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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
Springfield, ID. OF.

Trau Wm. Mluer beludt Nerwanbte
in New rlm.
Otto S4eQ bon Nem Him befanb ii9
am Wontas sei@aftsbalber in u~nierer
Mitte.
percp @ott 3os ben StSpiel aus elmer
NIT to4enbem @uisr sefauten @ai4s
mai9ine unb uurbe babel arg uerbrlbt.
50. Babe bat ieine Steuuns in Der
Oruderei bes r@eralo" III Sleepp Gpe
aut9sSebm uno befinoet ii9 3eitmeilie
oabisr auf Beiud.
Stoats S@ulinipector Geo. Niton
befanb ii& anfauss Der @o4e babier,
I'm ii@ aber ben 8eianb u~nierer 6o9>
i3ule 5u i%nformiren uno fanb Mues in
muiterbafter @erfa0uns.
Der bieiise literariide Club belt am
Dienitas feline erite gsriommluns ab
uno ermdblte bic folsenben Yeamten
Yrai., Geo. {. Olien; Yice:prai., 8.
$. ≈ Setr.. SRI. 9elen George;
S6atm., e. 6. Wo.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
8ter<8rQuerei
Jacob Bender,

3ten 1lIm. Yetun.
Our@ uorsenommene 8erbeiierun9en bin
i'd 1T ben @tanb 9eiebt, ale meiue Nreunbe
ul.b @0naer NIT eiaem a~us9e3eidneten Bier
gu bebieneu bel benz Re9, ODER III Slai3en
Oem felt fur5em ein9eri9teten Slai9enbterz
Oepartemeut mirb %beioubere Nufmertlamfeit
9el9entt. Nloidenbier mirb &iiteumeiie ben
&unben 1T Der Stabt ebeul o mie &e9bier fret
ius 9als 9eliefert.
Jacob Bender,
nabe benz Giienbabnbepo
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

Man ta.n mol lelen, mot man is me=
fen, aber MID i9rieben, mat man waro
blieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

Ginen Mann in giier County, q. s.,
Der auf bic Nntlo9e, einen @eseni@irm
seitoblen gu baben, uerbaftet woroen
mar, entlieB Der @i9ter nit Der Bemers
tuns, baB ieinss Wiiiens @eseni@irme
ME 9eitoblen. i~onbern ite!s seborst mirs
ben. - IS siebt bod nod Soealilten!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

YIattoItt6cn &ram.
De Mrne i6@t Nabrun9, BE- &iete
Nppetit.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
. Iret, b ente n.

Duret,M b II n.
@ittme: vSe miQn mi wirtlid bei>
ratben, SEER &ruie?"
@err: vSa, it mot en- Nnoenten on
minen Triino, eren per itorbenen Mann,
.bebben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
WrntteS uno QettereS.

Scr einiise Mann, bon benz man be-
itimmt weib, bab er niemals einen Wit
iber feline S@wiesermutter semadt bat,
tpar - Wbam.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

v0at Dein Ontel, oer beriibmte Irjt,
benn wirtli9 10 ne 9roBartise Dia9s
mol e?"
v@an3 toIoiial! Neuli@ J. g., als
er mid beiu@te, botte CT MIDI nod teine
balbe Stunbe ssieben, ba identte er mir
idou so Mart."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

a.: v@eltern babe i@ nit Dem iunsen
@olbitein Greunoidaft sei@loNen."
Y.: vNa, - oer rei@e @ommerjiens
John miro DID morsem idon wieoer uer>
seiien baben."
H.: vDa9esen lit seiorst 49, i'd babe
i'm 9lei9 ansepumpt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

Mr9erli@ il IN eben Pries.
a.: vSe iebn ia il arserli@ ut?"
g.: ia, bat bin it ot!"
a.: v@aram bemn?"
g.: Dat net ib MID, aber ct warb
mi al etmas infaun!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15

