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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
POPE BOB'S" DOUBLE.
1t Was Not Col. InEersoII Who Had
the Encounter with Beggar.

CHICAGO. March 7.-Colonel Robert G..
Ingersoll was much surprised to-day when
he heard of the report about his supposed
encounter with beggar the night before
His manager, C. r. Farrell. when ques-
toned about the incident. said: There
must have been some mistake. attended
Colonel Ingersoll to the theater myself. and
was with him all the time, and no one ever
accosted us. The only way 1 can account
for the story Is that somebody was i'm
personating the colonel. The colonel is ac-
customed TO giving aims literally and L am
sure, would never strike a beggar." In
regard to the colonefs health he said that
II was much improved since his last III
ness. The colonel had been taking treat
ment for corpulency. and had reduced his
weight nearly fifty pounds which had i'm
proved his general health.
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END OF A FOOTPAD.
sandbagger Falls Dead While Being
Confronted with His Victim.

NEW YORK, March Late Saturday
night. while Herman Goldstein. a halter,
was entering the door of his home on East
Sixteenth street he was felled by a blow
from sandbag In the hands of a man who
suddenly sprang from a hallway. Goldstein
shouted Justify, and the sandbagger fled
but was caught by two men who were pass
ing and brought back. The men asked Mr..
GoIdstein IL ne could identify the prisoner
as the O.ls who assaulted him. and he re-
piled that he could not. Suddenly the
prisoner became palld ana sank down from
apparent illness. Before medical help could
not yet been identified. He was about thir-
~ years old tall and dark. and looked like
a Spaniard. lie wore beard and small
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
The Lack of Water.

There was a noticeable lack of water in
the Capitol-avenue cistern last night dur
ing fire. When the water tower was first
put in operation a full stream was thrown
on 10 the building, but at the end Of a
few minutes the supply was exhausted. For
about five minutes efforts to pump water
from the cistern were futile. During the
rest of the evening while the fire lasted the
stream from the water tower and the other
streams playing from that side of the
building were extremely weak and lacking
in force. At the water works last night il
said that. far as the people there
knew, there was no reason for the trouble
They said if such trouble had occurred
department in not properly turning on the
hydrants. for there had been nothing in the
operations of the water works To interfere
with the ready flow of water into the els
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opened by Felix Vincent. who was a very
popular actor during the fffties. He had
stock company. His leading lady was sal
lie ST. Clair who lived and later died at the
corner OF South and New Jersey streets.
At that time IL was customary to begin
farce like ''Toodles." and then would follow
a drama or tragedy. The same company
put on both pieces Thus Sallie St Sialr
was compelled 10 be a soubrette in Too
dies" and then half hour later she would
appear as the stately Ophelia in Hamlet,
Everything was required OF stage people
AT that time John Saunders. who now
manages the stage in. the Scottish Rite
building was property man when the Met
ropolitan opened. He remained twenty
years in the house.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
The Immense Crowds There.

1t seemed that half the population of the
city was at leisure last night, for no SOON
er had the flames from the fire begun to
flash up above the surrounding buildings
than the streets and avenues leading to
the center of the city were thronged Con-
ductors on outbound street cars carried
the news TO all parts of the city and as
a result the cars bound for the downtown
district at 1880 O'Clock were crowded. The
gilded top OF the StatehouSe dome made
a rejecting beacon that could be seen in
the farthest suburbs. The police reached
the scene early enough TO stretch ropes
before the immense jam of people gathered
around the Statehouse and on Washington
street near the Bates. Lines were stretched
across Capitol avenue in front of the Con-
sumers' Gas Trust building and thence
south on the Statehouse lawn to Wash
ington street. Perhaps five thousand peo-
pie were on the lawn and as many more
on the Market-street corner. while WASH
ington street held even larger crowds
which the police kept out OF the way Of
the flremen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
The Third Theater Burned.

