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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
DR.. LOBA'S LECTURE.
lie Delivered an Interesting Discourse
on McAlI Mission Work in Paris.
PrOfuse Illustrations.

Rev. DR. j. S. Loba, of Illinois, form
erly of Paris, gave a lecture last eve
ming before a large and discriminating
audience at the Second Presbyterian
church, illustrated by views Of Paris
and by scenes representing tn McAll
Mission work Mr.. Albert Sloan of this
city, assisted by Raymond Sanderson,
directed the stereopticon presentation.
DR.. Loba is a pleasant speaker and
his rapid delineation of his subject COW
cred much ground in the course of his
remarks. The views shown were very
fine and embraced many beautiful bits
of Paris. including scenes along the
Seine with Notre Dame and many 9TH
er points of interest in the background.
Hotel de Vile. Pont de la COnCorde.
Arc de Triomphe the Tiulleries before
and after the reign of terror, the Ohe-
lisk glimpses Of the Rue Royale, of the
Madeline. the TroCcadero Palace, where
1,200 McAn Sunday school children
have been entertained, the church
made famous by Bossuet and Boarde-
loue and now graced by the splendid
statue of Soligny.
Among other scenes was one at the
Bastile during the Reign of Terror,
and the column marking the spot
where Marie Antoinette was executed,
facing her loved Tuilleries, together
with views of the BOurse and many Of
the most beautiful drives of Paris.
A description of DR.. r. w. MCAlls
work was then given for the day in
1871, when a French stranger, reading
his tracts, asked him to send a preach
er to his poor people, to the time a
score of years later when more than 40
Sales were established by his inhu-
ence in and about Paris.
The first Sale contained a portrait
of Abraham Lincoln, because, as DR..
McAll stated in his simplicity, he did
not dare place a Frenchman's picture
on the walls lest it call down the wrath
either of the ecclesiastical or the COM
munistic party. No Englishman's por-
| trait would be welcomed so he chose
the noblest type of America and it
| hangs there still, beloved and hOnored
with the "Dieu ct Amour" that blesses
| every sale.
He spoke of the people who throng
| the SALES, and who are there made
| better, the bOurgeousie, the OuOrier-
| the poor classes, and described the
| awful suffering of the Partisan poor.
| a number of scenes in sales the New
| York the Philadelphia and the gospel
| boats on the river were shown. The
| lecture was most instructive and in
| teresting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
EXCITEMENT is ABATlNG.
Fewer People Visit 81. Johns Church
Than on Previous Days.

There was very decided abatement
yesterday in the excitement ever the
something on the wall of St. Johns
church on Fig street. The crowds of
curious were much smaller than on the
previous two days. 50 much so that the
pastor Rev +. j. Melley left the
church open all day without dreading
that it's furnishings would suffer any
from the CrOWding.
Bishop Hoban, it is reported, went
over to the South Side during the af-
ternoOn to make a personal investiga-
tion Of the alleged apparition, but this
rumor like the many others in cOnnec-
tion with the scare proved to be un-
founded or rather very slimly founded.
The bishop did go over to the South
Side and made a call at the pastoral
residence, but the business that called
him there was altogether foreign to the
"apparition," He did not go to the
church at all.
There has been no perceptible change
in the appearance Of the discoloration.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
PUBLIC DINNER AND SUPPER.
Large Number of Persons PatrOnize
the Y. W. Ca

The annual dinner and supper We're
served at the Young WOmen's Chris
tian association yesterday to a very
large number of patrons The menu
was excellent and facilities for attend
ing to the wants of guests were such
that the affair was unusually success
full. The tables were tastefully ar
ranged and We're in charge Of many
well-known workers in charitable cir
cles.
Miss Richmond was chairman. Mrs.
Ripple, Mrs. f, =. Christian. Mrs. ].
r. Howe received the guests. At the
coffee urns We're Mrs. S. Il. Price, Mrs
Bushnell, Mrs. Collins and Miss Mat
ties. In charge of tables and assist
ing in serving were: Mrs. +. D. Brew
ster, Mrs. La Rue. Mrs Knapp, Mrs
Walter HenwOod, Mrs. Sylvester, Mrs
Perkins, Mrs. Franklin, Miss Deacon,
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. NOrthup, the Misses
Sanderson, TOrrey, Mates, Atherton,
Williams, Doster, Raub Krigbaum,
Doersam, Evans, Linde, Young, Morse,
Richmond, Jewell Hills, Ripple, Mey-
er, Green, Meredith, Daniels Silkman,
Mercereau, Buck, Powell DE Wilde.
Brooks, NIunsOn, Pierson, Burns,
Northup, Henwood, Gillespie, Oster-
hout, Bailey, Jeffries, Dickson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
IN ELM PARK PARSONAGE.
Miss Laura Strauss Married to Ciar-
ence Il. Edwards, of EimhuTst.

