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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Shot by an Ex-Conviot.

JEFFERSON CITY, June Gas Sera
Raybourne, head guard in the dining
room of the penitentiary, was going
to work this morning Convict Norvell,
who had been released from the peni-
Tertiary yesterday noon, shot him in
the abdomen with shotgun. Before
his release Norvell had been sent to
the post by Raybourne for DISC
bedience, and revenge was his object.
Bloodhounds were placed on his track
and caught him two miles east of the
scene of his crime. Raybourne is not
in danger, but his wound may result
seriously later.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Rollsr for Tornado sufferers.

MEXICO Mo-, June 6.-The Audrain
county court yesterday appropriated
only S76O to the tornado sufferers.
The judges took four days trip over
the track of the storm. They gave to
those damaged according to what
they had left, not according to what
they lost. One of the judges said the
damage was three times as much as
that done by the storm of 1891. Van
dalia was by far the heaviest sufferer.
The loss there is estimated to be be-
tween s35, 600 and $4,000.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
sepators Petition for Wlborg.

PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Counsel for
Captain Wiborg, late commander of
the alleged flibustering steamer
Horsa, have received from Washing
ton petition to President Cleveland,
requesting his pardon, signed by Sem
ators Sherman and Morgan of the
foreign relations committee and forty
two other Senators, and forty-eight
members of the House in addition to
tine 1903 received a few days ago.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
A LETTER FROM MELTON.
The Young Kansan Now in Cuban
Prison writer Of tho HORROR.

The Young Kansan Now in u Cuban
Prison writes of the Horrors.
KEY WEST, Fla, June ga letter
has been received here from Owen
Melton, the young Kansan captured
on the schooner Competitor and SEN
fenced to death in Havana, in which
he describes the barbarities practiced
by Spsniards on prisoners confined in
Moro Castle and Fort Cabanas as fol-
lows: 1.-The world will never know
the barbarities that are practiced by
the Spaniards on the SUSPECTS con-
fined in Moro Castle and Fort
Cabanas TIL y are being tortured and
shot without trial almost daily. On
May 80 Faustrino Pardone, 16 years
old, was captured in the outskirts OF
Havana by Spanish guerillas and
lodged in Cabanas- It was suspected
that the boy had been in communica-
ton WITH the insurgents. To make
Pardone confess he was stripped and
suspended by the arms, while Span
ish lieutenant whipped the boy on the
bare flesh with a heavy whip. Par
done's back, shoulders and breast
were soon bleeding pulp and he was
shrieking in agony. Then the officer
asked Pardone If he had done certain
things and in his terrible pain the boy
won d scream yes, yes. This was
written at the boys deposition. Such
thir"s are of daily occurrence in the
Cabanas
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
{ STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

Three Cars of the Dixon Relief Outfit
Are Destroyed
WICHITA, Kan, June Sat o'clock
yesterday morning, Dixon's train of
forty cars of corn, which was 10 be
started this evening for the
st. Louis convention by ex-senator
ingalls,, was struck by lightning
at the little town of Oatville, five
miles outside of this city, where it
was decorated and made up ready to
be run into this city last night. Three
cars with their cargo of corn were
burned to the ground, as was also the
Missouri Pacific depot
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
KANSAS DEMOCRATS.
oliver Men Elect Solid Delegation to
the Chicago Convention.

oliver Men Elect Solid Delegation to
the Chicago Convention.
TOPEKA, Kan, June 5-The free
silver men ruled everything in the
Democratic State convention here.
The gold men put up no fight at all.
It would have been idle if they had,
for they were outnumbered three to
one.
David nvermyer had an Easy triumph
over his enemies, being elected, to.
gether with John Martin and j. D.
McCleverty, by reclamation. The
other delegates-at-large elected are
james McKinstry, j. Fl. Atwood and
Frank Bacon.
General Blair was turned down as q
member of the national committee, in
favor of j. &. johnson of Peabody.
The resolutions, which went
through without debate, commend
President Cleveland's actions on all
matters but finance, demand the free
and unlimited coinage of silver at the
ratio of Is to /, and instruct the del
egates to Chicago to stand firm for
free silver and to vote as a unit on all
questions.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
AUSTIN CoRBIN KILLED.

