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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
A MASQUE BALL.
Swedish Workingmsn's kssoci-
alton Has a Successful Affair

The fifth masquerade bah given by the
swedish Workmgmers association IN
Music tIall last evening was very sue
csssful affair The decorations OF The
hail were elaborate aud tasteful over
the stage was hung The banner or he
association aanEed on one side by Tie
American flag on the other by the
Swedish emblem.
The costumes we're unu4ually varied
ard interesting There were IN, or
binary clowns AND Rubcs. With somo
strikingly original outhts There ver,
costumes of stars aud stripes and me
hsc OF Sweden. 9nd seemingly endless
variety of garns mat made the bah room
= pleasing scene ~ those who looked
down from ths crowded CALLERS.
Tie attendance was large ond every
body bad good time The success ~
tho affair was due so the following
named.
COMMITTEE ot arrangements Hfaimar
Norberg. John Iiielmstrom. Charly ia
cohsou. Carl landiu. Agg IefsoI fioor
airecter. Car Lspd n assistants. Char
~ Jacobson, John Hislmstrom reccp-
ton committees Niis Olson. oscar Ham
son. Carl Rcmsrrpm Birger Leopard,
Andrew Frobrrg. William Uogayen. OF
% Williamson. Gust. Johnson. Gottfrid
johnson, Jonas Eksirom. Frank Rims. 4.
Nndberg. y Eaignd, sven Skoglund.
Willism iovcsrsen
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
Mysterious Death Of a Woman
Student al Columbia.
WAS IN BED UNCONSCIOUS.
Clrk at 81. lusss Hospital Says "Symp-
toms Of Poison" but an Aulspsy
Must Be Held.

New York. Feb. S.-Miss Kate f. Grein-
er, student In domestic science az the
Columbia University. once superinien-
dent of trained nurses home In Mime
apois. died yesterday afternoon az 81.
Luke's hospital under circumstances that
the coroner viii investigate.
NJ hen Mise Grriner did not appear al
breaktast yesterday morning at her
boarding house, No. 5o5 West one iun-
dred aud f~elrh street four classmates
who boarded with her became alarmed
and went 60 her room.
The iOuna the door boitcd in the in
size. tilnDihg up on chair they pecreo
over The lAnught ana saw Miss direiner
on her bed. flui! clothed. uut with che
bed quilts carefully tucked about her,
breathing heavily snd apparently un-
conscious.
They BURT open a folding door ieadin :
into her room from that ot one cf her
friends, and tried 60 restore her 20 con-
2ciouEnes~
Neither they nor the physician who was
summoned Was successful ana she vas
sent 10 ST Luke =.
sae diea a. 2 2'eISck YESTERDAY after; r.
tor The Vause Oi death. said.
BELIEVE IT WAS POISON.
"The symptoms suggest poison, but
nothing wiA be known until the autopsy
Miss GrrlnCr when found was fully
dressed She had drawn the quilts over
her and mad crossed her hands on her
breast
Had she been taken iil I'm the night she
could have reused a friend who slept
within a foot Of her ON the other side OF
a folding door.
Vet no sounds or groans OF one Ia pain
we're heard during the night
Whcr she went to her room at 10 o'clock
the might before Miss Greiner was IN
good spirits.
She had suffered from Brlght's disease,
but said that = physician had predicted
her death several times and that she had
always recovered from her Illness and
had outlived the fear OF dying from the
disease. She was 40 wears old
lg~~ hrAfha' Nc fpl- s-s.s sshrn s-t. \
arrived from Buffalo this morning. DR..
O'Hanlon will perform an autopsy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
DYNAMITE
ExPL0DES
IN A MINE
Eighty-SsVsn Men, Women and
Children Meet a Shock
Ing Death,

