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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
Case Will Be Contested in
the Courts.

According to statement of counsel
yesterday, the efforts to effect COM
promise in the case of Sullivan Fore
hand and others against Ellen E. Pres
sey, involving 100000 awarded to John
T. Howe for the government infringe
ment upon the Howe rife plant, have
proved unavailing, and the case will be
fought out on its merits at the regular
jury waived session of the superior
court.
For some time there have been con-
ferences between the counsel and a
compromise agreement was in a fair
way to be realized when hitch oc-
CURED, and yesterday it was an
nounced that further efforts to secure
an adjustment out of court would be
abandoned and the matter will be
heard on its merits,
When Mr. Howe, whose widow is the
defendant, was pressing his claim
against the government, Sullivan Fore
hand advanced money to Mr.. Howe, as
claimed, and when the award was fin-
ally secured by o special act of con-
gress appropriating $4,000, the Howe
estate, Mrs. Ellen F. Presley, admin
istratrix. refused to accede to the de-
mands Of Mr.. Forehand, and the latter
brought a bill in equity in the superior
court, restraining the respondents from
the use Of the funds, until further or
der Of the court.
Col. e. B. Glasgow appears for
Thomas ]. Vail of Hartford, Conn,
who has a claim in the 100000, and
who comes in for a division of the
award after the Sullivan Forehand
claim is settled.
Frank P. Goulding and Charles M
Thayer, administrator Of the estate OF
Sullivan Forehand, appear for the
Forehand estate Wood g. Wood, Her
bert Parker, Assistant District Attor-
ney George S. Taft for Mrs Presley
and Col. E. B. Glasgow for Mr.. Vail.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
THE MOTH
Barely Els. Escapes It's
Doom
in LEGISLATURE.
Opponents Of the Gypsy
Come Near Winning.
Especial Dispatch to The spy

(ppecldI DlSpdlCll " lie spy
Boston, Jan. 26.-The gypsy moth APP
preparation came near being killed in
the House today, and but for the fact
that many members became tired of the
lengthy debate, it is probable that the
bill for the emergency appropriation
of $4,000 for paying for the January
and February work in killing off the
moth. would have been refused third
reading.
AS it was, the vote was close one,
and the opponents of the further appro-
priation of any money to kill off the
insect will make determined effort to
kill the bill when it comes up again.
Most noticeable Of the features of the
debate is the change of sentiment of
the members from the infected dis
tricts, the majority being opposed to
any further grants of money for the
purpose Of DISCRIMINATING the moth.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
MAKES SUGGESTIONS.

Col r. S. Johnson made an inspec-
ton of the Offices for the clerk of the
courts in the new court house build
ings yesterday, making such recon-
mendations as the office may demand
to secure the best facilities, and secure
at the same time the greatest conven-
fence for the public and lawyers whose
business takes them at the court. The
arrangement will be one of the most
model of any court house in the coun-
try, and Col Johnson Is taking meas
ures that the office Of the clerk of the
courts shall be one Of which the county
and the members Of the bar shall be
proud.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

The county convention Of the w. C.
7. L. was held at Southville yesterday
Devotional exercises were led by the
president, Mrs. Ada Harrington, and
tine address of welcome was read by
Miss Annie Pearl Addresses were
made by Mrs. G. Pearce OF Worcester
and Mrs M. NJ. Seayer OF Leicester.
Miss Alice j. White formerly state
president, was made a life member OF
the national organization Addresses
were made AZ the afternoon session by
Mrs. Ada Harrington. and Mrs Walk
err. state secretary.
AZ the close OF the school session. the
attended the convention. and
were talked to by Mrs. Ella Keith.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
POST OFFICE FACTS.

Postmaster Greene has received tho
annual report of the auditor Of the post
office department, and careful peru
sal reveals many interesting facts. The
report shows that Worcester has gained
one in rank among the cities of the
country during the year, her number
now being SO, in place of 81 as last
year. Woroesters increase in the mat
ter of annual receipts was 5.3 per cent,
and that of Boston per cent, while
in the cities Of Brooklyn and Kansas
City the percentage went up to IL and
II. While Postmaster Greene has not
made an exhaustive study of the fig
ures. he is inclined to the belief that
Springfield has made the largest per-
centage of gain in receipts during the
year of any city in New England.
OF all of the offices in the country, 3S
show gross receipts of 100000 or over.
Of this number, there are hardly any
that show as steady a gain in receipts
year after year as Worcester, The
city of Lowell shows the remarka BILE
instance of post office that is falling
off in the matter of receipts. For
many years that city was listed with
those that showed receipts of $500 900
or over. but last year they were little
over $4,000. This is due, he thinks,
partly to the fact that Hood & Aver,
large patent medicine manufacturers,
do not use the office for the distribution
of such large quantities Of advertising
matter, and partly to the fact that they
receive large numbers Of stamps In
their return mail.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
MAKING EXTRA COPIES.

