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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
TWO BANKS CLOSE THEIR DOORS.
SHADY TRANSACTIONS LEAD TO THE DOWNFALL
OF MONTANA INSTITUTION.

SHADY TRANSACTIONS LEAD TO THE DOWNFALL.
OF MONTANA INSTITUTION.
Great Falls Mont Feb. 5.-The Northwestern
National Bank of Great Falls placed in the
hands of a receiver this morning. 1t Is said that
the directors have discovered defalcation of
about $1,000 The cashier is r. d. Hatcher The
Northwestern had a capital of $250ts3 and ad-
vertised surplus of $4,000 Thomas Couch, G. NJ.
Hyams Frank Kleptko and other prominent stock
holders in the Boston and Montana and Butte and
Boston Mining companies are members of the
Board of Directors of the bank. and ". G. Conrad.
a Great Falls capitalist is president Of the inSti-
tuition
Investigation shows that the trouble arose out Of
recent sale OF stock whereby the Conrad
brothers disposed of holdings to r. ID. Hatcher,
who said he represented Eastern parties. The
purchase money. amounting 10 some $4,000. was
paid TO the Conrads and was supposed come
from Hatchers clients. Nothing further was
known of the matter until it was discovered that
$1,000, which the Northwestern National Bank
had in the Globe National Bank of Boston, had
Globe National 10 a New-York bank was known
to the directors, but Hatcher had said thai oiclas
of that bank were among the purchasers and 1t
was supposed that the money transferred came
from Boston L n n naed rsa o.
as far as the Globe National was concerned The
while the Globe National books show small over
draft At meeting Of the directors held last
shows deposits $597.394 assets about $4,000. The
bank officials say there is doubt that de-
positors will be paid in full. There is trouble
in other banks so far.
The New-York correspondent Of the Northwestern
National Bank OF Great Falls. Mont was the Ma
tional Park Bank with which the Great Falls Bank
had moderate credit balance.
Washington, Feb THE directors OF the North
western National Bank OF Great Falls Mont. took
charge Of that Institution this morning suppressed
ing the executive officers. They telegraphed the
controller of the Currency that the cashier Of the
bank had bought securities In violation OF IN
structons and their action had been based on tina I
fact In response to request for instructions the
Controller sent a bank examiner to take charge OF
the bank.
Franklin. Ohio, Feb. 5.-The First National Bank
has suspended The capital is 100000 surplus,
$40 OOo undivided profits $4,000; deposits s35 900;
loans and discounts, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
THE REV p. CAMERON SCOTT

Philadelphia. Feb. 5.-lnformation was receiVei
to-day at the office of the Philadelphia Missionary
Council of the death of the Rev. p Cameron Scott
OF BROOKLYN ~ Y, founder and director or the
Africa Inland Mission. at Nzawi, British East
Africa on December 4. Mr. Scott was one OF the
Youngest and most active missionaries in the HELD
being only twenty nine years old. Returning from
the Congo he conceived the idea of an undenomlha'
tionaI mission and since June, 1895. fifteen mis-
rios have gone 10 the field under his direction
Since December 1885 he had established stations az
four points and erected buildings az each, tlousI
never soliciting any funds He had rena rkabe sue
cess with hostile tribes and was especially com,
rnsnded bv the British ROYAL Commissioned, Joh1
AinsWorth who gave a grant OF land at the last
station founded TO him. Mr. Scott broke all RECORDS
for travel on foot in British East Africa 1ourneys
ne much as forty-fve miles day under the hot
sun The Philadelphia Council will now take dlrec'
charge of the mission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR THE MACHINE
SCHEME TO mako GAs-METER INSPECTION
COMPULSORY. AND THUS SUPPLY JOBS
FOR ALI, THE BOYS"


