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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-13

BOSTON April 12-The general features of the
wool market remain unchanged. The price OF
wool under present conditions is entirely nominal,
but not enough actual business is being trans
acted to establish prices. Following are the
prices quoted for the leading descriptions: Ohio
and Pennsylvania heeces-X and above, 26G2tc;
combing 3Oc NO. combing, soc. Michigan, Wis
consn etc.-X Michigan. 24c; No Michigan
combing 2S629c; No. / Illinois combing. 2Sd29c,
No. 2 Michigan combng, 2SG29c; No. Illinois
combing 2SQ29c. X New York. New Hampshire
and Vermont 23G24c; No. New York. New
Kentucky and Indiana A-blood combing, BE:
Kentucky and Indiana 3s-blood combing. 2212c;
braid combing, 2Oc. Lake and Georgia, pc. Texas
wools-Spring medium az months), 16@lSc;
secured 43@45c spring fine az months), 1S@lsc;
secured soc. Territory woals-Montana fine me-
dunn and fine 1641Sc; secured 40G4Se; staple soc.
Utah, Wyoming. etc.-Fine medium and fine, l5@
nc; secured 45m47c: staple SOC Australian
(scoured basis)-Combing. good 6506Sc combng,
superfine 70G72c: combing, average, GOOSE;
Queensland combing &c
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. April 12.-There is a waiting
market in cotton goods and ali unsatisfactory
one in woolens. Interest in all staple cotton goods
is lax partly owing to rumors and partly to
the low quotations on print cloths, which has
caused a stagnation throughout the entire field.
Nearly all staple cotton goods quiet Brown
goods are without feature in any grade. The
demand for export goods is limited, the call being
still principally from South American countries.
Bleached cottons are unsatisfactory in the main,
the price tone being irregular and the demand
dull In denims there is little business passing.
Ticks stripes, checks and chevots without
feature, the manufacturing demand being very
light. Print cloths are quoted at &c for extras
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NEW ORLEANS, April 12.--Cotton quiet and
steady; sales, 5000 bales; ordinary, 9-Gc; good
ordinary, 15-16c; low middling sac; middling
5-16c; receipts 4643 bales; stock, 291OS9 bales.
NEW YORK. April 12-Cotton dull: middling
3-16c: net receipts. 401 bales; gross, 65S1 bales
exports to Great Britain, 9649 bales; to the con-
tinent 5000 bales; forwarded, III bales sales
none; stock 1872 i5 bales
NEW YORK April 12-Cotton closed dull; mid
ding uplands, CSC; midd!ing gulf, Lice; sales
none.
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Jennie cosler and the Union Trust Com
pany We're appointed joint administrators
Of the estate OF Isaac Cosler. She filed a
personal bond of $4,000 Isaac Cosler left
personal property amounting to $1,000 and
probably $4,000 worth Of real estate BY his
will his vile. Jennie Cosler was the sole
beneficiary. But shortly after his death.
Mrs Cosler became the mother of a child
Under the statutes of Indiana the will vas
settled as If there had been 10 will
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OILS.

SAVANNAH. April 12.-sprits of turpentine,
26c. Rosin firm; A, B. c, I:lO; D. f. SIZE; +.
$1.65; window glass, LIS; water white. $780,
OIL CITY. April 12.--Credit balances. 75c; GER
ti1cates opened at 75c bid for cash; sales, 1900
brls cash at 751ac; closed at 75c bid; shipments
So 532 brlS; runs, 104, 257 brls.
WILMINGTON. April 12.-Spirits of turpentine
steady at 26d26iac. Rosin firm at $l1041. 10. Crude
turpentine quiet at $1.40@1.90. Tar steady at 90c
CHARLESTON, April 12.-Spirits of turpentine
firm at 26l5c. Rosin firm and unchanged.
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NEW YORK, April 12--Aside from copper,
which has shown decided turn for the better,
the local market rules dull and featureless. The
Metal Exchange calls pig iron warrants at the
close dull and unchanged at $685. bid and $3.50
asked. Lake copper very firm. with buyers at lie.
Tin quiet at 14.35c bid and 14.45c asked. SpelteT
firm at 425c bid and 4.35c asked. Lead steadier at
3.65c bid and 3.70c asked Lead is still quoted at
$500 by the firm fixing the selling price for miners
and snelters in the West.
ST LOUIS, April 12.-Lead lower and duh at
3.45Q3 47l9c. Spelter nominal at 5.05c.
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Feathers-Prime geese. soc per ID: prime duck,
i0M17c per 10.
Beeswax-3Oc for yellow. &c for dark
Honey-10G1sc per ID.
20@25c bury and understandable, &c less.
HIDES. TALLow, ETC.
Green-salted Hides-No. l. SIC; No 3 nc; No.
calf. 9i2c; No. calf, SC.
Grease-W hite, Be; yellow, 2lAc: brown, 2lic
Taiow-No. l. &c: No. ?. 2lAc.
Bones-Dry, Si2fD13 per ton.
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Change OF Venue of hank Case.