Austin, Tex. Feb. S.-A dispatch from
Chihuahua. Mex. says:
Word has been just received that an
explosion in San Andres mine stu
ated ia the remote locality, OF the Sierra
Madres. in the western part of the state
OF Durango, caused the death of s, men
women and children snd injured many
others. The catastrophe WAS due 20 tho
explosion OF several hundred csses of dy-
Mantle which was stored ia an under
ground chamber OF the mine Electric
wires connecting with the hosting ma
chincry passes through the room IN which
the dyna mite was stored aud n iS sup
ca ausing a fire which set Oft the dynamite.
''All OF the killed and injured were To-
Gated on the surface, most u them occp-
pying residences Immediately over the
underground workings of the mine. The
explosion tore away the whole top Of the
mountain. on which the village OF The
miners was located, and men. women ana
children were blown In small pieces.
Among those who were killed was
Herman Luetzman. the superintendent OF
the mine and all the members OF his FAM
lily. At the time of TIE CXptUytUn tfIrrc
were several hundred miners ~ work IN
the lower workings OF the mine. but none
of them was seriously injured a though
they were all badly shocked by he ter
rifle force Of the explosion. They rushed
10 the surface through one nf the shafts
that was not filled with debris.
''Th work of gathering up the frag-
ments OF the unfortunate victims OF the
explosion scattered over the mountain
was begun quickly and they were placed
together and buried In one grave Bui
few of the mangied remains were recog-
nizable Summons we're sent 10 neighboi-
ing camps for surgeons 10 attend To me
injured and IL was some time before this
aid arrived.
The San Andres mine Is the most ccie-
brated silver mine in Mexico. IL Is valued
az twenty millions OF dollars"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
SALOONS
ARE NOW
DOOMED.
Temperance People Of Kansas
Say That HuInshaps WhIClOse
as SRasuIt Of Nation Crusade

wichita. Feb s.--Mrs. Carrie Nation and
her followers have made rapid progress,
and the temperance people say the
smashing by the women Will result I'm the
closing OF nearly 800 Kansas saloons.
There are 100 saloons I'm Kansas. with
fixtures worth s22J Oo0. The smashers have
been wrecking these fixtures al the rate
of S25 day Tor the last forty days, and
have spilled an ayerage OF sixteen gal
Ions OF liquor day
seven raids have been mad. and IL sa-
looms wrecked. the total damage reaching
Nl 90, nearly twentieth OF the total
veiue OF nxturos ia the state. AZ this rate
Mrs. Nation could smash all the saloons
IN Kansas In a year.
ShS. says she will be able TO smash fast
er - tn. smaller towns after she has
raiced the saloons In the larger ones.
While only IL saloons have been wreck
ed, c6 have closed. fearing raid, and ths
citizens have voted TO keep them closed.
Thus eight towns have rideed themselves
OF Joints
nc temperance people OF "a towns have
taken acti0p ssainst the saloon men.
either IN the courts on by personal warn
ings
OF the whole 1900 saloons nearl, 90 have
been warned 10 close under penalty Of
being railed, and temperance people de-
clare hal OF the 800 viii close az soon as
their government licenses expire.
ave -.undred and iifty gallons OF whis-
key have been spilled into the cutters by
temperance people since the war began
40 days ago, this being equal 20 the
amount OF wbiskey usually sold In kan
sas In three days
Mrs. Nation has rallied only % women
to- the active work OF smashing bat she
says she has 500 who will go 20 work the
moment she calls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
ABOUT COTTON.
Lecture at School Of Design
d. by Miss Crooks.

Miss Nellie Crooks lectur,d en"cotton'
a. tne Rhode Island school or Design last
evening, and IN The presentation Of her
subject a number VI stereophcon views
were thrown upon a canvas. show ina The
cultivation OF the plant IN all It's phases.
from the planting season 10 the busy
DAYS Of picking and ginning
She said that cotton had been used on
. small scsls IN cnina and India previous
90 the Christisn era and that 10 intro
duction Into Esrols ives dur 10 the Ia
sirumentaiity of the Mchammpdans: also
that 'he earlier rulers ~ Peru. centuries
ago used ihe fibre in making cride
fird ~ cloth. r small pfere - which mad
come into her rorscssion. which She piac-
ed or exhibition.
The next andn last lecture % the se-
riss. % be neld Thursday evening. lifh
inst, will relate to Wool during which
exhibits from dinerent mills WI - dit-
plsyed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
keNar Is
n Oonder.
q. .GelI @ O. @. %, @. .9I@G

