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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21
BROWN ooUSTY WEDNESDAY,, OCT. = 1896 WHOLE NJ

6 copy Of the Minneapolis Times from
my pocket and. pointed to the picture 81
Frau Greilich he excitedly exclaimed:
s Yes, know her.
Then he called his wife and she recog-
nized the photograph as quickly as her
husband. s.5 ....
"But we didn't know her as Greilich,' 2
said the wife. when she was here she
called herself DR.. Elizabeth TilleDhaussen.
though ] don't know why she called her
self doctor. See, here is letter I re-
ceived from her last winter from Chica-
go, signed Tillenhausen.'' And thereup-
on the wife brought out of her desk a
letter with that signature written in Ger.
man. s%s
"What has happened to her?' inquired
Mrs. Wigand. ~
When the story of the Minneapolis es.
capade was briefly told the husband
broke out with:
"Just as thought. Inever liked the
woman from the day I first saw her. I
said at the time she was lying and was
not what she claimed she was."
Then the two told the story of the
woman's stay in Newark with Mrs. WI
gand's aunt, Mrs. Christian Mayer of 40
South Orange avenue. Their story was
corrohorated shortly after by Mrs. Mayer,
whose husband is foreman in jewelry
factory. And as Mrs. Mayer was the per-
son who innocently introduced the ad.
ventures to Newark her story is given:
Mrs. Mayer recognized the picture of
Frau Greilich in The Times at once and
produced a photograph that was exactly
like it.
81 had the picture on the mantel for a
long while,'' she said, ''hut NV husband
and recently decided there y, =. some
thing wong about Ier and ~ [ put it
out of sight. was in Europe on visit
during the summer of '95 and on return
ing to America met On the Saale Frau
Dr. Tlllcnhaussen, as she then called her
self. She was in mourning and had svm-
Pathy Tor her as soon as I learned her
story. She said she and her husband who
was physician, had been living in CHI
cago and that they decided to pay vis-
1t to her mother in Breslau. A few davs
before she landed in Germany her moth
er died and later her husband and child
were taken away from her. You have
given ME the first intimation that per-
haps these deaths never occurred. Now
come to think Of it, she had someone
dying all the time. But am anticipating.
81 parted from her on the dock in Ho-
bokcn IN the first week of November. a
gear ago. continued Mrs. Mayer. "It
was not many days before received q
letter from her dated at Chicago, saying
her house had just burned down and she
had lost nearly everything. She was 60
ing back to Germany and wouldn't I
meet her at the train,as she was strang-
er in these parts? We missed her at the
train, but she found our house. She WAS
going to remain only two OF three DAYS
until the Saale left and was glad to Of
fer the shelter of any home. But the
time wore on and it was six weeks before
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21

floor next to- the door and had lain there
moaning for at least three hours. q a
Ibloody handk dkerchief was also lying ii
front of her door ID the hall. When asked
to allow the door to be opened, she gave
no answer and made no effort to move.
By opening the door q trife, however, it
was discovered that she had her legs tied
together with q rope at the ankles. Then
the chief of police was summoned, but
by the time he arrived she had gone back
to bed, removed the rope and concealed
it. Dr.. Weiser upon making an exami-
nation, found traces of rope having
been tightly drawn about her wrists, an
kles and neck, as if she had endeavored to
tie herself down Or attempt strangulation.
When asked to give a reason for her
strange action, she would only moan all
the louder. Finally she admitted that
she had been expecting money the night
before, and, not receiving it, she was an
xious to take her own life because she
could not pay her board bill. There is
nothing logical in this excuse, however,
and the only reasonable explanation is
that she had planned to make the hotel
people believe that she had been
robbed. Notwithstanding the fact that
she went into terrible Mysteries, the doc
tor could find no evidence of her ailing,
and gave it as his opinion that she was
either slightly insane or else playing a
clever dodge. To those who have fol-
lowed her story and actions closely, the
latter seems the more plausible. When
given to understand that she would have
to leave the city, she quickly recovered
her normal appearance and evidently
made up her mind to make the best of it.
She left on the afternoon train for St.
Paul, to which point Chairman Koch OF
the County Board paid her fare.
After she had gone, the rope with
which she had end:avored to tie herself
down, was discovered between the mat
tress and spring of her bed. 1t was tied
firmly IN loop at one end, apparently
for use about the ankles, while at the
other end was moose for use about her
neck. No one believes from her &C ton
that she really intended to take her life,
but all are puzzled to understand why
she should resort to suchsa peculiar and
painful method to carry out what seems
to be a well-laid plan. ALL along she
has claimed that she had at least one
hundred dollars in money,and on Thurs
day she stated her intention to remain in
New Ulm during the winter-that her
wealthy father had just died in Germany,
and that in the spring she would fall
heir to considerable sum of money.
Friday she insisted that she had no
money at all land if her game had worked
she could have easily claimed that she
had been robbed ofher$10O. Unquestiona-
bly, it was all part of the very uniquesto-
~ which Frau Anna Elizabeth Gertrude
Theilscher- -Grellich succeeded in telling
in plausible manner up to riday
morning. The trouble was that the peo-
pie we're prepared for her, and the at
tempted strangulation spoiled the whole
business. 1t threw her upon the author
tiles for assistance.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21

