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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
SAVED BY HIS FAMILY.
OuadrupIets and Twins Prevent Removal
of Redwater's Postmaster.

of Redwater's Postmaster.
Washington, Nov. 15.-Postmaster Il.
T. Page of Redwater. Tex, will be re-
tanned by this administration and all
because of the birth of quadruplets and
twins in his family. Eleven years ago
he was given the postoffice, but when
General Clarkson became assistant post
master general in the Wanamaker ad-
ministration an effort was made to re-
place the postmaster with candidate
Of the Republican party. Many appn-
cations for the place were filed, but
Page appealed for retention, citing that
his wife had just presented him with
bankruptcies and that twice before twins
had been born to them. This settled
the case, General Clarkson deciding not
to remove the incumbent.
The case has now come up again ana
a number Of candidates have sought
| the place. But Page has again protest
ed that the successful raising of three
| of the quadruplets and two sets OF
| twins entitled him to some consideration
and sent photographs of the three sur
viving quadruplets, now almost young
| ladies. Assistant Postmaster General
| Bristow conferred with Postmaster Gen
eral Gary and the two decided that there
| should be no change in that office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
BIBLE HOUSE ON THE MARKET.
Rentals Have Diminished and the Society
VIII Dispose Of IL.

Will Dispose OF IL.
New York, Nov. 15.-The statement Is
mace upon the authority Of Secretary
Gilman and Treasurer Foulke, of the
American Bible society, that the Bible
house at Fourth avenue and Astor
place in this city has been placed upon
the market. The property, which is
worth $750,000, was formerly source
of revenue to the society, from it's rent
ais. besides affording work rooms and
Offices for the printing and distributing
of Bibles. Lattery, owing to the move
ment of business up town, the rentals
have diminished and expenses, which
were formerly betrayed from the ac-
count have had to be met in other ways.
The finances of the society are in such
a condition that ii has been deemed
necessary to make an appeal for aid
to the churches of New York and
Brooklyn. A statement has been made
that the expenditures in the last two
years have exceeded the income by
| $3.50, 900. At the last meeting of the
board of directors of the American BIZ
( BILE society the suggestion was made
! that the publication of Bibles be dis
| continued, but no action was taken on
/ the subject
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
TREATY RESPECTED BY JAPAN.
Canal Concession offered to Mr.. Hoshi by
Minister Rodriguez.

Washington, Nov. 15.-Semi- official
advices have been received here con-
firniing the report thai negotiations
were being carried on by the greater
republic of Central America and Japan
for the Nicaragua canal concession. 1t
appears, however. from an interview
with Mr.. Hoshi, former japanese min
lister to the United States, printed in the
Japan Times, a semi-official paper, that
the overtures were made in Washington
by Rodriguez, minister from the great
er republic. Mr. Hoshi. after CORE
spending with his government, rejected
these overtures, as they were plainly in
violation of the treaty rights of this
country with Nicaragua.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
Threw Acid I'm Her Eyes.

Lamar, Mo-, Nov. 15.-Mrs. Jacob
Resh is dying at her home near Boston,
Mo-, as a result of an assault by two
masked men. She is the wife of we'll
to-do farmer and was seized by two
masked men. overpowered and GRIMM
ally assaulted by both men. In the
struggle Mrs. Resh tore the mask from
one of the men, when suddenly the other
threw carbolic acid in her face, binding
her and making 1t impossible to identl-
fy her assailants. She was found OF
the floor by her husband unconscious
A posse is searching for the perpetra-
tors of the crime.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15

San Francisco, Nov. 15.-Advices re-
ceived in this city convey the informa-
ton that the steamship Mariopsa from
sydney and Auckland, due here Nov. Is,
carries G300,00O i'm English sovereigns.
equal to 81. 5000 consigned to two To-
cal banks. This is the fourth shipment
during the past four months, making
the aggregate received this fall from the
same source about s10,000,000.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
I.netpert,s SECOND Trial.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-After a conference
lasting nearly an hour States Attorney
Deneen and Attorney Albert Phalen
agreed that the second trial of Adolph
l.. Luetgert should begin one week from
next Monday, Nov. 22. The judge be-
fore whom the case will be tried was not
selected. That matter will be disposed
of within ten days. But the date for the
second trial was positively fixed and all
future arrangements and preliminary
matters will be put in shape with this
date In view
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
,rorr,,,Ie Method of Suicide.

