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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10
ST LOUIS WON ITS SUIT.
Will Get Back Part of Bonus Paid Ann
Arbor Railroad.

The people of st. Louis, Mich, who
contributed bonus of about S2j, 600 10
the Ann Arbor Railroad Company when
the AshleyS built the road have finally
recovered portion Of the sum paid. y.
+. Darragh, representing the citizens
who put mp the bonus. commenced suit
against the company when few years
ago il tore up the tracks IN It. Louis
and built new line from Ithaca 10 Mt
Pleasant. leaving the city several miles
from its line The plaintiff was unable
10 prove the gift of only $4,000 OF the
bonus given. many of those who had
contributed having moved away or died.
Judgment was obtained for the amount
named. which. with interest, amounted
20 $4,000 The case was appealed 10
the supreme court, but today Hon. Ben
ton Hanchett announced III court that Il
settlement had been made The Ann
Arbor company pays to \. b. Darragh.
representing those who contributed 10
the bonus, SIC, 1000, and this sum will be
divided pro ratio after the costs of the
suit have been educted.-Detroit Free
Press May 9th.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10
A Word About Debts.

Sunday morning will be bebt paying
day at the Methodist church. Owing TO
the failure of large number TO pay
their subscription, made at the time of
dedication, there is an unprovided debt
of about $3.50. Free-wi subscriptions
will be taken on the following condi-
tions: No subscription becomes binding
until the whole debt is subscribed. II
provided for, the roll call of subscribers
will be called June 23 when subscrip.
tions will become due. II the whole
amount needed TO pay off this debt is
not paid in, all money actually paid in
will be returned All who are disposed
10 help are invited to attend. 1t is
especially hoped that those whose old
subscriptions are unpaid, will reasume
the obligation, or part of it on the
above conditions.
J. r. WooToN, Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10
in the hands Of the Law,

A warrant was sworn out on Wednes.
day of last week for the arrest of Henry
Johns, charged with the theft of span
of horses, harness and wagon from his
mother in.law, Mrs. Bertha Sommers, of
this place.
Last Friday Deputy Sheriff Button
arrested Johns about four miles from
the village of Sumner, and took posses.
sion of the rig. The supposition is that
he was on his way to the state of Indi'
ana. He was brought before Justice +
n. Chadwick the same day and his hear
ing was set for Tuesday, May l4th. In
default of $500 bail he was taken to the
county Jail.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10
COLLEGE MUSICAL.
Given by the Orchestra and Glee Club
Assisted BY A. w. Beckner.

The concert Of Tuesday evening last,
offered goodly audience in the College
Chapel. a most enjoyable evening. 1t
was given by two Of the organizations
in the School of Music, the Orchestra
and the Glee Club, assisted by. A. w.
Beckner, of Rockford, Ill, formerly
with the College
Even though the personnel of teachers
and students at the college constantly
changes, there was no doubt that Alma
was glad to have Mr.. Beckner again In
her midst. When he first came upon
the stage though the orchestra had be-
gan the song prelude, the audience
could not resist giving hearty round OF
applause, and at each subsequent ap-
plause there was no diminutlon OF
enthusiasm. With his first notes those
who had known Mr. Beckner before,
felt il was the same voice, clear ana
sw eet and sympathetic as always, aud
those who heard him for the first time
were instantly enrolled on the list of ad-
mirers of that voice Mr.. Beckner re-
sponded 90 encores: the program was IN
creased half its original length with en-
cores Personally, we NEST enjoyed OF
all the songs. the one by Neidinger
called Dreaming. but II is quite pos
sible that not all the audience would
agree with our taste.
Ii was most agreeable to listen 10 the
performance of both the Glee Club and
the Orchestra. These organizations are
certainly matter of pride TO all inter-
ested in the college. Both gave con-
stant evidence of the conscientious and
efficient work of their directors, Prof
Herbert Milliken and Prof. j I. Ewing
The playing of the orchestra was always
spirited, and occasional solos from viola,
cornet and violin produced pleasing
variety.
In many ways the singing of the Glee
Club was comparable TO that OF any
organization in the st .te. Many express
slons of pleasure have been heard con-
cerning the appearance of new bass
soloist in the person of Mr.. Kellogg.
He has a smooth, rich and very agree
able voice,
The accomplishments were carefully
played by Miss Wagner and Miss Sadie
Messenger, and Miss Sharp was pianist
for the orchestra.
The chapel and stage were prettlly
decorated with the college colors and
with flowers Altogether successful
evening was enjoyed. The people of
Alma await with no small degree of
pleasurable anticipation, the appearance
of the college mixed chorus in concert
which we are promised for not distant
date
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10
NEW FIRM

