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The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
LAWMAKERS RIOT.
WILD TIMES IN THE LEGISLATURE
INDIANAPOLIS.
Nearly Every Member Participates
In n Free-fOr-all Fight, In Which
Revolvers are Drawn and Many
Persons Are Seriously Injured.

Indianapolis. March IL. - The legis-
lature broke up in wild riot last
night in which almost every member
participated. Rcvolvers We're drawn
and many persons We're seriously in
.jured, Adams Of Peck county, per-
haps fatally.
For fully twenty minutes the state
llonse was filled with bowling, surg
ing mob. Men who had been friends
and sat side by side during the ses-
sion became deadly enemies and made
every effort to injure each other.
Myr0n King. Gov. Matthews private
secretary, was locked in the elevator
and big b1rly man guarded the door
and refused to allow him to leave. The
police finally drove the man away
and the secretary was released. When
he arrived at the door Of the house at
Ills he found it locked. He had an
Important message from the governor
and great deal depended upon its
delivery to the speaker OF the house
before 12 o'clock. He pounded Oh the
door but was denied admission. He
cried that the door was locked and
requested that it he opened as he had
II message from the governor. Hi1
voice was heard by number OF Dem
Ocratx who were in corridors and they
ran to his assistance An attempt was
made to force open the doors, but the
crowd Of Republicans who We're keep
ing the governors secretary out with
his message resisted with all the force
they could command. The doors were
unable to withstand the pressure
brought to bear upon them and they
were forced open. King. who was
in front. was forced right into the
crowd Of Republicans who were bent
Oh keeping him from reaching the
speakers stand. With one accord the
men began striking at each other and
the secretary was in great danger Of
being killed. kill him! Kill him:
cried hundred voices. The women
who were III the galleries yelled and
sone or two tainted. All was confusion
and friends and enemies alike were
fighting. The sole aim Of the Demo
Gratis was to get King through the
crowd to the speaker; desk with the
veto Of bill appointing Democrat
to fill a position occupied by Repub-
lican. King was finally crowded to
the speakers desk, but just as he
reached it the speaker declared the
house adjourned. The veto was taken
from King and destroyed. Fully two
dozen people were injured.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Delexate. Cho.en.


Pierre, 6. D.. March 13.-The Repub-
1ican league held meeting in the
Locke hotel and appointed a list Of sew
cnteen delegates to the national con-
ventton of Republican clubs to be held
in Cleveland in June. The following
were named: W. B. Sterling Of Huron,
G.. j. McCloud of Aberdeen. o. s. Bass
ford Of Redfield. ]. B. Elliott Of Tin
dali. R. ]. Woods Of Sioux Falls. G. A.
Hair of Belle Fourche. A. c. johnson
of Watertown, C. H. Burke Of Pierre,
D. A. Stanley Of Hot Springs. Titus
Price Of Yankton, Frank Hewitson of
Canton, C. H. Barron Of Ipswich, r.
s. Person of Howard, w. H. Rodell of
Brookings, George R. Farmer Of Mad
fson, George A. Pettigrew of Elan.
drau. Charles Eklund of Lawrence
county and ]. r. Croutt, Of Chamber
lain. At least ten will 60.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Embe..,eme,nt CHARGED

Chicago. March 14.-Four of the Of
ficers Of the Evanston. National bank
were indicted to-day for the alleged
embezzlement Of funds of that insti-
tuition by the grand jury Of the United
States district court. The aggregate
Of the reputed shortage is placed by
Receiver Wood at $44.OOO. The in
dicted officers are President Henry
Wells. Wee President n. f. Hill.
Cashier ]. G. Austin and Director +.
n paul
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
e. P.ul Lawyer indicted.

st. Paul, March II. - Cnarles NJ
Aker. a st. Paul attorney. was arrest
ed last night on an indictment charg-
ing grand larceny in the second de-
gree He pleaded not guilty and gave
hail in the sum of $50, upon which
ho was released to-day. The COM
nlaipant is ID. ]. Ermerich of Joliet,
ill.,, who claims that Aker has con.
yerted to his own use the sum OF $175.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
GOING TO NORTH IOWA.
A Train Lead of Farmers and Their
Effects From Illinois.

