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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
TOBACCO TRUST HARD HIT.
Corporation and Bars Ii From
Illinois.

Chicago, May l5.-Judge Gibbons rem
dered a decision to-day declaring the
American Tobacco Company an Illegal cor
poration and prohibiting its agents from
carrying on it's business within the con-
fines of this state. The decision sustained
the information filed last December by
Attorney General Lononey, asking that the
American Tobacco Company be enjoined
from selling paper cigarettes, on the prem
ise that it was an illegal trust, monopoly
and conspiracy in the business in quas-
ton.
The plea of the attorney general alleged
that the American Tobacco Company man
factures and sells SO per cent of all the
paper cigarettes manufactured in the
United States, and is a combination in re-
eral demurrer. the main contention being
with the state of Illinois is powerless to re-
strain foreign corporations from shipping
any article of commerce from one state TO
another or from distributing or selling such
article in the state to which the shipment
is made. This proposition Judge Gibbons
discusses at great length. The court said
business of the company and the manner
IN which 1t Is carried on to be true, the ques-
uon is whether il falls under the ban of
ouIlawry pronounced against trusts by the
federal and state statutes. The court said
that a close investigation of the decisions
of the United States supreme court leads
TO the conclusion that the power OF self
preservation is inherent in statehood This
gives the state the power TO pass and en-
force any law which is necessary and in
dispenSable to the preservation and con-
servation OF public health.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
BOuNg 70 .sssE THE GIRL.
Mexican y South ofI7 shoots His Way
TO His sreetheart and
EIopes With Her.

San Antonio, Tex, May 15.-Henry
Bridgemsn, an American stockman living
near Monclova. Mexico. arrived here to-
day with news of a duadruple tragedy just
enacted on the Hacienda del Cedral, near
his ranch. Macedonia Frausta. l1-year-
old boy of tha5 neighborhood. was in love
with Anita MCyas, the pretty daughter of
a ranchman. The family of the girl op-
posed the marriage. and Frausta deter
mined to get possession of her by force.
He armed himself with a rifle and started
for her home. On the road, he met Manuel
Soils manager of the hacienda, accom-
panied by one of the girls brothers. The
boy and the two men had some warm
words and Frausta deliberately shot and
killed both of them. Another brother of
the girl arrived on the scene, and he was
also promptly shot and killed. Before the
boy got away from the scene of the crimes.
Manuel Herrera came up and attempted
his capture Herrera was also killed. The
murderer then proceeded to the girls home
and the two eloped and have not been cap
f11F
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
SPANISH MUCH CONCERNED.
President MckinIey's Forthcoming
Message Giving Them No Lit
tie Uneasiness.

New York, May ia special to the
World from Havana says:
The Spanish officials at the palace re
much concerned over the rumorS of IN.
forthcoming message from President Nc
kmlcy. Orders have been issued il L. said
that all Americans be treated with the ut
most gentlencSS hereafter. so that there
may be no possible cause for complaint. In
is understood also that the Americans con-
fined in Havana prisons have been moved
TO new cells. and are given MANY comforts
that they have not had before.
La Lucha was warned yesterday against
publishing anything regarding the attitude
Of the new administration at washington
"a il is feared that the insurgents would
be encouraged thereby.
Yellow fever is spreading rapidly among
the Spanish troops Trainioads of sick sol.
diers are coming into Havana daily, and the
hospitals are Overcrowded
The Estra Madura battalion which has
been working i'm Santa Clara province was
defeated by portion of Gomez army this
week.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
GRAND COUNCIL MEETING OF THE
L.. It. OF KANSAS ENDED.
NEXT MEETING AT FORT SCOTT.
RICHARD wAGsTAFF, OF LAW.
RENEE, GRAND COUNSELLOR.
Enjoyable Trips to the PenItentIary
and the Soldiers Home Iester-
day-Last of the Festivities
Was n Grand Banquet
Last Night.

