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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
An Outside Opinion

The following eulOgy is paid the
Northwestern university cadets, who
recently marched to Lake Mills, by
The Lake Mills Leader:
1.-The military company of the North
western university at Watertown Wis
tied this village last Saturday and
made fine appearance, giving evi-
dence of improvement since their visit
two years ago. Their march of thir-
teen miles from WatertOwn did not
seem to fatigue the young men much,
their firm step and accurate time on
their arrival indicating that they
could still harch on. In the after
noon a shan battle was fought which
proved to be a highly interesting fea-
ture of their visit, large mum bers of
our citizens attending to see the ap-
parently dangerous fun. The COM
pany drill was excellent, giving evil
dence of care on the part of the men
and good work on the part Of the Off
GERS. The accuracy of movement in
all evolutions and in the manual OF
arms showed & comnendable improve
ment since the visit of the company
two years ago and both the men and
officers deserve to be commended on
their good work. The company made
its return march to Watertown Sunday
afternoon, led by its excellent band,
which by its fine music shared worthily
in the hOnOrS Of the OCCASION
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
START FOR THE KLONDIKE.
Eight Members of the Milwaukee
Alaska Company Leave to Spend
the Summer in the Gold

Eight members of the Miiwau kee-
Alaska Gold Dredge Mining company
left here last evening for the Klondike.
They will reach Seattle Saturday sven
ing, and take a steamer there to ST.
Michaels, where the company's boat,
the Milwaukee, is moored. Those in
the party are Frank Lewis, of Pipers-
vile, Wis; Michael Wiener and Paul
Wiener, of Sand Beach, Mich; Ernst
MelhOrn, F. j. Toussaint, George
Williams, F. S. Williams and John
McCallum. With the exception of the
two last named, the party spent last
summer in the gold fields sand re-
turned to this city in October to spend
the winter
The trip from Seattle to ST. Mich
aels will be made on the steamer Gar
onne. Upon their arrival at ST. Mich
aels they will find the steamer Mil
waukee in readiness for the seasons
work, as five Milwaukeeans have re-
NAMED on board Of her during the en-
tire winter. The steamer Milwaukee,
which has capacity of about 500 tons
and 200 passengers, will be placed in
the freight and passenger service from
st. Michaels and will make stops at all
important points on the Yukon river.
William Dean, one the officers Of
the company, said last evening that
eight Milwaukeeans who are members
of the company were in the stampede at
Cape Nome in the Golvin bay district
last January, and have located claims
on Sneak river and also in the Fish
Creek district. The claims have
proved valuable, and two men alone |
have taken out nearly $50. 900 of gold |
The company now has twenty-three
men in the gold fields, of whom six
are at Anvlk.-Milwaukee Sentinel,
1st inst
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06

