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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-14

Mrs. C l TX the mother of that organization that is doing so much to spread Chris tianity to the re- motest parts of the world.
 Mrs. Clark is as greatly interested in the work of tho Sooiatu ns iS
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-14

As Dr. K. E. Clark is the father oh the Christian Endeavor society so i&I
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Oneida Trouble Settled.

Oneida miners returned to work this
morning, the differences between them
and Coke Bros. & Co.'S uperintendents
having been adjusted by the revokal of
the order compelling the men to report
before a. NJ. in order to be lowered
down the slope.
The determined stand taken by the
locked-out employees attracted the at
tenton of persons who have more inter
est in maintaining harmony between
miners and operators than the clique at
Drifton, and a curt notice from the an
thracite powers, commanding the COM
pany to live up to the spirit and letter
of its posted notices, brought about a
sudden change in the demeanor of the
pompous tigure-heads who think they
are uperntendening Coke Bros. & Co. s
coal affairs
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Murderer Placed in Jail.

John Gulick, slayer Of his mother and
brother, is now locked in Sunbury Jail.
Since the commission of his crime last
Tuesday morning he has roamed aim
lessly through the mountains eating
sweet birch during the day and at night
going into some town and begging food
from door to door.
On Saturday night he wandered to the
old homestead where he committed the
crime and sought shelter in an out
building. After kindlng fire in the
stove he sat there all night and was dis
covered yesterday morning. The aged
father was called and shook bands with
his son, whom he took back into the
very room where he had killed his
mother.
The double murderer stood in silence
for moment, aud then sat down at the
breakfast table and parto TX of hearty
meal. The murder was It mentioned.
Through with the meal, he went up
stairs and changed clothing In the
meantime constable arrived and
placed him under arrest.
When the warrant was read to him he
remarked: Il intended to give myself
up on Monday | am tired of being
hunted like dog and being driven from
place to place. l stood on hill on Fri
day and saw the funeral of my mother
and brother"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
PERSONAL.

James Halpin, of Scranton, is spend
ing few days at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Halpin,
Birk beck street.
Mrs. Della Chambers and son and
daughter, of Brooklyn, N. Y, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kulp, North
Centre street.
DR.. Thomas Birk beck, of Philadelphia,
spent yesterday with his parents here.
Miss Name O'Neill, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Upper Lehigh friends.
Joseph Houston and Hugh McGarvey,
OF Mahanoy City, spent Easter at their
homes in town.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Delegates Elected.

Thomas Gallagher and John Shovlin,
of Freeland, were elected yesterday by
the Young Mems Corps to represent the
society at Scranton next month in
annual convention OF the Scranton C. T.
A. Union. President John j. McNeis
will also attend the convention in his
official capacity, and will enter the race
as candidate for delegate to tho
national convention Of the union.
Mr.. McNels has been hard worker
for the cause Of temperance for many
years and the Scranton union can make
no better selection to send as its repre-
sentative to the national union.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Married on Saturday.

Eugene West, of town, and Miss
Bertha c. Betterly, of Butler valley,
were married on Saturday at Hazleton
by Rev. E. S. Stoffet, of that city. The
news that the ceremony had been per-
formed was surprise to the friends of
the young couple. Mr.. and Mrs. West
left Immediately for Monroe county,
where they are enjoying their honey
moon as the guests of Mr.. Vests rela-
tves.
The groom has recently taken charge
of the saloon which for many years was
conducted by Condy 0. Boyle, and upon
their return from their wedding tour
they will make their home here.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
ROUND THE REGION.