XadenbI Ser.
Qebrer: .Na @nna, tannit bu mi ie9>
gen, ruer is Grinb?"
Mnna iwisst uerlesen.
2ebrer: vSts4 bi for, ou ~itinnit ant
Skater IN ba TEEN @ener I'm it6tt bi bar
pom a9tern berlin: is bat bin Grano?"
Nnno: rgtee."
Qebrer: rNa, ruer oenn?"
Mnna: v0e mi Q form BARN it6tt."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-15
9 benz g diebsri9ter

0or benz Sdteosri@ter.
v9err S@ulje, iino sic bereit, bic
Beleioisuns sesen Jrou Wuuer, boB
bieielbs i'm @%ebeimen benz 2aiter oes
Gruntes fr0bne, 5uriid5unebmen?"
vSawobl, 9err S@ieosri@ter: Die
Trau trintt alio nidt beimli@, ionbern
unbemli@."
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

ChaS. b. Hood, Broker and Manu-
facturer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, GER
titles that DR.. Kings New Discovery
has no equal as a Cough remedy. j.
D. Brown, Prop. St. James Hotel, Fl.
Wayne, Ind, testities that he was
cured of a cough of two years standing
caused by La Grippe, by DR.. Kings
New Discovery. b. +. Merrill,
Baldwinsville, Mass, says that he has
used and recommended it and never
knew it to fail and would rather have
it than any doctor. because it always
cures. Mrs. Hemming, 222 E. 25th
ST., Chicago, always keeps it at hand
and has no fear of Group, because il
instantly relieves. Free trial bottle
at d. j. Brannen's drug store.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

the people and deliver the country into
the hands of rapacious class interests.
All laws that, under the guise of regu.
latlon. legalize and protect this traffic,
or make the government share in its
ill-gotten gains, are "vicious in prin-
ciple and powerless as remedy" We
declare anew for the entire suppression
of the manufacture, sale, Importation
and transportation Of alcoholic liquors
as beverage, by Federal and State
legislation, and the full powers of the
the government should be exerted to
secure this result. Any party that
fails to recognize the dominant nature
of this issue in American politics is
undeserving the support of the people.
Recognizing and declaring that the
prohibition of the liquor traffic has be
come the dominant issue in national
politics, we invite to full party fellow.
ship all those who on this one dominant
issue are agreed with US, in full belief
that this party can and will remove
sectional differences, promote national
unity and insure the best welfare Of
our entire land.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26
this bill.

In his address at the recent conven-
ton Of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union Rev. Father Cleary of Mime
apolis uttered the following strong
words: 'rThe sound common sense of the
American people emphasizes its hos
tility to debasing drinking customs.
The best judgment Of our people con-
dennis the saloon as the uncompromising
enemy of religion and of our country.
1t defes the will of the people and
scoffingly makes mockery of universal
suffrage. 1t desecrates the sanctity of
our Sunday and attempts to defend its
insolent outrage upon the American
people by appealing to the customs of
other times ard other lands; the sound
Judgment of the great American public
is amply competent to regulate its own
customs in accordance with the best
interests of our common country
Pacific Ensign.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

Surely the cause is moving on and
the saloon is doomed. Representative
Wood of Illinois has introduced a bill
in Congress which provides against 10,
eating saloons within 800 feet of post
offices in towns having population Of
10000 or less. Violators are to have
their places closed and be heavily fined.
If 800 feet, why not three miles Or
three Thousand milesl If Congress can
do one it can do the other. What will
Wanamaker, who appointed seventy
seven saloonkeepers postmasters in
eight counties in Wisconsin, think Of
this bllll
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success
1t soothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Il
the best remedy for diarrhGa. 1t will
relieve the poor little sufferer imme
diately. Sold by druggists in ever!
part of the world. Twenty-Five cent!
a bottle Be sure and ash for ''Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and taxi
no other kind.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26
Take Your Choice.