New York Multi Millionaire Dies From
Injuries Received in a Runaway.
NEWPORT, N. e., June 6.-Mr Aus
tin Corbin, the multi-millionaire, of
New York, died at 9:42 last night
from injuries received by the running
away of the horses attached to his
carriage. The accident occurred
about o'clock while Mr.. Corbin was
driving from his estate and game pre-
serves, two miles east of here, accom-
panied by his grandson, Edgell Cor
bin, and the latter's tutor. The driver
was John Stokes. He was also killed.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
RIOT AT ST. PETERSBURG.

CossacIks Charged a DISOTderly Crowd
aud Killed $50 Persons.
LONDON, June ga dispatch from
Vienna to the Daily News says that
according TO a Polish-Galician paper
there was riot at st. Petersburg on
the evening of the coronation day. A
drunken crowd, it is alleged, filled up
with Newki Prospekt and become I'M
manageable, whereupon Cossacks gall
Hoped into the crowd, whic responded
by throwing stones, The CossactS :, it
is further sa thereupon used tn ir
sabres right and left and finally fired
into the crowd, of which ESQ persons
were killed and wounded and 500
were arrested.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Michigan Preacher strikes.

NILES, Mich, June s.-Rev. Samuel
I. Horr, pastor of the Methodist Epis-
copal church at Galien, has created a
sensation by refusing to preach to the
people of Galien further until several
months back salary is paid him. Sum
day night a large crowd gathered at
the usual hour, but to the surprise of
the congregation, the preacher did not
appear, and after wait of couple of
hours, they dispersed to their homes.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Killed by His Older Brother.

SEDALIA, NO., June 6.-Harvey
Rembaugh, who was struck on the
head by his elder brother, Alonzo, sew
eral weeks ago, died at midnight from
the effects of the wound. Alonzo's
bondsmen gave him up to-day. Hsr.
vey made statement before he died
declaring that so far as he knew, his
brother had no cause whatever for
making the assault.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
General ouesndn Dead.

NEW YORK, June S.-General Rafael
de Quesada died in his apartments in
the Hotel Endicott yesterday. He
was SO years old. The immediate
cause Of his death was blood poison
ing, following an operation on his
throat. By his death Cuba loses one
of her best and ablest friends.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
EXTRA SESSION UNLIKELY.

Governor Stone Opposed to Acting Upon
Mayor waiDrIdge's Request.
JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, June S.--When
seen this afternoon, Governor Stone
refused to say whether he would call
an extra session of the legislature or
not at the request of Mayor Wal
bridge of st. Louis. From an unoffi.
cial source it is said that he is opposed
to an extra session; that such call
would necessitate at least ten days
session aud that it would cost the
state $40, 900 or $4,000.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Killed By Pol,onsa Arrou,.

BRASS, West Africa, June 1.-THE
French Niger expedition from Salaga
has been routed and many of Its men,
bers have been killed by poisoned ar
rows in the Borgeo country. A rem
nant of the expedition arrived at
Klama on May ~.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
The KaIser,s Yacht a FLYER.

LONDON, June 6.-The Meteor, the
new yacht of the Emperor of Ger.
many, sailed its first race yesterday at
Cowes and defeated the Prince of
Wales yacht Britannia, the Ailsa and
the Satanita.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Ohio pemoorats for Silver.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, June s.-Tabula-
lation of tn, delegates to the Ohio
Democratic State convention at
Columbus, June %, shows that thirty
of the eighty counties have selected
delegates, with the results of eli in
structed for free silver, II for gold
and 2S uninstructed.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
An Inpocent Man KILLED.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June "a street
fight occurred here last night between
Andrew Smith and Peter Peterson, q
prize-gghter, otherwise known as the
''Terrible Swede, &" resulting in Smith
Internationally killing James Hickey,
Q disinterested spectator
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11