Chief of Detectives Timothy Splan. who
stood by and saw the old theater burn last
night had spent many = day when he was
young watching the construction Of the
building He recalled that the Park was
the oldest theater in the city and was the
last of a trio of early amusement houses
To burn Before the Park was built, In
dianapolis was entertained a a hall where
the Stewart drughouse now stands. at Me-
ridian and Maryland streets. After the
Park was built the Morrison Opera House.
on the northeast corner of Maryland and
Meridian streets, was constructed. but this
was afterwards destroyed by fire. NJ.
O'Connor q, Co.'S wholesale grocery store
now stands the site. The Academy of
Music was put up later at the corner of
Illinois and Ohio streets. and this went UP
I'm flames In 1877.
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municating the fire to the rear. although
the fire seen in the back part of the house
was eighty feet from that i'm front.
Ii would also seem that there could be no
injury to the switch board in the box office
that would affect the wires in the rear in
low them to continue in that condition. on
incandescent circuits an oVercharge results
in the immediate melting of fuse on the
line overcharged and as soon as the fuse is
melted the current is shut off and there can
be no further sizzling. There is simply
flash and all is over.
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was successful. The fact that the fire did
not get outside of the theater is principally
due TO the very thick frewall that sepa-
rated il from the adjoining buildings. This
is one of the heaviest and best walls in
town, having been built at a time when
such walls were relied upon for fire protec-
ton TO a mitch greater extent than they are
now
While the tower was being moved line
of hose was taken to the roof of John
Rauchs cigar factory. and water was
thrown on the roof of the Cleveland Club.
In short time another line of hose was
taken TO the top of the building east of
Rauch's place means of protecting the
buildings in that block.
By this time the windows were all roar
ing furnaces and parts of the roof had been
burned away or had fallen in. There was
no place inside the theater building that
not burning. Several streams were
turned on the roof of the building adjoining
on the north and care was taken that the
fire should not communicate to it by the
cornice. Sparks as big as hats were flying
from the roof of the building but the slight
wind had shifted so they fell mostly on the
Capitol-avenue pavement and the State
house lawn.
About O'Clock the first large piece of
cornice fell from the building. 1t was on
the north end of the west side. Two groups
OF firemen were standing at the curb hold
ing lines of hose with which they were pro-
tecting the adjoining building. There was
yell from the crowd the cornice began
to loosen and the flremen saw what was
coming and dropped their hose i'm time TO
get out of danger. The cornice did not
strike the point where they were standing,
but it was so close that many spectators
felt uncomfortable until they saw the men
quietly at work with their hose again.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
Po~tofIicc Burglarizet.

RAVENNA. o.. March Robbers broke
In TO the postofiice here early this morning
by saving the bars OF the windows OF the
mailing room. The safe was blown omen
with dynamite and between $500 and 5000
IL money and stamps taken. The rob
berry was not discovered until late this
morning. No clew.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
Strikes of Garment work.rs

NEW YORK, March 7.-Small strikes of
garment workers In East Side shops were
without number to-day. The strikers held
crowded meetings In three halls all day.
Late this afternoon IL appeared as though
at least l2.000 operators in all branches of
the clothing trade would be on strike to-
morrow
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08

Before the purchase OF the Park Theater
by Dickson & Talbot the theater was
under the management of Simon Mccarthy.
one OF the best-known variety theatrical
men In the business. IL was then called
the Met" and Mccarthy made il famous
for the high-class stock company which
he engaged. Among some of the best
known people with him were Marsh
Adams. Fanny Bean and AL Lipman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
Another Alarm Came In

The two-story house at No. 236 South
Capitol avenue owned by S. III. Mead, was
damaged by fire last night to the extent Of
about $500 The fire started from a de-
fectiye fiue. The alarm was sounded dur
ing the time the Park Theater IRE was
raging. The entire fire department was
there. \ few companies which had not
laid out their hose were sent TO the Capt.
tol-avenue IRE and soon extinguished IL.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
The Popular
MONON ROUTE
Il l.n. the o'e'tCHICAGOIh,m@ssa re, ;o AZ HOURS
FOUR DAILY TRAINS