To multitudes total abstinence would
make all the difference between health
and disease, selfrespect and self loath-
ing, noble manhood aid doom worse
than the gallows; between home that
is bright and clean and lair of filth
and squalor; between domestic happi.
ness and the fire of hell bursting up
ward from the hearth; between the life
of human being with Gods image
upon him and the life of pig with his
nose in the swine trough; between honor
and uprightness and the dirty slovenli
ness and terrible torture of drunk
ards shame; between childhood and
brightness, youth of strength, man.
hood of honor, an age OF peace, and a
childhood that is cankered boyhood
that is polluted, manhood that wears
that hang-dog look of infamy, and the
workhouse deathbed and the pauper
grave.
To all those who are young I, as an
elder, would say: Take your choice
between what would certainly be for
most of you the difference between the
river of the water of life, pure as
crystal and the blasting cup which the
visage quite transforms of him who
drinks and the inglorious likeness of a
beast fixes instead, unmolding reasons
image, self .charactered in the face
Archdeacon Farrar.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26
ELECTION PROCLAMATION

Pursuant to the provisions Of act NO ~. ,En
the Seventeenth Legislative AsselhoI! VI iii
Territory Of Arizona, general 'lc'','I r,.c.
be held by the citizens of the town oil i,s ,'.
staff, incorporated, on Monday "pti, ,, vi
for the purpose Of electng the loilV"'''
officers of the town: ii
Five(0 Members of the Common Oo"D''"
One a. Marshal.
One ~ Clerk.
One ID Supervisor Of Streets. ,b,t
The qualifications of CounciImch a.e At.
they shall have at the time OF cIeC"O" al.
tanned the age of q years, that INC! |5s,s 70.
flied electors, that they are freehoU.i ,,ioD,
siding within the town at the tine Of Glide hoIe
and who have resided therein for oie a,
year next preceding. The qUaIih'"" neral
other officers arc as prescribca by Inc
law. such
No person shall be entitled 10 vote a' oIsc.
election who is not entitled to 'r'e an az moi
lions of county officers, ana WIN ',n,iru.
also have resided for siN m"h'lS
ously preceding tho election In >aIu lid" ,,.ided
The officers to be elected as aho'ep ,J until
will serve for term of two years %rs
their successors are elected ana q"",, lin.
The official plat defining the corpoir mso. Of
Its of said town may be seen al ~. ,ndcr.
the Town Clerk and the County ho. y'a,I Of tbe
Done by order of the Common o .ponrusry,
Town Of Flagstaff this 18th day "a GlrE
IDoo. b. :. .I"
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

Remember the Sabbath day to keep
it holy, is one of Gods commandments.
Therefore it is the duty of all profess.
ing Christians and law abiding citizens
to sound the alarm for it's protection
against those who persist in trampling
it down.
The saloons of this town are con
slant menace to our Sabbath and its
time honored institutions. They having
no regard for the day, we should lose
no time in appealing to our municipal
authorities for Sunday-closing ordi
nance.
The Society of Good Templafs pro-
tests most emphatically against the
dissertation of the Sabbath, particularly
in the form of intemperance, and il
those who love TO see right and justice
prevail would give their hearty sup,
pert and cooperation to this organiza
ton there could be no doubt as to the
result.
The greatest need is that the people
should realize to what extent the tenn
perance question Is connected with the
Sabbath, and make it a matter of per
sonal work this year, not only to in
crease public sentiment in favor Of
temperance reform, but to increase by
every means in their power the more
general observance of the Lords Day
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

The following is taken from the Ma
tional Prohibition platform: The liquor
traffic is foe to civilization, the arch
enemy of popular government and a
public nuisance. 1t is a citadel of
forces that will corrupt politics, pro-
mote poverty and crime, degrade o
nations home life, thwart the will of
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26
EXHIBIT " b.

