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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
T.. II. Krrsgc Rrtires from the Firm
of krc sge ~ BmnnclI

The West Side dry goods firm Of
Kresge 4 Bunnell was dissolved yes
terday, f. II. Kresge having retired
from the partnership. N. +. Bunnell
will continue the business alone.
The information furnished the Trib-
une reporter and published i'm yestrr-
days issue. that charges of film -ilam-
ing and dishonesty were made by
either party before the arbitratorS,
proves to have been erroneous. 1t ap.
pears that a dissolution Of the part
nership was decided upon by both mem
bers of the firm some time ago, and
in order to ascertain the several in
terests of the partners it was agreed
that the amount due to the retiring
partner, Il. II. Kresge. should be de.
cided by J. A. Mears. T. J. Luce ana
II. c. Wallace, arbitrators mutually
chosen by the parties in interest
The award of the arbitrators was
made yesterday morning. and was I'm
mcdiately accepted by both members
of the late firm with the above result.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29

the Delaware and Hudson company,
but not to cut or interfere with in any
manner whatsoever the rails. This was
granted by the court because the time
limit in which the defendants must have
the tracks laid expires next Saturday
according to the provisions of the ordin-
ance passed by Olyphant council grant
ing them the right of way. 1t is not
necessary. however, that the line should
be ready for operation.
Should the court decree that the de-
PENDANTS cannot cross at grade on eth
er or both streets. then the rails laid
between the plaintiffs tracks will be
subsequently torn up.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
YOUTHFUL TRAIN WRECKERS.
They Were Let on Easy Oh Account
Of Their Age.

The three boys, Eddie Burke, James
Duffy, and Joseph Coaras. who We're ar
rested for spragging frog on the Jer-
sey Central railroad, were given hear
ing yesterday morning by Alderman
Howe. Their age is under IL years, and
on that account the charge was dropped
upon payment of costs by their parents,
who also entered bail for their future
good behavior.
On July IA as the $40 p. m. passenger
train was coming toward the upper part
of the yard at the South Steel mill, the
engineer, Cornelius Reilly, saw boys
scampering away and suspecting that
they had done some mischief he brought
the train to a stop. Iron links such as
are used in coupling coal cars We're
found fastened in a frog on a switch
near where the boys were.
The engineer said that the obstruction
was enough to derail the train and
cause possible loss of life If the speed
had been great. The boys We're arrest
ed Monday by Special Officer owen Lee.
They live on the lower Flats.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29

Picture
Purchasers

Your attention, one min
ute, please. Have you
been in to see the goods
and prices in the picture
room? Hundreds have,
and hundreds of pleased
patrons testify to te
genuineness of this sale.
The cost today is better
than a profit next month.
The merry music of the
money dropping in the
drawer is far more pleas
ant than the sight of idle
clerks and crowded
shelves.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
BOARD OF CONTROL,
II Has Some Important Work fOl
Tomorrow Night.

The next meeting of the board of con-
troll will take place on Thursday nigh.
of this week, instead of next week
Thursday night, as announced. The
reason for the early gathering. so soon
after Monday nights meeting. is tina
the board may take action on an i'm
portant matter which is before the
building committee
1t is imperative that the grading and
sidewalk work at No. Is school be per-
formed ut once in order to be ready for
the opening of the school at the begin
ming of the regular term. Tonight the
building committee will receive bids on
the work, and will report the awarding
at tomorrow nights board meeting. It
Is not likely that much other busi-
ness will be transacted
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
Mr.. C0HO IS IN TOWN.
Came Here Yesterday TO Execute His
Contract with the Poor ROord

II. r. Coho, of the firm of Coho &
Co. OF New York, to whom the con-
tract was awarded for constructing an
electric plant at the Hillside Home,
came to town yesterday to execute the
contract with the poor board. He and
the members of the Home commit oe.
Mrs. Frances II. Swan. w. S. Langstaff
and DR.. w. y. Paine, had Il conference
in the afternoon and talked matters
over.
Mr.. Coho will furnish bond today for
the faithful performance of the con-
tract and the papers will be drawn up
and signed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
CARNEY, BROWN & CO.,
MANUFACTURE RS, COURT HCUs: 50.
PERSON AL.