J. +. Schwartz manufacturer of the
celebrated Schwartz" furnace, is one
OF the busiest men in Alma. His
business has grown TO such an extent
that he decided some time ago to take
"A partner that he might share some
of the responsibilities of the business,
and has therefore associated with him
Ferdinand Montigel. The firm will
hereafter be known as j. +. Schwartz
Furnace Co. For twenty years previous
TO 1890 the Messrs. Schwartz and Mon
tigel were associated in business but at
that time they dissolved partnership.
Mr. Schwartz was engaged in the car
riage and wagon manufacturing bust
ness for time and then commenced the
manufacturing of the furnace in which
he has built up large and growing
business. The firm has lately purchased
an eight-horse power Olds & Hough
gasoline engine and will also enlarge
and make other improvement TO the
plant so that they will be able to take
care of the large and increasing trade.
They sold five furnaces last week and
many orders are looked ahead.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10
ROYCR0FT NIGHT.
A Pleasant Evening at the Sanitari

A Pleasant Evening at the Sanitarium.
A birthday party Of more than ordi-
nary interest was celebrated by w. w.
Denslow, the we'll known artist, at the
Sanitarium last Saturday night. Quite
Unexpectedly Mr.. Elbert Hubbard OF
the Fra Elbartus of the Philistine, and
head OF the famous Roycroft shop at
East Aurora, n. Y, arrived in Alma "a
help Mr.. Denslow spend the right kind
OF a birthday Mr.. Bruce Amsbary
reader, entertainer and honest Roycroff.
er, runaway from Chicago to join the
the party, and the result was most
unique and interesting time.
On Saturday evening the guests Of the
Sanitarium listened to charming in
formal talk by Mr.. Hubbard on the work
of the Roycrfeters. He told in simple
unconventional way Of the work this
little colony OF earnest working people
had accomplished. Mr. Amsbary gave
some splendid selections in dialect and
some more serious work He is certain
ly most delightful entertainer and
everyone enjoyed hearing him. Miss
Stevens, Miss Whiting, and DR. Brown.
ing gave some Of the songs from Faith
er Coos" in honor of Mr.. Denslow
who is the illustrator OF the book.
Mr.. Denslow was presented with q
straw hat full Of flowers, and everyone
felt that a Sanitarium was pretty good
place TO have party.
Very neat and attractive programs
were issued from the RECORD Office for
the event.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10

/. w. Harper Whiskey awarded gold
medal at Cotton Exposition, New Or
leans, 'S5. Gold Medal at Worlds 90.
lumbar Exposition, Chicago, '93. Gold
Medal at Paris Exposition 1900. The
kind your grand father used still leads
Absolutely pure. Sold by PAUL MURRAY
Alma, Mich.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10
Catarrh.

Called an American disease, is cured
by an American medicine, originated
and prepared in the most catarrhal Of
American countries. That medicine is
Hoods Sarsaprilla. 1t cures radically
and permanently, in that it removes
the cause, cleansing the blood of scro.
fulus and all other impurities. 1t over
comes the effects of catarrh, too, and
builds up the whole system.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-05-10
Notice
county jai

All dumping on the Village dumping
grounds shall be on Tuesdays and Fri.
days Of each week only All violators
of this order will be prosecuted.
BY order of the
COMMON COUNCIL.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-02
WISCONSIN HERE
FROM TUTU|u