WICHITA, Kan, June ga terrible
hail storm at an early hour yesterday
morning, destroyed thousands Of
acres of fine growing corn in South
ern Kansas. The hail stones cut the
stalks off like moving machine. 1t
was so severe that the roadsides are
strewn with dead rabbits and birds
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Favor LeweIling for Governor.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, June s.-A can
vass Of the delegates selected at Sat
urday's Populist county primaries
shows that the delegation, while it
will go uninstructed, is in favor of
Lewelling for governor and M. s.
Peters for Congress in the Second dis
k,;ot
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Keren. YIaIta NInKInlsr.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, June s.-A good deal
Of gossip has been caused by the snd-
den departure of Richard G. Kerens of
this city, Chauncey /. Filley's political
opponent, for Canton, Ohio, last night
1t is said he went on a telegrsphic re-
quest from Major Mckinley.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
A Chsok,s Long FLIGHT.

SAYLoR SPRINGS, Ill, June a-A
check for 500, signed by q Mr..
Michaels of st. Louis, was found in a
cornfeld near Red Brush by James
Murphy. This check must have been
carried by the ST. Louis tornado to
this place, a distance Of i06 miles.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
WIN Not Rsport Until Fall

WASHINGTON, June 8. - Justice,
Brewer, the president Of the Venezue-
Ian commission, does not think the
commission will render an opinion at
an early day. Minister Andrade of
Venezuela does not look for decision
before fall
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
St. Joseph Man and wife Poisoned

81. JOSEPH, Mo-, June 5.-Luke B.
Fowler and wife, residing at 1913
st Joe avenue, were last night
poisoned by eating meat or butter
which had been placed in can, and
both are in precarious condition.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
anna rhInnrn Conrsn,inn Hall Rsadr

CHICAGO, June 8.-Everything is
now in readiness at the Coliseum for
the National Democratic convention
in July. The space to be occupied by
the convention is 700 feet ia length
and 500 feet in width. The total seat
ing capacity is $4,000.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
acoln. Hnrrsr,. FAthsr Dad.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, June Solo
mel Robert I. Harvey, aged 80, father
Of w. H. Harvey, author or "Coin's
Financial School," died suddenly here
last night from apoplexy.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
brewer. WIN Ala s. LouI.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 4.-The
National Brewers association at their
meeting in this city to-day voted to
contribute $50, 900 toward the allevia-
ton of the St Louis storm sufferers.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Fatal Storm at Loup City. Nsh.

LoUP, City, Neb., June s.-As re.
suit of hurricane and cloud burst
here last night, seven members OF
Joseph McCoy's family were injured
and one child killed. Many house,
were destroyed.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
Sc. I.nnI. Anka for Aid.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June Both houses
Of the municipal assembly of st. Louis
last night adopted resolutions asking
outside aid for thu cyclone suffereEA
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1896-06-11
A BOMB THROWN.
Six Persons Killed and Fifty Injured
by the Explosion.

BARCELONA, June s.-A bomb was
thrown into the crowd during the
Corpus Christi procession yesterday,
and its explosion resulted in the kill
ing of six persons aud the injury of
fifty. The perpetrator of the deed is
as yet unknown, and his motive is
equally a mystery.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
SID TaaS, @tS.

Big Sails logger | Waupaca Gountb, ca.
% gtl I Norobeit for Daupaca. Set er
fun en- liOen Sp mso ca. 20-25 Suie. gben
lisSer peb Big Sans 8ioer, Dso bpilte Der
M uoOitles en- i~torartst 8irtiombeo, o. Der
bDgScs itaois nDe Suie. g8alt. Spaloins
Sumbsr So. ~anlGgger nemlis en- for Sag.
msle, iom Nal orioes mcb Damp, % ben
Samle ea8msle CT ombpgget Os tul benDts
tes o9iaa. 8ompariet bar bb0gst Sernbane
noroooer ca. 10 Mil. Ser er o9iaa ct Stens
brup, men bet arbeioes life fortioen.
2anoet q Sso 9Dsn er oilot, Og Der Fl
life mango Ssttlcrt, men Der er mcget goot
Sano at faa billi9t, og en- flor Gel 9pbD9s
9ere er TONNE / 9pbet at bet iofte aar. De
fleitc S~ettlere berOmtriue er 3pitere % en-
teltc Sanite, men bet fore norite Settlement
Scandinavia o9 SOFIA er fun "a Mil bers
ira. Seq tGnter, at Ell eler auoen Stanois
nab, iom ier fig ON efter ct Sicm, maafe life
tunoe SIRE iau ilOe / at tomme bib % Ie
Big Sails. 2umber Gompanitt bill ibperts
fab bOIOe bsreg Nsler 9aacnoe for Is 90
Ndr, pg Der pil ultio finoss liot &rbsioe;
~fortioen er bog oft title. @i ptutcr paa Sue,
% naar ben tOnmsr, bliOsr Der SIP.
8. 9. ssrenion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
atWou, Winneiota.