10 count the graves of our patriotic sons, go
measure the tears of grief; reckon the volumes
OF treasures spent and tell me the cost of the
sacTlIlce. An empty sleeve, a wearysome
crutch' pallld cheek and decrepid formal
these pass by today in sad review as mute wit
nessGS OF lines these historic scenes that rendered
possible Gnese dedlcatOry observances. They
!eI the story OF privation, hardship and suffer
ing. Ihey teach great lessons that we cannot
pass s un5eeded q by. They impress upon US a
profound appreciation Of the yaIue of that Iib
erty which by their lofty vaor and sterling pat
rlotlsn ls they peTpetuated to generations yet
1 uIG1oHceIged; Their steps are growing feeble
I aIla Cne dayIght of life is yielding to the
gIoamlngl out the gray of age crowns them like
a halo Of beauty
Years have flown with rapid wing since the
soaolef OF the Civil war returned to the pa
enc avenues Of civil life, but he has lived to
see MS country, for which he endured so
mucn. reunited, in spirit as in name. Fate
cr4el eGacung, relentless fate, provided an
OfueaI TO make a crucial test of JOvaltv
Another war, thank God the outcome of no
1nternecine dissen6iOn. reared its hideous
nea9 ana oeckoned to the sturdy sons Of this
clOSlng century to come to the support of
our national honor and to maintain the glory
or our nag. From Florida to the DakOtas
from Texas to Plymouth Rock came ready
response aud those who wore the gray lined
up ShQuldcr to shoulder with those who
wore the plue, all patriots in q common
cause Ihls proof, so indsputably certain,
inspires conviction that brooks 10 doubt
that IN the days come we may measure
the breadth OF fealty only by the limits of
territory. Over the errors Of the past we
VIII dfaW the curtain of fOrgetfulnass and
in nope for the future we will find sweet So
lace Tor our grievances.
BUT while We pay just homage to the yet
Grams or the rebellion, let us not forget that
the spirit OF 81 found its counterpart in '98
The stern ola warrior of Gettysburg, march
ing IA column with his own son to scale the
helghts at San Juan, and the flag that waved
over the walls of Sumter was the flag that
ho8ted from the Olympia in Manila bay
New ndmeS have been inscribed upon the
roll OF honor, new luster has been added TO
our acnleVements. new power he's been made
manifest but, underlying ali, the moving
lnSpiratlon for each, is the grand Old daunt,
Tess, Gncnnquerable spirit OF Americanism.
Repienish the fires on the altar let their
brightness ever shine 10 illumine tie path
OF the future that no misstep may befall
Iet the stories OF those trying days pass
them down like rich legends to your child
ren ana theirs, and mothers, when you take
the little one at your knee and mould his in
tant lips to prayer then teach him, too, to
sing the nauOn's grand Old anthem, '"The
Star Spangled Banner" thar Christianity
and patriotism may be the guiding stars of
his life In the mothers hand is held the
destiny OF the future, and to no safer guar
dian could it be committed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
Bound Over for Trial.

The preliminary hearing of George
Roberts and James Murphy, who we're
arrested at Tomah on suspicion of be-
ing confederates in the robbery of the
Watertown Table Slide company's
safe on the night of May 20, was held
before Justice Stacy Friday last. Both
men waived examination, and on the
sole evidence of John Bliese, the night
watch, they were bound over for trial
at the next term of the circuit court.
Bail was fixed at $500 each, and fail
ing to secure it, they were remanded
to the county jail. Later Roberts and
Murphy confessed to Chief of Police
Block that they were two of the party
of five who blew open the safe and
committed the robbery. They kept
the cash they found, but hid the
papers in a box near the railroad
tracks, where they were subsequently
discovered, but in different location
than that indicated by the prisoners.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06

The following report was made for
the week past: The week as a whole
has been very favorable for the growth
of vegetation, on account Of the abun
dant rainfall and the seasonable
temperatures. The average tempera-
ture for the week was about normal,
and nearly 5 degrees warmer than
the week preceding. Light frosts
occurred early in the week in ex-
posed localities in the central and
western counties, and cranberry vines,
where the marshes were not flooded,
showed the effect Of the frost, but
there was no serious damage. The
rainfall for the week was heavy in the
southern and western portions Of the
state, being excessive in the lower
Chippewa river valley. At Eau
Claire the total rainfall from P. NJ.
Friday to 10 A. NJ. Saturday amounted
to 4.72 inches, while several points in
Pierce and Pepin counties report
equally heavy rains. There was
damage caused by the washing of the
land and the destruction of bridges.
Farm work has been delayed by the
rains, but crops as a rule have made
excellent progress. Corn is nearly
all planted and the early paintings are
up. The cold weather during the past
two weeks caused a slow and rather
poor termination and considerable
replanting will be necessary. Winter
rye is heading well. In the western
counties winter wheat is doing well
and will be an average crop, but<in
southeastern counties it IS a total
failure. Barley and oats show the
effect of the cold weather during the
past few weeks, but are now improv-
ing under the influence of the more
favorable conditions Pastures are
good and the prospects for fruit fair.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
One Cent a Mile.

The carnival directors have Sc
cured the following railroad passen-
ger rates: One fare for the round trip
from all points in Wisconsin, Michi-
gan peninsula and Illinois north Of
the c. & N. W. R'y. Chicago to Full
ton on June q and %. One cent pei
mile each way from points in state OF
Wisconsin only On June ~, and Il
fare for the round trip from all points
in Wisconsin June 29 and 80, all tick.
cts good to return July l.
The railroads have granted liber
al rate and there will undoubtedly be
a very large attendance at the carni-
val from the favored districts. Last
year the rate applied only to Wiscon-
sin points. 1t will be noticed that
Northern Illinois and the Michigan
peninsula are included this year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
FOR SALE.