FOR ALI. THE BOYS"
Albany. Feb (speciaD.-A bill 10 allow James
J.. Stewart. CT New-York City Inspector OF Gas
Meters. to appoint army OF as-mcter inspectors
throughout the State was introduced into the As
sembly to-day by Assemblyman Degnan OF New
York A similar bill was presented last year and
despite evidence which showed only too clearly
the real object Of the measure, II passed both
houses Of the Legislature and went TO the Gov
ernor. Governor Morton refused 10 allow II TO be-
&C me a law and the bill was lest sight OF until a
measure almost Identical with that OF last year
bobbed UP in the Assembly this morning.
The bill introduced to-day is even more danger
Gus and Objectionable than was that Of last year.
II provides that. in addition to the three deputy
inspectors, whose appointment IL already provided
for, when the Inspector OF Gas Meters finds him
self unable 10 attend 10 his duties in any city or
town he shall appoint temporarily, and for such
time he shall deem expedent, one or more dep
uty inspectors Of meters for the county In which
such city or town is located. The inspectors shall
be entitled collect for the service OF such depu
ties in inspecting and examining proving and seal
ing meters fee OF 10 cents FOR each meter in
spected. The said fee. in OF new meters is
to be collected from the several manufacturers OF
Of repaired meters, the fee is TO be collected from
the several gaslight companies OF the State. out
or the fees SO collected by the Inspector. ne shall
pay to the said deputies such reasonable salaries
as may be agreed upon"
from ine amount OF money WHICH WOuld
be collected from such fe, levied upon all the
gas meters of the State. and from which the State
would receive little or beneh 1t Is worth while
10 consider the political influence that such an
army Of inspectors, with which every town IN the
State might be infested. would WELD. Gas-meteI
manufacturing companies could be held up In the
delivery Of their meters for weeks, awaiting the
pleasure OF the inspector, for the bill states that
q sesss and ..at HiT By Ps 'Ss
inspector who Is TO receive 10 cents for every seal
placed upon a new or repaired meter
The original act by which the Office OF Inspector
OF Gas Meters was created stated that he should
examine all meters when required TO do 80. The
bill OF to-day makes such inspection mandat tory
and subject 10 neither the desires OF the consumer
OF gas nor the manufacturer OF meters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
AMERICAN FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.

Warrington, Feb. 6.-The fifteenth annual meet
ing Of the American Forestry Association was held
here to-day. Among the delegates who made ad-
d-e,ses on the of the forests in their
states were Colonel William F. Fox of NewYork;
John Birkinbine Of Pennsyivania; John c, Clifford.
OF New-Jersey. and George H. Moses. Of New
Hampshire. The election Of ofncers resulted In
oart a follows: President. Francis II. Appleton.
81 Boston; hrst Vice president, sir H. G. Jolly De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
CoRNELES CELEBRATION NOTEWORTHY

Ithacs. n. Y, Feb. 5.-President Schurman an
nounced to-day that Washington's Birthday Will
be specially celebrated at Cornell this year by
address on Chief Justice Marshall by Henry e.
Brown, Associate' Justice OF the Supreme Court
Andrew D. White will formally present to the uni
versy SIX copies OF portraits OF distinguished ju-
rists. including that OF Chief Justice Marshall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
FORESTER STILL BEHIND TIE TINES.
NOW HE WANTS TO PASS A BILL TO GO INTO
EFFECT LAST YEAR


EFFECT LAST YEAR.
Albany. Feb. (SpeclaD.-Orrion l.. Forester, Of
Kings County. may well be termed booking back
ward statesman" on Monday night last. when he
moved 10 strike out the enactng clause Of the Appro-
prlaton biz OF 1896, Il clearly evident that his
mind was retroactive. But not until to-day was II
demonstrated that he Is actually attempting 10 pass
retroactive legislation. Some time ago Mr. Forester
introduced bill 10 regulate the price Of Illuminating
gas In cities OF the first second and third classes To-
day II observed that the last cause Of this
ure reads: This shall take effect September l.
1886"
II Is by means OF such brilliant strokes as these
that Forester would demonstrate 10 the legislators
that they should pass the bill he has presented allow
ing him 10 practise law without having passed the
CURED examinations. IL IL evident that examination
Whenever a new outbreak IL heard from Forres. or
the members Of the Assembly unconscious;y think Of
MS pedgree as stated upon the floor OF the Hose
winter by himself II have always been a member OF
the Republican party. in the cradle OF whom was
rocked" ''1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
MP PAW TO HAVE NEW Voa"