Dr. Henwood has returned from trip
in southern California.
City solicitor james II. Torrey and wife
leave today for Block Island Il. /.
Miss Katie Judge, Of Franklin avenue,
is visiting her sister. at BinghamtOn.
Judge II. W. Archibald is holding court
in Snyder county, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, L. A. Pcnniman. of Homes
dale, were in the city yesterday.
Miss Le9h Heath of Scranton street, is
attending summer school At Hartford,
Conn
Mrs. +. II Angel. of Albany. n. y. is
the guest of Mrs &. NJ. Butts, OF Green
Ridge.
Mrs. u. J. Nealis ana children. of jack
son street. are Visiting friends in Formoy,
Wayne county.
John II. McDonoueh, of the postoncc,
is spending his annual vacation with his
uncle, in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry IIlleck and daugN-
ter, of North Park. left yesterday 10 spend
week ut iarvcy's Lake.
Mr.. AMI Mrs T.; r. Stone returned this
cvenin% from q months visit at Mansfield,
Corning an Watkins Glen.
Mrs. Mark Miles, Of New street, left
last naht ror New York and will sail to-
day on The steamer Gay OF New York for
Europe.
Miss Scranton and Miss Alice scranton.
Of New Haven. Conn. are the guests of
Mrs. &. II. Doud. at the !attcr's cottage,
at Lake Ariel.
Mrs. Emma Murphy and daughter. Jo-
sephine. of Atlanta, "a, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Simpson. of North
Eighth street.
n ,f T,rh
burn street Presbyterian church. and his
family will leave today for Ncathcrly. PA.
Rcv. NJ. MpTdtt's vacation will continue
until Scptemher. lie will take trip TO
Indiana after a sojourn ut Wcathcrly. and
will also spend period at the seashOre.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29

To the Republican voters of the First
ward of the Borough of Dickson City.
There will be a primary election held
on Saturday. Aug. l. 1896. for the pur-
pose OF electing one delegate to the
Republican county convention and also
two persons for the Office of vigilance
committee. Voting will be held i'm the
borough building. Polls open from 4
to z p. m.
Richard Barron.
William +. Moses.
July 2S, 1896. Vigilance Committee.
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ON DISEASES OF THE EAR.
Paper Read by DIR. Phillips ut n Meet.
ing of County Medical Society.

A special meeting of the County Medi-
cal society was held last night in the
arbitration room of the court house.
The last regular meeting came on the
night of the Mckinley ratification meet
ing and Il quorum was not present.
At last nights meeting Dr. Phillips.
of Wyoming avenue. read n paper on
diseases of the mastoid i'm relation to
ear troubles. About twenty-five doc
tors We're present, and each one entered
into the discussion of the doctors paper.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
CROUCH BROS.
! BEATTY
MEAHS' BUILDING,
COR. WASHINGTON AVENUE AND SPRUCE.
Are now selling their Tan and
Summer Weight Shoes at u
Cash Cut Price Sale.

Mems Regular $500 and $3.50 Tan Bal,
now $780,
Mems Regular $500 Tan Bal, now
$3.50.
Mems Regular $3.50 Tan Bal, now
$3.50.
Mems Regular $3.50 Tan Balls, now
$1.90.
Ladies' Regular $3.50 Tan Balls, now
$500.
Ladies' Regular $3.50 Tan Oxfords.
now $l90.
Misses and Children's, Boys and
youths Tan Shoes at a very low price.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
Tones In the system.

