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The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14

Omaha. Ncb. nec. q. There was n
considerable number Of dcpo-itors of
thcClty savings bank present 10 with
draw their money when the doors of
that institution opened Mondny MORN
ing. ewing Ia belief that the say-
ing hauk was connected with tho
Omaha Loan. Land aud Trust Co,
which wa reported Saturday. To bs
in financial difficulty. -Four trllers
pald the drpositora as fast they pre-
scented their heula. but MAN. If them.
IN learning TINT the bank had he
come aggregated from The trust COM
panX. returned and again deposited
their money. Tho bank officials wcre
prepared for the run. and had great
piles of gold on the counters with
which 10 pay the uneasy depositors.
"1he run is due solely ta the wrong
impression that the aayiugs bnnlS ia
connected with the Omaha Loan,
Land and Trust Co" said Nice-Presi-
dent Flaes There is nu connection
whatever between the two companies.
hnt rs the owners and officers Of tho
city savings bank short time ago,
bought the savings bank department.
of the Omaha Loan, land and Trust
Co. and is occupying the Offices for
mcrly occupied by It. number of
persons do not yet realize that tho
two institutions arc entirely separate
and distinct
"Wbilc there Is absolutely no cause
for the rum" continued Alr Flack,
"fhc city savings bank Is prepared To
meet any demands that may be made.
aud will pny promptly every deposit
tor who presents his book"
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
FoUR VICTIMS OF BoLoMEN.
The Fate of George Hayes and Par
ty. Prospecting In the Philip
pines, Is at Last Revealed.

White Sulphur Springs, Mont, Dec.
9.-The fate of George Hayes and n
party of three prospectors who left
here TO prospect in the Philippines, in
1899, has been revealed in letter
just received in this city. The party
has been missing since March, 1900,
and every effort to locate the miners
has been futile up to this time. Rev.
J. c. Lenhart, formerly a minister at
Hawaii. residing at Manila, was in
duced by friends of the missing men
to take up the search. Diligent in
quiry on his part disclosed the fact
that the party, disregarding the
warnings of the military not to ven
ture beyond their lines Of defense,
had gone into the mountains of CEN
tral I.uzon Later the bodies of the
four men were found literally
chopped to pieces by bolomen. The
heads and arms were severed from
the bodies and the bodies were other
wise horribly mutiIated. Hayes and
James Brown were identified by pa
pers they had upon their persons.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14

o'clock Sunday afternoon, and be-
fore going refused to give any par
ticulars beyond the information that
an announcement would be made on
Tuesday at the White House. Mr.
Butler has long been one of the fore
most champions Of university exten-
sion. and it is understood Mr.. Car
negie has had frequent consultations
with him concerning the enterprise.
According to the plans prepared by
Mr.. Carnegie and his advisers, the ma
tionaI organization is to have its
headquarters in Washington, but its
operations are to extend throughout
the United States. the work to be car
ried on in cooperation with nnigersi-
ties everywhere.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
A WEEKS RECORD
All the News of the Past Seven
Days Condensed.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
News of the Industrial Field, Personal
and Political Items, Happenings
at Home and Abroad.
HOME AND FOREIGN ITEMS
THE NEWS FROM ALL THE WORLD
CONGRESSIONAL.

