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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
THE CHISHOLM CoURT-MARTIAL
The Belief Growing Thnt the Accused
officer Has Been Acquitted.

There is a growing impression in militia
circles that the court-martisl which tried
captain Chisholm Tor conduct unbeeoming
an officer and gentleman has rendered
a verdict vindicatiug him of the charges
and of each specification. At the White
House if was said that the papers in the
case would probably not be presented for
some days. since the channels through
which they had to 90 were the adjutant
general Of the militia. the Adjutant Gen
eral of the Regular Army. the Secretary
Of War, and finally the President. in the
mean time there is a feeling among his
friends tha, Captain Chisholm will regain
his rank in the militia and that the trial.
instead Of making enemies. will. because Of
the probable fsIsity OF the charges null
tiply his already numerous friends.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
AN AUTOMOBILE RUNS AWAY.
Mrs. W. W. Johnson Thrown out of
the Vehicle. Hut Unhurt.

An automobile belonging to Or. W. W.
johnson, ran away late yesterday after
noon on F, near Fifteenth Street north
west, and collided with the steps of house
1928 f Street northwest. Mrs. johnson
was in the vehicle at the time The cause
OF the runaway is not quite clear. It is
believed that Or. Johnson in leaving the
vehicle knocked the lever which controls
the current. causing the automobile TO
dash down F Street at a merry rate. At
Thirteenth Street the vehicle turned
sharply and, mounting the curb Just east
Of a telegraph pole. ran directly into the
steps of the house mentioned The shock
threw Mrs johnson to the sidewalk, but
she was not injured
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
rtremnn FninIIH Iniurcd.

HAGERSTOWN. Md. March john
Nsille. Of Eagles Mills this county. d
fireman on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road was probably fatally injured by fall
ing from his train at Harper's Ferry Tun-
mel this morning. The tender and several
cars passed over him. One arm was torn
from the socket. and ne sustained other
injuries. Naile walked 10 Harpers Ferry.
where he received surgical aid
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
SUSPECTED OF LARCENY
Girls Accused OF Stealing Articles of
Wearing Apparel.


Nora Hickman. sixteen years old. and
Pauline Cornish, nineteen years Of age
both colored were arrested late yester-
day afternoon by Policeman Frazer. Of
the First precinct charged with petty lar
ceny. They spent last night at the sta
ton and today will be called upon to an
swer the charges in The Police Court.
Information received leads the police
10 believe that The prisoners are respou-
sible for numerous small rohberies Of
clothing and dress goods during the past
two weeks. While they are now held upon
the complaints filed by Ella Young. Of e&7
II Street northwest. who alleges the theft
OF several small articles. an attempt viii
be made 10 fssten other cases upon the
accused. Complaints Of a like character
recently received are from Mrs c. G. Cur
tin guest Of the Lincoln Hotel; Mrs. E.
Lord, Of the Hotel Narnum, and several
others.
After the arrests yesterday a portion OF
the alleged stolen property was recovered.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
HIS NAME is JONES.
The Man Found Near odcntoD lie
covers consciousness.

The Man Found Near OdcntoD lie.
covers Consciousness.
The identity Of the heretofore unknown
patient at the Emergency Hospital who
was found in a semi-conscious condition on
the tracks Of the Philadelphia Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, near Odenton
Nd. by trackwslker at an early hour
Sunday morning, is nov thought 10 have
been established The patient yesterday
stated 10 DIS Williams and Walsh, Of the
hospital stan that his name is John Jones.
and his home Is Ia Eutaw Street Balti-
more. More than that the patient could not
definitely recount. He was in an ira
ucnal condition when he made the state
mCnt
When asked how he accounted for his
presence at Odenton the patient could give
no intelligent answer He ala not remern-
Der being at Odenton at all and could not
remember whether he had been assaulted
struck by q train or had fallen and In
jured himself
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
SITE FOR A RESERVOIR.
\ Request sent To General Wilson
by the Commissioners.