Green Grove. Pa. July IL. 1861
have taken quite number of bottles of
Hoods Sarsaparilla and it has done me
a wonderful amount of good by toning
up my system. Cora White. Hoods
Pills cure indigestion. ssf
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29

pital on Wyoming avenue taking radio
graphs of some of the patients but in
the evening about 7.3O he got sick and
had to retire to his room. He may not
have time to give an exhibition before
his return to New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
Here's
A PuZZler

Don't try to think how
we can do it--be satisfied
that we do. We will sell
you a fine parlor picture,
2ox24 inches in size, in
a gilt frame, e inches
wide, making the whole
picture measure 32X36
inches over all, for
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29

Atlantic Fish co. VIII have another
car of fish on Thursday. July 20, on d..
l.. & w. switch. Lack'a ave. by depot ;
&c. per lb. cleaned. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
FARMERS SON WAS
THE HORSE THIEF
Father Did Not Know II When He Or.
dered the Arrest Made.
HE MUST HAVE BEEN SURPRISED
When He Received Chief RObling's
Telegram Notifying Him That His
Son Was in Custody Here..BOy Was
Arrested in the White House OH
Penn Avcnuc..Admitted His Guilt
When Questioned by Officers.

The arrest of horse thief yesterday
afternoon forms what might be mate
rial for realistic drama from real life.
\ Pike county farmer had team or
horses stolen and he knew not the
thief. but the party arrested in Scran-
ton turns up as the farmers own son.
The case also shows the alertness of the
detective and of the Scranton police de-
partment and the alacrity with which
ii ran down the thief.
At noon yesterday the following mes
sage was received here:
Hawley. Pa, July %.
Chief of Police, Scranton, Pa.
Look out for pair dark bay horses stolen
from Paupac, one with small white stripe
in forehead, both hind feet white up TO
knees; other with small white star in fore
head and hind feet white up to knees; COM
ing years old: weight about 100 each
Arrest party. Advise.
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NO X.RAY DEMONSTRATION.
Professor Allyn, the DcmOnstratOr
W.s Taken Suddenly III,

Was Taken Suddenly III.
Invitations had been issued by Pro-
fessor Frederic Allyn. of New York. to
a number of persons, including doctors,
electricians and newspaper representa-
tives. to attend demonstration of the
X-rays at Young Mems Christian As
sociation hall last night
The professor was engaged during
the day at DR.. Thompson's private hos
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29

rho Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Mutual Aid association will
run an excursion TO Pleasant Beach on
Aug 20. Fare for round trip win be
s2OO "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-07-29
POLICE WENT TO WORK.

POLICE WENT TO WORK.
As soon as the foregoing message
was received, use was made or tnn
telephone and 1t was learned that Il
young man had tried to dispose OF such
a team in Dunmore, and being unsuc"
cessful. had departed, it was thought.
for Green Ridge. Detective Dyer ami
Patrolman Saltrv were hurried of L"
the Green Ridge section and within an
hour learned that Il team answering the
given in the telegram were
located in the stable of huckster
named Tompkins at 1871 Capouse ave-
nue.. 1t was further learned that the
team had been purchased for II silVe.
watch and $25 in cash.
Meanwhile the man who had sold the
horses could not be located until Chiet
of Police Robling had conversed with
Evan Morris. the assistant city clerk.
The chief incidentally mentioned the
horse stealing case to Mr.. Morris VINO
remarked that q Young fellow ON an
in coming Green Ridge car had talked
with another passenger concerning 4
horse deal that had just been mad.
The young man had left the car at
Center street, 50 Morris said.
THE THIEF PICKED Up.
Chief Robling Immediately posted 4
pa trolman at the corner Of Center
street and Wyoming avenue and an
other at the corner of Penn avenue and
awaited developments. The only de-
scription of the young man was that he
was short and wore Il gray suit IT
clothes.
About 30 O'Clock Chief Robling saw
a young man answering the description
on Penn avenue. The individual hur-
ricd into the white House" on catch
ing sight of the chief. The latter en-
tered the saloon and arrested the fel-
low. who denied that he had stolen Il
team or that he had ever been in Pau
pac. EnrOute to the station house he
admitted his guilt and said his name
was James Sheridan. and that he was
Il son of the owner of the horses. He
claimed further that until recently Ne
had not been home for sometime
The father must have been surprised
when he received the following mes
sage
Scranton, July ~.
sylvester Sheridan, Paupac, Pa.
Come at once with warrant. Have ar
rested your son ana have the team.
Frank Roblng. jr..
Chief of Police.
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$1.08
And Yet