Leavenworth. Kas. May 15.-CSpecial)
The sixth annual grand council meeting of
the United Commercial Travellers of Kan
sas closed this afternoon at o'clock. Two
business sessions of the council were held
to- day. About the last work of the council
was the election of officers and the selec-
tion OF place of meeting for next year.
Fort Scott was chosen for the next an
nuaI convention city. The meeting will be
held on the second Friday in May, and it
is expected to last two days, the same as
this one.
The election of officers was a purely
formal affair. and there were no contests.
l. is the custom in the grand council to
advance officers step by step until they
pass through the chairs. The only new
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
CITY NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS.

An open A. p. A. meeting will be held az
1913 Grand avenue tomorrow night.
Evangelist Shawhan will begin series
of meetings in the tent at Independence
night.
Colonel Z. II. Phelps, grand master CT
the grand lodge of the Royal and Select
Masters. will go to Chillicothe, Wednesday
evening with a number of other active
Masons here 10 organize new chapter OF
the Royal and Select Masters.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16

The funeral of the late Dennis La Hines,
Of the Stock hotel. 1911 Genessee streets,
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
2:3O O'Clock from the Liberty Street NJ. +.
church. corner Joy and Liberty streets.
The procession will leave the hotel at 2
o'clock sharp. The services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. James p. Dew. assisted by
other ministers of the city. The pallbear-
ers will be: Actual. Charles Holsinger.
Joe Russell. Charles Virgins. George
Smith or Lewis Long. w. X. Reams.
George Neff; honorary. George Campbell.
George Hosmer. G. II. Pierson. Samuel Ell
liott Mr.. Parlin. w. II. H. Osgrigg.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
PREVESA ALL BUT TAKEN.
Turkish Garrison Has Given Notice
That 1t Ia Ready 10 Capit-
uIaIP.

Athens, May ia private dispatch from
Arta just received here says that the
Turkish garrison at Prevesal at the north
ern entrance of the Gulf Of Arta. which
has been besieged by the Greek land and
sea forces. almost from the outbreak of
the war, has sent the Greek archbishop
and five notabihties OF Prevesa to the
commander of the besieging Greek army
force is ready TO capitelate to the regular
fnrcnS Of Greece "a
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
Denver Election Frauds.

Denver. Col, May 15.-Election contests
for seats in the Denver board Of aldermen
have resulted i'm sensational disclosures
On the recount in the Fourth ward to-day
the ballot boxes for two precincts Were
found TO be empty. Evidences of fraud
were found in the Third ward also Pros
ecutions are likely to follow.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
STABBED BY AN UNKNOWN.
Fight, Is Given n Serious
Knife Wound.

Charles Mathews. a colored man living
at 1924 Highland avenue. was seriously
stabbed by an unknown negro man at First
street and Guinotte avenue about $50 last
evening The wound is in the left breast,
and Police Surgeon Landon. who attended
Mathews states that IL Is serious, but not
necessarily fatal. After he had been
stabbed. Mathews walked to Fifth street
and LYDIA avenue, where he fell exhaust
ed. and was carried into drug store. He
was later removed to the city hospital.
Mathews stated that he was one of a
crowd watching n negro fight when he was
stabbed. He had no part in the fight.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
New G. A. r.. Post at Parsons, kas.

Parsons, Kas., May l5.-(SpecialD Adju-
tant General Lew Hanback,. of the G. A r.
of Kansas, organized another post in this
city tonight. with J. NJ. Brit as command
er. The new post starts out with a mem
bership of eighty-three. This makes two
posts i'm Parsons, the combined membership
being several hundred.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
Found with His Throat Cut.

Charlotte. n. c., May 15-An elderly man.
with his throat cut from ear to ear, was
found on the public highway near Reids-
VILE to-day. He could not articulate, but
wrote on a slip of paper that he was
Charles Preston. a public school teacher
ard had been attacked by two young white
men. who carried him into the depths Of
the pine woods and cut his throat when
thew found he had no money.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
Paderesvski's Fat Fee.