o,t tr mtstt iieloen, at man l Stres ereo'
ur,, IAN ie rogst fra Sc &oD, Sertor ptl
=. t,,, m, Qlaog for nosle 2inier o9 tor'
rSc tint ON, bporlebss hi tilbra9te ben
.~r,o.riaite at ole Ssiticsr, iemltS Sule'
S.'t;o,n, Wtnigb.Oeus llnSoom bar oannsi
-, conofortuiug, % ben bar bet, iom latte
g., cpipicn for at Gisre Sulen til en- rtStlG
@~}ro,.i,t bouue for @amle og hinge.
9nl,ofttn TOM, % meO ben SDitiOtn. s
,,n ncrf. utber1e airfe / Session bar pbntsi
>. aort, grrotigt SuletrG. 81. baio 8 ON
gf,,r,n btqpnOte Solicit at jamie fG itisnt
c,irtt por uouniti9t - bet inteoe % blGite
;oa tcm Dog Solicit i fore Stdrer, oo
n, ons Gus trnotes pua Sulttrret, lbis
erro,u uO af aues zine. Ssitioelt9beoen
ossrtots mcO 9sn al airteianser Ole DfuOs
pr otr,fttr bupOe hi ct ri8boloi9t 9ro9ram,
,r prltO. msO Seilamatipu O8 Sang al
sonofcrtniugtn. @srnenc bsnteot meo
cgrroino pua Santa Claus. enoslt9 Tom
ham Stoitar - en- 9durneI tortrsblet
c~tcbniuo, trGt at bette 2to, men out9eosl
,,ttt han boa MT 2ip / ben clers iaa OPP
hit,oe Sulehcmuing. Sou uooclte SanoD
III Rsrntnt. Gapcr ubpeltes / WGrgoepis
lt'p, til @umlt % hinge - for ODER 100
7oQarg @rroi. Man Filtes ST. l0t ON
HprlOtn mtO @isbsoen ON, at ale baobe
laDt en- Sulcaittn, orroiget Sbutcmmslien
Of 9,iusbarntt. SorrelPonoenf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
en gtonecr bob.

MAR, alot. og bsoit tiennte Naboer
va e. ,,nor. sornss GOuntp, q. SdtOtn'
AF Yam psu 9Oe Sanuor eiter ct lGresre
Fl @i, coug Rapn bar Sames :. Cites
o73"s" 9onmurt for AZ gar tIosn, boOr
's I'" btpt tieuOt iOm Sens Ssrsenlen
S1n y otter at baUs OpbOIOt fig en- an I
,sDs. minnsiota tom ban BERTH / 1852 os
''''" oonO 20 Wil ipO for SanbOrn paa
iS to Qocific 9ancr. Ser bar ban oa
@','' n,r lib OrcOet fin Gdrm, 4SO @eres'
r,," # o,n Gntrsi Os 6OrbuubntnS, iorl bar
''SY Grspoosrnes beoIe Sic. Str. Sttts
'R''. T,r, 6etningsr uel interssieretDtdnO,
"a. - ,rseip,Os trofat Os ibGr0iSt for COB
%I .r, crDrina % en- triitsli9 SpOraSelle
l"',, s,oommt ligtiom ban olttO bar ptut9
'' ..r,, ! at prrc meO / pOlitiite os iottale
S ~. , .,,@ til Sifrittsts Sptomit. Cor bel
.' %,r fOtr if ban ct anGt for Srpitet' Der
,:@,,, ia iii earring, os iom M enote
qoo,, Dor Ben oar III bel tornstet
p.'' s.r,ot mto at faa flute bsrnsoe, os en-
'. sc.,, m,nn,fars pil fslse bans STOP til
..., %,,oSj,u pau ct. Sbomas Msnisbeos
.,,,ro San cStcrlaOer fig en- isr9enoe
s,ar,. 70 qptrt % to 9leisisnner, iarnt en-
S SrI,r, Gam, Der Dor r~fcniOr sinOrsO,
Ssreeu Slaiicn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Nebro0o.

