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The age-herald., 1897-10-03
MEDICAL COLLEGE OPENING
TERM OF 1897-98 BEGUN WITH FLYING COLORS.
Dr. Wyman Made Pleasing Address, Fol- lowed by Others-Large Number Mat
 ricnlated and Others to Come.

The Birmingham Medical college op- ened it's fourth annual session yester- day under flying colors and exceedingly bright prospects.
 The college is but three years old, but during that time has graduated large number of young men who have held up the standard of the institution, the cur riculum of which ranks with the high est colleges in the United States.
 There was large number of local and visiting physicians present. among whom were the following:
 pr. W, H. Johnston, dean of the med icaa college: Dr. W. E. B. Davis, Dr. L.. G. Woodson, Dr. R. M. Cunningham, Dr. J. D. S. Davis, Dr. B. L. Wyilan. Dr. J. c. LeGrand, Dr. c. c. Jones' Dr. D. D. Jcnes, Dr. Ella Barnes, Dr. D. F. Talley, pr. G. c. Chapman, Dr. 8. A. Fox, pr. J. c. Abernathy, Dr. G w. Brown, Dr. Geo. A. Hogan, Dr. B. G. Copeland, pr. J. H. McCarty, Dr. J. T. Brown, pr. T. M. Allen. dean of the dental collage; Dr. D. H. Sholl and others.
 The exercises were opened by Rev. John G. Murray, who invoked the divine blessing upon the college and those in attendance.
 Dr. Wyman then delivered the initial
The age-herald., 1897-10-03

health should take this matter up ais once. In addition to ths regulation adopted by the Paris folks, our board of health should make a rule forh4ddEng the use of sponges as they are now used in our barhsr shops TO mofslen the face be- fora the barber gees over 1t a second tfma and the alum rsow ussa to stanch bleod from a cut or eruption in lthe cus- laomerls face, and which Us made-one piece of Bs-,to do serviea for months on one face or another, should be banshfd aa th5 PurIJsns barshed witches. Either tflalt or the use of new piece of alum wasll each customer should be compulsory
 A lawyer, talking about the matter, suggested how such regulations could ba enforced He satd
 ''I cannot imagine a mere popular maSn than he would be who for instance, in GrodtIced gn the next legislature @ meas ure providing for such regulations over llhe work of our barbars as those The Age-Henald's dispatch speaks of as hay Ing basn established in Parts. You ask if thers would be difficulty in enforcing such a law. Not i'm the fslast. In the finst place, the demelfd for its enforce ment would be so great that every eus- itoner of every barlhsr shop would per- sonaIly see to ld that the law was en- forced"
The age-herald., 1897-10-03
WILL CASE DECIDED.
Charge Was in Favor of Contestant and the
 Jury Concurred.

The contested will case of John Gist against the heirs of Mrs. Sarah Cope land was decided yesterday by Judge Porter. general charge in favor of the contestant was given and the jury returned a verdict in accordance with it.
 When Mrs. Copeland died she left g. non-cupative will in favor of Monah Copeland, son of w. B. Copeland, who was formerly postmaster. The personal property bequeathed was held by the contestant, who was brother to the deceased, to be over $500. The point of law alt issue was that a non-cupative will could not be made when the person. al property exceeded that amount. Kerr and Haley represented Copeland and Lane and White, the contestant
 In making the general charge, Judge Porter told the jury that if they be- lieyed the testimony offered, a verdict must be rendered in favor of ,Gist.
The age-herald., 1897-10-03
LARGE BATCH OF SENTENCES
JUDGE GREENE IN THE CRIMINAL
 COURT.
The Unlucky Number of Thirteen Slated to Do Time at Coalburg For Va-
 rious Offenses.

