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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25
A SAD MISTAKE.
Charles Dobbs While Out Hunting Shoots
His Mother, Thinking She Was
Turkey.

Dexter, NO., July 49, Charles
Dobbs, a lad II years old, accidentally
shot and killed his mother, Mrs.
Nancy Bristow, few miles south of
here. The lad was turkey hunting
and had tracked a flock to thicket
in the woods. As he neared the thick
ct he discovered what he thought was
turkey raising and lowering Its
head. He fired at the object and was
Mortified to see his mother stagger
towards him with blood gushing from
her face. She expired in his arms
few minutes later. Mrs. Bristow was
picking berries at the time of the &C.
cident. Young Dobbs is nearly crazed
with grief.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25
Secretary Root on Ills Inspection Toar

Omaha, Neb., July 2o.--secretary OF
War Root arrived in Omaha yester-
day morning after having stopped at
Fort Crook, ten miles below the city,
en- route, and inspected that post.
He left Tor Des Moines at ILLS a. M,
to inspect the site of the proposed
new post at that point. He stated
that the question of the removal OF
the army headquarters from this city
to Kansas City. Mo-, had not been
considered, and that the garrison at
Fort Crook would soon be increased
from one company to battalion. Sec
rotary Root left for Fort Sheridan
Chicago. last night.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25
Two Farmer. Killed nv a Train,

Brunswick, Mo-, July s0.-J. II. Fer
guson and William Fletcher, two
prominent young farmers Of Bruins.
wick bottom, while crossing the rail.
road track in this city in farm
wagon, were struck and killed by
the Wabash passenger train, The
two horses were also killed and the
wagon was broken into kindling
wood.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25


Pittsburg, Pa, July 22.-Ine lmpor.
tant event in the strike history Of the
day Is the organization of the tube
mill workers at McKeesport. The
word from there last night is that
after long and arduous work Assist
ant Secretary Tighe, Of the Amalga-
mated association, succeeded in or
ganizing 1875 men Of the National
Tube Works company. At the meet.
ing rs skilled men from each Of the
departments were initiated into the
mysteries Of the Amalgamated asso'
citation and Mr.. Tighe claims that
within As hours enough more work
men will be secured to keep the en-
tire plant closed down, affecting 5000
men.
From Wellsville nothing has beer
received here except word that the
situation is unchanged and the strik
crs say everything is satisfactory tc
them. 1t is believed, however, that
an attempt will be made to-day te
put men to work there from othe'
points, the ten men from Nandergrift
who are said to be at East Liverpool
ready to go in early in the day, being
the principal men relied upon for thu
purpose. While the strikers say the,
will not commit any overt act, ther'
is an uneasy feeling nantes
throughout the entire valley and M
one is willing to anticipate the resul
of the proposed attempt to put thes
men at work.
When seen last night Presiden
Shaffer expressed himself as bein!
more than satisfied with the week
results. He said; Things are yer,
much better than | thought the,
would be. More mills are shut dow
than we anticipated or could expect
There is more determination on tn
part Of the men than was anticinated
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25
The Choctsw, Oklahoma 3 Gulf.

Memphis, Tenn, July 1S.-The
Choctaw, Oklahoma 4 Gulf railroad
will open for business the new 3d.
mile line between Weatherford and
Parkersburg, Ok, on July rs. The Of
ficials of the company say the line is
being pushed on to Amarillo at the
rate of three miles per day and that
it will be into that place by the first
Of the year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25
Wreck at Jefferson City.