"IlF sr ct MT Gar inotraaot, % lea iey
wa SoisIappcn, at bet CT lib til at betalt
!" m0'Orrenoe aar. Settle fat lea oo
a'' Nlpnt oct er mcost baarbe SiSer Der
"'" Ost iaor life biGlps. 9i fan lille uno;
WV '~'torabs pOfsu". Sen fommer til o.
~" '' 9099eltS @iGt 3 Gause ON rlsen
~ w n'aa fisrs til gOfbuist tun for al
- 0'n Pl'n, O9 unur lea tOmmsr biem
,''S'' V'atter: Sur bu "9eo arnen, for
w. D'0'tr etttr at iaa ie 3omanen? o. leg
o NV oao Vie beitiae uoset, isrenb lea bar lGt
W. "99'Nsr, ben inOsbuloer, be mana. goo,
.s''Da'n0er % be soOe Gauo, Tom er
u''n'0, Suitt % Sooeus. Sc iommsr
va not til itor Mpttc.
St9 Nal nu fortras liot ON. bpprleoe:
Nv paas til berrunOt aennoro, Reb. @u.
s,o '.' O''0 r'eoet oaurlis beromtrius. III
NV, r. u%'Faartt iaa bet mcsct lUoenoe uO, us b
S,.r Y'' a b FaIOe fuO en- COB gulius, oa b
s sOs' So0' R'8n Op til ben Abe suli, men fac
NOM. WI a'o sn9ans Op at resne for 9 Raa.
MAJ, 70 oct blso for tsrt for Rorntt, fac
pn 10 q Is suib.ls mais paa aer.n
>''' H 'ua IA Gents sr. suib.l, iaa be,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Stas, WinneSota.

sins Ct en- liotu gb paa pmtrent 2 q SOC
aRobpSocrt; Ocns g~eiol,nins er msitenosIs
Gorat, @Dtn bar TO Scrnbaner, Der lgbeI
'no til ben, % iOm gigr, at ben er en- ger
@artto5pI0O8 for TarmproOuitcr. Sen bot
@roctrD Stores, 2 SotsGer, l Sru9 Store
bdrotuart Stores, ioruoen mango imuttt
1ttOcnitr, Tom / ben isuere 3io or opfprtt
her. @rcn8 6Olt er briitige % orioer er
S.0mfrcnos Gorretnins, iaa ben ipnss al
Noo In baobtiulo Gremtib imsoe. EARNINGS:
'aTott cr al bet uaturfisunefte % beoite
eiaitn, ioo YeI'tuuo UoSriOiel ruuOer blanOt
St'o!'ntnGtn, iOm pua fua Steoer tlers,
IA at bet gumIe Orb: Srioisl sr 5Oltsnes
>0t't, ret ct unocuSeligt Der.
Ten 8Ioot Sui msO Of fin 2bf % @tabt
" nu ttItaocbrast Der. Zen feirco.s al
efn nloOrrnc lln9Oom ret efter be @amlss
eA' Z. s. Nosaier.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Barter, Fremont Sountp, ssabo.