Yesterday was sentence day in the criminal court and Judge Greene an- nounced the time to be served by each of the following unfortumates who had been convicted during the week:
 Reuben Hunter, assault and battery with weapon; ninety days for cost.
 Horace Washington, grand larceny; one year and 120 days for cost.
 D. Davis and William Carroll, grand larceny; two years and ninety days each for costs.
 Albert Bolden, burglary and grand 1arcefy; twelve months and 12O days.
 Andy Mcintosh, alias Jim Williams, burglary and grand larceny; twelve months and 120 days
 Lula Smith, assault with intent to mur- der; two years and 120 days.
 Jake Moss. grand larceny; two years and 120 days.
 Dan Washington, petty larceny; six months and 130 days and sixty days for cost. In each of the two cases Dan entered a plea of guilty.
 Robert Kennebrew, assault and battery with a weapon; ten days and sixty days for costs.
 A. J. Blake, assault and battery with a pistol; ninety days and sixty days for costs.
 Alex Gardner, assault with intent to murder; two years and sixty days.
 William Nelson, grand larceny; two months and 120 days. William Smith, grand larceny; twelve monthsand 120 days.
 All of the sentenced will serve their time in Coalburg.
The age-herald., 1897-10-03
A LENGTHY SESSION
 OF POLICE COURT

Yesterdays session of the police court was lengthy, but the majority of cases disposed of were of minor import.
 John Thomas and W. B. Scott. two weary white men, and Lewis Robinson, colored were assessed $5 each for un- lawfully taking possession of the prop erty of another.
 S. l.. Belser, a young white man, found 1t expedient to ride his bicycle on the sidewalks. This was in direct vio- lation of city ordinance and Judge Feagin assessed him $3 for his thought lessness. He paid the amount.
 Robert Harris and Ben Stewart, two colored youths, engaged in g. lively pas sage a la Carson City. For this play fulness they were assessed s5 each.
 Ely Roy, alias John Harden, the slick est negro artist the police force have ever had to deal with in many g. day, was given a passport to the mines at Coalburg. Ely has often been in jail but managed to escape the indignity of the mines. He was convicted on a charge of obtaining goods from Jonas Schwab under false pretenses. Another charge of disposing of property on which another has lien was continued until tomorrow. His fine is S32.10 and ninety days extra.
 Sam Whitfield was convicted on a charge of petty larceny from Patsey Campbell. He was fined $25 and thirity days extra, and was labelled "Coalburg."
 Charles Lee, a white man, was given a permit to enter the mines at Coalburg and work out sentence of $25 and thirty days for petty larceny.
 Many other cases of smaller offenses were continued or small fines assessed.
 Forfeitures against quite a number of business men who failed to show up for trial on a charge of doing business with out license were entered and alias warrants issued for their re-arrest.
The age-herald., 1897-10-03
SUITS AGAINST RAMON BROS.
Alleged to Have fraudulently Disposed of
 Goods.

In the city court yesterday tfs bllsi- ness methods of Harmon Bros., of Pratt City, were brought into question by the filing of three suits by the c. A. Hib- bard Boot and Shoe company. Kentucky Jeans Clothing company, and Carter Dry Goods company. The first named com pany sues for s60: the second for $27S.75, and the last $336.10.
 In each case it is alleged the amounts are due for bills of goods purchased The allegations further state that the firm of Harmon Bros. 6raudulentIy dis posed of these goods and now refuse or failed to pay the jobbers. The plain tiffs ore represented by Attorney H. K. White
The age-herald., 1897-10-03

address. He related the extreme diffi- entities under which the college began it's career and spoke of the bright fu- ture. He welcomed the young men in attendance and informed Whem of the arduous duties in front of them. He spoke at Fength upon Birmingham as the proper place for a medical college and the many advantages possessed by this city. He expressed the belief that this session would eclipse in every way all former efforts.
 He was followed by Dr. J. H. Phillips, who was in turn followed by Rev, Sam ueT U1lman, Drs. Blackwell, Cunningham and LeGranlde.
 Tlns following are a number of stu dents who matriculaIted yesterday:
 B. B. Sibley, J. w. Barksda1e D. Lucley. ". K. Barnes, c. T. Acl1er, E. C. Randy, N. G. Clark, Miss Bessie White, B. w. Class, T. J. Estes, B. Rit- tenberry. E. A. Jones, D. s. Casey, z. B. Sha mIbley, H. B. Blalckell, r. F. Davis, M. E. Cunningham, R. c. Bane w. B. Fulton, W. W. Duncan. c. Rittenberry, w. R. Ward, B. o. Edwards John T. UN, W. Waldrop, A. B. Gresham, w. P. Kaley, w. A. Logan. c. M. Murphy, J. l.. Batson, w. M. Lance, G. l.. Worces- ter, A. c. Mcleod, N. l.. Underwood, T. M. Hughes. c. A. Fox, A. A. McCane, John Douglass, W. c. Miles, W. S. Rountree, c. c. Bates, F. E. Enslen, Frank Carey, J. P. Turner, B. M. Car michael, Austin Pruett, Miss Lea Owen Neill
 pr. George A. Hogan, secretary to the faIctulty stated ,to an Age-Herald re- porter that there were about twenty-five scholarships yet out and number of young men in tine city who have not yet nratriculated. Lectures will begin Monday. .
The age-herald., 1897-10-03
BIe Meeting of EIks
White.