Jefferson City, Mo-, July 1S.-A Mis-
souri, Pacific passenger train ran into
a branch engine in the yards here,
wrecking the engine and iniuring the
engineer, John Meyers, and the fire.
man, Philip Authors, of the passen-
ger train. The branch engine was
wrecked, but the only damage to the
passenger engine was smashed pilot.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25

There mas been more inclination ia
aid us morally and financially on the
part of other labor organizations and
vastly more support from the general
public than we were looking for
Last night | received a telegram from
one of our men at Duncansville, say.
ing: 'Duncansville is out At any
time within the year we could have
formed a compact organization OF
the mill tbe%. They have sent us
dozens of letters and number OF
kilograms declaring their anxiety to
join our cause.
"We have lost no ground in the
mills thrown idle in Pittsburg. Our
organizers at Welsville report that
after the advent Of solitary worker
there from Vandergrift to go into the
mill on Saturday representatives Of
the operative potters secured Wells
vile and East Liverpool to find other
men on similar mission and found
not one. I can still repeat what
have said before in regard to the non.
union taking our places. IT the
United States Steel corporation off
cials can get non-union men I will
help lead the men into the mills"
Mr.. Shaffer would say nothing OF
the plans of his association during
the coming week further than to re-
iterate his former statements that
his programme was perfected and
would he carried out to the letter
His people had been preparing for this
conflict, which they foresaw for three
wears. and are prepared to carry on
the feht for an almost indefinite
period"
The Stationary Flremen's Strike Failure
Wilkesbarre, Pa, July 22.-The sta
tonary firemen's strike will soon be
at an end. A meeting of the execu-
tive officers of the United Mine Work.
ers of the three anthracite districts
and the chief executive officers of the
Stationary Firemen's association was
held in this city yesterday for the
purpose Of discussing the situation
The United Mine Workers have all
along been lukewarm in their support
of the strike and the firemen insisted
that they defend their position, once
for all, as it was impossible to carry
on the strike If the United Mine
Workers opposed it. With that OBJ
ject in view, the executive officers OF
the United Mine Workers union
agreed to come to this city and meet
the strikers. It was plain from the
discussion that the United Mine
Workers were overwhelmingly against
the continuance of the strike.
A resolution was then adopted call.
ing on the grievance committee OF
the frcmen's association to call or
each local company to-day and ascer'
tain II the men who went out or
strike Tuesday will be given back
their positions. These committees are
to make n report to the same joint
committee which met here yesterday
and it the replies from the companies
are favorable then 1.-THE strike will be
officially declared off to-nsht.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25
Carnegie Library Promised.

Kansas City, Kan, July 1s.-Andrew
Carnegie has promised $4,000 for a
public library in Kansas City, Kan,
If the city will provide suitable site
and maintenance tax Of $500 q
gear.
Three Negro Murderers Executed.
Nashville, Tenn, July 19.-The first
triple execution lever held in this
county took place here yesterday
when three negro murderers were ex-
eeuted from the same scaffold in the
Jail yard. The condemned were Babe
BATHS, Duzer Thompson and Abe Pet
way.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25


San Francisco, July 20,-lhe dele
gates to the International Epworth
league convention settled down to
business yesterday morning. The
entire day was devoted to routine
matters, the missionary feature of
religious effort being dwelt upon at
length by many of the speakers.
Prayer services were held at sunrise
in several churches, all of which were
largely attended. Promptly at nine
o'clock convention meetings were
called to order in the Mechanics pa
vilion and the Alhambra theater, and
in both places the addresses deliv-
cred were listened to with marked at
tention. At noon prayer meetings
for business men were held in the
rooms of the chamber of commerce
and the court Of the Palace hotel and
many prominent citizens were among
the worshipers.
In the afternoon and evening over.
flow meetings were held in the Met.
ropolitan temple. All of the sessions
were characterized by the earnest
spirit Of religious enthusiasm which
has marked all the proceedings since
the assembling Of the convention.
A great missionary mass meeting
was held at night at the Mechanics
pavilion. Gov. Bliss, Of Michigan, who
was to have presided, was unable to
attend and his place was taken by
Rev. DR.. Shields, of Kansas City.
The first address Of the evening
was made by Bishop Henry W. War
rem, Of Denver, Col. He dwelt on
the growing Importance of mission
ary work by members Of the league
His remarks were received with
hearty applause. Rev. John j. Tigert
OF Nashville, Tenn, and Rev. James
Henderson, of Toronto, also spoke or
the same subject.
At the Alhambra theater, "Civit
Righteousness" was the theme Of tn,
evening discourses. 1.-THE Young
Christian as Citizen" was the sub
iect OF an address by G. II. Cobble
dick, Of Boutwell,, Ont. 1.-THE Cit,
and It's Perils" was considered b,
Rev. James NJ. Buckley, Of New York
in thoughtful essay. Rev. j. N
Kenney, of Modesto, Cal, discussed
the problem Of the poor and Rev. {
w. Hawkes., Of Detroit, Mich, mad
formidable plea for the abolition o
the saloon.
At the METROPOLITAN temple tn
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-07-25
EPW0RTH LEACUERS
The Convention Opened with a Vast
Tbrong Present.
THOUSANDS ARE UNABLE TO GET IN.
The Governor Of California and the Mayor
Of San Francisco Welcomed tho Dele
gates and Appropriate Responses
Were Made.