The District Commissioners yesterday
sent to Brig. Gen. John NJ Wilson. Chief
Of Engineers Of the United States Army.
a plat showing the grounds owned by the
United States, for the purpose OF estab-
fishing the Howard University reservoir.
At the northeast corner Of this plat is
shown the spot selected by Col. A. "
Miller. in charge OF the Washington Aque-
duct. and Capt. D. d. Gailard Assistant
TO the Engineer Commissioner. at their
recent conference as being best adapted
for the establishment Of the proposed high
service pumping station.
The Commissioners request that If the
site is satisfactory TO General Wilson. they
may be permitted TO enter upon The tract
for the purpose Of establishing the station.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
LACK OF BOOKS.
sister Dorothea'. Request of the Dis
trict COmmissioners

request has reached the District Com
missioners from Sister Dorothea. in charge
Of the House Of Mercy 240S Street
northwest. for a loan Of school books Ia
be used in the institution over which she
presides.
The House OF Mercy is conducted under
The supervision OF the Episcopal Church
and has within il a class of girls Of school
age. Sister Dorothea states that the girls
are such as would attend the public schools
had they not been consigned to the insti-
tuition for lack Of homes and support else
where Sister DorOthea states to The
Commissioners that she is crippled in her
educational work for the lack Of the books.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08

That night some nnischievOus boys painted out five
OF the DeRcOns letters thus changing the sign into
an advertisement Of Intoxicating liquors. Which
letters did the boys paint out and what was the
sign that shocked the Descons pious neigh bors on
their way TO church the next morning. A six
months subscription TO The Penny Magazine will
be given absolutely free to everyone who an
swers this puzzle correctly. Look at the Deacon s
Sign scratch out FIVE letters and send the shocking
result TO The Penny Magazine II YOU right, you
viii receive The Penny Magazine FREE for SIX
months. and you will also be given a chance to get
FIVE DOLLA RS in five hours after the receipt
Of the first copy OF the Magazine. Don't send one
cent with your answer. We don't want your
money with this puzzle. Your answer a postal
card VIII be Just effective in a letter. Take
but five letters out Of the Deacons sign and change
him into rum-desler. Can you do it2 The boys
did It without removing any one word altogether
Can yOu2
The Penny Magazine is seeking bright people
only as readers, and takes this way pick them
out OF the crowd and interest them In IT. 1t goes
free to you II you win. and you get the chance for
the Five Dollars besides. Address. The Deacon.
THE PENNY MAGAZINE,
Depew Building, New oTk.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-08
FOB 4 Cheaper SERVICE
A Favorable Report Ordered on Ore
of the Telephone Bills,

The House Committee on the District
of Columbia Approves the PROPOSE
Company Privileges and Exac-
tons of the Various SECTIONS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11

a. m |. Key, GA Sd st. mhiI.st
FOR RENT-HouSES
S56 la-5i9 st. NV, I2r
20 50-1203 St NV Or
IS 50-6i6 10th St sw Or.
Is S0-li25 st. NV, Or
II 30-is4 ST sw Or
10 00-l090 N. J. ave. NV, IT.
II 30-25l0 9TH ST. NV, Or.
IL 3O-3i g st. NV, Or
Is 30-IsIS c st syv 5r
lS O0-2l52 sth ST. NV Or
Il 5o-953 + St sw., Or.
u 500 2 ST. ne Or
i 30-16 G St NV. or.
l. 3g-l405 II St ne, 5r
10 30-S2S Del. ne, or.
10 00-531 st. sw., Or.
SO-2625 / st. NV, 5r
00-529 NJ st. sw., 4r.
O0-2320 9Th ST. NV, 3r.
S O0-Rcar 81 st. ne. 4r
s O0-Relr 81 st. ne, or.
: 30-llO VI st. sw., Or.
Is 50-3236 Prospect ave. NV Georgetown Tor.
II O0-60l Lincoln It. NV, Howard University. Or.
IL 30-l636 superior st. NV, Meridian Hill. or.
Il Seth house Scott ave. NV, near Soldiers
Home. Or.
s50-ISG3 FTistoe CT. NV, bet. 18th and 18th,
and W. or.
SO-1Os Rover's Alley NV, bet. n J. ave- and
list St, and L. ar.
30-446 o ST. alley NV bet 4th and 5th
so-2o22 Columbia Ter NV, bet goth and 2lst,
and F. Or.
Oo-2oos seaton St ne, bet 10th and 2lst F
and C., Or.
UNFINISHED ROOMS
slS G0-s06 Z ST. NV I'd floor, Dr.
Riley Building. 4S9 9th St NV, single or
suite.
IVY CITY.
s. 00-1I3 Corcoran St, Ar
O1-I30 Central ave. 4r
mhi0.St,em A S CAYWOoD, a23 9th st. NV.
FOR RENT-To refined colored tenant $50 Frank
lin st. NV, rooms, large yard Sl2 80: house
open. mhI03t
FOR REYT-il2 6l4 st. sw., Groom house; water.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
WALL PAPER.

