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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-03-19
BROKE HIS THIGH.

The little son of Geo. Otto had
1ail on Thursday evening and broke
the thigh bone of his left leg. He
was swinging in a hammock put up
in the room about two feet from the
floor when he fell out with the above
result. DR.. Warner is taking care of
him and he is doing as well as can be
expected.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-03-19
SUDIETH BOUND OVER.
Two lOre Warrants Have Been
Issued Against Him.
r. COnkIing Pleads Guilty and Re-
ceives Forty Days.

Saturday the trial of Marshall
Sudieth charged with larceny was
taken up The evidence brought out
at the trial is about as follows: Mr..
Hilderbrandt took his watch. worth
about $50, to'have it repaired. After
the watch was fixed he did not have
the money at the time to pay for the
repairing. Mr.. Sudieth said that he
was working for Mr. Coates and that
he would pay the bill and also
give him dollar and they would keep
the watch in pawn until Mr.. Hilder-
brandt redeemed it. Mr.. Hilderbrandt
agreed to this and the money was paid
ard the watch given to Mr.. Sudieth.
Mr.. Sudieth, instead of turning
the watch over to Mr.. Coates, kept
it and left the city. A warrant was
taken out and he was brought back
here and has since been in the county
jail.
Mr.. Sudieth did not want any law
yers and carried ON his own tense.
He said he did not know what the
watch was worth and thought he had
paid for it about what it was worth.
He was bound over to the district
court. Judge Shissler remarked that
the prisoner seemed to be in lots OF
trouble, as there were two more war
rants awaiting him.
Mr.. Sudieth said he didn't care. He
had two broad shoulders that could
stand good deal more than that.
The bail was placed at $500. Mr..
Sudieth will make no effort to get
bail.
The trial of J. Tyler and r.
Conkling, charged with stealing
watch of Lorin Hook of South Bend
came before the municipal court this
morning. Mr.. Conkling pleaded
guilty to the charge as read and his
fine placed at forty dollars or forty
days in the county Jail.
Jay Tyler did not wish to plead
either guilty or not guilty. Some of
his witnesses were in South Bend and
the trial was postponed until 1000 a.
m. Monday. Mr.. Conkling was taken
to the Jail.
The Arabians are having a merry
war in their camp. On Wednesday
John Peter had z. Joseph arrested for
assaulting him. Saturday Mr.. Joseph
had Mr.. Peter arrested for assaulting
him. John Peter appeared before his
honor this morning and his trial was
set for Monday forenoon. His bail
was'placedat 800 FaddansKouri went
his bail. While Mr.. Kouri was out
OF the court room a big Arab stepped
up to Judge Shissler and said that
Mr.. Kouri would not 60 bail for the
prisoner and he would have to be tax
en- to the jail. Arab No. stepped up
and said that Mr.. Kouri would 90 his
bail and that Arab No. was not tell
ing the truth. Finally Mr.. Kouri
came in and asked to have both cases
settled and dismissed at once. The
Judge informed him that there would
be fine of 1896 in each case. Mr..
Kouri tookOfrom his pocket a well
filled pocket-book and wanted to pay
the fines but the judge told him that
he could not take any money than but
both cases would be settled if he and
the two accused would appear before
him at o'clock this afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-03-19

