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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
UNDER ANOTHER's NAME.
J. J. Kroetch Dies and Leaves q
Mystery Behind Him.

DR.. ]. L. Catudal of Plainville, Kan,
passed through Topeka last night with
the remains of ]. ]. Kroetch, formerly of
Plainville, who was found dead in a
wheat field near BelleviIle, ILL.,, July l.
Kroetch was living under an assumed
name, James Koenig, and by that act has
thrown shadow of mystery around the
which his friends and family fail to
unfathom. He was shocking wheat for
man by whom he was employed and at
A o'clock on the afternoon of July 1 was
noticed by his employer to give evidence
OF sickness. The mans complaints
caused the man who was with him to
place him in the shade of a shock of wheat
while he hurried to neighbours for as
sistance. When he returned kroetch was
dead.
The dead man was formerly a lumber
man at Plainville and moved from there
to Hoxie and took chargeof a lumber yard
there. Last spring the yard was closed
and Kroetch went to Missouri in search
of employment. He drifted about until
he landed at BellevilIe. dying soon after.
A remarkable coincidence appears in
the use of the name James KOenig by
Kroetch. Koerig was a member of the
a o. U. W. and Workrnen lodges at
Hoxie to which Kroetch also belonged
AT Belleville, Mrs. Realy of st. Louis. a
sister of Koenig identified the body as
that of her brother. DR.. Catudal identi-
fed the remains as those of Kroetoh.
Mrs. Healy, however, received a telegram
from her brother who is alive and in
Atchison, and she thereupon Immediately
released her claim upon the body.
There is no doubt that the dead man is
Kroetch. He carried a memorandum book
in which were these words: This is the
property of J. J. Kroetch, Plainxille
Kan Another book contained the name
of James Koenig- No one knows why he
adopted the name of Koenig. KrOetch
leaves wife and four children. He car
ried insurance policies in the Woodmen
and Workmen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Free Pills.

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
& Co, Chicago, and get free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in their cure of
constipation and sick headache. For
malaria and liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to
the stomach and bowels greatly invig-
crate the system. Regular size % cents
per box. Sold by J. K. Jones. druggist,
Fifth street and Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Freights Make Passenger Time.

Dodge City, July 8-One day last
week George Greenway, with engine 81.
made the run between here and La
Junta with a tea train in five hours
and twenty-three minutes, and a day
or two later Tom Davis, with 7S4, was
five hours and thirty minutes making
the run. The fastest passenger run
between these points is No. 6, whose
schedule time is five hours.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08

grand one; it was that the young peo-
pie of the church should band them
selves together to do the work of the
Lord. The societies do great deal OF
good; they look after many charitable
matters and they are kindergartens to
membership in the churches. But
young people will be young people; they
will be more or less frivolous. 1t is to
be expected They are no more than
human All that is needed, L think, is
the advice of older persons and of their
pastors to restrain them from going too
far
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Ell PAso AGENT RESIGNS.
General Agent COPELAND Quits at
Ell Paso

Ell PasO, July S.-Genera1 Agent Cop
land of the Santa F'e has resigned after
two years service as the head of the
Santa F'e system in this city. He leaves
tomorrow for Las Vegas. where he will
remain week with Mrs. COPELAND. and
then go on to Chicago. Mr. COPELAND
returns about the middle of the month
to close up his business affairs ere leav-
ing for Chicago, where he remains to
engage in other pursuits.
Mr.. COPELAND was the Santa Fe's gem
eral agent at Chicago before coming
here
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Argentine Roundhouse Enlarged.

Cuthbert & Sergeant, the Topeka con-
tractors at present engaged in the con-
struction of the addition to the Santa.
Fe roundhouse at Argentine, have re-
ceived orders from the engineering de-
partment to enlarge the addition from
Is to Is stalls. The original plans for
the roundhouse addition called for the
construction of 10 stalls, but after let
ting the contract it was decided that
three additional stalls We're needed.
This will give Argentine the largest
roundhouse in the state with the ex-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
MONEY Fer THE HOME.
The Mother Bickerdyke Home at
Ellsworth Gets a 5000 Donation.