A Train Lead Of Farmers and Their
Effects From Illinois.
Storm Lake. Iowa. March 13.-The
northwestern part of this state is the
hime Of thousands of prosperous I'LL
nois people. mostly farmers. In this
county IS what is known as the ''Illi-
.nois colony" which has been increased
annually for several years by at least
one train load of farmers and their
effects. The arrival this season IL
composed of fifty people. who came
with a special train, and whose ef-
fects are being unloaded. The train
consisted Of twenty-one cars and two
coaches. The heads of the families
came here last fall and bought farms.
so that their homes were all prepared.
The new arrivals are from Macon
county.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
HIGH ROLLER HIGHTON.
He IL Given a Six Months Sentenc
Mt nulntL

He IL Given SIX Months Sentence
Mt Duluth.
Duluth, Minn., March 14.-The court
this morning sentenced A. G.. High.
ton to six months in the county Jail
He has already been in Jail five
months. Highton is the old man who
came up the lake with a valet in tIg
style; cut dash at the Spalding house
by giving wine suppers; got special
car to St Paul by giving a bogus check
for $119, and surprised President c. A.
Pillsbury, of the Hinckley relief COM
mission by writing out a $4,000 check
all the time representing himself as
the owner Of mines in Oregon. He
was convicted on the $119 check. This
is not his first appearance before q
court as criminal.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
A Fake Newxn.ner Man.

Minneapolis March 13. - Arthur F.
Hudson, who is wanted in this city by
several parties and who achieved con-
siderable notoriety during the Hay
ward trial. was arrested in Duluth last
night. Hudson. during the trial, rep
resented himself as an Associated
Press reporter In the court room, and
while on the street as member of the
Journal staff. He obtained considera-
BILE credit here. and just before leav-
ing uttered two forged checks, one
for $40 ON the Rarnum Trunk company
and one for $50 on the Plymouth
] Clothing house.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Mrs. Taylor Dead.

Madison. Wis, March 14-Mrs H. A.
Taylor. wife Of the editor of the State
Journal. who was railway commission
er under President Harrison. died to-
day of paralysis. The remains will
be taken to the old home Of the de-
ceased at Hudson for burial
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Bnried With Pomu

Cairo. March II. The remains Of
1smacl Iasha, ex-khcdive of Egypt.
who died recently at COnstantinoplc.
arrived here from Alexandria last
evening and were conveyed to-day to
the Rifa mosque. where they were in
tered with great pomp.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Highest all in Leavening Powe-Lates S. Govt Report
R3%!a!!! g! Rs%a:s7 RRsk!aHs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

would your majesty have done il had
lost both?' asked the crafty fellow.
In that case replied the emperor,
proudly, II should have made you an
officer Of the Legion
Whercupon the veteran of Austerlitz
at once drew his sword and unfiinch-
fngly cut Off his other arm.
The only thing mysterious about this
inspiring little incident is: How did he
do it!
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Denuty Wnrden Arre.tcIl,

Manitowoc Wis. March Thames
Carrall of Liberty was arrested to-.
day on charge Of lnlawf,llly hunting
deer with dogs. Carrall is a deputy
game warden.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
a yallnu, Chn II, pion.

Prize Figlltcr-Where is Punchem?
Alanagcr--lle is down sick with the
measles.
And Bruiscm:"
IN Jail"
"And Slugcm?" =
Gone to Australia .
"And Poundcm:'
Laid up with Il broken arm"
"And all the rest OF 'cm:"
Retired from the ring"
Then issue my challenge stating
hat am ready to fight all comers for
the championship of the worId.'
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Hurled With Pomn.

Cairo, March IA. - The remains Of
Ismael 1'asha. ex-khedive of Egypt,
who died recently ut Constantinople.
evening and were conveyed to-day to
the llifa mosque, where they were In
tered with great pomp.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Lumber burned.