ouu tFdHclScUp July io' A"S "e'
day oil the fifth International Lp-
worth league convention opened WIN
cloudiess sky and perfect oaliior-
mia weather. During the forenoon
the streets leading TO the Mechanics
pavilion, the headquarters OF the
league, were thronged with thou
sands OF delegates wearing the badge
OF the order and long before the
hour fixed for the preliminary pro-
ccedings the vast structure when
will accommodate $1,000 persons was
practically filled. The Alhambra
theater and Metropolitan temple,
where simultaneous meetings were
held. will each hold about $500 peo-
pie and provision has been made for
any possible overflow in churches OF
various denominations. Difference OF
creed have not been considered and
the entire city is taking an active
interest in securing the success OF
the gathering, which already seems
assured.
The first services in connection
with the convention were held yester-
day morning in the First Cougrega-
tional, the Central Methodist and the
Howard Street churches, in each OF
which communion was celebrated.
Bishop Joyce, president of the league,
conducted the services in the bcauti-
full auditorium of the First Congre-
gational church. Every seat was oc-
cupied and the aislcs were so crowded
that it was necessary to close the
doors against late comers. At the
Central Methodist church Rev. John
]. Tigert, OF Nashville, Tenn, presided
and Rev. A. c. Crews, of Toronto,
Can, led the congregation at the
Howard Street church. Singing OF
well known hymns by the congrega-
tions led by members of the musical
committee and members of the great
chorus was a feature of all these
meetings.
At 1880 o'clock there was a special
meeting OF league officers in the pa
vilion. An address repletc with prac-
tical suggestions was delivered by
DR.. James A. Buckley, and the fea-
lures Of league work to be taken up
by the convention were explained by
General Secretaries DR.. John +.
Berry, II. M. Dubose and A. c. Crews.
When the convention proper was
called to order at 2;30 p. M, the great
auditorium was packed and thou
sands were unable to gain admission.
Rev. Thomas Filben, of Pacific Grove,
ofliciated as chairman. After song
service in charge Of Robert Husband,
devotions were led by Rev. Judson $.
Hill, of Morristown, Tenn. Henry T.
Gage, governor of California, then
welcomed the delegates to the state
in a brief but impressive address
which was received with the Chau-
tauqua salute. Mayor Phelan fol-
lowed, delivering an eloquent greet
ing in behalf of the city. Bishop
John w. Hamilton, Of California, and
Rev. ]. c. Simmons, Of Woodland, CAL,
also delivered addresses, and appro-
pirate responses were made to them
The concluding address OF the aft
ernoon was made by Rev. R. A. Car
ter Of Atlanta, Ga, on behalf OF the
colored Methodist church.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