The battleship Wisconsin after .
pleasant trip from Tutuila arrived here
yesterday morning on schedule. She
did not enter the harbor as the navy
slip is at present occupied by the
Roanoke and transport Rosecrans.
These vessels will be out in a day or
two and then the big war ship will en-
ter the dock where she will be coaled
and remain for about week.
A. was intimated by the officers OF
the Solace the courtmartial OF Com.
mander Tilley was a complete vindi-
cation for him. The charges which
were made against him were on a let.
ter which was written by a white wo-
man OF Apia to another white woman.
The second white woman tore the
signature OF the letter writer of the
epistle and enclosing It in an envelope
sent 1t to the Secretary Of the Navy
by whom the action was taken.
The findings of the court were pub.
lished on the quarterback Of the Wis
consln on day previous to her sail
Ing from Pago Page. Commander Til
ley and his wife will arrive here In
the Sonoma due here next week.
Admiral Casey was surprised on ar
rival here to find his wife and daugh-
ter They had come from the Coast
without his knowledge to surprise him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-02
STEAM BOILER PLUGS
THOSE IN Use on SHIPS
MUST BE Of CERTAIN STUFF
Heavy Penalty for Violation Of Law
- Informer Can Claim
Reward on
Proof.


The Treasury Department has re.
GENTLY made a ruling affecting the gov.
:. .. ..,. s ..o.
"
poiiers "hich VIII ne OF interest 10
many people here. The ruling was
made ON account Of the fact that II
has been brought to the notice OF the
department that in MANY cases plugs
used for boiler tubes are not of the
material required by law and with the
view TO making users NJ tbe plugs Iva
IN to the letter of the law the new
ruling ia being widely distributed. II
is as follows:
| Treasury Department, Nov 8, 1901.
To United States supervising and local
| INSPECTORS of steamboats,. and
others concerned.
II has recently come 10 the attention
of the Department that the provisions
of section 4436. Revised Statutes re.
uuiring f,,sible Mugs in boilers 10 be
made "of good Banca tin" are being
yiolated nv substitutinp for that metal
nllovs consisting Of but a sma,, portion
OF tin combined with lead and other
metals inferior for the purpose intend.
ed to good Bapca tim"
Az the law referred To Ia absolute an
To the use "of good Banca tin" in tbe
fusible plugs OF marine boilers. "in tina
fues, crown-sheet or other parts Of the
boiler most exposed to the heat of the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-02
nlIo Kings Daughters.

Hilo, Nov. 29.-The fair given at
the First Foreign Church last Satur.
day evening by the Society of Kings
Daughters was continued Tuesday
evening after the art exhibition, with
good success. The total sales amount.
ed to $l44, and the expenses We're less
than $40. This money goes into a
fund for the education OF Hawaiians.
The Society Of Kings Daughters "
paying the expenses OF one boy in
Kamehameha School and two girls In
the Hilo Boarding School.-Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-02
South Pole Explorers.

Cape Town, Nov. 23.-The steamer
Gauss, bearing the German Antarctic
expedition headed by Prof. Enrich Won
Drygalski, of Berlin, which sailed
from Kiel August 18th, and concern
ing the safety Of which considerable
anxiety has been felt, has arrived here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-02

All the water from the Roanoke was
pumped out Saturday and 1t was dis
covered that her coal was still afire.
She was filled again and now as the
stevedores get down the water is
pumped out to prevent any further
blaze.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-12-02
HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
Honolulu, November 20, 1901
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

c. Brewer 4 Company
Y S Sachs DIG. Co,li
LIB. Kerr q Co., Ltd.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

cicrc. AIobeiltmmen par idlt 1876
O29 Mari, 50 Yennina. 9eo al
flsbc oislca@ aor0c flsbte Stoteu an
tuit Stcmmc no al DC ltsrre 8ruHo.
crcrca NlGqic / Smoerborg areo3
Germch lcttcoc oer - bsi 8rao ocu
uplia punone Seier. Gen ttolIgere
tpitc Iorpaaier bIcp poa 0oarocn %
luarcr MI en- 6orpugming iom for.
reuter- aisbe'ummen meo 2l2 Bro.
cent, Stater mno after / Aor 1p.
taae beipoeliae S~tdiSladu 90 betalc
omtrcnt / psf. mere / Nieutc al oem
Sen 8uur. Suitbcoeu bur al. At
2nifcrne bar miitct Ell 2tcumt :
DC ilsrrc 8rlmoclercS NlasiC "a Der
nlcn 6Iertallet Ssu0crborOl
arcoSoaa % al ocn ipitc Sorpn1tcr
al Nunritcnbora QerrcAaarn er for
paatcr hos staten / Sieocn for br@
en- prtpat Cuifcr mao Stotcn olti0a
betole ulch en- onrIta Niatft al
oncr 1900 Dilrt! ! Sonohco en-
0ur 5~orneielic vi 0uuifc fmo,
rrIip toIt tunfc oS Ell iarltgcrc 9rul
al oiSie Nienae."
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

