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The record-union., 1896-02-20
REPUBLICAN, LEAGUE.
The Annual Convention to be Held at
Milwaukee in August

The Annual Convention to be Held at
Milwaukee in August.
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The Executive
Committee of the National Republican
League held an all-day session at the
Auditorium Hotel to-day. General
Edwin A. McAlpin of New York, Presi-
dnet of the league, presided. and the
other members present We're: NJ J.
Bowling, Minnesota, Secretary; A. G.
NegIey, Alabama: A. c. Campbell. IL
linois; F. w. Bicknell, Iowa; Charles E.
Baxter, Michigan; John Goodnow, Min
nesota; T. B. Brownell. Missouri; o. L.
Rosenkranz, Wisconsin,: T. England,
Oklahoma. Major J. w Totten of New
York was proxy for Major Gould of
Massachusetts, and NJ. NJ. Eckstein of
New York for Congressman Brewster of
that State.
The committee decided to hold the an
nual convention at Milwaukee August
25th to 9TH, at which time the Presi-
Dental campaign for the ticket will be
officially opened. A committee was
chosen to arrange for distinguished
speakers and another committee to OBJ
tain reduced railway rates.
Financial matters was the principal
business of the committee New York
led off with a cash subscription Of its
share toward the campaign fund, and
when the meeting adjourned the ma
The record-union., 1896-02-20
PACIFIC CABLE.
Under Consideration by the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee.

Under Consideration by the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The SEN
ate Committee on Foreign Relations
this morning gave the proposed tele-
graphic cable propositions connecting
the United States with the Hawaiian
Islands and the Asiatic Coast much
consideration. The proposition of the
New York Company, headed by James
A. Scrymser, was materially amended
to-day in a statement laid before the
committee by a proposition to extend
the cable to such other islands in the
Pacific Ocean as may be selected, and
to the coast of China, making that one
of the termini instead of the island Of
Japan. The rate for ordinary private
messages between the United States
and China and Japan is fixed at 81 %
per word and on messages between the
United States and the island of Oahu,
in the Hawaiian group, at thirty-five
cents per word. Press rates are not to
exceed one-fourth the rates charged for
ordinary messages No action was
taken by the committee.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
MAHBR- -FIPZNIMMONS FIGHT.
Nothing Known Concerning the Loca-
ton of the Battle-Ground.
Ticket-Holders Notified to Report To-
morrow Afternoon for Informa-
tfon-C Condition of the Men.

Ell PASO CTex.), Feb. 19.-This has
been a day of watching and waiting,
with the result that everyone knows
at sunset as much as at sunrise, and
little if anything more. There was
somewhat of a more buoyant tone in the
sporting market than yesterday, and
as the afternoon wore on everybody
was on the qui viye for tips concerning
the location of the battle-ground or
new movements on the part of the State
or the Mexican authorities.
All sorts of rumors We're af1oat con-
cerning the point where the ring has
been pitched. A good authority located
it across the Arizona boundary. an
equally reliable one said eonfidentially
that it would be matter of an all night
ride and a third insisted that he would
be able to reach the spot on wheel
Stuart and his colleagues preserved
the same sphinx-like silence, and would
not deign to notice even the telegraphed
roorback from Galveston that the mill
would be brought off on a barge on the
Gulf of Mexico.
In response to a request for an author
itative statement concerning Maher's
condition, this candid reply was re-
ceived from AIaher's manager this even
ing:
ITO the United Press: Maher will be
in fair condition. His eyes are almost
well. but his condition will not be as
good as I would like it to be. but never
theless 1 expect. to see him win, or
would not let him fight.
JOHN ]. QUINN"
Fitzsimmons is in apparently per-
feet physical condition and eager for
the fight. He stopped training to-day.
and will rest until Friday. He asked
that the following statement be given
publicity by the United Press:
.eTo the American People: Out of
the goodness of the heart, and believing
that Peter Maher was out of condition
on last Friday, I agreed to give him
three days grace rather than set my
self before the American people in the
attitude of taking advantage of a man
who was reported to be partly blind.
Not seeing him myself. knew nothing
to the contrary. Now, that the date has
been set for Friday, and the assurance
being given that Maher win be in per-
feet condition on that day, I intend
going to the ringside, and will be ready
TO fight for a kingdom. If his hackers
say. Well, Fitz, here is a blind man,
and if you insist on fighting him, go
ahead. / shall say to the referee, Please
call time.
I'm doing this I shall feel justified.
because I have agreed to two postpone
n,ents. and the last one was accompa-
MED by a forfeit of $1,000 In asking
the referee to call time I will also be
The record-union., 1896-02-20
MOB VIOLENCE FEARED
An Indiana School Teacher in Danger
of Being Lynched.