TALK about pretty things. You ought to see
our new spring STYLES in wall paper. Some
plain-some eaborate-some rich-some dainty.
And some design that is sure to suit your fancy.
Rooms papered, only 81 up. II. G. NOLrE, $40
9th ST. No BRANCH. mhl0-u
ROOMS papered, s1.75 up; work guaranteed, sam.
pies brought. HUNT, 9li l. st. NV.
mE7-7t, EN-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11

FOR RENT-Farm. 50 acres in cultivation in
Montgomery county. with horses, wagon. and
farming implements; 5ia miles from District line.
Address Box 3i2, this office. MIDST, EN-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station, 1875 St. and Pa Avenus
In Effect November l, 1899.
For Alexandria. week days, $50, 7:04. 7:sc.
500. SIS. s:5s, p:25, 1000, loo. Has. a. M,
5lzoo 1890. 12:4 II 20. I:s6. 200, 2:4o. BIS.
s;5s rt:1o. $50. sos. X5:eo. $40. 5:Os. $50.
~. s:So, SEQ 900. 1000. II 20, 1:5o p. m.
sundays-7;t5. 900. 9:45, l0.o, HIS a m.
Lz:oo noon. 2:i5. 1850. 2:15. 500 s:s5 $50. 5l5
p. m.
re, fos Mount Vernon. week days-6:so, $780, 1000.
~ ~ NJ, xi2:o5 u:2o. 900 2:lo $3.50. FOG.
sundays-s:oo. 1880 noon. 2:1s. s:45, Gas. 900
s, or Arlington and aqneduct Bridge. week
s1ssns;oo. $3.50. 1925. 1890 IL 90 A. m. 1905
80; I2;4s. .l't5. 300 $40, .s:25. ais. sos
o;S S., $40. !:os. 500 p, m.
,,so Snndays-1t5, 300. 9:4s. 1880. HE'S a. m,
o'lo GOO. $50, 7:so. Sis. p. m.
800 800 carried on all trains. Baggage checked
aE1press To Arlington cnly.
CT .p,o- J. CoLyIN. superintendent
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11

WANTED Errand boy; one that has knowledge
Of nrinling. AEply $50 q NV. II
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
wANTEp-RooMs AND BOARD.

BASEMENT and frst floor, with yard or first and
second floor above store centrally located
Address Box 373, this Office mh9-3t EN-
MANTED-By young man and son. furnished
rooms, in fat or small house; terms must be
moderate. Address BOX 1858, this Office. ml9-3t
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11

WANTED-FARNS.
WANTED-To buy or rent, small farm, near
Washington. Address BOX So2, this Office.
mh7-7t
WANTED-HOUSE
WANTED-IIouse BY widow; would board owner
for part rent. Address 462, Va. ave. sw.
mhg-3t
WANTED-To rent FIVE room house, one acre Of
land on car line; state price. Box 3i2, this
Office. mhS-3t EN-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

Fok hENT-Desrabie 11-room, bay window
orick house, 60 Sd st.; near Pension Ofice;
A. m. t. Key, GA Sd st mbiIst
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
HELP wANTEp-FEnALE.

