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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

Claimed diplomatic privileges" when ar
rested Tor violating an ordinance in a Lon
don suburb has created mild amusement in
washington These young men rode their
nlcyeies on the sidewalk. and when arrest
ed they appealed 20 the American ambas-
sador for protection from prosecution. Mr..
Hay applied 10 the foreign office. and the
prosecution OF the young men was stop
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

Nrs. Mckay writes under date OF
February &: II advise all my friends
net get along without Lannon'S
Crystailixed Eggs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13

GET PRICES ON ARTICLES THAT
YOU NEED-NOT OUTFlTS-AND THEN
HAVE THEM PACKED TO SUIT. IN
THEIR EFFORTS TO QUOTE Low
PRICES SOME OUTFITTEKS CALL
EGGS A LUXURY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-13
COPYRIGHT. 1ses.

,sHiNGTON. March IL
The affectation Of a SUI
perior virtue by the
British authorities over
the case OF two young
attaches OF the Ameri-
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29

who comes with excellent recon-
mendations from Fountain, her
former home.
A little female stranger arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter Tuesday morning. The parties
are doing nicely under the care of
DR.. Skidmore.
Henry Daniels and son have
bought the Ledonnis ranch, Ia
miles southeast of town. Mrs.
Daniels is still at Burlington at
tending her sick daughter.
George. the young son of j. j,
Hall, is i'll with inflammation of the
stomach. DR.. Scott is attending
him.
Miss Ida Townsend, of Foun-
tain, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Red
mond and expects to remain sew
eral weeks.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
A FATAL ACCIDENT.

Mr.. Ed. Hiatt, one of the old.
est and best known farmers on the
divide west of Eastonville, met
with an accident Thursday about
IL o'clock which resulted in his
death at 8 o'clock the same even
ing. He had a large load of oats
on the wagon and was en- route to
the stackyard, when one wheel
dropped into a rut tipping the
load SO that he fell off. He struck
in the rear of the horses in front
of the wheels, one passing tiagon
ally across his breast. His son
witnessed the accident and at
once called his mother. Mr..
Hiatt was perfectly conscious and
realized he was fatally hurt and
directed what should be done with
his property and where he should
be buried. A physician wus
hastily summoned and everything
possible done for his relief, but
without avail. The funeral was
preached in Eastonville Saturday
morning at 1890 O'Clock by Rev.
Bell and the remains taken on the
noon train. to Colorado Springs,
where they were tenderly laid to
rest in the Evergreen cemetery.
The funeral was one of the largest
which has taken place in Easton,
vile for a number of years.
Mr.. Hiatt has been a resident of
the divide for over 20 years and
was one of our most successful
farmers and highly respected
citizens. No death in long time
has caused such profound sorrow
with all our people as that Of Mr..
Hiatt.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29

From the amount of advertising
in the Rocky Ford Enterprise Ed
itor Barkley is evidently enjoying
reign of prosperity and plenty
something foreign to most news
paper men. A paper we'll patron
lied is the surest sign that town
has clean graveyard of anything
that can be put before the public
for whenever one sees the columns
of newspaper well patronized by
merchants and other business men
you can always play your bets wide
open that the people are rolling in
luxury and plenty Of Doodle.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
EastonviIIe Items.

George Barnard, of Colorado
Springs, was in town this week
looking after his extensive ranch
interests.
John Musser has sold his ranch
of 100 acres to Peter Lenahan and
has leased Mrs. Mary j. Ely's
ranch which he will farm next
summer.
The s-year-old daughter of
Fred Floshman, living west of
town, died Monday with scarlet
fever. Another one of the child
rem is sick with the disease.
Clifford Dickinson, formerly of
this place, but now of Denver,
is making his brother, j. W., q
visit. He is on his way to Bing-
hamton, N. Y, to visit his old
home.
Joe Eisenberg, of Elizabeth,
mas Iuls Wtch pcOh PhPcAhhH Wv
house Tom Anders recently bought
from Mark Eddy. Joe is a good
workman and knows how to hang
paper or sling paint.
Jerry Hendricks, who lives on
Cherry creek west of here eight
miles, was seriously hurt while
driving near Colorado City Fri
day. II is reported that be was
thrown from a buggy and received
injuries about the head that will
prove fatal. He was taken to Il
hospital in the Springs and attends
ed by doctors who pronounced his
case hopeless.
Mrs. M. S. Louks and daugh-
ter, of Indiana, came this week
and are at present stopping with
relatives on Cherry creek. Mrs.
Louk's daughter is an invalid and
they are out here for the latter's
health. They have leased from
Mr.. Anders the building he pur-
chased from Mark Eddy and will
move into it as soon Us repaired.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
REPORT OF
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION.