CRAWFORDSvILLE Gnd), Feb. 10
Some weeks ago Philip Hawk, a
school teacher, was arrested for causing
the death of one of his pupils, Miss
Grace McCIamrock, daughter of a
wealthy family. He confessed, impli-
eating DR.. Stout of Covington. He was
hurried to that place to avoid mob vio-
lence, and DR.. Stout was also arrested.
To-day the Grand Jury at Covington
adjourned without indicting them, ow-
ing to the fact, it is alleged, that Stout
had relatives and friends on the jury.
The Charlottesville authorities hast
ened to Covington and captured Hawk.
but Stout escaped. The former is now
in the Montgomery County Jail. Mob
violence is feared, but may be prevented
by Hawks declaration that he is anx-
ious to plead guilty.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
NEW BOND ISSUE.
Nearly Two-Thirds of the Money Re-
cefved by the Treasury.


ceived by the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19-Of the
Sill, 100000 per cent. bonds sold, the
treasury has received, directly and in
directly, nearly two-thirds of the
amount. So far sos, COO 600 in gold has
been taken up in the Treasurer's cash,
and $19,000,000 is on deposit in sub
treasures and national bank depos-
itories. AS fast as possible this latter
sum of gold will be transferred to the
treasury gold reserve, and probably by
the end of the week the whole S19,000,-
600 will be taken up on the Treasur-
er's books.
Messrs. J. p. Morgan & Co. and as
sociates, under their bid for 100000,
600 of the bonds, are entitled to receive
bonds of the face value on about 81, 700
600, in addition to those which they
have already been notified. This will
give Mr. Morgan about $3S,000,000 of
the new bond issue.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
VULCAN MINE EXPLOSION.
The Number Of Lives Lost, According to
the COrOner'S List, Fifty-FiV0.
Only Four Bodies of the Victims So Far
Recovered.

Repeated Efforts Made to Enter the
slope, But None of the Rescuers
Were Able to Get in Far Enough to
Reach the Missing Ones, Owing to
the Prevalence of Foul Gas and
BIackdamp-NIuch Debris Must Also
be Removed Before the Work of
Rescue Can be Continued.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
An Aged Man Kills His Neighbor and
Then Commits suicide.

"A
Then Commits Suicide.
MILWAUKEE, (Wis.), Feb. 19.-The
little four-room cottage at IL Plymouth
avenue was the scene of a double trag-
edy this noon. Jacob Moser, 60 years of
age, one of the tenants, shot and killed
his neighbor, Mrs. Margerite Senger,
aged 80, who lives in the same house,
and then shot himself.
The two families have been on un-
friendly terms for some time, and this
noon the man went to the rear door of
the house, and, walking into the
woman's kitchen, exchanged a few
words with her, then drawing a re-
volver shot her through the neck. He
then went to his own rooms, and, after
cutting his wrists and throat, he raised
the pistol to his own head and sent a
bullet through his brain. )
The record-union., 1896-02-20
unina Pacific Earnings.

BOSTON. Feb. 19-The Union Pa
oific December statement, whole sys-
tenn, shows gross earnings of 81 ,S72 S63.
an increase Of S163, ,295; net, S674. .2533
an increase of SOD, ,544 For twelve
months. Gross earnings, So, ,3JO. .464. a
decrease of 1921, ,326; net, $S,304, ,6O7.
an increase of S1,S61. .802.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
Heavy weather at Colon.