Camden, Ark. March IA. - Over a
million feet Of lumber was burned at
Griffin, near here, last night. J. II.
Mcdonald was probably fatally
hl1H1ao6
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Wife Murder.

| Little Falls. Mirn.. March lathe
second murder inside of two weeks
took place last night in Pike Greek
town. 4 Polandei farmer m',"''"red
his w:r" by 'littin. hor wiz
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Darragh Elected.

st. Paul. March 14.-Edward ]. Dar-
ragh was elected last night as corpor-
alton attorney to succeed Mr.. Cham
berlain by strict party vote Of II to
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
The Affirmative Negative.

\ couple of deputies belonging to
different shades OF politics meet in the
lobby of the French chamber. '"Ihe
prime minister is about to give Mr..
intel an appointment in the diplo.
matte service
What! that fellOw?'
why. certainly, he is very capable
man.
"lcs. capable OF most anything."-La
CrOiX.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
n.nntx warden Arrestcxl.

Manitowoc. Wis. March 14.-James
Carrall of Liberty was arrested to-
day on charge of unlawfully hunting
deer with dogs. Carrall is a deputy
.yo ma warden.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
FIFTY PEOPLE INJURED.
express Train on the LehlRh Valley
Road Nreckcd

Express Train ON the LehiRh Valley
Road Wrecked.
Hazelton, Pa, March Ia. BY the
breaking of an axel on the I.ehigh VAL
ley express train last night two cars
We're turned completely over and each
Of the fifty passengers sustained in
juries more or less severe. Thre Of
the injured. l. l.. Goldstein Of New
York, G. B. Leavenworth of New
Haven and \. X. Bardu Of Bingham
ton. n. ", 20 taken back to Hazel
ton. The req Of the passengers were
taken to Dclano on the relief train
which was sent out.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
An OUTRAGE AT SEA.
Spartsh Wnn-Of-Wnr Fircs ON
American Mail Stenmsh1n.

spartsh W"n-of-War Fires ON an
American Mail Steamship.
New York, March 14.-The American
mail steamship Alliancia, while pro.
ceeding from Colon to New York, on
the morning of the 9Th inst. sighted q
harkentine-rigged steamer off Cape
May. the eastern edge of Cuba, which
headed directly toward her. The
spanish man-Of-war proceeded to
chase the American at full speed,
Judging from the smoke tllat came out
Of her tunnels, and, seeing that the
Allianria was drawing away, she
yawned to. bringing her guns to bear
ana fired solid shot, which struck
the water less than an eighth of q
mile from the ship. directly in line.
This was followed by two more solid
shots. which, fortunately. did not
reach their mark. though they struck
the water in plain sight Of the ship.
The chase was kept up for more than
twenty-five miles before 1t was aban-
doned. If the Spaniard had had more
speed. or her gunners been better
marksmen, no doubt the incident
would not have ended so fortunately
for the American. This outrage has
been reported to the secretary of state
by Capt. Crossman, and no doubt a
prompt demand will he made on the
Spanish government for an explana.
tion for the insult and a reason re.
quired for the attempt made to stop
an American mail steamer on the high
seas In time OF peace.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16

Washington, March IA. - No report
has reached the state department OF
the pursuit of and firing ut the mer.
chant ship Alliancia off the Cuban
coast by Snanish war vessel, and in
the absence of Il definite and properly
substantiatel statement of the facts
the officials positively decline to pass
Judgment in the matter. The matter
will be investigated ut the proper time
and II the facts are as stated, Spain
may be asked to apologize.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16

Policenlan-Comc down out o. that,
young feller.
Reporter-But I'm Il reporter and
want to get a description Of the fire.
Policenlan--Well, you can't stay
therc. You can find out all about the
foire from the papers in the marnin.
Texas Siftings.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Marshal Resigns.

Washington. March IA. - Henry
Bohl. United States marshal for the
Southern district Of Ohio. has resigned.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16

FIFTY PEOPLE INJURED.
Exprrss Train ON the Lchigh Valley
Road Wrecked.