Tine Ellxs win hold open house dn their new quarters today and will hold their first regular meeting Tuesday night. This meeting will be the largest ever held qnere and preparations are under way to male everything very pleasant and in- iterestina to thise in attendance.
The age-herald., 1897-10-03
Improving the Line

The Birmingham Traction company is endeavoring to build up the business of the East Birmingham line and are lay- ing sixty pound rails on the road be-, tween arere and Gate City. The rolling stock is ali being repaired and put in elegant shape and in a few weeks the people of Birmingham will be given a splendid service between here and Gate City.
The age-herald., 1897-10-03
CAIN AGAIN IN LIMBO.
He Is in the County Jail and His Bond Is Fixed
 at $500.

John Cain. the negro who was arrested and put under a $150 bond by Judge Feagin for forging Mayor Frank V. Evans name to request for a railroad pass is again in jail.
 Yesterday afternoon John Evans son of the mayor. went before Justice Ben- ners and swore out a warrant against Gain for forgery. His bond was fixed at $500 and he Is now in the county jail
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16
Saaoe al Sement.

5 be ienere aar bar iom bstienbi
I%nOenoelien at Cement / SorbinoelIe
meb Sern til fpritjelise Sjsrsmaal uo.
pibet Jig / operOrcentIis GraO, iaals.
bss {. gr. ReierOoirOagge, til 8anbs
lebningsrsr os lisnenbe, men ppsrras
itenbe er bet alisepel, at bette Matsris
ale MI osiaa begpnosr at finbe I'm glns
penoelie peb Spsntns at 9aabe.
Gu FABIAN Gementbuab blep iislse
ct sItsrrisit tetnit glub for fsrits
Sang ubfsrt at ben italienite Snse.
nisr Gabellini. 9enne 8uabs Ste
let beitaar at cplinoriit Serntraap al
9imsniipn 10 nm. paa ben enc Sibs
al bette Stelet sr befaitst ct Sraabnsi
at Mutepiobe 5mm., ps pua besse
Siper at bette Net er Der anbragt sl
Gag Cement, bpis Spttelfe pariersr
efter Stsrrelis. 9aabsns llbiibe pole.
res for at pbe minbit mults Mobitant
mob 8anbet.
Gn FABIAN 8aao er eanife piit mo-
get tungere eno en- Sr9baab at famine
StsrrelIe, men f~orsprist ital man bore
bel fornsiet meo ben. Snsenisr Ga
belIini er MI beftiGftiget meb 5remitils
Iinssn al SorisgSpanierplabsr at ligs
renbe Materiale Wonier).
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16

