
Tried and True" at OrMalley's Opera
house, on Thanksgiving afternoon and
evening, for the benefit of the Avoca
Hose company.
At St. Mary's church yesterday after
noon two very pretty wedding cere-
monies were performed by Rev NJ. +.
Crane. The first was Miss Ella Foy
Of the North End, to James Maloney, OF
York avenue. The bride wore ecrue
silk, with lace trimmings. and her at
tendant, Miss Ella MCGOWAN, was sim
larly attired. Patrick McNulty acted
as grocmsman. The marriage cere-
mony was followed by deception at
the home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maloney will at once begin housekeep-
ing in a neatly furnished home In the
North End. The next ceremony was that
Of Miss Name Clark and q. T. Haskins
Miss Clark was prettily attired in dove
color silk with Jewel trimmings, and
her maid, Miss McHale, of Pittston,
wore cream silk, and lace trimmings.
Anthony MoGcwan acted as grooms-
man. An elaborate wedding was served
at the home of the bride to a large
number of invited guests. Many hand
some presents were received. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskins will begin housekeeping
in a prettily furnished home in the
North End.
Mrs. William Brown and daughter,
Nellie, OF Jermyn, are spending few
days with friends in town.
"A special train will be run over the
Jersey Central road on Sunday morn
ing at 8 o'clock to enable those who
wish to attend the blessing of Rev. ]
]. Curran's church at the Five Points.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
DOWN A SHAFT.
A Broken Shoulder the Result Of Fore man
Tappcn's Plunge.

For some time past men have been
engaged in retimbe ring No. 3 shaft.
The men who are doing the work are
In charge OF Foreman Warren Tappen,
who met with very painful accident
and which will prevent. his doing any
work for some time. Mr.. Tappen
had stepped into the engine room for
a minute, and coming back stepped
upon the scaffolding in the shaft.
He missed his footing In some man.
ner and was thrown into the shaft
The shaft had been completely covered
some distance below or Mr.. Tappen
would have been instantly killed. As
1t was he received very bad injuries,
having sustained broken shoulder.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
Sold lis Restaurant

Edward Healey, Of Dundaff street,
and John Price, of Fallbrook street.
have purchased the South Main street
restaurant which P. II. Murray has
been conducting for the past few
months. They will take possession at
once and undoubtedly will make a sue
cess cf the venture as both young men
are well-known and possess a host Of
friends. Mr.. Murry will retire from
active business for a while.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
Another Runaway.

Yesterday morning as Meat Dealer
Samuel Sly was making his rounds he
left his horses standing on Dickson
hill while he went into house for a
moment. The horses are spirited ami
mails and becoming restless started off.
The soon came in contact with board
fence and stopped. Some damage was
done to the fence and more to the
wagon, although neither was injured
r,n.h
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
More improvements.

AS the weather has been so fine the
past few days. the work accomplished
by the street department has been un-
usually large. Rock street, in the First
ward, was worked yesterday. and to-
morrow the force will do the work on
Second street. provided for by the reso-
luton that was passed over the mayor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
A Just Rctribution.

The man upon the bicycle,
The man upon his feet.
Collide. and quickly both of them
Lie dead upon the street.
The man upon his feet has gone
Unto q rest eternal;
The man who scorched is scorching yet
In the regions called Internal.
Detroit Tribune.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31

ing to go on with the paving Of Bel
mont street in the spring. in accord!
ance with the contract executed by
him in the summer. The work VIII BE-
commenced as soon as possible. and
viii be pushed along rapidly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.

used for over Fifty Years by Millions OF
Mothers for their Children while Teeth.ng
with Perfect Success. 1t Soothes the
Child. Softens the Gums. Allays all Pain;
Cures Wind Col.c. and is the best remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold by Druggists IN every
part of the world Be sure and ask fol
Mrs. W!nslow's Soothing Syrup" anu
take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents Q
bottle. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
',PITTSTON.,

lThe P.ttston office Of the Scranton
Tribune IS located at No. william street,
where ali advertisements, orders for job
work and TENS for publication VIII re-
ce.ve prompt attention. Office open from
8 4. m. to 10 y. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
Taken Suddenly III,

Mrs. Horace Daley, of Salem avenue.
has just returned from visit at Phil
Adelphia. She had been In the city for
about two weeks when she was taken
seriously Ill. but 1t was thought best
that she be removed to her home in
this city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
Funeral Of Warren Walker.