COLON (Colombial. Feb. 19.-Heavy
weather prevails here and a northerly
gale is threatening. The barometer has
fallen to $3.50. Vessels lying in the
harbor are prepared to leave their
berths and put to sea The steamship
Finance, from New York. broke from
her moorings last night and went adrift
The record-union., 1896-02-20
Deposits on Bond Acco,,nt

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-J. p. Morgan
& Co. have deposited nearly s.. 1000, 600
in gold at the sub-treasury on bond ac-
count The total deposits to-day
amount to nearly S7,000,000. The Con-
necticut Insurance Company, which
bid for $4,000 bonds through the Stew
art syndicate and failed to receive them.
has turned in it's $4,000 gold to the
sub-treasury in exchanges for legal
tenders. The legal tenders cost the
company a premium
The record-union., 1896-02-20
Alaska salmon Fisheries.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Secretary
Carlisle sent to the House to-day the
draft of bill for the protection of the
salmon fisheries OF Alaska, recon-
mending its passage.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
PANAMA AND PACIFIC MAIL COS
No Danger of an Abrogation of the
Traffic Contract.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19-It is stated
authoritatively that there is no dan
ger of an abrogation of the traffic con-
tract between the Panama Railroad
and the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany.
The facts as to the failure of the Pa
cif1c Mail Company to deliver business
to the Panama road are that the Cen
tral American and West Coast traffic
was so heavy that there was not room
enough on the Pacific Mail boats for
freight via the Isthmus of Panama,
and it was sent by the Southern Pacific
Railroad. Two Pacific Mail boats,
which formerly ran on the Atlantic, are
on the way from New York to go into
service on the Pacific, and they will be
able to handle the business intended
for the Panama road.
The contract between the two provides
explicitly that the Pacific Mail shall
furnish adequate facilities for deliver
ing business to the Panama road. Ac-
cordingly the Pacific Mail Company
will have to pay an indemnity to the
Panama road for its recent failure to
do SO. Arbitrators will determine the
amount as stipulated in the contract.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
Brothers shoot Each other to Death.

LONDON CKy), Feb. 19.-News was
received here this evening of double
killing in which Milford and Felix Fee,
brothers, We're shot to death by each
other on Slater's Fork, nine miles above
Harlan Courthouse, and John Fee. a
cousin of the two men, was seriously in
jured while acting the role Of peace
maker. The Fee brothers were under
the influence of whisky at the time.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
NATIONAL LEGISLATION.
Members Of the House Yesterday 1t
tended Strictly to Business.
Two Important Measures Disposed of
in the Five Hours Session.

Senator Hill Severely Criticises the
Crusaders In the Cause of Temper
ance Reform and sunday Rest Laws
The Cuban Resolution to be Called
Up in the senate To-day-The Dip
lomatic Appropriation Bill Passed
In the Senate.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
Pacific Railroad Lands.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19-Allen
(Pop.) of Nebraska introduced in the
Senate to-day a bill regulating the dis
pcsal Of Pacific railroad lands, and it
was referred to the Pacific Railroads
Committee.
The record-union., 1896-02-20
Bills Authorizing public Buildings.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Brown
(Rep) of Utah to-day introduced in the
Senate a bill appropriating $500, 900 for
a public building at Salt Lake City and
100000 for a public building at Ogden,
Utah
The record-union., 1896-02-20
Traos s,,,v cold Rasarva.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The treas
ury gold reserve at the close of business
to-day stood at S91, A.. $50. The with
drawals for the day amounted TO S6333,
600
The record-union., 1896-02-20
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
Californians Appear Before the House
Committee.