Miss Laura Strauss, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James Strauss, of 12i South
Seventh street, was married to Cllr.
ence y. Edwards, of Eln'hurst. We'd
nesday afternoon at the parsonage Of
the Elm Park church. Dr. c. NJ. GilIin
performed the ceremony. The couple
were unattended and departed on the
3.33 Delaware, Lackawanna and West
crn train for New York city on their
wedding tour Immediately after thu
ceremony.
Upon their return they win reside
with the brides parents. Both are
well known young people and are es-
teemed by a wide circle of friends. Mr.
Edwards Is superintendent of repairs
at the Hotel Jermyn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
BARGAINS IN BOOKS
at NOrtOp'S.

Shakespeare, in vols. cloth,
good stock, we'll made for o. cts.
McCauley's Hist DRY of England
5 vols, cloth binding, for 81 cts.
Dickens Works, I5 vols. cloth
good stock and we'll made for 50 90.
Scott's Naverly Novels, IL vols. cloth,
fair paper aud good type, for so 90.
Bulwer Lytton Works, Is vols, cloth,
fair paper and good type, for S. 90.
White House Cook Book cloth, ST. so
George Elliot" Works,
vols. cloth binding, ST. 90.
John Sherman RecOlle ctijns,
vols, cloth covers,
subscription price 81 so, our price, 81.
Gen. Grants Memoirs,
cloth, complete, for SLOO.
Gen. Sherman's Memoirs,
cloth, complete, SL25.
Shakespeare's IL Handy Volumes for
the POck ct. cloth covers, $500.
so cent books, cloth covers, IS cts.
IS cent books, cloth covers, IS cts.
IS cent books, cloth covers, IS cts.
IS cent books, paper covers, 10 cts.
Goth Century Series standard authors
red buckram covers, gilt top,
excellent paper, printed from new
type, equal to any SL5O copyright
book, about 100 titles, price, 40 cts.
Laurel Library" of standard authors,
bound in green cloth and gilt top
printed from new type on splendid
paper, about 100 subjects, all classics,
fit for any library, 40 cents each.
These two series of book S are the
handsOmest and best value for the
price ever seen. They sell at sight.
See them in our window.
Large variety Of subjects,
by standard authors.
NJ. NORTON,
:2a LaCkawanna Ave.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19

be searched-but Scranton is noted
for doing things new
II Scranton thinks itself well up In
literature it should peruse the ques-
tions propounded by superintendent of
Schools Howell to Miss Heath's class
in literature at the high school. The
examination was as follows:
81. In your judgment what makes good
poetry-On what historical incident is
the story OF Evangclue founded?
"2. Name two Of Longfcllow's best
prose works-his best known short poem
three Of his longer well known poems.
"2. What is a 'dactyr-what is the
measure in which the story Of Evange-
line is written?
- Name five principal characters in
This poem.
"5. Five a pen picture of Evangelinc
as-"l "llomcward serenely she walked with
Gods benediction upon her"
90 Meaning Of:
sunshine Of Saint Eulalic'
TO braid Saint GATHERINGS tresscs.'
None, meme, tckCl upharsin'
- Tell the story which Leblanc heard
when Il captive in the old French fort at
Port Royal.
IS Under what circumstances and by
whom were these words said Talk not
of wasted affections affection never was
wasted"
- Write two of its best SMILES and tell
what great lesson the poem teaches.
10. In what part Of her wandorings is
tNangeline first specially introduced to
the reader? Give a description of the
scenery surrounding the lakes Of the
AtChafalaya."
Miss T.. X. Rice. who was to have
spoken at the Young Women's Chris
tian association on Sunday, is unable
to come at this time and will be heard
al later date
hundreds of persons Of both sexes
and all ages have for over two weeks
been applying for work at thu tempo
| rary office and storage rooms of Jonas
Longs Sons, on Spruce street. Em-
ployes to the number of about $50 will
be wanted by the firm The exact
number of employees needed has not
! been engaged. and it is probable that
the rush Of the seekers for work will
continue up to the date Of opening,
which will be soon after Dec. l.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY NIGHT.
To BE Given by the General Thomas
Francis Meagher Club.