The Fifty-seventh congress conssced in
Washington at noon on the %. Senator
4 Frye (Me) presided over the senate and
the oath of office was administered to new
H members In the house David Il. Hender-
Il son Qa.) was reelected speaker. The usual
Il committees were appointed to inform the
president and the senate that the house
was organized and ready 10 do business
Three thousand bills were introduced cur
ing the session. among them being meas
ures making February Z, Lincoln 5 birth
day, national holiday; granting state
hood to Oklahoma: creating department
OF commerce. labor and manufactures ap-
propriating so, 600 for a monument 10 Pres
ioent William II. Harrison at South Bend,
Ind; to prevent combinations in restraint
of trade; for the punishment of persons as
saulting or killing the president of the
Il United States.
The presidents message was read in tho
senate on the 4th and a committee was ap'
#pointed to join house committee to de.
eide upon tribute of respect TO the late
President Mckinley. In the house the
speaker named the committee on rules
after which the presidents message was
Tead and a committee appointed to act
with senate committee with reference to
4 tribute to William Mckinley. A bill was
introduced to extend the Chinese exclu-
sion law 20 years
On the 4th bills were introduced in tho
senate to provide for the exclusion anc
deportation of alien anarchists. fixing
death penalty for assassination or at
tempted assassination of the president;
for the establishment of a department O.
commerce; to make the census bureau
permanent: to repeal the bankrupt law;
for the laying of a cable TO Hawaii and
the Philippines fixing the salary of the
vice president at $4,000, of the chief JUS
tice of the supreme court at S15,500 and
of associate justices at $4,000; granting
free mailing privileges to Mrs. Mckinley,
widow of the late president; a constitu-
tlonal amendment changing the day for
the Inauguration of the president of the
United States from March to the last
Thursday in April. The house was not
Il in session.
Debate upon anarchy opened in the SEN
ate on the 5th. Senator McComas (Md)
urging the need of a strong law and Sen
Fl ator Hoar (Mass) pointing to the diff
n culties and suggesting an international
penal colony. Senator Penrose Pa.) intro
duced a bill to prohibit all idiots, paupers
and persons liable to become a public
charge from coming to this country. A bill
was passed extending the life of the In
dustrial commission until February 15
next Adjourned to the 9Th. The house
was not in session.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
HOT FIGHT WITH ROBBERS.
One WINS Killed. n second wounded,
Third Captured nnd the
Fourth Escaped.

Lead, S. -, Dec. 9.--'Ihe general
store Of Edward Wood. at Galenn, s.
D., was robbed Of some merchandisa
and $40 in money Sunday night and
Sheriff Dotcn. OF Deadwood, and
Deputy Patrick Patterson, Of this
city, started after the robbers early
Monday morning. They came up to
them. three in number in a wagon,
in awberrY gulch, and fight en-
name could not be learned, was
killed. aud the driver. who escaped.
WAS wounded in the arm. The third
was captured. Neither Of the oiii-
GERS was hurt
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
pERsoyAL AyD PoLITIc4L.

Mrs. Polly Cauble celebrated her
one hundredth birthday at her home
near Hitchcock, Ind.
Richard Croker announces his retire
ment from Tammany leadership Janu-
airy l.
Eleven out of IA cities in Massachu-
setts voted for license. gain Of one
over last year. Ten cities elected re-
publican mayors.
Ex-Congressman I. n. Evans died
at his home in Hatboro, Pa, aged "A
years.
Capt. Richard R. Turner, aged 6s,
keeper of Libby prison at the evacua-
ton of Richmond, died in Isle Of
Wight county, Va.
Capt. Joseph Perry Sanford, U. S.
NJ, retired, aged S. years, died at his
home at Stamford. Conn.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
NEWS ABOUT THE cAPrIvEs.
Miss stone aud Nine. TsIIkn Now
said 10 he Concealed In the
vicinity OF HIIo.

soda. bulgaria, Dee. according
10 information received from Saloni-
cn. Miss Ellen VI. Stone aud Mime.
Tsilla. her companion. are concealed
in the vicinity Of Rilo (about five
miles south of Dubntxa. In Bulgarian
territory. The news wns brought by
a Macedonian who left there Decem-
Der /. aud who furnished precise in
formation regarding the hiding place
and the names Of the agents supply
ing food for the briRands and their
eaptiyes. IT is understood that ths
information Is considered reliable
enough 10 justify the American OFF,
cials in Turkey dispatching ennis
saries TO trent with the bandits.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
OTHERWISE UNN0TICED.