London. May 1.-THE largest sum ever
paid a pianist in London will be given Pad
erewski for one performance in Queens
hall, during the present season. He Will
receive 5000. A similar fee has been Of
fered to Nine Patti to sing three songs
a n summer concert.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16

st. Louis. May 15.-The eighth annual
banquet OF the trustees of the Missouri
botanical gardens was held last night at
the Mercantile Club. The will OF the late
Henry Shaw set aside 81 900 every year
for a banquet. About 100 guests were pres
eut. Bishop ID. s. Tuttle presided.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
youpp Du Naurier to Wed.

New York. May 1.-THE marriage of
Gerald Du Maurer, son of the author of
.'TriIby," and Miss Sylvia, an actress, will
take place during the summer. Both made
their Americon debut as members Of Beer
bohm Trees company last fall.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16

Lawrence, Kas.. May 15.-(Special.) The
Decoration day address at Lawrence will
be delivered by Hon. f. II. Funston. of
Carlisle. Arrangements are being made
for the most complete observance of the
day ever known in Lawrence.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
Fi.hbacls Reaches Havana.

Havana. May 15.-G. W. Fishback, of
Missouri. secretary to W. ]. Calhoun, the
special commissioner sent by the United
States government to investigate the death
o. DR.. Ricardo Ruiz, arrived here to-day.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
WILL NOT AGAIN FUSE WITH THE
MISSOURI DEMOCRATS.
INCENSED AGAINST STEPHENS.
SAY THEY WE'RE BETRAYED BY
THE STATE ADMINISTRATION.
The Governor VIII Not Intervene TO
Protect Chief VaIIins From the
Labor Unions-Stnte OmciaIs
Are Travelling Lux
urfously.

Jefferson City, Mo-, May 15.-(Special.) A
prominent POpulist who had considerable
influence with the members of his party
during the last session Of the legislature,
speaking of the future action of the party,
said: THE Populists of Missouri will never
fuse with the Democratic party again. They
have been so grossly deceived by Governor
Stephens that 1t viii be impossible to in
spire any confidence in the promises and
statements of the Democratic leaders. The
majority of the rank and file of the party
were opposed to the withdrawal of o. d.
Jones, candidate for governor, from the
state ticket, and had it not been for the
unselfsh patriotism of Colonel Jones and
the selfish ambition of Rozelle, chairman,
and NJ. V. Carroll, secretary of the Popu-
list state committee, Colonel Jones would
have remained on the ticket and Stephens
would have been defeated. The pie which
the governor gave TO RozelIe and Carroll
will have no influence in controlling the
action of the next state convention. AL
ready several counties have requested Mr..
Rozelle to resign from the committee. The
impression among Populsts is that Ste
phens is a goldbug at heart, that he is the
tool for corporations, and that his cam
paign was a deception and a fraud. In
short, Mr.. Stephens has gone back on his
friends betrayed his party and prostituted
his church. The Populists are done with
the Democracy. Better let the Republicans
take the offices than to be particeps GRIM
inis to the election of an administration like
the one We have now"
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16
Bayard Arrives I'm New York.

New York. May 15.-Thomas F. Bayard.
ex-ambassador of the United States to
Great Britain. arrived to-day on board the
steamship st. Paul. from Southampton.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16


Governor Stephens has laid down. on
the Vallins issue and will not intervene
for the protection of Messrs. Scarritt and
Gregory from the wrath of the labor I'M
ions. The interview of the governor with
Attorney General Crow had much to do
with determining his course in the matter.
Judge Crow, according to current rumor,
fatty told Governor Stephens that he would
make every effort to oust the nonresident
Pinkerton agent from the office of chief
of police at Kansas City, regardless of the
effect upon Messrs. Scarritt and Gregory
who appointed him; further that there
was practically but one sentiment in the
party on the question of Vallins' appoint
ment, and that was that he should be
bounced"
The ex-Confederate element. which is
very influential in the river counties of
Central Missouri, is incensed over this ap-
pointment. They remember the atrocity
perpetrated by the Pinkertons at the Sam
uels homestead near Kearney, Clay county
at the time the farm house of Dr. Samuels'
family was surrounded by Pinkertons at
the midnight hour and { hand grenade
thrown through the window. The bomb
exploded, killing an innocent child years
of age and tearing Mrs. Samuels' right
arm from her body. A defenseless woman
dwelling, and after their dastardIy work
these brutal assassins skunk away under
cover of darkness and disappeared.
This was "Pinkerton methods" with
CHASTITY emphasis. Animated with the hone
of prize money, the agency" was trying
TO capture Jesse James. There is not a
state official here who upholds the action
of the Kansas City police board, and no
surprise is felt at the stand taken by the
governor. The closest friends of Governor
Stephens have claimed from the beginning
of the scandal that Vallins was appointed
by the board at the instance of viii c.
Scarritt and Bankers Wiley O. Cox and
+. +. Swinney, without consultation with
him. Some of the few personal friends of
Bishop Hendrix here, who are defending
the Scarritt faction, stoutly maintain that
the governor was consulted and gave the
proposed selection his hearty and unquali-
fled approval. Here are the two conflict
ing claims, and the public can take its
choice between them. Certain il is, how
ever, that Vallins' selection is universally
unpopular with the state politicians and
the police board is discredited in conse-
quence.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-05-16