Saturday evening at Music hall, an
entertainment and social will be con-
Quoted by the General Th"maa Francis
Meagher club. The feature of the en-
tertainment will be the lecture to be
delivered by Hon. John F. Mcintyre,
ex-district attorney Of New York city.
The lecture will conclude the exer-
Cises.
The remainder of the programme is
as follows: Solo. John Ford recita-
tion, Miss Elizabeth Needham, solo,
Mr.. Kingdom; solo, Joseph Whitehouse; ;
solo, John j. OGrady
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
TENTH WARD POLITICS.
Plenty of Aspirants for Election to
Both Branches OF Council.

Select Councilman Charles f. Wag-
ner, of the Tenth ward will not seek
a reelection. Edward +. Wenzel,
the present representative of the ward
in common council. will probably be
Mr. Wagner's successor. William
Honor is prominently mentioned
Democratic candidate for the nonlina-
ton.
To succeed Mr.. Wenzel in the COM
mon branch there are several asuir-
ants. Warren LaFrance, II. y. Tiauf-
hold and Clarence Reynolds want the
Rer ubhcam nomination. The Demo-
Gratis seem inclined to select Tdwa, d
Hartman as Their nominee
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
End OF THE CASE AGAINST MEYERS.
II Was Withdrawn at the Hearing Be-
fore Alderman John.

The case of AIeXander Phillips
against Edward Meyers for an alleged
assault upon the late James Phillips,
was withdrawn last evening at the
hearing before Alderman John, Of the
West side.
The coroner's jury having rendered
a verdict, giving the cause as alcohol
ism and exposure, no case remained
against Mr.. Meyers,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
WILL RUN COAL CARS.
Scranton Railway Company Has a
New Scheme for CnTting Fuel.

The street car company has put In
a switch at the Columbus washery, on
Washington avenue, and another at
the power house on Providence road,
and in the near future will commence
hauling its fuel in specially equipped
cars by way Of the Washington ave-
nue. and Providence lines.
At present the work is done with
teams by private contractor, the culm
being brought from the Diamond.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
CITY HAD BETTER SAVE UP.
Another Big Damage Suit Instituted
Against IL Yesterday.

Emma Scott, Of the West Side, in
stituted a $4,000 damage suit against
the city Of Scranton yesterday. She
was permanently injured she alleges,
by stumbling on an uneven place in
the sidewalk on Washburn street, Feb.
10 last.
She is represented by Attorneys f.
w. Thayer ard ID. j. Davis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19
ST. THOMAS LECTURE COURSE.
Splcndi' Array of Talent Has Been
Engaged.

An unusually good series Of lectures
has been arranged for the st. Thomas
College course.
DIR. Stafford will lecture on Hamlet
and Macbeth. Dec. II ana l6. Mar
ion Crawford, novelists, will lecture on
Leo XIII in the Vatican" Dec. 2S:
DR.. Austin O'Malley, Of Notre Dame
University, will lecture on "Dantc's
Paradise" Jan 4, and Rev. James
Mofttt Of st. Johns church, Scranton,
will uecture on Patriotism Jan. 25.
Er. O'Malley is a native of Wilkes
and Barre is well known here.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19

First-class coal, egg, stove and chest
nut, delivered anywhere in the city Of
1000 pound lots at S2.55 per net ton
Delivered in Dunmore at $3.50. A.
Mowery Dunmore, telephone 1878. ="
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19

Having Just bought great stock of
new Coats for ladies', misses and chill
dren, we will be ready to give you q
bargain Saturday, AIears q Hagen.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19

DIED.

HUMPHREY.--Mrs Jane Humphrey, at
the Hillside Home, Sj years Of aGo, F1i-
neral Friday afternoon.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-19

We have it in the "Vitals" Brand Cloth
ing. The best tailored Ready to Wear
Clothing in the world. This famous brand
is exclusively controlled by us. We call
your attention to the fact that 1t is the
only Thoroughly Reliable Clothing-Tail-
ored that contain every essential neces-
sary to perfection in Clothing. We are
showing the Newest, Biggest and Most
Fashionable Fashions in Mems Suits and
Overcoats ever offered in America. Suits
and Overcoats Ss.9S, $9.9S and S11.9S. Your
eyes and hands will judge them as we do.
The "Nitals" Brand
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
ST. i,tuntcr Si9rring.