The funeral Of Warren Walker, the
little son Of Superintendent and Mrs.
Walker. who was killed at Mayfield
Tuesday, will be held this afternoon
at o'clock from the residence. In
terment will be made in st. Roses
cemetery this city,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
pittston business Directory.

FOR FIRST-CLASS PLUMBING CALL
on Wright & Co., 81 South Main street.
new range for sale or exchanSe' also
secondhand household goods, bought OF
sold. ------
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
Tho Belmont Street Pave.

Yesterday morning w. A. Park. pres
tdent of the Park Paving company, of
Buffalo and Pittsburg, arrived In this
yesterday. He said he was still will
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31
Frozen Ont.

Farewell! FAREWELL Still at the gate
They loiter. though the hour be late.
If no cold wave were on the wing,
No doubt they'd say farewell till spring
washington Star
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31

If YOU WANT HELP OF ANY
KIND. ADVERTISE THE FACT
FREE OF COST IN THE TRIBUNE.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-31

According to announcement already made we COM
Oct IA dispose of the entire stock contained in our
two large stores The goods have all been marked down
first cost, many goods even below cost.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-15
Born I Sapan % S6peis.

Cir Gounro aruplo ftriper ON b
~iupnueiiits Sprn iSlssnos:
6 ter bans Rsnins err Bern iHgsn.
iiebs ian lpitsllss ium / Snpan.
Sau flyer. at stbuert rpipot Barr
tiIiss ium en- t%i9rtOmmsn @j1ii 2ipsts
2pitsuarc. mOotcses msb @l9os oe
bebanoles meo EmGeo Os gstslis, liss'
ium man uItio isssr at 9isre 2iust fac
lpit for benz iOm mulist.
GOrGlorsnes etoltbso aiipsilsr zig
De iman Snpausisrss b~snriusnoe Grnet
Genue Georgian sHbps be / 8urpur o.
Sub H~iRusnoe eOmmsriu9le, ION
Iln9rer ON | Sam6uslauosne.
GIt SIa3s nposii3t 2ssstsi, better
Os iinOrist, tianUss / Snpan Os iRlsss
TT lau @rIs. euttsr;gi, pelimossnOt
us int iOrmst. finpes i RGsisuis.
Oct CT en- iauo 9l9os at pare @iOnt
iii, at be Smaa, Der er @isnitnno for
al bsuns Si9rllsheo oa S%miOrssiuIO.
teo / ri9eIls Mcn sjsusiRloer GCr'
9lorenes Cmbeo / oisiss Nlperopm.
Snrnlis Gpoisbeo uniees al S~apansIe'
ren ipm ben tgieite Gpo.
Gom en- WOoiRtuins iii posnitaa'
suoe a~nigres ct uotrpt al en- ifus ;ii'
Yiooer. en- Dame uotrpfte FIN Sor'
unorins ppsr ben Snarobco, bpOrmeo
non i S6psl5 betanoleoe Ssrn. 2ipei
er life mIlot, min 5rus, ioareoe
s6usi5eruuoeu. gun aniua Strens'
bso iOm nsopsuois for at itprte Bsr,
meme iii 2tpeis Sir4u.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-15
gieDeleS | wilitGrs 1ienefe.