bort. "Wen tRnf Gem" ilntteoe
ban fororaet lin 6erfinrina "bpao
oct bar for Ell aaineI; Iiqeiom lea
fiso, flptteoe han iis. % iaa fit ban
10 angIen olrt gieurem tit roaonc
Sopeb."
Somme Gogs Iften hopbe Rnens
goraere hoIht Rfoe ON Saaer, oa
Oct bar n1iten enltemniai bIepeu peo.
iuget, at nir mnatte Oct pRre NOT meo
ben aobe Seras Bills @eniitreaer.
Soget itartbieoe moer en- anmmeI
60. Zen lanse Serus Pill lproua %
I'll en- ira tioIigere 2eiliaheoer / 9e.
reoifab oprenoe aeroieftetn0e; ban
III Ell SIpnae ON &oIien, ca gebet
bIeo aiori fat oppc i 8renene. Son
tit ban et 'ibite @los @biifu boIbt en-
lille Yale, hpori han forioIte, at bon
oltih babe oentet at ifune fomme til
at "oe I StsnIerne."
ia MI los, raobte ban enoeIid.
Ten unrae Idno fra Bolton aau
Senoen ct oGIbjqt Sparf. iou Ser
riileoe Iouat bort.
90 Seros Bill Ssoe / tine Stsuler.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
EcoSialo Warrcn, Iin:
nciota.

Sra Warreu, Mtinn.. ifripes til %
Webens Matbins Spanion iorriaC
Ssnoos iao / iii Siem % inatfeoe meS
en- Sen, rammebes BON al ct Slnatil.
'aloe, ps peb Nirnatstio ai9it ban per
9poen.
N'esoe bar Ell At be beoit iienote
Ttcneerer heromtriue. Gan bleu Isot
Wpr9e | 1882 % lbpnnoreoe til Nmes
rita | 1860. Son boepe iprit uUs e
War / 8iscpniin, ilptteoe bereiier I'll
aanoipobi County, Mirr.. % tom
1879 I'll WdrIbal Gountp, hoor ban
Hog 'is neo paa en pre9tia 6cmcitcao
peo Wreooeu al 2pmer Snat | 9pipu al
Big Wpcos. Ser bleu ban boebe, tom
f9 ooot trent % Iaa s 8srn ppre op
cmtring iia. Spr ire Nar iiben fptteoe
Der. Sipnnlon % bans aloerlteane Sus
Itru ipo til Warrer. bupr be bluoe 6ne,
oct iig ct GUS % aateoe at tilbrin9c
8eiter al fine Gage.
6pruoen Suitruen eiterlaoer bon ia
Spnnerne Simpn Senrh Nnorep,
8erbnro. Martin % gnior % Ieirene
Wfrs. Snns VI. 9ariun % Mirs. 8
Stroto. gne er borne og bar tommet
lis sobt ireu.
Otter Nioebes Cnite bleo ban iprb,
I9ltei paa ben norife alrtesaaro / gi0
@opoS. Seeraoelieu ionot Steb 1irss
bag og iprretteoes al Ruitor Bile. On
ltpr Sfar iulgte bain iii @rnpen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Geras Bills Gnoeliot.
ct Eieblifsbtleoe.