George Kleckner, who was to have
been initiated as member of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics at
Tamaqua, by mistake entered the I'm
proved Order of Red Mems quarters,
where a class was also to be initiated
Before the mistake was discovered he
was well into the mysteries of Red Men
ship and he was made full-fedged
Indian without having been proposed or
balloted for.
Take a sniff of that it will cure any
headache" said an alleged patent msdi
cine agent to Nicholas Gillis, of Luzerne
borough, handing him bottle Gilis
shifted vigorously and awoke half an
hour later. The agent had gone, so
had $l4. ellis gave the alarm and the
man was captured and is now in Jail.
He gives his name as Lafayette Hall, of
Johnstown.
Il had piles so bad | could get no
rest nor find a cure until | tried De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. After using
it once, | forgot | ever had anything
like piles. e. C. Boice, Somers Point.
N. Y. Look out for limitations. BE
sure you ask for DeWitts. Growers
City drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan, the
Oldest married couple in this county,
had the pleasure of celebrating the
flfty-ninth anniversary Of their marriage
last week at Wilkesbarre. Mr.. Morgan
is Sc years old and his wife is II. They
were married at the county seat and
have lived there ever since.
You cannot enjoy perfect health rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes if your liver
is sluggish and your bowels cogged
DeWitt's Little Early Risers cleanse
the whole system. They never grippe.
Growers City drug store.
the borough of Hughestown, a milo
north of Pittston, which has affected
about five acres of territory and wrecked
several houses. A handsome residence
owned by John Fischer has been ripped
apart and two houses owned by Charles
Schmaltz and John Carichener have
been tipped badly,
Spring coughs are specially danger
Gus and unless cured at once, serious
results often follow. One Minute Cough
Cure acts like magic. 1t is not com
mon mixture but is high grade remedy.
Growers City drug store.
Editor Richard Little, of the Scran-
tonian, has had warrants issued for the
arrest Of Fred DiIcher, of the United
Mine Workers executive board, and
Martin d. Flaherty, a prominent labor
leader of Scranton. The charge pre-
ferred against them is conspiracy.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Renewed the Lease.

The Freeland Opera House Company
yesterday gave notice to the Young
Mems c. I. A. b. Corps that a renewal
of the lease of the Grand opera house
building had been decided upon to date
from August l next to August /, 1902.
The rent the coming year, which is the
third and last year covered by the lease,
will be $3.50, an increase Of $50 over the
rent for the present year. According to
the terms Of the lease it was necessary to
give the Young Mems Corps four months
notice of the Opera House Company's in
tention to renew
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Separate Union for Firemen.

The international Brotherhood of Sta
tionary Firemen has decided that the
tiremen employed at the mines are not
compelled to join the United Mine Work
ers, but belong to the Firemen's Union.
The union has ordered all who Joined
the miners organization to resign, and
to pay no heed to any attempt of the
miners to get them into their union.
This division pleases the operators, as
the firemen will not be compelled to
strike with the miners.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
ARE YOU A
BUFFALO
Sketch Of a New and Grow
ing Organization.
Membership Embraces Many
Persons of National Repu-
tation - Initiation Fee Is
Eleven Cents.
Are you a Buffalo?

%A'N yOh q
Perhaps you haven't heard OF the new
order that recently struck this town and
numbers its members by thedozens. To
learn the mysteries of this far-famed
order it costs eleven cents-and some
over. This is how it is done:
One of your friends meets you on the
street and inquiries, Are you Buffalo?"
Or course you are not, and tell him So
Then your troubles have just begun
He replies, "Wel, give me eleven cents,
and will initiate you"
You suspicion "sell" at once and
decline, but he assures you it is all
right, and you make the contribution.
Then he proceeds to make you a Buff
falo. You are given the grand hailing
sign, and the answer; next comes the
grip; then follows the admontion in
regard to what you do on certain oc-
casions. You are next taken into some
place of business and given practice
lesson. If you have been attentive dur
ing the initiation service, you get along
In good shape and see where your eleven
cents goes to, but If you have been
careless and did not observe the in
structions Of the Buffalo, you are greet
ed with a general invitation to buy,
buy, buy"
There is nothing else left for you to
do but to purchase anything the com
pany wants. After having SATISFACTORY
ly passed this test, you are greeted as a
full-hedged Buffalo, and informed that
you are entitled to the best to be had.
The initiation is on the "quick-lunch"
plan, and it bars no one that is out of
jail or the cemetery, who can raise
eleven cents or more. This is the only
requirement, and it is here that the Joke
comes in. For the prospective candi-
date seldom has the exact amount, and
tenders anywhere from a quarter to
twenty dollars when asked for his fee,
with the result that he is out just that
amount, being blandly told that "Bufa-
loes never give change"
This merry form of hold-up has made
"Buffaloes" out of nine-tenths of the
United States senate, almost all the
lower house, and successfully on no
less than seven governors, one Of whom,
Dietrich, OF Nebraska, paid SEQ to learn
the cardinal principle regarding change.
No less parsonage than Vice President
Roosevelt fell y victim to the wiles OF
member desirous of getting square.
and the strenuous-lived Teddy was
buncoed to the extent of SIS on the day
Of his Inauguration by Chicago politi-
clan who had been previously "buffalo-
ed" Andrew Carnegie was caught in
it to the extent of silver dollar, as was
also John d. Rockefeller, who separated
himself from quarter to learn the
mystic secret Of the order.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
A Disappointing Day.