Leave Indianapolis-7:0o a. m, IL so a. m, s:35
y. 1855 night.
Trains Arrive In.lianapoIs-3:3O a. m, 7:45 a.
m. 2:2J q. M, 4:37 p m.
Local sleeper IN Indianapolis ready at $50 D.
m Leaves Chicago, returniIg &, at 2:45 =. m. Can
be taken any time after $50 y. m.
Ticket offices. West Washington street. Union
Station aad Massa chusetts-avenue Depot
GEO. w. HAYLER ID. p. A..
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THEY WILL FIGHT THE POWERS
RATHER THAN EyACUATE CRETE.
Answer TO the Identical Notes Conxfd-
and Approved by the King.
PROPOSALS TO BE REJECTED
on GROUND THAT GREEKS CANNOT
LEAVE CRETANs TO THEIR FATE.

Preparations Complete for the Block
ade OF the Piraeus by Foreign
Fleets Probably This Afternoon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Deformity Apparatus, Trusses, Elastic Hos
tery. Largest stock OF Artificial Eyes in the
State. Invalid Chairs of all kinds and acces-
sories for the sick room. Trusses made and
properly adjusted. Store open every Saturday
night.
WM. III. ARMSTRONG & CO.
u South Illinois Street. Indiananolis. Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-03-08
TOTAL LOSS ABOUT s12y.ooo.
OF This Dickson q Talbot VIII Lose
S10O,00O-The Insurance.

= The losses by fire and water will prob
ably be about as follows, roughly esti-
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Soao Gattcnc tror on Wens
ncifcnc.

8etie Spgrgsmaal itaiier ben ens
gsllte Na~turioriter % GariUtnllt SOuts
RObiniou me9et Quueobrno, % ton
bar nnIis oerum Itreuet Ell morlOm Ars
tifeL buorl ban Direr:
"a DC Suoigotc pna Spobausgerne
for isriie Gang ina en- 6cit, ~uoraabte
De: "Rei, lulltet tort Suru!" aatten par
enelte Bebper / De itore Sfoue, 90 ben
bapoe in9eu andre anmerater eno 2rGs
erne / famine. Den iaubt en- gOllg !
be bnIe GrRfammcr % ct itttert 2tls
llu9tsteo oppe paa De bDIeite @renr.
"a BEN M for isrite 8au8 1T ct
Wenneite at ie, maatte Den tagc BAN
for ct pnnorenbe Era, mob buffet bet
bar mesct ~bcbageli8t at itubbe jig, buts
neberite @rene (5Dooernc) goeoe Ell
betuem 2iosepluo:. Os fra bcis cure
@reue Der al OF til ialot Ell lRfter Bib,
ct Stptte 5aarelteg elier uO9te 5rn8ter.
0tan pil fanite flyer DIR. ao6raion,
lie ao Oenue 3beorl; men uuar aana'
terne taser en- Seit for Ell Suin, tUor'
for Ifuloe iaa life &atteuc iRtte bet
benz pelbetjenbte Ara / 50rbtn0etie
meo ben u%beijenote Drsauisme, JON
fables Menneite.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

Sparstudns, o. IuOen De sntelte 6or'
sniussr uiloe ianoau beiiemt fanne
sigre flor Wptic, men ben pasier life
ION @leuitauo ier Oiisntlig JoranItatt'
ming, laliaio life ior 1toen.
Roget maa Der aisres. bpis ul life
mart Itnl lad ps en- S~amiunoSipSa
bonn paa Salien, Der oaritelis laoer
iig farere. men uot iUrebp9ge. Rapn'
lts uit Gorboloene / DC fore BDsr
mart blue umuli9e. arbetosanitai'
tcrne boiler pan en- goo 1anfc, Der lite
er realiieret. 5or tent tager Den iat
paa ben cntclte % CT bleuet mere Strdi'
anitaIter cub electromagnetic.
Selp / Gmerlta iororer man, at ell
Snb ilptter lint hos goIittst legltimere,
at bon fan o. of arbeioe % life or
tommen IND, nlsue foroi ban bauoe ior
msset uauifeli9siort fin Sitting /
Siembp9oeu. Suorfor life inoicre oennt
entIe apntrpl Der hos os.-"Suuo'
b%eosblaoet."
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
bierteiy9oo,n.
ganfenoe on baDenoe 0jerte, Han
Observation-Disclosures.
Smsrter | 6jertet.
let or meget a;porlist.