Convention opened at II o'clock
in the Presbyterian church, El-
bert, president A. T. Gilkey in
the chair. Prayer by Rev. Grif-
fifth, after which q scriptural
lesson was read by Rev. .Gilkey
followed by singing and address
of welcome by w. j. Watts.
A paper was then read by Miss
Lucy Corlew, the subject of which
was we'll handled. After song
convention adjourned for dinner.
Afternoon session was devoted
to business such as reports OF
officers and delegates. Nearly all
schools in the county reported as
prosperous.
Same officers reelected for the
coming year. Next convention
voted to Prosperity Ridge.
Sundays session opened at 10
a. M. with full house. Program
carried out in full. Enthusiasm
prevailed throughout the day.
Good papers were read and all
dresses made. Animated discus
sions followed, interspersed with
song, making the day one long TO
be remembered. Some brought
lunches, others were well taken
care of by entertainment commit
tee.
Committee on resolutions re-
ported as follows:
Resolved, that each Sunday
school secretary make statistical
report of his school to the county
secretary previous to the 7th day
of August each year.
Resolved, that each school shall
take a up collection two weeks
previous to county convention fol
the purpose of defraying expen-
ses OF convention.
Resolved, that thanks be ex'
tended the Elbert people Tor enter'
tanning the conventian.
Resolved, that thanks be tender
ed brother Taylor Green for tax
ing care of and cleaning the
church.
George E. futile,
X. r. Young,
&. W. Pattison,
Com. on Resolutions.
Convention closed to meet again
at call Of president.
F. r. YoUNa, Sec.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
oALHAN GLEANINGS.

Cbairman Dem. Co. Cen. Com,
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
A copv Of the ESrEnpRrsE.

A copy Of the ENTEnPRIsE, the
new paper at Calhan, was received
at this Office this morning. 1t is
edited by J. b. King, Of Elbert,
who now edits three newspapers.
Most editors have all they can do
to edit one paper, but Editor King
scenes to have solved the myster-
les OF successful newspaperdom
and judging from the advertising
columns of his last venture it is
going to be his third success. We
hope SO at least. Lincoln County
Ledger
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29

The fine ranch, farm imple-
ments and live stock of Mrs. Mary
A. Schillinger, six miles west of
town, we're sold a few days ago
through the agency of Hon. F.
N. La Veil to Mr.. Job REGISTER,
of Peyton, who will take possess
sion in a month or two. Price
paid, $4,000, mostly cash down.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
Chenoweth Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wicks and fam
lily spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. George Baker.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29

Russell Gates of Denver came
down from his ranch at Limon
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Gates
is the ownor of several general
stores in Elbert and Ell Paso coun-
ties, and it is rumored that he Is
contemplating the opening OF
general store in one of the towns
in this county.-Lincoln County
Ledger.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
EINNYyIyY
. Here and There. X
q An4n1M
AMoNo QUE .axcnANoHs.