Oct eleganteIte @PrtSbu5 | gloofp
genb err ubeitrioelis "BoIoCe SoteI".
8anife pitt fan man life oenote at
iinoe ale De mooerne aomiorts De
bageIigbeoer en- lille 8ulograperbn
boiS SprinoeIie nPppe lager Ell baIo
Sues Nar tilbage / Sioen. Iten Gle.
rem al Sen toetoges 1rGbpgning, Der
bar oct itolte Hapll, houoe BOG orepet
set til al faa aubrdgt ct tort Billie
ipeiI / He'toitrationslofoIet
Mon timber Speilet / enhoer nnle'
rifanif "Snlopn"; 10 itsrre 90 ilere
ISpeiIe. bes finere er 8euGrtninget.
Men iuaoanne Speile er nopnlig
noe / Better ~ i,biotte for forifieaige
SilfGloigbeoer, neo bpis Spppigheo
SpeiIinouItriens R~entabiIitet tiger.
lsor MI nogenliinoe Of bcifptte i'm
Stoltheo - SpeiIet- for iaobonre
Siliploigbeoer. bopoe SoteluPrten
peo Sioen al oct onbragt en- Flafat
meo feIgenoe G~rbsoige Seritiaing til
8ipIterne:
"Serrer, paa buem Der itpoes, be.
oes g~oobeosiulot fierne liz ira Spei.
let"
GespPrre finoes Der - betroeoe
09rten mig en- Iog enonu mango
ubmnebe Wenneifer, Der fife eiter.
fommer ben beflige Spfororina. ielp
ON 9usIerne piber Dem nof iaa tPt
ON grene. Selgeu er, al Ser nGiter
oltib er en- geitiaing paa ct mt Spell
til Chicago eller ogian ct Spell I'M.
berpeis oerfrn.
: ioaoan Ell lille Rinebp iamles
ser gIenenter, bois gortorasen an.
ore gper nlaa bape biIit nieo et Beiri.
eliens Suf. Wange al gIoo6D 9enos
9oraere bopbe iiffert isrit iorlaot De.
res iioligere 3limleplnos eiter finn at
bare bopt gnlget melem IIlleten %
@alaen. Nange al oem bar ilffert pR.
ret @ienitano for Den / 8siten life
utienote Observation-Disclosures at
blipe imurt inc / 5iRre o. ruDet /
SjPr % iaa beraus ira gpeu. Men
Sortioen bsrte / glooop 9enO IND I'M.
Der BripatIipets alerbeaigite ene.
mPrfer.
"Spoo er oct for en- mn @IGit. on
M bar iooet. gamIe 8ittbInnoer?"
ipurete "3erns Dill" en- 1ag 09rten
| Edlaee Sotel.
~Seras Bill" lao meo aQaIe Siam.
meroter peb CT 9orO, pptaget al i'm
Observation-Disclosures: at neoipGISe
~rso @iit". osiaa falOet 8britp.
Get or en- 9oitoner tror ieg, ION
al ct giergp9rtsielifab er ierfot ber.
no for at ie JIG en- Suule ON, loo
Sparet.
"6or gofferen ga! Ceina her rpf.
fer ben elenoiae Civilization mo paa
oinct~ brummeoe ~5eras gia". goa
traf ban ben itore guIebat neo ooer
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
T~anifsamcrifanf 9Gber. Oct

/ De ienere gar bIeoet mere 90 mere
mooerne / Tanmarf at urrpeuOe en-
M 2poeriort I'll Sabrtfation al Soo'
tei % oet,ne 2Poeriprt er biotII be
ben inofsrt til Ounmarf fra Amert'
ia. Oct en- imboIertto life amerltaitIf
2eber, men oanite &alpeifino, ION
bar sie,uremsauet en- iaataIot aron'
garpnirtg / De itsrre ameritanite
9per, % ct e1felt banif Sirmu bar
loiort poer 100000 aulpelftn0 til
anterifa | De ienere Aar. Otun bar
imiolcrtto Ipn9e tpnft paa at allure
Imerifarern iSremgangsmaaoen ueo
ben me 8ebanolirg al Spoeret. og
man bar MI naaet BET ReiultuI, at
Der ON ieie lib orlpggeS en- 6obrif
/ IuIbp iii Subrifation al frongar.
Yet &alneifino.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
stur yrano pan Ruis


aaoroe | 8iiocs 8uoc pna Ncis, til.
bBrenoe Saefsrer Berg, 8rosierer
Npauiit cShorigooroen" % "Sibi.
rien") iamt Saoelntager Shire og
&jsntfien neobr4note Rot til 20oe
auauit. 20 Junilier CT busptloe.
Den iomlebe granotofit er $4,000
Ser. ct uobreot Rpeie ON, at Bmn-
Den bupoe frGuet ct Wennslfelip.
ipnes at befr9fte zig. gn 600
Aar gnm1nel Wunb bidIp lin STter
% Seterisn no al Biublet, men fom
icIp life otter. 8GneIiet, boori ban
befonot iig. par forf9roelm opfnlot
al Rse, 90 aitoen Tei emo gierneni
@itoi,et htnbe bon life imoilippe.
SSirSanIina I'LL DC g~nnoIiote er
ieunsiot. og geipisninq al BEN fore,
gaar ! Observation-Disclosures 2otuIc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
l1barapninaer al aunaearupe ! q