We, the undersigned. subscribers IA
the capital stock OF the Ulobe, Flae
staff aud Canyon Railroad Louuaoy
d, hereby certify that tue stock 10 me
amount oI at least more than one thousand
dollars Isl.OJJj per mile Tor each and ever
mile OF railroad and branch proposed to Dc
quit by the same company mas oeen sub
scrloed, and that L.. II. Chalmers is hereDy
appointed d committee To call meeting and
~ give notice to the subscribers 10 tue cant
Ual stock or said railroad 10 meet and adoOt
articles OF Incorporation pursuant 10 tue
provision OF chapter V of title All Of The
..evised Statutes OF the Territory OF Arizona
ana 10 eject from among said subscribers to
sdlu article no less imam i've %, nor more
lnirteen ll3 directors,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26
Tl1e Guenmi,,u Sun.
GOOD TEMPLARS' COLUMN.
Edited and Managed Under the Aus
pieces of Flagstaff Lodge, I. D. Il. Il.

Contributions OF an appropriate nature are
solicited for this column, and should be adj
dressed to Box 12l, Flagstaff. All such con-
tributions. however, are subject to approval
by the editors. Lodge meets every Satur-
day evening at G. A. II. Hall at 1880 o'clock.
Visiting members invited TO attend.
G. N. BArY, Chief Templar.
1.-The editor of The SUN Is not responsible
for for anything that may appear in this
column.1
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26
EXHIBIT IA


We, the undersigned, have spo..s'S
do hereby subscribe the several ,",,sa and
shares and several sums of money wSi.
opposite our names, which are tl,esr ba nt.e,ta
written and signed to the STOCK az ,LNhh
templated railroad, to be const,r,. ae cOh.
completed between the foIloWinc ~ aug
to-wit: Beginning at the town of eSii li,
Oiia county, Arizona Territory: rnr",I
thence In a horlhwesterly direction ,Ss
the counties Of ella and Coconino ra- Vusl
OF Arizona, to Flagstaff, in the Cut Oiy
OF Coconino, Territory of Arizon, ,Eug
through said county of Uoron,no 'He
noriheriy direction TO a point an an
the Cameron Point, near the Col, VSf
canyon, the distance to be one hund,.'SsuuSS
eighty-two uS2j miles, more or lesS, ,I' @Hu
branch to said railroad between tho 50
to-wit: Beginning at a point on tna al
line OF said railroad as indicated aboye . IAN
iorty-fve ti5l mines, more or le,, no 'ao't
rlaSstah, Coconino county. ArIznn INV
uory, ana running in IA nurlhu tsFerIv Ut Ut
tlon sixty-five 1851 miles, more Or le,, 10 Nv
city, In the county of CocUnInu, rerr,,,,1 u ',
Arizona, the aggregate HUMBER of NH, - ~
the main line VI said railroad and br. - a
10 be Two hundred and forly-seyen 9l;' n0,-'S
more or less, ana all VI said road ana
branches thereof to be in the rerri,o,T !.
Arizona; the aggregate amount of su,n .rs "a
scription being Tor more than ON. rnonSsas
dollars tSl,OVU per mile Tor SAID road snS
branches, and we severally agree IN raa
therefor as by law provided F'
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

Recorded at request of c. NJ, FunsOn =
March IL, A. ID. 1896, at 10 o'clock H. W. w -
Book One of Interpretations. pages II ''f'
Records of Coconino county. Arizona
(sEALl c. A. BUSH, County keco0'''
By W. NJ. MILLER, Deputy
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26
EXHIBIT &C"

Notice is hereby given that meet
Ing OF the subscribers TO the capital
stock of the GLOBE, Flagstaff and Can
yon Railroad Company Tor the purpose Of
adopting articles OF incorporation pursuant
20 the provisions OF Chapter V OF lite All
Of the Revised statutes VI Arizona will be
neld ut the city OF Phoenix, Territory Of An.
iona, on the 10Th day OF March, A. y. la6, at
" O'Clock A. N. OF that day, and you are re-
spectfuily requested to be present andIo
cake part in the deliberations OF said meet
ing. L. Ii. ChALMEhs, Committee
We, the undersigned, subscribers to the
capital stock of the GlOOe, tIagstad and
| canyon Railroad Company, admit due ser
vice and receipt of a copy of the notice above
set forth on this 4th day ot March, A. d. lS0
and due five days notice from committee
subscribers to the capital stock of the Olo0e
Flagstaff and Canyon Railroad COMPANY
previous to the 10th day of March, A. D. HA
at meeting Of said subscribers for the puf'
pose of adopting articles Of incorporation
and electing directors from among the SUI
scribers, in accordance with the KeVI'Vu
Statutes of the Territory of Arizona
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