fisnne, ipr us orme. ire Gu9le. Der
busrfsn bar 9absr elsr Sus cller no'
get at lGsse oeri, eli iarlts % lior
ulpffe. 3erfor er bet Dor uompse o9
~psnlise Ben til Goer, at s ciloe taa
Goers 3ieuer til at boloe cp meo osnre
OnOItab. 81 benftiler til Goers rrts
iaroise Cmbsmme at afsisre, ON bet
Ell er llrst, at iaaoan baaro Be6aro'
ling foretases mob cs, os ri baaber til
@lp, at Oa bore 8snuer os SrDors I
benne Ssit | flor Weusce ct bleuet
ioritaanst for benne 5ienoe og lpttellg
er unofommet, ri osiaa futile uno8aa
bans lumpHe Ret, ium ri iaa i9aar.
@iust | Dor bimmelite Sults blanot
9rasr unOsr Dor Os pore 5iers BRUCE
lise Sssl. "Se pua 6uslene rnoer
Simmelen, be iaa life ps tsite lite os
ianIls life / 2aoe os Gocrs bimmeIiie
5aoer feosr benz. Gr 8 life ms9et
mere enb bs?" Wtatb. g."
- Serlis i bore Gage, oa en- fac
u~bpsselis GUrislselie uoBues mob
Gusieueroenen. er bet paa i'm 8labs
at erinors olsie Orb al Martin 2utber.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16

en- piotbersit ensslit Speraiauser
paaitaar, at i be auHos, bUUr Der ipiieS
mssst aisO % liar 6it, iislosn fiuocs
pntrs Stemmsr, mems mau Der, bppr
g,iOllninssu met leper Of Gserbruss'
~prOouttsr, Srust % grsuiaser, meset
pfte finoss uatrs, tlpttsreue Stsmmer.
rastst Staten I~issiauusI iom epanisn
eisr Sprorius pua at fables Sansens
9aue, iau sr bet bog ct 6attum, at Der
bIuubt be Stalisnsrs, ipm Dor I ReuYsI
ps Gsnua % iOm Tor en- flor Eel lspsr
al Giif, blot iielben finoes npssn pirts'
Zig sObe Snnssrs eaer Sauseriupsr.
Gnbos bet fiisiplisnbs 3prse funpc
blot mbtnssIi,suis pppiie en- unfIsy
Stsmms, mems Su.rise bar ct gssr'
brussts % Suussus 9aHb. 5iit. %
t~jspaO.ucs 8usls Trigger bare, mems
osrimUc be Gusls, ION b.utsr fin Ra'
ring ira Rloutsriset, | Glminbslis bso
bar iSnnseus @oue. Srlanb ffal
pare bet 2nub, hupr nan pitet trailer
uairs auiuotitsmmsr; bog sirloer bette
miuore Spsrues 8uiHoer sno be ungs
2anosplaer, bullet man fan opertpos
ii1 ON pso al bgre Scr Os SOlOiaue
en- irit 2duosbpiIrt,.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16
ungoot, 90 &pnierpatisme.

Deb en- Stuoenterfeft / Gstebora
forlebsn ubtulte Decent 8engts 2ios
foris:
"Ttuipritsten at 2unbs Stuberter
sr for siben afsiOrt tonIsrpatip. 6or
snbpsr, Tom lite bar foreI1st fig / BET
beitausnoe, mau en- FABIAN llnsboms
mems 3pnIeroatisme bore eanite nebs
iIaaenbe. Obi lissfaa pift ipm hos
samls SOIt Sanssn til aOnierpatism.
er en- n~aturlig, iss ftulDe si.rns tunn,
iigs. fpfiOlOgiit 5ureteeIie, lissiaa piii
er 9oni.rputismc hos InsbOmmsn
naturitrioigt ps pau urette Steb.
MI Bart, isIo Qanbsns, sr bearQn.
iet. Ss mere sno en- al os BONNER til
at opIsps ben Dag, ba ban Itdar frems
mso ener antiputiit mob bet me, Ipm
rsrer Its / Sibsn. Men nadr ling.
bpmmen, bbis itsr'te 5orbsl bel lisser
osri, al ben mere eno andre 9lore er
mobtoselig for Snotrpt. nqar ling
bpmmsn piier beItemt Ssnbens til al
finn. | fprrIpebe Gormer. ba sr Sas
gen b~stGntsIis.
gn g~rufssIor bsb ct ueenlaubIt
llnipsrIitst bar for life IGnss iibsn
ptrst, at tOuisrpatips QufusIier bos
en- ung Mtonb fun fan bare i'm Grune
/ IsIpspo Beresnine slsr / MdngsI pao
S~ntslligens. Oct er en- itrsng Sale,
men ben sr iano; isg itulOe blot bile
tilegss, at ben iuteIsttusIIe 9eIttt,
bpprum Der Der er Sale, efter bpao iea
tror. life er ubooslig, Seq tror, al
pfte, ON life oltio, tommsr oenne iu=
tslsttusIIe Dsfett iimpsItbsn at Rauqel
pau Gipssriarir9 % mangebaunoc
SRotrpt, at lltjenoTtab msO Dor 3ioa
HuIturlip ps Sheer,
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16
Warttn 2utbcr % Sntaa
iuglcne.