Committee.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The House
Committee on Rivers and Harbors to-
day heard Captain Corcoran of Stock
ton, Cal, in support of a proposition to
appropriate $57 900 for the improve
ment of the San Joaquin River, so that
the current of the river will keep it
clear C sand and sediment. He also
urged an appropriation Of $4O0U0' for
the Improvement of the Napa River
Ex-State Senator Johnston of Sacra-
mento spoke in favor of a bill creating
the Sacramento River Commission, and
urged the necessity of such a compre-
hensive scheme of river improvement,
stating that at comparatively small
expense that great waterway from San
Francisco to a point thirty-two miles
above Red Bluff could be made navi-
gable for steamers of considerable size.
Mr.. Gleaves of Shasta County made
statement concerning the advantages
which would result in the Improvement
of the upper Sacramento from Sacra-
mento to the head of navigation. He
said that there were immense advan-
tages in this region undeveloped which
water transportation would cause to be
developed.
Mr.. Coulter spoke in favor of making
an appropriation for the Improvement
of Alviso Slough.
The report of the survey on this pro-
etc is unfavorable, and the Chairman
of the committee informed him that no
appropriation for its Improvement
could be made.
After discussion on the subject by
Senators White and Perkins and Rep
resentative Mcguire, the committee
promised to order a new examination,
and to consider the proposition of order
ing resurvey.
DIR. Mclean closed the hearing by pre-
senting the claims of Oakland harbor.
He discussed tiae commercial situation,
claiming that a reasonable appropria-
ton at this time would immensely i'm
prove the harbor and increase its al
ready growing Importance as a port.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
"Eiamono Co."

CD. 9. Suutlep, tdloet DIAMOND
SO" % bstisnbt Tom ben itsrite SaIssz
manb al Sl9oer / bele 2dnbet, osbe |
Gbicuap ben lobe September. San bar
Spn at en- gaptiitprsft cg fsptes / Ser
finer Co.. q. q, ben 3oie 5ebruar
1916. GFterat ban en- fort Sio bapoe
palet psb Sanoslen / Detroit, reiite Fan
til Gbicago, bpor ban fit InI9ttslIs / ct
Glotbings6 us. !San drbeioebe bps
Sirmeet 8. .. De SraT e So. o9
o~ereftsr i tolp qar hos 6. g. &elpgs.
Sibsn bar han Yartner meo Dorf
Brothers, og fioIt bar ban unIat bps
9. 6. Wdasmutb &c So.
San bar Den ferite, iom Iad 5orbs=
lsne beo at BRUCE poiten % ben fsrite til
at fda iItdno INSTRUMENTATION.
Stjert ban i fire 9lar bar ups al 5ienes
fen, Uecblep bog poitororr at inolsbe
til BAN, iiges Der, !9an giproe en- iterrs
Sorrstning emo enbper dnben, Tom Ials
ger f9roise &l9bsr. Oct inbrsmmes
at be fleite. Raar bet blep bstisnot, at
9untlsp bar tommsn til 9pen, Ifpnbte
be andre Sdroslsreilenbs / Idmms Bran
DIE fla at patte 5dmmen % tdae ofIteb
til naite plaos. g~etisnts, Tom lite fiji
Ioigt til en- Mano. boap be psntsos, ban
oilbe tipbe, benOenote fig til 9untlep, os
ban nGrmeoe Zig Manosn os lit BAN til
at I9tte ale acknowledgement tiliibe os
banols, faa bet forilos. SIise ps fig
nenoe Siitorier sr Der fulot al ON BAN.
Slns 5ortiarlisbeo for 9iamautsr
.inobraste BAN 9ssnapnst Diamond
gb.". 5or fire 9lar iiosn Tom ban tils
taps paa en- 5ur | be bOioe 8isrss, cs
bans Dso bar en- 5else oeraf. San eff
ttrIa6er fig gnfs os fem gsrn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
ct Garo.

