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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
GLOOM THE HOUSE.
Adjourns as Mark of Respect to Con-
d. gressman Cooke.

Adiourns ms ~ Mark of Respect to Con-
gressman Cooke.
Washington. June 25.--An air Of gloom
pervaded the house Thursday owing to
the death Of Mr.. Cooke Of Illinois He
was very popular with his colleagues
and his untimely death was a severe
shock to them. The desk which he oc-
cupied on the extreme right of the hall
was draped in mourning and covered
with white roses and magnolia blossoms.
The blind chaplain in his invocation re-
ferred feelingly to Mr.. Cookies death
as great public calamity.
After the reading of the journal the
speaker announced the reception Of an
invitation from the present Belgium
chamber of deputies to the members Of
the house to attend the international
parliamentary conference in favor of ar
bitration, which commences Aug. 6. Foss
of Illinois, on behalf of the delegation
from Illinois, then announced the sad
news of the death of his colleague, Mr..
Cooke. He gave notice that at some fu-
ture time he would ask the house to pay
tribute to the character and public serv-
ice Of Mr.. Cooke.
The customary resolutions were adopt
ed and a committee to attend the fu-
neral was appointed. consisting of the
following members: Foss. Prince, Belk-
nap of Illinois; Moody OF Massachu-
setts, Updergraff Of Iowa, Royce of In
diana, Bailey Of Texas. Hunter OF Illi-
nois, and Dinsmore of Arkansas. Then
as a further mark OF respect to the
memory of the deceased the house ad-
Iourned until Monday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Luetpert Murder Case.

Chicago, June 25.-The Luetgert ha-
beas corpus case will be decided Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock. Judge Glib
bons made this announcement Thursday
morning to a big crowd in his court
room. of which Luetgert, himself. was
apparently the most disappointed men,
ber. He was taken back to the county
Jail, where he refused to discuss his
opinion of his chances for obtaining lib
erty. The unusual Importance of the
case was the reason given by Judge
Gibbons for deferring his decision until
SATURDAY.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25

Geesy's limbs. The bodies were removed
to Mrs Deans home. the mother of Mrs
Geesy AT Mrs. Story's home, a half
mile east of the Geesy place, the family
were sleeping in a stone basement with
a frame upright part. The framework
was blown away and the timber blown
on to the family below, but none of them
killed. The stone work was uninjured.
jured.
At the home of G.. w. Morrises the
kitchen was torn down and a grove of
trees felled to the ground. The track
of the storm was narrow but very wind
ing. 1t tore down three sides Of the
Geesy structure without passing through
the middle of it. II came from the east
and after doing its damage here, the
main storm divided, part going west and
the rest north. There are rumors of
other casualties but particulars are
meager.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Precarions Sitnation.

Trenton. n. j., June 25.-The situation
in Morrisviile, Pa, where 500 Italian la
borers have threatened violence unless
their money is forthcomrC, IS r.'I pre-
carious. although there is a cessation OF
hostilties Sheriff Aaron of Doylestown
arrived Thursday morning and swore in
twenty deputies. These deputies are
guarding the Hoagland House. where
Contractor Wheeler is hiding from the
dissatisfied laborers. Wheeler is sur
rounded by a dozen of his foremen. and
they are armed, fearing the Italians may
break in on them.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Holds That the Issue Is Legal.

Frankfort, Ky, June 25.-In the court
Of appeals Thursday Judge Durelle
handed down an opinion reversing the
decision of Judge Cantrill in the $780,
600 state bond case and upholding the
constitutlonality of the recent act and
the validity of the proposed issue. The
point of the opinion is that the consti-
tuition trainers, in limiting to $5OOOOO
the debt which the legislature could
contract to meet a definite revenue, were
looking to the future and not to the
debts already contracted for such pur-
nose
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25

This ticket was nominated by one of
the most harmonious conventions that
have been held by the Democrats of
Iowa in recent years Frederick r..
White and Judge Kline are Democrats,
Plummer and Reinhardt, silver Repub-
licans, and S. B. Crane, candidate for
railroad commissioner, is a Populist.
The ticket really represents the COM
bined work of three separate and dis
tinct conventions, but on account of the
provisions Of the anti-fusion law which
was passed by the state legislature for
the purpose of preventing fusion Of
force2 opposed to the Republican party,
the Democratic convention had to NOM
mate II primarily and the Populist and
silver Republican conver - rs indorsed
the action Of the DemOcf~
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
shielded I'm Her Lovers once.