Mandan, N. D., Nov. 15.-Joseph Will
iams, fireman of the Northern Pacihc
Trans Continental train, committed sui
eide by jumping into the firebox OF his
engine. Before the engineer could pull
him out his head and shoulders were
consumed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
,mm.use stimulus to Agriculture.

Sydney. N. S. W., Nov. 15.-The Off
cial report of the irrigation by artesian
wells in the Bourke district shows the
work to have been great success and
to have given an immense stimulus TO
agriculture. Apparently $1,000 square
miles of the interior of New South Wales
are irrigable by the same means.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
a,o,ber Race for Tod sloan.

London, Nov. 15.-At the fourth days
racing of the Liverpool autumn meeting
the 3-year-old chestnut colt Phenome-
non by Prism, out OF Euclid's dam,
formerly the property of the late Bar
ney Barnato ridden by Tod Sloane, won
the Carandini starting machine plate
of 200 sovereigns. Seven horses ran;
distance about one mile and a half. The
automatic starting machine was used.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
rroo,s prevent Lynching.

Birmingham, Ala, Nov 1b.-The ar
rival of troops In the nick or time saved
Bud Beard, a negro desperado, from
lynching at Carrolton. The MOB was
dispersed at the point of bayonets.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15

washington, Nov. 15.-Dr. Susan A.
Edison. one OF the best known physicians
in the country, and the late President
Garfield's attendant during the illness
following the Guiteau shooting, Is dead.
She was "a years old.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
Insurgents Dynamic a rrain.

Havana, Nov. 15.-The insurgents
have dynamited and derailed a train
running between Nuevitas, the port OF
Puerto Principe and the city of Puerto
Principe, capital of the province OF That
name. No further details have been
do rtlblic
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
Ex-Lep,siator Gets Nine Months.

Victoria, b. c., Nov. 15.-W. j. Will
son, said to be an ex-member of the
Ohio legislature, was sentenced to nine
months Imprisonment for forging a
check for $40 and stealing a typewriter
which he pawned to redeem the check.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
Murder I'm the First Degree.

Denver. Nov. 15.-The jury in the
case of Frederick c. Sanchez, VINO
killed his wife in the Colorado House.
in this city. oct. 80, returned verdict
of guilty of murder in the first degree.
Sanchez defense was that he accident
ally shot his wife in night mare I'M
agining a robber had entered his room.
Her life was insured for $ll,OOO.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
Marrow Escape for Archduke Otto.

Budapest. Nov. 1b.-The Austrian
Archduke Otto, nephew OF Emperor
Francis Joseph. had a narrow escape
during bear hunt at Dobschnia, Hun
gary. The hunt was given in his honor.
Count Pappenheim wounded the bear
and the animal made for a huntman
who was watching near the archduke
and tore the man to pieces
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
r;re I'm New York.

New York Nov. 15.-Fire In the six
story iron building at Ss4 Broadway, oc-
cupied by a number Of firms engaged In
the manufacture OF mems apparel,
caused damage to the amount OF $4o,O0O.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
JOHN W. HAYES

lish new headquarters in Fort Wayne,
Ind. Afterward he opened offices in
Columbus, o., and took part In the re-
cent political campaign in that state
The general offices Of the Knights of
Labor are in Washington. There Sec
retary Hayes controls a printing plant
and is said to be making money. The
membership of the order is not as large
as formerly, ii is said. and the receipts
at the general offices in the way of dues
and assessments are much smaller than
when Sovereign first became master
workman.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
Chicago Men Surprised.

Before the Chicago delegates TO the
louisville convention left last Saturday,
L. j. Lindholm was told the above story
and he was ASKED If Hayes would de-
pose Sovereign. Sindholm has always
been a friend OF Sovereign.
IT had heard nothing about the trou-
ble." he said LAS far as / know, there
will be harmony to burn at the conven-
tion"
Henry A. Hicks Of district assembly
No 253 OF New York was elected master
workman. l.. ID. Chamberlain of Pu-
| eblo. Colo, was elected general worthy
foreman in place of Thomas b. Nc
Guire of Amsterdam, n. Y. Daniel
Brown of Montana and Henry b. Mar
] tin of Minneapolis, members OF the eX-
ecutive board, were also deposed. Sars-
field Fitzpatrick of Montreal and Hen
ry Bortwick of the glass workers were
| elected TO the vacancies.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15

Louisville, KY. Nov. 1.-THE decapi-
tation of General Master Workman
Sovereign of the Knights of Labor dem
Onstrates that General Secretary John
w. Hayes is still in undisputed control
of that organization. The trouble be-
tween the two men dates back several
months ard caused Sovereign to estab-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15

owner, Sidney o. Neff, was of S46 tons.
and rated Al. The schooner was in
sured
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
HAYES Rules the Order.