The Farm and Preside Company of
Winslow has been organized. The
object of the concern is to furnish
water for irrigating the land in that
vicinity. ..| n
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

o. h coc cor, In said territory Of A,,,
branch office or Offices NAV n h. arizona. ard
by the board Of directors at sp ~ es,abllsheS
or places as said board NAV dean Other place
10 witness whereof the said en- advisabe
SAID STOCK OF said proposed a,s1senbefs IL
hereunto subscribed their MARI road haye
OF residences, and the numher :, ana places
sald STOCK taken by them and e,o Shares Of
severally. '" each Of then
JAMES A. FLEMING, Phocniv
shares, &2OOOUO. A. I, Elm
RICHARD FLEMING, Flagsag
shares, $l2.5OO. 'n' A. T., lx
PORTER W. FLEMING. pboe,,.
lz6 shares, sl2.5VO. NS' Arlloua
u: A. ABRAMS, Phoenix, Arizor, Ia.
Sl2.5O0. 0''a, Us shares
L. Ii. CHALMERS, phoenix A.,
shares, Sl2,5OO. Arizona, LIZ
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
county of Maricopa. rs On -,
uay VI March. A. ID. Ioa6. Dpf,,, u's 10th
early, In and Tor said county AID nv ). l.
personally appeared james a ~. s,eifituy,
ara Fleming, Porter ", FIer.,, heA>
abrams anu Il. ii. Chalmers. kun,.T,p' a.
We the persons whose Names are nv " mel 10
the foregoing instr meuL ana :. elio'Q0
u me that they eacn ol ,nem ,,,, 80 oNied.eu
no' one ior the o'hcr eAecuIeu .I.e ,a,na aug
the USES anu pui poses tneIeiu {, u,.>,,'a iOr
"thess NY hoIIu anu sea- "A,
lsEALI this lUth day o. Aia,cD. , ,Vace
D.. b. EAkLl. Notary Puhi io'
ENnIDIu
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

That the following articles of incorpora
ton were thereupon adopted by unanimou.
vote of all the SAID subscribers who weI,
present and voted at said meeting. said ar.
llclcs of Incorporation being as follows
rO-wit:
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-03-26

Recorded at request of l.. J. c. Spruance.
March 10, 1896 at o'clock A. NJ. in Book of
Articles of incorporation, Records of Coco
nino County.
lsEALl c. A. BUSH,
County Recorder.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

I gGIfets Sppso. pa Sloneen Iiosn
madltes, piits ben Jig at pare 6 5co lang
% IS CONNER omiring 2iOet. Dan
bdpoe botpt til Der / Ggner / Tlere Qar.
Wrs. Sper sawien CT oso.
9umle Mrs. Seer 2dtpiOn oeoe Gbis
cdgo 5reou9 Morssn. SUN opnudsce
Ell 4loer at nGiten 70 Nar. 9ictor j..
canton, Den foretusicmme upgiosr At
Gbicdgo "RecorD" og "8aiIp Nstps," sr
b2noes Spu. Sum par fgbt ben Ste Sas
nudr 1897 og Tom til Gbicrao i 1916.
SsnpeS Wdrp, Der bsoe 1872, bar Den
iIer blunot be 9fore Horlte bcrooer Ida
betienote Sper 2arIen fra 8Ois / Torgc.
Ere 9srn roerleper bs1roe - Wrs. Wils
fam Surrtion 8raolep pg 8ictOr !.
Canton l Gbicugo FAINT Soer q. 2dps
ION, Der Dor / San Diego. Gal.
Wrs. 2apIon bapbe flere 4ur libt al
6%isrte'ngoom. 9sarupsliestersmonisr
FlnOt Stso Senbas Gftsrmiboug.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
gpnnten.
Gaab for cuba.