The managers of the Mother Bicker-
dyke home and hospital at Ellsworth
are rejoicing in a donation of 5000 from
the Woman's Columbia club Of Russell
This money constitutes the balance on
hand from the Worlds fair exhibit.
The money will be used in furnishing
one of the rooms at the home.
On July 49, the day set apart for the
celebration of Mother Bickerdyke's
birthday by the C. A. r. and w. r. c.,
Mrs. Julia A. Chase. past department
president of the w. r. c. will speak at
Bunker Hill, Mother Bickerdylke's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Engineers and Trainmen Act.

The divisions of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers and Brotherhood
of Locomotive F'iremen in this city are
taking the course inaugurated by the
Order of Railway conductors and have
sent out circular letters to the different
lodges over the Santa Fe road asking
for cooperation in arranging displays
for the Santa F'e anniversary celebra-
ton. All of the large railroad orders
will be represented in the celebration.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Ellsworth's Fast Trotter.

Ellsworth, July 8.-Falmont, the trot-
ting stallion, owned by Ira E. Lloyd of
this place, won race at st. Joseph, Mo.
and made a record of 2:14A. The time
made at this race gives him the cham
pion stallion record of Kansas as well
as the champion 4-year-old record of
the state. There were nine starters in
the St. Joseph race.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Unraveling 0Brown SYSTEM

General Superintendent H. U. Nudge
of the Santa Fe returned yesterday aft
ernoon from a trip of inspection over
the Southern Kansas division of the
road. Mr.. Nudge will now remain in
Topeka for several days and will con-
fer with representatives of the engine
and train orders in reference to the de-
tails of the Brown system of discipline,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Night Operators Hard to Keep

The Wellington Journal says: The
Santa F'e has a hard time keeping night
operators at this place. The work is
very hard and few persons can stand
it. This morning L. A. Wetmore, who
had been working the tricks in the place
Hiney Glamann, resigned his position
and Is looking for an easier job.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Has Four Wome en- Agents.

Beloit, July 8.-The Central Branch
employs four women as agents on it's
system, as follows: Mrs. A. Shultz at
Parnell, Miss NJ. A. Hudson at Bigelow,
Mrs. Emma Nye of Ports and Mrs.
Francis Conway at Harlan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
To Hunt Kentucky Foxes

Lexington, KY, July 8.-The execu-
tive committee of the National Fox
Hunters association met here today
and set November Is next as the day on
which to begin the next annual hunt of
the association, which will continue
week or more, accordingto the weather.
Cynthiana secured the meet.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Atchison Defeats Junction Citv

Junction City, July 8.-Atchison play
ed the first game of a series here and
won by the following score:
Junction City .......O o 0 o. 8
Atchison ............0 0 8 2 0 0 *-12
Batteries: Junction City, Luther, Tay-
Tor and Montgomery; Atchison, Eyler
and lehman
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
DIVIDED WITH WOMEN.
Lincoln, N. j. Maids and Matrons
Given Half the Town Offices

Lincoln, N. J., July S.-Lincoln celebrat-
ed Independence day by electing a NUM-
cipa1 government in which women share
equally with men. The town was named
a year ago, and on Monday its men gath
cred in the newly built town hall to or
ganize it's government. Silas Drake was
nominated for mayor 1t was decided
there should be four members of the cOun-
Gil, and that women should be eligible.
The women were not present, and COM
.tmittee was appointed to go bring them
in. Twenty-seven came, all direct from
their household duties The mayor ex-
planned his idea, the women voted, and
Miss Emma Egel and Mrs. Olivia Hazard
were elected to the council.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
Emporia cycle Race.

Emporia, July S.-The mile track has
been repaired and leveled at a cost OF
$125. The first race will be the ten
mile handicap, set for July 16. There
will be 25 or 80 entries and the race will
be a fast one. Suitable prizes will be
awarded the winners.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08

which is to be inaugurated on August
1. Work on the official circular an
nouncing the Inauguration of the new
system was commenced by Mr.. Nudge
today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
WESTERN ASS. STANDING.