Secretary Hayes has always been the
real head of the organization, even
during the time Terrence V. Powderly
was general master workman Any OF
fetal who doubted Hayes authority or
refused to carry out his plans soon
found himself on the outside. owing
to the small receipts at the Washing
ton headquarters, Hayes notified SOW
ereign that there was no money TO pay
him a salary and that If he wanted
to make a living he should get out and
hustle.
what shall do?" said Sovereign
What shall you do?" asked Hayes.
"Why, anything, so you do not inter-
fere with my business"
This made Sovereign angry, and he
determined to show Hayes that he
(Sovereign) could make 1t warm for the
general secretary.
Was Not Strong Enough.
With this determination in view Sow
ereign opened knights of Labor head
quarters at Fort Wayne. Ind, and pro-
! ceeded TO do what he could to trim the
wings of Secretary Hayes. Sovereign
! was not strong enough, however. and
! soon he discovered that instead of at
| tracing followers to his standard, he
was gradually losing those who had
always stood by him in times past. He
I then closed up the Fort Wayne offices
( and located in Columbus. o.
l All this time Hayes was making
[ preparations to depose Sovereign. The
election of officers is held biennially and
J the old officers should have held over
| to 1898. Hayes schemes are always
carried out like clockwork, and wher
the general assembly declared vacan'
cies in several offices no one seemed
| SURPRISED.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-11-15
SOVEREIGN DEPOSED.
Changes in Knights of Labor Ex.
ecutive Officers.
INQUIRE, BROWN AND MARTIN OUT

The Turning Down OF Sovereign the Re-
suit of an Old Trouble Between Him and
John w. Hayes, the General Secretary OF
the knights of Labor-Henry A. Hicks
of New York Chosen for General Master
Workman of the Order.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
&ul iom Cert ior CT VrGfcn.

Preiten oeo armours MisIionss
ttrte | Gbicago bolbt forleben Spno1o
en- WfsnIterprGten meo Sul Tom Cert,
pan baOoe meo fig 9rpper al blsoe
Sui, baaroe Sui og SanneItul oo bite
Dem frsm til Msnig6eoens SpbpooelIe,
9an baooe osiaa meb fla en- 0ias
mani og fortIareos til Meniobebeus
6orbduIelie, at ben er IammenIot of
SuIltsO. prsIten er naturtpnbio f.
9eIom potetespreiterne / Horue / oomIe
Sa9e. Oct bar Oaarlia gtunpmi Of
tIsbe Sui / imad apantiteter. ia ben
lGroe Mano. Solicit Der omfriro
oso armourS Misiionstirte Dor tipbe
anl ! Carloads; bu bill bet fable meoet
plut9tre' Pratenen bar fra fsrIt til
llo't i9rlig I1rerig % O~pbbooelio,
yum 9lsmte Preiten at foe, bporleoes
GatiIgfolt Hal itaTe fig g?ioler til at
tjpoe aul | itore aDuntiteter. Men
Del De3'OsOes 3eaer life. 9an bar i'm
gen 5atti9folt / lin Meniq6sb.
Ut lsOenOe GRicugoblao air ben por.
ol9' Pr'lt bet aauO at fortIette lin
pFatsn nqiten SsnOug og Oa for.
mare poorIeoes Sui uopinoes al 8ru.
perne' P0aO 0agIsn &~uloroperne foor
booo &ulene toIter grubeeierrs rnnr
DE- pres om6Oro i Sern5uneDoone,
9oao 5%ern6anerne tjener oeo At Sn[s
Dem afltso, og bpOrfur 8rube.isrs
Sernpansr og Sruits ita6er en- funsin
Gpnt'o Paa Sul. Deb iuaoanne gra.
lensr otl g~}eni9bsOsn uosn spiI a
rem | t~riiteIis GrfienOeGe. SNA
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
On Sopimoc | Sribeo.