8 Here Sar bar leg OGrel Gter Of 8eIta.
nap &tuomtu Spring. Gems Gntte er Of.
mnbsii8 b~eiieHot. o. 9uirDer al Dem CT
bIeOns ioI9t. Seq sr MI Ser Of the Econ
omy 2SiHomlu %Rmr. TER ipyere giptteu
al Ell SIns'AiVae Sprng ca Ell gumpe.
6or al tuiroonrsrs ben itrar oil ,ea ialae ct
9lHoreoe al benz III 6armCre uetop III, bpao
De! t0lier al iabrttsre benz Seq pil aaran.
tere, at Ypmpen sIpr al jon en- 9umpe ul
8'ore. bpao angaar bEps 90 Saao, oa a,
Den t'ltss I'll slere oil ben ljeneite, IN
" nouIiu S2Ita9 gigr. Geres Sanolenoe
oiioe tage s Cler o Collars ior en- a!miuoe.
lg @aTIpt al cen Stgrslie. "a TO ca en-
balp 9olar ior E. &HOmlQe Sprira. Sea
pl lGlse Gem oenns gamvs mco sprina
og at Tor 5 Dollars, 4outaat meo q, I'D.
iinsen. % oil garaniere. at BEN er periett.
uHostrelntH9 ON min 4aan0elabeo ton Sc
t1a I bpitteuiombeIii 8ar, DEBORAH ensr i
13secrah'gotsH." ggteg &c al iatte on
en- SHousas' 4nmps M t 5sit, tlob oa en-.
oeI'9 en- 'eeonoHlp," O8 ipar osrpeo genoe.
o. 3 Morris,
9scorab g..
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Trif Snit.

Den fsriie getinselie for 2ipst ira
9arnets ferIte Qanoebr9t til Sloingens
IioIie Ipa9e Sui - er 2uften. Gutter
er Iaring for 2~ungsrns LEGION Srpbet
for Mdpen. Mange Milipnsr fers
MrrneIfer Dor at Mdnsel paa friFt Cuff
sro al Mansel pdd R9ring. Stdberen
bar iprget rigelis for friFt rem 9uft, Der
life toItsr ps nosst. Sois ri life npoer
goot al Den, er bet Dor egen Stplo; tbi
pm Ri osiad lutter bore 8inousr ps
0ere tGtte til, idd ~forldnssr bette lipz
oipenoe Glsment aligepsl at fdd Snos
pas. 5olt. ION ipisrer fine 8inouer
igjeu % topper til bpert eneiie Tibet
6ul, Iaa at life bet minoIte 2uft fan
trense ino, itGngsr fin beoite Ben uoe.
st MenneIfs, Der bible unborase fin alz
minSslig Narins, bible blipe bstrdstet
Tom en- Selpmoroer. Gr iaa life ben,
Ger bsrepsr zig ielp os jim Sdmilie frift
Cuff, ON bet END life Tier af llpiosnbeD,
Ell liseiad itOr Spnoer. 5riif 2uit er
al ale 9ipsfornsoenbeoer ben nsooen-
oisite. 81 Mennsfte fan lepe Here Tiger
III en- at npos fat Wao. 4fbolpt Ri os
self os boloent fra at brittle. piloe 2iost
Iuarere uolIuttes. Men idainart ct
9aisn maa unpoars 2uft, bsr bet inben
fda Wnuter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Siifertcrne.
5eo iiloen

gjer NOR tIogsIt life at ftole mere puu
iadr, itripes ben lite September. Ru
bar Ri beapnot paa September, oa enb.
nj bar mango AZ SiItsrne Diff life Imact
Siio AT sgsn 5ansf. gaa oenne 9lars,
tio er alminOelise 9tar bet meIts uf iFso=
iiIosn brast ilano, o9 Hu bsgpnbsr %.
Iaa Siloen at tabe / 6sOms; BEN ealr
ooer iii at bIipe SnomaOflo og tummsr
lelpfelsslig oerpeo langrre neo pau
RangItigsn.
Wsun Ter bog. Of Sorten er iii enbnu.
Der itGnstss IiOt al os til Romsoals
amt Os | bet t~rcnbbjsnTfe. OaIaa
WlaIans.n, npsls faa Wile fenp.nfor
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
9ecDrab og Smegn.
Ten lite ciiUber 1896.