fall, shade
beaver chnch The
stylish for the cold stylish all
big cities and considered by them
coats from $1,000 to $ 90 are the attractive made
we'll with the nohar and Skinner nng
throughout lining match the CLOTH
Cheaper grades of Ulse rom$ $500
September wool
wheat There demand for choice goods advise
buy before the best We
undeod Remember
ticket for drawing Sewing
at $4,000 to be ratified January lst, 1897
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21
EVERY LOVER,

Thatis personal should be particular buying
get the style for the Climate changes
style changes so have changed
tor less than last and lead the reduced prices
What relative stylish
COATS for
CHILDREN'S CAPE OTERCOATY.
A. $780, $780, $4o0 co. Among
them which have leaders selling
BOYSOTERCOATS
Age IA to l9 extra long, collar all the leading
such Satnet $3.50
and brown Macnan CLOTH splendid $4O0 $500.
black
$780, $500
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21

she went away. Meantime she changed
her plans and some relative sent her
ticket to return to Chicago. just be-
fore she was to start / went to New York
on business with her and while walking
along the crowded street she suddenly
exclaimed:
"I've lost my pocket-book. It contained
$70.'
The pocket-Look was never found
and we let her have little money. While
she was with US she got letter saying
her sister was dead and another saving
her brother-in-law had just died. She
seemed to be having trouble all the time.
I think she did it partly to obtain mon
ey, but she didn't succeed. She received
large numbers of letters. She was well
educated and refined in her manner and
when she helped me around the house I
could see she wasn't used to work. But :
she never intimated that Emperor Will
liam was her godfather or that she vas
Of high rank or owned castle in Ger
many. She did say her sisters were
named Bartsch, just as she claimed in
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mayer says that last June she re,
ceived another letter from Frau Tillen-
haussen, dated at Chicago, in which she
said she had been married in March or
April to DR.. Greilich, widower of her
sister, and that she was the mother of
twins, boy and girl. She intended
leaving for Germany on July 10 aud
wanted Mrs. Mayer to meet her But
Mrs. Mayer decided to shake the woman's
acquaintance and so never answered the
letter.
Mr.. Mayer says that, in his opinion.
the woman came to their house with no
good intentions. But as he never kept
money in the house he did not become a
victim. He says the woman is one of
the brightest he has ever seen.
When the Mayors read the article in
The Times telling of the woman's num-
erous claims to nobility they nearly col
lapsed. Mr.. Mayer was speechless for a
while and Mrs. Mayer gave vent to her
feelings in numerous excamations of
surprise and horror. They both came to
the conclusion that they were very for
tunate and made a promise on the spot
that they would be more careful about
acting the good samaritan in the future.
With two little children subject to
Group we do not rest easy without bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy IN
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21

If your children are subject to Group
watch for the first symptom of the dis
ease-hoarsness. If Chanberlaln's Cough
Remedy is given as soon as the child be-
comes hoarse it will prevent the attack.
Even after the croupy cough has ap-
peared the attack can always be pre-
vented by giving this remedy. 1t is al
so invaluable for colds and whooping
cough. For sale by O. NJ. Olsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-10-21

With two little children subject to
Group we do not rest easy without bot
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy IN
the house, for the most severe attacks
quickly succumb to few doses of it.
Morrison, Colo., Bud. For sale at 25
and so cents per bottle by o. M. Olsen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
3ArStkn.
On sp soe,set al 1fnbrno.