Sinteren er MI %tommen, bog life itreus,
netop iaa rtt8et Sne, at Ri bar eIroefsr..
Soao bet ~forlsbns aar ansaar, iaa bar hi
tnSen adriog til at tlagc. 8tftnot bleo qp.
lin9en life rigtis iua for, iOm bet fOrrtae
War. vi MATTE npie os meo fra Is til 40
guibels pr. acrs al SocOe; 9ottter % Mais
% Sapeia9er bleo Ogiau ncarlig. paa monae
Stsoer, oa hi babe nogte G~ruftnatter I
SUM os en- 6roitnat i 6sritnirgsn al Suli.
vi fan bog life tlass. apliusen blcU ODER
6orOentning, men oisie slenoiss 9riisr! Ssr
bare: 30 Gerts for en- guibel Speoe, SABRE
ro9st li9nenoe; 9oteter 10 Sents; ilooteOe
Sptn q 6ents pr. 9unb; @lfalfabs 81 pr.
Son, og oa mao man tisre bet til Ct.
Intbonp. SOrntpRs er enonu liot / lris.
Salbs fra 5 til 8 SoIars, aisr fra Is til
30 Collars. Wen Sefts sr til in9en @ers
oens Ting. man fan life eugans aibe benz
bort, men iua fan hi ba tisre mcb benz
autseOel. q. Seurietitn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
sra 2anaopn, u. ..

2ansoon, GapaIitr GountpsG ountDiroe, er
en- tripslis liosu gp meo en- Seioltnins pao
omtrent 800. Gn for Gel Spsos irlses Der
til nGiten ole Sioer al aaret, oa Der fr en-
Sci Sarmers, iom Dor en- so a 40 Dill fra
Rarfep. Set fses, at Der taSes ino mere
Speoe I benns gp, enc I no9en aneen Sr
uocnom be fore gDer. Gorpeisn iorleOT
gar par uomGrtet COB, ba 80 SuibeIs Spsot
paa aecren bar en- @lmiuotligbse, 90 andre
qrpbuttsr i Gorbolo. Men oa Yriicrnc
cr imaa, birlpsr bet life iaameset enooa'
2anoet tiger fiaois | @erpi, efter ION BET
bliper oSiettlet. Ser bar pmtrent 500 Gdrm'
al frit 8ss~ierinsslunb optas.t ~fOrlsSen gaF
I ottt, Gpuntp, os Der bIiper mere optasst til
0aar.n, ba Der BIZ bIipt en- ftOr Snopansrin9
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
GcrfbcOen, Wiutt.

Gn fiar Ben fuloe bel oppartes liot, cr
IA "Secorabs 9ottu" CT en- iiGr Gen / nit
Gus, pil ies mcpbsls ben Smulsr berfrc
Stso,t.
Sertbooer er en- lioen liolia gp nleb mango
aatcbe % briftige Gorrstningsmrno af fan.
~oinuUif &ertomft. Sa, en- file gp iOruoer
SaloOnsr, % bet eaar lisc soot Dem i~oruosn
eunobebstilitonbeu er COB blanot os.
@tiret ct miIOt % in8en Sne, MoO % Srittt
/ SoerflOo, 9oOe 3abocr, en- 3 q 4 ilinte Ore:
ter | bpert Conn, iua hi burOe bel life baot
up9et at tlage Uosr. - Ga, 10 Do! GOr liOst
for Soeoen % intet for SaOren! Oct lsnuct
fS life at tisre npget iii SDsn; ies iaor itit
iaa mesct for ct 2GS, at ie8 Ian ioa itOei
Seitens, - ian life engaug faa Sobat, laugt
minors Raife. Ola, ia! elsie forfrroclisc
Stutte! go, oi5ie mango llOlr9 til Sit oq
Cat rent ~ruiuerer %. Settle or ben almirbes
lige Zone iblanot Solicit, % ben Sat 8ur
iaor for bet enc gObs @ar, ban siper ps eftcr
bet unOst. Sab os lille tlpute % tla9e iau
me9et, 9ennsr! Sab ps tGuts liot tilbagt
pad ben SiO, hi irttleoe Der. &ur Cub ittC
p~eli9uet Os meo lao usget soOt Der / bette
berlige 2anO? Sab os tGute liot paa bort
iirre 6Gorelunb, NOrGe, % bporleoes mango
of os bapoe bet Der. Gr Ri lite, be alerNeite
al os, SusmunDsisune fra 9torsel 90 MI
bar Cub peO fin 9eli8nelis siUet os me8ei
uubsr SGnOcr, iua Ri fan oporage bore Born
lungt anOerleOes, eno iom Di blep oporaguc
of bore iiGre GOrGlore, - toni liot paa bette.
iiGre Gen! @io 8eiicrcn bet, iom &eiierens
er, % Cub bet, iom Subs er, os bar glao pa
bel tilmoOe, iaa bIiper 9eroen let for os ale,
8 Sulen bar bet file Der, men iaa me9et
bsseelisere eno paa ben Sto, ba ~beruienot
Sritie ifulos finoes | bert Sus. Nu er
benne etit iua sobt iont aflust peo ale Setter,
De, iOm briiier M, aniees for gras, enttn b
er uuge ellcr samle.
eaa bill ies taiie 'Secorabsg oten' for
bet samle Iar. Glib 2pite MATTE fslse big
| bet uDs. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Canton, g. ..