Road Wrecked.
Hazelton, Pa, March n. BY the
breaking of an aXel on the Lehigh Val
ley express train last night two cars
were turned completely over and each
Of the fifty passengers sustained In
jurics more or less severe. Thre Of
the injured. l. l.. GOldStein of New
York, G. Il. Lcavcnworth of New
Haven and a. Il. Bardu of Bingham
ton. n. Y.. rn taken back to Hazel
ton. The res. OF the passengers were
taken to DelanO on the relief train
which was sent out.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Abol tlonist Dead.

Chicago, March 1S.-James F. Tenn
pie. the veteran abolitionist, died last
night, aged Sev"'-'''
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
TAYLOR ARRESTED.
The South Dakota Embeszler ls
Captured In Mexico by PinkcrtoA
AR1nfa

Jacksonville, Fla. March IA. - A
Tampa special to the Citizen says: w.
II. Taylor. tho lefaulting South Da.
kOta treasurer. was arrested last Sum
day In Mexico by Pinkcrton detectives.
Taylor. under the name of Mason, and
a companion calling himself Phelps,
passed through here several weeks ago.
They Went to Havana, and the chief
Of police Of that city was paid 5000
to locate Taylor. which he did, on a
steamer bound for Vera Cruz, Mex.
News has been received of the arrest
in Mexico.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
BIG FIRE AT wAUPtN.

Flames Get beyond Control Of the
Local Depart nj snt.
Waupun. Wis.,, March IA destrlc-
tive fire occurred mt this place. During
its progress six persons were injured,
one fatally. The pecuniary loss agsre-
gates $4,000. The fire started at 3
a. M, in the rear of the building occu'
pied as a notion store by Mrs. McIn.
tyre. 1t was a large brick structure
and was two stories high. The flames
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
QU1PS AND QUlRKs.
THE KIND OF WORK THE FUNNY
MEN ARE Al.

Little Nonsense. Now and Then
Act" as Lubricant to Make the
wheel" OF Life Run Easily and
Smoothly.
The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16

He-DO you remember the first night
we met?
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Smofomue Siora9 til Roo
liocnoe | Hebraifa.

geO 4aitOr 6. 3. 81. @rmliO fra
aUinOsiOrsniu9eu, 9attou q. GotOta
$3I. &so 6aluOr {. 6not0eOt, aelio,
3ortb 3ntuta, iuoiamlct $3.50. 3rls
iamnen $3.50.
3amcs Broofa ST. u Vi 6erbeys % Gt&.,
2oni,I 3a'Obien % Gts., 3 90 8 rber8 81
3rt fen CIicn 81, NiotBIn5 2ouicIiou 81,
Rst u 0erre 81. Clc 8 2aSIuuo ST. Gam
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Sptie Speoe.
SUeoen bIep ioigt for 40 Gt5. pr. SnlbeL
Sllupr 6. 6lalp 81.
3enue Sum bar jcg uobctolt III
Gbriitian Sobnion, Der for Iiocn rct'
Ter % iOreto9er 3%nOiomtjn9 for gtors
liOenOe / 8OgO 60, 9}ebraita. s
nHonte County er Der 40 norite So
mjIler, uo8te Qonite % no9te Gueuite,
Der er i ben DOerite 300. 6r. Sobns
ion meobru9te De urUcnoI9c 2lubeiolin,
ger fra Goumtiets @uoitor, iorfVnet
meo Counties Offcis0e 5eJl % 0e3u'
ben er ban tjeu0t for Ell ~paoljoeli9
MtouO Der / 8mneiheit Gountp buOr
ban bOeOe / iiOli9ere Gage. 6r. SObns
on UiI O9iao iorI6ae at iomlc Qevuet3s
mioler o9 alrOer, og BET OuI UEre Ell
&el1iernin9 at biItoa bnm.
.. Nuuuoieu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
Torif sport blanot norife
Gutter.