At a bargain and on favorable
terms the store lately occupied by
VIM. Weber, hardware. The same
has a frontage Of "A feet 2
inches; lot is 116 feet 4 inches
deep, with a right of way 8
feet wide to second street. Also
part Of lot 3 adjoining this lot On
the east side. This is one Of the
most desirable business locations on
Main street The store has a good
brick paved cellar, an elevator and
three floors. Most suitable for a
business where storage room is an
object. At the terms this property
is offered for sale the purchaser
will find it a well-paying investment
to remodel the building and make
a fine modern store out of it. For
particulars apply - :. Ganck or the
owner. W'N E-o..~EAfANN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06

thropy. The monument stands as an
eloquent lesson and it's presence will
ever tend toward the well-being and
good of all who study it's meaning and
learn thereby. If our cities and towns
had more such givers our country
would be the better for it.
The monument is indeed a credit to
our city-a point of interest that can
be shown to visitors with pride and
qualification. It is made of Barre
(NermonD granite, weighs LOG tons
out OF the ground, is 15x16 feet at the
base, and stands so feet high, the
main shaft being 80 feet, A bronze
eagle standing on an iron globe sur
mounts the shaft, while on either side
of the die are carved figures of Ameri-
can soldiers in uniform, one of an Off
Ger with drawn sword and the other of
q private at ''attention," On the
plinth above the die are army and navy
emblems in relief work. The die bears
the following inscriptions:
Watertown's Tribute
Soldier Dead
186l-1665.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
Where Tourists Will Find DIR. Hum
pEreys' Specifics.

England, 83 Mortimer street, Lon
don; France, 80 Rue Etienne Marcel,
Paris; Avenue, Nice; 16, Place du
Plais de Justice, Reims; Belgium, SO
Rue de la Montague, Brussels; Portu-
gal, ia Rua do Arsenal, Lisbon; 800
Praca D. Pedro, Oporto; Brazil, Rua
Goncalves Dias, Rio; Argentine, 446
Gale Florida, Buenos Ayres; Canada,
4S3 st. Paul street, Montreal; and in
every city, town and hamlet IN t4s
United States and Canada, and h
Mexico, Central America aald the W14$
Indies. Cut this out and save for Te-
ference. Specific No. 26 cures sea-
sickness. At druggists, or sent pre-
paid, % cents and 81. Humphreys
Medicine company corner William and
John streets, New York.
g "a sTo RIA.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
WatertoWn Department Store
11a MAIN STREET.
rddleS' .ss ~
ceatDef' Belts. * X

We have received a Job
Lot of Ladies' Leather Belts in
Latest Styles and Designs which
we offer at about One-third their
actual value. Come early and
get First Choice:
Belts worth 25c, only 1Oc
Belts worbh 35c, only 15c
Belts worth 45c, only zoe
Belts worth soc, only 25c
Otto ]. GOe!dner, Prop.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1899-06-06
Girls Wanted.

Fifty girls wanted to work in
paper box factory at good wages.
For further particulars address
IRA L. HENRY Co.,
1mo. Waupun, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
Snopanoring % Vasia9cr'
tratif.