That KeIlar Is a wonder In HIS line OF
work nobody can or Will deny, and what
Is stu better is the fact that as season
succeeds season Kellar becomes more and
more Of wonder. The large audience
that saw the remarkable magician at the
Providence Operi House last evening
simply maryeiied 40 the fests performed
To one OF sIperstinous turn OF mind
some OF the startling illusions produced
by keilaf would cause feeling or un-
easiness, but az a matter OF fact his per
formance r. really g cure. or certainly
should be cure. for many forms OF .ii-
perruhon. nariictlariy as applied a. spirit
manifestations. etc.
Mr.. Kelisg clearly inpresscs upon the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
Story OF KING VICTOR

King victor Emmanuel Is an early riser
aud very active. sass lhe London News.
on, morning at s. Doe arrived unexpectedly
at tha ofnD. or administration or the
rovsl household which IS situated crpo-
site tho pgiate go only found the SER
want swenuirg and iusting Tho King
took out n cigarette and walked up sno
down. vaiuur At9.n the frst clerk arr
rived. The klug asked p what hour the
ouployes were expcctei 90 De az the
pf1ce AT o'clock Majesty" replied
tho embarrassed official And u is now
$50" remarked the King taking up his
hat. and leaving The premises Since then
the whole OF The persons employees az the
office have made their appearance puuo-
tually st = q. m. thanks - TIE perscrs,
vigilance 80 thf kirs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
DRAMATIC NOTES.

II IS a very lively bill that has been
prepared for Keith patrons during the
coming week, enlisting the efforts of some
OF the best known performers In vaude-
vile and presenting very strong combl-
nation OF established successes Among
tire newcomers VIII be Belle Davis. the
attractive young woman whose singing
ana cleverness savsd Brown = in Town
from failure two years ago. and who won
great favor when IL was seen here at the
Providence Opera House; she Is now ac-
companied by three cute little pickaninnies
who are said 10 be the best OF all these
dusky little performers
The children Will be afforded quite
treat next week at Keiths in the conf
cal antics OF Torcat. the great French
clown and grotesque musical comedian.
His act is totally unlike anything famil-
lar TO the American stage. and was the
leading feature for some weeks At the
New York theatre earlier In the season.
Winton, the NenUiloguist. with his anus
ing figure '.MeCi,nty," who smokes, takes
"fics,' will also be a source OF delight
TO the children.
The leading feature at Keith's next
week vii be Matthews and Harris I'm their
sketch by win NJ Cressy cailed Adam
the Second The scene is laid on the
roof OF castle i'm the Andes Mountains.
Miss Harris is discovered and IN few
words she Informs the audience that she
has been confined I'm the castle all her
life and has neeVr seen n man. AS she
makes her exit balloon appears with Mr..
Matthews ClingirE 10 the anchor-rope.
The reapp"araucc or Miss Harris as the
innocent ms iden is the signal for a con-
vorsatlon which brings in some very
amusing lines and business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
SUIT FOR LIBEL.
Mr. Mr. Pierce Wants Wants S225, S2255 900
From Providence Journal Co.

As the result OF report Of the case Of
George h. Williams against George Ham
mond, tried before Judge sweotland in
the sixth District court yesterday, Auor-
ncy walter J.. Pierce has brought an ac-
tion OF libel against ,he Providence Jour
nal company, placing damages at $1,000.
Mr. Pierce claims that the manner In
which the report was written tended 20
iuiurc him professionally. and this
prompted him 20 take legal proceedings.
The writ was served by Deputy ShoriN
l'oatfs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
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THEATRE NOTES.
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crimination is 10 be found In the fact
that new physical idiosyncrasy due 70
persistent golnns has been discovered by
an eminent eastern scientist. Every body
with tho game knows all about the golf
wrist and the golf shoulder" but the
golf stand Is the latest discovery OF
science and the one which has caused
golf 10 be tabooed in the Arizona com
pany.
The peculiarity OF the golf stand" is
that IL inclines its victims 70 point the
toe OF his right foot inward instead or
outward at the proper angle o. forty-fiye
degrees. The spectacle OF soldiers and Of
seers or Of actors who simulate soldiers
and officers. standing at attention with
tnc right loot toeins ln was too painful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08
kMslEE FARMERS ROTTLE.