Spar life Spdnien tust SpItauon
pda Guba til ben lite Wurts 1897, ba er
bet Re~gjerinaens Ssniigt al pp9ioe aums
pen og sipe slip pau Zen"
Gn FABIAN llotalelIe tommsr oirstts
fra en- 6sisreitilet officer | ben ipdnns
Qrms, og bd rlau bet babe noset at be-
ipDe, og ooern9pnte 8sIlutning er en-
mben Semmslisbeb blanot BEN, Der ituar
Hesjsrinesn nar, og Iful prr. en- Sslge
af, at 2aHoet bar usreie NOT msO be
pbiqipinIte Ger.
Mebens Gp1nien Ienosr 100000
Mano til Gubd, bopsOiagelig unge og
uspeos, bsboloer 2anbet $4,000 psl BIZ
~iciplinereoe oa erfarne Solodter bjsmme,
ON bet Der Itulos tomme noget pad. s
be IpdnIte 5drpnos ligger pgIau II
a~rigsTfibe faroise til at Ititte / Seen
pda fgrIte 8tnt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
Colorado.
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5orlepm Dag truuote ire MGno inn i
s. 20. 6ugus &c Cos Bart | Weeter.
Wieoens be to at BEN oogteOs ooer Irs
beioerns / ben ! 6orbinoelle meo gdnten
pGrenoe Butt, git ben treble op til Suss
Ierern, afltjGo pdd Strent 10 Rtpoiz
uer'tuo og beororeoe ham ~ at ltrPtte
6Gnpsrre ipeiret. Gftsrdt Repsrns Ger.
pud bapoe ltuftet til Zig aae De ps1As
be i en- 5urt tunoe finoe, 'prong 0: no
ieisnnem Ydoosren efter ferit at babe
itrGrrt belle 8etieningen 10 pdu Saoen.
Stient be perpeD III ct lio.t 5ot'prdn1,
bleo be bog 'nari inobentet Ct en- got8ers
posie, Irm ltpnoIomt hnpoe oul'net '3
peo Qpben uf StuoOsrs fra gratsn. 70
az 8unpitterne fulot bpo pm Tor osii
fprIte Gsoarialpe, og ben treble git 'ndrt
efter ben famine Del. Sire at gor9erne
Iaarsoes, en- lirsFurligt. Reosrnss ytaps
ne opaip.s Tom CHARLES SonsS, Will
liam Smith og 8eprse Sarrls; men
man formpoer, at en- al osn par ben
sbomas McGurtbp, ION repeoe Sdr@
ferne / Seaurioe og Delta, Solo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
2obcsV ummer f247
cprsrsrms or itniosiulos.

@enerdl gdld3o bar Ttrspst til fin ia
mile | Sloriod, o1 Oeri bsDoet Det bldrot
anost; Dor t1otissrt Griarirg I a-tlasri
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mdnbo, og isg par megei GnaIielig, t9i
lea bopoe bort, al tiofigsrs Grfaring meo
ben Sldgs boroe orret miHore tilfreoss
ittnenpe, og min Sunor par At ttminslig
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al lea MAJ bolos pdd meo Stponirg, inbs
til al Ammunition par bortltuot. 8i
dffnreoe 20 Stub IND 5R'tntngsoerter'
6dit at forlaoe 5ortei. "a pi a ions
ne, pg bu ida pi ipanfte SoIodtsr al
ne berinb ION Seirberrsr, gioroe oi q
9ptte al 10000 putrorsr, prooifionsr,
Reoicin oip. 8i Ianbt 2 osos Sotouz
ter. Sndrt efter sbeldaoc og br9note
bore Soloaisr beIe 5ortet. Dor Sill
ling bliper beore for bosr Dag; ri bar
8aaben % ammuniticn oe TfufDe Spa
niernc forisge at fsre en- 8intsrsSrig,
bill be finbe os 't9rtere og mere fire puu,
at ri pil gaa ieirrise no al ben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
WDe
genocr I Sibiricm.