The attorneys in the case or Elmer Stew
enson, receiver for the Indiana Banking
Company, against John c. Wright and John
G. New held n conference yesterday with
Judge McMaster on the question as to
what county the case should be sent on
change OF venue. Judge McMaster advised
the attorneys on both sides to think over
the matter until next Monday and try to
reach an agreement. If by that time they
cannot agree. the court Will send tho ease 70
whatever county he may think best
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Marriage Licenses.

William G. Banner and Anna Amt
Wallace c. Holland and Eva Almeda Eicholtz
William #. Vananda and Lizzie Dixon.
Frank Nj. Sloan and Anna Griffin
William NJ. Aries and Florence j. Scott.
Joseph pietzer and Mary Elizabeth Fromhold
David Miller and Ida Smith.
Grant Brakeman and Polly Scott
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Eleven Transfers, with "a Total Com
sideration of &9.47O.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. April r. 1898.
furnished by Theo Stein. abstracter of titles,
corner OF Market and Pennsylvania streets, In
dianapolis, Suite 229. first office floor. The
Lemcke, Telephone 1906
Charles F. Sobbe TO Frederick Loffler and
WIFE part of southwest quarter of Section
p Township Is, Range 4................... ST. $50
Clarence u. Williams to Jesse NJ Tindall
and Wife, Lot AZ, Douglass Park addition. 425
Ebert r. Fish TO Mary Althoff, Lot s.
Thrashers subdivision of o. Fletcher's
fourth addition 800
Frank T.. Walcott 10 Louis L. Ludlow and
wife, part of Lot s. Ritter's addition TO
Ernest T. Reese to Thomas Il. Brewer
Lots !, 145 and 146, McCord K Wheatley's
southeast addition ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
Hannah Wilson to Charles Cooper, Lot
As Harris texecutors) addition to Mt.
jackson 200
Louis Mattill 10 John Mattill, part of Lots
q and T. kappes's subdivision of Outlot l01. 1000
Hattie J. buckingham ct al to Noah
Reagan. jr., Lot and part of Lots and
8, Barow's addition 10 bridgeport. $50
Artemus N Hadey to Edgar II. Wilson
and wife, part Of Lot 81 Bates's subd-
vision of Outlet Observation-Disclosures. 20
Maurice Donovan, sr., to Maurice Donovan,
jr,, Lot Ia, block ], Martindales south
addlllon 100
Mary Casey to same, same lot......,....... 225
Transfers IL consideration. 80 40
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Dried Fruifs.

NEW YORK, April 12-California dried fruits
steady ,evaporated apples, common, 5@71sc prime
wire tray, Sc; wood-dred. prime, sac; choice
size; fancy 9p912c. Prunes, 319@7%c Apricots-
Royal. 5ia6p7c; Moor Park, Sla@10c. Peaches-UE-
nealpd nppled 11m14c
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VITAL STATISTICS-APRIL IL


Mary and Peter Dohl. city. boy.
Clara and Hey Lowe 313 Dunlop street girl
Annie and Allen Brown. Bluff avenue. boy
girl
girl
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ATHENS. o.. April 12-Hon. &. H. Gros-
veaof was renominated to-day for the sixth
time by the Eleventh congressional district
The convention indorsed the policy of Presi-
dent Mckinley on the Cuban question.
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suit Against La Toilette for s7,oao.