Sisterville, Va, June 25.-Mlss Ada
Stewart, a prominent young society
lady Of this city, committed suicide in
the office of Colonel Bob Moore, one of
the most prominent attorneys of the
city. Miss Stewart had been engaged TO
marry Colonel Moore for over a year.
and Moore and she quarreled in his Of
flee, whereupon she shot herself dead in
his presence.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
FlGEL ON TIE RACK.
Sensational Testimony Given i'm Hoffman
Case at san Francisco.

Case at san Francisco.
San Francisco, June 25.-At the Hoff-
man inquest, Edward Rothschild, the
partner of the decedent, testified that
Figel was not authorized to sign any
checks of the firm Of Hoffman, Roth
schild 6, Co Attorney Henry Ache con-
tinued his narration Of the interviews
had with Elge after the tragedy.
b. JosepH a money broker who had
a desk in Honman's office, related
sensational conversation with Figel
soon after the tragedy, in which the
bookkeeper asked him to say he had
lent money to Hoffman instead Of him
and also requested him to say that he
had Hoffman sign the disputed receipt.
When he refused Figel stepped behind
him and said that he would have TO
take the consequences. At this Soseph
became alarmed and promised to say
what Figel asked him.
Alfred Meyerstein, a brother-in-law of
the junior partner in the firm Of Hoff-
man, Rothschild & Co.. stated that he
had told Hoffman of his bookkeeper's
sporting proclivities three months ago,
but was informed that ii was already
known and that the firms books would
be exported in the near future.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Hale springs a surprise.

Washington, June 25.-Hale came for
ward Thursday with a surprise in the
form OF a proposed amendment to the
senate rule admitting to the privileges
of the floor OF the senate only ex-sena-
tors who are not interested i'm any
claim or in the prosecution of the same,
or directly in any bill pending before
congress-" Added to the text of the
t'oposed change is the following: The
Purpose Of the proposed amendment is
10 prevent eX-senators from enjoying
The privileges Of the floor Of the senate
for the purpose Of urging or opposing
claims or bills in which they are en-
ployed as attorneys"
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Johnson's Bank To Resume.

Logansport. Ind, June 4.-The de-
funct State National bank, wrecked by
It's president, John T.. Johnson, month
ago, by the embezzlement and stealing
of $45O,O00, reopened its doors Thursday
morning for business under the name
of the City National bank, with capt.
tai stock of 100000. The stock is held
by $50 merchants and depositOrs. The
president is John Gray; vice president,
!. n. Crawford; cashier. f. r. Fowler.
The reorganization was largely effected
through the efforts Of Bank Examiner
Caldwell
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
InsIitnte nfHnmeonathv.

Buffalo. n. Y, June 25.--The annual
convention Of the American Institute of
Homeopathy convened in this city at 3
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. The ma
terra medica conference opened Wednes-
day. Among those taking part in the
several discussions were IL. &. Allen of
Chicago, j. l.. Moffatt of Brooklyn.
Pemberton Dudley Of Philadelphia, and
Frank Kraft of Cleveland.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
iHE DEADLY CYCLONE.
1t Works Considerable Damage in
Kansas.
THREE OF ONE FAMILY KILLED.