the nomination from the Republican
party for mayor. You are talked of
but you have not announced yourself,
and you can say you are not candi-
date. If you will do this, l will
pledge you my word and honor that
two years hence l and my friends
will turn in, give you our support,
and with the assistance of your own
friends you will sure be elected mayor
and in this way we can have harmony
and good feeling in the Republican
party"
Said he: eff you will do that as
soon as the spring election is over l
will begin keeping you before the peo-
pie as the next mayor" Further said
he ''if you will do this 1 want you to
run for alderman in the Fourth ward,
for / want you to help me in the adj
ministratlon. 1 will consult you
about all the appointments l make,
and [ want you to be vice president
and acting mayor" This is the con-
versatiOn exactly as it took place. The
Sunday base ball had nothing what
ever to do with it, and was not in any
way mentioned.
Before leaving for the east Mr..
Weaver asked me if L INTENDED being
candidate for mayor, treasured me
that if / were, he and his friends
would support me. Before leaving for
the east 1 gave him an answer in the
affirmative. THIS is true statement
and [ think it justice to Mayor
| Weaver that this statement be made,
so that the people may know where he
stands. He says he is not candidate,
he is for doc" Andrews, but his
friends are pushing him into it !
hope the citizens of Mankato will be-
lieve this frank and open statement OF
the mayors, and not be intimating
any more that he is anxious to be
mayor again.
If advantage has been taken during
my absence ''and my fences torn
down" they will undoubtedly stay
down, because l have neither time
nor inclination to put them up.
would prefer to practice medicine and
surgery. If the nomination had come
to me with harmony in the Repu bli.
can party l should have accepted il
and it should have been my untirine
effort to give the city Of Mankato a
good, busiuesslike, economical admin
istration. Under the circumstances
am not candidate at all. | have
asked no one to be delegate for me
in the Republican convention, and in
this connection will state that ]
cannot under any circumstances con.
sent to be candidate for alderman
again, To my friends, irrespective OF
party, who have seemed anxious that
I should be candidate for mayor, ]
hereby tender my thanks and assure
them and indeed the citizens OF Man.
kato generally that | am yet a citizen
of Mankato, and have an abiding in.
terest in the prosperity and growth OF
our beautiful little city, and if it is to
the interest of the city to have an
other railroad removed or union
depot built, to that end l shall not be
derelict in rendering all the help it is
possible for me to.
| J. w. ANDREWS.
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COUNTY TREASURER'S STATE.
MENT.

Statement of all money on hand in
the treasury of Blue Earth county,
MINI. at the close Of business on the
9th day of February A. D., 1897, be-
longing to the several funds as desig-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-03-19
mated below:

j hereby certify that this statement
is correct. J. A. EwINa
Treas. OF Blue Earth Co., Mimi.
Attest:
p. A. GUNDERs,
Auditor.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-03-19

property, DiemeI told me that the
property was his. He asked me
whether / could keep secret, and
the secret was that he was going to
Missouri. He said he was going be-
cause he did not want to stay here.
l did not know that the machinery
was Mr.. Girlich's, but thought that it
was Diemel's because he told me so. L
looked in the town records the day
before 1 took it, and found nothing
there.
M. Cyphers, of Decoria township,
testified that on Tuesday night, Feb.
23rd, he was at the Young Mems In
vestment Co. building in Decoria,
which is close to Mr.. Gerlick'S house,
and gives good view of it. l was
there at the request of John O..
Gerlich to watch and see where the
machinery was taken to and who took
it, as he was missing some of it.
VIM. Gerlich, John Redmond, Louis
King and myself were there. We
got there about seven o'clock and
watched the house, which was where
Diemel lived. Redmond went to
Diemel's house and wanted to stay
over night, but they wouldn't'let him.
1 saw three men go to Diemel's house
in the evening. At HOO p. m. John
Gerlich and his father came out from
town and stayed few moments.
Barney Gerlick and Redmond went to
another house to get lunch, and got
back about 800 a. m. While eating
lunch 1 saw two men coming from
Diemers house.go to August Wendt's,
and come back with span of horses
and span of mules. They drew out
binder, and in driving up hill broke
the tongue. One of the party went
away to get sleigh. Recognized
August Wendt as one of the men, but
did not recognize the others at that
time. Four men loaded the binder
and drove past the hall to Wendt's.
There was light at the Diemel house
all night, and people moving around.
We left before daylight. Redmond
left before the binder was taken.
VIM. Gerlich, of this city, brother
of John Gerlich was sworn, and told
of the watch on the night of Feb.
23d. His testimony was similar to
Cyphers'.
John Redmond of this city, also
testified to the night watch. L ap-
piled at Diemel's for a meal and
nights lodging and offered to pay her
own price, but Mrs. Diemel refused
to let me in, as she said the house
was full, and directed me to another
house. l stayed until one o'clock.
The binder was there at midnight.
Mrs. John G.. Gerlich testifi.
ed to the conversation between
her husband and Diemel, wherein
Gerlich told Diemel and wife that the
property was Gerlich's as only $3.50
had been paid on the things, and un.
til they were all paid for they would
not belong to the Diemels.
@. E. Kennedy, of Decoria, testified
that he worked for Jno. Gerlich from
Dec. Bird to Jan. 10th. Diemel and
wife and her father and mother were
living there. There were eight
horses and two mules, and these were
used and fed by Mr.. Gerlich. l and
another man employed by Mr.. Ger.
Itch took charge of them. Witness
said that he had heard Mrs Gerlich
tell Mrs. Diemel that all the property
was Gerlich's until it was paid for.
Mrs. Diemel had nodded her head to
this statement. Diemel was present.
Other things were said in German
and English. .......
Court took recess until 1: 80 o'clock.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-03-19