An old man--7e. hc said-was the centre
Of interest on Maine tcuirdl train rec
Gently. says tho Portland tA'l Press.
lie had VITA him complicated bottle
puzzle first invented twenty -iNe Years
sEo. ana fTom that dHy to this 50 has
awaited the lean who could mako one
Ike a. The Inventor iE AImon sawyer,
substantial citizen OF tne good uid t4rW d
Ing town 0f MuiisOu. Aie. The NptDe
might perhaps hold "a Illtie lrf. then a
quart ~ wutgr. Tito hu.k uf lhe .nlco
below thc neck is occupied by a ric. lN-
constructCd rcel p'nrei together The
reel is uo fimsN aIaIr that mlEht have
boon pafs.d throuri ttn rcck of ne bot
tc auI then given ifs .fre. nf 1NuNnT.nc "a.
hut as Innn 4lid "must have been bUilr
aud pinned together touu there.
Thc mock Of thn bottle YVES Cumu1rflV
fllod by piere 90 wood rKtendinG down
almost Go tir retf it was single pic' o.
of wood. - lir S1Wrcr took uc,n siuu tp
SHOW. end ytt below me neck thnrc was
q crossuirs.o thr0urh this Clutrtulere,
This croespieCo exlfudcd altrnti 10 ihe
NIa.- NN ~" M FITF 'IIT WI" ri"
a stout rin missiur through thD centre
ard agaiu "a ine side l7Nis side uiu
passed through Ons of Tho arms. and W.
turn was secured hy "a second pin. The
crofefiere AMI pine plzzled all who
looked at them
Il suppose John was alludinE 10 shoes ="
Why He said that thc Chicago wo-
men turned ou' in large uln0efs -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08

Il think / shall adopt letters as pro-
fcssini. observed the Party with the
nulCiug Brow. "TypeWrtfiug or sign
painting? inquired the Sarlunic Person.
~ fsa ftluiOre American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08

for contemplation by expert eyes: hence
the order which has caused the sending
home OF dozen bags of golf sticks and
almost precipitated mutiny in the
ranks OF the Arizona" company.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-02-08

Il suppose John was alluding 20 shoes"
"Whygf He said that the Chicago we
men turned ou' in large uun0efs.
LoulsNills Journal
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
mrs. Uation / Jailen.
Mrs. Carrie 9. Station fan iorels'
big life BRUCE i'm nDttise Or.

Topeta, 8anius, 18h Geb. - Mrs.
NGtion bsp inpeiparret / Sailsn ioasa
mors.s, forbi BUN nastebe at itils
&aution for at bolpe Srso. gun afs
hog at holbe 5rsb. bois 9oelaseelis al
tSalOOner bleO resnet iom 3rantslie
at benbes 2sfe. Saa orbrebe Sommsr
9aaen, at bun Itulpe tases til Jengs
ilet, bpor bun maa bltbe til Hettens
neite Sermin.
4rpeftprbren, Ipm isnrte Mrs. Nas
ton til Retten imorses, bar ubIocret
az Mosisr Sob Storage Co., | bois
8psnins Mrs. Nation / SpiDien for
en- Del apinoer bapbe trGngt inD meb
Srer. gun funserebe Iom i'm ssen
4bpotat peb Sassforbunplinsen, os
efterat babe befparet ulle Gountpaoops
tatens Spsrsmaal, aabnebs bum ieto
sSlb meb m Ratte Spsrsmual, bppraf
Retten ppretbolbt meest fda.
Sagen mob Mrs. Natiou, boori
BUN bar ~artlaset for at BABE soelag.
Senateialopnen, bar oppe | Snretten
2srbas. Oommer MeGubs iasH, al
ban pilbe tase Sdsen unoer Soers
Deielie til paa Sborsbag. Selofslg.s
Iig bill Mrs. Carrie 9. Nation | benz
ne Sag belsr life itiIe 8autiOn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Sra Daihineton.