Dents &irt | Hin9Iteo fortlPtteS lta'
Big, met MeiuItatet er ifslse "Riug.
iteb 6olfebIao" nprnteit negotlpt,
Get oiier Zig nemlie, at be ptrfeIi9e
@rope life er poa De Steoer, boor De
angipeS at ppre. Der er foreorigt
ioiteot itrergt Sorbuo til ale. iont
arbeioer peb airfen. MOB at gipe no'
genionbeIit WeoDelelie ON De fore
tagfte llnoerisgelier, lieeiom iSor'
biio MOO ahgung iii airfen al upeo.
fpmmcitoe er Doerligere ifiPrpet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Smnf 6cburtsoaaSpreient

Sdoeren: 9u tiger, at set imor.
gen er Safob Smlgnaros @eburts.
bag. gr Oct Nteninger, at on oil
presie Penge no al mig til en- Bre.
lent?
Satteren: Ga rel. Seq bill 81
BAN en- Yreient life bel.
Saberen: Saiao! Seq tritobe life,
on oilbe brp Dig meo at lage noe
iitano for ben Sfa~rpefanten.
Caterer: Su misforitaor mig,
Yapa. Seq oil life Iose noe iitano.
Seq pil al mig ieIp til bnm.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
NprSenifiplbs giigttelie.

NurSenifiplSs Sii9tteIie. Sro
Stodbolm meoSeIes oen 21oe Aug.
Noroenifielbs giiPttelie fanot Steb
/ Dtiohags ira Saoobsfirten. Ssiti.
oeligbeoen ooerpPreoes al Nrins
@rtgen, Weolemmer at BET ioenite
9ltaoemi og Observation-Disclosures
bsiere Sfficerer al 6Iaoben, HeprG-
ientanter ior 8ioenifaben % aor.
porationer / Sinlnttb. Salerl bolotes
al SofprPit 8iisneq. % efter at ban
bapSe ~forpettet SorbpoufuiteIien,
trouote sc tiIiteoepGrenoe iinife &e.
prnienatnter frem og neolagoe neo
nngIe Orb til Den Nfbsoes Otinoc
pragtfliloe aranie paa &iiten frG
IIerunoers llniperittet, set finite Si,
b~enifaber1tes Selifab, Selifabet for
Sinlun0S @eograft, SelitngiorS ~,
Oct iinife Stloenterforps NJ. II. Ge
forifieligc Salere ~frembppebe / bar
me Orb Den Ifoeoes trofoite Gin.
oeloa MOO 5inlano, og &epr9ienton,
rem for De finite Stuoenter beteaneoe
bom I ltenntingsfuloe uotrpf iom CT
Wsniter Tor en- INIT Stuoertt % Tut.
teoe me0 Sroene: De finife Stlloen-
ter orsmmer life bans Drsmme, men
De tpnfer bans Sorfer." Otter Ssi-
tiocI pbeben fsrtes aiiten otter til
0albpe for at begraoes / Samilte.
begrupelien pao 8Riterliungs STRIFE
gouro.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
gubers aios. @oorobr,,aer po

gubers ajos. @~onrbbr,iger poo
Sfari / @rmtobu, artbers Slien
&ios, er $50, ~ Iar gummeI. efter
nogle ioa Oages Spgoom. Son par
/ lin Sto en- al De itsrfte 8aarobrli.
eere Der / gpgoen; "a, Del Mar bop.
De ban life minore END 5 8oaroe,
nenllie De to @aaroe Sfari. iom ban
brigte til fin Dsb, oes,toer Tin 5e-
oreneeoopo neore Sios, Rpbus paa
Setm,ne, iumt Rsiie % Soufaus t
aoIbu. @n Sio oreo ban oespben
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
cscvissss 81 sstfss

81 tHtnber 500 SelsuHine fer hb~ff,eTpmesin III.
fs' 70 az eaiarrh. irm ire fan inrrrts psb Halls
Catarrh Cure
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spane ale nerrsiHiuesoHIiaasrpsr. % fgr al pars
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70 gtnfs ~. aIafe. s0ists bss ale 1rassiiu.
feh rsniet aratt.
cara ijastlisst1eS O. BE- tsbfk.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Rprmanbeu lob. 9mpifibet "@i.