49,. Fab 5-Iouis F.. Payn. when ne '"he'
80 =, N. state Insurance Department as It's SUI
rerIn,enden on thursday next has arranged 10 h
his private office the room now oecuoeu ,m ny
state superintendent of Prisons THIS room n ,na,
atelv adiolns the other rooms now occup'eu w ss
department and originally Sst state Prison SUI
~ ner,nfendent will remove his quarters Which have
rooms under the Executive ,orrnr since Grover
Cleveland SslOngnsn h. to dre ire opposite the
Mr. Payn's private office WI ps W. u,' Eyective Cham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN CHARLES BENDlRE.

Washington. Feb. 5.-The War Department .ae
no,, tn,ormod of the death of Captain CharleS
Bendire at jacksonville. Fla. YESTERDAY LIN ~
Bricht's disease Captain Bendire was a na'Se ~
Germany and commissioned from .ie .annS
1854 He was brevetted first lieutenant ior siiil
at Treyillian Station. Virginia In 1854 ana as JU
for bravery in action against indians at o"y ,ba
cavalry in iSss for disability in line or duty, t,o
since that time had risen to prornnenSSn ~
fife circles as an ornithologist OF the Sinltiiso
Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
1coUsED OF CAUSING PATIENTS DEATH

Norrtstown. Penn. Feb S-A warrant has been
worn out by Dr. D. D. Richardson. resident ply
stefan of the State Hospital for the Insane here
Tor the arrest Of Walter Clinch. OF Philadelphia
charging him with entering the room OF William
Mccue an inmate Of the hospital. and inficting
such iniries upon McCue that they resulted In his
Sssth McCue was found dead in his room At the
CoronerS inquest the jury returned verdict that
~ RAD come 10 his death at the hands of some
person or persons unknown Ciinch was Mccue's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
WILLIAM A. MILLER.

William A. Miller, an old resident ol "ins o'"7
died at his homo in Ellis Place. in that village
Yesterday morning. from apopexy. He was eighty
years old. and was born in the city OF New I ork'
where he was engaged In the lath and plaster nuSi
ness unril he retired He trustee or the ltigh-
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church ana a
liberal subscriber TO every worthy object widow
and survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06

nis,rsnt ~ Coumbis Gardiner c. Hubbard. Reso,
uons were passed approving the werorsa foresi
6res aud accepting the invitation to attend me
Coming tennessee Exposition at Nashville Ihen
the association adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
THE COST OF GAS ~ Bus Wv

To the Editor Of The Tribune ,.o.-
Wv -oror, ~ the gas hearing at Albany yes
slr Ine ,S appears in The Tribune this morning
made me say that the price of gas Is ." ,hn com
thousand feet In Boston said the Coz. ~ sieadinr
pnn and will be greatly Obliged II you WI,
the correction above. IL Avn
New-York. Feb. D. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06

Albany Feb. s-The Consolidated Fireworks ON ON,
rs N"'" of America. Of New-York CITY today lea
r,,h the Secretary Of State certificate =, 1ss
reduction in its capita stock from OF It's ad-n
csnnitai The certificate shows the iiaD''i'i'' "
company to be sl6sIO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
AUTHORIZED TO DO BTSTNESS

Albany, Feb flames F. Pierce STATE super,n-
tenden' OF Insurance. to-day authorized the Liver
pool and London and Globe Insurance Company o,
New-forK 10 commence business as a Joint stock Ar.
lns AZ ance company. The company has 4 capital
STOCK o. *19oO ana subscribed and pald-in surplus
OF $4,000 The president Of the company is Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06

Bloomington, H.. Feb. 5.-Charles Radbourne
who for many years was the pitcher for the Provi-
dence and Boston teams OF the National League
died here at p. m. Death was caused py paIesis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
VESTCHESTERS RACING ENTRIES.