You are suffering daily
from the sight of those
ancient relics that have
hung in your parlor for
years. Confidence in the
values we offer gives the
right ring to our bar
gain talk. 1t doesn't
take but a glimpse of the
picture room to satisfy
you whether we are tell
ing the truth. Come in
and see. We mean you.
REXFORD'S
3O3 Lackawanna Ave.
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Twin Shaft Fund.
Primaries Snfurdnv-

ID. IL. Atherton. Secret
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29

NOT 5sl9en al be girnnemfsrt g~runot8e
5orbereoelIer til en- ldn9oarig 6eioe.
2lue 0eroiiher pld en- mar bar oUcrgis
BET fla, % al Mlooitaro mob oen Ggpps
tiIfe Wd9t er falot idmmen. llnoer
9rIeiringeu iadreoe5 blot 5 engstiis Col
batter.
WarIhen moo 3on8oln begnnote ST.
5 ON Wlorgenen i Snsou9s. Sdnons
baaoen oRtteoe ben penltre Sl6i; GaodIz
leri % aamelsS orpIst odnreoe Den
bcire. 8et rpgtebes mart, at Oerois
Iherne life alsne bupoe ~iorldot iine 5ors
potter, men ogIud 6poeoteiren og beIdnot
Iig pda en- bib 5lugt meo fine Sooner %
Born. Sopr Der oiIte fig Indd Qfoes
finger af 0erpiIfer, idtte aaodasriet
efter benz. Der gjorbe5 ct 8ptte At 6
5eItzaanoner, en- Itor MGngoe Ams
munitior, itore Oplag al Sornparer %
mango Sjoroer maO &Drg.
aanonz9uuoen ioriuI9te 5ienoen ljge
til 81 Debba6, oper ct Sunorsoe WliI
I%pnoenfor 0pngoIu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
0pcm bill oct gaa no Opcr?

!Sui5 ma peo 2op oil inoisra fri
Sglpmpntning eiter 5Orboloet 1G-1,
os Jol9en blioer. of Soloo oQarens
Garoi ialoer reo iii So Gents, bpilte
Slass Soft fommer oa til at lioe melt
oerueo? @anlte pilt life MiQionGrers
ne, til ueo Salpoelcu at oere5 naruas
renoe Snot9gter ulloe De enboa ppre
rioe. gtei, jeg tor paaitaa, at De oeo
tlog Spefulatlou unoer Ianlfen, peo
at l9lae. near 8Groipapirerne be9pna
Der at ialoe o9 fjebe, naar be ~teDnocr
at Itige, pil bliue enonu ri9ere. NOgle
al Dem fan enbo9 fomme til at Ioropbte
i'm n9roGreuoe 5Ormue. Meu naits
otter oem, iOm arbeloer for 9agfDn
(ugelen, Maaneo5lsn) pil be Soft,
iOm tommer til at tabe melt, pEre be,
ipm bar Iparet iammen en- ltoeu aapis
tal. 3ette er en- me9et beoerlts alasie.
Elsie braue Soft, iOm meo megeu 5lib,
Spariomteo Og llobploenbeo bar
bc9gnot at fomme Jig liOt, oil after
bliue ltDot neo paa 9~oielalten. Nls
orenoe 9GgteioIf, ION maaitc / treOiOe
eler iyrretpoe Qar boer llse bar last
op no9!c iaa Dollars for at babe mo-
get Of 6i9lpe zig meo / Gtoeroummeu,
oil meo ct Slu9 mite palooslen al i'm
life Sapital. WtGno, i0m bar mo-.
ItrGntet fig belle 2ioeu ior at funne bes
tale GrRmien paa fine 2tpsa5iurances
9olIcer, buormeo De tRnter at e~iterlas
be gntc % g5rn N Sjplp, of tabe
Satobelen ueo ri Sgtpmpntning. Sat.
tigc gnter oil bliue beoraoue ior, buao
oere5 aiopoe MtRno bar iparet op.
5orRlorelgie 8ern uil fomme paa
gpsoer. 3i8ie, De NET paroi9e al
"oet alminoelise 5olt", oil oRre De
4eriOner, iom oil tomn,s iii al lioe
meIt uso bin Goran0ring, iom oen5
5oriuarere tiger itat bialpe "oet al.
miuOelise Soft, life aapi.aliitsr sIer
WinionGrer.
Gbicago, lobe September. X. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Gutunta.
Gibrsose Blunt CT life mere.