Silao mig at fee til Seres mango abons
nerter, iom maatts BABE GorGlore, SsTenoe
elsr gsnner | bet eumle 9oos Hprse, os ipml
life ieuOer benz "Secorab.9 ofen", at be oil
oisrs bem en- for @lGOe peO at ienoe famine.
Seq bar ipanOeret mango 81, men life for
ct beore % elrOelissre Gieueo enS bette.
Seq sr oeiua en- at DC mango, iom er efters
laotn mso at tripe biem, ps, naar bet bGns
Der, bliper GDbeosrne Acknowledged tsrre,
oa Splaset ai BET Slass fer uo til at pGre
tibet. @ten SSscorab sYoitsn' bar altio nos
get npt at Sntsresie for bens mango 9riere.
Mit Raao er: Seno 'Yoisn' bism til Rorge;
: pil life angrs paa bet.
On Ibpnrent.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

CT baorot for benz, Tom Fal forpasts 2ono
og bstdle 81 pr. Gcr.. Sapre os Speoe aoo
en- sanle COB GOlins. Sobrtn fra 80 III
40 Os SbeOe fra 10 iii 30 guibtls pr. aere;
men Srtlerne sr iaa Iuos, at man life ,ou
tlene nOget pau oisie RornIort.r heller. grrs.
9dH9sne bar nieset tnupps miot poa CONNIE.
rem, men | SlutninstH al augut fl oi liot
Ncsn, lda bet bialp Iiot, oe hi fuuos paiau
plste ct Var Tiger, men 'Ocu bar Ri life boot
Te9n, iaa bet CT mtsst tsrt nu. grsupeue
cr tonInte, og tommer Der lille Rcou elcr
ii9tiSt getr mart, iuu fer bet life Init uo.
IA SorOsn er ter 6 q s COB, iaa er Der Ssore
tor, at Ri lite faar no9en 9pliua uGfts gor
Deusr. On abonrsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Werriu, @iseonFu.

Sheriff. norF: Iutberfs Menigbeo, Nsrria
Wg., bar orbeio,t QoOt / bet iprlsbns aar.
Hnt bctalte ben @iGloeu pau fin sirts,
fom bar ben unFof,t fe en- pen SOliS for
Qy,ttn iGmt Iust b.tboeli9 pua prettens
gfu. Den ben iiOits aiten uf bet samls
Var i~amIcOts MenisbeS.n for at Orerrafe
grcVn. Settle iom Seen puu, at Brett og
@tni0bto bar i~oritaaet bpsrunOre | grbtioet.
IaR Tiltcs itts, for man babe enTtet bpers
crOrs ct GOOt RDtuar, o9 for 9rstens Scos
l9nm,noe luGOs R~eni8beben til bette EnNe
tn imut Gaoe I Gorm at flin9enoe Nnnt.
g,orrtniug m~anSleoe lille, oa Der blso o8iaa
CYoarttt rlto Wuiit % Sang. I.