S~tile6apss Oampersn SriSaba git nh
lig after pad fin 5ur cpdo California
8uaten, men Dc SmboropGrsnoe funot til
lin Ftore SorunOrins life ben lille Sp
Iliaic, Eppr De pIsieoe at saa inOom. Del
oar en- liDsn giergituO ueO Wunoingen al
@!pn Guliucd / Staten Sinalod. ST
ct sneite Sus fob tiIbugs al ben. Setts
rdr en- 5plgs al Oct ~raOlpmme llpsir, ION
tibIisere bapps ruist Der, pg ION inobefdts
teos baape en- 5loobsIge os Stpbruo.
9aloigs 9~anofomms ftprteoe rso fra
6eiosrns bag 4ltdtd og meOte 5loobsIs
gen, Der fom fra Spen; 9pen f%orIodnot.
Hogst fort CAB al Rsrneifelio inOtraf
lille, % geFoltninger bauoe opiluuet lin
2eir, bells Sslts, bells 9ptter bdssnfOr BET
Stu, bppr osrss soeldgts Sjen baoDs
Iiaaet. Sstie er treble Sang, lltafa er
"orutnet", alDslss opIIugt At Sapet; to
8anee er oct ppfsrt paa npt, hper Gang
lanssrs rpps bso Gulidcid. GU Iigss Be
fpltninsen at bile lagss fin Yp lrngere
6orte fra Sloben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
IRA ariesmtniiteren.

arigsminiiter 2amont isnbts I~orleoen
til 5inansminiiteren en- uoTigi oper be
nsooenbige geuilgninasr for arissospars
tensntsi for Matte RssnTta6gaur. Den
btIe Sum bsle6sr fig II $52.875,683.
De lsbenoe llosiitsr for arigsosparies
msntets Bureau anllaass til 81, 464, 236,
boiltst er $62,942 minDre enO / be IioIts
A aar. De andre llOgiTtsr sr fglstnoe:
llobetalingsr til SGren $13,5 2 $50;
for Sarens l~lnberbolo 81, 659,S37; til
aodrtsmsitsrsn $2,200,OOO; tilfaloiq.
uogiIter for Seren 100000; g1rafs
fer, 8Ddrterer og 5oipitdler 1886, 600;
StDospdaben o. 10. $4,000; &aoaQeriz
og qrtiaeri5eiie $13O,0OO; Sranspors
tdtiOn S2,500,000; &l9Osr 81, 100, 900;
WeOiciner $4,000; SrOinantsbepdrs
temsntet $1,131, 900; Wilitardtaoemiet
$139, 1876; Wilit9rpoitsr, H1tionalgraps
gaaroe og Rdfioaaldnl9g $1,558,38O;
De rationale Soloaterbiem $3,443, 214;
tuniti9s Gsmmsr for 9etsrdnsr fra Dor
gsrtrigsn $191, 900; oFsntlige 8Danins
ger o.i.p. / 8dibinstOn $139,992; fors
itieaise poiter $402. 900; 5looer 90
5luns $5,349. 900, os en- ubeItemi Sum
for Detailing p1a aTiluttsoe aontrdtier.
Ssrtil tommsr 8soilgningsr for 5aitnins
ger o9 SpItforloar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23

pdl BAN. Sdn plsisns at srperimsnters
forpstntite paa lin bsire Sddro. Suoen
pda osrne er grdopis bleOen pllrpuraStig
msrtsbrun, og en- GtIsnDe, brGnOsnos 5orz
nmmslis er tiItasei MD hucrt beloigt Or
pertinent. Suosn ltj9Ies bort, msoens
etbosrt Saur p1a 0aanosn faIosr af. Sin
gerneglerne er bleons purpnrrsoe % ocrer
life mere; ogIud De oiier 3sgn iii at oine
fable at. 9so grpsrimenterne benpttes
81. q. en- PlutinasS tioe, og Mr. Rslps
combe er tilbpislis til at trp, at bet er Bar
titler perdf, ion bar hdpt ben fOrgiftaroe
Snolboelie. San trcr Dog, at minOrs
bpfpige Grpsrimsnteringer tan anIsss for
uIt1oeliae.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
Brnnoit n~eI9anina.