GurmanSen iop. 9ampifibet "@i.
mar Samborifi9lper," ipm goar /
Iltte poa Sente, relbote forleoen poa
9ano peo SeItpif, Siteren. SfIbets
9olg bIeo soefagt, n,en od Sorifottet
bar tat, sif bet peo egen SipIp til
S~ronbbem. SfsIee ~0agspoiten"
bar &orgieneeren iooret at, mems
aapteinen Ell Stlrrto bar moe / i'm
&abpt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Sfuabranbc ug @ilbtet. timber

Sfpgbran0e % WtlDtef. urtoer 0e
iiofte tore Sfoebpartoe / SGmtIunh
bor osioo en- WPngoe Sfogfngl oa
onoet @ilbt lat 9tpet til. Soor 81.
oen ruieoe, opifrPmtes belle Wusier
al 8,tgle, iom unoer forferoelige
Sfrig fIsi Iige ito / 2iterre oe om-
fom. Ieo en- AnIeoning fltnbe man
ie en- bel GlgfamtIie, beitaaenoe al
Sfse, So % &oIp, fonlnue itprteroe
frem moo 9ranoite0et, % oct bar
ioapiot, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tit
orepet Iprere i1ro / Sfogen % paa
oetrne MHuabe reboet Dem ira at oms
fonme. Baa ct anoet Steo brso Ell
GIgfo / piIo SorifrpffeIie @epogt.
ningstinoen o. lob i1ro / Den brent
betoe Sfo9, boor Den mart bar ct
forfullet Sig.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Sperige.

SrrnSt 5nbrif. Gu Ssnfspine
melbes, at apornflila 5remosiefa.
brit ben 19oe aiig. neobrnnbte til
@runben. Sabriten bar asiureret for
ca. 100000 Ser. 8eo grarom bli.
per ca. 80 arbetoerp orbetoSleIe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
3ptctes.lt aar befrpateS Der at uil

Hptctes.ltnar befrpgtes Der at uta(
bIioe ooer belle Splnnbene, iOet Ssr'
fen bar brepet Botetesgrpsiet INA
turlig trent, mroens Der mangeiteoS
err intet eller ltoet uttoer. 6olf, ION
me1ter iig at fiemoe 6orboIbeire bcoit
puoitoar bo ogiou, at Der er Itor 5dre
for, at De fLeie al OplunbS+SrGtoe'
rierne MAJ itmroie i'm 8irfiombeo
S8it, roet De life oil fltrte faa fiobi
Eotete5 til ontugelig Hris.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
6irfeiungcr OF Riniiter. Ct 8i

a%irfeangcr % Itniiter. 81 ais.
benbopnerbIuo ifrioer: 8eb @uostie'
neiten / Stobd f~orleoen Senoag be-
iergeoe oen npe &irfemrtniIter 'elp
Sieneiten iom airteianger. 8un op.
troobte ult'oa peo BERNIE Seiltgbeo
iom greitens llnoerororeoe, men ef'
ter @itbStienelten bar ban igIel
Gfsceuenoen o. Brpiten bare Sans
Ssierp9roiebeb. I'll Soften fratr9'
Der Gbriiten'et oificielt SfoleI1rer'
enbe0et | Sta0il.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
@ooe for noget.

Sans: Seq Ter. at man i Ct. 9o,tis
bar iunoet falife Sernbanetidets for
$4,000.
Der: Bel, De er go0e nof paa e II
al 9anens Ruter. nemlig ben, loni
ierer til Stutsipngilet.