Easter Sunday, usually considered the
opening OF spring, was wet, cold and
dreary, and the many Easter bonnets
and new suits, which had been pur-
chased with the intention OF being
donned for the first time yesterday,
were sadly stored away for more aus
picious occasion.
In the churches the services were all
well attended, especially at those where
special music and singing had been pre-
pared
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Spent Easter at Home.

The following students were noticed
in town for Easter:
Lehigh university-Frank Roberts,
Daniel Sachs, Richard Cunningham.
Villanoya-Thomas Campbell
Philadelphia Dental-P. X. O'Donnell.
Cornell-Calyin Albert.
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Howard Albert.
Carlisle-Daniel Kline, Roger Deyer.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
A Royal Photographer,

The German empress is an exception
ally skillful amateur photographer, and
she has most interesting collection Of
pictures. The empress takes snap shots
at the court festivities, and she has Sc
cured photograph of the crown prince
when he appeared for the first time on
parade as full officer of the guards.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Investigating a Death.

The death Of John Beros, of Carbon
and Washington streets, who died on
Friday in the Miners hospital from in
juries alleged to have been received by
falling down stairs on March 80, is being
investigated by the authorities. There
are reasons to believe that his death was
due to injuries other than those caused
by the alleged falling down the stairs.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Also n Character,

The shah of Persia is a great carl
caturist. The walls Of his private
apartments are covered with plain
white paper, and on this he scribbles
funny pictures whenever the fancy
takes him. When he grows tired of
them, they are washed off or the room
is repapered.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Explanations in Order.

The borough auditors will convene
Wednesday evening for the purpose of
hearing explanations from ex-Secretar-
les Davis and Mcclellan, regarding the
missing leaves of the eI-tax collectors
exoneration book. They may also in
quire into other matters pertaining to
the audit which do not at present ap-
pear quito clear.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08

You will waste time If you try to cure
indigestion or dyspepsia by starving
Yourself That only makes it worse when
you do eat heartily. You always need
plenty OF good food properly dlgested.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the result Of
years of scientific research for something
that would digest not only some elements
of food but every kind. And it is the
one remedy that will do 10. Growers
City drug store,
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
Band Ball T0niUht.

The annual ball of St. Patrck's cor
net band will be held this evening at
Yannes' opera house. The members
have made preparations to accommo-
date their friends and expect to have a
large number present. Music will be
furnished by st, AIMS band and re-
freshments will be on sale.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08

Last winter was confined to my bed
with very bad cold on the lungs.
Nothing gave me relief. Finally my
wife bought bottle of One Minute
Congh Cure that effected speedy cure.
l cannot speak too highly of that ex-
cellent remedy. Mr.. T. X. Houseman,
Manatawney, Pa. Growers City drug
store.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
MIsCELLANEoUs ApyERTIsEMENTs

HNOR SALE-SG0o for five-room dwelling and
l. Tot: 0OXlhO feet, on North Brkbeck street
Si6Oo FOR the John Dusheck property, 50x150
feet, on North Washington street.
81 800 for the Charles Shiffer property. 7Oxl5O
feet, on West Walnut street.
For particulars apply to G. o. Stroh.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1901-04-08
PLEASURE.

April s.-Ball of ST. Patrick's cornet
band at fannes' opera house. Admis-
sion, so cents
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10