Sra G6icago er tommet Meooelelis
ON 6. g. 9lunts 0pb, Der bpnote /
3borsodgs. timber Sorgertrigen itpo
Blunt / npis Sumrado meo Sobn
Sropn peo 2eoningen At ben "unosrs
joroiIte Sern6ane" / &anIa los. Blunt
bar pgIau en- pirtiom SpeiOer unber
arigen. San bar en- uf De tiDlisere
Ssttlere / a%unIas, boor ban nebIatte fig
! 1866. Sobn 9ropn % Blunt fore
neoe line SrGfter til 5oroel for SIas
Derne, hporuf mango bleb bjuIpne til
Sribeo % fire Sililugtsteoer Deb berss
anitrengelier. Gererul SSames 8.
blunt bar 9TbpoeS grpoer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
atnrn 9nkntn.
Toll riL 81 PC inefnIot.

:. 9. Dinemun, Der fremlugoe ReIo=
utionen til SammenfuloelIe al en- Som
ititutions= Sonbention, bar inoleoet
SogfbrTel mob StatSietretGr Dahl for
at toinge osnne til at utteItere Trppoz
Titionen til GountD g(uoitors. 0ette
3dr Dahl pHgret fig bed at gjpre, og Aois
pan life ombeitemmer fig, pil ban blioe
inDtdIot for Seieiteret / Sarge ben
30te % reOegjpre for fin @G9ring.
Sernbanerte Itdl bore uoiQig itemt
operTor en- tonItitutionel Sonpention;
tbi rim,l;gpis bill 2oOsne unoergau
Joranoringcr, ION gaar benz imoO.
paaitaar be, feet fra 9eIfdtningens
Stanbpuntt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
q
eupcrtor trues al cfcpbranee.

Gn ItGrt S9noenbino rdicoe belle
SborSoag / Ggnen peo Superior o9
bl9Ite forget 2tp til Stoobranoms
peromfring. Nogle IGroeles parois
iuloe StopitrGtninger er poeldgt, os Der
bar flor 5are for mere SoelGggelIe ii
Witl lpnoenfor Superior peo Omaha
bdnsn iaaoelIom lanss Soutb Sbpre.
Gu NbbpggerfumiIie tire Mil fra Spen
Tom om QItenen Tom 9ranoIiote inc til
9Den meo be poerit faa Gienoele, Tom
bet buoos lDttsts Dem at reobe; be bar
tim bulpt pudtl9bte % naiten 0soen
mar af ltomdttelie. 4nore 5armsre
bar liot famine StiGbne, bog llpen Sab
al MennsItelip; after andre Tiger at be-
tiRmpe 6ldmmerne. 8runomdnoIfds
bcrnc bar pua 8ugt peo 9pgrnnIen.
zfoisirnoct trGsfer lite tu.
Stpletpmmi81ionen / 98eIt superior
adter at a~IlIItte inOspGrsnoe StpIeaar
Ell Muuneo tioIigere END iGopunlig for
at inoIplre liDt At llOgifterne til 2G=
rene; tbi Stolefonpet BIZ life suers
tuune ItrGtte til, Iiges Der, s oenne
ll9e bill Der oesungdasnbe biioe truTet
enoeIis aisisrelie, bpprefter StolsIfats
ten for bet p~aafelsenpe aar bill bliue
ilisnet. StoIetummis ipnsns Sinanss
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Cplnruno.
.saopiae ertIrrst / SeIstrinsstiIitano.