The straight republicans arc en-
Enthusiastically asserting that they
will carry Arapahoe, FL Paso, Pu-
eblo, Huerfano, Weld, Larimer
and Logan counties, with Z
lighting chance in the eastern and
northeastern counties of the state !.
~
ex-governor Waite is now Z
millionaire mine owner, having
struck the greatest find in Cripple
Creek since the carly history Of
the camp. He went out of the
governors Office poor man, and
it looks as if a kind providence
was rewarding him for honesty.
So
Simon Guggenheim has provid-
ed for the family of Charley Har-
ris, who was killed in the Colo
RADIO Springs political fight, by
putting the name of Mrs. Harris
on the pay roll of the Philadelphia
Smelter company for $S5 per
month. She has 5 children.
-
An exchange remarks that s'if
Spain had only stopped to think
that there are 240,69S public
school houses and 14,465. $40
children in public school, it would
have chose some other antagonist.
The difference in the men behind
the guns began in the school
rooms"
~
The soldiers who volunteered
under the impression that their
annual two weeks junketing trip
to their state capital, where they
had an occasional drill, continu-
GUS good time, and the best grub
the state could buy, have had their
minds cleared considerably. They
are now prepared to endorse old
Tecumseh's view of war.-Tellu-
ride Journal.
-
As Charlie Thomas is a candi~
date for United States senator il
was good politics for Alva Adams
and Tom Patterson, who are both
candidates for that place, to get
him nominated for governor SO
that if defeated be will be out OF
the way and If elected, some bad
break in his administration they
expect will sidetrack him for sena'
torial honors. Aspen Times.
w.
The Oregon and Iowa are goinf
to the Pacific. This doesn't look al
though we were certain that peac,
is assured. 1t is certainly not oul
new possession in mid ocean, bu
Manila in the Philippines that il
commanding their presence. Ger
many may yet have to be settled
with for her past and proposed
actions i'll the far east. When th,
Oregon gets on the ground the
Kaiser may conclude to 60 LITTLE
slower.
M
The government has let the con.
tract for three new battleships,
They are to be at least two knott
faster than any ship of that class
in our navy. The wonderful feati
of the Oregon show that proper
ly constructed battleship is fol
almost every purpose more eff
cient than a cruiser. If the new
ships have the required speed they
will be able to do both the fight.
ing and the chasing, as well as To
be able to resist the shots of the
enemy. These contracts haye
been given to three different firms,
two on the Atlantic coast and one
on the Pacific. II will be fine
opportunity to test the relative
ability of the several firms and
localities to produce the mos,
complete and effective fighting ma.
chine on the seas.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
6EMOcRATIC DISTRICT
CONVENTION.

1 convention of democratic del
v.tas Is called to meet at the town
m in Ebert at l p. m. Saturday,
|sct u lat. 1898. They will there
,se. The Lincoln county delegates
nj Mace in nomination a person
A 6il the Office of representative
|or our next state Legislature.
BY order Of
H. A. TANNER,
Chairman Dem, Co. Cen. Com.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29

w ~cn.rrs.D-sEvERAL TRus WORTHY
ness m tbc't N this state to manage our busi
strnIrb, noce work conducted at home. Salary
nds no moS. ~ y year = ard expen.es-dcdnite, bona
..,,a Enelose sclfsddie.ssd sas., ~, .nss
<. He's rrcst.. pcrt n. chierso.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29

Many C8lnan PooPio "n ioin-
amber Miss Mamie England, niece
n Nj. E. H. Woodring, who visit
a here a year ago the past sum
her. She came here for her
health from Pattensburg, Missouri,
thinking the climate of Colorado
would be beneficial for lung trou-
4, With which she was affected.
later remaining several months
Miss England returned to her
home, but last July she again came
Colorado going to Pueblo. After
here six weeks she was taken to
hospital to receive medical treat
ment for consumption Two weeks
bgo her father was summoned to
her bedside. She rallied, however,
md expressed a desire to be taken
back to her home in Missouri.
Wishing to crafty her desire, Mr..
England started home, reaching
khere last week, but the terrible
Disease had gotten such a firm
bold on the young lady that she
passed away three days after the
rrivsl. The deceased was twenty
I've ysars Of age, and while here
hsds many friends She was
pigh!y respected by everybody
nth whom she was acquainted and
sr death is regretted by all.
The ladies' of Lone Star district,
en miles southeast of Calhan. sig
Palized the first day of autumn by
living social and literary enter
|ainment at the school house for
yhe benefit of the Sunday school
Pf that place. The house was
PILED to its utmost capacity with
people who showed by their pres
ence and generous conduct that
|hey not only endorse but are will
ing to contribute their means to
help along the Sunday school
work at Lone Star, which, under
he efficient leadership Of B. F.
Aclndo and an able and ever
willing staff of co-workers, has
been successful. The Sunday
'chool will be continued through
he winter months and its promot-
rs will be better able to carry on
he work by the reason of the fact
mat S22.3O were added to the
treasury by the very pleasant en-
'ertainment Thursday evening.
The attention of our readers is
allied to petition now being cir
'uiated in the community by Les
er Scott which is intended to call
ne attention of the county COM
nissioners to the condition Of the
'ounty roads leading to Calhan.
'ne or two bridges are badly
ieeded east of town, while about
en- miles southeast, near Lone
star school house, the main road
simply impossible after night
mo at all times dangerous. Let
!, loee ). interested sign this petition
nat it may be presented to the
as soon as possible.
~ Is not often the case that
gets lost in this vicinity
n moonlight nights. If a snow
'0rm or Raging blizzard had
zen encountered it would have
!. 'esn different even though they
~ ! orive 10 miles out of the way.
'u' young hearts beat with serti-
uen' and love of country, and
the conversation be-
4mes : SO interesting that instead
.oundlng-up at tho point oi
'es'lnatlon !, the parties find them
sives : many miles away gazing on
ne oarkened windows of a school
'uiiding that has an uninvitine
:. ook as the man in the moon
inks his other eye.
school will commence at Inde-
'l, the first Monday in Oct
'iln Miss Ida Teeton ms teacher
w ~SrED-sEvERAL TRUsTWORTHY
rss rona In this state To lnaun0e onr h1sI
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
PASSING SPURIOUS
COIN.

