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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-24

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'nese lands are sold to actual settlers at
0m 81 to $3.50 per acre. according to quail
y. timber. etc.lWe do not sell until you go
w see for yourself. Y Forsfurther particulars
inquire of
GEO. II. MILES,
walls Block. Near Depot. Calumet. Mich.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-24
M. Gittler's Bargain Store.
Cash Cash! Cash! (!

propose do cash business after the 18th OF April
Call and make purchase and
Confectionery Notions Sta
Supplies u line Of on hnd
Prices the lowest Yours Tor trade.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-04-24
The BEST GOODS
Are Carried in Stock
BY the Best Merchants
\ And Are Sold the Cheapest.

wish public that Furnishing Goods from the
sae and from bankrupt or
houses clothes but what we have
New Str pg children and We s a
we possibly When clothes don't forget
,ot ve us you surely buy
The advocate., 1896-12-23
$l.OO A YEAR.

able, as the only Republican county
would be- Finney, which is strongly Re-
publican, anyhow, as is Haskell, which
might as we'll go with it.
"If the Legislature will consolidate the
counties as above suggested and then
pass law enabling county commissioners
to lease all property on which taxes are
not paid, these counties will at once be-
gin to emerge from their disasters and
larger counties will not be necessary.
There are thousands Of acres Of land
lying there upon which taxes are de-
linquent and have been forSears, land the
counties are receiving no benefit from
them. Let the counties lease them and
they will all be taken up and leased for
pasture or redeemed.
81 am satisfied that the plan above
suggested contains the germ Of the COR
rect solution as to what to do with that
country, and hope when the matter is
under discussion you viii suggest this
plan. Something ought to be done by
the Legislature, and this is all that can be
done without mourning the enmity Of the
people down there"
The advocate., 1896-12-23
Senate Favorable to Cuba.

The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations has unanimously reported
the Cameron resolution with reference
to Cuba. Considerable time was spent
In discussion and In conference with
Secretary Of State Olney, with the re-
suit as above. The resolution intro.
duced by Senator Cameron Is as fol.
lows:
ReSOIUed, By the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentGtiVes Of the United States OF America
in Congress assembled, That the independence
Of the 70 public Of Cuba be and the same is
hereby acknowledged by the United States Of
America.
SEC. q That the United States will use its
friendly Offices with the government OF Spain
TO close the war between Spain and Cuba
The dispatches say that Secretary
Olney stated that the passage of the
resolution would involve this country
In war with Spain. 1t is also pre-
dicted that President Cleveland will
veto the resolution. Members Of Con-
gresS assert that 1t would be passed
over his veto by a two.thlrds vote In
that case.
The advocate., 1896-12-23
The State Alliance Meeting.

The ninth annual session Of the State
Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union Of Kansas will convene in To-
peks, January 8, at 10 O'Clock q. M,
for two days session. Suspended
members may, by the payment Of %
cents, become members of the State
organization. There will be both
closed and open sessions. AT the open
meetings there will be papers and ad-
dresses upon various phases of reform
thought. The public is cordially in.
Vited TO be present at these open ses-
sions. We hope for large attendance
Of Alliance brethren and sisters. Fra
ternslly,
EMMA R. TRoUDNER, President.
The advocate., 1896-12-23
KANSAS PEOPLE HONEST.