StupUiut hANh =
General groptS, geIalingsmuno oper
Colorado NationalgarOe, ertl9reoe
2eaopile i Neutrality-suspicious. 81. 8
Sn8oag Gftermiooag for at toGle Sps
rprst. Samtioig beororsOe ban arigss
ret fat ben nGite Dag for at unoerTege
be bebGbneoe Qngre6 pda Coronado p9
Gmmrt Minerne ben foregadenpe Wtans
Dag W(orgen.
Der ~fpreIig8er ir,gen Meooelelie ON
poerIigsre 8oIoIOmbeorr / SeuOptae;
men Oct pioes, at ooer 500 nDe Winz
heiterrifler er / Sprprerres 9eIiooelie
iaapeIIom en- tor 6orIpning 0pndmit,
6pOrfor De MilitGre % gpenS Sprgere
IpGpcr / tor 6rp8t.
Nrreitoetret er uoIteOt mob % Meoz
lemmer uF dinners Union, beri5Ianot
PreIioenten, &icepreiioenteu, Setret9z
rem pg Den eretutioe Somits. Ere af
MGnbene lab / Sborsoags fGngilet.
Weset Eeen.
$ ben fsrite 6alopdrt al llgen Fdlot
Der meget Hegn / Ggnen oeo 8rano
Sunctipn. SoqForiintelIer bar ulminz
beige. Gn lang Bro poer Salt WdIb
gao efter for be tore 9dnoma8I er, og
ncgIe minore groer ct Iigelebes itrpget
meo. 5drmernes Srrigations &anal
er nPIten ruineret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Unnlnnn.
golOion Storu, Ianss 9aiten.

Gn pbelaseenoe Storm raIeoe Ratten
mslsm ben 22De os 23be Sep. / 2Ons
bon og langs Spiten. Sreerne / Con-
oon8 partunlGs fit en- llem Mebfdrt,
% perre git bet Siftefarteierne, iom bar
ube poa Seen / bet 8eir. Subet al
MenneItelip er opg tibet. 9aaoen
mellem Spper % Calais leo betpoeligt.
Riniaer gaSaro taller geo en- @anfrt
Oct amsrifunI fe 6anoelstdmmer
2onopn sap ben 23oe Sept. en- 9untet
i 4nieoning al at Der bar bolot ben
darliae SammentomIt ar ben Brittle
4siociatiou for Naturbioen Itabernes
5remme; ben ameritanIte MiniIter bar
inobuot. S en- Sale minoeoe ban ON
Drowning EDITORIALS lange aegjsringsz
tio, en- goo % | fig iitret Stbrelie for
ct frtt Sano. San ro'te 9reiioent
Glepeldnos Hetiino i 5inantss Spsrgsz
mdalet og bans erlige SperbepiSning
ligsoperfor bet. Spoeogrunoen til bans
R9ro9relie bar bans oarme Inertienz
oel1e al De aole Orb, Iom Soeroommes
rem af Gnglano, Baron Rusieu al Sill
lOpen, Der MI er / be 5orenepe Stdter,
babbe talt til 8unit for national Bob
gift. San buabeoe, at bis'e Orb piloe
inoprege fig / bsgge Nationsrs Sampit
tigbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Branltrn.
9eirbatet RsooIutipr.

De lofule Mpnoigbeoer i aio Saneirr
bar bait ct Msoe for at tdge unper
SperotieIie, boilte 5orbolosregler ltaI
tuges for at 6iuore fienOtIi9e Demon
itratipner peo 4ntomiten al ben Ipez
tislle italienIfe Miniitsr De Wdrino,
Iom tommer berben for at Ie, ON 9ans
ileligbeoerne msllem Stnlien og Draft
ten tunoe orbnes pdu en- rimelig Mdus
De. Der 'guur Gpgter ON, at Sdcpbiz
nerne bill faa iitauo 5orItprrel1er, o9
oberalt / 2anbet iprper 9efoltningen /
flor 5rpgt for, at bet fal TONNE til en-
Reoolution.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
S1ueot. Iraumentet.