The Santa Fe Route is selling excur-
sion tickets to Nashville, Tenn, and
return, account the exposition.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
DETROIT.
P. II. E.

ri Il
Columbus ...........1 o o 0 0 IA 8
Detroit ...............0 3 2 0 O02 = 10 8
Batteries - Mcfarland and Buckley;
ClarkSOn and McCauley
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
MINNEAPOLIS.
R HE.
INDIANAPOLIS.

Indianapolis 1O7oo36 o-19 ~ 8
Grand Rapids .......0 8 o O02 1-6 8
Batteries and Wood; Scott,
Brady and Twineham.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING
THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
DUBUQUE.
CEDAR RAPIDS.
R-H.E.

R.H. E.
Cedar Rapids IDOL $780, 10 8
Rockford ..........2 OOO o = "a :
Batteries-McDougall, DonelIy and Full
Ter; Dillon and Huff.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
DIES MONIES.
ST. JOSEPH.
R. H

st Joseph ........00 800 zoos
Quincy ..........--...O 0 o 1 0 0 O. 6
b tttteries-Meredith, and Collins; slagle
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08
THE WESTERN LEAGUE
ST. PAUL.
st. Paul

St Paul .......oS1 O1Oo3 1916 16 2
Milwaukee ...........0 90 90 o. II Z
atteries-Mullane, McGin and Spies
Reidy, Speer and Mack.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-07-08

There is a time for everything, and
the time to attend to a cold is when it
starts. Don't wait till you have con-
sumption, but prevent it by using One
Minute Cough Cure, the great remedy
for coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis and
all throat and lung troubles. G. w.
Stansfeld, 632 Kansas avenue.
Broken edge collars made smooth by
Peerless Steam Laundry.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Milnaufec, Mts.

" bar lite fGrre eno ) norife airter |
Dftiipaufee og be er alle beliegenoe paa ct
Amraaos al ca. en- eneslf Dill, iaa ies fulpe
'fte tro, at Ri maneler noeet / ben Sens
'eenoe' 9igeieoss ian ies unosrrcite ON, at
81 bar en- blomitrsnoe Notwithstanding, ia
3 Stl bel trnte, at bet osiaa trGnges Der,
pa W%ilfpanfce 10 er bersmt for i'm Wtrnsoe
az Sl, iom ne isnoer tit ale genoens fire
olsrnsr. vi teller pmtrent ct bunorcoe
Deeolemmer MI og ben Oprer ftaDig, iaa ben
blIuer plIt itor neo Sioen. 2igcleoes er Der
Ell ny %fanolnapif litsrGr SCREENING.
Zen CT ! fin garnopm enonu, men lea
tror, at mso SiOen oil ben bore ia tor iom
en- &lGnpet od Den arbeiber for at fannie
aue Stanoitaocr tillammen til Gnie6co til
at arbetoe / ale 3etutn9er, bpiltet oaiaa
trGnges, oa Der er ingcn Hatiouer, ION er
laa iienioe iom De ifanOinaoiae. SAB benz
arbeios mer iiamnlen, % ri Hal ie, at ale
Ting oil lnftcs Dem bcore.
Ser er flor arbsioslssbeo blanot ,Tolt.
N'an fan ie ornOrepsr at benz 9aaenbe
rnnot leoige, men bet or 10 bet FANNIE /
aae andre gper / 2anoet.
Sbortpalo :. @abrielIen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Wtbolosfonarcsien

bolpt lit iicroe Msoe / Gan Glaire, @is.
29pe San. gf Msolemmernc bar fslgenoC
%tilitepe: 9lroi. q. 2. 8eineitao, u. Niger
Z. q. Sborpiloier, g. Gioe, 3. 6. SrsnsoaI
% ). Z. SfsrpalspolO. Zen torrsiponOe:
renoe Setretrr bersttsot, at Der til Ron:
s~resiens "9ureau Of Sriormatiou" iOm ga:
Der bar inotommet $40 fra Soibua 2eoe;
ring lamt 800 Ssgcr meo iult opel
1000 Sioer. Set bleo paalost u. ager
at uoeipe en- iluitrcret Iibolosfalenoer til
Soften. Statsietretrren bleo anmooet on
at bploe fine garsmsoer paa 6oriommeren,
Roget al bet p%istigite, iom Wsoet bsilut.
teoe, bar at tase Striot iii at aibolOe Ell
fort gibolOsitepns I 8et Sslano til Soms
mereu. glauot andre geilutninger fan
rrpnes: at 8oueresicns SefretUr icuoet
0eal Soip Ell Silsning paa bans 93oe Sob.
ielspaa ben 20oe Warts; at Ifbolosf %orentl.
oerue anmooes on at boloe Abe SullieIter
at ben torreipOnoereuot SetretGrs ssn iaits
irttes til S25 for bet tommsnoe Nar; al
Roneresien cir lit @iidlo til arbeioet fo'
"GouutD Sptipn4 / Winrciota % at Der tis:
beg 9seer for 500 til "Sbe Bureau Of Sna
formation.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Nra Steele Co., u. Tat.