Gdnoingsogent WiQidm s. Wtoprs
/ Tep Yort bar leoeret en- Spgupe
ooer, boor mango Snopdnorsrs og
pasIdgcrer De foritIelige 0umpitibss
liner fsrte til Nep Yorts SSaon /
1898. 5sl9enoe er ct noorag oeruf.
Worotpife Glopo braete IL, 1874 8d,
bptspasiuqsrsr % 32,2O5 Wslsms
optspasia9ersr poo 1O5 Rsiitr. Gam
me SelItabs Wiboelbdpslinis bragts
.2,101 &ubptspusiussrer og 21,018
Observation-Disclosures pua 81 Reiier.
Den bpioe Stisrnelinie bragts ben
bolospis 1882 og 2O,764 pua %
Heiier. 6unarolinien benbolosots
1862 og 2O,463 pua so Rsiier.
0dm6urgsNmeritd Ginisn brdgte bens
bolospis 8,056 % 20.092 paa 81 Hsiz
Ter. Den frantic ginie bsnbolosuis
5,203 % 1851 pda 81 ReiIsr. Den
Doudnoite Stnle De1aolosols o,lo0 og
1908 pda 80 ReiItr. Den rsbe
Stiernelinie benbolpspis 1881 og
II 1884 pda "a Reiisr. Qntsrlinien
(8lussop) 5000 og AIT pua 80
ReiIsr. Den amsritduite Ginie 5,037
og 5,819 paa 80 Rsiisr. !Sam6urgs
Imsritos SelItabsts Wiboslbapslinis
430 og 4,153 paa 8 Reiier. Ching
paaalinisn b.nbOlosuis SO og 1861
paa % Rsiier. 9oQdnos ameritdsGis
nisn Clmitsroam) PIP og 1875 puo
10 Reiier.
Oct pil bsrdf ices, at Der | aft ION
$3.50 adbptspasiagerer og 172, 720
Observation-Disclosures. III ale Gts
nisr fsrte be tpits JlertaIet al Snos
punorers % Reiienos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
misrpunn.
Nper Yrbrriou er 10 life bob.

Meooelelien / "OecorabzY oiten"
fornplig ON, at Seer Peoerion / ST.
trit bar oso, er fsilagtis. Wr. Gp,
&. Seislitop / ga GrosIe bar gjort os
ppmGrtiom berpaa og bar pslpiligi
ttlItiQet os Islgsnos gerigtigslie:
"oSpsr peberion er lite bob. 9an afa
lagoe os ct Ssisg paa aontoret igaar,
ben 20oe San. omtrent 81. II. Son
par pa pda 9jemturen fra WaoiIrn,
bpur ban bar opsrp9rst Senator.
8al9et. Seq er litter pau, at bet iii;
bar hans "@jsnfaro"; BERTH bar BUNS
"Saanoias" for fat. 6an rsgte oss
iaa en- Cigar. ION iss gap ban. og
bette bar jsa lite bort, noset Sps.
aslie bar siort. Oct fan mauits tcns
ties, at isg bar tuget 5eil, os bet funos
bape p9rst en- anoen; men BERTH bdr
lea fienot BAN fOrlGn9s. og bort 1us
bar Itaaet / 6anoslsforbinbsli, msc
BAN mint / 10 a IL 4ur, iua Der er
inaen Wuliskb berior." - 8i tattel
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
LnuiItuittr.
Gpfl0n | SberUinr Eonuta.

Gn SDtlon pasisreoe Not til 5irs
bag ooer Sdnoet ire Wil fra Yla-
queminc og eoelu9oe en- bsl Del Gisns
BON oeromtring. Mrs. WtelGncons
Wdoringsbus pdu @psrgreen Blunta
gen ruincreots, % Sutterbuiet 6lGite
neo. llpeiret Iortfutte IDooper %
Ilcg neo ooer ben life gD Reuille
totpn, bppr Here at Suisns blPitt
nso. Yaa 6ptlpnens 8ei lou 6irmlet
Continent &c Popss gutitsbpaning;
ben btep lsftst op fra 8runopolo %
f%itb'i9noig tnuit. Wr. 6ointmstf,
ben enc al Gierne, blep iuQet op I SaIs
ten, 'lpn9et en- Ottsnosoels I}ll 0ut
og g%ienfdnotes / bepioitlgs Stl1tdao.
So imaa ytegerbptter |jeOneoss mso
Soroen, % en- Qdmmel Regsrtoiube
tom forliqt tilitaoe. TsOe peo 5los
ben blep en- 8arsboo soelugt; men
oermeb buooe o9Iaa GptIonen bcuot
lin Wdot.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
Martin Xutbers SuS.