9utbsr buooe en- 3iensr, iom beo
@Olisuns, os bsnne baube i aarct
1884 iauet iitano en- itprre Smaafusle,
fansit. 3ette tunoe 2utber life taale,
men iiteoetfor at iiss bette oirefte til
ham. itreu bon ct alaselfr,it i Smaa,
iusleuss Rauu. 9ette Grit cr mssei
betssuenbe for ben itore &eiOrmators
Cp'atnins al Wenneitsnss Gtister o..
iaa mob 9prepsrbenen. 8i tiaaosr os
- eiter Wt. Wteursrs Grbsioe "9utbcrs
aevnet" - at meocele islssnos berai:
"@i 9rOiier, aramsiusls, Ginfer,
Sitter iamt andre iromme % 9rbare
Susls, iom ibpit flDi ppsr Bitten BERG,
meoosler Gem berueo, bpao fra trp.
uRrbist Sulb sr blspen berettet, nemlio
at en- Wtano Goers 9jeneiie peo
Naun @Cli9ans eieberser, bar al
Onoifabsiulo attraa % Yreoe mob ps
5uslc uuoeritaaet iia til at fiSbe for
bpi Tris nosls gamle Ret for al ocm
OF sjgre Snurer % poa ben Wtaaor at
biuore ps ale / at ilpue pmirlu0 |
2uiten % plutfe pua Wiartcu be Imaa
&prn, ium Sub bar sipet ps. Sertil
citeritrabcr ban bort 2ip, ruonipnt ri
intei puot bar sjVrt ham cncr oiur,
ps i%ortient til Ell ianoou heitil 5ur.
islselie. Nlt bette cr. iOm ielu tau
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16

CHARLES 9erume Scnaparts beotr
en- Of b, yrOmin,nte RtpubIitdnsre I
Baltimore, 9lo., iom sr anneibnt Tor
aurensee statsrs Senator. Gan or en-
ssnueisns esu Of Serene Sonapnrie,
en- Srposr al 9upoI.cu ben 6Sri'e.
Serprt blto GIT meh en- amsr''ani'
Damc / Baltimore, Wliis 8atlsriOn.
men Scn itprc WopUlsOH lift, life bette
sgs,tRaB, % tnn suu i'm pH8rs Bro
Der RCustristt @sItidItu pea ben Ss'
,,nu,lit, at ban fiuIos file fig ira i'm
una, omsritanFe Suiru. 9etts siOros
ban Osiaa. Ia @upOIsOns Rost fniOi
iumm.u, raml,oe ogiaa Ssron'es
Throne iammsn, 90 ban bIsp iortasst
fra @ttiol.n. 8 fit sgstsitab n'sO
Rie 9atisripn bapee ban en- Ssn
Ssrpms RaspItpH Bcnaparts, ION
bl,p bsbt | Baltimore 1909. Gsnrs
ssn III en- ubmartst u%boannsl'e oso
b. b.ORs Stolsr / be 6Ursnsbe stater
po / europa. Sans Noosr foriB9te
pau at iaa BAN Gift mso en- hs'stnnsf''
b, qaus | europa, men ban rsiits
bism tl galtimurs, bupr ban blsp gilt
m,o en- ameritaneriuee. Bsr lin Tso
siprcs ban GOriss sua ct blios ausr'
t,.not / europa irm MsOIsm al DO
nusurts' 5amiIisu, men bet mislpttsoes.
Snus alofs gsn Serene NapOIsOn
blsu fsct I Baltimore 1880. Dan
a~raSusreOs heb Sarpurb % Islt
guint. s 1854 blsU ban ms0 msSsn
stus mpbtas.t al aetier aOuIs RaPO'
leon / garis % sit ocrpua inb I ben
frunR. oar % ti.uts msb rlOmGrtslis
arimtrissu, i ben i~tulisuits arts mob
CItrrrio. o. / ben iranit'tpits Brig.
ban tos bsrsau Giiteb us rsiits iilbase
iii Baltimore. Suns esn Serome
guuusurte, iom M er aunSibnt for
S.uutur, sr mere umsritduf iinOe sno
baaS. gaSsrsn og SsOtsiuosrsn. SON
20 tnbnu en- fprbulospis ung NanS os
er en- al be lsbsnoe GboOtater ps Rs'
pu6litanere / Baltimore. F'na'
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16
Wrs. Sobanma Spsienoal
bob.