On the application OF County At
torney Hughes, Wendt was allowed to
20 on his own recognizance.
Agent Jensen, of the g., M. & st. P.
railroad at Mapleton, was the first
witness called Friday afternoon. Saw
Diemel Saturday, Feb goth. Saw his
wife about Feb. 18th, and she ordered
Car to Gilmore, Mo-, for Saturday
evening, saying that she wanted to
ship horses. On Saturday, Diemel
came and loaded his horses and a
wagon into tine car, getting a ship.
ping bill to Gilmore, Mo. There were
four horses and two mules. They
were shipped to man whose name
have forgotten. He loaded the horses
into the car at $50 O'Clock Saturday
evening, and he and the car went out
that evening.
The state rested here.
Attorney Young, on behalf of Annie
Diemel, moved that the action be dis
missed, on the ground that the state
had failed to prove that crime has
been committed, and had failed to
prove that there was probable cause
60 believe that the defendant COM
mitted the crime alleged. He Said
that the state had failed to prove
much that it had claimed that it
would on the opening. The defense
grants that Diemel has gone TO Mis-
souri, taking some ~ rsonal property,
aud that Wendt helped take binder.
Suppose what the state has proved is
true, the state has failed TO prove a
conspiracy. The property was in
DIemeFs possession, and the state
has failed TO prove that Mrs. Diemel
knew that 1t Was not her husbands
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
ct gruiomt noIag al
SfiniDgc.

Sra Serb / Snoruslano fprt1les
ON ct pprsrenpe Mpro al en- itinipg
aoinoe. Mso pa'Ia9erbaapm ira
Gaufaius tom torltocu rsiienDe en- llrig
Dame. SUN ssdp iig rp Ill Snens
SngsGus, srtlGreoe, at bun leo al en-
Gpinoeipgoom, % BAD ON at faa tale
mep Sprpemooeren. S,piinGpRte, SIN
@rauermunn ,pioite Iig trut3 / Csrsn
til MpbtagtiespGreliet. lloen at iige
ct Orb ait ben fremmeoe Game bsnte
raft imebe, orog en- liDen 8sOolper rg
itiso Soroempberen / 2ioet. Den tai,
tels Sproemober bar | bsieite SmItGns
biateoer. 9eb Sperationen piite BET iig,
at Barnet bar brebt at Stuooet, %
6ru 0rdusrmunn bsps Ielp fire 8use
Iensre sfter haaroe 2ibelier. Den frem>
mebe Mproerits bite Zig at fsbs Suliu
pemjonpp pg at bare beaaaet l%lgierninz
gen al Stinipge. faupipt man ialfalb
ian ie. Zen afocoes Manb babbe nsms
li9 fsr pGret f~prlppet meb bsnbe, men
mrhe forldbt benbe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Cen Gelaolano, ct Eli.
dugtsitco ior 0iite.
lDitnc.