Del Sus / glisnah, Jon Wurtin
2utber bsbosbs, itaar euouu, men pil
en- mar 5remtio bliDs ~proianeret pau
en- up6rbie MdGoe. st 2lbrpsgsri
bar nemlis rssnet uo, at en- glitue
bette Sus meo ben interssiante GOrtir
Oilbs bdpe snsitaaenbs 5oruoiatnin.
9er for at aius psn9e al iig. og man
bar i ben anlsonins tisbt Su,et. ION
mn Nal omoonnss til gspertning.
Wen bette maa man babe Ret iii al
,alo. en- Proclamation al ct al be Win,
Der, iom Dor airte boloer bsieit
gGre.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27

at bare madttet to9e tiltotts meo ben
Cen, be 1T. Pu iorldnger be al bIios
dfIennst | 0eubolo til Springile,2
Ss~nstariien. 8stte 5orldnoenoe bar
aompdniet life pinet ead ino puo, o.
oerfcr Ear grbsioerns bsitemt iig for
at 9jsrs Streit.
yr'i,rr inch 1ans. aOrrpil M. m.
Preiterrc peo be iorIfieaios prote
Itartiite airtsr / girtoln, 6ais So,
ilo9 ia Ssnodg 4ftsn Idmmsn ON al
fsre en- iruitiq admp imoo Dams,
aort'piI 2beater9ang og Saloon
pG'en. Weber itdl boloes bper ri
ten, % Sumpen loper at bliue bitter,
SOgrr g%eoilpniuB til sigtrt.
commissioner for "4iplet Tor
ubelbr,celige SinosiDge" truabte Gcrs
bag 'ummen iii WsOe / peoria %
tormuiereoe glunsr for be me Dos
ntnger. Den bill anmobe GegisldtL,
rem ON at beoilQs $4,000 til at IGttc
Spgningstomplerst / GOD Stano, Der
bill bliUe TO npe Snirmaries, ii GD.
td9es, en- AominiItrutiorsbngning,
geitprerboltg, Stalobp9niug for 200
Stir. SpGg, en- 5armers' ReIiosucc
olp. Sitter &oltulationerne pil Der
meo9da $4,000 til me 9pgninger.
Hoitbr % Ye~oligeboloslIs tr9per
$4,000. YDqninesarbsibet 9aar
lunqiomt fra 9danben, od nRiten
'Sdloparter al IrbeioSitottsn bar
9rip.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
allinois.
GARNER gnrus iton fg.

Sprteren Sali aoali, en- gr.e:s
ti9mpe paa 265 Yuno, paobeoe fur
npiis mso GARNER" Burns Os Sad
Roorep, at ban Ituloe l9gse bper al
benz TO 9anae meo Stuloerbldosns /
@ulpet os sjsre bet inoen balpunosn
Simss go Minutsrs) Jorleb. Oct
lntteees BAN bog lite; men gunits
n9r bar bet. 6an taiteos ferit Roo
nep paa 30 Winutsr, oerefter Burns
paa s Minuter % % Setunoer, Dsrs
paa Roonep. 8snne Sang tog bet
Sprtersr fun 2 Winutsr oe 40 Sc
tunoer, bporimoo GARNER" Burns
bolot uo % panot oerpeb 89obemads
let for Jig og lin aamerat. !Sali
abali bite Jig Tom en- operoroentlig
bpgtig grpoetjempe og git tilperts
meo goot Sumsr % pud 9rlig 8is.
5on psier n9itsn 100 punb mere sno
Burns.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
Nprb puI,ntn.
q. 8. Srunsoalrs Segrausllc.

s Wdppile b~egrupeoes 'ioite Cor.
bag en- al Steele Gountps fremitaaz
snbe MGno, Son. &. 8. Srunsoals,
San 6apoe Glitter / Banter / @ooIe
Ripsr, 9prtIano % 5inlep, par Mteos
lem al NormalItolens 8eitprelie pg
tiolioere Steele Gountps &asierey.
Sun par COB for ca. $25O,O00, % bet
meite bsrof bapoe ban Ia9t Zig I'll:
bebite / Qebet az be fioIte II Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
California;. -.
Sammcniteo ! San Trnnciseu Sugtru.

Sampfer9ebuuoen "Satlano," ION
eaur / Ruts meIem San 5rancisco %
Satlano, itsbte / Ssnoags iammsn
men 9nitbdaoen "Di1iam D" NOR
Goat Sslano. Sibitn9pnte iont.
0ens Naitiniit, CIR. Daoolss, bruts
nsoe. !. D. Orr, en- al p%asiasersrne,
blsp irpetelig ttlreot og bsbs fort eftsr
at pGre inOlugt pau Soipitulet. aapz
tsin GbriitoHsrion og TO pasiassrer
ira "Wiliam ," blep reboet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27

pddItdar, at Reieroationsn dlori9 bar
O9rst operoru9st til Rsgieringen, %
~forlongsr nj 100000 / Stdosss
er'tdtnins. De Is9te at fao Senutor
M'cGumbsr tale; men ban bar frap9
renoe. Saa ~fremlaebe be tine 6or,
oringer for 2anotommisfipnen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
AtnuPCotu.
wnnOrr oaluoriun it,pes tilhuilr.