2~siiunnterus Us. 6. Gapis al bet
Ste art,II:rp % d. g. Gboie. 2osu Sr.
itlerp. iuretos | gu3uff Noanso en-
intsresiaut Tur oper Soionoc Urine.
ems Sloamarlsr. nosansspunifei bar
Sort MonrOs. os pun BIepeies iilbdas'
Inaos be 1000 RiIe. gso Samss.
torun lrpoisOs be Sumss Rip:r. iOs ben
eamls Staae Rruts fra Surrsp Court
5ouis til Petersburg. buur be beiests
De eamle uHious'durtsr. -Grotsrti" o.
be 9cnicorrsrsoss 6oriporsiinisr. gsb
Gitrlt latte be ousr GppomatiUr GIo.
ben, rnsiersoe GmsIia Court Souis,
5~sisrspIle, gurisuiQs os 5armUils I'll
Appomottcr, buOr be tllbrosts TO 9ass
paa be aaml. ~Surrsnoer Grounds
Goa reo be niitso opsr 2pn6bura
Sames 8iusr 8ap % ben naturlles
Bro pso 2crinstOn, bupr be bsisets
9ees cs SediOns samIs Diem % osrcs
0rnoitsoer, @dibiueton ps Gee lint.
uerftstei cs BET bsrsmts 8irsinia Sri
IriGr'5uiiitut. Ru bar bet ejennsm
Sbenanooa Galsn, stounton oa Rsr
Rnrtei, Rosiouuttsn Gap iii 9urap,
osrira I'll 5rout Ropal ps @iudsIter.
70 2u9e tiIbrosts be msO at bsis sb:.
rlouus ina bersmmsliss Gsiersplaois.
Otter at babe Sosisrst Rdrtiusbura
o. SbspberostOpn cpbplot be fla to
Gage pso autistnm, orO3 ousr Sassrs:
irtua % Mouisrsu Sais iii @sttpS'
burg. IRE Gnge par be Der os tus 60
Gotosraisr, Omfnitsnos ale be snisIts
BARTER rs sIusmartsn us Gmssn.
Ssniistsn meo Rsiisn- bar at beiore
be fra &~risstioen iua bsremts Rurids
8utsr us lure at fisnbe be Gsns,
hpOr be iicre Stag bouos itaast. iii
Ssnpttclis iensrs tos be ouer 500 fctc'
S~rliiits 9rOipstter al 9srrauet, gsis
Oiu. 9uu Sjsmueien ouer Baltimore
% @aibiustuu bsisste be Slasmar.
tsrns uso Wonnsias. giire 8un, % {.
o~crneis Us GhdncsqOrulle. 6rsOrifs'
burg. S~pUttipluunia Us be iOrTIsllos
Stsoer, Der bauoe pErst Sions III
Grants GaStninssr unosr bans Rari9
mob &ldmono.
De TO Blcpcliitsr hnr bOtot en- Mi.
ustis 9usbOs ps ituffet fig ct sOOt
8lsnoIlab til, buao 8slsns / fire iprs
Hedge Statsr fan bape for 8etponIne
/ miIitRr Ssuiesnoe, os osres GOiO9rus
iier of u9re sUoe 2eostraaoe iii Stu.
Diet al be munae ioritjeaise Slosmar.
Ter. Ceres Nnitiusr usisoe IS guno,
os osres Baggage 25 9uno; oUer oil
.minoeIi9e 2anoeueie, flyer be, tunos
man mnseIis tiIbu9sIagse so Rile ON
Dozen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-15
G m a a u =.

Cd. eurien er lpttet iub i TT ngc
prGstiss gus puo Stiusr strest.
SOns. GUrsoua. tuloer eir9bber
s. 5. &utsrta Srplup mso ghis
emma edwIrs.
- Rrs. 9lOpo os 5nmilis tiltraoer
2srbns osune uss &eiien til aina.
bpor aopt. 9Iupo sr 6ersr ai ct Camp.
itib i be i~ineiiite Sarpunoe.
SoabiHoer 6. 2arisn bar fIpttet
inb | fit npe, pene Sus. % ban bsfinosr
fl Def.
- Or. @lniums sjsr us opm9rfiom
pna, at Geosr Sontsnisu Gusen bsoe
al Sisrtsilaa. % llte. iOm bsrettet /
forrlae Rumsr, oerueo, at ban brRIteoe
Ratfebenet.
Sa9sr s. 6. SauiOn, ON buis
piuoisliss SpsoUm ri bsrstteoe / iors
riss use. b%sfiaoer fig M i bsoie Bel.
glaeuoe.
9tomus Ttpmricn fra Gicsiprb,
Ns m. oillsbe ct iOri Yeiss i2seurab
Ruuonss.
- 9nrtncr Spmpus bar en- ualmiu.
beIie pnf'sr Canning al gbrpiontbs.
NUNS noiiilst i 5Utusraff Rsnnas's
spials uso Chen al Srom Bros.
Ole G. 9ohl Of gOttontuOOe,
glinH., sr Ter 8siss bOs Slastu CO
gsnusr l @iHHsibsii Gounip.
- girs. g. E0Oo mee gsrn reiite
isnnr t'Iboss tI TT samls Sism giin.
nsnpOlis. gst oil nn,assIis mebsaa
ei Bar RaoHsosr, iSrsno SIR. Rupo
tan tan ~rseuecrst 1T betposlrss Spias
al a%labsspnrsr, ian at psiaa ban ton
relic. 5nmllieu 8OOo bar iiafet fla
mango 8snnsr uneer TT iprte Spbolo
Der ! Spsu, ps be liter ZIG sObt Der.
men Cmii9uoisbeosrue sjsr, at be mac
i~oria0e os.
2et me 8umpeperf | gefenoen
al Spsu bar iSrsst Tor Of 8anpiOrip.
ming / be iioiie Tiger; @umpcp:rter
Sp0sneen bur mon life transt. soil
paa be sauisr leuer oeriOr / Den glaze
2ro. OF bette iGule tan biOruss II,
otter at fp.oe bsrss TONNE Srenos.
90ssi. Tom pei tie fan pentss i iao'
bant 9crueir, Tom ri bar baut % bar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-15
Sobafsplantcns cprinoeIis
III obit Snan.)