Qpreaa ben 3oie bs. ipiaer 2utber
Gpaees 5pbbplo Stub mob IN slnt
ira Gus College pan Gcllesesruuosr'
3stts bIir bet sueite CPL Of ben Slass
Der ibgit.
Or. Mobu fpm iprleoeu hicm ira
en- lanssre 8streationstur III GItber'
bile % Gmesn.
- Yrpi. ". 6. Gsse c~fterlCo fin
5omilie Der, oa ban reiite III Huuman,
@uib. 8 Wanonss blcp 5amtlien
foresst meo en- for cs uslitabt Out.
@raiulrrer.
6. Z. Tisrnasrl reitte iCrIeoen
til Chicago for at operprre en- 9unics
gegrnpelie.
Miis Clara Sess reiite 9irs-
bags tiGbase iii MaoiiOu, @is., for at
iCrtiGtte fine Stuberiuser peo lluiuer'
iitetet.
0tiis Ndria Snusen reiite
Snsbus III MinnenpUlis for at urbeloe
ium stenosrnf for aussburs Iubllib'
ing Sonie.
8rof. aroe % 5amilie ilptteoe |
Cnsbuss til fit npe Diem i N~rrbeoen
al Ssiian. bpor 8rui. arus bar MODS
ta9et aalo ium 9rRIt for Stauauger
WleuigheO.
- Souiul 8cque Ifreo iprieosn ira
Rotteroom: "8or fGaes Ben Sobr
&ittilsbp bar uetop 9l9oet ps meo en-
uses Seiss. Oct uar en- rem Ssiilo
ior os | Dor ublanbiebso. at baue en-
foo summel 8efisubt hos os. 8Itiilsbp
er i COB Seoring, men enOnu life itarf.
Gan relitc ioos til Garis, os aster at
ierle berira til gtefu gort meo "spuarn.
BAN" ben 16oe oenues. Going to be
on hand to vote, he says"
3ecOrab Snititutes Stuoenter
cebaterer 5reoas Gften Cuba Spsr3s'
maalet.
- Batter 8. Brandt anfom til 8pt.
teroam ben lobe September o. Ianot
apniul &sque 6amilisn / beoIte @eI'
aaaenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
2cb frpateliae Yiniler.

Stb frpgteligc Yiniler. - 9auep,
u.s., Den 15oe Gpril 1896. - Sea
mao itripe % berettc ON en- mprtpar.
big Selbreoelie, Or. &eters Kuriko
bar bepirtet. Mit belle 9e9eme bar
beoatfet meo ct SuouoHag, iom fmuruar.
iaseSe en- forieroelis alee. Seq leo
ianoanne aoaler, at ies pleiebe at tlOrs
Suben tiibiuos, ia, unoertiben Itirrs
mig meo Ell Sniu for at ina Sluoet III
at rInbe. 9ettr gap mig 9inorin8 for
en- tort 3io, men mart bar ies lios
oaarlis igieu.
SiiOr Spit fit ics ti1faIoispis ct Gr.
emptar al Slaost "Ieiteoereu" ga be.
9pnote at laic OH Kuriko. Seq ienots
efier en- YrDuetasie, % bauos bru9t
Wcoicineu fun en- fort 5ic, ba en- tlur,
IrIIf Sub banncoe fig, bpOr tioli9crs
uolletiet baoOe oRret. Seq beopnbte
at beiinpe mig beore, o9 i 2gbst al ire
Tiger bar ait uolettet foriuunoet.
Seq bar oGret bra belle 5ioen iioeu.
Seq er opristis tatnemmelis for, bpao
kuriko bar norettet for mig. Seq
ltal nlorl9 Iorslemme Ell cling, o. oct
er, at anbeiale Or. Seters Kuriko tt
ale o9 enbper. 9feb astelie
6. 9ieuifi.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Sra Sntber College.