Ct Siier ior p]srteipIoom lcUsr ct aHsit'
Iutot atu.
Ter er iaa meget, fem fan opsranrrsnge
ct iUaaI 0.erte oa Handle oct.
D{en Dlerteonoet befuoer life et ipgt
slerte 40 lite CT 0Iul al 5uuoreoe.
Sc iornaridaes peo 5priielie,t be GerCer,
iont toHtrolertr Siertet.
Raar Teres Saanb ifiTlner, bd oil De be-
baHote De- NerueE iout foHtrolerer 9aaHoen.
8aa famine Maa0e maa 1e itprfe Sterte.
Hrrpsruc, adar gisrtst uilsr Ia at pore luaat.
Sc er iufptenot8 fori'i,Itge fra HerpeI'
n / 7erss baanD - be illbgEer ct aaulse
anoct Snfem. 1eres Bile foutrotlerer life
1tres 6terteneroer.
Der hnoes Suuoreber al Meoicinsr for
Snauoueruerns, men tnu en- for 3isrtet.
0icrtenfruerne tiIhgrer oct lunpatbettite
EerpciuiteBr, ef 5gitent. ION Or. Sboop
ipeetelt bar ~ftuoetet / en- bel 9eoenjoer.
"a Or. Shops 8]ienopretter (Restor-
ativcJ CT Rfiuttatet al bette hans Siuotaut.
Get er Den eneitr fienote Meoleiu, oer ltBr'
Ter be iuopsuoias Gerper, e0er ioui fure9l-
pes at tuHue qlgre oct.
Be0 at atpe otsje IcrUer Itpsiraft pl
nritcu aIle Slsrteipgopmm funnel elbreoes.
o. pau irgcn auoen Wiaaoe er oeIbreoelis
mullg,
81. Gboop bar ftreuet en- BOG ON Sisrtet.
hp0ri han iorlRler bet uller bebiie al. buao
be mooerHc 8toeaifabsmRuo ueo ON famine.
2en CT lIreuet for at freIie p]icrteip9oom'
nteRS Ore.
80gen iaae5 frtt; itrip eiter ben.
81. Sboops 8leuopretter RestorativeJ
toiter Sill 90 ". SLATE bps Npotbeferne elsr
mco Grpre3 ioruobetnlf. Ser ,Slditer for
$500. N0resier: 3r. Sboop, G52 2Ro
StreCt X, Haetne, Nls.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

2aaumflufer. 2anbmano Better
Sfou / 2gaumilojter bar ben %iorlsbuc
CONNER lepsrst en- Del VII til aiGbens
baUns Belpsutn9suaisr. 3 5oraaret
a Der en- 9ieprrientant for bette
asgumfloiier Tor at uuoerfSee 5orbpl'
bene, pg ban ianot ca pna y. Sfops
Mnrf en- Slass Of, iOm funoe bruses.
Der bleu oiienot Ell Srput % ienerc
aiiluttst en- Spsrensiomit meo y. Ssou
ON at lepere 100, 900 &uno pr. 8ane
III aisbenbnpu / 2pbet al Sommeren
Srijen er $50 SIR. pr. 1000 9unp.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

inotrai jorteoen ueo bet meoiclnite 5as
tultst i Berlin. @n uu9 2R8e, Ser'
mann Sennebers ira Uia9oebura, Der
ltulOe ioriuare Ell A~ibanolins iOr 2ot'
torsraoeu. bapoe nemll9 III Opponeu'
ter fine TIRE alore 8rgore. Gen enc er
8roiettor peo bet anatomilfe Sultitut |
@ieien, ben anoen atsiiitent ueo ben
plptintrite 9lintt / Berlin og ben ire
Die Or. / J%llOioii. SAB os lili6ie, al
ben uuse Sage meo GLANDS beitOo
Ireuen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