Get er ct imutt IrHt peo Ell Gel al
NOrOmHnoene / Nmeritn, at oe .ucos
ljGebOloer Dor untiouole Sport, Stis
iporten, % ct cnouu 'muttere 9rRt er
oct, nnr oenne sports Ynoere er ioo
belt i9jenuem Norite, ian felt i0icunem
bOlbeu0e pon fin 9}otionnlitct, ioml
Meolcmmerne al "8irtcbejuerne"5 Stis
tlub i Ga Crosse.
Snoienoereu al oi3ie 9inier 6upoc
2uleonin9 til at Ouerupre ct Stireno i
9Gu9oebOp at nrpnte Stub Iioite Seu.
bag, % oct mna ii9es, at YrGitntios
ucruc Unr itorartet. Sirr par Der Ell
al StilOberns, 6r. @rOpen, buis Soy
Uotte 5llituernes bgleIte 8cunorinl.
gtnar ban tom ieilenOe nso ooer ben
iteilc Sotte i iuienoe 5drt, meo Den fire
0OlOuin0 Og fit ojort 6Oppet Ser miot
/ Sutteitupst 10 a 20 SOB tilueirs, o.
lao, eiter at baoe iunuet IS SOB / 4u's
ten, Tom uco igjen let % 9rncigit, rlOeu
SpOr al 6Oronorin9 / So~loninger, on
mnatte man %uuilfaarli9 miuoes De
gamle Sirtebeiuer % iole Jig slao %
itolt Ouer, at oenue 4ole, % for % ia.
~ttOnnle SpOrt Gar ili9e SrHiter % bar
uunoet fig 6HpO o9iua Der poa irenrs
meo @runo.
Set er life ulle SteOer, at man Ell
iaa betoig itI0et iOm / Ga CROSSE mec
6enIpu til Sti6atter, men buor laa.
Onuue muntte iluoeS, piloe man 9jprc
8et / at beOe "9irte6eirerne" tpmme
% prbpe Dem.
3Rne Sgnoa9, ben 10 o5,, bOlOsr
"8irtebeiuerne" 8rRmietoplDb, oel
uoeu 9piul uit Blue ct msgst interes.
iaut Stue. t.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
9ecOrab Og Smeglt.
Zen Zoe Gebrnar, 1895.
bitter SlOCbranO.

Omtriu0 ST. 8 9irSOag often lpO
after 8rautlotten. Mou fiji ipur9t, at
G.Oen bar / 8utitby9nin9en mclIem
Sen Bears StOres % oct iaatalote
SOlber9S StOre, % SronOiolteue o.
2uore itprmeoe oerben. Der bar uas
iao 6Oreiti0rug / @ranO Opera SUuie
Ii3eueb famine 2titcn, ina mango Soft
mart uor tiliteoc peo 8ranSieoct.
Nten life a Der NnNet at e enc 8p0,
% BEN iom tBt tar. &rouOtorpiet
ipcioeoc O9 ipeioeoe efter 6pr % Slam.
me, MEL oOcralt itOo Ser fun en- Mur
al &r9, ia0 oct tO9 nGitsn ct Bar q.
mer, iGr man, UeO at bug9c 6uIer Der
% Der / Grappe9ansen % Oppe i 2oen
Gt08c, tunoc Opou9e Steoer, 6uUr
&uuoilou9erue tunoe onbrinoes meo
6Oroel.
8 isrite Gto9e BaU0e 6r. 9arueitao
tit llOialg al muiitnlite Sutrumenter,
Us Sr. 6uaium fit &arjety Store. Tga
Og &ano ipOtere0e oct &elc, o. bet
iamms Uar 3jIiGlOe oppe / 2pen Gtaae,
b0Or OR. SOrIOn9 baooe tit iOtOgrafite
2%ltcIier. Seasr life ietOc gpguiuaeu
Isb ipnOsrtj9t oi 3lOen, itjpnt Su0rcb.
niuGeu noturIisujs bleu SOelagt.
Sggniu9el, Tom sisS al Mr. Sen
Scar, bar iOrbOlO8Uis uy. 9lOen up.
itCo ira @armes Npparatst / ai9locreu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Dat 49, Grit 9aoslisu % Wortln 8.
airteli al Ytacp ReOicine Go, Dtinn.
- 9. Q. 3sliOu os Gussr punion al
2~dussboro, Miun. 9. y, oar Der for
at beIsse iiu 8rober Ben. 3ieliea. -
STUDENT peO ben {. g. Ssmiuar | Ma'
OiiOu, 7beOoor 2trusis. Gan bar OR'
ret pna geisa / 8j5cOniiu, % paa 3ti'
ba9srsiien belsste ban iiu SlG9tntn9
Yste 9Obnion / Gecorab.
- Suut ROcn fra 9ote Drills, Sd.,
iom bar pRret pan Sei09 hos SlG8ts
hinge % 8etieuOte Omtrino 8iO9ewap,
oar / 3ecOrab iiOite 5borsoa9 for at
ie i'm SDu, iom ]iretuentcrer &olocrS
Stole.
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sra &asicrcrcn Tor &irfcm
paa SecuSdaicu.