5 OnsOuss bIsD 9runoitsnen ldgt til
"SuI Of 5iitorp", ben fsrits at ben for.
8ruppe gpgnineer, Tom ifaI oanns bel
betjsnOie amsrifanlts ~lInipsriitet | DdIbs
inston. 5 Warts furriss 4ar blsO bet
ferite Spacsitit t1s.t for SnitanolattsIlsn
at Scmtsn. 9runbtsnlasningen 6lsD
fcrstaset iFclgs Msibootittirtsns Rituul,
6porpaa 5rimurerns og andre bsmmsliss
Orsaniiationsr afilutteOs SsiiiOeligbeosn.
Oenne 8pgning, SaI Of SiitOrp, BIZ toms
me- til at toifs 100000, oe, naar ben .r
fGroig, bill ben gooi tunne taals Sams
m%snIigning meb be prastise Regisrinsss
6bgninger, ipm Sooeoitdosn er Iaa bsrsmt
for. Som gpgssmatsriul bsnbttss bib
Wdrmor.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
California.
'JriseoS Sincere Sarniif,

Sra San 5rancisco meooeles: Den
f~insiiTte aOlunis" !Sisbbinbsrs" Der | 9psn
a~Fp.nter en- SlappelIe / politiets Iaroaaz
ssnbsb for al ubfoloe ct ianOt Stratresiz
msnte. &inabpens Y~olitiafoelins sr osn
Ienere SiD bIeosn iua betDoelis %forit9rtet.
at Sigbbinoerne er bunse for oabsnlpit at
binoe On mob ben; men mango morueriite
planer Iiges at bore last iom en- 5slge al
ben f%insiiIie aonIul Sung Dung gangs
9sItrabslier for at uorpoos 81 sgup
ganoen, Der far Orb for at bore ben melt
loplsie % desperate al ale Sigh6inosrz
Tonplotter.
preIicenten og 9iceprsiiosnten for De
fire a~ompdnisr, ION omfatter Se Cup
SslItabet, iiass at babe gent zig bort,
sfterat oe bdpps %erTaret. at peres 0soss
Dom bar blspsn unoerIfrspet af Sigbbins
Oerns inpen psrss Sslltab, us at nismors
oere par uonaunt for at uofsre Ysfalinz
gen. 5isbbinosrn. bsItplOer fine gmbsoss
mTno for at p4re forreoerlts, iDst be bar
unbertsgnet en- Sreostrattdt msp gmbebss
mano i fisnptIise Selltaber ifslse SrOre
fra ben %fineiiIte Miniitsr i @aibinston.
Ossuosn bsItploer De FIN YreIoent for at
babe borteoilst Yense af SeezYup SON
bet.
3imlerne er fcrbitrsbe pul &oniulsn,
foroi ban bar label soslesge Sisbbinosrs
2otllsr cs ~tins'ilts 5smpler. SsssYup
SslIiabet uooirtsos 2srods gftsrmiooas
ct rstsIist 5orbuo fra superior Court
mob apnIuIsns pioers Snosreb; men
be ralsnos Sigbbinoers tpritsr efser en-
suniie dnosn Slugs Sspn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
MtsTpnrt.
en- terpopsn psatsp arrsaerei.