IlIpffe. Gil 8aritsdeien paa Sors
ten er inbIpbet Meloins ON, at ct
Damprsr bar iprunset paa ben MP
bpasebe uorife 9%urpeoobaao opal"
uuber beunes 5art fra Gliding til Bill
lau, bpprpeo ct Iar al s6ifaus Mas
~ltiniolf bleu alporllsere % ct Sar LETT
tere iaaret, bpprbos ben norife Mas
ifiniit Gbriitenien fit fine Sanoer mo-
get iorbranote, men ellers Hap soct fra
Def.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

Sra Sfnliioro. 5urlecen Bag siens
ianotes 2lset al Sleparo Ssrenien
ptre aaarplf / aualiunb, iom bortfum
tiior Ueb glaebelseustio. Seb at slptte
eiter Sport ianOt mau 9iset ueo 2pss
bunb % bar oct belt, men peo Sptass
ulllseu falot noset af Sopeoet os Grs
meme bort. s bans Connie fanotes
II Ser, bporai Ell SifrOneieobel iom
bar ~ubeFaoiaet eiter Ouer ct aars beus
ll9sen / Ssen. 9esuoen iaubtes Com.
meubret M. M.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

gaabeffuD. Ole Chr. Slfen Gina.
belps 15.aarssamle ssn fom iprlebeu
Iemt til Sfaoe berueb, at ban ramme@
oes al en- Sa~slaonins. Gan bolot Ges
paret itpttet mob @uluet % ultberars
men, ba ban fom / Serprelie meo @es
parbauen meo ben 5slee, at Sfuooet
oif Of pg 9abnmsen traf BAN | Saans
ben, armen us / Salien % anIistet.
San blep itrar inolast paa gmts ipge,
buffet, 1triper "5leffefjurosp."
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

HDmoae. Wlsaer Ssrsenien al
GpmsIe bleu en- Sag, oa ban beianot
fla noe / Mslen, rant al ct Glagt,ls
ialbs. Den ti!falote 2ase fanbt bans
5ilitano beteHfelig. Oct er ct uneer,
Zig 9rai at bet uetcp par ior 5 4ar
iioer, at RcQens tioligere Gier, Sspisn,
psiaa ramteS af ct Slastilfalbs, Der
meofgrte Igoen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
&c arbeioslpic, arbeiDSipre