Sra Giodbolms 8aaObusret meobes
Ter "Gt. 9asbl.":
Suo fOmmer trippenoe en- lioen tDt
Some, iom bilier paa 9ommeren:
"@oo "a, Sr. 9ommer, MI er jea
Der i9ien."
ger bet ia; @Or s-bers bar unci
for at boloe fig borte berira".
"Sa, bet er bare for Sr. 2Ommerens
SfplO bet, for BAN ipnes jes urn, men
blsis Der" - bun ilaar no meb Snars
ben imoo be uniiurmerebe 8oniiabler
"tpi ppre!"
"Ran, bar De fulo tgaar?"
SEQ bapOe life imast mere END Ell
Bar SLATER gl..."
"Sa, os iaa 27 Snapie fanite."
$50, bet laar til BET, euer fanite BET
bar 49,"
"9aa, De ~tilitaar altiaa?"
"Sa, men Ter 9e, bet fum fig al, al
jes If Sie paa en- aoneitabel, ps ier
blir alto i iaa baarligt Sumpr, naa,
ieg fer Ell Suusitabel, at jes rraa ia
mig"
"2S Snapie fanite?" flyer 9Omme'
rem leenbe.
= n lioen Sierteitprfnins for a
trDite mig. So, ies t%ilituar bet. De-
blir bel en- Ser isleu?"
"gla nei. Sc bar psiaa siort pOlb'
Ipm Muoitano impb SUlitist."
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at saa arm i grm meb en- YoaitifOns.
itabcl; Solf funoe tro, at ri par for,
lpuet; men iaa laut neb ipufer life Mp,
S-bers."
0pmmereu pqr aatenbart pant met
Benoes tuaoe Munb. Sun blep BPM
plitnOt for l50oe Sang; men hun Il
9enitano meo Ssoerne, for benoe trGi.
fer EOlitiet buer Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

al Oalss beii ,jenote 8roicslorer. Gum
BATH bar uage 8erria ipageiig al Se'
gcmSbRning, % for ier War iiben
MATTE ban toses no al Stoier, tcrot
ban par tsmmeIis iiral til Selie; men
ban bar punoet I'm StDrie enc % dlsns
Deb ipiismatilt % ueoboIoenoe 2pslie,
inbtil M Or. Seaper, GbpIical Giree'
tor peo gale, AMER ban ION ben melt
ipmmetrilf bp99eoe Muno. ban snonu
bar %truifet pna. San begpnoie meo Irt
@pmnaitit buer Morsen % @ftsn %
tos iiOsn int paa "9umtsScaS" Gi'
terbnanoen bar ban Osiaa 9iort Jig be'
mariet ION 8icDcIerptter paa LANCE
Giitancer.
Gil beore 6~oritaaelie al 5remgarss'
G,aaotu peo oisie IrDper mna tiIfsles,
OF Seneues pg 8pssens Stprte males
peo 2site meo tiilngs SGletci, Der ans
brinseS pper Stulorene caer runot
Soiterne. ardften Granddaughter
maaleS pnu en- iinbris arrungeret mer'
t~uriullf Niaaleitof. % Sorarmens Stpr.
fe beitemme8 al bet antal 8ange, Ell
Waano ignier fig nso mcllem paraleue
Bars os bergrer en- boriiontal Bar
meo Sagen. &eiultatet al bis e to
8rpoer lG9ses iammen % multipliess
res meb en- 2ienbeoel al Manbens
899t. Elsie Maalinaer er aleiams
men prattiife, % fun Irmene, &D99en
% 8enene fommer / 8etra9.nrns.
Oct er a(lereoe al llniperiitD Itblettc
Club / Reu gorf iorelaaet, at Der
bpert glar bploes en- "Sntercoaesiate
Competition, peo bpilten bet oa ri!
blipe aisiOrt, buem bet tiltommer at
bore 3itel al college Sercules".
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Sumbplot, Snno