& aunfas Gitb arrsifsrsoe Puituutoriz
teterne i Wanoass en- o~Osrn1ados eriitig
goittpb peo Raun &. 8. SamiIton, ogs
Iaa talDet DalIdce. Sm aftensn inos
Fanpt Samilton fig paa Union Depot,
tlQot ION poitussnt pua Sernbunsn.
uosn at is tperten til Ssire eQer 8enltre
IpaoIereoe ban lige ben til en- 8obspogn,
Der tsnitoo unoer Stltionsiturst fulos
pdttet nleo pptI9tte, troll neo en- 9reos
iGt, faItsos ben uosr Irmen og trdaote ino
/ 8entsp9reliet. Der arbrugts ban Sal
fen unDsr en- Soerfrafie. Der bang pad
Den anben grm, os traaote 10 paa Ga
ben, life ansnos, at ban btso efterfulgt.
!6an blsp paa lit !Sotsl bslagt meb arreit,
nstop ION ban bar iprisit pPtaget nso at
ranllge poItIGtten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
autnnts.
auImtucarbioere saar saa strcif.

w."
Springfield, 19@ Sttober. aulgras
uerns / garcIap, SpaIoins, 0utpIon, Ris
pertcn pg Clear 2ate, ben eitre Del al
5dngamon GountD, gil no pad Strslt
iuorass for at ~tiltoinss Jig en- 2pnsfor@
6sielIe fra 32I til 40 Gents pr. 5on
giuitopGgt. 0etts uil Irbslosbsrrsrns
paa inaen Woaos inbptlse /; De fan tjeb'
Sui inoen Gouniiet binigers for at fplos
fine 8rntratter, Tiger be. De Itreitsnos
arbeioere pil iess at opsrtals aulsrauerns
i Smegnsn uf Springfield til at I~ireite;
men oisIe faar 33 % 35 Gents pr. 5on
oa er iilFreos nleo bsnns Detailing.
@ientaaue VI probrauosipriss.
Salopnboloer M. s. 2pnds !Sus paa
DAT Street / 4rcola blso tiolis Ssncdg
Norssn for fisrbe Sang / 2sbst al en-
MadneoS Sio ituttst ibrano. 8efcltz
ainsen er / bpisIts Srao upbragt. Ran
tror at pioe, bpm Morobr9noeren er, og
Tudes Der fulo 9isbeo for Wistdnfen, tor
oet TONNE 8eotommsnbe obrt at itla.
Senbag gftsrmiOoas bleu Der hploi ct
Snoianationsmebe. Yua 8doerne tdltes
Der bgilbot ON 2Dndning.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23

pen 86aarise Senator 3. z. Wor.
I'll fra Bermont blsu ben 20be bs.
sienualst for It Tibsrum ai 9 Gar.
Srn bar MI oaret Senator | 80 Gar,
o., bois Fan fan bolos ub I 8 slar til,
oil ban babe inbebapt bette gmbebe
lanser enb nosen anben Senator o.
oil oa bape naaet ben uiabuanlis bsie
Gloer af 90 Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
pen9eipcresmaalet.
alriaserne til Rrbsanssn | Yriisn
paa Selp.