9ronntngcn MI bar onraipet iia meo
en- ertra Sippaet.
Ora 3nsianb. sSor forf gio Iioen
boiotes | aartfoff, Gislnno. Ell me.
tallurglf aongres, Der ipnes at jfune
reiilltere | en- fi1npem9siig nisiiff
Serns % Stadl. ~Ring". On $40.
mite, reprRieitereitoe De Itsrite rms.
ute Sfaol.6irmaer bar benperi0i Tia
til cen a~siiitererloe 5inansminiiter
iieo Numbering ON Statens Stette,
og bet niaa iiorsmmes, at oenne
aonlite life er beifeoen / inre Sororin.
ger. Soritoen at faa "Hinuen amer.
flenot frPper oen al Staten: ~
Statsbanernes 9eitiGimer maa pore
itpre % ~regelmpsiige og aipes grin,
gen" tire aar | Sorifuo. y Ser mao
lerges Tor at n~oenlanoif MaIfineri
uoeluffes ira Higet, - 8eltiainaer
ira Trinatiolf mac life nrootaaes /
Statens GGrfiteoer. a Statens
@9rfiteoer bsr aligeoel oueroraees
til usiiife aompagnier. Geripm
"Ginsen" faor ale bisie arou inbpil-
get, ioa bgr ben funne flare Tia no
genlnnoe bra, ifuIoe pi tro.
Narrcitreaer. On beipnoerlie mis-.
oelalcerif &omebie ipnes oen brittle
aongefroning at ifnae BIZ. Se man
&C Slinoreoe aar gamle BRITTLE Sol.
ififfe % lGre Geremorrier bar 10 boIot
Jig uforunoret til Dem Dag ioaa, iom
ale buffer ira De p1ofiae 8iMeftia.
be0er meo @oparos 5ronbsitigelie.-
5 0isie Gage liooer / 9onoor Ell laa.
fulf Court Of Claims. bois Sperp
bet er at greie meD 4oelsulpnoenes
Srdp paa 6orrettigbeOer % Bripile.
gier unoer &roningS bsitioeligheoen.
90 oeltne Net bar mango ptoiige ga.
ger at afgisre. en- Came, Wiis 9e.
atricc 6eaops, bauSe iaaleoes ino-
'efrot arup paa Retten iii at iungere
iom "ltrteitrperife", % Cir 9urrarb
gioroe 6ororiirg paa Hetten til at bG-
re &pngens 9le % Gile, men begge
oisie TO blep al Oen beie Ret lroerret.
tet ON, at Oeres Gieneite life trRng.
ties. Sarlen al Grail bIep Oerintoo
toen Oilpnt erfienot berettiget til at
marlhere | Yrocesiioneir iom Horo
bigb Gonitable Of Scotlonb", og 8i.
iperne at 9urbam og Bath fanotes
beretti9et til at Itoa bag aongen %
boIoe line SGnoer paa Hpggen al
SrpnItplen UNDER aroninger. Sire
at 2anOets fornemIte aOelsmGno
bopbe inbienot Sorbring paa emlbe-
bet icm "2oro great chamberlain,
men Oenre Sag fanot ben bile &et
ian uigtig og pioIpftig, at ben life
tiiroe binoe an meo CEN, men benui.
lite BEN til Suerbiiet. - 90 ole DIS.
ie9tarreitreeer iiooer ianoipnIigpis
De bsie Serrer og beborbler meb Den
itsrite IIoor uben al trPffe paa Smi.
let engarrg.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

Wpf Department. 81 fin toaorigs
Mnppcrt til G,iiperrSrcn forcIoar
JotpaS Stotsnitoitsr, DIR. Werrim,
at Der fol pprettes ct Msiurance.
oep0rtement.
SsnucS til Isoen. QouiS
Broofs % hilbert Vbiuips er al en-
Jurp ! Storm Cafe oSmte for Worb
! fsrite @rab. De brso fig mo | en-
Vanf ! hilbert Gitp. og inber oen
Scamp, JON opitoo, m,iiteoe to Yoracre
Sipct, menens en- al M~sperbonoen
ligeleoes bep GsOens Yptte.
Wprbet al Hppcre. 9otp9pter
5. .. Smitb i Gbeliea o~perfolbtes
fiolig ON Norsenen oem 6tc al Me.
oere, fom ffipo BAN | &opeoet. 10
Timer efter par ban bpo. Meperrc
ofioe brpoe iig mo | ganfen. SORT
baitot De gert Gompt, Tom De troeoe
par Watbrptcr; men mart traf Sc
S1llifb % orRbte bant. De rsmte II.
Den peltoper pan n SanDcar. Gre
illIstPnfelige 6prer er arrciereoe /
aepitone.
llbetaIt, sammcl Stat. - Da en-.
ten efter "0iamoipo Soc" HepnoIos
osoe. tom oct Tor 0agen, at Goet
furoe p9roirttes til So, 800, 600.
Glapton Gourtps Superpiiors fit ba
iltnoe at inobripe Sfat for Marene
1896, 81 og 50, ioet De bapoe Ssieite.
retsoommen / Statteiager / Staten
Sllinois for Eie. Oct er fart, at
Mrs. 8eynoios, iom efterIoo Zig 8Gr.
bier til benpeb 3 Nftuioner, bar Dor.
ret er "taroooser", oa bum fun be.
talte Sfat at $4,000.
DC rpuamer. - IRA @aterloo fri.
pes, at n9iten ale Sama.Snoianere
bar forla6t i'm Heierpation. iorol
Stopper berieoe Der, % De banter M
omfring aueiteos. Oct err bengaaet
tlogen Eio, iioen Stopper bite Jig hos
Dem; men efter Sebpare Loo De Tin.
gene gaa fin ifippe Sang. Watpge al
oem osoe, % &eierpationens Igem
baS 8egierineen ON SiIp. 2pser
blep oa ienot, % / forrige uge fom
Isenten meo nogle 0oftorer til S,sn.
oianerne. De blep oa banse os ilpa-
teoe cper Gals og Sopeo. Mf Be 45O
Snoipioer, iom bar NlaoS paa Me.
ierpationer, er nPiten ingen igien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10
MinnrJntu.