>'''o9 ben 21os ps. blep SScn.
S.'Ot' naIOorion bssrapet / Nepdod
~ ,,'V u Ytolpsr Gountp, berettss
~ "u'''n. &iosbs bar en- at Gouns
Nv. Sonsornosrs. pan neoIotte fig
~, ~ n'o I'm Gamilis / sunni 1855. s
''' 'e1yHIsntsreSe ban Wptptr Go.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
Srums @icninoiGtteiic.

Sagen / anleontng al 6drgrs
goprtoten 1cDlor Grums Sortrt3
ming fra Strdnten Tom op for DON
mer @luspea / 2sroags. aopotat
Grum ~pleoersos i'm sgen Sag. Gn
petition, unberitrsOet al ale Re 'tsrlts
Sorretnin9smGno o8 al 40 4pOO!atsr
/ aarop, blep fremlagt for Retten.
9ommer 9ldspsl pil af9ipe i'm aiaI
belle en- at 0d9ens. Raiten aae be
Rolf, iom fioitlsoen Murts par 'dd
iprise for at fuu Nr. Grum bOrtOiit,
lar MI intet imob, at ban 9ientnolrtz
tes. San Itaar bolt ION Sriminul'
retsaopotat, % mango tror, at bans
lloItsbelIe fra Sa9isrsritanosn par
en- loplid orei Strdf.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
K EMIsK RENT.