Senator Sale fra Maine, ipm
er Gormanb paa Senatets Elizabeth
mite. bar fremiat ct GoriIag ON at
g%lsninofsre / Slaaben Ransen af Die
oeaemiraI % uon9pne to Rear Ibmiz
taller til eenne @~aroisbeo. Sorilaset
sr fremiommet ipm ct Joriss poa at
taa crenet paa en- ppntelie Maabe be
forhaanNnp9renbs 8anitelisbeper msS
9snipn til gomiralerne Compton %
SdIeps 5prfremmeII.. Sm ct Iaas
bant GorTas bIiper psbtasst, Tan 10
PraiiSenten uenGpne besse nisfs Ser
rer til gicsaemtraIer, os inssn bebps
Der oa at isle iie tilfipefat. 9ette .r
ialfalo S~eniigten. Ssnatpr Gale inb%
bragts pgfaa SorfIas til en- R.iplutipn,
bopri aonsr.sien paa SpItets 0esn.
ubtaler lin Sat til IbmiraI Camp
ion cg be Mano, Der itoo mleer bans
Sommanoo peo Santiagp. geaoe
6orlas knpiitss til SIaaheiomiteen.
quiet peetos ben 1Sbe Tebruar
6orilaget ON at beoilge 8 Minipn.r
Dollars til lloftininsen | CT. 0puis
! Inlebnins at bet iaatalote "2ouiiis
ana Pur6aie". Som penteIia bar sac
6orlaset 9nleonine til npsen Wse.
nin9suoperIine. Oempfraten Gins
ira S~ennesiee bolot en- Sale, bpori ban
bunet anoet uotaIte I'm S~crunerina
oosr, at en- SparipmbeSsapoitel Iom
&pnsresmane Cannon fra Slinpts
lite ppIsftsee i'm Munb mob eenns
gepinins. SsrtiI ipareee Cannon. at
ban bappe proteiteret. iaaianee ban
trpeoe bet iunbe biaIps noeet; MI bar
bet f%orient. % Der bar intet anbet a.
gisre sno at pebtase 6prnaeet. Sum
Al Meblemmsr itemte imoo bette.
- Suiet bar peptaset JorHaeet ON
at aabns for Settlement omirine a
M%ilipner Mcres 2anb paa Gomunts
o. 3iaipa Rsierpationerne Oklahoma
Serritpriet.
= Oct tiplisere pmtaIte 5orilas ON
niarpsbe Sororbninser pperipr Snp'
panprine at Sinpsipse bIsO forIsoer
Dag inoiiIst til 8eosuselie al Sne-
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
Uoroiif Selffab.
ct Iaaoant ififtet blanbt Stnoenterne
| Soma Gitp.