Senator PETER Defends the State Against
Malicious Attacks Of Eastern Papers.
In the Senate December Ia, Senator
Allen introduced q resolution setting
forth that it is the settled doctrine Of
the United States that no State has the
right to impair the obligations of legal
contracts, When the resolution came
before the Senate, Senator Allen took
occasion to vigorously defend the State
Of Nebraska and other States carried by
Populists against the attacks Of Eastern
papers and orators. He paid his re-
gpeots to Senator Hoar, who had, IN q
speech after election, asserted that it
was very sad thing to see Kansas and
Nebraska "lend themselves to this crazy
attempt at revolution and this passion
ate crusade Of dishonor." (Part Of SEN
stor Aliens remarks appear in another
C0lumn.) After Senator Allen had con-
cluded his able defense Of Populism and
the States in which it is dominant, SEN
atOr PETER followed:
"MR. PEPPER: / assume, Mr.. Preei-
dent, that tho object the Senator from
Nebraska had in view in offering the
resolution was to express his opinions
concerning the charges which have been
recently made in the newspaper press Of
the country and by some men Of eminence
in law and in politics that some Of the
Western States, and especially Nebraska
and Kansas by name, are governed law
lesSly; that they are under the rule Of
men whose natural political tendencies
are in harmony, working together to-
ward anarchy, toward the revocation Of
contracts, toward the notification Of law.
The Senator has put his case mildly and
decoronsly, as he always does, and now
that the discussion seems to be taking a
wide range, l myself feel called upon to
say something about 1t.
"Some newspapers in New York city,
Chicago, and other cities have taken
occasion to 60 out Of their way, outside
OF the legitimate course of journalism,
in order to make political capital out of
misfortunes that have befallen the
Western people, and in doing 80 they
have undertaken to brand us as men
without honor, men without conscience,
and that we are undertaking to rule the
community through the power of rev.
Olutionary ideas.
$50 far as the State Of Kansas is con-
oerned, Mr.. President, l think know
something about that State. l have
lived there more than quarter Of a
century, and from the beginning of that
period until this time l have had more
or less to do with the political conditions
OF the State. remember very we'll that
during the years 1874 and 1875 We were
Vigited by cloud Of grasshoppers, when
many Of our wheat fields were absolutely
denuded, trees stripped Of their verdure,
and whole farms were left destitute by
the raYages Of the devouring insects. l
was member Of the State Senate dur
ing the session Of 1875 and 1876, and
took an active part In rendering relief
The advocate., 1896-12-23
JUDICIOUS CONSOLIDATION.
Western KanS&nS Favor Organization Of
New Counties on Sensible Lines.

New Counties on Sensible Lines.
The question OF rearranging the bound
aries Of certain small counties is receiv-
ing considerable attention in Western
Kansas. A Dodge City man writes of
the matter to an Eastern Kansas friend
as follows:
"The consolidation should be made so
as to disCommode the people as little as
possible. To make enormous counties
and subject the people to long lines of
travel would create war. So would it
create war to make the counties long
east and west. The lines should be cut
80 "a to conform to the trade relations
Of the people, Here is q plan which
will suit the people, because it does con-
form to their natural lines of travel and
trade relations:
stanton and Morton counties should
be thrown to Hamilton county, because
the towns Of johnson City (Stanton) and
RichReld (Norton) have practically dis
appeared, and the people Of those
counties have to go to Syracuse (Hamil-
tony for all they buy anyhow. 1t would
DO mistake to consolidate Morton with
any territory on the east, because 80 per
cent Of the people Of Morton county live
north Of the Cimarron sand hills, and do
their trading at Syracuse, never going
to Liberal except once in a while with
cattle. Morton wants to be attached to
Hamilton il attached at all. ! am ad-
vised by credible authority that a
majority Of the taxpayers favor this and
that the same is true of Stanton.
"Stsvens county should be thrown to
Seward, as they trade almost exclusively
at Liberal, Hugoton (Stevens) having
no mercantile facilities whatever worth
mentioning. Grantshould go to Kearney.
Grant county people along the west line
60 to Syracuse a great deal, those in the
eastern half go to Garden City, and it
might do to put part Of Grant and
Kearney to Hamilton and q part TO
Finney, but / think it would be wiser to
throw Grant and Kearney together.
Haskell should go to Finney, as they do
their trading at Garden City.
'The only towns in the territory under
consideration that are worth anything
are Syracuse, which is an excellent trad
ing point and growing; Liberal, which
is holding its own; Lskin, which is hold
ing its own also, and Garden City. These
should be the county seats of that
territory, as they are where the people
60 anyhow, and the only points they can
reach without going through great
stretches Of sand. These towns, having
survived the wreck, ought not to be
killed by legislation
"If consolidation as above suggested
is made there will be very little kick
from the people except those who expect
county printing or county Office, and
these are generally Republicans who are
hanging on by the teeth and win pull out
when the lines are cut If Ifpolitics is to
beconSidered the above epIan IL commend
The advocate., 1896-12-23
Topeka, KANSAS, DECEMBER %, 1895.