$. ". Marshall. a kansas city bank
teller. Was struck by "a train and Ia
tally injured
George brewing uas fatally wound
ed hY Fred Errnueekee in saloon
fracgs at ST Louis
Tho Wabash railroad at ST. Louis.
Is planning elevated tracks to enter
the Worlds fair site.
Plans are under consideration for
the erection of mammoth under
wear factory m ST. Louis
MANY Asiatle states ARE preparing
IA make e>hihit> at the Louisiana
Purchase centennial exposition.
1t is sand that kear-Admirnl samp.
son is failing rapidly and il is not
expected chat he will regain control
of his faculties
Gustaye A. Ludwig of ST. Louis.
contracted blood poisoning while
handling poultry. aud physicians
We're unable To saNc his life.
\ fight IT, expected III the senate
etcr The confirmation Of George
Nacster whom the president appoint
ed revenue collector in Seuth Caro-
lima,
Mayor stephen Charters Of Anso.
MIA. Conn. continues to work at the
carpenter trade because his salary
Of Saoo Is not sufficient FOR his sup
port.
Danny Naher the American
Jockey, was the best percentage oi
all the boys ON the English turf thii
yeur, he having ridden - winners on
of Ais mounts.
". Bourkc Cochran. in IA speech ai
pro-lloer meeting in Chicago. sun
day night. declared that President
Roosevelt 10y one word. can end tn,
war in South Africa.
The widow of former President
Harrison rcscnts the Interference oi
her stepsun, Col. uusser Harrison, ii
the matter of her securing IA pension
from the government,
II is expected that the senate may
net fayorably on the Hay -pauneefote
treaty This week, and that the house
will pass measure to meet the Phil.
ippiue turin situation.
The prince Of Wales has cabled hia
coincidence to Minister of Railways
4. q. Blair and Mrs. Blair, whose
daughter was drowned in the Ottawa
river, in Canada, Friday.
The Kreutl Zeitung, a German pa
per representing Il large and respect
able element Of the German people
denounccs President RooseVelt's mes
sage to congress as Napoleonie doc
umcnt.
\ New York priest Is dying Of blood
poisoning because hc refused to per
init surgeons 10 amputatc one Of hi,
thumbs, stating that If the thuml
were removed he wouls bc unable Il
celebrate mass.
Secretary of state Hay may be com
PEELED 10 appear in n New York court
and answer TO "A charge Of eontempf
for refusing to reveal public secrets
in libel suit In which he was sub
poenaed as witness.
President Francis and Trensurel
Thompson Of the 81. Louis World
Fair Co. while in Washington, vii
begin the work of securing from con
gress an increased appropriation foi
the Worlds fair exhibit and nationa
commissions expenses.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
DOMESTIC.

The fire losses in the United States
for November amounted to ST., ZOO, 900,
making the losses thus far this year
$140,0O0.000
The public debt statement issued on
the I'd shows that the debt decreased
sl1 ,206,512 during the month of No
vember. The cash balance in the treas
ury was $317,010,664. The total debt,
less the cash in the treasury, amounts
4 to $1,0ll, ,626,445.
In prize fight in Chicago with
James Driscoll August Reininger is
said to have sustained injuries which
caused his death.
a stove to burn soft coal without pro.
Il ducing smoke has been invented by Il
Troy (N. " man.
Il Government receipts in November
N'amounted to $45,776 776 and expendi
lures to $4019S, GIG, which leaves a
# surplus for the month of $5,517 $50 and
"A S52.sIs930 for the five months of the
Fl #present fiscal year.
4 dying stowaway was discovered in
the hold of an ocean liner. nailed in
box, where he had been for 10 days
during a trip from Hamburg to New
York.
The supreme court has decided that
the Philippine islands and Porto Rice
became domestic territories of the
United States Immediately upon the
ratification of the peace with Spain.
Secretary Gage transmitted to con-
gress his estimate for appropriations
needed for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1908. The total is 500, ,s27.-
6SS, which is SIS, ,o0o, 900 less than the
estimates for 1902.
Ban Johnson has been reelected
president of the American league and
next seasons ball games have been
hxed at 140, to begin on April %.
The South Carolina and West In
dan exposition was formally opened
TO the world in Charleston with words
OF greeting from the president of the
United States.
Maintenance of the protective tar
IN advocacy of reciprocity. publicity
as the chief remedy for trust evils.
rigid exclusion of anarchists, mainte-
nance Of the Monroe doctrine, building
0i the isthmian canal. adherence to
NFA service and restrictions on immi-
grafton are the features of the presi-
4.nis message 10 congress.
me First national bank OF Ballston
apa' n y, has been closed pending an
..a'es'igation. 1t is ch&ged that the
100000. =
me fifth annual convention Of the
Chicago. :
r.. iWenty-five shoe manufacturers Of
s.nclnnati have declared their inde.
fsauenee of organized labor.
H.. an automatic telephone exchange
naS been invented and successfully
pTTated 81 by Baltimore inventor.
nomas w. Lawson lost SIP .o00. 600
A. ~ me recent drop in copper. He viii
9.- ms stock, however, at all costs.
ieaiian residents of the United States
- presented the government a
p.e ppsOnze tablet in memory of the late
''esiaent Mckinley.
.ght Of eonsumptiye immigrants to
4 ~ The United States is denied by
1 oari il. New York, which ruled thar
s might be excluded.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
A DEVASTATED VILLAGE.
The Entire Business Portion of
Coolies, Michigan swept
Away by Fire.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Dec. 9.-The en-
tire business portion Of the village Of
Coolies, 20 miles west Of Kalamazoo,
was destroyed by fire Monday. Six
teen business places were burned and
the total loss is estimated to be
about 100000. The insurance is
small. The cause of the fire, which
started in a butcher shop, IS un-
known. There was no loss of life.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
THE TRIAL OF MRS. BONNIE.