1t Strikes About Fifteen Miles Northwest
of Salina and Three Members of the
Family of Mr.. Geesy Are Left Dead i'm
Its Path--Much Damage Wrought i'm "a
River Towns by Wind and Rain.
Salina, Kan, June 25.-News has just
reached here of a terrific cyclone which
passed fifteen miles northwest Of this
city about 1O:30 Wednesday night. As
far as heard three are dead and a num-
Der dangerously injured. The dead are:
Mrs. Anna Geesy, aged "a years; Mona
Geesy, aged 13, and Ida Geesy, aged 9.
Four members Of this family are also
badly hurt Mr.. Geesy was away from
home. The remainder Of the family had
retired, and when the storm struck they
made for their cave. Before they had
gotten out of the house, however, the tor
nado had destroyed it. The work Of
destruction was not known until Thurs
day morning, when neighbors found the
dead and injured members of the family
lying about in the debris. The three
dead were about fifty feet east Of the
house, and near them the baby, alive
but buried TO her waist in dirt.
scaDtling Driven Through Leg.
The other three were found some dis
tance west Of the house. A 2X4 scant
Ling was driven through one of Mrs
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Against Increased Beer Tax.

Washington. June Ex-senator Spoon
er, acting for Senator Cullom in the lat
ter's absence from the senate chamber,
Thursday presented a petition to the
senate signed by 100000 citizens Of Chi
cago protesting against the proposed in
crease in the tax on beer. The petition
filled wooden box 2x9 feet i'm size and
was carried out Of the senate chamber
by two men
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Rather Warm In Kansas.

Kansas City, June 25.-The most in
tense heat that has prevailed in central
Kansas for several years has been eX-
perienced for the past four days. the
thermometer averaging 100 and finally
reaching 104. Many prostrations among
farmers are reported and at some points
farmers have been compelled to abandon
their harvest work. In the vicinity of
Larned ii was hot enough to curl the
leaves of vegetation.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
soldiers, Home Inspection.

Los Angeles, Cal. June 25.-The an
nual inspection of the soldiers home by
the board of managers took place
Thursday morning. The showing was
satisfactory. 1t is expected that Gov
ernor Rowland will be transferred to the
soldiers home at Leavenworth, Kan,
and the present governor of that home,
Colonel A. j. Smith, will be put In
charge Of the Pacific branch at Santa
Monica
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Railroad Criminaliy Negligent.

New York June 25.-The coroner's
jury at Inwood, l.. l.. which has been in
vestigating the collision at the Mer-
rick road crossing at Valley Stream.
which resulted in the killing OF five per-
sons on Decoration day, rendered a ver-
dict Thursday that the Long Island rail-
road was criminally negligent I'm not
having a signal bell at the railroad cross
ing in working order.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
COOKE IS FOUND DEAD.
Chicago Congressman Dies Sud-
denly in Washington.
DEMISE SURPRISES HIS FRIENDS.

To None of Them Had He Ever Complain
ed of Heart Trouble-He Spent the Even
ing with Postmaster Gordon of Chicago,
but After Retiring Was Taken Sick-He
Seemed Better but When Next Seen
Was sDead-Washington Notes.
Washington, June 25.-Congressman
Cooke Of Chicago was found in his bed
Thursday morning dead. Heart trouble
was the cause. The news shocked his
friends, for to no one had he ever COM
planned Of physical ailment. He spent
Wednesday evening with Postmaster
Gordon, and save feeling a little tired,
was in his usual form. Cooke called at
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Earfhnnal<e In Kentucky.

Hopkinsville, Ky, June 25.-During a
heavy storm here Thursday two earth
quake shocks were distinctly felt. The
walls of large buildings were shaken so
as to be perceptible to everybody. The
shocks occurred at 1l:04. The vibra-
tions were from west to east.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Denied hy Dr. AnpeII.

Ann Arbor, Mich. June 25.-Dr An
gell, minister to Turkey, denies the re-
port from Washington that he is going
to London to confer with Minister Ter
rell while enroute to Constantinople.
He says he will go to Paris and thence
to Constantinople.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
rcusIev Released on BOND.

St Louis. June 25.-Martin Ensley.
who has been confined In the county
Jail at Clayton charged with assaulting
and robbing c. ID. Collins of $4,000 at
Meramic Highlands, has been released
upon bond in the sum of $4,000.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
PRETTY warm Down IN Arkan,as.