The entries for the spring and autumn meetings
Of the Westchester Racing Association closed on
Tuesday. The spring meeting Is from May 10
May 60 inclusive and the autumn meeting from
October "A TO November 2. inclusive The entries
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
Bitnfles.
"Kimball" Bicycle.

Made in New York and for sale at fac.
tory. ,o7. Joo West Broadway; also by
f. A. Beokwi;h, 700 Broadway:
n. s. Gates, 1863 Broadway,
Scharles Bros, 90 West ed St,
Frank T. Dut,son, $50 Western Boulevard;
John Wood, $40 Lenox Ave.
Phillips ming. Co.. 3o7.soo W. B'dwsy N. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06

There is a supplementary entry for all but the
Autumn Selling for two-year-olds. which closes
Natron-Up TO date the Matron for 1899 has re.
ceiyed ga entries. with several probable large
nofninators 10 be heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
SPRING MEETING.

Entries.
x,-.,o, ,.o-vea~ ~
old
two-year-ods 20
isst.cbss.cr for threeyear Odds Observation-Disclosures. 30
~
Metropolitan Handicap for three yearods and upward ~
upwari. -
High Weight Serial Handcaps. three year Olds and Up
.
Amateur Cup for three year-oids and upward II
Supplementary entries may be made for the Lau
reate Baychester and Pocantico handicaps on
April !. and for Amateur Cup on April ana
Mayl.
HURDLE RACES AND sTEEPLEcHAsEs.
Entries.
Nicholas Hurdle Handicap. ~
Knlcke,bocker Hurdle Handicap ~
York Steepleciase Handicap ~
international Steeplechase Handicap. ~
Hunt Stesplechase 10
supplementary entries may be made for the
hurdle races and steeplechases on April ana
May ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
,rrrcryu IT'S CAPITAL STU n.

" Eaton and the secretary Is George ". Hoy'' OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
AUTUMN MEETING.

White Handicap two-year-ods AZ
Observation-Disclosures. 90
Au,,rsn selling for ods Observation-Disclosures. 81
Jerome JIsndicsp. for thIee~year- olds Is
Municipal Handicap, for three year-olds ana upward 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-06
yt,RD1.E RACES AND srEEPLEcHAsEs
rxrn1Es ron rHE MrrpopoLrrAN

supplementary entries may be made for the
hurdle races and steeplechases on April and
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09

90 ooftoramne funoe merflelea not iugert
ting gjerd uso bet. 6an bar hiaa ben
cine etier ben aHore og biaa Balbcrg
Saiono og 6nns aaoban berctisrpau.
Wien 10 tom ban tGDranoe iirdn bpen
cit tuelo utoan pirtereu o. pdr NOT
berniet. "a Oao ban IN
pper "beiteiprangc, baa bcp iormo.
oentle9 beiien porte rroO ior e%itfuart %
lett ut; ior oda ontt ban nttlen0e3 meo
boue | tien, men beind bart barQauOe
lalt ! lleoen, % mouner par | ilit ti Tor
'atnlug, at ban tunoe fife bpriioutera
leg llelp, men bart banganoe paa ilGp.
til belten ltcgga moer but lnuoc, gten
cda uar Oct life melr ait 40 lepetiten til
baagdn, elo bet CT ieUciit paa meg 49,
lftje oen riugaite toooel! 90 Den baoOe
ban aIori porte az meo, baooe ban life
orltfe! Oct ia ban llglU, 10 ca bsgroe
paa bet! Bairiorten luGiua meD
iunoa.
Som eg ieier oDft. naar BET 6errc
lam ltlc poa EN- flGrleB maate! niftu
3pnnes 2ilano.
Del rusla pibare.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
Smilct oplDicr