ut en- flor Garias til Rsbgans.n I
Sslpets 89roi I Jorbolost iii Cub er
at isse ! ben be oelis forsssbe Rena.
be oeraf, Tom er en- 5sfse al be nissst
forminbffeoe Smfoftninssr meb bets
S%robuftion, bet er ct Sottum, Tom life
fan uoilettes peb ben ooerbrepne 8ast,
iom Sslumrnbene logger paa Sno.
i%frantninsen | sslpmpntnins Dos be
beipoelisite Wationer. Jorbenpar.nbe
& onsres mano @iintber al WisronIr,
Der ielp &c en- Ssluarube. Gisr % fulbt
iortrolis meo Bsrsuerisbrifteu, sanr
enoos iaa uiot, at ban msner, at Reb.
sansen alene bar fin @runo I be meset
i%orminoitece Smfoitniuser peb nbpin.
oinsen 81 bette Nstal. Otter bans
Menius er Sernbaneu ben iornemfe
starias til 5aloet / priien paa Ssp.
San ~paupiier, at anlasset al Ssrnba.
ner ZEN til S6lusruberne bar iaa BE-.
tpoelis iorminoItet uosiiterne s.b
transporter al Sslumalmeu til Smel.
tebptten, at maj oerpeo bar funnel pp.
tase Griiten af en- W9nsbs SSlpmi.
ner, Tom life eflers iunas babe lsnnet
Grbeioet. meoens ioaoant nelfen life
fommer ! Betrastnius for enlbets
8ebfommenoe, iorbi llobpttet af ben
suloboloise Malm CT iaa meset itsrre
/ 81rot.
Son paaitaar, at Spbbr neo Gslr.
mpntning intet bauoe at sisre msb
Sslupriiernes Neosans efter 1879, o.
iOm Ststte berior irembaosr ban, at
5Orbrusst Of Sslu til Rpntnins. Ire.
betior at blioe minbrs, eiter bet napnte
gar tpertimoo burtts tiltos, nemlis ira
3,112.891 llnSer 1873 til %, 300. 900
ur5er | 1878 Os II. SOC. 900 1919
sOm 5slse al ben 9etbeo. buormso
ben omfangsrige o. tuuse Sslum aim,
iom l @isnneminit fun siuer so Il ser
Sslo pr. 9on. MI ueo Sernbons Gor.
binoelien meo lioen Sefoiiniua fan
brinses til Smelteounen, bar 8rcout.
tIonen al Sslu lieset 500 9roeent
iiosn 1856. meoens Broouftionen al
Cub iun bar iteset 25 Yrocsnt.
"ScOrlebes," ipsraer ban, "par bet
mulist nnosr oisie Omhanoisbsber at
p%eoliseholee bet famine 5orbplbstal
iom isr lor Saucelsu9roieu mslem
Cub o. Sslc, siterat Sgipets llouin.
oins unr bleuen ina lnnst bilissre 90
iOm 6pIse serai 1ilsansen al bette
Metnl | en- iaa uueroroenifis Grab
iorssst?"
Son iprubfissr. al sftsr ON Sernba.
ner uoiiraiies III npe @rub.r, % TICS
nuar ben Ban.amerliauiis Ssrnbaus.
iom M nelten alereoe CT naaet treua
I'll gauama.I anssn, bonner til at aaa
lanssmss alntes.Nisrss - sise rlb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
mtdJtean.
Euef0Ib.

Srcn Mountain inbtraf Mdnodg
Morsen alptten 6 en- bsftis Snes
form. lsoiasst af en- itert Spopeitoino.
llpeiret f~ortiatte bele Sasen. Om ais
tsnsn bar Der falot opsr 6 CONNER Sne,
os Der bar ale Sesn til, at Snefaloet uilz
D. iortIatte os muligens bepirts Sraftz
binoring pper bsls bet eprs Wi9igdn. Del
Inssoe oslaa sjsnnem bcle bet noroliss
WiscpnIin.
Wsnpmones, lobe Stt. Oct bar meet
smmslis tat bsls 9ussn. Sstte er aarss
tioens fprIte Sne. Stibsfartsn gu9tsn
bar p9rst bstposlis binbret Tom 5clse al
Den tptte Cuff.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23

SOmmer 8. q. Sonss, Boputiter.
mes 8anbioat for @uperusr ! Wisiouri,
bar truttst fig tilbuse fra 8alsiampsn.
Sau siorbe bette, flyer ban, for at bi.lpe
ben bemotratiite 8anbibat for Gupsr.
nsr iii at bfiue patst. De bemoiraii.
lie 2eo.re er meset uel tilfrsbs meb
bette Stribt Os be flyer, at Der lie len.
ger er nogen Tnil ON, at bet semotro.
title Barti pif ieire / Gtaten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23

Vi tar mn mobiaget mango Here ars
tifler ON @ulb % Sslp, enb ri fan
finoe Sum for ! 8laost fsr 8nlgoassn
Den 3oie Rop. 3e, bpis Grtitler itfe
fommer iuo / naiie ll9es Rumrs, fan
iaa benz ienct tilbass. buis be inoisn'
Der 6rimnrier for gofportp. 3isie
p~olittite Srtiflsr bar optnsst mere Bum,
END ui bapbe uentet, o. bar iortranst
en- Def Del dnoet interssian 2eieitof,
iom Ri bar maattst pente meb til eitsr
Bal9et.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
luntuftE.
3uaen Deb. bpao bet csentIis CT.