Colonel Dave Roche, who spent the win
ter here, and who was such a great favorite
among the ladies at the McCarty house
left here for Kansas City last Wednesday
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28
Wrs. Gbarlep Wflamo 900.

Oct itprite elsiplse, iom pel err iet i
5reebOrn 60, itreo iaste ben iii Srees
born Weni9beos &irfe ioog, ben lite
Sep. s eisuosneu laa Mrs. 6. Sd.
lamb. beo at Earring eiter umtrent ct
Wars SloebefiaoenOe. Com bun par
en- rOlis, bramiri % tGffelis auinoe.
iaaleoss fit bun Osiun en- rolia o. ition
nosans al Serceu. Sua par uel for.
bereot paa &elien; men eiterlaoer life
life osltO minore ct opbtiplt Saun i III
eset % SlestningerusS Siem. 9eit
iprser bog benoes uuse Oiano, Der ipr
omtrent to War iioen blep piet til hen.
De. Gr a%ars9ummel Spn er Tor lioen
I'll at l%tieunc, bpilten Stat ban Gar mi,
lt't. Eieanrstaaen ier epiaerb ,ttc.
rem Mrs. Is. adlano uanpreoe bort.
mIlleoe Dir. % @irs. adlanO i'm 9al.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28

Sci ino | gngosn. Stror ben blep
fluppet, itrsg rsn 2ansepsisn afitso liss
til glren, Tom ben uoeit at bet9nte iig 1t
2iebGt traiteOs no l.. ircmmsce erer Oe
idnot oirettt bjem til 8riismdma % lin
egsn Spinsiti.
ut 9rtrbudporten snonu a / lin
8drnoou, oercrn er Der neppe 5pil, oa
beler life ONT, at nsns pipsre 8nrielie oil
tunns Fringe 9nnite unoerleoes Rsiuls
later, snb hi MI fan ppnls. 8etDoningen
al at tunne brinse guoitob gjsunem epe
Ggns. bror fotrtsn 3sleardf s1er Bolt
fur TONNE frem, % meo en- Surtighec,
Tom Inlet laoer t'lbuge at snifs, er ino,
lpisnN nof.
3e M9no, Der bar taget oenne Sag
Op, fOrijsner badOe almsntsoens cg Sta
tens Stette. % Saaen bsr ofres ben Sp>
martiombso, Den / fulpeits Wtadl fprs
tiener.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28
@eS Sutber Goaeae

n69Icr DC ire iprlte alasier ben iorbercoenoe
Preparatory Department.. 8 pisie alas-
icr nnoeruiies / laa0nnne sSdg, ipm burer
nlep til en- goo llbbunuelie, loln banner Oct
rctte @rInolag ipr pioerc Stuoium % iunt
ugiaa pil orre til Nlptte fur cit ing Mouo /
bpilfenipmbclt 2iOsiilliul ON han life
ltiiloe tlnne itubere mere cuo tire 9tar.
Gn Siiapel ben forbereoenoe Afoeliio
fan itnbere % iaa Grdmen / bpilfe al De pp
lorte Sag ban onlter.
San bebpper ltfe at lrie, buao han fan ior.
San CT life bunoen iii en- enfelt MARS
tlasie, men fan gna frcm ina brrttg iuul
hans aiinoitaber letter bam / Stauo tit.
Noar ban bar taset grumen ale DC Ssaa.
ipnt horer I'll ben iurbereoenoe Aioelina.
g%raouerer ban cg iGar 5iplom ipm @raou
eHt ira Sither Colleges iprbereoenoe Mi
oeliu9.
6or aatalo9 % nGrmere lluoerretniuo
benpenoe man JIG til Groi. 9anr. 9aricu,
2ecprab Soma. 4sa.tf
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28
Ssraetsmis iionsmpoe.