Ssnoas ben 7be Nopember osoe
Rrs. 3Obunna Sssisnbut, @Ooer a
Big Canoe WsuisbeOs aibOlote 9arer
Sobannss Sssienoabl. gun bapos
uaret ipseIis / lansers Eic, en- Sps'
bonn. Der paalasoe benoes Hermeite
aoltiaist Grbsioe; bet uar nemlis
areit.
Giosoe bar isbt paa @aarben $685.
isnbal i Surbunser ben 27oe December
1918, % bleo iaaleoes neitsn 70 Iar
saInmel. Sgnnen reiite fsrit berOper,
% Wuoeren iulgte iaa / 1872 efter.
Com Semiuariit fra Storosens GEMS
uarium blsu Sssienoul al sumle Bait.
Stub mootaset meb aabne Grme, ps
bar iioen III mesen gslfsnelie pirtst
Der | gienis beoen. Sans Mober ftp
reoe Suiet for BAN, inotil ban i 1881
blep gift msb Miis SnsebOrs 5prOe
Der af M~enrsbeoen. Mtrs. Subanna
SIS ienoai bgrte meb til be tiare @am!e
Der / Nenisbeosn; beres Rattcr be-
sgnber MI betpOelis at tpuoes psiau
Der. s 2roen paa CUBS Naabe %
Sarmbiertisbe b alene for Seiu Stplo
oeoe bun, % bar nu iaaet npoe ben
Sotle, Der er berebt benz, iom eliter
Serren. Sun eiterlaoer Spnnen So
baunes meo Suitru us tire SBrnebgrn.
Gen lobe Nppembsr fteotes bun til
Spile paa Big Canoe Menisbeos airt,
saaro, bpOrben ct talr,st Sslse Iebia'
9eoe benbes juroiRe 9epnmssr. 81
Tiger benoe Gat for ben Stuno, ri i'll
oanore iammeu, CAT Tor ben Gun, bun
gap til Serrens 2ieueite, Eat for Bet
2aalmool8bsos @rempel, bun e~iterloo
Os / 2eunet % 9EOeliel Serrsus 1reit
uere hos be Ssrsenpe! 9.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16

Seq tror. at for mango at bore iaas
taIot. torierDatioe Gtubtnter er belle
ben anltur, Der er iummsntnpttst meo
%idaoanne RaDne Tom Darnin, Spsns
Ger Og Ntu, Muir % 9diafe, Sdos
ptnbuusr ps Riraihe, obiolut ubes
ii.not. Gner | bebite 5alb forbolosr
bet fig meo BEN iom meb ben tpIte
Stuosrt, ION pau NIT Spsrsmaat, ON
ban bduoe loft Stuart Wtia, ~ielptils
freos GAP fslssnoe Spar: "N.i, isg bar
fun lGit GjsnOribeIierne al Mia."
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16
sone alfohol taller