Suetornen Der ben 3oie % ios aan. bar
frDgtelig. Ser, bpor Der bar plantet Srrr,
Orep ben iantrsn rGoiomme Conner % be-
grop lape Suie os llobuie. en al Dor eamle
6armere, Eiten Saoelano, miiteoe unOer
fiotte Storm 6 6ste, 6 Stbfter @orntprg,
s @riie, Sons % aatts. Snsen laa 6 Sob
oper Soset paa" Barn" os aft leUenoe inoe
/ ben unotagen en- Seit, eli 60 % 3 aaipe
tpaftes.
Ruuo Ssnion miitebe paa FANNIE Moaoe
en- bel Gel 3rsatursr unDer Sneitormen
Satfgeliespu9sr. Strar eiter n%eobrGnote
bans ous meo oft Snobo.
"a 9interen tom tiolig, CT fer omfrins
1900 acres utrGifet 8rDoe, o9 EFT Del al bet
er 6lar, Tom lisser uoopcr Marten. Aos
linseu iioite 0pit bleo sunfc lipen. sotoen
gap 10 gulbels pr. Acre, 9pg blso nogcns
lunoe bra, men Of oapre bleo Der ganite liz
bet. 6lar blso sauite sOo, cmtrins 10 Sn.
pr. Ntre.
Sen petiiae Sci al GpuntDet giennemiirs
res M az Den npe 6. q. Grtcniion Snne.
Gangs oenne sr Der Ell Del uopoprfet 9rrs
rilano, ION er tilialgs for $40 pr. Icre o9
opoper, paa crop payment.
g. g. Sorbet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Torolauo, SoMa.

0iutereu err iommcn nleD Sne % Guloe.
9elaauosiolt tlrr fg / pels % StinOici,
mems 6attigtrpten nlaa flare ie mto aupt=
ucpcrne / Surelommen. 6orreiten er Der
noar gr. uuotds, in9eu Sattigfolt Der. Ser
er i~prreiten insen gtso meo mig heller.
Man tiaser Der ipm oceralt oOer pinass
tiae Siosr, og Oct er %piiinpt temmelig trangt
ON for Qsngsr poa oisie Banter ogiaa, oa
ganterne cr iprrt iorfigtige meo al laane
ND. Spiuetolera bar o9iaa OGrst llem peo
manoe, pa 99ortb so. | lang Sio bar pGret
ct meoet "ipina9tiet" Gountp. Sabet al
spin her runot bar riitnot iat 5armerne iils
boac suiiupcr al Collars iiOite aar. Men
,aa sr oct 2ptfen, Of 6urmcrne Der iom Re
oel or ilis itilet / s~fonomit Seniecnoe, at
Ne fan taale liot "WioDaana" oaiad. Sam.
~liuoerne imiter og Ter, mems De ~iprtGllrr os,
al be bar let bet barre. Sc bar / i'm Sio
iolot sopsOe for 25 Sent pr. gnibcl 90 flag
let Spin % tisrt til iierntlissenoe gper
ueo Gleist uoen at iinoe 8isbers. SiliiOit
mar bet benot, at be lao bar maattet iisre
Sletet tiiipss for at arape Oct neo, Seus
oouo bar bet moi pGrre. aa ia, bore Yios
nsrer bar NOT ioaet prspe noset al bpsrt.
SnpbruogtDpe o9 iligt Qat bar man life
pcrst pluatt al pau Oisis aonter; men nu /
ieutre Sio Ter BET ogiaa I'D til, at DC bar
iunpet 0eieu bin. Sm Dc er omitreiisnpe
eler hsrer iii pore eane Wteoboraere, bar
man NOT life enpnu mto 9isbso iunoet no.
aauphaupier =. Sanotn, SenOIo, bar ct
par @auas bait eeisg al pisie 5Oli / I'm
eutit, % asnistt bor man ogiua bait Rat
teb,Isa i eutiiier iOite aar. Get sr BELT
alGr % eio, be bar ioriDnst fig meO. st
Bar 0ulpubrs bar be ogiaa i~Oriaiist is Dos
8. Sanoen. Set ,r for gait, at ilist Cat
aal iunre 0aa iri; men BET gamle Srolproa
bill bel ~tapioite iie, at aruiteu saar ioas
lrnse t~ilpanps, til ben fommer bantciss
bism isisn". Yet sr iOricroslist at lais
ON ole be 6orbrposlisr, Susblaosns / en-
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Sionr NaQs, 2. >.