Hroistsn 9 en- Dag uoe paa Mar.
ten % Innot Der en- Srm, Tom bar fin
al anlos. Srpisten tOs ben % %
oarmeos ben tIllIpe isi:n. ga iaabt
Srmeu:
"@uOSummelis' Iruiet, bib, at lea
M aatsr al bloe oi9."
90 LporiOr?' ipursts Nubamee.
'6orol Din SIrst iuriClssr mig o.
irnster eiter at utrpoOs mig"
"gien irrer life ogina bin eleat en-
oosl's Sris MOB min slasi," ipareoe
Yroletsu. "SprriUr tan ou oa bare
laa utntnsmmel's at slemme, at lea
rsSoeee bit 9iu?"
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-15
Gpao General Woltfe
mcnte.

ASreiiinn'9s 3 TUNA" (Gu9en a'U'
teri brinssr i Grinorius, at ben be-
rrmts, nipsoe tpiie 5eItmarltdlt @reo
ROltte. "oer pei mnu siGIbs ior en-
sloas Guturitet paa bet miIitRre Sm'
raaces, uar en- -abiolat 81 paitaHser al
Rorbsg iteris 8nn~nlpruisttet.
Oct par i 1873, bn Der bar Gale ON
i ben tpIte &issoaa, tuurtil man Ifulos
BRUCE Isiten Of be frantic gtilIarosr,
at bet blep fOrsTnaet al lnus en- SaHal
MI m 9~eiterbupst os GiteriGsn iOr
8snseus. Wultte tps Sroet oa uo'
taits fig ifarpt imOo bet. Sun tnnos
life tro, ner bible bIiue tor Craft
sjsnnem en- ianonn aanal, Der , Siege
fen minSt 100 Gage ON alrsi UiI lI8'
ae t~itirosien". "2esuoen upbGrte
s~tibsiartsn i, 2ierissn ON Sintersn.
o. ON Sommersn sr Der 10 life uioere
5ure Tor eiorm os Taass, % iaa oil
Stibsreosrne ipore uo9iiterne sieHnsm
aanalen os lGsse @eieu ON Spaino.
Get iiulos Del altiaa bliue 6Oradr %
giteraor meO SeunoG9nsitormene. man
tunoe baube pnn uiloe brin9e 9rait.
Den Sa9en biloer ian, al tOmmer Der
mnr9e Stibe iamtiois, fan &auulsn
life tlnrs Srniten. Get oil unrs | u
Zine al pasisre bper Of S%Iuisrns-iUr
ct iiprre Glib oa, ps ital S.ibe | Sun'
oreoeuis Iisse %beruoeuiUr ps tumts
Stormene, ull maj Heppe tn9e / Ses
t~Rntnius Of flare Jig uoen osnue 5tos'
ipiloe o. SmtOitninger ueo Sannliar'
ten. Get uilbe let life blipe Epl.lanc,
Der iii 5croel al bet Iruieft. men eus,
rise cs Guslanc, Gmsri'u CO 5rant'
rise cip".
Spao ben militrrs Wptte ansoar,
iao trOebe giUlt'e Ilet life, at 8aualen
uiloe msoiDrs uUseu FABIAN. Son
lutteoe ianlebes: "Scs iammfniuttsr
mine uotalclisr i ben enc Satnino:
Raar ri sr tilbsieiiae til at sipe en-
Gum pna 1850 MiQiouer 9baler ue
I milit9re GIemeo tIIigs, 100 plios jsa
iOreIlaa Sem at bp9se en- 5Inuoe III
IIteoetior Ell aanul til 5Ionoen."
Ga iaa i 1885 Srp'orTasst ON ben
M iRroi9e aanal b~ebanoleoes ben
tpite 4'9seas. blsu MOltte bort. fro
dlie 5ortanotinasr ON henne Son. @so
rreoie SehanOlins ben 25os 5ebruar
1856 benuiite Samber9cr iii, OF glultts
/ i'm 5Io bauos aotal, fig imOo auuo.
EN-. 9srpaa iparebe GriasminiIter
Sroniart cd ,Ieuoorif. Of aelisren unr
ben eneite Nutoritsi, buao aanosts For.
iuar anslf. 8 8eiiereus Gutori,et uor
NoIttes meoinobeiat!st. Gcrior 6lep
ban 6Orte, tbi buao ltalos ban fac?
'SpiIten Stilin9 pilbe bet life prrs
or 8eItmurltaItea Der at fy dc fin gu.
iOrtiei no mob Sans Maisitat Sstie-
rsns!"
Saalebes bleo 2ouiorIlasst ON NorS.
gIieris-aannlsn b OtaSet i 0~lissOasen.
uoen at oennes bsleits Nutorltet / MI.
iiiGr Senieenbe ptreoe fin gtsuina
osrpm.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-15
tdHs
Snsebrei X Sigrz