The court officials are busily engaged
in preparing copies of the indictments
found by the grand jury at the last
term of the criminal court against Mo
torman Thomas Hiney and Conductor
Michael Calvin ormanslaughter. Them
dictments cover 10 closely written pages
and the copies are being struck off for
Sullivan o'Connell, the counsel for the
motorman and conductor on the i'll
fated Worcester and Suburban car.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
LEFT NO WILL.

Mrs. II. H. Chamberlain Applies for ADJ
ministrator on Husbands Estate.
H. H. Chamberlain, the well-known
real estate dealer, who was in business
in this city for a long time, and who
is one of the most conspicuous men in
his profession in the city, left no will,
and yesterday Sheehan & Cutting as
counsel for the estate, filed a petition
for appointment as administrator in
behalf of Mrs. Mary A. Chamberlain,
the widow No estate valuation is
given in the petition, it being under
stood that the property stands in Mrs.
Chamberlain name.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
TOUCHED AN INSPECTOR.

James Carey S5 years old. claiming
residence in New Haven, Ct, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Inspec-
tor Fisher of station 1, charged with
vagrancy. Carey was begging money
on Front street. and in the course Of
his soliciting, approached Inspector
Fisher, with the result that he was
taken to the Waldo street station house
on the above charge.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
DISTRICT COURT.
short Session and Few Offenders Jester
day.

Peter Trombly of Mllbury was ar
raigned in the central district court
yesterday morning, charged with lille
gal liquor keeping. The court imposed
a fine of $50, which was paid. War
rem NJ Johnson, charged with assault
ing his wife, was ordered to pay a fine
of SIC and furnish surety in the sum
of see to keep the peace. He was I'M
able TO pay and was ordered commit
ted 10 jail for six months.
The drunk cases nat with the follow
ing disposition: john T. Delehanty,
sent to the state farm; Michael ]. Muir
ply, fined $5 Annie A. Murphy, house
Of correction four months; Storteck
Rafael fined S..
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
o'LEARY SUES.
City of Worcester RESPONDENT in Actio n
of Tort for $4,000.

Joshua OLeary, the well known
Catholic writer of this city and the
editor Of the Messenger, brought suit
against the city of Worcester yesterday
through his counsel, Charles j. O'Hara.
Editor O'Leary brings suit in the sum
of $4,000 in an action of tort and al
leges that through a defectivive con-
dition of the streets during the winter,
he slipped and fell, receiving severe in
juries, from which he was long pc
Rod in recovering. The writ was served
yesterday by Deputy Sheriff James
Early, from the office of Charles J.
O'Hara.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
THE COURT EXPENSE.

The expenses for the present crlml-
nal term just closed, have been com
piled by county treasurer, and are as
follows: Grand jury, $2c1.72: travers
Jurors, $66004 sheriff's fees. S377. 80 /;
witness fees, $s78.50; constable fees,
gl12,45,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27

waited upon him and informed him of
the action of Judge Hopkins. This case
is one of the most important for sew
eral years, and the choice made by the
court in John E. Sullivan and Charles
M. Thayer has won the unanimous ap-
proproval Of the bar
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
SUES THE CITY.
Commercial Street Extension Again in
Courts.