guGatet paa Gpli. ION har iunoei buriia o. %arinois
sirlp irr ~malariite. bospeptiite % nerpeie l~lOroener
eqer @pres oa @aleeinae peo Srusen al poitetters
sGousbitters. Ga iaaeauue lnieHpe Aritater er talriee
liosiom BE- erepe. oer mobia9eS fra oeres Gierc, iom
ssri otteterer leen itcre Samiremepieins Girir,raii.
gloupt be Wsbisualer, iom sipes al @iauer. Iarmeue
o. eepsren, naar npest salt tr paa'Groe' iah hGphes
iuasIia Sppsbpinc. SaIsbrpnoe, Soaine' uipN III
Wep. @uieubeO EiHsHe % Sueen % ir@s s0st'na'
Disie 5pmptouer tnrbe ltraE aipes G5t paa' aaast
man ia I'm IiIluat III Sit'efen, oil oft snsue,iss
uoiapi ~ieripiuoe % aipe *ldes Ior Del 'te''iss uU'
trpi. Der iclaer icrrpct stpsiraft- frlotr ~ 'heoVet
mob Snaoommcus apit. laa fat Sn'ersi III snpatt
peb al talse Sittereu I'll Sis!p. Zen oll pfinee 's
riv,-s.n (aRar.)
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
o. par fpnmeu tilbprbs.

Get saar bro". bpilfebe Soban til
alinoitrpm. "Ses bar left ben up for
benbe, bun uar luert 9laO / ben. 90
ian bar ies ~ifreuet ben OH % last go
piret / 9ommen-i Nposialo!"
sioen for Spban frem Os tilbase %
particle up for Sba. Sg oa banote
bet, at ban mlltcoe Hapiret, ium ialot
no al Sommeu.
Sg Der bar en-, lpm iaa bet, nemlis
Sergeant S%taablbers. San iuarmeoe
iOr Spa % melt ior benbes Eense.
San iaa itrar, bpao bet bar. Sg
arissmano, lom ban par, babe ban
mart i'm Slaaplan i Sroen. San traf
iis bort. laite 2alen %isiennem. os ba
De bauoe ipiit. % YunidebuIen tom
iuo. lfreo ban irem % iaeoe:
"0tine Gamer % Serrer! Seq bar
al Inlsonins til at trp, at mango %
uafre 6elttaler uil bliue bOlbt Der !
often al benz, lom bar Srbet bebre /
Wtast END jes. Mien for ri iuinser os
i Damien meo be imufte Yiacr, pil jes
beoe ON at iaa iise ct Yar Orb.
Saa Ianst git Ilt soot. SOban
tjenbte fig npf Iiseiom iorbisauet! bet
bar 10 Meninsen, at ban ifulbe tale
iprit. Men isrunoen uar bet soot, at
en- Snben sit i Sloen pg tus Stpoet.
Oct bar lettere al fomme iom glp. 2.
. Staablbere iortiatte:
Man bprer iaa oite &lase ooer, at
vi Ieper i Iartiernes Glib. Set er
lanbt. So, vi bar enoos ioas iaaet
iitano Stpset, iOm ri taloer "aane'
parti" - % al tet fan Der TONNE ans
ore BARTER.
Oct bespnote at saa runbt for SCs
ban. Get par 10 bans Gale!
San iua paa Soa! gun uar babe
rob os bIea. San iaa paa slinss
Itrsnn, % en- ioriaroelis Mistante Tom
op i bam. Sauoe @linsitrgm maaite
iolst ben iii to!
Men Slinsitrsm iaa liseiaa iprbau'
let no Tom Spban.
% greb Soban / Common o. ior'
ltob gilt.
San ltirrcbe aloeles ira Jig islp paa
S~taablbers. % Staablberss Zine
falot paa Spban. % iaa bliuer Staabl'
berg fcrpirret.
Sau bespuoer at famine, sicntasr,
funoe life jaa irem mere--ol iaa iiors
psoe ban aloelss. meoens be Nnore
Unite.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
en- Gale.
III 5srrit @rancr.