@er | Slour SAILS CT altins oanitc title
nh. Get e%tcite, iom 6plt trnfer tort paa,
or, boen Der Hal blioe Den nUite Senator
ira Staten. WeO 6orretnineslicet ee-sst
p%narligt. gi bar fact libt al ~proserite0
Der ogiaa, ioet ben 9anf, iom bar anlcet
for at pare ben met iolioe / 9Dsn, nemlia
Satota National, luttebe fine Ssre en- Stuno
Ter Sui. Nu er Der uonrpnt en- 4eceiper,
'aa bet ptl bel life blipe iaameget tilbag.
Tor SnofDoernc, oa bet bill taae lang Sio
til at faa NfiGrerne / Srotn. Gn itor Sel
al "Opens Stanoiuaper baooe fine Spares
i~tilin9er %inoiatte Der.
gDcn bar iat isans liot 9lrbtioc paa en-
for Rloat for at bielpe 5olt M / ben tol.
bette Tintertio. Irbeioet bliper belt liaelia,
iaa ale iaar omtrent 3 Sage | llaen.
ofonoinaperns er ganite Rel reprcinetsret I
eourtbuict MI. 81 bar 2 ualgte Gmbeoss
menp, nemlig Sobn 3. 2%ausnes, Sasicrcr,
% Cars =. Aga, Stoleiuperintenocnt.
Soa bar ri &. y. Common iom Gbief 6lsrt
/ Regiitsr Of Sseos &ontoret, gnorep
geroabl iom Gbicf 6lert / 3asiererens
9ontor, Seper SELECTION iom Seputp She
riff % 9agtmeitcr iamt fra lite Rarts, mar
ben me suoitcr opertagcr lit Gmbeoe, bill
Martiu Monion opcrtaSe plaoIcn lom De-
putin. Ser pil rinieli9pis blips Ell Stanois
nab til / bette Rontor, men bet er enonu life
beftemt. &c Norite bapoe osiaa ben 9Gre
at is lin utge 2onOs mauo, Sonas s.. 9ien
oulst til Gbicf Glert at 8epreientantbulet i
2cgislaturer. s. 8. 9isn er fun liot ousr
q Nar, men punot unoer ben iipite 0ala.
lamp Sitelen "Sbe gpp Orator Of tie
Siour", % han sr bi'tnot en- al be beoite
Salere blanot De norfe gmerifantrc /
Iproptiten.
3 bet airtelige er Der title. 9aooe Sns
nooens % ben 6orensoe airtss Mcniebeosr
lDnes at arbeioe ig irsmao. Niseiorenin.
gen / ben S~orsueos 3irtcs Meui9btp bar
firrtct nbe fine grntcr til airtsn ipintsr.
Ieo Spnppens StolelGrerisn,inar gaar az
ting rpligt, Der cr mango upe 6leoer prune
| Sermin, ialt ca. IS. u. ..
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
worwap, aanias.