nj Sntereste for Stfseiere.

Mange al bore S9iere bdy uoen 3ut.
brust og iienoer til bet 8amle, p~adlioss
lige Wiiooel Ssnbau's Spaon Sure, Der
I Here aar ~re9slmesTist bar pGrst uoers
tsret | bore Spaltsr. DstH Tan bog pGre.
al mango al Der. npe 4bonnsnt.r lite
bar bsrt ON bet, % ri bsnleosr oerfpr MI
bsres Opm9rtiombeo pua bel. Def fnbr;
tsrss af Or. y. ). aenoau Gompanp !
Gnosburg Gals. 9ermont, % bar pGrel
| 6anoelm libt mere eno ct 6ierbeoels
Narbunhrsbs. Der fnoss lite en- Nftrol
| be 5oreneoe Slater r0er Canada, bopy
bette Wiiooel life sr ,isnot "a 5ru9t, li9cs
iom bet bar funott Snopas be fe't.
Ganes paa SorbiIooen. 4u,. iom bar be
banol,t Spaoin, Rinpbrnss Spltnts.
Gurbs % al Slags Salthso meo bette
G.tooei, trtlursr, at bet sr ott beofte. ION
inoes. Strio til oosrnrbrtt 9ompoart
efter ocres lille nnttig, 0nrlrgeboa "H
sreatiis on the !6orie uno big DiTsdiss"
% n9pn mso bet famine "0storabs %
item"
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

NVuU VT FFNNtI FHNI4 VI ~ N~H'tHNN4 N"HW
strin s'ftr pamrsftrr % Rept a 1Eeps iya ssi;.srs
o. 2sitsasE strs nj v. PEDLEY. superinten-
dent Of Immigration. Ottawa. Canada
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
"yRUoer ,Suro." Stepban

"YPDoer Soro." Stepbnn Gin.
oinqs itore, iterft b~eunoreoe. men
oqiaa itcrft tritiiere0c 9iaeobugger.
arbeiOe. itaar enonu / Ger. % STUNT,
neren former peopareuoe pao Gufelt,
beoer / Oct, ifriper D. "Iott. Dier
nuar ban merter at barre belt fPrhig.
ital 3erfet ltsbes / 8ibs OF leroe9
til Gorrnra / StaIien for al fsres
pioere / Wurmor. gn MPcen Der
ioreIsbiq sr'fer at pPre urrpnt. oil
nentIia befoite "Dtooer SorO, Der
tpnfe2 uofert / en- baoroere og life
belt hpio Rormor. ION ifiiIoe funn.
taalc 9uiten og @eirlig / Ianmnrf
mauife oog meo CT Gag oper ia. On
S~pitiQiuqen oa Steoet FOR iamurc cr
Der BOG life enonu taget euocLil
9citemmeIie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
canton 0inSiupncn.