SSNN'NNS~
those troubles. But the relief took the
form of a bill sppropristing money out
Of the treasury, and at that time we had
a surplus Of some $4,000. The bill did
not pass. We made up our minds finally
that we could take care Of ourselves, and
we did 80. But during that session a
bill was proposed to enact stay law, so
that judgments then in force might be
stayed and that the time Of the
payment of debts might be post
poned in order that the people might
pass over another year and have an op-
portunlty to meet their obligations with
out great loss. However, that bill was
not passed, and so far as can recollect,
there has never been stay law passed
in our State.
"Ths only legislation Of a character
which might by any possible construction
beregsrded as interfering with the rights
Of creditors was one passed by the Legis-
lsturs in 1889. It'wss an act reducing the
legal rate Of interest from per cent. to 6
per cent. We had there, as I think they
have In most Of the Northwestern States,
two limits to the rate Of interest, one
recognized as the legal rate, to be enforced
when no stipulation had been made by
the parties, and the other known as the
contract rate, where persons may con-
tract for a particular rate Of interest,
not to exceed the one named. At that
time our legal rate was z per cent. and our
contract rate wss y per cent That law
was repealed and another one enacted in
its stead making the legslrste6 6 per cent.
and the contract rate 10 per cent. That
was done under the jurisdiction of q
Republican administration. The Repub-
lican majority was overwhelming. 1t
was before the birth Of the Populist
party. There were not to exceed FIVE or
six Democrats in both houses Of the
Legislature. Kansas never has been
regarded as good soil for Democracy,
and il is not even yet. That was in 1889.
"In 1890 came what was properly re-
garded as political revolution in that
State. In the election campaign of that
year the Populists elected five members
Of Congress out Of eight. They elected
an overwhelming majority Of the Legis-
lature, and we believed then and still
believe that we elected our Governor, or
cast votes enough to elect him. But q
Republican Governor was insugursted.
During the session Of the Legislature
which followed there was nothing OF the
character to which these newspapers
allude. There was nothing revolutionary
either proposed or enacted. There were
no stay laws passed. There were no
laws passed affecting the obligation Of
contracts in any way except it be in what
/ shall state; and think lawyers who
are listening to me will agree with me
that there was no attempt to affect or
no effect upon the obligation of contracts
in that law. It was an act authorizing
mOrtgagors to redeem their lands when
sold under foreclosure proceedings in
court.
"MR. PLATT: After sale?
'MR. PEFFER: After sale. That
(Contisusd on pdgea)
The advocate., 1896-12-23

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ct bemtneIigbeosfmIot 5r9j

On f~lorentiuff Guis fortaller / Gns
leonins al Grnesto Gosiis 9sb en-
mertelis 9iloraselie. Den fore tra'
siife Stueipiler bar a IN 9ourue i
Bortusul, % Song 9ui5 istte fig iaa
srebsn al bans i~ceniIte 5isurer. at Fan
iurereoe BAN ct nbmerfet Repeter.l lr,
prpoet meb be fonselise Hapnetr9t.
Oct 17oe OCTOBER 1889, ST. 9 Og 80
Minuter, itauoieoe Ilret pluoislis.
Suotil ben 3io bapoe bet saaet alos'
les ~nsiastis. 3asen eiter 1T man bsre.
at Song 9uij al Ycrtusal paa bet
napnte 9lpffellet bapoe oraset lit iibite
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Oct bemmelisbecsiuloe 9r9f sjOroe
ct opbt Subtrpt pua BAN, os ban piIoe
life mere brinse llret til at saa. San
laabe bet unoer en- lioen @lasflotfe %
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! Sa8eu meaem 6oritmeitsr g. Gors
% Stortlnssmauo german 5unisn
liars ReprGientant for ~S,eoemartens
limit. DuOrulot ben ioiuaOnts er be.
rsttisct til at barre Gnmilisnauuet
Vars, afiusoes Ioaa SpiiisrstsbOm.
Stortlngsma Vars tieuotes ubereis
tiset til at bape 6amllteunpnet Gnrs;
Broessiens SmfOituluser UpbGusbss.
StrIoens Opbap bar bette. at Stors
tinssmano .. g. Vars | fin 2io bnpoe
%'oranoret lit @aarosnopn Garsrro iii
Vars, o. arlitiunlaiamilisn Wars isIte
l9 frGutet oper bette "Napneran".
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
Sen ipenife 5i9tnin9.