Saainnrt alinsItrcm bar fommen
no al Semlnarst, toa ban Den beoite
Eolt, ban funoe iaa fat pan. % ba
ban bar en- slao Sial, funoe mause
Siltorier, bleu ban buoen baaoe bio %
DO % par ~uelieet boor ban fom.
On Sgnoass GitermlpDas benimoo
Sul iao ban bjemms. San bapoe en-
Slime paa NGlen. bet var oaarlist
SER, % ban bar life ristis / Sumcr.
Gan t9nfte paa at lasse Jig, ba bet
baufebe paa Goren. Set uar Soban,
"Opens riseite Scar.
"9gr on, iasoe Soban, ba ban bar
tommen III SGoe ps bauoe iaaet Jig en-
Blbe "ou = lGrte Dere ogiaa at bOloc
Gale oerburte paa Semiuaret?"
"2u-bolb en- Gale for mig oa".
"Stal jog boloe en- Sale ior ois?"
"3u ioritaar pel Meningeu. On
lfal lape en- tot mig; ies ital bolOe ben
lioen".
1Naa-en liben @jarsit, buab?"
9m. 81 bar ajeretur Der ON Bin.
~terer, og ba bpttes Ri ON at boloe
9ale peo Siloet. 90 iaar er bet min
5ur. Mteu jes bar iaa uuot for at
tale, % Den imaa Soa pil, jes ital.
Sun bar 10 buerfen iust So eler Nei,
% bun pil pel ie, buoroau ies sreier
mig, ipr bun beitemmer fig. Ss iaa
iaar pu uare iaa inll at 9ipre ben Sus
len ior mig.
Som isien ON utte Gage. iasoe
al,nsitrpm elter ct gieblits Setenis
ming, "laa ifal ri ie".
"aan bu life lape Salen meb bet
iamme?"
"9tei. ri ma bare Sio for at faa
ben COB. Suif, bet sielcer 10 bit oius
9ptte."
ga VET ba".
On Senoa9en fit Suban Salen,
pent senlfreuet. San bru9te tire Gage
III at lore ben, men ba funoe Sobau
Den iom en- Dams.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
SiHcer prDglct psa @aoen.

Gn meget mRrtelis 6Gurelie inbtrai
iorleoen gtat / Soenie. Gn officer
bar nsmIi8 celta9et i ct Sla0smaal
meb en- menIa SOloat, % er i bette
bleuen ajenremprp9let paa bet 9ruas
oiglte. Sasen bar untt ben ltsritc
OpmartiOmbeb % WiuuO og Dinno
imelem bar bet puft Ell itrrt 5orbaus
ielle cUer, at bet life lDItes be oper'
oroneoe Wiititare at opretboloe Groen
lnoenIOr Siiicerernes Jtetter, % ouer,
at man itaoig meo EaalmOOiSbeo liu'
Der fig / oisie S%fanoaler, Der eiter
ounIte Sluses Meutn9 ultio ltgtOeB be
pnsresS ificsrer.
Zen SefonblBitnnnf, Der er implices
ret / oenne Gag, pil eiter ~iitfert 5prlp.
oenoe 'iaa i'm NiItso, ba man iiglge
Yrnrls life taaler ct Mennelte, Der bar
lnolabt Jig paa noSet iaaoant / Sarens
H9tfer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
Wooerne SrDamp.
8i leier i banIfe Blade:

Si leler oanIfe Slaoe:
IS Sorsbass Gatelieoes Baron
eppbusG ploentrone. Officer a la suite
/ 9aren, os 8unoepisen Marie aier.
fine Geberien / Sfanoerbors Slots.
firfe.
8arpnen boebe paa @aorben steus
eye / Nerbeoen al 2anbsbpen Sorret
i MaalIlet Sosn, % ben neoerlie
@aarb i 9~anosbpsn eies af 9oul g.,
Der / baslis Gale fables "SatIOul",
ioroi @aarben, Der iorreiten life er al
De fore. lisser peo Satten. Sau bau'
De mango 8srn. st at bisIe er Warie
&jernine, NIL 8arOnssie @plbentrone.
@ielien Ifebe / al St;lbeb. eiter al
Der ON 9srcasen oar lsit 8unsetrep
Otter @ielien inotuses ct Waltib
paa ct al Bpens ppteler - Sotel
"Stanoinapien" = bet bar paa 0 aus
psrts. % BruoeiSlset beiioo al lutter
tarpelise Bonoeiolf al Tiaens narme'
tie Glnst. Msb 3oaet ST. IL ON MI
tenen bssao bet npsiite Yar iis i Ell
Sole &lasies aupe paa SrpQupsreiie,
bpis enbelise Wanl bar irtet minore
eno BET iierne Seiten".
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
YSaibin9tom JONI GARNER.

General Waihingtons Sarm pep
Mpunt 9ernpn uogjorbe 10000 Icres
2ano / ct Stptte, altiad omtrent Is
apooratmil. Oct belle bar belt / min
ore @aarbe al paslenbe Sterrelie, %
bisiss geliasenbeo bar / en- 4fltano al
TO, tire os fem WliIe fra Sppebsaaroen.
0on belsgte bisie 0aarbe bpsr Dag,
ndar @eiret bar spbt, og ban bar ioee
fla beitiRfti9et meo at gjere a~llebaanoe
5prIps til 4serbprtninssns 5remz
me. S 1887 bapbe ban $50 Icres
2anb; ban iaaebe 600 9uibels Sapre,
ban bdpoe 700 acres t%iliaaet meo
Spebe % liseiaa meset til Wlais, gpg,
ppteter, gsnner us 9Grter etc. FAINT 100
acres til 5urnips. Sans geiGtnins
beItpo al 40 SeIte, 112 ajsr, 236 Ire
beibsprer, &pier % llngsSrero s 500
SCAR. San beltiaftiseoe itabig $50
4~rbeiosfolt % bdpbe "a Plouge gaa>
enoe beItanpis bele garst runbt, nadr
Sorbens geitahenbeo pg 9siret pilce
tiauce bet. s 1880 ilasteoe ban 100
Spin til grus for lin Susbplonins
GA til prppiiion for fine Tesre, for
bpis Sprnebsnbeber ban Iergeoe mec
meaen Smbu. Otter bans Sso I'll
ale hans Regre Jribeoen ifelge hans
teItamentariIts geitemmelie; % for oe
oamle % ipase blanpt benz buppe ban
upiat en- Gipere.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
Gen itpre Saa funi.

Zen fore Dag fUm.
ct beiliSt Sl9oeipre baooe lamlet
belle gpens llnsoom % mango al De
Glore. neutrality-suspicious. Sal par
untfsrt pputet % pplpit.
Soban tjprte Soa, % ban bar i ben
lDuenoe Sinmel - iaa mllo % bib
bapoe bun aloris uHret for.
"9taa, ifal pu bulne 6eIttalen ou?"
so, ba", la8oe ban ouerleSent.
San fit meo ensaua 2pl. til at Dol.
Dc ben for benoe = ipm en- Sla9s Sc.
n%eralprgpe. Oct ifuloe ere morlomi
at bpre, bpab FUN iasbe.
"Sil on bsre ben igrt?" ipur9te
ban.
9An 10 % iasoe ia.
"a ban bar iarois, imilte bun %
ia9oe:
"3eu par 9oo".
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
ga iaar Joban Ell Spc.

ia inar Soban II See.
San saar irem til Sorest, sribsr ct
@las Os fer:
"Sr. Staablbers fan nit lille mere
al i'm Gale. Seq iial ioa 2ou III at
bialpe BAN. Sau insos ipIseuo:" -
90 bermeo bolct Sobau belle Ia
len ON isisn - % i~lutteoe meo 5pno
% 3len.
"a ban par iarois. slenlso Salen
al Sraucraab, meoens S~iaablbsrs iaa
no iom en- paao Suno.
Eaa Sjemusien ia9oe Soa ga til
Sobau.