Rddr man pso, boilten Role ri9elll
SiIsaus paa iriitt sopt 9ano ipillsr bua0s
FOR Wsnneitsr os DIR, iaa oil man lite
unore Jig oper, al Colt altto bar u9rst
Irrlig intsresieret ale iorbsoysoe Netbos
Der ansaa.noe 5oripninssr At Siemmet
meo 9anp. Der bar I9nqt cRret mango
Sloss 8inomeler | grua men ale bar
bdpt en- eIsr unoen ipag 5ioe, inotil
Stoper Wefg SO, / 5rsspogt Sa., ION
ftrusreos fin SnmIou 9alpdnl3so Steel
Wino geiu, Der fsr't tom SdnosIen
ifior. 8snne sr ct Rsiultdt Al Jorbeorn
ger. ION Ipnss at bare glort BET belt AZ
mso al. De "ipaee punttsr, iom ale os
9lore Wslsr maatts trpttss neo. 8enns
npe MsIe bar o.rfor oqiaa iaa,t en- ri
penos affirming. Den sr paG oenne torts
lib inofprt / bper en- Sroa "a bosrt 81
6isrn. / bort fore gduO o. Iigsieoes i
mane, iremmso, 9dnps, % ovralt er 5oIt
,nitsmmig / I'm Rps oper ben npe Rslr.
5orat fdu fuloft1noios OpIpsaiugsr
ON linsen bsr snhoer inisrtsieret itrio,
til cpsnnapnts 5irmd sfisr o,res canton
art Catalogue os ndpn mto bet famine
@1ecorahs poiten."
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
On Sirmpefar. Sppe i soreen !

Gn 2irmpefar. Sppe ! Sorpeu
norore 9anb er Der en- 4iit, Tom ier
no til Of furne bli en- oroentlig Ru't.
8utten, bpis Napn or Mnoreda Sor.
gen, or M 712 aor. San peter lila.
"SamhoIo" 20 aiIoeram (t53 eng.
Tnno), moolcr riinbt 9ipef liNt cper
1 Neter % bar en- Ssioe iom @utttr
| IA Mars IIheren. San or ! ;Sor.
boIo til Mlberen uirnpanIia fro'tia.
fon taae en- al fine iepnaINrcnoe /
hper Soonb % ipinec benz ntnht
iiocn innherlig gnitrenaeIie. &ofter
al 2eaemsbparirg or ban hor Ct
bent oa intelligent aniist, ca ban
itroaler al Srnobeo % 2ic. Otter
hpoo ell 2pae bar uotolt, outaaeS
@irtten at fitnnc bIipe minbit 4 GJr1
hsi.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
2pGaapl

mtre lsantHN taa Ha1si aHest sRo
paa R~oHnasf1et Get gosaHs nj az
aiA9uoe groeatzrHs ul Be kstsits
guitr. eaps priisr ierlaHass TOT
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Stuoenterbeisoet

ll0hp0e 200 engellte Stlocntcr I'll
ct ottc cages @eisA I aieberboull
mou bctrogtes irm iorclsbig ltrat'
Oct. crter al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
puu en- Notwithstanding bar nco'
taact. al oeu %iorclshta life fun pare
mco. Cmtoiminaerue oeh gelsael
uar iislge "9tutt. uulluoct til 80.
600 SIR. % hcraf bar Der btottI
teQlrt 2T,O0O &rpncr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
st Raaour blep forIeoen al

st 6anopr blep forleoen al 10
Sunoe io9et mo / 9auen hos Sneo.
fer 2aricn PED Sspif, oe Der blep On.
rel fnnect og tnget / 5oruarins. Oct
er oacrehe beapnot al iinbe zig t~iIrettC
/ Snugcnifabet. Oct pofre Gpr q :
geennneIien meget opifrPmt og piloe
life tnge RPring til Jig. men M ipt-
Ter Oct Soprc % 9irferis meo no
mPrfet Nppetit. Get err gieren3
Seuiigt al bp9ge Ell itsrre Snbbee.
ming oa bcboloc guften. Der err oars.
aammel.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sonoerivuano
&lnnet "Neimoal"

Glaoet "tSeimoal" omtoler Sen
p~reusiiife State gieuoomme / Ssu.
oeripaano % timber al De naerileite
optiebte gienoomme fun lenner iio
oaariigt for Staten. gten bar Sia.
ten oa en- iaa itor national o. poIitiif
5croel al Oisie Gieuoomstieb2 ips-.
Ger 9laoet pioere. Sa0 os tage CT
enfcIt 5ili1loe. ben itsrite Gienbom,
Stoteu hiotil bnr tisbt ! Roroiles.
uig. guguiterbors Serregnnre. au.
gutenberg Serregnnro az ben MI
oerfil herenoc tioIisere Sbomieu'ifc
garceI fisbtes al 10 tpife Yripat'
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Ytuc oanitc Srimnrfer

Observation-Disclosures er DER pda 90
AureodQrn FOR ocn isritc Qtcooclelle
ON llbiteoclicu al 90 fsritc ouultc
6rimrrter, uoquuet Rcflcubtajsrclit
ON, al Der ira ocn lite Aprll D. u.
oil blipc inoisrt nue EoitlrimTrter.
lpoenoe pad y Gre. &c me Srr.
mrrfer er Al brum ,Sorpc % al lanl'
me 1eaning iom ne nuglGloenbe .,
10 % 20 Gres SrimGrfcr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sil Nmerifa Nraaer M ON 9aae.