@i er rsltilfreos meo .Susoerrsa' n
buer Scniecnoe o. fan tragt cn5sinlr ocu a
Snhuer. iom trdn3cr IN Spmalliue. I'd
iom tor icei % PRO- st DOT 0ait ne, iiaU 1
ben er ltgciaa 900 iom en- so Dollars VI,
line Hraa,eu STU &ars y. SaI'
ecu, GoIiar, q. Sat
shmaiiineu sSusoeunen. mobtca ia
600 1tloIo % sr psliilireos meo ben. "a
lnnes 9o6t ON Den / ollie SeuiCenocr, pa q
u erlte, at Gnhper. Tom trGnatr en- SrE,'
line. ma bruutte Geiliabeoen III at iaa ID
en- apo % bluil Snmaliine. Grdaicn iOurs
. Gents. S8nes SolGao, SiOuI Oh.
Soma.
Seq oil meo 50rrGislie mcooele Gtn d
le9 I ale 3c.e er ttlireos meo Srmc trti
19HNrcnu'h" o. les ull oprl9ti9 dibslG.
oeu til ale OF GRbUer, iom maatis gHlit 4
II biliB Snntdlt ne. Zen arbeiocr Iti q
lnr e00t, iaa lca ueo itte, ON be I'll 500
Collars or fort bcore. Triateu par u
Gents: @iiis Glen q. BnnsS, ~
lutl. Ngun.
SEQ mohioa Spmaiiihen .Suspcuusu''.
IN ugesito lloc,i. MIn Suifru iilrr, al ~
alert1 iGr bor met pa1 en- ida aoo Rail1'
ION -NlEocnnen.- Sill0e 81 tapc ilgbi u
LOS eli a9eni. er ieg filter paa, OF uI hlTa
nladttet betd { ruHol 20 7pnnrs mere. 20
al0ela!cr ben I'll @rhuer. Der puiisr fig =
I've SinSles Snmoit ne. Gen cr alIt5
eosr Uyrpentn NJ III ben Grs. 2nIrte
sDoretcn, IVantclter. Ntinn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-15
auutrrt.

5griitOmmsnoe 9sron9 Gtten bill
geassets Srais SnHo sius fin fsrite
apnrsrt / bette Stolsaar / GOaessts
DumHoiitiUials. GOassttorst paa Al
Sicmmsr oil blius brrt, Os 0iiis 9stru
Sps of ipnse en- Colo. De andre
eolOiitsr. ION uil ipils. sr oSrr. ROr-
mann, SCrrsiUu, @uairiOn Os auosrs
ion. &osans 20 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-15
a9nfnemmslIahso finpss ~,

"3ntnsmmslrgheo finoss life ~,
gsroeu." iasoe Grmen, "Oe ON ia
faaueos big. iua uiI Ou sler en- ON,
uf otn SIaat ! 5rsmtioen trabs m;
Seo sIaoh jes uil bioe bis!"
"eaaium ou bar iuorst oeS VI,
iua prl ieo life bore G~nIeOuine til
ou brpoer Din Co." inaoe 9ru;.t,r
furts fin SadnO III Drmsns glv,
Srnsu beO, men 9roisten iuoeS, q
ten uo % ipptteoe poa Wnrtsr; m
paa bette SteO ifiso Der op en- g,or,
iOm i fig ~forensce SrmeRs Gil
Iruistsus @oobeo.
Menuefene falber eenne Bin
Epbaf.