Advertisements under this head
will be inserted for one cent word
for cuch insertion.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
CO e = oHip AL.
the Grunucst Scenery of
America. All Trains yestibuIed,
Electric Lighted. steam Heated.
All Meals Served in Dining Cars.
station sixth and Ii Streets.

schedule in effect February q, 1900.
2:I5 T. 81 DAILY-Cincinaati and st. Louis
SpeciaI-sold train for Cincinnati Pullmla
sieepcrs to Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville, In
3ianapolis, and ST. Louis, without change. Pdrlor
Car IoyiugtOn. Va, to Virginia Hot Springs.
Parlor Cars Cincinnati to Chicago.
ll:i0 =. NJ. DAILY p. y. Limited Solid
train for Cincinnati. Pullman Sieepers to Cincin-
natl, Lexington. and Louisville. without Change;
open for occupancy at 800 p. m CoEacc-
lion for Hot Springs. Va, daily Pullman
compartment car 10 Virginia Hot Springs dali,
except SUNDAY. Observation Cac Hinton 10 Gin.
.innad Sleepers Cincinnati TO Chicago anG So.
Louis.
HAS 4 VI. DAILY EXCEPT sUNDAY-For
Newport News. Norfolk. and Old Poin. Comfort
(via Penn. r. r., r. +. & p, AID Richmond).
Through Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
2:l5 p. 81 DAlLY-For ..ordonsyiIle. Char
lottesville. stlunton. daily. and for Richmond.
daily. except Sunday.
Reservation and Tickets at Chesapeake ard Ohio
'fhces. 5l3 Pennsylvania Avenue; COO 14th Street
7, and at the station. Telephone call. Ii4l,
or Pennsylvania Railroad CAB Service.
H. W. FULLER,
Telephone loo6 General Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
HE'LL wAxrEp-MALE & FEMALE
wANTED-BoARDERs.

GENTLEMAN in private family. residence north-
mhio-St.em
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
FOR SAIE-FAnMS.
FOR sALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-At Dervyn, Md, farm of S acres;
good buildings, 8 acres in orchard; good we'll
and running water property; Sl,2GO; good
terms VA. DE MOTT. mh9-St
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED-Snall one-horse platform spring wagon,
suitable for coal dealer. Call at ESQ S st. nv.
mh9-3t, EN-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
FOR REST-SUDURBAS.
FOR SALE-I.OTS.

FOR RENT On Hamilton road, near Congress
Heights, rooms and cellar; cheap to promp,
paying tenant. Apply 2I6 sth ne. mh93.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
Call at office for semI-moIthIy Bulletin

FOR SALE-STORE AND DWELLING.
FOR SALE-Store and dwelling, $1,000; only $50
cash and SIS monthly; interest W. c.
III nth st. mhl0-jt, em
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
BUSINESS CHANCES.

GREAT SACRiFIcE-Wood and coal yard almost
given away; also grocery store and lunch
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
HELP yvANTED-MA-E.

Advertisements under this head
will lie inserted for one cent n word
fo- each insertion.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11

500 l1TH ST. y. W.-Board. two meals a day;
$40 per month. mh6-7t,e EN-
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11
FOUND.

tOUND-ice cream. pure and delicious. zoe FER
gsllon LACEY CREAMERY CO.. COZ n. Y.
ne nv Phone POSI-. ie27-u
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-11


FOR SAiE-LArge building lots al BillStou on
electric lire; 5-cent fare; lots $50 feet long
by % feet deep; terms. $ down; balance 81 per
week; price 500 per lot; write or call Tor par
iiCulars. also farms Tor sale and rent. JAMES
Z. CLEMENTS 1921 I. NV mhlO-3t. EN-
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21