ohNN"
Neippurt Cottage pda Hortb Capitol
1psnls, Snbianapolis, bier Jig at pers
en- SsmmeIjgbsosfulobso, Tom blir mere
1aaosfulo for bper Dag. 5 nogen 5io
bar ben meo fortsre og lGngere Uislems
rum faaet nogls ufortlatlige Stso pg6ors
prioninasr, @runben til bpilte man snOnu
life bar opouget, pg bet famine gisntdger
Jig irsmoeles. Spppig er Steoene tenn
melis beTtise. Suiinoer At WeRneltsr
TamIsr fig ouslig omtrins Suisi, Der BE-
pcgtes al polttist for at afboloe Mangoen
ira at coslesse Spgninssn / osns nurass
tigs Spsr for at faa fat pau ct Siptte Sre
ellsr liansnoe Grinorins.
msIlags Gisninssr bar pnrei uotalte;
men enbnu bar ingen trufei BET retie.
Nan bar funDst itors Reoner / Surom,
isoenoe fra bet m9rtsliss !Sus rboper /
ForIfiellise Istninser; en- al Dem fsrer
snoos no til San Greet, ODER 1000 SOB
bort,. 5lsrs Sagtpnoiss trur, at bisIs
lctale S~prorpTtelIer sr 5~OrlDbere FOR Ell
llbbruO al n%uturIis 8as fra Srentpn
Rpcf = en- SprmoOnins, Der Far putt
flor gsitbrtelie hos Gierne at De ii1issm-
be SuIs.
s Mdnoass forsios S~t1isgsolog
gldtdlsp en- grunoig llnosriesslie. !San
Iaa iig life iitdno til at uptols fig bcItsmt
ON De mpiteripIe 5orstselier; men bur,
trosbe life. at RpitslIsrns Ifrep zig fra
9assrpluIionsr i Soroens Snpre.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
to Tiger iioen, fanotes osiaa / bans Sus.
salrise Spperisr bar prret begaaet / De
iip1te ier Muaneosr oerIteos.
RuttTun.
en mansse spese ,enpes til meri

Paa 9runo al Ssrfsn / Merico iioite
Sommer er Der fleet tor Gfaoe paa !Soes
osuolsn osrneos - msoosles fra Sopsta.
Den msritunffe Resjsrirs bar Iom 5elss
oeraf opbepet SnbFerleistoloen paa aorn
for ct Siosrum of fIsre Maansoer, os Der
isnoes MI en- M9ngoe &anidszaOrn osrs
til. Santa 5e Ydnsn fsrer en- tor Del
al bette Storm; bens gmbeosm9nb benz
ter, al Der opsr n9pnte gdns bill blioe uD=
fsrt ooer 1000 s2aonins.r
til Msrico / be nRIte to Mddneoer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
uolanoet
Unuunu.
zfel.. zssrasmaaIst i mauitoba.


aabinettet bar bapt en- aonfsrentIe mel
Weolemmsrne al Wunitoba Miniiterie.
bele 2proasen ben 17os Sttober / Stta.
ma, % Der for6dnolsOes on BET SpSrgsa
maal, ION bar rsiit Zig i anisonins al
Isparats Stolsr. 8ette Ifal bore ences
lise oronei pso benns Sammentomit, ol
paa frlgenoe Wddoe:
Manitoba ftul beboIoe fine Nutional.
Sfoler; oeri ltul ingM 5orunoring ife
Rpsls SnorrmmslIer er eiort for 3e.
ligions sllnoerpisning ! Stolerns eftel
Stostiosn, os bpor Der fortrinDis sr Ia
t6olIfe Glspsr, Der bill dnIGttss tutbpltI
2arere, men dls SGrere mud buos Gerti.
fitater for fin 0pstigfso. og StoIcrm Ttu'
itaa u,rper Re9jeringns Sillpn. .
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
Cuba.
Were sislp for enban,rns.

Sra Sen Wsit git 0ampern "Gorl"
no, laitst meo 200 S1tts Sul / Settler,
Idsoes Der. 5olt tror M, al 5arteiet bar
peo 2oggerbedO trufst en- unosn Dam
per os bar transported ODER Dsn auIs
let Cs 40 IONS 9pnamit, Oft for Cuba.