Wdugs b~etposlige os foItbdre Repus
rdtionsr % 5%ordnbringer er ben iioite
5erie bIepne giorte Der puu Golsgst. vi
oisie er for bet fsrite ben, at ben gdnle
"RlaItsring" / n9Iten ule @9rellsr /
treble Gtase er bleoen n~sorepen, pg / oens
Steo en- M "glaitering" bleoen TAT pda
89ssene. Oenne "pldItering" er langt
beore eno ben Forriee, og er Iaa Iplip,
al efter tpnoige Mpnos ubIden Iful ben
life tunne Ilaces iIenoer meb en- Sams
mer engang. 89ggens | nabnte 99rsl=
Ier pe IisrIeoes @agssne pua treble os
fjeroe Gtuas er "calcimine>", bpiltet pss
lao er siort / SpiieIalen, Sisttsnet og
andre 9Grslier / 8aismentet. Gn di,s
ben ltgelad oigtig Hrpdrution er siort,
ioet 8inouerne paa @sItliosn al gpgnins
gen er blepne fprbsoreoe bsrpeb, at mar
bar fplbt Idbningerne mellem 89agen
% 8inoustdrmene meo Cement" pa
"PldIters 9aris", Iad al MI pil man unoz
gau ben toloe Sret, Tom tom ino / 9az
relferne.
Oct 89rel'e | fjeros Gtaee, Tom for
en- flor Del blep soelagt pep 9ranben
for Sui ifior, er MI fat | fulo Stanb
isien Og after tdsrt / Drug. Rpt Sub
er neoldgt os nh 8inoustarm pg npi
9inou tnoTat. Gn anoen nlesst npos
penbig 5orbeorins er lisslsos siort pad
fieroe gtdss, ioei man bar last nsb npt
Sub | 8dngene Der, ida at ru sr Der
lige iau pent Sub Der. iom / be andre
Gtaser. Goaessbp9ninsen sr Iaalsbes
peo bisie % andre R~epdrationer Iat /
uom9rtrt COB Stanb, og alt buaoe / os
uoenfcr Spgningeu er iaa patfert og be-
tpemt, Tom man fan snlte bet. Gutter,
lab oS piIe, at pi iatter pris pda bette
peo, at Ri meo Glib Tiger at aipre bort
til. at bet Tan peoblipe OF bore faa pats
tert rigtig lGnse!
vi 5oranoringer, ipm er TONNE iitanb
ubenfor Spaninsen, er for bet fsrIte ben,
at "2apnen", Tom blsp t~ilidaet iIommer,
nu er tilporet og sr srsn os pen, % at
0angene imellem er blepne ~forTbneoe
neo M Sano. 5oruben bisfe munas
Soranoringer fan pgIaa nGpnes ben, at
8pmnaititlotalet uopsnoig er malet 90
Ter I'D iom en- M 8pgnirg. Seriil Tan
M fcies Den SOrbeorine, Iom Gutter
Goasge Boarding. Club" og bort sSatul=
let bar giprt, nsmlig al be bar facet sez
lsfrnfcrbinbslfe iitdnp msb GpIIsaet "a
9pen, iau nu bsbgoer man life at iprinz
ga neo til 9psn, hper Sang 0ptior ftal
benies I. @r., men i ct gu Iad bar 61u
gefteo. "Golsge Clips"
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Yeroens Gnoe.

Gn franif Haturforfter flyer, at Der.
bens Gnoe n9rmer Zig, ialfalb bbdo gu.
ropa angaar. Soroen dffisles / b..
nOrblige 5ranfris pg 9slsien. os ON III,
lGnge bill hi fda fe fore 5oranot;uqet
SOrbfialp, Tom man aloris bar tierSI
til be n9pnte 2dnbe, bar allerebe fore.
tommet. 30 elIer ire frantic 6isO,
GLIDER, pg De idpei3iife 4Iper Ipnter.
8eotommenoe 8iosnItabsmuno pi
life nupngipe fig.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
Blu life

Slio life S TTs'Fi .R,r 'S M q ct d; 9f T sn sns s7: e.
loFte Sriter (blaekheads) / aniiatet. b. & r. Sspo
ct altiter ~(paste), iom Gs bruaer liaeiom SrOf, sior
puoei alat "a rem. 9,gpe nc. Nioria bar bet
Iaast fell. Ct 5prioa oil optrbepiIe Dem. Z Bal.
Ter I'll so OF 81 90 meo 0irstttoner for gPasiasc ior
iuIoiGnbil 8 rnimes =. bauplna.
u. N. snut & Co..
Sod Sor 5il. Ses VI Ciues, Ga.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-02
m,,r,nsciis q rrnmarfts,
rInn.nnrI,s prcentlmartes.

n ,,s No,ertnrcr er for stgrro faTtier' we'd smaasais
q rriserne na,urBgyis Idt hoierel