3ionsioreHinsens Garsmp0e oiboloes i
Scaoer Greet Menigbeo, sSi5,. Fan :. Ont
brauOiens Salc, Susod9 % SOrsoaa Den
l7oe es 1900 Goo. D. Y. @oiS Njppei iaa
bcitemmer, i~prtiGttes oct ogiaa eiteriplaenoe
5reoag. Set bcgpnOcr meb @uostieueite
EnSoas 6urm. 81. l0ls I gieni9beoens
&irtc.
GeutrdItomiieen ior Ssrasl iammeutaloes
i'll ltpOe iannIe Sip % Stre. Ne geic.
Oenbc pit melOe iig I'll Yaitor .. @ulbrauo
ieu. Blair, isis.
Sptaiiprcninser % Menigbeper. ION till
bprer 3iouSipreumgeli. Mao life gienime at
lcuoe 5eleaater. 9utbcrite ariltnc. Iloen
0eninn I'll bullet al be berpGreuoc lMtberife
SamiunO Dc !iiberer, CT b~iertliat i%npbuoue.
: eritilt aHmuoes ale %euner al Ssraels
mlsiiouen at mpoe.
StorqbtoH 9SiS,. 2lbc Sept. 1891
:. -. SabL
Observation-Disclosures Sprmano.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28
6ooe Wioicr imoo forfeit.
ligc Nnfalo.

De Der anfsrts Spitriftsr FAR Iumts
lge pGret prsrst % sr b%sflncet at rGre
CODE og paalipelige, % oa Der ;nssn er,
ipm bar Gisnprmsrettsn til benz, lao
off~entliggjeres be fer til fGllss Nptte fot
ale:
y Smoo ct Qnfale At liosnitabelis
8rsoe: 8dd itrur no / fri 2uft langt
bort fra MennsTter, og ruab Iaa uo til
ulle Yinos og fortal hem, bD;lten 8aare
nu er.
p S,moo llcbruo at l~lt;lfrsesbeo:
Begin big ben til ce 5attiges gcIiger.
8etrugt oerss TRANCE Stuer. here's baurs
Iige Stngs, 8laoer pg STD. Ct. hpao
b bar at iette paa 8orOet til 5rotpit,
Miooags= og aftensmap. llnoerIeg,
brormeget be f~prtiensr ON 8a9en, pg
regn crsr, bporlsoes ou o;loe tomme uo
al bet oermsp. Sg ou Ital ie, at naar
ou tommer bjem igisn iaa sr bin lltilz
freosteo ~foripunost.
- SmOO 2grsisrrigbeO Os Snobiloz
ming ON egen Stcrbso: 8ua no paa
a~irtsgaarosn og les Grapitriftsrne. 8s
piier, tror al msnnsItslig Str9ben ferer
ben. @n 8ruo bill en9arg ogiad blipe
bit aummer, IN Mulpopnge otn !9orsbz
puce, 5o~rraaonelfe bin Sob % Srme
bine SslItabsbreore.
a Smpp 5ortpilelie: Still Dig for
Eie aas be Sober, Sub bar gipet big til
Brig / oenns 8eroen, ca bpdo FAN enoz
pioere bar lopet pig for ben tiltoms
msnoe. Den, Tom gudr uo / i'm Sape
for at lepe sftsr Spinoelpap, ban timber
Spinoslo9p pg Gopertoppe opsnitiebet;
men ben, ION gaar oiouo for at finbe
8lomiter, Tan bill tomme tilbage mep
ouftenoe RcIer.
- Snoo 5rpgt % 8auos: !Spao
sntm eisIe uneaur bet Simslige eler bet
Gpige, fpao entfn bet er pprt Soreo eller
port Sjerte, Iom losr oerunoer: Seg
al bin Sag / 9srrsns Saunc; ban pil
bjGlpe big % isrge for big.
81 Smoo anfato At SungIinoigteo:
8ad ben % opisg be Glsnbiss, opisg
Spge, 2amme % glinos. 6siss Gnfer %
5aOerlsIe i berss 5rGneiel. Yo BEN
ben 6i9lp, ou fan. 29s for Dem s5rslz
isrens 2ibsllesbiItorie, 5rsltsIprug al
9ibeIen % enpelts Cor og 5atteialmsr.
Oct biGlper tanite oobbelt.
aae bisie Opitriftsr er irm Iagt pro-
repe og sr ogida pirtirmme imub @jsrs
righso, Misunbslis, StpItho, GgentiGrz
ligtso o9 lignenoe Spgopmme. 9ssz
barre er Der pl ubitiaige Bdtienter, ipm
life pl dnrenoe oisie Wioler, fproi be
er laa iimpie % biligs, ca bog tan hi
garantere for raft 8sbring, naar be brua
ges gruncigen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28