a young man did thriving
business Friday in the rush Of
people, passing one cent pieces
which had been neatly polished,
Tor ten cent pieces. The work
was each time done instantly and
ne would hurredly depart and
become lost in the crowd before he
could be caught. Sheriff Mourn
ing and Undershoriff Putnam OBJ.
tanned a good description of the
young fellow and Saturday arrest
ed him. He was held until the
u 5. marshal could be informed
and send deputy for him. Sun,
day he was taken to Denver and
lodged in jail.
Since writing the above Sheriff
Mourning, Undersheriff A. G.
Putnam, Mr.. S. L. Griffin and
j. B. King were summoned to ap-
pear before the U. S. commissions
er in Denver at Q O'Clock this
afternoon as witnesses in the case.
chenoweth Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wicks and fam.
lily spent Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. George Baker.
VIM. Haley, of Pittsburg, Pa. !,
is visiting the Shadyside ranch and
will remain for perhaps two weeks.
Messrs. DeitermaD were look
ing at stock in this neighborhood
Sunday and will perhaps purchase
this week.
Messrs. Taggart and II alley were
in Denver last week looking at
more stock. Nothing proved
enough satisfactory to buy.
Tie program of the G. A. R.
and W. r. c. was very much
enjoyed by all our neighbors who
attended the celebration at Elbert.
VIM. Jones was home for few
days this week from his mines and
says at the present time in the
Pixies Peak district there are icicles
20 inches long.
There has recently come to our
postoffice, as gift to Miss Lamb
from her parents, a new Chase
piano, presented while she was
visiting home in Denver last week.
Miss Carrie E. Snow, OF New
Haven, Conn, is visiting Miss
Lamb. She thinks our Colorado
climate is delightful and is greatly
imrU6 sd'in health.
The family Of J. h. LuEdy have
moved into their new house. The
good will Of the, community is
with them and we trust that en-
joyment will be theirs.
An accident, which might have
proved fatal, occurred to one OF
our young couples while driving
from the races ut Ebert Friday.
For some reason he allowed the
horses to run into a telegraph pole
and had both shafts of the buggy
boken. Beyond fright nothing
more serious occurred.
MESSENGER.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
AabruTRu.
I'm 9pGeipas I Gan eits.

Gn mprtb9rbig Spse er opitaaet
blanot &o9gst / Siu Gountp. Sta
tens SpGgeier er pad 8runb beraf mes
get 9ngitelige; tbi SpgoOmmsn laber
til at ipreoe zig meo foruroligenbe
Surtigbeo. st balot Snes Spags
biprber pua ligsiaa mango Steber /
Gpuntiet bar allerebe fact Smittsn.
Regjeringen amer oenue ap9giDJe
iom me9et ulOOrlig og bar ienbt en-
Sprl9ge til Nebrdi Ia, Der ielo ingen
Sprl9ge bar aniat. 5armerne be-
n9pner Sbgoommen "9oof Rot"
(&lopeipgs), foroi 9lobens burtig
raabnsr pRt, efterdt 0Drene bar fact
Smitten. "Ratipe 6attle" Ipnss life
at bare iaa uoiutte for Spsoommsn;
fun faa at benz er imittet. Den bleD
fsrit opbaoet bldnot enoel Serdstbcg.
Tom fsrtss til !SaQ Gountp al 8eorGe
8. Mpnroe. Smtrent ire al fsr DIR,
Iom blir imittst, Dor inOen fem 0uqe.
De Tom itddr bet oOer, faar me alos
Der % Ter ub til at gienpinoe i'm fors
rige Sunbbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
Qrtp DnrK.
s,uHrumoro / lnotbuist.