5 Gnslano bar man mangiolo,se
Star bait bet iaa betienote @retna
@reen, en- 6lEtte puer @r9n6ien til
StOtluno. 8erben tpeoe buert ulnttes
list elifenbe Bar, Tom mente, at BET bar
beore a. rpmme for at bliue gilt, emo
9lite Jig n~abenlpit. Oct a en- Smeo
Der, ipm bauoe ct Slnss 9riuilesium
pna at imeoe %iaaonnue 8smlinssr lam.
men. Nu er Oct blepen ! bet Diinolte
ira bel e~urpp9iite 6altlanb blepen mere
inibionabelt at labe fig uie. naor man
faar ben lille mteres iunte 9 Selgolano
ubenfpr 5lOoen Glbeus Munoins ,iis.e.
Gmbpro fplssr en- @eii.lis Gr. droes
Der meb, ps belle Sielie.G eremonien to,
ger minore eno ct Winut. San opai.
Der ielp gntaliet al Sielier / ben Glib,
ban bar "iorrettet", III 1918; nlen,
Tiger bon, bar ban Den minbite Wliss
tante OH, Of 9eotpmmenoe er gnfer,
Gn.em4uo eqer 5raitilte, oa inblaoer
ban fla life oerpan. Gubusr fan 10 trU
BET, pm Ran pil.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Set tprnc Wpoc.

Stdtssietret9r Sherman tiger, ban
alorig 9lemmer ben fsrite Sang, Fan
fob aniist til 4niigt meo en- 9rsiiosnt.
Oct bar tort efter 2incplns SnDIa!telI s,
% Der bar itor Mpotognins. Sherman
itiaeoe fig / Raffen ps pentee: en- Slime
elsr to. "Meoens ies itoS ber," for
teller ban, "ituoersos jes pda, bpao jes
ituloe 'ige, raar jeg tom int, og .sg une
oreoe mig pud, fpab ban piloe IDdye.
Siliipit tpm 5uren til min. 2inccln
iaa paa mig ct Sieblit, raf!e serpua
5aunosn uo % ia: "Se er en- fuloppren
aar, Ter jes. Still Dem her pg lab ps
maale ps Hps mob Rpg for at is, bpem
Der er beieit at ps."
st Sieblit tlemte jog Rpggen inb til
4arhunorsosts itsrite Imeritansr. SEQ
bar naturligpis 1tamfulo oper bans
Hsblaoenbeo. "Se sr fra @eIten -
life iunot?" fpurgte ban. Seq bersr
bjemme i Ohio" iparebe jeg. Seq
tuns tGute Bet" bemartsbe 2incpln.
Del sr ilige aarer, Tom gror op ber."
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
San francisco til 2llaifa
Ter or life Sfibsleiligbeo til laa
mango, JON gierne nil bio.

s 6oIts !Sigen sftsr at naa BET me
Glooraoo | bet itcre ps ubaneoe 2srria
forum mob Rpro fnpes Der ofts lille
Spor at Wetbobs, itripes Senoas ira
San 5rdnciscp. 5cli. ION uIorig bar
boot upgen Grfuring / iaaoan 9adno-
tering, ligsiuaIiot Tom be bar gjennsn''
gaast nogst al osnilogs Strabaoisr, ION
ieIeer meo en- iadpan Rsie irm nsrne
til gutonIanoet, b~enfaIosr ON at tdd
tomme msb 0ampitibens og anltrsngsT
iig til bet gperits for at ltdfte ilIHit %
neopcnbige psngs for Reiien. VtdH
"lebsr 0erens rsn" pdd lo,rttnsltt
0amptibsiontpr / gpsn for at faa I'M
b~,rrstninscr ON alpnoitel1nost. Ss,
ipm Tar Ysngt til Rsiign, bttGr'tr 't9
lit, pad at bore otm. i%tolsno. / mango
2iIiUIc, pla 2utlen, ct ben fal ''a1fs
BEN SueTtmsmiol,r til 9intsrsn.
Damptytn "GytiIiior" afSlor frr't
trumtnce Snsoag, men bar aaersoe !
Sio hart iins 9laolsr optagns.
-llmatiqa" fprIon San 6rantisco inors
lsS ior {, saa til port S~ptpnseno,
0aih.; Sen barot 200 Yusfagsrer oms
,c,c % IN fuIo Calming prppiant. Sra
Bert ScpnsGuo ufgaur "Gitp Of Sopss
IA cirettt til Sun,1u mso "llmdtiaa"s
Banning. SeattIesS ampsren George
q. Gloer" afgaar BEN 30te Sull; ben
1ar orsrsbs puatagst fig at FIRE flsre
p1sicqsrsr, eno 2open tiQuoer. DAM
,,rn "GIepelano". Tom igaar afgif bers
Ia, pil, ndur ben forlaoer Seattle Tor
II 0ud til Nloita, dntagelig babe 800
gasidgersr ombpro.
Man9s sr bun9e for, at be 0umpers,
ON MI uoitpres / San 5rdncisco for
II saa til 9apipn 9Th pia ct. Wis
baels, life BIZ naa fsritn9pnte Steo.
begbnoer at frpIe til pmfring ben
LOne Ssptsmbsr, pg bet pil life bare
nuligt for no9et Stib. ipm afgaar ira
Gan Srancisco eItsr Quguit, at naa
Datpipn Gitp fpreno minoit femsier
9u9e eIterat cen bitre Suloe far lat
ND.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
To the Mothers.