Scr bar prret en- Eel Del Rsgn | ben
lib, @rsbsn fob / 1Ghod,1 iaa Straaet
bliper life rart % % bleu bet lite mer
enb bet babe at mob / ct o~lminbelist
Oar. faa Jarmeren bIiper npot til. at
iGlge en- bel Del at fn 8eiatnins. Sr9s
i~temaftinerne er-i fulb 1irtTombso os uos
bpttei er lite at ilase paa, ba 5armerne
Der lite er pant til oct faa i~torart.t Tom
uos paa getens pr9rier. Ser par tpt
STOP at rpbbe os Juruftubberne par ogs
iua mango, men MI er bet saast baarbt
paa benz, iioen Garmerne bespnbte at
bruse Dpmanit. Selpbiuberm bar taset
plabien for Grabls.
) BET politiffe gaar bet sanIte rolist
til. ba Stsrfteparten er mpublitanere
Der runbt, i{ar Stanbinoperne.
bet tirteIise bar ri bapt bet meget
bpsselist cs rolist, fibsn Di fl pafor
gusse til prrft. San er pisielis en- tro
arheiber. 9an bar 5 Rirter at prGoite
/, .os til nosle al Mmieheoerne er Der en-
20 MiI eler mel at iisre. faa preften
ofte maa ub % tisre DIN ,.dtten | Sp9es
beisa og 5orrstnine. 5erren sipe BAN
en- Lang arbeibsbas iblanbt os, Sub til
sgre % mango Sials til 5relie.
On Ibonnent.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
ganabaI,n fra u cuebpen.
minneapolis, 13be Septemb

Winnedpolis. l3oe september.
Oct forefpmmer mig lipt rart, at "0es
cordbz YpItcn," iom bar iau mango
~9(6onnenter her / gnen, life berer ct Orb
fra en- al pisie mango ensang imelem.
en- / BET minoite, Ipm tunpe ~iort9le, boao
Der Toregaar inben Dor briitige, fremdDs
Itribsnoe Sb; men bet sr bel idd. at Ell
moa p9rs 9iG(oeblaften, for iad fommer
be andre oltib sfter. - 90 iad faar isg
oa ia 9i9loen pau mig.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21

Slut os en- 8pis betalie ban $500. Oa
enood iubleoe ban al @l9oe cper Rspers
fob.
Seq forfiadr mig Tom Iast life paa
'0ole" Racer at a%reaturer. Wtsn naar
ies unotdr oaa unse Stut.n iaa aalpen
% aoien lite mere intelligence ub enb
andre &redturer runet ON. Gtuten oers
imoo iaa uo til at inbsba ialfaIo enoel
Snielisence, ameritaaf Snteaissnee a la
eorbett elsr Sobn Sullipan. Den iaa
sanite neie paa i'm nps gier % bsress
rsbs %sisnfpnlis, hpormanse "Hounbs"
bet piIos ia ben at sisrs aaal paa en-
Oatotaa 5armer.
Oct CT martp9roig moi, at Der | ens
bber Wp hun Hal o9re en- eaeIte 9aoe,
hoor 6orretninsen fan tribes. Oct er
let fortIarIist / 8per. bpor Der fun er en-
8aoe, men en- 0aabe for bisie 8psrs
Bsotommenoe, Tom bar 9unpr.ber at
8aoer. Saaiom I. Gr. minneapolis.
Ser er bet bare Hicolet ape., iom ital
p9re pot og panps. sc Se1ntpin aps.,
Der saar parallel meo Ricolet en- glods
Ifitanp. Site 5orrstnins af noset
Stag saar Der. &c fsrits Ipe. mso fine
tiGmpeitpre Sorretninser. Sa, Der sr bet
liot beore eno 9ennspin, - men Ricouet
er nu allisspel ben plaOs, Tom ale iuttsr
efter.
@or 9anosmaub g. 6. OlIons ti9ms
peiture Sorretning sr bsliegsnos paa lite
Gpe. og ste Str, fun en- bulp 9lod fra
Hicolet - iaa Nor, men bog iaa lanst
oerfra. Sg en- llmuligbeo bar bet bios
til ipntes at p9re for Dillon at fmos no
til !Sppsoguoen, men bette er MI enoelis
lpttebss - pmeno OmitGnoigbeoerns peo
benne 5ilordgele lpoer liot epentprligt.
!9an bar nemlig tiebt en- treetases mo-
oerue Notwithstanding, reoet penns neo
og bngset en- Wrcabc, iom leber lise fra
Nieolet 4pe os inp / bans tolosiale Sus
tit. 0eune 9iennemsdna itdl foruoen
9runben ioits ooer 100000. og bet tror
isa mere eno gierne, tbi oenne Qrcdbe er
uoget al bet p~airefte, melt geoigne %
tuniinsriIte, ies enonu bar feet og er en-
Vrpo for belle Nieo1et apenue. Den
fore at aunitnerbGnoer uoferte Sront
h9per ia | en- 9ue oper be TO 4sGtaser
heie 9pgninger paa bper Sioe. 9et pil
tdnffe life p0re uom Snterssie at mo-
tere, at bette itprarteoe Qrbeibe er uofert
uneer 2eoslIe at Dor besuoeoe 9anbss
mano, 4rtitett Sobn Stoolbsim. Der MI
bar flpttet fra Willrlar og neoiat Jig Der
/ 9pen Iom Ypsmeiter og artitsit.
Nl, jeg fdor life fploe belle Soften"
beaer. Nu baaber ies. en- unoen tar
pennsn / Sduno" os 6sretter Rpt ira
MeIebpen, / anbst 5uIo r%eiiterer man
otter at beIpGres at ooliparo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
6iulanos Rusiifcerine.