S ct Cirrus meo ~tilbDrenoe Nieuas
seri tilbrOs Der Jig i Birmingham for
iaa Gage iioen fslsenoe: @n Cure.
i9mmer plloe ON Aitenen eiter en- 80,
reltluins / Cirrus flptte Ell utemmet
9puinoe iammen ~meO.nosle bresisreoe
Spr, men unoer 6lDtninsen ilufneoe
pluoielis bet el:ttriife 9ps, Os unosr
5prpirrlnsen Hap 9puinoen no. ais
minSells Gabiel blanot 8~eripnalet,
Der i gisrtet ueuteoe gnsreb al bet
oilSe 9pr. 9ppinben taiteoe Jig opsr en-
Seii. s Wertst brrte man bet ulpi.
ielise Spr % ANDRE Spr brpls % fri.
&c al &abiel. On @leiant breo lbs
% fob no / 9irtus, % Ell 7prepoater,
Der sreb ON Stansernr al ct BUR,
boorl Der bar ct Bar 9sper, iit Suan,
ben seelast. Ia man after if 9ps i
9pfalet, iaa nor 2suinoen bense paa
Seiiens Sips % ilanse bens aise.
2pret9mmeren sreb MI ct @,par %
or9bte %9Dulnoen; / iamme gisblii
itrr!eee oaiaa Soften beo ON. 2et bar
peo en- rem 6eiliuselis, at bet sleitriIte
9ps blep ilulfst i ct iaa utelbist gie'
BID.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
6inonernes meoicinIfc Si:
ocnSfab

er al alosammel 3ata, % Oct par i
samle Gage bel fisuot, at mause meois
cinite 9erfer / Santrit blep oueriat iii
arabiIt paa Sefalins al aaliierne al
Sasoao / 3losrummet 10000 (.
Str. @urop9ilf Wtebiciu neopuer til
bet 17be Iarbunorebe bar baieret pao
ben arabiite, os Iaunet paa ben BIN.
ouiite 9ase Gbarnta ioretommer bpy.
pig | l~atinite Speriattelier al g%loicennu,
&ba5es % Serapion. Sfslse ben bius
ouiiie @ioenitab upitaar s%b9oVmme al
5uritprrelie Ct ct eaer ale tire Glemenz
ter - Sanc', @aloes % 9Dmieelemeus
tel, Der I lin Si9euRsts lifting ppretbul.
Der SeIbreoen. Gu Spsoom peb Napn
Saunepat beitripes i ct sammelt bins
buff Serf, us Gariagsn au9ioes at
uRre 8lsplacertn9 al ale tire Clemens
ter. Sellrlum er Ell Safe al ben.
Den nuu9renoe 8eIt er en- anoen Sale
al ben, foroulot peb en- sanIte ertraur,
oinar 8isplaesrins Of be tire napnte
Glementer.
On en- iaaban 8eit no9enIinbe bar
blemisst Snoien er tpipliomt. & ct
anoet Sauitritperf beitrlpes en- lioner,
De, men life nsinstis famine epaoum
iaaleoes: "9iitler brpoer irem / 9lrms
bulerne, siennemtrGuser ielpe 8isoet,
irembrin9er Sober % ouloer 9atien.
ten irpstclise Smsrter iom brenoenOe
3d." Nen ben SpsoOm ipnes for.
ifjeais fra ben nupGrenbe oerusb, at
i ben isriie tommer Sploerne isrIt %
Seberen baseiter, meoens bet / ben
nupGrenpe CT pmpenot. llnoer bisie
Smit4noisbebe. trUr be binouiite 9as
ger, at 8eiten er en- 6prm al Ell Sell.
RUINS ieber, Der er Ooeroroentlja iarlio
oskile life bar rficnot / snmle Snoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
Sarmerne imiler.
gefDttelie for Sorobrnsst ioenie.