BY letters already received | learn that
many mothers are beginning to think,
but | have not learned that any have be-
gun to act. Thinking should. OF course,
precede acting, but thinking without act
ing will accomplish nothing. Only about
three months remain before the most of
our rural schools will again be in opera
ton, When you consider that DEBORAH
PosTEN goes into more han thirty-six
thousand homes, you will see what an
influence it will have UPON other mothers
to allow me to announce, in this paper,
that the mothers OF a certain township
have organized themselves into a society
for the improvement of their schools.
Will the secretary kindly report?
J. BRECKENRIDGE.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

Set er en- meset uotreot Menins.
OF Sun9res ieus Grtrumsoe. ipm ajOar-
nsreSe tent aGrbns giteu, life eiOroe
aubet emo at repibere 5ololopen. Gette
iprbuIOer fig bog life iaa. 8 fit ips.
cieOe 8uoitab iii auusresieu nrpnte
@reiibenten fun 9ieuiio on al 9oIOlOpeu,
men ben ~bebauoteOe pgiaa mango on.
bre pl3ti9e Eager. iOm life sOOt funoe
uoiattes.
Ger par 4 geutl8nings iOrTIaa, iunl
iaIst isjennsm / iOrriss aOH9res, iou
@rsfiOeHt McamIeg UlIoe bleuet upot
III at iummsutaioe aOngrtsien / Grtrn.
msbe, ielu on ToIoipsrssmnolei ittc
bar iommet Op. Elsie geuilqninoer
bar ior sundry civil, general de-.
iciency, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oe
SneiaueroHlisssnoey, Elsie sorIlac
tlep after ireminits / quiet g peo.
tasns siter n Tort Glsius ion. Gena
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

Ger, bar mango trcet, at Set Tar hteIi at
inu en- 9rnppeafoelina her for At be-
ffptts Gin "a gisupom mpo Snerartb AZ
lei lcvIFic Clement. Sd er ns. ION tT
iniertsiersoe / Sdnheler ipHl tror, =
ter buret miubn 'mbcs It Sornpari 5n'
fanteri "a en- GotIiua Sun 9ri9act III
gldNa, "a at Il Sort tnrSs anlT99cS
mar Grrrricr; rntrsut $50 mil Yet
for alpnpitt % 1900 gdI cp'nfoJ 2lll'
ion 9looens llbleb. Dd u tpiolIo'rt,
nm gr,fotntn tan toa, en- iodOar W
rlutnina uen 9onoresfen9 Eal9die'
"a ennitsmiuifcren bar M Sagen ur'
n,r Swrptielie,
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