opixIon the location of rne mp
wound, such as received by Ayres,
could not be materially influenced in
its hight or direction by the fact that
deceased was or was not walking or
running. DR.. Carr was on the stand
during a major portion of the day,
his testimony relating manly 10 the
relative positions Of Mrs. Bonine and
Ayres when the killing took place.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
COMBATING ExTRADITIoN.
II. ~. John Dis. the Alleged wreck
er Of "a DnnL Mt Mhntcom,
wash, Again demanded.

London. Dee 9.H. St. John Dix.
who is charged with larceny commit
ted in the United States, and who ~
alleged to have wrecked the seandi-
nayian- American bank at Whatcom,
Wash. was again remanded at the
Bow Street police court until Decem-
ber T. in spite Of the protests Of the
United States embassy officials. Coun-
sci for the prisoner claimed that he
had time to examine the extradition
papers.
Mr.. Dix addressed the court in sup
port Of further remand. declaring
There is "a LOT which is not true in
those papers."
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
American Gold Production.

Washington, Dec. 9.-Ihe esti.
mated production Of gold in the Unit
ed States during the calendar year
1900 was of the value Of S79, III 900,
and, notwithstanding the fact that
this country led the world in produc-
tions, its imports exceeded its ex-
ports by S12.s6e.01O. The production
of North America, practically all of
which comes to the United States,
was S116.O51 900.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
Canal Protocols signed.

Washington, Dec. e.-The state de-
partment has signed protocols with
Nicaragua and Costa Ricas in which
those governments agree TO sign the
necessary treaties for the perma-
nent lease of territory necessary for
the construction of an isthmian
canal and its administration by the
United STATES
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
THE COUNTY SAFE ROBBED.
The Newton County (aIIssJ safe
Robbed of Pension Warrants
Checks and Cash.

Meridian. Miss. Dec. 9.-The New
ton county safe at Decatur. the c0un-
~ seat II newton county. was
robbed, Sunday night, Of $4,000 in
pension warrants, large quantity Of
school teachers warrants, s2,25O in
checks, number of post Office mon
ey orders and a quantity Of stamps,
and over 5000 in cash.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
Canal Report was Unanimous.

Washington, Dec. e.--Examination
Of the report Of the Isthmian Canal
commission, which was sent to con-
gress last week, shows that it is a
unanimous report, signed by every
one of the nine members of the com.
mission. There is no minority report.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
COL. JOHN DoNIPHAN DEAD.
The weII-KnoSn Missouri Veteran
of the Mexican aud Civii Wars
Dead nt st. Joseph, Mo.

st. Joseph, 40, Dec. Col. John
Doniphan. hero Of the Mexican and
civil wars and for 80 years promi-
nent in the affairs of Missouri. died
at his home, in this city, Monday
morning. Col. Doniphan was born
in Ohio in 1926. lie was an odd fell
low Of national prominence and was
the first president of the konsas
City. ST. Joseph & Council Bluffs rail-
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
Refuses 40 Discuss the strike.

pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 9.-F. 7. Mol
ly, president of the switchmen's
union, is holding conference with the
leading switchmen of this district
who are on strike. He refused to dis.
Suss the strike.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
onno.ed 30 IrrIgatIon plan.