SsliinsfOrs, STE Sept. Stanoer'
mes petition i anlepning al ben ubsls
pioe Maape, bporpaa 2anoet turpals
les, er ben 27Os 4usuii f0rsordsst Tor
SeiIsren. Senne bar p~ersfter relols
peret fpm fslssr:
u Der ian lite tagss Senipn til
Stenoernes Yetition, oa Oenns sr
fremtommen / Crib meb 2onocasss
orpningsns 51pe Yuragraf ps inoss
boloer en- fret 0aoel al %dominiitra.
tipe 5prbolpsresler, Der sr trufne
Senbolo til be for ben sperits 5ors
palinins gialpenoe Reslsr.
q @enralaoiutant YobritpH uns
perrettes ON. al bans Optr9esH sr
befunoen tprreit % | Spersnsftems
melie msp be eipns alerbsieIte On
itruitiouer.
81 Oct finite Ssuat bill babe at
nrioe til Rspiiion af 2anopagsoros
ninssn for at faa tilpeiebragt en- mere
craft gesraHsning al Sanbodaens
aompsi,nes % fuloit9nbisgisrs Ree.
lsrns for Sosernss 9ebanpiims
9anbcaatn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21

: pc iensre Qar bar Der life berifst bet
bsoite Sorbolb melem edmle Sntel ct.
Pdul og ben unge, iagre llngme Mins
nsupolis. = @amlinsen bar D9ret gr9ts
ten peo eubpsr 4nlepning, bpor ben unee
,Senten bar bapt anlsbning til at ptis fig
/ i'm Iuloe gnoe, os iaa bar ban %uoitaist
fig mso fore papirfipper os / Ssns
ouespubs meo en- "Stopepibe" paa 500
BET, naar npset EXTRA ifuloe forssuu. Sg
liar peo en- qnlenuing ION Stutsuoitils
lineen. Od bar ban p0ret rigtig gal.
apertsret bet pios % breoe uooper Be
ten ON aft bet siilrs, geipgenos ituIoe
tue, ON be bare beiegts BAN. Sg Sem
ten minneapolis bar - LEGION be fleite
andre a~pinofolt - oGret ~forf9ngslie og
ppntet zig % fulst Sntelens grempel,
oa Reiultdtst bar p9rst. at BET bare
6lep Stas % Slitter a%ltiammen, % bet
easntlige 5ormdaI Statsupitiainsen
blco en- Siias.
Ste iaa iaar.
Onfel lasbe gapirfippsrn. os "Stoost
piben" paa Sploen os iferte fig lin
"9uiineissS Suit"
Oa Srefen Minnedpolis taiteos oe
fdlits arslsr og bite Tienbuur / sleoesz
tummerst os ifsrte fig i'm naturliss
9rast: aioI.. ipet at Satts, Tom fsr
bapoe buffet "piqsburps Belt"
Oa be 1uiinbsr Gremmeoe iaa | Sntsl
ct sammelt Fornuftist Mennsits os /
Nrs.en Ninns Ell grempsl, ION oeres
0ptr. bjsmme paa 5armen burss fclss.
uoftilinaen par iaar beore bsicet sno
noeufinos fer. % bet f~ortisnts Den cgs
faa. Den bar itorIlossn / snbosr Sens
issnoe, ps ies sr Fiter paa. at ligsfrd
ben metaniite arbsio,r op til ben prats
tilt srfarne 6armsr bar Der III. en- ensite
ueen at ban bapo, uobptts at fit Ssiss
poa bernie aiempsuofiains.
Sapsc ies M fcritaasi mig pua 0pr al
ben .ebIsre Racs." Tom man uotrptts ils.
fune. lea fplot fers Gpalisr al "ppiten'
ON eisle. Msn ossperre - sasr sues
fslsp - airr lea it,e bet. anisspel ipnss
lea, at Ran par en- nor Soit ben Jdrmer
fra 9oro Taiota. Tom betalie $500 -
iiasr oa friptr fem bunore 9al,r = for
en- aalp. iom itls bar HERE. eno at iss
aanI, uaol,rst iiulns TAT ben uroer ars
men % luif.t us m,o ben. uosn at ncssa
kopSs hst Tl9ris til BET. Cor en- uns
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
Miltoro, eidinion Co.. Sowa.