8. O. Seioennam ifitorer / en- l9ns
sere Qrtitel i ct iranf 9iosf riit ben
~iuenite Gistniug / be Bar iioite War
buuoreoer. 2lssiom 9aine / i'm Gnss
lambs 9iteruturbiiiorie ~bespnber ban
meo at b~eItriue 2aubet os bets alima.
Natur.n er Nib, rolis os ltot melan'
tolit, ifriper ban. Os brin9er Wsnneitene
inb / 3rsmmerisr ps contemplation.
Wien alimatet ubmarfer Jig peo bratte
Opsrsanse, os oeraf iortlarsr ban zig
SOltets aaratter. gaa buert 8lao |
Spsri9es Siitorie ipm / bets 2itsratur
nsosr be iamme gienbOmmsli8beosr
ct leuenoe EnIte ON aruftuoioloelie
mibt / 9rsmmerisrne, 2ausiel eiter
ijerne Gpsntpr, f~oreuet meo en- bpb
Observation-Disclosures. Den ipenite
Ganb er altio paa Sast siter nOset npt
/ ~llolanbst; men nepps bar ben ,no'
iprt bet % tIlesuet fig bet, fsr bet an'
tassr en- poerlissausnoe os slfluiip
aarafter iom eGers i~nssnitsos.
sperise bar baft iur1,isaiSe ltte'
rare Gppfer. Saalebes ben euselfe,
ba Gboiion, Bope os epiit tisnte iom
Msnitre: berefter ben frantic, hpis
gausbrposr bar 9alin, iOm itCb unoer
Subflposlie al 8oltaire os Gncpclo'
p9oiterns; ben fables osiaa ben GU
fta%pianIte eiter aons 8uitap ben treble,
ium par irnnf / Sino os 9Rntsmaaoe.
Siosn tom ben tpfteGpOte, Sa ben ipsa'
lie 2iteratur sau fig til at eitsriisne
2esinG 8!OpitOd, S6iler % GUstbe.
Stanoinauismeu gap Stsoet III
manssn bsseiiirst 9istulns, inbtil ben
lfanoinaUiite 2anfe ON en- Screening
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

200 Nars neutrality-suspicious..
8tbros Sarueri os 8apsri / IalbOrs
isirebe ben 1Soe Suli ct iieloent Subj
lauur, nemlis 200 G~ursoasen for 6or'
rstninsens Stiitelie.
5orretninsen blep srunolast al 5ar'
per guoers Grltien, Der ben 1Soe Suli
1896 III tOnselis 8eoilsnlns til at
uare Saruer | Galburs. Sammen
meb gnoers Gritien iii tiaise to andre
8epilsuins til at briue Jarperi / Gal'
borg, men meoens be to andre 5arues
rier e%iterbaanOen er fo~riuunone. bar
ben al Gnbsrs Gritien itiitsoe 5orret.
ming beloist mOoitaast 2ioens 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

Nielf fra SGtercn. st 5orips pan
Of iraste Melf ira Sateren til gpen er
Ni5ie Gage bespuot. Sra Iorbiate'
Ten til 9ilebammsr Meieri fisres M
ItIt buer MOrsen. Der er ipp Sa'
er'tr, iOm bar laaet iis iammen ON
SsNne aisrtns. Oct laber til at gao
aNmRrfet. Sra Sattren iisres tiolis
ON @Orseusn, os man meobrinser ba
10 Niuul. aitenmslieu % Norsenmel'
tn. Ssien tor life puer 2 Timer, %
ISsI'eu piier iis peo 5remiomiten til
s~EsIerist at bore lise COB.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

MilDe @auer. 8 Saoerslso Drop
I'll er Der iislse "8ir6h9ss @eieB unS
8srOronun9sblutt1 njantet iUrltIeaige
@aUer, bells @ienitanoe, bells Beuoe,
til Gauu for Surfer % Sosne inosn'
for BrOuitist. Slauot oisie fan nGo'
mes 5000 Mart TT MOltrup SOgus
iattiJe ira @u0roeier 8. 8. abrsnfisl
Raullrup. 3eSuoen ltal u9pneS et
2esut pua 5000 Mart fra &. g. @Ouse
paa 8eitersuaro cs ct paa 1000 fra
.. 8. Sepien / Sailirup til gsbp
Sosus iattige.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

after Semiuariet til SolmeItranb?
Sirfefomiteen inoitiaer paa, at He'
sierinsen bempnoises til at inotisbe
@aarbeu "@auien" ueo Splmetrano
for at eeminarist / NIfer fan ouerHpt'
tes BERTH. s bet giemeo bempnbises
&esierinsen til at laoe ubarbeioe 9ss'
ninaer for bet npe Seminars 8psnin'
aer. @aaroen "@auien" eies al Sol'
metranbs 8ommuue, Der bar tilbuot
at Ialse Gienoommeu til Staten for
20, 900 8rpner, ct 2ilbub, Der mat ans
fees ierlis sunitist for Staten,
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
Decentralization "Stanoarb'

er ytapnet paa ct Selitab, Der er oan'
net / Gtcdbolm meb en- &apital al
minoit $4,000 8r., bsiit 100000 ar..
loroelt paa attier al 500 8r. Selita'
bet ital oriue inoen. ps uoenrlss
5rastiart iumt bermeo ~iprenelis Brit
iOmbeo. Sehprelien ital baue fit Saos
| @ptebora.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
3rann paa 2anbsbnaben.