The Commercial street extension and
widening continue to bob up serenely
at regular intervals, and yesterday an
other property owner, who claims that
his property was injured by the street
change, has added his to the already
long list OF petitioners against the city.
The present petitioner is James c.
Stewart, who asks for assessment of
damages to his property by the taking
lby the city of Worcester The papers
IN the case were served yesterday by
deputy Sheriff James Early, the petit
toner being represented by Col <. &
Pinkerton.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27
DEATHS.

wITHERBY--In Boston, Gath. Edwin u
Witherby of Shelby, Ala.
Funeral services at the chapel, Forest
Hills on Saturday. Jan. rs, at p. m,
BATCHELDER--I this city, 10Th, Jane,
widow OF J. Gardner Batehelder, 70 yrs.
10 mos. 20 days.
BURR-In this city Goth. Frederick A.
Burr 46 yrs. mos days.
PUTNAM-In this city a6th, Walter H.,
only child OF Fred 8. and Mabel ca PutA
nam, u yrs 3 mos. Is days.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27

The adjourned meeting of the board
of directors of the Builders Exchange
will be held this evening at Exchange
headquarters in the Knowles building
at o'clock. Acting Secretary l.. M.
Waite will send out notices for the
February meeting Of the Exchange this
morning.
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8 SPORTING ITEMS. +;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Sporting News in an editorial has
the following to say regarding the re-
serve rule: IF a player refuses to ac-
cept the terms offered him, he is virtually
blacklisted by the other Western league
clubs and must look elsewhere for an
engagement. No club should be allowed
this extraordinary privilege without re-
strictions. If, at the expiration of three
days, an agreement as to salary is not
arrived at with player, who is offered
less than the limit-S2OO a month-other
clubs should have the right to do bust
ness with him. If the claiming clubs
offer of 5000 q month is refused, then
no injustice is done the player in keeping
him on the claim list This prospective
property in a payer IS something not
recognized by the clubs of other
leagues"
The twentyround battle at st. Louis
between Steve Flanagan Of Philadelphia
and Casper Leon of New York resulted
in draw. 1t was clever bout through
out.
Something seems to have gone wrong
with the match between Harry Ware,
the English bantam, and Clarence
Forbes of Chicago. Reports from the
East had it that the two would NEE.
during the latter part of this month, but
Forbes says the match has not yet been
made.
George Considine, matchmaker of the
Broadway Athletic club, has clinched a
match between Kid Lavigne and Dial.
Hawkins. 1t will be decided at the
above-named club on November 81, and
will be for twenty-five rounds.
Kid Mccoy has signed to fight the
winner of the Choynski-Ryan fight.
xx,hf oh toll y1lo nj fnn n A h
lctic club on October 20.
The sports are beginning to speculate
ON the outcome of the battle between
Tom Sharkey and Jim Jeffries. The
champion is a hot favorite at 100 to 80,
and his supporters are willing to take
in all wagers at these figures.
Billy Lavigne, brother of the Saginaw
in Cleveland, o.. within the next two
weeks.
Bobby Dobbs, the Minneapolis colored
lightweight has been matched to box
twenty-five rounds with Jack Bennett at
Coney Island within the next three
weeks.
Australian Tommy Tracy is still in
Chicago. He is taking life easy and do
ing just enough work to keep in form.
Tracy and mysterious Billy Smith will
probably clash before the Lenox club of
New York in the near future, but the
exact date has not yet been set.
The report from Toledo to the effect
that the new baseball association had re-
Quested Manager Stroebel Of that city
to take place in the league is without
foundation and a fake. President Quin,
when asked about the rumor this morn
ing, said: I'VE have never approached
Mr.. Stroebel or anyone else in that city
and furthermore when we do business it
will not be by Associated press. The
story is a fake. We are satisfied with
the way things are moving and will be
ready soon to give the public some defin-
ita news
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CABINET IN COUNCIL.
Arranging for Queens Speech at
Opening of Parliament.