tel icicse mango Gprouorrnacr III Dem,
iaa &c, naor DC blcu SOP, inoeActnt
mango noe % pi9tiee 2opbc iiemmel':r.
Ser blep bl. a. b%epileet $4,000 ior
at glsre DC iprbercoenoe Strlot I'll be
Goreneoe Staters 9eltagelie , Ser
oeusuofiainaeu / Garis / 1900, %
$4,000 for en- m Suopanorinass
~iidtion | Acm Wori. On oupen pigtl9
SeitemmeIic er Den. at Geeierlrgen life
ifal betdlc coer $500 pr. Son for Tar'
ierplaoer fpr SrigsItibene. 9pts 6lda'
ocminiitercn life fan a~iilntte np9en aon'
traft til benne @ris, er ban bcmpnolset
til al gigrs De- ~iornpone Siribt III gn'
lag at ct Serupcrf. iua Tcsiertngsn
Tan tilpiric fine eene 9auierplaoer.
SsoiIgnings iorIlaaet for Suoiauer'
aHIio9crber bleu i0rauoret oerben, at
Suoeurias miuitcrsn bsmpnciseoes I'll
at ~a'ilutte apntrafter meo ietter,lte
SfpIer ior Snoiauerbgrns lluoerpiss
ming fuu pan iaabnuue Steber, hpor
Ger life pnr gulebniuo til at uncerriie
benz i andre Stpler.
dorHdeet ON at antne iOr SeiiIsrs
llucompabsiee &%eierpotipuen , utab
bIep fprnnoret oerben, at nIi assT'
brusslaub aabues ps 8e9ierinssn icr
beboloer fla @ienbpmsrsttsH I'll eeIlss
bOloise @iIipnltes o. Aspbal.leier yea
oeuhe Steierpatlon. aserbrusslaneti
nj life bIipe aobuet for Settlere 'Fr
ben lite Ipril 1898.
Spu9reSicn bepil9eoe p9Iaa $4,000
til t~rGusenoe amerltanite Sprgere paa
Cuba % 100000 for De naoI'oeuoe ,
be operIprmmeoe 9iitritter laugs WRiss
iis% iippifoocn.
@euatet foriaiebe ben al GleUelanos
Administration aiiluttcoe 8olosiitss
traftat nlso ENGLAND % unoloo at be-
G~rattateu ON Nnneriuu al Sas
Iuaii. Oct peotUs equator 9telipns
6Orila8 ON fripiGis aonturs us Sore
lIaset ON irie tSiemiteoer, men Suiet
3ioroc life uOset meo RISE uigtl9c 5ur.
1nn
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
25oeAarsana

benz | ct. Ranl, % iIuttsr fin gr,i,r
meo bet Spsrssmaal: "gr bet til a.,
banne Sris5ri efolen / Rebmino f..
spnber at belize? ga tjelpe us Nnh
at bliue beuaret!" - Sau bsrett,r =.
ian, at Gaitor 6. Gas / aritiori,
Ulinn.. beIoer tit be Gri.5ri.
2arer g. aiOs. iOm for 5ib,,
bOibcr &elisions Itole / Sariboult NOR,
Oeler, at "cer er iterte Rippir,sr
Yaitor 0tbps Menisbeo her ! aor,.
bault ps spIitteliens Cher inne, o,
leire fig mere ps mere runot benz
Set er De npe 6ri.5ri SOeer Ga ~,
firfes Soeer, iOm osiaa Der furoorioo.
Spnperriuelic. CUB bepare uore lutrsr,
lie WeniSbeoer / oisie spuperIt,prcr.
Tens 9iber.
= EaItpr Wortueot a rbeioer / scn,.
mer / Snoremis iionen / glad S,gs
San bar orSanileret ct Tar 9ten.os,.
Der % pil ipse at urSne ct Salb inr
~bpiiooence 8ret.
Taitor %. O.. Iettsrien bar an,
taset &aloet fra SaitOr g. q. Ros.
lens Wlenisbsoer i sismun, 81.
= 9aitor 8. u. Sanien cr tulos til
FrGit iom YaitOr Setterieu8 gfier.
mauo | Chicago.
9altor aansebuus bar antooct
aalo ira 5urtle WtOnntain Meulgbo
Der / &c. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
3tlicn % Eat!
Nortbwopo, q. 8, 23oe 3uli, 1s9