grano paa Granddaughter. Wan'
bag 5urmibbas ben Ste Suli branbts
en- ms ppfprt 8aibuo hos 2unbbanoler
arne Soltenssaarb / Col. Seloispis
oar 8eiret alosles file, iaa ben
noale faa Meters Giitano lissenSs
SOpeobpsntus meo gutif reobsSss.
Reo Yafbobsn brenote enbel 8arer.
Saapiot pioes Dor lntet asiureret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
Sort CHieer a~rreherct. Sra aip'

benbdpn berettes 3oie os.:
"aftenblaoet" meooeler, at 8plitist
laaar bar aubolot en- 60saaris nprl,
Officer iur Here srauersnoe Seoslis'
beosblitorier. gluuot anoet itol ben
Nubolote bare pit uanItGnois Spibr-
lei ucenior 3ipOlis 8pncsrtial. Gen
nOrlte &esjeriuS er unoerrettet ON au.
bUloelien. Der err en- MulisbeO for,
at Seofommenoe life er tilresnelig os
bllper uoleueret uoen at i~traffes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
Gapieilabien peo Malmp. Walmg

Soe SuIi. I'll Seltaselle / ben inters
rationale 8apieilaos peo Walms pan
Ssnoas er M anmelot 81 5artsler,
oeriblunot 20 ipenife. 81 oanlte, 2
norlfe % 8 tpife. @rosi erer 9oreub
Seier Os Siibsrsosr Ruouli 8atm bar
itiantet prastise sgresprami.r, %
Here andre er iti1eoe / uoist.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

Torore 9ergeubns amtstbing bas
v1lgt Gtlbsreoer Chr. Ili9elien til
comiuihrerenoe 9ireftpr for Imtets
9ampitibs, ioet 9plotasiere 9ou,s
bar iraiaet Jig S%tilinsen iom 9irettsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
Sperige.

SiIterit paa geirplabS. Baa Gr'
uala er 8eitsBta &esimente bleuen
biemisst al 9iiterit Us anoen Salsips'
bonn. Smtrius 20 Retruter er bleuen
Inae.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

Sre Yroiesiurpoiter. nemlis be Deb
VrUiesiprerne Gasparis, @inses %
gubtrtS 9po lsol9bleone, benbolospis
t gbeOlOsi, inbre Neoicin % Gets'
viocnita oil III inareit mulist is9es
hri-tte.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
Cperfiprt paa Serubaneu. @aa,

Suerfiort paa S~erubanen. @aar'
bruser Ser Clsion ira Grasluf uec
8urbers. 70 Sar sammel, OBJ rtjsrtes
iorlsoen al 4.9oset. 5 WtIl isnoeniOr
Surbsrs, ioet bans Seit blep itremt
% itormeoe mob GOset. San bsos
eleblitfelig.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

Solgt Seglperf. Gpre @abbetorp
9ealperf / Sreorifitao er bisie Gage
iolat til gpsmeiterne s.. 8. 8ettsrlen,
9. 8eberIsn, 8riitiania. % 8erfssier
aarien, Srebriifao. aisbeiummsn
ubefleuot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

TiasteleIUuen 9riitiania - Stien
VII MI mart fuune benpttes. 9lnierne
RrtTtianin-Stien ital iuaeialo bore
fsrOioe, % bet pil life rare mango
Gage, fpr 6orbiuoelien meb 8orssruno
"a 8repif er / Sroen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

vi 0Gr0lo 6aaroraaoe aster man
Al faa reiit Ell Slueofstte | Oslo.
scnlurranceiuobpoelie til bore Biaebs
tp1ocre fan pentes III Spiten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

Stort GienSomsials. llmeaa, lite
Suli. Suartpits GttiebOlas bar iOlst
Solmiunos Sasbrus, bet iterIte noroens
for Sunosual, til ct iuenitsnurlf aon'
lortium for Z, 800, 900 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