Qors Qplina bar Ben beore, o' pat
~, l1uotaoelis al SABRE; men o' aoie'
fa'' .,,,t az ben Sort. 'eOrn ann e0ss'
'"' .n,oproouttsrue. Corn Oeialts M meO
q - eents suibelsn, SOtn $40 pr
IVY So, b,ot ct vent ginterps'r Heo ma
. >ut GA bet er sopt Tor benz, 'onf
mani bar 6Orn nos' !. =;
''I ..,o Ot sirfelise anadar, 'aa mar u
~, ~ ppatis prst, nsmiis r. eolm'
u 22pe aaruar bar bet Vret'ens o'O.
n.,,, Ruinosioreninssn pel'a''eO, ~
..,7, bont. Sc bapoe ilsbt Ell -"U
'.' mr,ntn. bauDe inOianlet " SOua's'
w., Bier ham o~Oerratt al 8. easas
p.,', nosle pslpalste Orb. aO'nOsrhe log
INV a,,,t / eeFpDslie Os be fneoorasie ~.
~, ,,,,riorcs al GeticroiSbep' @oa''''',"
,,,r, Sanoc tilbep'ts % "''s"'" -"
paa en bsbagelis Wados.
'Ia7''' :. Snsetretlen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Molano, MiMn.

! Here Sage bar ri bapt biocnoe folot
gen, % Noite Ssnoas bite thermometer
% sraotr uuoer Nul isr Solen ranpt.
NoIano CT bort nGrmeits 9oitbus, bpor
"m bnfr Sag mOotastr Ipbeocr ira Ooers
p'o'atu | 5orm al 9rcpe % apiitr. 90.
En lonlmtrl" ct for mango ct maeif Srpl.
0'Fo' Hornotn Vuitbuitt oripes paa Steoet
" EanoRanoItrt, SmeOis % Msieri. 1sors
E''a 6''Ia leg ben iioites Sneretnins, os
w oar ti3tigt interesiant at iaottoae ben
F'0ts, 'Nnt zen isoe Mslt aisnnemait.
d'rrt9t llac bolot aleranocr gul Ron.
WI l R'a7ou, % 6olt fra aas Banter
p'mH''ot til Tor at bare BAN. oans Spil
Y' ! ale gtcaosr loitsnos; men lea or til.
Y'''9 Ut at trO, at bet lprpeoe lipt for
't for 5ilbererns.
0s co. cite Sage iiben iteotes Mrs. Gu.
~ D''lao5l III Spite paa Molanos Rirs
"su1'o' SUN nar en- al DC rlofe Rpinosr
"'a'90,oa Mause tuuee Elmer fit bun
g'aP' no, iSr eubutsbpilen opranst for
Z. &.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Den biaigite WeOicin |
GerDett.

9rs %omhpqaeli9 be 8ipnesbpro, inn
finoes pneniIigglort neoenurber, tili9c.
nteo Brepene ira 6olf, ium or beIbreoei
Tor andre Spaoomme.
A6reoe 0erre. Mn Eater tlsbtc CIT
6lolte az = lrops~. oa bun re,ite gleuieni
ao,rpnoads. BEG bar liot al Nhctmalismt
I ilidi9e Ndr. Sea bar ta1ct lGn mango
Deo,cluer nocu at opnad ucgen yinortug.
at lea bapoe tnbi 5rpcn pad Gdtenimeotct
lier pG la9oe III min Tdiier. at DC Icnqe.
'cm BIN bdpoc betalt ocrfor, par bpritalttoc.
% lea aniaa en- Collar Tor cu hoi 3rte icr
Ell lao iloen 5lalte. Sea maa III tititaa. at
ie9 bar loranorct min YRentug mco 0eEinTi
III 20 lrppe"; ben er uirtelig Den %biiigite
oa bcolte U(e0icln / Seroen % hnr 0lcrt
ololinoeritge {iua moo mig. M{in @ctbre.
oel'e par ia piouuoerliq, at ale mine ia
boer taller terom. Mttue SGnocr par nloe
les rortrgbIeoc, men bllucr M itdoiQ beore.
Dotitct or en- %uloiinoerlig NIGlp ior mig. oa
leg ma nrbei6e for nit geprbrgo.
lite Gttober 1896. AQteliesiutot
MrS. u. 6. Nuoerou.
GbatedlgeS, 5rantlin So, u y.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Ycniuabaut, Minn.