5orleoen lt9e aiilutteoe SurE-.
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rar iom folger: spnoas, 13oe ,3rri sp..
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nteut Grcrriies", College Gboys. cr.,,'
@ften, "aInnti &cceptton" tGUasa,r s,v.S'
os o%erefter "atltmni 8nnonct. a,r.,'
Dining 0aq. d.
Srohs be baaroe Sioer bar Stol.-- s,..
antal iorpact i9 mere eno 10 oGs. os.- Nv.
rt8e Inr, o9 SnotR9terne mere er5 g5 MIG,
On "0ormitorp", SO SOB breo No ~ M,
lang tire Gta9er og 8aiement, CT .,sr,t or.
lat bet lioite aar for Gutter. Igrao, a,r
bleo en- lisncnOe &pgnina opiat for Ifo,r
Sfolen bar pGret beio9t al GleU.r I'm lF'
nois, @isconiil, Minueiota, sng y,f,r,
gtebralta, &auias og Soma. SIstn st,a n,
oripes al Sroiesiorerne 3. &. Wtt,.iar 20
q. g. Honea. Hu er en Sumner Srb,,'
for Teachers / iuIo Gang. Srlninsrr d,
gob, % Irbeibet brlues meO oosFrcnifrn,
6Urieoen Sommer bIeu en- uoris 1th.r,
airte opiat ber / BDeu. MtCnjQhcstl bgr,.
mes al 8ait. SdeipeianO ira 9oogrr Ibtpl
Stuoent s. Sobnion, ira &cb @tra sfmt
mar, ium III er Glen peo Dor Sfolc prrN,t,r
ior os mlbertioen, naar Batter Sarpe.,uO
life er ttliteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Smpe {ruhS.

ge rspublitanits MeoIemmer at Sc
natsts Suftitsfomits bar bennellss hapi
unoer Mrbeioe It Enhancement til Sclos
fprIIaset ON at tpntroasrs Sruits. d
er bIepne euiss ON, at hpis en- perim
elsr Sorppration rpttsr fig iammsr
meb andre 9srIpnsr ensr Sprpordtioz
rer for at tmtrplers 8riIen pau en- be-
toloet 8are, fan be ItruFes meb MIultt
pq SGngfslsftraf. Oct ~inoehcloer og.
fau en- Del andre pi9tige 8sitemmeIier .
gnenoemsntet sr MI i 91noerne pdd er
Subtomite beitaasrbe At SenatorernC
shurItpn, Tapis % Sppcner.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
A Splendid Offer.

The MINNEAPoLIS TRIBUNE a.w3ys
at the front where genuine newspaper
enterprise is concerned, makes a wonder.
fully liberal offer to the teachers Of the
Northwest, and which is well worth their
early and careful consideration. The
offer involves the formation of different
words from the title 1.-The Tribune and
includes forty splendid prizes. the value
of some of them amounting to nearly
$4,000, they range from two trip tickets
to the National Exposition. with a snug
sum in cash. down through a list Of
money and transportation prizes. any one
of which will repay the effort necessary
to comply withthe very simple conditions
The offer is not limited 10 teachers,
either. although they are given special
inducements. but is within the reach of
every one who desires to enter the con
test, and as the details of the same have
been thoroughly advertised tor the past
week or two. no one need be in ignorance
as to what is required. However we
have no doubt The TRIBUNE will answer
all inquiries concerning the offer, and as
the contest closes July 20, teachers and
others anxious to compete cannot begin
10 early. The amount involved in prtzc5
is a cool 81 900.
This is an opportunity for some Of our
bright young people to show their enter
prise. Get to work. We may just as
we'll have some of THE TRIBUNE's good
things and want to see some of our read.
ers travel at their expense or wear a
GOLD watch set with diamonds
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
Waar Sagcn CT enot