unocrbalance. - Hatboniel Seao.
Der lnotil for fort Sio irben par Bolt.
meitel paa Reo 9afe Heierpationen,
iiooer ar~reiteret / Sersus Sails, an.
flaget for unoeril9b at $500 Of Re
gierineens Nfioler.
Wpe 5oreninser. arbeioerorauni.
lator Souis Sarion, bpiS Nrfefelt
er belle Winneiota, par forleoen /
Wanfato % fit itiftet Here 5orenin.
ger. Wanoag aften optraaote BON
paa ct alminoeligt MSoe, % Sirsoag
Iften talte ban til Giearl9gserne %
~opfororeoe Dem til at lutte zig til Ben
rationale Screening. Snsoag fit ban
8iererne til at bonne en- Union, %
ielere bar ban oprettct en- Screening
hanot gogtrpfferne.
Saar Eenaene igien. 9pen
Sanesboro / Gilmore Gountp llutteoe
3ontraft meo Sbeelp & Ssbee al
2ipcoln ON of bpgge ct 8anoperf for
Den, % De ifilloe bape 1880 for
Irbeieet; men De Serrer eiterlepeoe
life lin aontraft, os gpen ~iorIangte
ba OF faa igien De $4,75O iom Den
bap0e betalt til benz. Sagen appel.
lereoes til Sorenebe Staters Hct /
@inona, % CONNER 2ofrar aisap
Den Ace December en- aicnoelie, iom
erflGrer, at 9pen bar 3rap pau Gen.
gene.
Npe Walmfnno. Sra Duluth fri.
pes Den 4be December, at et M Sp.
boeelie al Ser1tnalm antageiig er
giort Der / Gguen; meii oentte Gang
paa ben canooiife Sioe at @rnmien.
0talmfnnoet ifal bore ct al De pigtie.
ite, iomt NOR bar p9ret 8ibne til paa
Here aar. Oet err rso Sematit, iom
er opoaget, o. ben bar megen Sig
beb meo Gip.Sematiten. Erober.
meitere / 8ulutb tiger. at oen inoe.
boloer Ga Troeent Sern. gn itor
Del al 2anoet, bpor 5inoet or 9jort,
tilbsrer Glergue.S pnoifatet.
st 1cmt Sab. - Dem 70.anriee
Ntrs. 6. Illum / ct. Yaiil ntiiteoe
ocn Sole December $500 / @ulb =
alt hcGo bun eiebe. Sm ioa Dage
niloe rn,u peror biem til Sanmarf for
at bo Der / Den Sio, bun bar tilbuge,
oa fnrn bapM iparet iammeIr lao me.
get, bun flpoe. iii &eiielogifter %
til 9ipsopholo. 9a min iffe bdpOe
nosen Iiaio til pore Banter, bar bun
Yengene pan fig; men oa bun
Sirsoaas bar uSe | en- Buff for at
sisrc nosIc SnSfisb, blep De borte.
SenSes Iano osoe / Ytiles Gitp for
6 Maaieber iioen. og bum gloroe oa
hans 30 / Yense % reiite I'll Ct.
Goul. bpor hitu har en- Ssn. Siih
bopSe ~ielncetppe 20-Talerinffer al
Sub i Ell sammel 0nSirf, os ben
ioripanot. % b,tn itoo paa Srappei.
iii et 8%rocerpitore for at fnptte 1tiie
Sfpbnoft0.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