Ssnba9 Den lobe Sanuar operraieoe Dens
ne MsnigbeO fine firre QreitcfOlt 4aitor %
Sru 6ielbs. linbsr @uostieneiten bleo Sous
Jet taset / @efonelie al en- Gel al Menisbes
peus Rpinpeioreniug, ION ullereoe bapoe
oriiet to 9proe, oa nj tom til Vreite9daroen.
Vrsitcu bleo III o~perratt en- Qense9aoe, for
bpiltcn ban tattspc i peloalgte Orb. Otter
enpt Mippas unoerboiot man fig mco Gang
og stmDtlis Vagiar, iaa mon t~ilbrogte en-
rigtig bpgsclis Stuno.
Saaen eiter bolot Ct. paul Meni9beo al
9eaiugbam tit Narsmsoe, iom bar goot be-
is0t. Zen beilutteoe bl. a. of bp99e Rirte
til Sommeret, og Ell Snbtripticnston,ite
bltp ucoiut. Ser blco tegnet s475 paa
Steoet, iaa Der allcreoe er 9ooe ~lloiater til,
at bette 6oretugenoe fal lpttes.
s. $. Saeobion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05

ct Cooperative eumb,r aompani; be9se
bar tilipnsiaOsnos COB Irafi.
SDcn bar TO sooe Siolsr, M publc
SfoOi os ct luibsrit S.minar % aniiituts,
lom bar fre sGrsre. prof. \. 5etbre ct
Stolens Principal. 5sn bar bait GOD Ssss
ming 6efi % gintrr iroos DC barrie Siocr.
Scr er ire 9irter. Gn snatli metbOoiit
en- ipif:iutberf % en- nurit slutberli, iom bes
themes al Vaitor ). Glion.
Ter er 5ale ON at en- toibolf airte fal
opfsres Der til Sommeren.
Sunobebstiitonotn bar pGrst adn1e GOD
faa 8sosfalo er Dog inotruIet, al boilfc
fan nGpnes: Sens @uibranolou Wpbr,.
iom afsit ueo Ssoen ben 29oe ccetn5tr
foitlsotn, sitsr fire Cages Spgeisie en- III.
Der at 81 Nar. 6an eiterlaDsr 'g Nuitru
paa ire cg ptti aar; bun CT irsmoeles iriit
og raft.
Sens @ulobronoiou bar en- AT be rlofte
Settlere | bette County; Tom BERTH fra Roet
6ountp, 9aiscouiin i aaret 1861, boiatts
fig TO os en- balO Dill iDo for ct. @nssar,
bpor ban boeos til I'm Sso.
Gan oor bit ogtet cs elfst Of ale, ion
fienote BAN. SpaO 8etfGroiSbeo, gcnligbco
og Saalmooisbeo anaaor, finOes Der ioa,
iont funos males meo Sumlc Sens. gegrds
uelien ianot SteO Den 3lte December uuOer
Ell flor 8eltaselte al SlGstninse % Yens
rer. 8. &.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Niibcr, Win,i.

1Siiher, ppli 60, er Ell liosu gD
mep pmtrius 200 5npbpssers. aarinscn
her bet iipite aar bar miuOre GOD, Yriierue
ma ,sarmproputtsr lape, iaa er Der %ielufsls
oelio lipen 6orretnins. Spao iom CT minz
pre belpi0t, cr Osiaa ben SmitGnoigbeo, at
iroeu times M at bape &aao til at bpre.
Sette CT meget ilemt for arbeiosfolt. Saas
mart asaaren inoiiuOtr jig, pl Oct pel bliue
upoet at bsitius ior ucsen bper al os, iaa
ssr life blir i~aaneset al ilage pper. J So
bet al iorrise gar bar her oarst ret mango
sspsialo / osnue gp OF Snlssu 90 allereoe
mn eitsr bette gars sssDnoslis oiOss 3 Der
i GGrbeosn at bare aisaaet Oeo SsSeu.
ID. Snitao.