2NrDhta+R -iNc HTbrte Wea-t sUetfe
Orb ben Petition. Tom a unb.rFres
pen az $4,000 ioenit, gora.r.. ca
Tom ban mobtoa ben 40, Sanuar. Be-
tttionsn git uo pad, at g~etin1,li,n for
"Rs'iret", rsmliq en- uarliq Snotrqt
al 1926, Itulos usoIpttes til $40. II
tuienb Socidlbsmotrdtsr bo(ot I bsnre
uqc ct WtGoe unosr adbeu 6immef I
StodboIm. 5tsmm.r.tsfdoeu 6t,o od
orsftet. % Der Dsotoass R,Iolutior.r,
Iom srtlRr.r. al bbis RiisoaQtn itte
iuOrsmmsr ben iorlurat, llooiosif. AZ
Stemmerettsu. oil en- dlmiuoelia
Strci' blipe iat igura.
Denre mGrisliqe gsppoefis sr IN.
gsnIunbe iuotrQrtet iii Stodholm.
Gociotosmptrattrnt | Wdlm0 Il Sso,
IO.ria) bar osotuast liqneno, psfo.
lutionsr. Ga fra 8ste6orq cr Der ienot
en- Sorsitifttrq AZ Iomms Jrehoffo III
Ritsodgsr. Ssfo / SurospuG oope
oeo ben 6~otniitt guot trusr Qr6,iocrn.
mtb Streit. ON Gtemmsr,ttsn ~. uos
oibes. Storibsnfsrns oit iao uoo,t
At tGuis pdo. De imdd I 3anb.t b,s
amber at rers pad fla, og be iddr Dps
nuntriuq fra Rorae, hpor dtmiro.fig
Stsmmsret MI .r inofsrt. 9st pas
tGntts Cpsrialb pnn Roras Tan Hno.
Gorhirorire | Sntride itlb.
Soroifalp ! 6~ratmlauo.
9ele Bier er soslagts o. mango 2io
bar ~antdsslig gdast meo Dso en- R9tte
SorofiGlp, Tom er inotruius pda
9dlOsen pslopoHnss i BET iboligs Gras
tenlano. 0st bar pdd 8sIttpItsn /
NGrbeben al BEN artooffts gugt, at
Rpitstien par part. 1uisuoer At
WGnb, apino,r % Bern npgtsbe
firntlnanE M j.lbsn. hpnr BIZ mart
tom til at lioe oHot.
lIlptten 6sQpnots tiblia Senoag
Worsen. pripatbuis, ofsnilig, gpg.
ninger og Gtrter trusbe mso at fnloe
nso. Weo ubeit,mts Wsn.mrum Tom
Stso sItsr Stsb. De aisntoe fg h.l.
Ssnbag % Wanoag og bdOot life pp'
bort. oa be fofte 3%,lssramm.r at.
Tenofss. &ppdrisfia, en- gammsl 80
msb 5000 3nopaaners, ligs.r | Ruiner.
Giesfod pbilidtrd tpt oso. pprgos,
en- gb paa 10000 Wenn.Itsr, Ct fore
fprret. Oct iamms .r 5itf1lbst meb
Qnoruio, autipbdri, 9ar1nliani.
5aoin og fIers andre. Stt. ct bsbosliat
Sus Nal itda igisn | Stufo og Hosl. az
R~dbo6berne.
5oltemargosn pda psloponrss drs
Ndass iii 100000, boordi $4,000 Dor
| Wssisuid, iom sr ben NET biemisgte
eanosost. GuIo gei,sb ON lllrtisu
psutss mso SpsnbiHg. Soers Sloos
bslaer ~lsbiogebs Stsosrs. 5olt lob
~iorfr9tist ira Strduosn oe g1.ru..
Stor Stdee btso dfftsbtommst / Qdpas
rino. bbor BET bsrsmte Slag hob !
1927 msnsm en- ior.net .noslit fraul
oe rusiiii Jluaos % en- tprtiitsrapps
TIT. Jprtsrns lud uuosr. % 8rRisns
lamb blso frit. Zen 3dnts antaa.s ogs
fon at are rummst df SorofieIoet.
Ban fine Stsosr langs 9niten CT
6~aobp6oeu pluoielig blepen iordnor,t
fra 900 iii 1900 Job.
Gn friHnnr aOuss % %basirrperitt Iiaifrt.
Stemmsrstsiaasn bar oaiaa I Bel,
glen lGrgs itdaet pod Oagsorosnsn.
Song 2fopoIo Oil, al 8dlglopsn itdt
IoraHOrss for al BET libsrnle parti.
iom MI nQftsn sr todl. fan tomms tils
lips igieu o9 tisns Tom Stsopuoe mel
lem aot6olittrus % SotiuliHsrns;
-. 60 z.,f. m:,;g,s a., 10 ~
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27

Haa iuoispsrss l,nst Seer D1aHbaq "a Eorsort r71,,
etu apsr'ilism,ri.r %inotaass iTc % pa sir1n,.f
~'silsHet 0umsrs Hsorainof, BET rirgt eftt '5-.up
ots p5is q HotrtssmsHt. scr l'rt f5uts. 10
Irsbaaauunerst ". i]oriaEat5 Hat1f,t 3rsr.
MI tsf laBinte mo '8 liraDassHnn,re BEcst.bsttaJa
trloel Egcatsitusuiss ion oct batter mso. b1r ~ ss.
i6 abrrttaltmras & BET a,or, eigrHe gII 45s
~tolaisH.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
Tarmsrr. iom itanr fig sobt.

Martin Gountp8 Tormsre Ter
bauoe Opmuntring o9 9inoing oso
bet 6armers' Snitituts, 1pm bill finos
Steo / Ssbruur. Eairmonts gor9ere
bar taget Sagen ! i'm 6aano. % Sora
bens 9brters bill faa en- MootoeslIe,
Tom moi Itul perbspiie benz ON, at be
er Soroens Salt. Wso fine gobe glps
finger, ION be fuar gooe Prtier for,
bar Counties 6armsre al Spfororin9
til at p9re tilfreoIe. Gn al benz,
Ssnrp Slater, to0 2osn 9r9mis paa
SmsruoitiQingen / Omaha, % en- uns
ben, 8. ". Stpeet, er blepet uonrpnt
til at asiiitere Wui. 9oluler / Meieris
commissioner for 9oo Con.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-27
Sa11marfsfartet.

Sort bctpoelise Splas al Sanz
martStart er uoiol9t, os ri tan
life ienOe Def for Sremtloeu.