Srntnet. Gosnie. Zoe SnIt. @lait'
siper Is. R~asmusisn, 6otsI "9oitsaar'
ben" / Coeuis, CT / aites orutust ueO
8aoutue peo Stiae.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

SinmduibrDllnp. 5urlsoeu tunoe
Snuroeler Sens Gbriftenfn os Suitru
sareu Gbriitsnieu, isot Rislsoattsr,
/ AaIbur3 isirs osrss 0iomantbrpQut.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

grano. 2aiuHs Camping / SunO'
liz ueo Giteriun ncbbrGnote icrleoen.
Den a ioriifret / "Stanoia" for 49,
900 8r. st fort Splas al bgulsos
SOro, Der bar uasiurereoe, s~oelasOes,
iaaleoes at @ieren lioer ct fslelisi
Tab.
= s 9cdetOrps 2anosbp ueb sfSfos
nebbranote iorleoen Nat 9rGitesaar'
ben, airfsn, Der bar fra 1900 Qarene,
% to 8onoegaaroe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

GonIuler. e.. Q. g. gnselitisn
,r anerfienot ium &epubliten Yerus
sOniul i ariItiauju % 6. Sruottorb
; R10sG.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

Gulbe. Sra Sossenoal ffriues ben
7Oe 9uli. 5orleben ianf 2%emperaturen
laa Iaut, at YOtetessr9siet frss Os
OIsHebe, iaa gsrene laa sanNe forte.
Ut acknowledgements, iom bang
bot uppe paa en- Beg. uiite to Sarme'
sraOer, buoraf man fan ilutte, at aul'
ben mua BABE bOlot fig lanss Soro'
'OerIaOeu. Oct er osiaa fun be lapeit'
Il88cuoe Ssre, ium bar maattet boloe
Inn
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

III 50 uoicrtes i SUM fra Srntss
bra Glmts 9oloteoer: 8ors9rnno:
5156 Cons, Breuit: 9130 T., 9uuses
limb: Al &. &ra9erg: 12,178 Cons.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
Spnoeripuano.

genipfen. aanoioat Giibsr'8e n'
son al Gabenraa ct al aonfitoriet
aiel blspen ubnepnt til 8rait / Ro'
aaer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

granb. &alunobore, 21oe Suli.
= gl,tes peb 1Os3ioen ubbrso Slb I
ben @Obseier 2atuaes ttlbsrenoe Sos
lunobOrs 2aoesaaro, buOr en- Sibe'
lanse fulotanois neobranote. $40
Soin luoebranots. st tilitsoenoe Ma'
ltinuertiteo nebbranOte osiaa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07
Geroens norblisfe SclcfonNation

Geroens norolisie Selcfonfation
Stofbolnl, lite Suli. "Npu 8aslist
aQebanoa" meooeler: 8erbens noro'
lisite 9elefonanlas bltuer i~anoipnlis'
uis bet. iom opfsres paa 3unifser
ueo Spitsbersen. Gnoree msoisrtC
2raab Os Gpparuter til iaaoanne Gin
leg, iaa at be, Der er beFiaitiseoe msr
Saaouens 5plonins, unoer Sploniu'
gen funne itaa / 9sleioniorbinbelit
meo 3ampitibet. Otter 5piOninser
uil Gnoree, buis 8ino % So tllabeI
bet, laoe 8allOnen saa op fUrisssuia
iom Salon Gaptii, faitet til stIbst %
i 2elefuniorbinoelie meo bette.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

GOltbar Wuirreos. s en- en- GieH'
bonn / 5lensbOrs er Der / oisie 8ngs
iunoen Ell Muiereos, Der bar lnuet al
SaIm, Auisltumper % - en- Suuore'
oemarfs isoOel, builten al Uluiene q
bentet pp al en- Suffert. SeOleu Dor
ben Grab ltublot al Muiene, at Giersn
- iOm baUoe siemt Ssolen til oeruec
at beitrioe Gmtoitningsrne ueo fit nrr'
i%Oreitaueuoe Grpaup - neppe ull iaa
@%rltatuing for ben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-07

Spao ansaar Spmaltluen "Suspennen, " ba
or lea apbt tllirebs meo ben. Zen bar ar'
beioet ulireosltilsnoe | eubuer Senieenoe
ben lib, Ieg bar baut ben. 6ra9isn ioltsoe
g. so. Ears cISeu, Repel, Soma,