TIMBER og Se9n hos mig / firNg
Som Inn nGrmere, RGuo % apinosrl
Naar bare 8 eiter min Bile bauOlsr
Zen belle 8eroen ies irart ~ioruanoIG
GIcr 8l8maneen fattis, % iuub bppoton.:
Grbeioerne Iauer ies til &a9abon0l
Gen ircmms til Sprtter, ben iIOgetjI gal
Zen fiti9e oooen, 8alsHtst baraI
Sen opoige Sum'ru til fiamlpsapIn0E
Spm 3pu ben Grlise ipGrres ir0t,
Sen husltae Npite bli'r til NgO,
V9rin9 til @iit % 9iu til 3po.
Sooroan bet 9aar tip
&c blot, buis s oil!
ct 8las
Iilpas
Meo Graaber fplot,
Sets Ranb icreplbt,
ct geser,
Spm tp9ser.
BeItil
ct til
so Here!
@nb mere
VI gaoiter
Spm "l9lter".
Set beber SiGlsn, be orittrr o. orl'S'
Snotil be / Ssleu ium srantere Ils5'
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16
Sroet Norge.

s en- nplis uctummet aibanoltnS 1
Den beremte Sprpsiprlter q. Norssr
upialu, tpori Der siues etpmoIo8Ii
5OrfIarin9cr al furifieIi9e Sros d
Naunes Gitamntna o. 9etponin1 f''
faites ben blotil peDtaone 5OrtIarIH
al Naunet "ROrge", iiglse bullte gu
ltlloe betpoe -oeu norollge yer
Nordvegr. YrOieSior 3orecH IRr!
No ueo. at Rapnsts Gloite 6Orm
Nor(v)eyr, bupri HUr er Oct '1nE
Oro lom bet / SperIae fife iaa ll'ISr
StcosHapu 9tor % 2,alrtioroct eyr =
imnlt Suuo. Sroet Norae itUIos'
betpoe eel imolt 2anb"?
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16
st StDffc Vcreamcnt,

ION eronn lite er ffrepet paa, ian ueppe oTrt En,
~fdroclgft enc be ScriOucrs Eiableae %lloiecnoe, ptps-.
fable nbelbreoeligc 3uucltosr. Soften felid9i5 ~
napnelic! Zen tpoer paa 5ortuilslie. bdasi'i ~.
S~aalrnge ben ppliusHbe aruit / e%pityttera 2n.
bttiers tan i1IeS - % bet or muiist ~iaalTH8' p
lie CT npGer abioiut SammsHiputsu al siU9etiNs.,
ierre - fan osiaa iriit SiUs,rnit isres iuo ioah.
ioaaeee, i~raitlsie Spiteur irdt aHlsr / snH3, Y
runoe shines fan after opundsS peo at N til oeisH',
9Iistartcr for ipssltge % iulge NeHnei.er EH !
Sturiemiooeg al ben iteris 3uehpoeIie % &'lp,''
Mtoeel Tor co STrpsntip mob 7pspepiia, @l.oa..
Nnrelieelier, maIuyiiie, rsrpgie oa rbeuTaiiNt -,
oeHer MaolntsH % SBpneH ituTtes / Bot @Jl' q,
mcparbsi9er Siriuin erne Of uiilbstIia 1rEiaso 90.
ipr tart SeeRseIis o. ~uoiIeiier &C uie iarltBs PIX,
alaScr' " VI laEEl
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16

Set ital MI bore abiolut f~ittert, at
2rnttaten ON GuneriUn al Saipail til
be SureneSe Gtatsr ptl blipe sootjenot
Of Senatst i 8espuoelien al naite
8pusrssission, ium aabnes ben icrite
Rauoas / December. Oct ital bore
81 eeuaturer, Iom mnn sr bis pun, oil
femme for 9rattatsu, iaa Der eil blios
ppsr 2 Treoieoels MaiprItet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-16

0pniularbsrstuiusen for Wopsmbsr
i~noehplber en- Mausos intsrssiant %
belar.nSe Stoi for bore ajsbmeno %
6%abritant.r. Den ~inosbploer pgiaa
msa.t Of Snteresis for bore umsritau'
lie Sumlebprtsrs, tbi iielse en- Snobe'
refining ira $auoelsuaent euuis Stern
i gumbsrs bOIo.r ben ameritanf Re
Sumle paa Of iurtranse ben tpite ira
oct cnselfe Marieb, ia ben tcntarrerer
enbus msb ben tp7ts pua be tpits Rnr'
tsocr.