Nortbuooe, q. g., 29oe Gull, 1885,.
s "2ecorabzE oiten" Wu. 4C itoo
npsle Npbeorr fra 9auroal o. CHS.
borg inoienbt al 1prbjprs Sic, iOm lea
lai tie meo Snteresie. Oct er bcrlat
os bierteOpleitenoe at iaa turc ira
tienbte Steoer % ira fit SaruoUm5
Siem. Seq Os Some bleu li9eipm I'M.
&c lsjen, % ri ipntes bet Smitreuae
itoo liseiom ~lpslepeuoe ipran us. "a
life minbit iorpseoes Minpst ON bet
itore 2cntre paa Grii9t. 81 Tom ibu,
ba Song Oscar, iom bn par arQu.
prinos, beicste ps meo tit itaute Gel.
fab. Oct bar | Gitenitumriugeu han
tom meO 9umpitibet ct. Glui % u
4aurpsler mOotos BAN paa en- bRoey.
Zig Waaoe meo Is ol9re Ssrgituo, iaa
SriInt Nutsn par unr peo at brittle; en-
ltpr 9Gresport, eiter Teguiu9 al auni,.
mailer % 9ersmano %. Mnnot, Oar
iitanoiat, men al oenue Stalen iputC5
4rinolen life at brp Jig bet mtuo'te
ON, men 2pntrRet orU9 8rInieu %
lrinlesieu meo belle lit 6plge til Il9.
9al too "9rii9tlDuen", ligeida ltplt
% majeltatiif tit iuloe Struo ION
Yriuoien % bans 6gIse, % pcl ia oct;
tbi / bets @rene fra Dc pperlte Itoo 20
Mpnb meo 5ntler i SpnocrHc - cit
elimination, iom inseu bar let gtn8t
til. Oct par to Ting. iom iGitece Hrln'
lens Spmnrfiombeo, % De. par: 81
lummatiouen i 2pntrret % aptneerne
i fine rationale Trooter. Gaa oottsrt
Sfue bapoe fan life Jet, "a ban, Gctii,
% manst auost, fom irem ior OF
Griuoriusen. Seq pil oa pad min c9
min aones Sesuc iisc 2Orbjor9 9G
100 @anee Saf for be NDheoer, fm
Ienote III os. Oct er ilcmt, at Der rn'
Oes life Ell eneitc en- ira bore Suntcr,
lOm laoer bore fra Jig l "YoIten" suer
/ andre Ylaoe. 81 fan le "enoer %
boa" npsle Stptter ira Seliore ~ 20,
bet er alt. 8llinpf fob / "HOIten" III
npli9 ct Stpfte ira Staiie ON en- pgo
Bjpru / ct 5iGrn, iom 2oprltpl ltuIoe
la bapt lat !, men lele Stpttet par
ieilastiat; tbi aQe Steoer, ion Der par
uaunt, % 3ueritslen leip IinorS Tie
/ Stoile life / belle porc 3eIemdT'en'
gtei 5Orbjgr3 Sic sisr Sfam al ale
Gelemartinssr, os bet ifal bun pa
mango 3at for.
81 bar baut suot geir meo Hr8n 70
Solitin, iaa @rsoen itanr pattsr FeF
runbt, ps inssn eploemiit sp3pom BAT
iunoet Stcp, iaa Soft ioetbeI'ia8s'
leper pel. Sbet ieS beroeo 1'let
"Bulten"s 9niere og Btripuals' p'
jea pnite Sobu % SOrbIerg = en- 60'
ca ucliionet 8remtip - ia leo tHoer''J
uel oa Der billet fra mig % mn 8on''
Z. s.. NRiObpc.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
WrS. Vinfbams tfaaenee
SnobDoelie.

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6Orm al aoiuoeip9oonmr, mobDoes ~"
iGtr Iio / ~Gyorbinoelie mco Mra. EiHtpaiH'
qpun. gGasi. gtbpert sreu aabnes, iGll'
p9 beipareS uoeluiienoe al aolnoet' ~
auinoe ian tale irit til en- anoeH "V'''.
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ben oariae 5ortrolisbeo opltaaet "'"'"
Mrs. ,mt5nm % De anlerltalilie SOu,'.,,
ipm aloris CT bruot. Ser or mere r"'
Nhuli9beo for, at bun ub al liH ont'aI''"S'
@riarina oil bape Oraset netpp oei NJ"
fab, iom oil belbreoe Ceres lilIGlof' AZ.
iurlaneer intet til @jcnsjGlp noeH Aert.
Nnertenoeie, % benoes Jiano Dar u"'y'
9niinoer. gubper apiuoe, rig cNe' lI.rn
iom life uiioe benntte ii8 al bette Ss"''r
2iibuS, bible itaa JIG ielp splei'