Little Rock, Ark, June 25.-The aver
age maximum temperature in Arkansas
Wednesday as shown by government
thermometers was 100. The highest
point was at Warren. where the ther-
mometer registered 109 degrees.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25


Frank AldriChs house a couple Of
times during the evening, but Aldrich
was not there. lie parted with Gordon
about 10 o'clock at his room i'm the
Cochran hotel to go to bed. Nothing
more was heard Of him till O'clock
when he called for bell boy.
Complained of IA Bad stomach.
Soon Cochran responded and found
the congressman complaining Of a bad
stomach. caused by drinking some
ginger ale. II shouldn't have drunk it,"
Cooke said. 1T always makes me sick.
But If L can throw it off I'll be all
right He vomted and then felt in
stantly relieved Cochran suggested
that he take a drink of brandy. Cooke
declined, saying that he would go back
to bed and be all right. To a sugges-
ton that he have a doctor he said he
needed none, and would call If he want
ed further assistance.
sketch of His Life.
Edward Dean Cooke, congressman
from the Sixth district, was born at
Cascade, Dubuque county, Ia, Oct. Il,
1S49. He obtained his early education
at the Cascade academy and the high
school of Dubuque and subsequently
took law course at the Columbia un.-
versity, Washington, where he was
graduated a bachelor of laws in 1873.
Previous to his college course he read
law under Judge ID. n. Cooley who,
indeed, induced him to abandon mer-
camille life for the profession. Going
to Chicago, he and Major Beam, former
ly of Washington, formed law co-part-
nership there Jan. /, 1877, which
the firm name of Beam & Cooke which
has met with signal success at the bar
and 'as counselors.
Interested Himself in Politics.
Mr. Cooke has assiduously applied
himself to the practice of his profession,
but has also interested himself in poll
tics, strenuousy and cogently arguing
for the principles Of the Republican
party whenever his assistance has been
asked by his party. In 1882 he was
elected to the lower house OF the legis-
lature, and during that session was a
supporter Of Hon. Shelby NJ. Cullom for
United States senator. He has been
president of the Twenty-first Ward
Republican club for ten years. He is
also a member of the Union League
club.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
Auti-ScaIper RiII.

Washington, June 25.-Another effort
was made in the senate committee on In
terstate commerce Thursday to get the
anti-scalper bill advanced with the view
Of getting II reported to the senate as
soon as possible, but failed. The oppo-
sition voted own motion for a meet
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25
WHIre is 10 MAN.

Heads the Ticket Pat Up by the Conven-
tiOns in Des MOines.
Des Moines, Ia, June 25.-The follow
ing ticket was nominated by the con-
ventions held here Wednesday: For
governor, Frederick I1. White; lieuten-
ant governor Benjamin A. Plummer;
supreme justice, L. G. Kline; superin-
tendert Of public instruction, G. f.
Reinhardt; railroad commissioner S. b.
CrQr1.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-25

ing next Saturday and refused to agree
to any meeting before the regular meet
Ing day next week
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
S~inesiveoomme / Stor.
%brttdnnten.
Grit en- ~6opeoaaring.

IrUf. ). SOit duoI,ns, gfeolem
al Den "tpnselise itatiitiife Screening
al Stprbritaunien1, bar nplis slprt
rnosripsslisr %ausu0enoe anriaserne
I'll Siuosiuasheb i etorbritaunicn rs
lrgeer irem mango interesiante 6attn.
San iortRller, bporman9e 4eripner
saar fra Soritanoen, pg hpprfor be
oigr, iamt at l al 500 milter 5prtnn'
ben, ps at Sinosipsppmme er Sll'
tnsenoe.
&eiultatet al Iroi. shocliuss llns
Serirselier, tpst NED iii beitrmte 6atta,
uiier os, at al 10000 Ieriouer | Gus'
lamb % @ales lioer STA al Siness
iunsbeb; al 10000 stOilGnosre 1886
us al bet iamme SntaI SrlGHoere
4O.3.
8cb at sna ino pau Gariosen til
oenne ierselise 5OreteeIie ilaar Saop'
ling ct mestist alag for GibuIosiu'
gen. pan nepnsr S bsitemte goria'
ger til Sinosiuasbeo ps bepIier, at
al 100 limbs forpirreoe 4eriouer er ben
9jcnneminitliseg arias til berss ulplfis
ll9e 9llitanb iglsenee:
Grit: 1876; 6orretuinss iorser 15.1;
aanoelis Sueripanotbeo 1874; alpers
bonn 1872; mislige Smlt9nois beoer
10; lllptfestilfaloe 6,5; relisipie 5urs
tpiplelier A; aiarlisbeosaifarer 80.
Srif er altiaa efter Yrpf. bookings
Spn paa Saeeu birefte eaer lnoirette
Iurius til en- 2reoieoel al SinosipS,
/ Siorbritannieu. 9eite tor
p9re Noset at t9ufe paa ibetmiubite.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Npr 5000 Nar Toen.