Suit was filed yesterday by the Fidelity
building and Savings Union against Harvey
NJ. la Toilette. the Shawmut National
Bank, of Suffolk. county, Massachusetts, and
James b. Dill, on seven notes aggregating
Si.eSO executed By La Toilette, Jan. 2S, 1896
He gave mortgages on real estate in Bright
wood and Indianapolis as security and
promised to pay monthly dues on seventy
three shares OF building association stock
IT Is alleged that Tor twenty-five months be
has tailed to pay either the dues on the
shares or the interest on the notes The
Shawmut National Bank and James b. Dill
are made parties TO the suit. owing to the
faet that they have claim for some inter
est IN the mortgaged real estate
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The Mccabes, InfeIicity.

Susan B. McCabe yesterday filed IA cross
complaint in the divorce suit of David Nc
cabe against Susan b. McCabe Room 3
superior Court. She alleges that she and
her husband We're married Nov %, 1884, and
lived together until April 10, 1895, when
she was compelled to leave him and has
since mado her homo with friends and rela-
tives. She says her husband treated her
shabbily. was i'll the habit of remaining out
until late hours of the night, and that two
nights in each week he did not come home
at all She alleges infidelity. He had prom
ised to provide her. she says. with a home
apart from his relltiveS. but broke his word
and compelled her 10 live with them. She
says her husband is a sig1l-writer, capable
OF earning $2G a week, but that he fails to
support her She asks $500 almony and an
allowance of $50 week while the case is
pending. In his complaint for divorce David
McCahe alleges that his wife abandoned
him without cause, April 10, 1895.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court.

Room III L. McMaster Judge
Carl Derrick VS.. Herman Rabe ct al !;
foreclosure. On trial.
John o'ssein vs.. Charles Hilton ct al. ac-
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Active and StrOng-HOgs Slow
but Stendy-Sheep Strong.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 2.-Cattle-Receipts
$50; shipments light. The market was active at
strong prices. The supply was barely equal to the
IL
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Hogs-Recepts, 5000; shipments LEGO. The
supply was fair but the quality generally poor.
The market opened slow and sluggish. Packers
were the leading buyers and the Eastern demand
was not urgent. Prices ruled generally steady
with Saturday, the closing being quiet with
fnir
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Trade Steadily Improving and Prices
Eirra1Ar

Each day since the weather has become spring.
like and the country roads in a more passabIe
condition, business has steadily been improving
and yesterday dry goods houses, miliners. hat and
cap dealers, boot and shoe men, hardware stores
and druggists all had an active trade. On Com
mission row more done than in any day for
some weeks aud prices have improved in most
lines. While not any very marked changes have
been made. the tendency has been TO a hardening
of prices in lines. Fruits and vegetables are
firmer. Eggs and poultry steady at yester-
days revision. The provision and hide markets
both easier in tone. The seed merchants are
very busy.
The local grain market is more active than last
week Receipts have increased, but the demand
is not met and all cereals readily taken at
the following range of prices track, fur
nished by the secretary of the Board of Trade:
Wheat-No red. 94c; No red. 90M9lc; April.
94c; wagon wheat, 9ic.
Corn-No / white s1hc; No. white zone
mixed, 2sllc No. white mixed 2sAc; No. 4
white mixed. 26Ac; No. yellow, 291ac No. 8
yellow 291ac: No. 4 yellow, 265c: No. = mixed,
2s14e; No. mixed 2914e; No. mixed 26i4c; ear
oats-No. white, 2sIse: No 3 white, 2sl.c; No.
mixed, 27c No white mixed, 26c.
Hay-No. timothy, EqL50; No. timothy, Sc
G6.50
nspectons--Wheat No > red ear: No g. 2;
rejected, 3; total, cars. Corn: No. s white, IS
cars; No. a 6. No. white mixed. l; No. 3 yellow
!; No. mixed. 10; total So cars. Oats: No. 3
white, i car. Hay: No. timothy,
Poultry and Other Pr0duee
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TRADE IN GENERAL
Quotations at 81. Louis, baltimore.
Cincinnati and other Places

ST LOUIS. April 12.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
higher, closing steady for May, with July 1ten15sc
and September &c above yesterday Spot deil.
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Poultry and Other Produce.