er, iom ale andre MenneIfer, TO Clogs,
nemlis lflftelise os uittffelige. Iii be
fsrite bgrer be, iom mob tit eeet Gnlfe
peb Smtanoisbeoer, iom be lille er
Serre ouer, er lat no al 8irtiOmbeb.
Eli be iibIte bDrer ale be, iom life Ill
ar beibe, men bog FREEZER l~lnberboib AZ
Samiunoet % ipser at ifaffe fig bet
iaa letuinot iom mrti9t.
De fleite al otsie CT mer eQer MIN
ore iorfomne, iorialbne til Wiisbrug al
Ilfobu[ / en- eaer anoen 5orm, ON
summereu paa en- eaer anoeu Maabe
betlenbe, ON 8intereu ior en- flor Del
beiOlfenoe Soipitalerne. GRngslerne os
Nrbeiosauitalterne S Jte9elen an'
Goloer DC ON Grbeibe, men be mener
iEtet meo bet % ia9er life imoo bet,
ON bet bpoes.
Sfiaelinjen mellem otsie TO alas Ter
Of a~rbeibslsie faar man berior itrar
~truftet, naar Gamfunoet iSrser for, at
Der altio er enoel Qrbeioe (NGbsars
beioe) al pas ienoe art at sioe til benz,
iom isser Sialp, ps poer benz enten /
9arer (5soemioier, Srenoe, alaoer)
eIer 8erse en- pasienbe Gritatnins for
Irbeioet.
Ser fiubes paa mango Steoer pri.
pate 5oreninser, iom peo SJRlp al
inbiamlebe Wiioler bar taset op en- fac.
ban 8,rfiombeb, men be pirter iprebt
% u~easartet. BAT beler life funnet
boloe fit 9rOsram. nemlis BLOT at
bielpe De itittelise 8sblioenoe, men
bar maattet tase fig af baaoe 5attiss
peienets % 8Olitiets 5attIse.
Gnbper Commune ifuioe p9re jDrz
plistet til at Orsaniiere bette Slass
Slalp eiter beitemte Resler paa en-
bldg os retiarbis Raaoe. De arbstos,
lsie, iom uil % fan arbeioe, bsr aloris
liOe Rso for fig os fine.
Ser er MI paa mango Steoer, iiar |
5pilano, 6rantrise Os England, BE-
itrabelier oppe / beune &etnins. Oct
er napnlis gpttearbeioet. ipm man To-
ger sjenuem oct ofientlise at iaa orbs
net. Oct uil /. 81. iise, at naar en-
etomaser pe en- StrRooer besge er
arbsibslsie, gier ben isrte Sto ior ben
iiofe os ben iiolte aleoer for ben
isrite.
Saa er bet be Ofieutlise aontorer
for anpisuins paa arbeibe, Der Tiger
at ioroele 4rbeib8tr9iterne. Meoens
Der, iom befienot, Ousralt saar mesen
G~rbsibstrait leoig / Sperne, err Der
mansefebs for 0tanaef paa 2anos'
bpspen.
slise apHtorer off altio eisre mesen
Suite, naar be er unoer aonirol %
itpres al %erinrne os retifaine 5olt.
SiIt % fer bar Iaufen paa 5orlit'
ri~uasauitaltsr mob ar~bsibslssbeD rsiit
fla, pg pan entelt eteo CT oermeO slOri
goriss. Ser er BOG manses8anitelis'
beoer, naar bet si1lcer unoer De bsili
io~rltieaise 5orbplb at beresne Rsiiioeu
os biubre. at uarlisbeo ps 9Ouenifab
lom lao oite eIers. iratfsr al mso o..
%piuiten.
Der bar paret iorsilaaet at inoiSre
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
areitlug mob GreItina.

areiting mob Greiting. Suseuipr
Grel streitlns. Geoattsr Of "2iosFriit
Tor S%aanopnrf ps Snbuitri" bar ans
lagt Sag mob 3isponenten for Sein,.
bal Raftinforretuins, Sr. Sernbarp
areitine, for at faa benne fraopmt
5tetten til at bore Rnpuet 8reitins.
9. areitins, Tom oprmoelia beb Sto.
lefalo - eiter Ell al @aarbeue Sfolss
fulb paa Nnspooen - fiji / fin Sio
ueo fsl. HeiuIutiuu S~ilabelie til ct
ppta fin Seltemprs Rapn &reitina.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

GienbDmsInIg. Siaerso. 7pe De-
cember. SaarOeier Sans Mortenieus
tlolisere Gaaro i Saarlpie, 5ierebp
Spsu, Der peo ben Iornplis aibOlbte
3oanssauttion bleu o~oertaset al bet
Sulotielbife 5ioeifomiS iom uiploelt,
sjort Gantbaper, er eiter ~iiftert 5or,
lpoenoe al bette iol9t til iorbenuGrenoe
@aaroeier al 8eibp S. 3euien for
So 900 6r.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

Gsbjerg Girfe. bar Sommersns
SOB oaret unberfaitet en- betpoelis ros
uicelie. Soranorinsen &c sanite uiit
life iulbt foresaaet, men airfens beiti'
beige Snopielie ioreto9es bog af Si,
ifop @eb6s. 8iitoppens Sio paa
oeune Sioe Sui er nemlis iaa it2rft
pptaget, at Der life ienere funoe blipe
en- 3ag iilppers iii Snopielien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Soorleocs CT oettc2