8erbens arfRologer pa 5ilploger bar
after faaet bet truplt, tbi | 2Ggppten bar
man after giprt ct itpr 5uno, Der padnp
ta'ter 9ps prer, bporoan 5orfcloene Far
pGrst / bette Glogamle 3ulturldno for
5000 Qar Iiben.
Oct bar 8ensralbireftsren for be
popptiIte MuiGer, Sr. be Mprgdn, Der
/ Grfenens 8rRnbIe tat peo Saien gtes
9uoab opbdgeoe en- a~ongegrdp. Sra
ben E : tugget ino / alippen og beitdar
at 81 minore Sale, Der er ppfert al rso,
brpnbt Segl'ten. Oct er tpoelist at ie,
at en- Slosbrano Ear berist 8rapen, efter
at 2iget Itillet oerino, rg oenne 9ranb
far oesp9rre | hsi 8ruo eoelagt be fleIte
af be @ienitunbe, ben opps &pnges I'm
~beriuutter far sipet ben bsbe Wonarf
meo ino / be 0sbss Rise. aqigepel
bet Eager at ben itsrIte Stjenteo rs
fterite 89rbi, mar timber. 81. q. bar
man funost en- WGngoe tunItig forurz
beibsbe Stsnfppb, Stensrer og Stem
iuarO. Der er mutt grdberet og prboet
meo SisrOglpfer, en- 2spe uobusset i
9jergtrpital, Sigursr ubItaaret / Glfens
ben, ION Sunoe, 9amelsr, os Sin, be
npoeligite GIfenbensmebler, en- Wangs
be 8aisr ps 8rutter at Warmpr cg 8prs
fpr % mere enb 300 Sab at brunt Ger.
Paa ale bisie 8jenitanoe isr man en-
bsitemt tilbagepenoenbs Sieroglpf, Der
formobentlig er SOngens Rapnetr9t.
Gnbpioere Ter ma talrise Snb1trifter
cg Snitialer, men bet bar 6iotil p9ret
umuligt at tpoe Dem, oa be er itrsoet /
ct Sprog, Der maa bdpe pGret tall |
9Gsppten lang sio fer bet Sprog, man
fjenOer, rg irm beg suar 1000 aar til,
bags / Sioen.
Den funone aongegrap er ba lamb
ipnligpis at en- snbm lanst Esiere OIL
Der enb alt anbet, tpab man bibtil Far
funbet al 99pptiite 9raomaler % glns
titpiteter. Maaite bar ben fine 5000
aar bag Jig.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
Sulaapluf.