Butter-Country choice. ice; mixed. 5GI7c.
Poultiy-Hens 6i4c; spring chickens 1895 126p
lie: broers, Sc; cocks, 5lze; young hen turkeys
Sc; toms, Co. ducks 53c; geese. 4oc for full feath-
cred 30c for plucixed
Eggs-StrctIy fresh, SC.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-04-13
Local OBSERVATIONS TUESDAY.

Bar. Their. Ri. Wind Weather. Pre-.
a. m. .3O.3S 30 50 N'east. Clear. 900
D. m. 1918 81 o. South P'tCFdy. 900
Maximum temperature, 6s; minimum tenn
peIature, 46.
Following is comparative statement of
ths temperature and precipitation April II:
Temp. Pre-.
Normal ............. ................ - 0.12
Mean ........ ....................... 81 900
Departure from normal ... ~ orr
Departure since April 1.!.........--64 Il 40
Departure since Jan. 1.,-......... 1921 *472
%Plus C. F. r. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Official
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c. F. R. WAPPENHANS,
Local Forecast Official
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Bananas-Per bunch. No l, $1Q175.
Cabbage-65c per brl; Holland seed, 81. 25@D1.5O
onions-Red, $2.5O@275 per brl; white, $2.75
Cranberries-$3.50 per bushel crate.
Cheese~New York full cream, 14c; SKINS s0sc;
domestic Swiss, 15c; brick. lie; limburger loo.
Rhubarb-25d30c dozen punches.
Radishes-25@3Oc dozen punches.
Lemons essina, choice, 300 to box, 1898 %:
MA, MAS S. ''0V ia'i'' ''O 'ON S'ee''0' cantor
Potatoes-$21o per brl; zoe per Blu.
ss Sweet p0fat0es-'ersey' ~ Illinois sweets
Seed Potatoes-Early Rose, soc per bu; Early
Seed Sweets~Yellow Kentucky, 81; yellow Jer-
sey, $25OQ2.75; red Jersey, $685.; red Bermuda,
Celery-Californa celery. so@6Oc per bunch.
Sweet Cider-$4 per per brl; 81 50 per half brl.
yellow Onion sets-sS@25o per blu; white, s275
Pineapples-$25O per dozen.
Beans-Green beans. $25oa2.75 per bu.
PeaS-Green S2.25 per hu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Csc per quart
Asparagus-75c dozen punches.
Pineapples-S2 25G3.25 per doz.
seeds.
CloVer-C hoice. recleaned, 60 lbs 81 9JM2 40.
prime, 81 3ed2.50: English. choice, 50 50Gl3 alsike
choice S3.5OG4; alfalfa, choice, $4q4.50; crimson
Loo strictly prime. $1.5OQL6O; fancy Kentucky,
"a IDS q; extra clean. 69gi5c orchard grass.
lish bluegrass, "a lbs, $1.15d1.75
Window Glass.
Price per box of so square feet. Discount. 50
per cent.
GxS to lOxl5-single: AA, $3.50; A. s1G.25: b.
$3.50; g. SIS Double: AA, $23 so; A. S22; Il, SCI
nxl4 and 12xl3 to 14x20-~Single IA, 500; A,
SIS 80; B, SIPS; c. $3.50. Double: IA, $2s.5O; A.
lox22 and 2ox2O to 2Oxso-single: "A, s25: A, So;
h. 81. Double: IA. s3450; A, $31.75; b. S2S.75.
lox26 TO l6x24--Single: "A SD; A, $50; b. $3.50;
{, sla:75 Double: "A, ssh A, $3.50 b. $685.
15XS6 to 24x30-Sngle: IA, S21; A. $3.50; 3, $50.
Double: AA. $50 so; A. sSS.75; b. 5000.
26x2S to 24x3d-Singe "A. $50; A. $3.50; Il, S24.
Double: IA, S41; a, 1875; b. $3.50.
32x3S and S4xS6 to 30x50-Single: "A. $40. A.
$50; Il, sS2. Double IA. 500; a, $50.5O; b,
$3.50.
SOx52 to 30x54-Single: AA, $4i.25; A, s37 80: B,
sS3.I5 Double: AA S57: A. S57.75; Il. $i6.aG.
$3.50.
96xS4 to 2sx92 and sOxsO to sOx4o-single: IA,
SEQ: a, 5000; 3. ST. Double; IA. s47; A,
S42.75: B. $3S
34x5s to saxeo-noube: "A, ses: A. s57.5o: b. So.
9sxsO to sgx0o-Double: "A, S66.5o; a, 5000; y,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