aorian Braun, en- Sugt6usfangs /
Sing Sing PriIon, Zen Yort. mprs
oeoe Gsroag Gftermibbdg fin 9uitru,
sfterat oenre bar tommen for at dfs
l99ge BAN ct ~beltugenoe 8eieg.
Braun er 2piter, 80 aur aummel og
Gigdrmager al Profesiion. !0dn Tom
ben Bite auguit ifjor til 3ugtbuiet
for at uoione en- TO 4ars Strdf for
Soerfalo paa fin 9uitru. Wsn aais
sepel bapbe hrs. Braun tilgipst 6am
og uotrptte lin Sorg OOsr bans SnOes
fpprring. Sun bdbbs bost / gpsn
Retp gOrt msb tire al gsrnsne, mebsus
to andre bdpbe fdast Opbolo paa ct
Qipl. Oa bun bapbe opnadet 3iaas
belize til at fau fin Wuno ituls. blep
oenne tulot op fra 9jsttenet, bDor ban
benpttebes Tom pptetssTtr9ler De
tpsisbe bindnoen Deb WsOst, bar msgst
benfdbelige. s en- baIp Zine fab be
og iamtalte fun noals fdd FOB fra BET
Steb. boor 0etettiu Snctfon lab Oeo
lin Stripepult. 9a 5ioen bar omme,
blep ban at Wr. SGctipn betbo.t, at
8eisget life tunos purs l9ngers; men
Braun Bah ON enonu nogle Winuters
5riit, og bet 6leo benz tilitaaet. pluos
Ielig b9peoe Braun lin Qrm i%oeirst,
og 9ststtiOen iaa Glitrst at en- lang
imal anip, Tom Braun msb irpqtelig
Sraft iisbts ino | beniire Sibe al Sus
itrusns Sals. Dst ferite Snit opers
tar be fore 8loodarer, og ben itattsls
apinos iunt iammsn pda GulOst, bpor
bun fort sfter ubaanbsb.. 0ststtiO
Suction itprtsbe iis opsr Woroeren,
iom bog lpninurt tilfstscs Suitruen
flere aabenbe Sdur / 9opeoet. 70 uus
ore Sanger, ION bupoe Jri6eo | Gan
gene, tom 9ststtipsn til 4sfituncs %
nj Woroeren ooermonoet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
Era fremnleoe Sanoe.
bar Tor 30 aar iaasi ataeoeIis al
bort Nribar

port arthur
Store 5oroels, tore Snbrsmmelisr
gisres / bet "bimmslFte Rigs," naar be
suropRiite Wueter gdar iGd langt, at
be tpingsr "be Stieseiebs" til at 6sie
fig for 9sItens mere irsmfritsnoe
Magt.
Sibtil bar China uRret ia ielD not.
men itorartet Aultur, islo fra be RloIte
5ipsr, bar Oet 2ono O9rst iitano til
at oppiie.
Gu tommer ira ben hireiii;s 6opsos
TAB ben Gitsrrstniug. at China er
gaast ino paa at afitaa Bort grtbur
og 3asQisns Ran til Rusiono Tom en-
geTooslIs / 80 Mar.
Wsu bette batter mtssn 9etpmring
I peting bldnot ben hinsiiite 8efolts
nina. men BET iprholoer ia 10 iaa, at
China dlorie bouoe pGret iitnuo til at
Hare ia uo al ben pengesanibe, bet
9ano bar tommsn ! otter ariasn meo
Sapar. bpcr BET ,om iad tiltor..
Oct er naturlisOis en- milpeit taft
mOObpeelis Sag for SrisntuIsrne al
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11
1ufltnrCotu.
On Eatriot.

g gnt6pnp 6uDcts eftsrlnote ZEE
itamente iuoitiles aorpordtionsaoOoa
fat Goparos / hilbert Sea Ipm en- al
goets qOmiuiItratorsr pg teitamentes
res $1,000. Beet sr gunite tetposlist;
bet meIte tilfaloer SlGstniuss albert
Sea oa pua andre Stebsr. Wsr. eos
fporos er aaptein for "Gcmpdnp 5.
M %. g." ca bar fra Stdtsrs milf
tore @utbpriteter truttst tilhdss IN
inoIsnote QIiteosonIegning. Otter
lllnftsn msp "Mains", % eftsrat Rps'
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