Washington. Dec 9.--There are in
dications that farmers in the New
England. middle Atlantic and south
ern states viii bring all possible pres-
sure TO bear to bring about the de-
feat of federal aid for irrigation OK
the arid land sections of the west
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
screen Door Plant burned.

Rhinelander, Wis, Dec. 9,-The
Wabash Screen Door Co. plant was
entirely destroyed by fire late Sun
day night. The loss is in the neign-
borhood of 100000. partically coy
cred by insurance.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14

Washington, Dec. "a resolution
appropriating $4,000 for transport
ing and the installation of a govern
ment exhibit at the Charleston ex-
position was passed by the senate.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
FOREIGN.

Edward John Eyre, who was govern
or of Jamaica and its dependencies,
1s62-1s66. died in London.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
PREPARED FOR THE RUN.
A Misapprehension Caused a Run
On the City Savings Bank of
Omaha, Neb., Monday.
OEPOSITORS ALL GOT THEIR MONEY.

The Bnn started tnder the Impres-
sion rhnt III. Hank ws= Connect
cd With - Concern which was
u.portsd On saturday 10 lie ia
Financial Dtmeulta.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14
Mnr Department..

TO be Chaplains: Geo. {. stulL
Montana. J. G Granville, Missouri;
il. =. Silver, Nebraska. Thos. H..
Dickson. Missouri
Artillery; First Lieut.. Geo N. Ap-
pie, at large.
The Scranton chronicle. (Scranton, Miss.) 1897-19??, 1901-12-14

Washington. Dee oThe president
sent the following nominations IL
the senate;
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
waIe Goaeae, Walespiue, gsis.

Senne Sfple bar FIR u9ret orepet al
@resbbterianerne. 3 5sir fifbte Sutbcs
ronerne ben; % Oct mna oniees for CT
fort 5elo for 3oriferne / Smegnen al
Ga grosie. at DC paa Iaa rimelige Sils
tanr iii fiebt petu1e nrrbifulbe Sfolcs
eienopm. Sc bar lGnge ldpnet en- Seis
Ifole / lin Niiote. boor bort Soils ratio
male og religisic SnteresIer tunce bare
taaes. Scr bar DC en- iaaoan. Sfoleris
eligqenben er iaa pdffer, at ielp Hitther
College | Secornb life bar npeet Sortrtn
/ BET Stbffc. @ngniueerne mibereaur mi
Ell a~rnnbig Separation oa bill ON ct var
llacrs Sib bore / aoo Stano. 5rc Ear
rere cr for Siben %aiiiatte: ri at benz mo-
eramineret peo llniperiitetet | &riltianid,
eeri annen bee Stntsuniperiitetet ! Nas
oiion, @is., Den treble peo Slther eols
legc / Secorah, So. 50 at Dem bar be-
ret Sfolebcltnrere | Here Var, ida De er
life ufienote meb Irbeioct.
Sfolen ifaI inopies Sonbag ben lite
Sec 90 anbnes Den fsIgenbc Gag. aatas
Logger pg nrrmere Splpsninscr tan faaes
pcb at benpenbe jig til Sfolens 8eltnrer,
9. @. Bin,meItab,
@dlespilie, 8is.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
sra yirpana, Wis.