Sill amcrifa orager III ON Gage
ne en- bel Del ira SScoe, Sifn9s, @af.
fe % @planb, ifr. "Sleffefiorosp. "
Oct er for en- o~GientIig Gel bore
llnaoom, bporaf DC fleite life bar
ppret oeroper Tor. Otter boao pi
erforer, agter Here Horif.Q nerifos
mere, Tom bar prret en- fort Sib pna
geisg I Sieumet. paonp at bile is1s
lin 2pffe "biniihes Sooet".
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Stprtinacts ErcSsiurcuiua

life al optrGoe iom 6oriIogsitiler ill
HobeIprticu. Soreniuqen bar ueb.
toget at ieunc CT Telegram til Den en-
aeIifc gibeling al oct intcrpnrIamer'
tnriife Sreb5iorbunh / Inleorins al
@oerfriqen. Soreringen ifuI imib-
Icrtio betroate oenne aTpre iom Il
irbrc NuIiaaenbe, Der life mao OF.
fcntliuuiercs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sil Hpraes IcItaaclie |

Gil HOraes 7cltagclie | &c ntsr,
nationole bphroaraiiit. btoIoai'tc lln'
ocr'sacllcr al ocr noroligc Gel ii
Ntlanterbonet oa 9oroiiset nlco III
itsornoe Snpomroaoer | SiitcricrreS
,Snteresie inbitiuer Stortinacto Air,
rtngsfcmtte Rc. I hepileet 10000
SIR. hpia oct for lluoerisaclicrnc %.
rettenoc GcntroIbnredis SG0c BIZ
Der | ariitioniu. cllcrs 5,i00 Hr.
Tette bureaus lloaifter oniIcota til
$4,000 SER, hporuf $1,000 I'll en- DC.
neraIietretrr. 10000 TIL lite NSii.
iteirt OF $4,000 til SorretntnRSIu,
fnIe, 2obcrotorium, pihenffahcliac OF
tcfui'te NicbhipIpcre. Tcanerc non.
tori'ter etc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
,yprncmmc 8irjtcr.
0ierniotl

penber / Woi tilbnge ira lin ltoelr.
lanosrciic o. bill oa pGre leoiaget al
euoel al inc Benner ira Sranfrige,
bpilfc ban bar inbbltbt til ct Som.
meropboIo poa auleitnb. gIonor
bisic CT Sberit Rtcquort, bpen,
@iorniou bar lPrt at fienhe urocr
lit SphoIo / Baris, og til bpem bol,
M or fnpttet peb ct pormt 8enifab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Ernub. @narben Nelterbiera i
@eirurn. tilhsrenbe Riels NieIlen,
cr tptnIt nehbrenbt NIoena On.
tomit ifuIbes Sforiteusilb. ST Nur
areatnrer % noale Snin moe.
brGnote. 9naninaerne nor iorlifs
rehe for $4,000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Spo / ct Sncifrco. en- IA

Spo / ct Sneifreo. en- IA aur
gamnel Sfolegut fra SneIanb, Ole
Iollehen Sfrpmeitse, Tom ferleoen
Dag ira Sfolen paa 2iosInno for ct
reiie biem. ifriper "6Gbrelnnbsp. "
&eo Meelanb bar CT Sneifreh taect
bnm meh Tia. Sans Ssitenoe bar q
Stpfte baseiter, "a DC fom biem o.
iaoy at life DIE Dor fommet, reti,e
sSaoeren aiiteo FOR al lehe eiter ham.
San iao itror SfreSet oa inf meb IN
APnro for al grone. Z inubt Cur
ten eiter en- Times SorIsb, 300. cn
aPeter unoer Sneen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Wcact paa en- Wano.