Opening of Parliament.
London, Oct. 13.-The cabinet met in
council at noon today. Public interest
in the decisions was very keen. Lord
Salisbury and Mr.. Chamberlain and 9th
er popular favorites were cheered as they
arrived. Although the latest phase of
the situation in South Africa was con-
sidered the principal business was to ar
range respecting the text of the Queen S
speech on the reassembling of Parliament
next Tuesday and other preliminaries.
The council adjourned at 2 o'clock.
New York. Oct 13.--A dispatch to the
World from London says: The formation
of British flying squadron has created
considerable bewilderment. 1t is purely
defensive measure and inspired by the
bitter hostility to England displayed by
the continental press.
The Russian official organs are fore
most in threats and indictments to joint
action against Great Britain. and
though official Germany proclaims itself
neutral, the German press is second only
to the Russian in it's denunciation of
England's South African policy.
Though not believing at present that
these outbursts of rancor will materlallze,
the British government is taking timely
precautions against eyentualities.
The difficulty and delay in mobilizing
an army corps for South Africa is re-
garded as most unfortunate and calcu-
lated to induce Britain's enemies abroad
to take advantage of the present crisis
to satisfy old animosities.
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 13.-The state
department was today notified of the
withdrawal from Pretoria of Mr.. Con-
yngham Greene, the British diplomatic
agent to the South African Republic, and
the existence of state of war between
Great Britain and that republic. Mr..
MacRum, the American consul at Pre-
toria has, accordingly, been instructed to
undertake the care of the British inter-
ests in the section during the war;
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American Christianity senti-
ment of American Christianity forbds
all wars except for two purposes-to
define freedom or procure it, TO Gre
ate for mere political reasons an Amer
lean dependency in the Pacific would
be a deplorable misuse of American
cannon. To introduce civilization that
these people may be forever free and
able ultimately to govern themselves is
the only practical excuse for prosecut-
ing a war in the Philippine Islands,
Rev. DR.. Lyman, Congregationalist,
Brooklyn, n. y.
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STEYN'S PROCLAMATION.
Burghers Invited TO Stand Up as One
Man Against Oppression.

Cape Town, Oct 13.-Presiaent Steyn
has issued proclamation to the Free
State burghers in which he says: Our
sister republic is about to be attacked by
an INSCRIPTIONS enemy, who has long
looked for pretext to annihilate the
Afrlkanders. Our people are bound to
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-10-18
Can't. Coghlan's assignment.

Chicago, H., Oct. 13.-Capt. Joseph B.
Coghlan. formerly commander of the
United States cruiser Raleigh, left here
today for Sitka, Alaska, where he goes
to take charge of the government light
house district of that territory.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

8aaroildgterne petsrIen al Zriteb o6
Strnbe al 5lens6org, Tom bar fisbt
aarl Steffenisn's @ooro / lllbal TO-
$4,000 Wart, bar M ~uopurceleret 0aar=
ben. Der er AZ Ssttor flor. S]tdmparcel.
len iolgtes til Gduromono e. 6onIen /
llloal for 1850 Wort, Tom iqien bar
iolgt Be til @uarosier anosritn mso
1900 Warts Gortienefte.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

Msisriet "8oot 6aab" / 9oitrup bolot
@sneralforidmlina ben 3ois 5e6ruar.
Der er / 1898 al 3,65G,447 guno We(f
p~rooucsret 1858 punb Smsr, ct Buno
Smsr at sisnneminitlig 1858 guub
Wslt. SOer SO bar gisnreminitliq qioet
1902 puno NsIt Og 100 puao Smsr.
8riftsomtoitniugerns belsb ia, 9isrIelsu
msOrsgnet. til 1882 penning pr. gunc.
6isnneminttspriien for Ct guRo Smst
uar ~, 98 Ysnni11.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

timber l6oe Sch. er Gbefen for lite
aompoqni al 8aloers 2dnopGrnsbatdljoH
auptein 5reoeric gounepie. y. g. O..
f"orunot afiteo / Nauoe fra &rigsticneitel
fra lite Worts b. u. at rs9ns meo Silus
oelie til at bore ben for bans 8rab MI
rsglsmenterebe Uniform. timber 7. 3. er
Burger Sants, Perioneltapeldn hos SOg
nepreit til Seiten 9rsitsgielo unoer .Ssoes
martens propIti / Samdr Stiff, 8uitap
Sppbus Sante. meooelt afitso / Raaoe
ira lit Gmbeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

Ut ltsrre @gQoepotttri / 5orblHocIie
meo en- preierDcrinGsanitdlt oit ben
Gsbierq AZ ct NOniortium, beitdatuOe al
Geopolo Uiortenien mso 5lerc. i~Forrsi
ningen itol boisres poa Grport til Gng
Lamb oa SOeriq, III boiItet ijoite Gaub
Der / De Iibite Mar fra aisbcrbdpn CT srs
porteret itsrre apoutaer at odnite 9Eg.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