Qutber college Solcipiaere beisste
5priua 6rpue i 2srbass % ipiaeOe
Bob mro ct "5eam" i Spring SrOps.
9utber college panot ruec 6 mob 0.
DEBORAH Mlenisbeos a%pinoeiOre'
nina bupoe fin Saiar / 2rroass, ps
ben par sarits suot bsie9t. De iam'
leoe SnOtaster bsIpb is III llot Orer
$1,000.
Gcanet 0ut til Wanoas bar bet
pUlo iumite, iom ri bar baft iaar. Son
sauIte fort 3iO fulot Der Uper 2 Sum'
uler &eer, os pua eutelte Steber ! @as
berue anrettsoes ao1tiais Sface. @n
ltoen 8rp paa burlington Snnen peo
9teiftno blsu ifplet pGt, iaa Rprsens
toaet maatte fomne tilbuse, men 81.
9 bar Stnbeu reparsret, iaa Soset
iunoe ui9aa bertra.
- George SObuiOu. Gisr al ben tbs
lissre Stilss "Sarn", bar toas iac
nbelois at faa zig ct uiriui0ist Bah
Srp Sun, ium for Sieblltfet Ilet life
fan taloes 9rp Sun. 8anpet bar iaa
bpbt os Strsmmeu iaa itrio, at ban
life tunbs raa 2nuo, fsreno ban fom
nep iii O%liebebuloerne, ium li9ser
miuot Ell 5ieroecels giil ira Cities
"Sarn~. uuosr 6arten neopper miite'
De ban Csiau $S5, ium ban bapce
2ommeu.
- SCR. Os @irs. Rurtiu q. @isb.
tel % Batter fra @ulcutt, 81. Dat, er
paa Ssiss hos 0trs. 6. 8. @ennes os
andre SlGstuinse Us sumle @euner
Smesneu al 2scorub. Sprlsoen af.
lagoe be usiaa ct fort Seips i "Ss'
cCrab &oiten". De uilue sjerne, at en-
saer anOen Meterimauo bsrIra tunoe
ilDtts III @OIcOtt % iturte et Creamery.
2e tror, bet piloe blips lsuuenoe baaSe
iUr Meierlmuuosn ps 5nrmerus.
= Sunigr Sierleio Os 6umiIis fra
grescO er flgttet I'll GscOrab. 9e bar
Ieet SUpts Sus pua W,e9unie Street.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29
2oitnaut Sinclrir.

2eitnant Sinclair, ipm fulbt / Slas
get mo 9pmoto, bar fsbt / 1861 ps
blep Iaoleoes bare 36 aar gummel. !San
bar at en- gummel itptTt SIagt cg fsotes
/ Sriitiania, tpOrbsn 5aoeren. ipn bar
Sernbaneingenier, bar flpttst. San git
paa STOLE Der pg blsp STUDENT. ituoes
rsbe osiaa en- Sip gus.
Men hans Su fob til at bli officer,
tporfor ran issts at tpmms inb peo ben
nprite S9r, men blep life antat paa
9runb at RGripntteo.
9a 5cr9lbrene bpiutts fig paa ben
al 5uberen tjsbts Gjenbpm 9it i R9rs
beben at arpitu | Sperige. isgte hun at
tr9oe inb / ben ipenite Scr og bleo "8os
lontgr" peo Semtlunos !Seitei9gere /
1883. Sin Sffcerseramn tog Fan
1886 % blep 2sitnant peo Rsgimsntst,
fem peb "llrtimsbsilutet" / 1893 oms
rannsoes til N~prrlunbsD encouragement.
5 Mioten at Warts rsiite Sinclair
til 8rGtsnlanb for Icm 5ripiais at oels
taes / GrGfernss aamp mob Sprterne.
Gan bar. fprt1llsr en- llngbomspsn,
en- iGrbslss COB 8umerat. Zen meii
t.Lna.A G,apSf,b I,a 49,, -,
bans sobe Sjsrte, hporfor bans Bort:
gang FAR bpbt beoreret funs talrigegsn-
ner ca aamsrater. On Fans milit9rt
GeenItaber Iises Der, at ran par en- op9.
tie 3roppsrficsr os en- uieopanlis ops.
tia us frrpcpsn aptter,
Ssns 5aber bsbs iOr Omtrius 6 Nal
ftoen. Sans 60saarise Mooer Dor pat
Dit. Gan bar en- grObsr / Sriitiania
Tom er Ssnaenier reo Spoeobdnen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-29

@%r9noier. Gulianen er a,rtens So'
peo (liseiom G5oren al Tisldno Ct
ben graf, tatbOlif airfss Operbs'beoI
o. ale bans l%lnoeriantier fploer BAN
oobbelt apoisbeo, iom oeres iimelise
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