De rspublitdnIte Weblemm.r al ben
tore Jindnstomite, bpor aonersss
mano W. q. Spbnfon al Norbs8 atOtu
sr en- al be lsbenbs. bar / TO Tiger arbeis
bet puu en- Sarifbiq, iom ftul for.l9gs
ges nGite aonsrss. Spgapen er tor
og omfattsnbe, % 9omiteens Rspublis
tansre er .nonu life fRroige mso mere
eno fire S6eoules. Meb Senipn til
Sorobrugst bar be p~Gisntlis fulgt
Wtainlspz2 ppen. Soloen paa SoHg
fra nolanbet fureildaes fat til s. pr.
Sopeo, nuor 9prst sr oosr 1 Oar, og
% Protent al 9Rrbien, naar 9Dret
er puroeret til oOer 500. MtSinleps
2opens Solb pad andre DIR sr gjens
optaset. Sb9gopbrattere fra 8eiten
bar giort Spmitesn ppmGrfIom paa,
at Snofsrielen fra Werico sr sbelGgs
genoe for benz. Mange ameritunere
bar Itafet Jig Better berneoe, pg Dils
iOns2open 9iper meritunit 8pGg 4os
gang til bette 2anb mob en- lab Sob.
Sper 100000 DIR sr / ben ienere Sib
TONNE fra Mericp.
Solben pua 9pg forsflaaes tat til
famine geleb ION Wc&inleDz2open,
hpor ben bar 30c pr. 8uibel. Wilion
bar 6ragt 9pgdplingen ooer til Ga
naod. Ma~ltgroerne proteIterer mob
ben foreilaaeoe SoloforbeielIe.
Srustaplerne ital faa tilbage ben
geitptteli., fom Mc9inlep gap benz,
pg S9rianterne eaur meo / Slotten.
solben paa 9~rsbTtoFer, Ris, Meieris
proputter, Poteter, Stioslis, gsnner,
2infrs, Sieb % 9isbprobuttsr, 2Gg
og 5iertr9, Srsniager pg Salt ital
blipe fom | Mcainleps2 open. @ils
ION nsoiatte Solben pua So fra 81
til 50 pr. Son. 5armerne forlanger,
at Wc8inlepsS ploen itul sjenoptuges.
Solben puu Gidort er lat til 1c Quns
bet. 5armsrne / bore Melemitater
tror, at be fan unberlag9e fig belle
Siemmemartebet, naar be fdar 9eitpts
telie.
@ilions Sob pua S9be, Die,
oeriblanot 2arerolje, Sooa % anoet
lignenoe oil blioe itaaenos. Smua
S%oranoringer / bans 5oIo pda 5urz
peItofer % Molerparer foreIluues.
S9iau bans Sob pua 9ine % gr9ns
bepiue pil blioe Itaasnoe. Den bar
pfte bsiere eno / McSinlsps 2open.
&omiteen bar bapt meget 9rpoeri
meb at finoe.en pasIenos 9eitDttslie for
Silpirtere afYottemagerar6eios Stem
tsi % 8lasparer. De pdaItaar, al
Wilionz2op bar sbelast Dem. Sfte
er bet her panIteligt at trGfe bet rette,
ba Oetorationer ipiler en- Iau flor
Roae. Mc8inlebs9ppen bapoe en-
99roitolb, pg ben pil bopebia9eIiq
bli ful9t.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
SpiaepGienet | ScI9icm.

Oct beIaiIfe Parliament er for 9ioen
bsifjaiti3st meo ct 2Ouicr flag, iistsnos
Ill at uuoertrp.te euer / bet miuoitc
inOfrante Spiaspnienst. 9aa ufisui'
lige GteOsr ital SaiaroiYil pare for
buot. gnbuer Spileiorenins ital be-
tale Ell Statsaisift al miuOit 500, 900
5rancs aurlis. Gespoen itul etbpert
Meol.m bstale fra 100 III 200 5ranca.
5orsurist sr ct ianount Spinebus IN.
osrfatet bet itrenssite pfientlise Opipn.
S~piqsp9isuet bar ersbet poioIomt ON
fig i Selsier, % mango merer, at BE-
fOrsIGasoe SeItemmslier oil piie fla
utiltraftelise iii at bsmme llpa ienei,
ps at man bslit bsr iuloitanois for.
bpe. Spill.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09

"aunbe bu lie ipurt meg oaa?!" 10
ban: -Men no bep bu bet, iom ou bar
perbl gpes no uppatt itoriicinen os
fjrp np batitebellel On mua tie iru, es
eler Bet"
90 70 trctiait bel belle hagen, %
iiban beu bet tie bore cit sooi orb imil'
Tom bel. 90 ftoritsincn Iiss, iom ban
Ia ies. Ga, for 8aal er fit; ban rit'
far leg nlori, nnar ban bep iast Elm
ting. 9aa sr ban 10 itempla Tom
iieIe!
On - liieprl - er Oct Tie iGlt nteo
Tome iolt?
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
paa ouer 100000 Cons:

Set of berai fees, at Norse Iiaar
iom gtp. 3 Ssnipu III Snmpltlberes
Mnnsoe, men iom Np. 6 Senipn I'll
ocres 2rR9ti96eo, % at Sueri9e
Itaar iUm geo. 6 i fprite Senieenee,
men iOm IS i iiOitc Senieeube, meeens
Gaumart itanr Tom Go. 9, bpao Onms
psrnes Nutnt unsuar, men iom go. II
/ 9rHgti9ber.
I'll Smanoampere, ium life er meo'
ta9re / pp%enitaasnoe 2iite, er Der / be
neunte 9anoe 2,667 meb en- iamlet
9rpstisbeo al 415,OG9 Cons. vi
StOroampere CT Der 131, iom mailer
meIem 5000 us 5000 Cons; SO, iom
mdoler melsm 5000 pg 5000 Sous;
70, ium mailer ouer 5000 Cons. og
al olsie mauler utte Ouer 10000, mem,
zig "Gumpania", "5rieoerl6 Der
@rOiic", @eorsic", "2ucauia", "gtew
Yort", "&arls", "St. Souls" pg "St.
8aut".
Set iamleoe Intal Tampere pan
Oper 100 Cons er 11,l55 meo Ell
SruttCorGstl9beO al 17.OS9 $50 o. en-
Electromagnetic al 10, 7G1,O25 Cons.
Is Nationcr bar Sellitlbe, Gpls
inmleo' 9rG9ti9beo bslcbsr iis iii
Ouer 100000 Cons. Ogiaa bluuOt
otsi e er Rorae, Speriae % Snnmart.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
sur moo Srrtua.

Siisnt Grperimsnterne meo groies.
for ao6s 2ubertulin life Dor upmunt.
rence, iOrtiener ben Mebbelelie fra
Berlin Spm9rfiombeb, at 9ottur Nei.
mann, Ell betienot Satteriolos, bar o.,
oaset ct Serum, ium eiter bans si.
senpe ullereoe bar oaret prppet meo
Selo mob SubertulOie life alene hos
0pr, men psiaa hos Msnneitcr.
Serumet ct bentet ira Slcoet al en-
@isp; SlVeet bar i nnsIe g~iaaueSer
pRret blancet meo 5prine o. Sociusr
al Spsoommen. gtermere Dplpsnin.
ger ON Sasen psptes mso bet ioritc.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-09
Samilieieene.

~Stuar Der nOsst i Guiien", ipurste
5ru 8eiterien i'm Sgstebalpbel, Der
meset iprist ituoerebe lit 2iusorsan.
"gtsi,~ iparsee Sr. Ietterieu.
Ia ipues jes, bu mart tunbe bore
iarois mso ben. Som Der meo glpi.
isHi~
"8sut ba Iiot. Ser er tnufe nuaei,
ipm oil interssisrs big. On Mano i
SrsUit nasieoe iorlsbsn at betale lib,
sliterne peo i'm SuItrus Sesrauelie,
Retten osmte BAN til bstaIe Gensene.
5uuo ipnes ou ON ben afGre?"
Zen Mano buroe rgome for fla
ielu~. betlamersoe 5ru 9stterien meO
gatbos.
go BET er osiaa min Msnina", "a
&sttsrieu. "3et MATTE 10 bare Mtan.
ben en- @lRoe ---"
-SDno Tiger hu", inerreOe 5ru Set.
tsrisH tobtsrrgo Slniistst.
seq mensr bare ijRre 9lotilbe, al
BET MATTE u9re BAN N belis ps bpre,
bar 8ll9t, ipm ban meo @laoe -"
ASalIus, - mener on pirtelis, al
ban - at bu for grsmyet, pilbe betale
for min Sssrapelie mso @lnbs?"
-Get oar life bet jes mente, min
tere! III maa ba ~iOritna -"
80 jes ioriinar nltior sOot, bpao
on flyer. Gu iOrteaer mig, OF oh mel
@leoe piloe betale for min 2isi9ro -
10 bu IA meo @laoe -, on snIter ueI
at Jee pnr ogo % %besrapsn, for at ou
tsuOe siite big meO a~Oitep,ssn. On
or en- Siurf - 8eiterien - ct Chr -
10 ou er -"