S%dnobanolsr Sob. Stdnhe, AGs, bar
iolgt idmtli9e fine Gienopmme. 8dGr.
ben Sn'ter / Qas iii @aarobruger Gnton
Qas al Nter for $4,000 Sroner uoe1 4ps
ling elIer geIatnin9, Qanobdnolsriet Mas
beim til 0unoelsreiienoe UtihaI Wolo
for 10000 roen 0drsbeboloning cler
Snobo, @ourotr Rngaaro / @as iii ubrs
mugrene Sriitianien oa Gritien for H.
600 oQ @uaroen R1s iii Inton Dahl al
Nuabsl for 5000 liant 8aaroen Nr. 81 /
0rsbut til Stolclbeitprer 2lnorod ior
1000 aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17
4iitcritis OF Group

..,,, i,r.iat S%ugopmmc lont trrn9cr til
Y, t,rrp. opOr mango SDrn tltnoc tttc
h rr.t r.occ0c. hpls nIn haroc briqt
,r,r,r o.rr ECng Gslcuts lti0e. Get
1. r,mrr'c. yGocmOOel oa Sorebpggcls
,,,l n,oa Eti,crItie % Group, % Oct
/ ,-r1r u,sn1c hmIpct. otter al Spgcn
.r rruatt l,rlpc mere. Get hIG!pcr Tor
| t5.s "a UtautoHotr, / SGrOelesheo
,iremge. Nollf % Grippe, bptltet 3us
r. Fgrgpa ~ Nmerita tan beuione.
4, nm life rr. iom ben 9lues no ior, be
4 Enoels ur.IJt tIiba9e.
gF,tc Tlai,fr themes pr. Eolt bus
/, rsiepocy Is CTS, 80 Sts. o9 | Solar.
hal Eolf fauts bIiue a9enter. 6adeS ira
suorr, Gls guep Detroit, gt,dl.
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Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

8crgmciter q. Weipdn ! Sriitiunia er
Deb. a Il @or 9ummel. 9du 1T et
SnfluenSaunfOlo for nogsn lib iiocn os
par iioen ina. ) De Ijoite 40 Nur bar
ban pGret boiot / Srjitionio. gsrgmeiter
Wieioul bar ligetil ben iioitc lib en- in
terssieret f%riiinpct ManO. 6ar bar uogit
ct par Striftsr buori ban bar reoldst
en- rienoommsli0 filoioFit IGntsmduoe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

Stien, LOBE 6eb. ) ReprGieutnnt og
gsitDreliesmsoe igaOr / Stisns % Ops
lambs Bripdtbant bsiIuttsocs at Opsr
ituooct 2O.26O ar. at c~pcrfere til re
'crpcionoet 1900 SIR. Rsittn diitriues
pod Organizations oQ Snpentaristcntp.
Banter begpnote lin girtiombso ben Abe
Npril 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

&%riitionsiuro, 17oe 6sbruor. iii Be
pairing al Sriitionsbolms Sort, Der iicen
1892 bar oGret en- Ruin, bar 0epurtes
msntet beitemt anpsnot 10000 ar, Reit
beIsbet al en- 1894 Qioen 8epil9ninq
pOu 10000 Sr. til OpioreIie al militGre
gpgntl9er heritcos.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

6bu. SOgaspreit Guitap 5reorit SPAS
luno ofgit Abe 5ebruur peo 0eoen pod
@uaroen Rambp / ~llleusutsr, bpor ban /
be Iiofte Qur bar pGret boiut. 0asluno
bar fgot 1919 % i~aaleoss MI 80 Ndr al.
Gftsr at bare taqet tbeologit embeoss
crdmen / 1916, pirteoe ban noole Nur iom
Carer, oels / 3romss, oels / ariitiania,
og bar iua 9eitprsr al 29reritolsn / go
lum, inotil ban / 1862 uon9Ontss til re-
iIoerenoe &dpelan til Gitre Ytoldno.
5 1876 6lsp ban Sognsprnit til Gnebat,
hpiltst Gmbsoe han inoebaooe. iHotil ban
/ 1898 tog 4fIteo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

2ronobism, 13oe Sch. Slop Satobs
ion Sepem er iou9 afgoaet pso 0soen al
Tprsipebom, 68l2 4dr aammsl. 6an
bar en- me9.t opstig Wonp. iIGr / iprp9s
lige Spersmudl, og bar haOt en- life Iloen
9etopning for ModlIagen, bpori ban
b9poeoe Gitlanoets % BET noroIi9e Nors
geS ielOitGnoi9e Stunopuntt o~uerfor Spar
aaiens Waul. Sans Snitidtio bar ouer.
oroeatlig frugt6drt, og ldaOsl bans 5soes
bp9o ION Sronobiems gp, iGrIie gpoee
len Slen, bar meSst at tatts BAN for.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