ter Mrs. y. Sermanieu, citer ID
bar en- liOen 9atteroatter, iom i
zig til at bliue mango til Snoo, !
s. adlano uar eloae Softer i
% Mrs. Ole 5OrOaL. ua3t,t !,
baoe iaa sObt ct Saab ON =,
SOrtsana. iaa er oOs booc. !.
brene % De 8 8rpore % 3 sof,.
get nebbsiebe at eOrs peo aop,,,
at oerss elbiie Ssiisr bar iurlos,
Sub trsfte benz ale.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28
somanospreft 80 CT

i'm Geilc Ior Sumauosmisitouen ~ !.
mart 9iennemreiit @iscondu. ,on !.
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Scrgb, Sacreo Seartb. Spnoao 100. /;
Solietb, &ation, @nuon9 % 3rgSo,
% 1910; o.. u. Gbriitenieil, c5ranti,
Gusbag ben 13Oe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28
9ecprah % Snle9lI.
Sen eTOt Etpirmbsr 1896.

gr. ca Mrs. q. g. 6imIt maditc
Seuoaas fritt ben tuRa, Sotg at mite
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fra 6inumsi, ca 9iqct pI GIjrt ittct til
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ptO gtotr 5aucsn.
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baoot IiQqst irq pao 6ripitoI,t, men at
tan % rlr | Ssorinl, ga at ban indrt
gunoe bsapnoe At arbsioe .QiG 4ioeoe
pdr 50 Mar oammtI % ngiit. Srooern
g}tOer 6aI8 rtiitt io1a til ga Grosit
FOR at f til mso 9~egruoeIiW.
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for at it an @interitns / &lpnoite Sub
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m,o Snt. gso SIoen Iiggsr ReoItabers
ne ca liot 8uloerts. 4Iuitus itrsu9s
8intsr bar rGret for mtget for FUN, %
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la oper, frcrfcr ban life trat pad iig en-
al Sen Bears prGgtigs 5urtoats, iom
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8rrpt bar pGret 8eIsg trs gaef Slion
andre Slagtnings oosr SpnOlg.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-28
@otel tilSalss i @ienpiae, Minn.

nj aftl ira hilbert Sea. Sotelct, en- Brid.
bpsnina, iuocboloer i2 @Grelier tilboreuoe
3 Sotter. lbbusbpaniuser beitaar Of Stal
De til IA q Is Teams, Suggpibeo, @rauarp.
Corn erib, Spinritalo, Spulebus meo Spus
% lurteps % Wnoer. Soteaets Wipbler
% S9tietci alt tOmplet Stano meoiplaer.
aau tiltrGoe ltrar. &Vrmere lln6erretniua
peb Carl Slion, @leupiae, Waiuu.