Stdnbinaperue psb Sotpas Stats
uniperiiist sr nttop if9rb meb at orsds
niiere en- ftanbinapiit liter1r % iels
ifabeIie Gorenins. Oct fsrite Mpos
bolotes 2sroag ben 16o Gebraar /
Or. 5loms Siem. bpor ct oper al Sor'
pentnine fort 4ntaI at llnip.ritetets
'tanoinapife Stubsnter bdpoe inbfuns
bet iis. Samtlise itauoinapife Ca
rere bar oeiaa tiIftebe. Raar man Il.
ger | gstrostnins, at Der er fun ca. so
4 noinapifte Stuoenter peb uniperit
tetet, iaa fan man iise, at Msbet bar
msset sobt beisst. ODER en- Srebi.s
Def msots frsm os here pentes neie
Sang.
0ette er iooiot ies peb, fsrite Sang.
Stanoinaoerne bar msbt iammen iom
Stunbinuper Der | Soma Gitp.
Spm man peb, er bette bet isrite Stos
leanr, at uniosriitst.t bar en- Carer |
nproif Sprospioenffab os 2iteratur:.
Nt bsr ogiaa tiIfsies, at llniperiit:s
ret bar aloris bapt iad mango Stus
benter os 99rere at norbiit !Sertomit
Tom iaar. Man fan bel 6eraf flute,
at llniperiitetet inart bill inhtasc en-
M Sitting l~iseoperfor Sopas fan
oinupiite Yefoltnins. Sorbaabentlis
bill Intanet at norite, ipenife % banits
Stubenter bore betpbelist for boert
mt 4ar. iom tpmmer.
Gn aomite pda fem Meblemmer
meb prpf. q. u. 8eblen / Spibien
Iom Tormanb blep nebIat for at ub,
arbsioe 3pnititutipn os 8ilope. 5or'
eninsens Rapn er enbnu ifte beitemt,
men iaainart ct Napn er palst, ifal jse
eipe nsiere 8eifeb. Oct bar ale tils
ftebsparsnbes Mening, at Msberns
burbe boIoes iao pfte ipm muliet, bu
Stosdaret allereoe sr temmelig lanai
fremfrebet. Mun snIter at bespnot
Irbeipet itrar.
Oa SsIfabets 3onftitution enbnr
lite er f9rbis, iaa er bet maaife for.
tibltet at iise noset ON bets Program
men iames.t fan bog fises, at SeIfa.
bet bill fsge at iamle. ON mirliet, an,
itdnbinapifie Stubenter ps 2arere ON
bet fjsnm Sormdal at o9rne ON Der
tore Stat, iom Ri bar faaet / Orb fra
bet beie Nprb. Sier pil bet Isse a
fremoras. Rorbens Sortiensle pat
9it%eraturens % 0ipenifabens Omraa.
Der ps bicrase libt til at ubbrec'
8ienoitab til Nprbsns aultur. Sci
tan trpst foruofies, at bette Sormaa
aloris bill tabes af Siste unber Or
6Iom og prof. @ebl.ns QebeFe
Sioert q. Gage.
Sotpa Gitp, Sa., lobe Stb 1901.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

% piier, bDab portOsn pit blipe, os
fooinart ben ristise Wpnt Ct puttes
/ RaFinsn, temples 8reDst meb en-
automatic GiempeI. Der piisr, at ben
ristise porto sr betaIt. Den enc at
oisie Mafinsr %afftaffer Grimrrierns
belt os bolbent, mems ben anbsn NOR.
NET fun fritoser GoIs for at flitis pda
Grimrrterne os f9ife benz poa Hrepst.
geeae Maftiner arbeiber bartigt, og
bet er abfoIut umuIist at bebrase benz.
Ollie frantic poittontcrer bill bli
foripnsi meo iaabanne Maitiner. iaas
indrt be er fabriteret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
6icr Soranorinsen
Ser Saneen sanife pbelGsser Sem.

yet nar ben rigtise Wsuno, iom
inofunot fig fprleesn Dag, oa ban
f~ortults mig. at Sahebrttnins bar
Iarfos til init llnoerlipspnpe, min
Rsrppiiist, trase oeoer ps HielOenoe
9Gnoer, Der siurpe Ifbrat / min
5crretnins. nemIie meiunif Segnins.
men aofe par min sneite Soasbeo,
% jeg holbt Ioa at ben, at leg tunoe
lite beJribe, bporleb:s iss ituIoe sipe
BEN op.
Spis ban life bopne pGret ida ps>
seiitret ungaoenns 9inprinsen i III
eset Stlf1Ipe peo at lutte meo &aH:
co tags Yoitum 6ooo Gofee. iua tunoe
iss i,te bare prGiteret Sraft not til q:
gip AftaIo paa min 6appritorit.
Seq uoeLob &affe ben Dag til 2unG,
% ri en- aop poitum. Den rdr soot
tilupet cs baooe en- rig msr, 6aros
Heo en- iaa oetlig Smas. at isg lite
tuuoc ilislne ben fra a~Iminoelie aafs.
Den ti~lfreoSiileps 9tet, 2ugten %
9magcu, iua leg 1T ben bier Dag paa
&~sfauratipnsr iii min Miooassa
luud og m9rteee mart en- afeior:
gerrine / min SiIituno. men bet bar
lite. fer ies o9ioa iluitsee meo 3dT:
til 6rctoit % brugts Yoitum iiteoet,
at npeen pirtelIs 6orancrins ind
truaots. Ru sr iss nj 9aiiritis. 80
peppirs pg puaitipnner tiIfulpe Bar
oisu at "nsrpe uie." Sugen iti9l'
psnoe SGnoer mere % lite msrs Ser
pefprtteEie. Seq er friit % fSIer. On
iea burns iige til enboer. Der forsifit;
at en- 9rit, ION be lite tiltror a
pare aaHe: 'Gisr 5oranprinsen. fsl
@ifter soeleoeer DEM"
Getts 8rro tr fra en- 5esner pai
ei metoniit 9ariitsb / Nep Oprt
Rdpnet tan opsipes AT poitum Gersa
60, 2tp., Battle Greet, Mid.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
SmaapIuf.