an and after Sunday, February Is, 1898,
~ trains will run follows; Central
Standard Time.) All trains enter
UNION RAILWAY STATION.
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Candies and Nuts.

Candies--Stick, 6I6iac per ID: common mixed,
6Q6l@c per lb; q. 4. r. mixed. 6Ec; Banner
twist stick, SCI cream mixed. &c; old time mixed
re.
Nuts-soft-she almonds 11@13c; English
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
SorifieHiet.

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9Dgninger i 9idsburg. Nisi. Sobet
anorager tilidmmen benpeo $125,OO0.
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SiG, g. g., soslagoe Ssnoag Wcrgsu
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en- tpart WliQion Dollars.
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las itaar loOenoe. rapportereoes /
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ter for Sanias Miaers' asiociation,
Der i iorrigs llge baObe label fprany
itults en- lnberis9slIs / ben Retnius.
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5oreneos Statcr. gun tan siue eiier.
st Studr | 6l1oen er bet. at pr9lts
bent We8inlsp ~aiOiier paDsns Snos
bldnoina Og 6orisg pdd at assrs
5reoSm9glsr msGlsm Qmeritd og Spd'
ni,n. Grtsbiiiop 5rstano bar Deb pcr'
fonliq SenpsnbeIi. til pr1ioenten
prspet at bsD0ge bdm til at gootienee
BoDen fom gologiftsmunb; men Itei,
bet pit lite mites. 9sttc forunerer
ben samte | Rom, flyer ct Telegram
berfrd.
timber 1T Subil1um mootog ban
iaa fore og gjitOe 9dOer fra am.ritd.
at hdn trntts, ban bdpo. et operpei.nee
Qutat 8suner Der; MI fuar ban ie nos
oct anbet.
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gen S~ubbfdnbina fra be .~urop1iits
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at masIs, tuube BET baus farlige Jslser
for Grsmtiosn.
euqtanS piIos ifft ssrs mte.
3st tomm,r nu mere og mere for
Dngeu. at 5ruutrig - lite Giterris.
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beitrabt ia for at bring. iitano en- Gus
ropGiit aonisri, bet bill iig.. fdd Stors
mdgtsrne iii at optr1oe | G9aestab og
iioe til be Gorsneoe Stdtsr: holo oine
5ingre fra Gubd! Jorisgtt ftrdnoeoe
pda G~naIanb og Refer Bilbslm.
Gnalanb IA be'tsmt Ret. Refer Dil'
belm mautte for Gran3 SoI.fs Stplo,
meo bOsm ban iiadr | 5orbuno. iise
ga oa So. men unoilog iis t%ilflut.
Grdntrig b%enuenbts iig ogfda til 8ans
mart, bois aona,iamili. bar for Jno.
flposlis / europa. Sgida ben gap 4is
flag. Grdntrig bar fore penseintsr,
ester | Spdnisu og Cuba. Wifsr
Gpanisn Zen, BIZ be frantic p.ns.,
m9no td6e WilIioner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
Nnrn pukntn.'
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bar | Sgnoa9s n9r blepen tpdlt al
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husbpgnin9en. 9a ban enonu life uos
pna Gftermiboagen bapos inofunbet
fig git 9rooeren, Seputp Sheriff Sam
Burt, oerop for at is, bpao Der tunoe
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Oct | 2tpgertpoob at Sreemun &
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Creamery for Sarmers' Cooperative
50. nsobrGnote Ssnbug Mpreen.
Spgninaen bar enbnu lite opertdget al
bet cooperative SelItub. @ariu9en til
8ranoen er utienbt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
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Sernbausrnes srositarer.