Sea fer albrig noset / Seres Greoe
glao fra benne aant al gsrpen, men
uaia.pel tommer Solen pp | Sit ps saar
neo / 9eit Der osiaa. Dag og Rat, Soms
mer % @inter, @aar og 6eit bar I'm
famine Sang Der osida. CONNIE teOes,
iomme ber, fd1 at Der er Sm'lftehe
foub. / Naturen cs hos Menneftene.
ane Ting peser paa. os ale Ting M
mes at Ipnse ben FANNIE Sang: ser sr
ei Fort blipenbe Steo."
Spp Mil ipbpeit IRA 9pen lisser ben
norfts Menisbeb, Iom er opfalot sftsr
9ittle Siour Riper. Tom iti9rsr W'sni9z
beosn / to Dele. airten itaur ! Centrum
al Msnishsoen, og 5armerne bpr runot
omtrine ben / fine prGetige Bpsningsr
% 2pnueItope. Ss nadr iss Hal tase
aifte;tc, os ie uooper, faa ipnss jss, bet
er Yer paa bet bpbe Sap.
Meniebeoen bar potset betpoelig | bet
iibIie (ber sr mango Menisheoslemmey,
Tom er flpttet ira Wprtb Co., ga.
Bditor Wiababl, Iom er W~lenigheoens
SieIeIsr9er, sr en- Mano ititfet for lit
aolo. Sm Sub bill, afboloeS Der ct
Msoe at ben norbpeItlise Soma Snorss
notwithstanding ben 23be til 25oe Sep
TENDER. Som als! aaeiammen er psls
TONNE, baaoe M9no og apinoer.
gn Sarmers Oatter.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21

Wrs. Snlius Jalt os fem Born.
@uitap Jali.
Mler. Grumbers. antaset at tilbsrs
Reoninesftatioren.
Sacpb gutenberg, aone % Barn.
Gbarles Serbian.
Better Sohnion. aons os fem 8srn.
@o. ainblunb.
$, Carton os to 9srn.
4usuit 2auien % tire 8srn.
aaptein q. u. See os aone.
Wil os 2ena 2umbers.
Chris MeNr.
Gb OIion.
q. ". Oterion oe 8one.
&. 6. Petericn, Scne os Barn.
mrs. 5. petsricn us 9srn.
@eorse geterion. Sone og fire
hrs. RpieH % fire Ssrn.
Mrs. gnnie Dining pg fire gsrn.
.. W. @embers, aone % fem
Wtr. Waloeren.
mrs. u. Weitsrmdn.
Qenrp Eitermeier % apus.