&eOottor y. 9lnmoieu bar / Scps
TENDER 0tauneO I. 2lar opcrieuot mig
6ulomo8t til at mpotnge Is 3Olor@
hos Stub SObuieu QerOt Tom @uoe fra
Smut 9nutieu 9erOt Il Wiiwu.) til 9irs
fen pnd 9eensnnieu.
9cnne 6ONring inometOte je9 / Smut
3Obniens 9erOl8 2po3bo, Der ca oar
tOmmet / Stiitcretteu, % bleU UeO iioItc
Stjiteiomlin9 8OotjeuOt at OperpnrsuOc
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crbOlOe UeO Stiitet8 Smtuiul.
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ie0 til @jueren @r. SMUT s.. Qerol ct
bjcrtcli8t 1ot, 2Gr6Doi8it,
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Bang l0oe San. 1895.
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aOierne / Oenue &o9u cr pOIItrcOe Ga aoot
uofp ct. So5nen bar fin 9~Unouttpr GA
Nc9erporter iom 9iper 9asiaoererne ben
iamme Sppartntn8 iOm ~ttIitaa5 Roll, Der
benp.ter ri9tiQe Buumau SleeperS. 0uoe.
opne % TO SaOitepIaOier ftaar til Yasio.
8erernes %gibenDttelie.
eg%turitonerue oil itan uuoer OpIpn of
H. Ebiuips II So, iom i Is Qar bar oiort
ueouarenoe % ti~IfreOsfuaenOe 5ieneae
enboer, iom nOJeniinOe bar ueret | Goltfpr.
MIA, oil aubeiule be beflenOte "gbiaips Ser.
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fun 5000. 8laOisrue maa reierueres lere
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ell Saafrg er, buao Der melOts N P,.n'
Seed Co. Tom bsItet / 1898 effer gfr,,,'
Saore. 9eitte itore Hge 6avre aau fSi, '.
OusrnIt 20 til As 8NiBeIs mere en-, NAV.
anoen SIa9s Saore, iadct 5ioe ON en-, ,.
oct par ct me8et tOrt % u9purtqt gor g,|
coin Saore itulOe iaacs al cubcer fayn,,
The Farmer Seed Co. ulli.uSf b,r, II
aatalo8 eaer So9 ON Permanent Pss,p,,
and Meadows frit til ale Earmtre. ., n
Tube Itrtoe efter ben I'll Dem / Gaas5gl
Wtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