VrnndlcrIt CT SctrciTr | 0clmrcI'en
for 9ergens Wuieum. Heooftrr al
Wtiileets Mnrbog % at "Guunrcn"
Sormauh I 9%eItpreIien for W}Il'cets
Citation. DO, | gcitpreIien for Ntuo'
rtet % S9lparfeu. DO. t Nrbciecrs
iorehroaeues 9citpreIie, geinrcr al
Commentaries, aen'erpator uco hc,l
noturhiitortife Ifoeline % %, pen
ben hi'torilf. nntifporiife g'NcItna.
alt h~enbsrcube utber 9ergena Mn.
'elum, "a III er ban ogiua nnlia be
ben ubupput til 0irettsr for urpnt,
Wtliielii.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

0sosialb. Sbp. Soanepr9it Ill
8ioppen og Eroit / Ncrbfiorns
Troiti Mnhreas Noble 0orh er AZ.
gaoet peb Cohen 70 Iar eammel.
Soaneprrit I gieaono SInf
Ghriitoffcr IieIpo err afgaoet peo
Seben / en- Mlber al AZ Ior.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Dc ipripnnbne Yularfarerc.

Digs acmnnutteitpr bar nolouet e,
@elenning nf $4,000 9ire I'll hen,
Tom timber 9eitnant Suirinl Der,
Tom beficnot, iammen meb en- orben
al StaIicnerre al "Steuo NoIare"S
@eiptning ionrt Horomanbeu Stsf.
fen fom bort nnoer SertuNcn a
Ibri1Bsernes Npropolserpeoition CT
5000 Sire til ben. Ser brinaer Huber.
refining ON ham.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Gicnbumshnn0e
gtenhon1nler

"Ruitgooroen" / Sfogn, Der eies al
Nnorcos 5se, err iolgt til Igronon,
2ars Soltermonn for Ser. 10000
meb Ceiling al Smfoiminger. !
Sonoelen meofsleer nogIe 3isr OF
Scitc. Waifiner, 8aorbs. og aiere,
reoifaber. Set / mango glar brennc
Sanatoriim ifnI ben npe gier onto.
gelig iortiGtte.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Scracnifc Riamrno.

III ofeutIigBjorte Siening for 1901
er islsenbe De bsieit beifntieoe / Der,
gen: 6. Sunht eiter en- Sornne Al
100000 ar. % Isrbtrat $4,000.
9eraens Qripnrbanf benboIospi:
100000 str. o. 100000 Str. Ser,
aena areoiibont 2.3S0.000 ar. o.
100000 ar. 9ergenife Iampifibs,
ielisab 2290,0o0 ar. oe 100000
SIR. Sfibsreoer Chr. 0iiteIicr
100000 SIR. % 250.000 ar. !. II
MomindeI & Ssn 100000 ar. %
10000 aroner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Eresien. Rasm,S Steinsoif bar
opingt lin Bot iom Rebaftsr al
MooIbIooct Gen 17oe Moi" og ifaI
ofIeieS al @lnbetS nipprenoc Me.
baftiouSiefrctpr Sr. InbcrS Sol,ge.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Rnt Scaat. StaotriteIre er meo.
eelt poo CT al afbsbe Sers Often
Sorbaraer % &ilitru oprettet 9eaa,,
hpis @rumbfonb ibgisr omtrert
29,500 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Yr9iten nocblep. en- nofiaa ii9I

Ir9itcn noeblep. Gn noflaa llGl.
ben SiIoraselie bGnote forleoen |
/ S~arlsberg fort9ler "0r. lteo
0aabl." Der iflilbe bolbes en- gru,
oepieIie % 10 gearapelier. TrGiten
par imiolertio ing % boooe nrrct BET
/ flere Gage, men Inlet afbltb blep
ien6t eaer nogen anoen Rrpit refoi.
reret, % roger Br9it fom heller life,
bpab Der nannlig par lent for Bril-
oefoIfene, ionl maatte uenoe hiein
meo ~uiorrettet Sag.