6norobruaer Is. =. Ottenbau9 pan
2cpanesr er oso, 50 glar gammeI. 0ua
par en- meget anIet % a9tct Mano. fers
ourig 9alQmdno o9 Wcolem al Sommu,
nsitpret. 9dntoirettsr m. NJ. 6ans Itoute
StitteIie bar peltienpt uoeafOr oreuoes
ldoen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

Gn al SarooIs betpOslisIte WGnb,
8aarobruacr Wtartiu aihiem. ufgit for.
Ieoen oco 9eoen, 70 gar 9ammel. glf.
osos, Der oar bsit aqtet inpsn ane BAR.
tier, par en- parm SiIh9n9er at bet ton
ierpatipe Purti. Som fIere Sanac Orofe.
rer % YGlgmdno m. IN. bar ban idaet
anIeoning til at pie. at ban / 8unoitaber
og Ddnnelis fob ~bstpoelig OOer bet almins
beige. Gfosce itOo / lGnasre lib ION
Stortbingsiupplsant for Imtst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

Speuo 5opns Establishment pau So
lamb er iolat iii Ct SnterssiertItu5 / Srjs
itidniu oeo @rosisrer Il. Reumdnn. sis
6eiummtn itol bare $4,000 aronsr. )
SulQet iuobcintics belle Establishments
o. fire 6palidngsritibe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

Ut tort 5eglpGrt tan dnl9ggss peo
Sjddqsiuno / IeIcmurtsn, hpor man bar
ben iGrpeles pslitittsos GienOom 2itenan.
tor 40 Wadl. Wtan ioruDiGtter en- adr
Zig prOOuttion at IL Wiaion Wur %
Saeiten liant $4,000 0r9nsrsr. Sno.
bnoelie til 4ttietegning er uoItspt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

s oisie 8age er Der I S~riittauia iturtet
ct nOrit Sslitub til 5oriitrin0 mob Snoa
bruostpperi. bet f0rite norite Sclitab i
Sranhen. 9sis Rdpu sr "9lttieislitdbet
9rnl 5or'itring mob Snobruostnosri."
bet cr 6aisret pda en- Gitietdpital al 100.
600 ar,. hporof Den ~itsrite Del dlerece
sr tcgust unoerhddnoen.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

6bp. SOgnepreit til @eitbp RicoIai
Wlpuriuno 5urboe er ufaauet peO 0sOen
cfter ct tort Sp9eleie. Son par isbt i
1919. blep aunoipat 1843. 4oiuntt peo
Songsbergs Stole 1916 pg 9eitprer al
Wois Berger ps Realitole 1S49. )
1859 bleo ban rsiioersnoe Sdpelun til
Rdtteitdo o9 / 1875 Soonspreit til Belt
bn. / bpilten Sitting ban blsp, inotit
ban / 1889 toa 4iiteo.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

Ssnors SsIQeIanos 6o9oeri er /
Gorst 1898 fGloet 10 Glasonr, bOorai
Is Ctser og / So. ri Ropopr er f9lcet
% uobstdIt prGmie for ) 8altper, los
RGpc, 43 Grne ~ 40 Nege.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

6lcontngen 8lommsn par iiior uiGo'
papIi9 'tpr. Deb 5stiuKo srnier bIeo
bsy iadleoes uostsprOeret 5l91o6 Splpter
oa 1923 Gnlpter a~feoerst pso Brit
gene / Sileitrsm o9 ldugs Giern. Def
uoIurtereoc 3puutum er $1,000 5plpter
itsrrc eno nogst tioIigere aur.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17
Nitcriporaicl.

Zen eler oc. ION ian uuoCrrttic mia pur
boor min - dariqc Td'tcr yiaibcd { ltpr
aen opbolocr lIg. uil alarf MO en- Jlcuciis
pco al uiOcrrciic Mug otr0W. Rlgre no
thea yao MIG bpre irg zig Gle Z. Dor
gen Canton z !. g5bgG
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-17

Scrgsna SomloQ bar Ct Operituo pad
100000 ar. for 1898. $4,000 tilidIoer
StatCn, $1,000 Aommuusa. Iii llpoe-
lind Qoar 10000 ST.