9rputp SberiH Slipn os Suitru
l~.bfaeebs i Wimoass en- finesIps
Rome rb Rapn !SeIeue Gegs til Snz
dependence. gun bprer bismms i
SprinsfsIb SOpnfbip. SibIte Sorss
bag H.p aanpK 5oItepabI fru 9isba
lamb 8pDnfbip inOIugt pua Sinos~
ipesufplet.
~. $. Dent bIep / Mouodss
frrei1 ureb III grbeiot Der / Setprdb
ca reiite til Gbieago, boOr ban oiI 10
for Jrsmtiosn. Gsrite Ratipral
gaT,s aFGrer. fem ban / GseuT,ub
Of Receipsr bar fprefuast, ,r MI op,
% afgirsh fra bans Sibs, % bpao
oer maat.s crr i9i.n al eisre otl
bftpe beIsrgst at Tprensre Skaters
apntrplpr i Gbica5u.
g. e. Saugsn rsiits ! OnSoaes
til Gao qui Bare Gpuutp. gtinn.,
for al tiIfs fin 6srm Dercppt.
&errp ReIion. Spriten $lsaa oo
bans 6upsr, SrpriIo 0egg, fra GAR
NOM FAINT gfsls Tbompion. BrDuiIr
9esss 9reosr. ira Gb!ooao Il ioas
Secora3 Seieg % 6crretuinger.
Rels gruoolos 0atter 6slent
bsos ! fins JorGiorss Sitm / 6ien-
tpooo TopuIbie Iot til / Ranbaas,
Gun baooe ,nnas tot al 9unge'pg-
bonn os bleo fun 16 Mar oammsl
8egrurelisn fprtait ira 0aI6inetor
Qrairie Giris | Cnsoag2. 9aItol
&prsn forrct.e6s.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22

- Inerican 2tuiens Stib "St.
2puis" aisit fra Netp gOrt ben 2oSe
Sebr.. % norite paSidserer nntes at
p9re frsmme ben lite Warts. "ytsp
gort" afgit fra Southampton Den
16os Ssbr. % pentes til Tep gort
ben 23pe. p~asiagerer til Yeitsn
burps prrc / Gbieaso to Odge ierers.
"peun!ano" bill afsaa fra philaSel'
pbia ben 23ce, % ncrfis paSiaserer
brr bare frsmme ben She Marts.
~&bpuIanp" afsit fra aipsrpppl ben
13ne 5ebr. o. pentss til pbilassipbia
BEN 23es. pasiaserer til gsitsn otl
rare i Gbicasc to 0age isnsre.
apnaresmanb 8umble bar an'
beial.t pprettet ct pcittontor ! Spl'
pan, 9pman @puntp. g. Dat, mss
Oscar @munoion Tom pnfturittr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-22
St0pnet.

Rep Orleans, lobe Seb. - gotpin
@pulb blep ibas fortpnot Stepning
til aonee[irettsn. gn nh &las. blsp
isaar inbsipet i be SoreneSe Statsts
Diitrittsr.t / be 5oreneoe Statsrs
Gag mob Seras &c Pa%cffcbanen og
ale @oulbfamiliens Meblemmer, inps
befattst @repinbe be gaftenane. st
antal SettIsr., iom bupbe bsrt, at
Wer. 9pulo bar Der, 9nbreoe &ldge1
% erefperebe Ootumenterne tmprges.
Scr. 9oulo lda snbnlt tilfengs, bd
Stapninsen blep fprfpnot. sSdn mda
MI blipe / 9peu, til en- Dag til Gfbss
ring at Sassn sr fdfIdt.