Man brr albrig unblabe bper often
at afIagae fig ielp Regwtab for ben for
Ipbne Dag = Ielp nm man gisr bet not
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lptteoes ps at gisre bet gooe, Dor Plist,
| bet minoite tilnermslisspis, % ON Ri
idapiot muligt bar r~perbunoet bet Snbe
/ ben Time, 6por Ri er blepne friitebe.
Wlun ber prsre, on man maaIte life blot
bar gtpet zig al meo i'm 0nblinesbeiti9fs
tigelier, pg ON nan muaite life bar obs
fblot Be fiebeliee pligter bdarligt eller
ilet life, ON man pirteIig bar ubrsttet
npeet / ben fprlsbne Dag, ON man bar
fcriest at lebe gsrn rg Susfelsr paa
ben rstts 9si peb Orb elfer enbnu 6eaer
BED Grempel / Bib og title Qanb, uben
mango Orb. Wfan Der enbelig prepe ia
islp, rm man life gaor til Ro / @reoe,
% his bet angdar ems Rarmeite, bsr
mon enort famine Ntten tortor1e Itg mel
benz e1er pgiad til9ipe Dem al aanitt
Sjsrte / bort title Sinh, 6pis be life e,
tilitsoe; er be bet, ffal bi itrdr penlii
r9tfe Dem !odanoen til 5~orioning. 8
hpcr inart, hppr mart sr ben paasi9l.
oenbs mauite lite gadet osrbSn, bpor be
iprbiits aierligbeospro life mere naa,
BAN. 9et arbeibs. hi bar fprism
ibag, i9tter ri ps rigtie eftsrtrptfelis
for at gisre alerfsrit ben nrite Dag
Men ale be Snnosr, N bar beadaet
9assns Sob, LAB Rem eno fables, toai
be BIZ, benz b9rsr hi enom / benne Stunt
FEN unoer Dor 5rsliers Sprs, for at bal
enbnu, inben N lItier bort gis fan til
gire re. 9dn gjsr bet, ran bar atIcr'n
forlpngit eiort BET, ian oil fun ERE b.
tnlie Spnbsbstjenbelie CO Dor till, 81.
ON Ndube for ps ielu. for ale prr
aiars.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02

irsoeliat os arbeioiomi WsOe. 5n9eh
ifurreaoe 2po bertes, intet Spor az oil
Der par 2 gamiuno forenet | ct; que
bar Tom ct; in9en Scamp meaem Ne''
ninoer, Spermagt cler lignenoe. 9oS
ueo Iasen for ellie uar at trema'e 8uos
Gag.
gaaIte Garsmebe pil ie9e8 az
bolbt euien i Chicago eaer &aeIne.
Mlenis6eoerne i Chicago er a'l'
uams, @ol9atbas os Gbenejsr, 'amt
en- giisEpnsmenisbeo i @~tnplepooo.
9c bar bper fine IrGiter % arbetoei
9aar irem.
MtsiionssH pt.
Gil So1pitalct / &ina CT PED Baltor
3. z. gleliOn iamlet s249.3 So.
z Seitairlta bar en- bel Gel Seo'
niuaeftammer ofDOlOt uffentltse @tes
Der for at proteTtsre MOB ben ifiGnolse
Snoigriel al Sranoerin. Gent at
giritas raa, bebenife Senner proteit es
rcr mob De friitne 9anoes Spncer.
Mlrs Gsnnins / Sinn lfr'per
pnrmt for ct 8~arnebjems SprcttelIe
GA mener, at netop M er Sloen tpn'z
men, ba bet bpr tie.
@iis 9aOueijelo b%eretter ON
1ppr besierlt9e De fi~neiiite Tiser er
eiter at lore; be tommer troos Sluo
us uueir % lerer l'geiaa flitti8 ION
@utterne.
Wiis lionGrerues norIf luth. aon'
ierents bar iamlet i 5audeng ben Site
Marts. Der iorbnuolepes ont 8arrt'
itulerne, Sarnebjemmet % Spro9ltu'
biet; Spanning bar 6prmouo, Sanoabl
Sefreter, Slmle Sasierer. 5oruoeu
oisle 3 bar psiaa peres Suitruer ttl'
itcOe. Ser beretteoes, at Der M ioli
par puer 100 Spru / bis lc Mis lone
rers Gfpler.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-02
mabamesanHs @%ruIombsptr.

De 6prsnebs Statsrs Miniiter til
9eriien inbbersttepe forleoen til lleens
risspenartemsntst, at Mlpb1msbdnerne
i shsheran nDlig unsrsb bet jebiIte
Smarter / gpsn rs bsgit umsnneisli9e
@rufcmtsbsr mob Snbbpassrne. Ss
sprenebe Stdters Miniiter Mc9onulr
benpenbie fig til Miniiter6efsn % /
MsnnsIishebens Raon ~ppfororepe BAN
til at itanhie Mprberisrne. San 10
psos at ejere bet, men 8clpshunblina
serne blsp life inSiti1eos, fer ben Of
ftsr, ION bar isnbt ufitsp for at beitpttt
Ssbsrne, bapbs frurspst be bjalpslsis
Dire abe beres 9enge.