IGgge ben tiliioe. timber bette, tiger
bun, itsote ben imob en- 8asietant
~iodIsoes, at Stupoet git al, % RE
oolpertuglsn pda 80 Saliber traf 5reo
/ ben bsire Sioe at grpitet os giens
nsmboreoe 2essmet, iaa ben tom uo
peo Rp9raoen. 8utten osbe siebltttes
Zig. De tire Ssitenbe bar bindnben
messt bsnsipne, og ben i~tattels Pise
er neiten fra 6orItanosn al Sors.
5or9lbrene blep itrar telegrafIt buos
'enot; bet pil blipe en- isrgslig Silent
tomit. Otitrittets Coroner inofanot
Jig, men Ida mart, at Der life t~r9ngtes
no9et 2isipn.
itoiia Vaar.
De iibite 0agss 5spsir bar dllsrebe
imeltst goot pau Sisn / WisIisiippien,
melbes Sirsbdg ben 8be fra Dinona.
Glpen er belois daben pda WinneIotds
iiben langs belle Spen. Sra Stsbsr
o"penfor Der berettes, at ben allsreoe
er bsgpnot at brpoe op.
Sarmere. fpm iioer TanaeI.
W. g. garrp, 8eorgstopn, forlob
5irsoas often Moorbsdb for al saa
til Ct. PAUL, bpor ban bill babe en-
Summentomit msb 8upsrnsr Glougb
% Qubitor Dunn pad be Sarmeres
8egns, fpm / ben ~norbpsitlige Del at
Glap Gountp table lin @plina peb
9aurflommen % berpad fsleenbe
Stplregn. Suubpebe er Der tor Nans
gel pau, og mango Surmers norbenior
M~oorbsao er life idaleOss itilst, at be
bar Penge til at tisbe ben for.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

Belle ps icsmte autIugsos ben itsrite
Struf, iom enOru er pudlagt en- Cpsr
trGosr for en- liausnoe 5orbrpoelie Der
| Staten. 0ommsn lob poa, at BON
'tdI betale en- WuItt pda $500 Ioruoen
SGgens Omtoitninssr, benTiobe 80
0o9e / 5ensiel og bdps lin 2icsnis
forbruot, Iuu ban lite / be nGite fem
4ur fan opnuu en- nh geoiaing til at
oripe Mpotbet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-03-11

ger fGroia for 6lsoringsn. .. Cham
2umber so. ienoer oagIig 100000
COB 5srmsr meo Serubans til GcG
Claire. Den belle Ssmmsrbugit ON
firing S1sa Gate ndd'; op Ii! ca. 80
Wiqiorer fob.
epor sr cfs sarisn'
Nogle Settlere, iom Wcnodas
pilbe beisge Ole 2drier pud bans
5arm, en- Dill psitsnfor Wbite Riotr.
fonct SuIst tomt. Sutet lsOsroe bar
at ie puu glabisn uben en- 9uno, iOm
par nGiten fortommsn al Suit. loe
/ Stuloen iaass 2drisns Seit Iigge
oeb msb SGlstsist paa % nGiteu for'
t4ret al Sunber. 9enne baUbe ogiud
brGbt % fortGret et Spin os ulle Ssns
'sne pdG Sarmsn. Stsoet ligser fere
Wiil i~ioleret fra nGrmeite Rdbo, og
IioIte Sang, gdrfen blep feet, bar N
Dag Tor Ter Tiger itoen, od ban tIerte
fra gti6lano. Sberifen er toget uo
for ON mulig at Itdfe Gps | Sagen.
sranOmsuos tiafts 7aao
2sroag Worgen ~opodgeoes Sloes
brano / european Sotsl pua 9isrnet
at 5ourtb og Wsas Sts. / Wiltpdutes.
Slbsn bar opitaaet bag | gpgningen
NOR ben eneite 9rappegung, Tom leosoe
op til 3bie Stage, og oa granomGns
bsne Tom tilitebe. fob mango al 8jGs
Tterne allersbe | 8inbusrne, fprbigs
til at hoppe ub. ollie biSie rebbeoeS
Dso 5i9lp al Stiser. grano9ef go
lep tommanberebe oerpad fine Wpnb
til at gjennsmisge gpgningsn os reboe
ale be Wenneitelip, iom families Der.
Oct Iptteoes bd ogida; SotsIeieren
Sobn Gepis, hans 5uitru, Barn og
nj al 6i9itsrne bragtes | Sitterbeo.
Gn 3isneitepige bleO bentst neo fra
3ois Gtage, ~efterut Sruppegungsn bar
ino6plet | 5ldmmer; bun bar ilemt
forbrHnot pda Spnoer og 2sboer.
Selpe 9rdnotubet fan oettss msb
$1,000.