Seq bill berpeo gisre mig Iaa Fri at
lGaee geilag paa ct tibet Bum | "Secos
rabsEoiten"s Spalter, ON bet fanlfe
funbe interesiere nogen al DC 9rebe S9s
iere at ie ct tibet Stptfe / Slapet ira
oisIe Srafter al 2anoet.
Com enbper b~efienbt bapbe pi forlepen
CONNER en- iterf sarme os Serfe. Iaa
Splineer bIcp life pioere goo unbtagen
Sobatdplineeu, iom forbaabentlia oi gipe
notiaa sobt llbbptte. pa oct ipues at
bore ualminbelis COB Yris paa penne
Bare.
Yotetesaplingen tlaaes Der pber, oa
entelte life fit mere. erp De trRn9er til
S9bpoteter n9ite Iar.
g%efolfninaen berrltnbt felger meb Sts
ben, Oct beniier ale De Sorentn9er og
2oscr. Iom er itiftet runbt ON % ale
pelopbprfeoe Sarme % forbebrebe 8eo>
ifaber idmt De tibsnlesitee % fomrortas
bic Suie. iom relies baaoe / Sp o9 paa
2dnb.
Sorleoen 2srbaas Gften. Den 9oe bs.
bapbe ben norife gteniebeb fo%ranltaltet
EN- S~perraifelie for Meniebeoens ErGlt.
Yaitor s.. No. Grub. &lotfen balp
ote iamlebes MIA i Sfr9bber opi9ltms
Siis, pg en- Stunb ienere marlhereoe
ben talrige Sfare til bet 6rs, hpor Yas
loren leper ps operratte bam @aper I'll
ell @9rbi at 40 Collars. iom ct gepis
paa Reni9bebenS Ielpilie operfor Den
luee Yrpit. Yaitoren taffepe paa Gn>
aelif | ~pelpalate Orb for Den bunt bite
@eIpilie og Oubeit. gfterpaa ierperebe
apinoerne al De m%eobraste ~belfplote
alirpe.
Otter at babe Ianttnlet libt meo Sens
ner pg Setienbte o9 paabert libt Waultt
ino imellem, reiIte eubper til lit Slem I
@isbeben ON at babe tilbraet en- fornetea
Zig Strro hos ben unse YrGItemano.
X. Sab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
albert Sea, Minn.

Seq bar M inart bapt "Ypiteu" ct
aar. ps ies maa lise, at bet er bet beos
ie glab. iom leo bar. Gen brinser ale
ifens gpt fra SiGrnt, ina e bill lea. at
c bill ba "Yoiten." iaa l9ngie. iom fan
ifrapa | iamens elm Collar % fem aa
tjnec Gents, aupfpan. ga, hi bar bant
ell gob SOFT. iaa &egu os llpeir bar life
prret til Climber for Saruterne. Aplins
gen blep 9ob beromtriua, iaa ilRr lowl
Mails 90 Roteter. Sprreitcn oar pi IN
gentins at fldgc pper. Settiouformaiio
Sui @unberipn fra Spin Gales, Rinu..
bar ilnttet lin Samilie bib til Albert Sea,
bpor ban bar bpsset iis ct pent ug foits
bart SuS.
Senrp o.. Gale 90 Ole Sbompion bar
taset zig en- Sur til gtoro Satota. bpor
be agter at tiebe 2aub. Hels Sllpn os
Sen Ole fra gmmons, Minn.. reiite
berisiennem 8pen forleben paa i'm Yei
til Raribau Grintp for at tiIbrinse ct
Bar Tigers 9io hos S%I9gtnineer. %
nloaite De tieber iis 9auo oerube, fsreno
be fommer tilbase. Otto 8unoerien ags
ter mart at reiie til minneapolis, os oers
fra til Storifogen / @isconiin, bnor ban
BIZ tilbrinse @intcrer. gbpin oe Som
Nesbp fra Searnile, Soma. tilbraete Ell
llses SID / Ssit hos ltne gebiteforGlbre
Der | 8peu.
@iee en- peulig 4..ien til Soften" og
oens mango S9lere. .. Z. ..
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-22
Aorrefponoance.

Hs.anr nbm Ra0s % aprDk hs as BET mhas snru rL be bh ms smus snnsn
~ q Hnsntonn Nmna nil life bbe Ohutssot mfcmMDe phommm~as rnpsnmt sNu
be. mel Snafium asb ne RsSua s apruinn