(5orfntteren, gir. gHc6 SarpoIe, ct Sag
iprer / Chicago % en- 5oriatisr, iom be.
hauoler itatspionomilte Spgrssmaal).
S~glupartIets Dt9no bruser uite ipt,
senoe grempel tn Sistte ior iiue Mss
a,nger: 4aa en- olS Sag laante Ell
Wtano $1,000, builtet par lise meO
1000 Suibels Susos; meo andre Orb,
oa Sueoe bar pero 81 pr. guibel, iaa
funoe Gialoen bore blspel betalt meo
bette gelBb al Soeoe, men eiter "5pr,
brpoelien al 1878" bsbgoss Der 1000
8ulhsIs Spebe til at betale ben laaute
aapltal,
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
Mtd1tpntt.
Vrsoe;uofprieI az &~pIteins apGe.

%. g. Carpenters Gtorfarm peo
Wenpminee baooe iioite uge 8eipg al to
6errer fra Guatemala / Wellemameritd.
8iennem fin 5olt, ). &. GiQetts, az
tigbte be Mtr. Carpenter 9 SolIteinz
&ier, Iom be bill bringe meD iig til lin
1920 Icres 5arm / bet Snore at 8aus
temuld. 2pttes bet benz at fua bisIe
8ier leperbe bjem, Dil De TONNE tilbage
efter flere. 6Iere 5orIgg meo at inofprs
n9prte appgrdce til bet nabnte 2unp
er bibtil m~islDttsts. Nogle at Mr.
carpenters 8dlpe inobrngte BAN peo
oenne 9dnoel $100 pr. Stf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
9nhtrn.


Den luutalote 9ploespeit er ubbruot
/ ben ~betpoelige Sdnbels6p 9ombup;
300 0eosfdlo er dllsrece inotrufne.
Den 9acile, Der mebFprer Sbgoommer,
CT ben famine Slag8 Tom ben, Den llos
m9rtebe j~upunrTiIte Cage Yroiesior &i=
tuIato opodgebe unper ct 9eIs9 til Gong
Song fprrige qar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
ssor fri Selpmnutntua.

Oct er meo en- 5slelie al 5atnem,
lisbeo mob "9ecOrabsIOiten"s llosis
Der, ioroi ban bar aabnet Slaoets
Spaltsr for EN- iri GistusliOn al Ben.
seipprssmaalet, at ieg M benptter mig
al oeaue Gnleonins til at irem rtte
mine M.eninaer on bet ~laataIote ~Selpz
IpgrgsmuaI." ipm eIter min SpfatninJ
er BET melt beibouingsfuloe % bar ben
itprite H9ttsp:ooe al ale M~ertelaser,
Der unglar dmeritunIte 9orserss Bel,
f9ro og 2ptte. % ION nugenIinoe bar
y 8al Street &c en- Gaze / sssm yors,
bpor mango Tenssban.er er b~sltssenoe.
Sperk Nam.
Decorah-posten., 1896-09-29
fnr
san bar eiprt ct uhrre tort @nIsSun,

Gan Diego, 25oc Sept. 81. %.
Games, en- giergpertsingenier, ION
netpp er tommsn tilbdqe fra 2otper Galis
~fornia, bar / en- Snterpieip f%ortalt, at
bun pod 6ulpcen bar opouget pbonos
Iitb (Slin9iten), Der oeo pro6erins bar
piit fig at bile gioe $4,000 pr. Son /
8uIo. Games flyer, at Der linoes tire
9iItritter oerneoe, ION er liaeiua aulos
ri9e og piotitratte Som Cripple Greef.
Sun bill life opgipe bet Steo, hoor ban
bar giort fit fubelugti9e Sunb.