Sfstge "Risder Rep." blep Der ifior
Ienot en- aommisIion til Saga Oiitrits
tsrne / Sibirien unpsr 2eoslIe at Oepdrz
temsntshsfm SI9eisr. 9isIe 0iftrifs
Ter omfatter ubDre StopItrGtninger, Der
pad ben enc Sioe mar neo til SDoii6is
rien, pg pGa ben anosn Sros gr9noIer
til Sunorderne | Horo.
Stopene beltdar at RdaIstrer, biIt og
Der blunOst meo SlOer, 8ioie og girt.
8plpniIter. Ipm tommsr fra bet euros
petite Ruslano, ssner Jig lite til Rpbpaz
gere / ois's Srattsr pud 9rrmo At oe
mango Gppopr pg be utalliae Mpgeiparz
me. Den r~us'iIie Resisrins iiass Oerz
for at bile tilTfpos ben gamle, inofsote
gsIoltnins / Sibirien til imoo Snorsms
mslie at enoel 5ritagslisr os 5oroels at
finite til SaigaoiItrittet. nanrIig til bet
Bette, iom ligaer pla besss SIosr at ben
Ii6iriIts Stdmblne / 8upernsmsntsrne
SeniieiTt os SrfutIt.
Sun pda BEN Maaoe tror man at itunne
ajennsmiers en- mere omfaitsnoe aolonis
Iatipn df oisIe umdaoslige 2anoitr9tnins
ger.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20

Berner perleoe 9reps meo BAN unoer
tdns SpboIb i San Nntonto, % ben
30te Scp!embsr inotrdT ban Maquo=
teta. 5emten al StutsnS bsoite aOoos
later er sngageret; et Iur bar pGret a,,z
oenot til at fremTtaFfe geuiier, og Der er
ulereoe dnbsnot $4,000 / Sonorarer.
Sem 9unoreoe @ioner er tnotdlot. Sag
Is9eren bdpoe leiet ct grtratog meb
9unmunpogne fra Omaha meo 9ioner.
st fort Nntdl @ioner tomner pgIaa fra
andre Steosr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
9ranc | SIanorsan.
urhrnTku.
Srriaation Jair.

Den 14oe Sttober bar en- martelig
DAG for Hortb 9lGtte, ItriDss oerfru.
Der bar en- 9laroins at "Srrigatious
Sair attractions" % oisIe a 5rate
plaItre, ION trdt 10000 tilitsOs.
@nfcmfen at S~nOidners og GppboDs
til Spsn bepirieos i Horb Platte IN
@ienfrembrinsslie at Scenerne ira SO
% 10. De @dmIe f%ortdlte birdnoen
SiItorisr fra ben Sio os sisntulbte :
@rinOrinssn be bspaseoe 5ilitunOs for
80 adr Iibsn. Gr.9upernsr 5urnas
talte paa lloItiainsssrmoen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-20
Ohio.
On strp paa sie4. 900. 900.

s Qtrpn msbtes | Iiofte uge Weos
lemutsr al Hogsr@5 dmilien FOR at trGTe
9eItemmelIe rn foreneoe Stribt / Rets
ming al at fud Sinsre papirer pad en-
5ormue of $124, 100000 / ct. 2ouis
Gienbonme.
Sdcob Roger bsoe / 81. 0ouis for
100 gtnr Iiosn. San eieoe pGroifulce
Sanotr9fninger, ION MI uogisr gpens
Centrum, pg ION Iamm>1 meo bans
pnrigs GftsrlaosnTfdber itaI uOgjere oms
firing ben opgmnpnie Gum. SSdmilien
bar Vitret fig gobe SugFerere, Tom pil
Iege at fu fat paa be ~afgierenOef Seois
Ter.