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&ilbe, at SetrstGren BIZ beorbre en- ras
oitul Neoi9ttelie / Sartsrns. % at
commissioner pil gda meo berpaa,
bOprsfter Observation-Disclosures ugter at
ubpirts en- S~niunttipn for at binore ben
nne 5ororoning fra at blipe tat itraft.
Se fprfieqiss SerbanelinierS abpotaz
ter bar trauot idmmen for at uoar'
beioe ct alminbeligt SorIpar mob alas
gen ON urimelige S%ragttarter; men
Msost boloss for luttebe 0sre, % bpab
Der for6dnoles og b~eiluttes, itul 6ploes
bemmeliqt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08
mtscounu.
Ruius y. emitb or ilipe.

5pr tire 2(ar iiOen foripanbt Der
plubielig fra Maoiion en- al Y1ens
melt agteOe ug fremitaaenoe aopoidter,
Rufus 3. Smitb. 2ige fra ben 3iO
og inotil for nogle 9u9e iioen bar I'M
gen pioit, bpor ban opbolot Jig, eaer ON
ban ioetbsletaget bar ilioe. QnitiaeOs
Gfterioritninger al 5umilie % 8enner
6rdgte life npset 2ps I MDIterist, og
bet 6lep alminbslig untaset, at ban bar
pmtommsn / Gbicaso, inotil bet MI for
nplig Tom for 0asen, at ban arbeioeoe
iom Ssmmsrbuaser / ct WisIisTippis
Yinern. Spmmer R. g. Siebsdsr bar
aflagt BAN ct gsIeg og isst at opertale
ham til at penbe biem. Sbab Der for
ire Qdr Iioen bragte BAN til at for
Ipinbe, bar finurfe1e 8anIteligbeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-08

Obj JeQotps / Canton, geresfcro.
glIcsiter, 2snnor os @ortbing bar |
bisie Odgs bdnuet en- 9iitriitsfores
ming, Tom far til 6ormual pso en- 6sit
at fsirs Narsbagsn for Obj 5sIpps
Sroenens Snofsrelis / amerita. gfs
tsrn9pnte 5erre palgtes ION Gmbeoss
meno: 3. q. 9comgudroen, Wortbs
ing, 9reiibent; 8. q. Gorbett, alcss
tier, 8icsprGiiosnt; 8. q. @erbsr.
@prtbing, Setret9r; q. ). Mulorp,
Canton, 8dsierer. 5eItligboloelien
timber Steb / Wprtbin9 ben 26be
april. s be fslgsnoe aur pil aarsfeit
6lipe botbt / boer at be andre Sper ins
ben Spreningens 0iitritt.
@aaci ira S%oraanssu al GGsie
Sans Sobiaion sr Hdpnst pdu en-
Mano, fom / Manoags blep bcnIat III
6orpurins / 59nsilet | SpsarFib ION
iinosforoirret. San bdOoe opbolot i;g
/ og omtrins Ypen / nogen lib og !at
Strat / 6olt peo fine p~aufalcenoe
piloe 5agtsr. Meo nogen 8aniteligheb
blsp ban paagrsbet oe inbfat / Spene
@rrsitlotale. Stattelen bar tommen
fra Gambridn aulminerne, rs Wil
fra SpeurFfb, % bpor ban bar en- 6os
Mile ufbangig at bans Ststte. ) 1T
9iem, bpor ban lud ing, bar ban toms
men uo at &%oncepterne og remte pot.
Senere tpm ban til 0sdbpooo % for@
blep Der / flere 8dgs. Sdntelsie
M9ro, Tom bible tupe BAN til Har,
trueos BAN meo 9Rn9ning, og bisIe
9ruiler betpg BAN meo Str9t | en-
FABIAN Grab, at ban MI er fra 5or.
Itanoen at R9bIsl for Stritfen. Mans
BEN Ter ooot ub os bar piitnot oGret en-
Hittiq Nr6eioer. Be u~nosrfsgenoe
G9eer bar iunbst bans Silitano at
bore miblertibiat 8dnpio, fra fsrit al
bepirtet OeO Spfusfeber.