bien bar acner BID, ifi6ut ban bIol
houpe prrft bprte ct STARTERS Jio.
Ter rnr Jor FOR ssIbebran0, on sSol-
terrs halptaarsgamle Iarrt foges ub
til gdboer. WebIer bares ogiaa no.
Ten itnffeis annc bar cpbrrnot |
Wetnoen, i6et birn forntopcntIig bnp-
DC adbnet ben, "a grpIofionen fom.
VrRnOenoe Ole fIeb oper aisffen-
gnlpet, men bIep itrur ilnffet.
Wrirrimpoc. Som isr mcooeIt
"TeccrabsY often", IoIoes ct Neieri-
r'soe % en- SmsriloitiIlina / Smron.
Ter er 43 ltbitiaere al Snlsr % ben
4oe December gap 9ebsmmeliesfo.
miteen &arafterer. Go. 1 blep @eo.
MILLER fra Horo; ban fix aarafieren
SO; no. 2 blep M. anoerion ira or.
min. VeSemmeliesfonriteen beitoo
al 5. q. Woo6p pg 3. 3. @bite ira
ct. Vanl. Msoet aabneoes ON CT.
%termaooogen oet 3bie nleo en- Bel
fomittale at Mapor @leaber. bpor,
paa 8. Wbeaton ira 8roofings ipn-
reoe. Saa opl9ite YrRiibent @rif-
fitb lin Iarsberetning. MRS. IIice
5eitlin9 fra 8roofinas boIbt en- Gale
ON Waolaonina, % De tiliteoepP.
reloe Damer lptteoe meo ipenbt Sp.
m9rfiombeo. lloItiningen err goot
beisat. Gnbog ira Soma, Rebraifa,
Sainois, 8isconiin % Neinneiota
bar Golf inofulrbet fig for at lie % gis.
re Saattagelier.
7grtio paa Sqmaib. I'll Saf.
iigeliesfciten opfisbte en- aisbmano i
Bottom iaa mango Squaibes / Min.
neapoiis, at Der n9iten life er nogen
igien. San fsrte life minore emo s
Sernbaneposne, fuloe al Sauaib eIer
8r9sfar, til Bolton, % III er DER /
Norcreiten blet Tprtio paa oenne
Bare. en- Sarmer er / Yeiiooelie al
200 Grim Sauaibes, og ban ipnes,
at bar bsr boloe BENT / en- bsi Yris.
San forianger SO Guiinet.
Gu mgitif Siitorie. - Wrs. 81.
terion / Sltmmit lit iorIeben ct Sfmo
/ ben penitre SIDE al SoIieu, iioen at
bun peo, enten oct bar benoe lelp
eler benoes Nan0, iom iftso. Gien-
ipritg iSger bun at b9ffe WanOel.
Sun err M meO lit lille 9arn reiit
biem til i'm Mooer, Mrs. 8iIbertion,
| Superne, Meinn.
Ganoanftion. 5 Sberbroofe
bolotes ben Ste December Mutton
oper faite gienoomme. iom itoo til
ReIt meb Sfat for 1900, 9pitba,
peroe baooe inotmbet iig ira Soma.
Winneiota % Nihigan; men ser
blep intet tort Sals. oa mango bap-
De betalt. fsr Irftionen beepnote.
9sSelis iaaret. = S,lpeler Solo.
9epiion | 1eaopooo blep ifuot
% asoelie iaaret unoer en- 1r9tte
meo SEQ Win berg, iom fom til gpen
for at blipe 9epiions Bartner. 8ins.
berg aaltaar, at 9epiion breo Sen
Sperensfomlt, ban bauoe guaet iro
paa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-12-10

% ben 9o, ban Huroe tilcpers frf
fit arbrioe, fiIbroete ban | Jontiiicns
.Sfiso, buor bun beinnof Tia beore ertf
pua Saioonerirc % ! atilbberne. San
er bel en- iorboIospiS uIGrD Maapo,
men bans gooe yoritanD % iimoe
Slnosmnle bar alorie ipigfet bant
% ban bar befIittet Tia pau at lepe ct
2ip, iom han life bebspeoe at i~fauule
iig ooer. Gerfor err bun M ogiaa
oell ban or, % npoer Tine Weobor.
ceres Siaio on IgteIie / Ell 8rao,
ION tim Den fan npoe oeu, Der peo
Yliattroifab | lit anlo % en- bPoer.
lia Solloel bar pitt, at ban or Ell laa-
Dan Sinio pGroig. 0eiiis Ytirlpibil
biep palgt til Wapor i Bridgeport meo
Wajorifet emo Itogei tioligere
for bette embeoe, ifisnt
tsnn bperfcn bar EoIitifer eIler bsrte
I'll aommuaeils "Eroninenie. en-
beore gtteit fan neppe en- Malrb iaa,
% Oct lfuloe uGre mnOerli9t. ON Dem.
ne "Yiunb al Solicit" fife blep Dem
opetigite Wiapor, Bridgeport nogen
bar boot