boa uaur ban til at Itrioe ben iaaleoss,
at en- inbsausnbs aienber al MORT
9auosmaat srtlarer bet for aloelss
FORFEIT.
gn iaaoau 8ssuUeIis ~iOrbuntler 10
alOe(es baabe Witbribates % We55o'
fantt, og man ipsr after: SUao itnl
bet bog 6etpbe, at en- entelt Manb fans
Ter en- iaaoan aunOfabsmasie bare for
at to ben msb fig / @rapen; TIT bet
tiger fig ielp, at be efterlaote Sptssnel'
ier life bar an6sn 8etpOntn9, enb at
man Osrisiennem fuar bans aip at
tjeuSe; OiosnItabeti9t llobptte faces Title
oerpeo.
Oct ipnes, iOm ON Mobn ielu bar
iglt bet merteli9e j. at ban iaaleoes
Itutoe aaa bort uoen at efterlaoe mInoite
SpOr al at ba lepet, % i 1T Sloe Var
uO9ir ban OerfOr i Neapel, trgtt paa
NOrit, en- Oueri9ttelie at no8le periilte
Schneider, men better life oisie tom
lnn9t / Seroen; be bleu trDtt iom Sra
nuItript, % nOrite 8s9er fra Neapel
tuuoe ielufel9elig life sisre Ge9nin9
puu at o9tte Opmertiombeb.
Man bar ira 5iO til auOen bgrt ON
pi8ie rent receptive 8ssuuelie r, buis
9jerHcs Gune til Optu8en al StOI
Ia19t Ouer9aar bet ~iacpanli8e; en- al
be iioite uor ben litbaujIte 9OttOr Sau'
e~rtueiu, Der boeoe Oppe paa 9ooreiielO
% orbeioeoe / bet brittle 8ibelielitabs
3ieneIte meo at lRie 8Orrettur pau
bets llO9aOer at bet nDe Geitamente |
ale mulige SprOg, iamtioi9 meo, at
ban i fine leOi9e Elmer iysieliatte fig
meo at itriUe @ers paa norit 8onoe'
moal.
Men ct Iaa tolo8iult SprO9omruaoe
at ipRnoe Ouer, iOm bet M8obn ipnes at
Da beberitet, er iaa9OOtiom ulOeles ene'
itaoenOe. 6pao tunOe Ser life uGre
bra9t no at iaoounue GOner! Selu
ON ban bar pRret bluttet for engocr
Wiuligbeo til at uirte tbeoretiif uioers
ltubelI9 uco jelO at bearbeioe Geiulta'
terne al lit tiHmpemGsT9e Stuoium -
tlnoe ban life / pr0ttiit Senieenoe ba
uirtct mere Oeo fine Gpner emo BET at
iiooe / Ncapel o. oOeriptte ct Sanitrit'
0i9t paa u Spro0? &uuoe life bans
ganosmruO baue bSitet 2Gre nf en-
Zm meO en- iaa %eneItuaenoe Se9as
Uelie?
gu oil bans gtauu minOes 9jennem
ct 2esat pnu 5000 8rOner, iom ban
bar uoiut for gnsye f~ilotOsiite 8ioen'
itabsmruo ! &riitianiu, O9 be faa Sri'
eatolIter, Der fommer BERTH pil for
aurIOiitetens Stplo moaite ItiHnte bans
beignoerlige @iterlaOcnItaber en iorbis
8nacnoe CpmerfiOmbeO. @ten BET er
oct bcle; aft oct nnOet, bUao ban pioIte,
% booo ban gnUoe 9rnuitet oUer, oGoe
meo BAN, % Oeo @raUen Itnnr man %
i~tlrrer i~orunoret pao Bette 9eunctslgb
o. oeune uiOrtlarli9e @eningS(gsbeo:
6oaO ituIoc Oisie Guuer til, iOm BOG
u,Orig naoeOe irem?
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08
SIOn NtInnntnn. s1nn-

2rt er o5 en- @lros at meocsIe Grierns. at be-, bar
lptts SseUit ben 1t iursrc Ten Itum, Snsoom E4s
tarrb Q aid Stsofr. y rs Gataurh Cure er ben cn,ite
MIR, Der tg irnot I'll Siosuitaben. 0atarrb Ct en- non
l]tfuttcns ia8oCm. % igGutr tiliD Irsuot 3 eblusHra
1auS Satarrb Cure tases iusUcuoiR. "a utFer errs,ts
paa Slooet % s3efrgsfr SpGocmneES Cpriuosie on
9lUtF zen Sn1e StUrte % bl per Putur { OeHs yr'
beloe. Gtt.ue al 0suHc N9s iclH bar tor EiItr, iii
N~3eotctHeu o. I lbqotr 500 Tor bprrt Eil'rlnr, esn
Tie Ian lTlt. Siuo q er Sl0neSburo.
Hoyt2le; y. z. 0bensp & So,
Eoeoc Obo.
SoLlt hos %. Ngotrtsrs. IS 6 mis-.