vi uotootr en- Belsunlng at 500 Tor hUi.fetiombeif
1tlinloe al adtarrh, iom life 6a4t 9atarrh Care fan
tRrere. Z. 3. Gbeuen. Erops., 3oteOo, 6
Bi uahsrieaueeeh r tieH5t n. 3. GbsneB be itoite
l. War, o. ri amer BAN TOT al oRre belt I'D bRosriig /
ale 6lHosls traHsdttioHer % ~flaudeIt er ban iitlHO
III al msee ale 5orpltgtelitr, ION 5trHaet gigr.
Rei a. 1rudr. gsrolsidle Irug9tlts, E0lebo, g.
gsaloiua. Keenan, & gtarpln, &solEiale Z sussrts,
Toiebr, @.
sails Gatarrb Sure or for in0ueHbil girug, ca bet
utrfer paa Slooet "a 5rftemft5 5itnorerH1os grtS
Is Gents III. Slate. 5plass hos ATE 3rugliitr.
5ettmDuter gratis.
3e bette er paas 5amiIiepiaer. (3au.l
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

S~aberslep. BaitOr Slieu al Ssns
Der Stenorup, &Oloius, bolOt ~forleoen
Ssnbas % aars Subil9um Tom Brett
/ sosuet. Gen samIe Brett, Der nu
er 80 aar sammel % iOm for "a bar
Brett / Sg%noeripaunb, er messt of
bolot | Meuiabebeu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

Gn M Smoriabrif, "8itins" er
unoer s%litieoannelie / Bergen meo
aisbmanb Omar Sauspit iom 8ispOs
nent. @ftisfapitalen er paa bet nar>
meIte fulbtssuet. Sslifabet bar inos
fisbt ct iiprre ganoialo G~itelaness
uien. Sprnben 3iluirtnius al Mar'
aariuImpr, blir Der osiaa 5abrifatiOn
al 9uufe % BlifembaQase.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

6oriattcren Grif gle bar fact slns
iatteIie OsO Bibliotheque Sainte-Ge-
nevieve (Section Scandinavia j $50,
ris 'Or at uourbeibe en- aatalos til ben
o'rOarenoc 10000 8inb iterte ifanoi.
8O9iamlina.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01
Sill Tieroemouo paa gnbrees 8a

Sil 5jerbemano paa gnorees Serb
til Sptts bergen pg epentuelt NOropO'
len ct antaget qeitnuut ueo NorolaubS
Grtileriregimeute @uitni Speosnburg.
9an er n gar sammel og bar / 3
slar pnret gift meo en- 3atter al Groi.
5rib. NObenfisle. 8eo GgpeOitiOneu
Ital ban iunsere iom Suppleant for
BET 9iliGloe, rpgen al be andre faar
Sorfa[o,
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

statsraab Slsisu lfal paatentes
O0nGOnt til General. Saren. @enes
ta'leIttSmeiterembeSst Fulbe peret be.
"' lolte Statsraab meo Sberltlsits
rart' aammerberre Z. .. alinseu.
Osr9 bIeu iurelpbia ubeiat.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

1881 Born. Soroemober Gnte.
lFa Anne Omans / arifiania iplote
l'rIsOM lit S3oe slar; bun bar iaaet
IN gramcn / 1S43. GUN bar | bet
9sIe biuIpet 43s1 Born til gercen %
9rattlierer ~iremoeles.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

2%nosiopaara Sernbruo er iolgi.
WtaImber9et meooeIer rp9tepi5, at Oct
for ct aar iioen berammeoe Sal9 al
2uos louaora Ssrnmalmbers III CT ai'
~lluttet meo ct tpif aOniortium Ueb ben
befiencte 3srnbansbp8ser Greo 8.
8osie.
8riien ifat belpbe Jig til flsre Wtils
liOner ar., Der itnl erlagses / 2ebet
af 3 Qar, buurai 100000 Str. innr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

Jlensborg. "6or en- Sroens
Sfplo." 8issretteu l 2eipSis bar ben
lite Dec. iorfaitet 9tppel al Saeen mob
Sourualiiterne Stoprop os Beterien
("Slens borg apis") / Nnieonins al
Grtifien "5or en- Sroens Sfpto."
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-01

Sreoniug Of 6berfngl etauon9er
gmt er peo bpieite &eiol. al 2ooe I.
". beItemt at sjelbe iremoeles inotll
piOers, bog life lauser END til llosan'
oeu al Qaret 1906.