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Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
Women SCodrged in Virginia
59z7 Heroic Treatment for DiSsOluteS

SUFFOLK, Va, April 27.-Two disrepu-
table women, Carrie Halmer and Layins
White, this morning received twenty
stripes from a whip welded by Chief OF
Police John w. Ames in the city hall
The women trembled with pain as the
officer laid ON the whip with all his
strength, but they did not cry out. A
curious crowd looked on unmoved. Al
ter the fiogging the officials ordered the
women to leave town at once, with a
warning that each would get fifty stripes
upon her back if che ever came back
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
They Say He Has Fifty Wives
Exploits Of an Ambitious Russian

CHICAGO, Apr. 27.-A Chicago detec.
tive is in New York with requisition pa.
pers for Leo Fraquia, who, it is charged,
has fifty wives.
According to Chicago woman the
mans father was wealthy Russian and
he cast off his son. Since that time Leo
has roamed the world, seeking whom he
might marry. He has been exceedingly
successful.
Mrs. Hannah Henson de Melvilleuf
1880 Lake avenue caused Fraquia's ar
rest. She became his wife last fall and
lived with him up to three weeks ago.
Then he went 10 New York, where his
broken fortunes forced him to become q
waiter. About Miss Elizabeth Hansch-
man, whom he married last month, the
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

When a man is drowning his rescue
ID question of timely help. 1t is the
same thing in disease. Many time the
doctor says Of a man whose condition is
hopeless. "If you'd begun in time YOU
might have been cured"
This Is especially true when the dis
ease affects the lungs Delay is danger
Gus. The timely use of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery will result in
. quick cure of deep seated coughs
bronchitis. and weak lungs. Even when
henorrhages have been frequent and
profuse cColden Medical Discovery y
mas neen used time and again with the
result q a perfect and permanent cure.
Mr. McCauley, Of Leechburg, Armstrong
No;' Pa.' had eighty-one hemorrhages.
ana after Other medical aid had failed
ne was completely cured by the use of
"Golden Medical Discovery"
Accept no substitute for aGolden Med
ical Discovery" There Is no other med.
ieine Just a. good for rweak lungs,
~ was in poor health when commenced
S1g, SnIng ,Dr; Pieree's medicine" /" writes Mr. Elmer
stomach, kidney, heart, and lung troubles Was
not able to do any work had severe comah w
Soa xour nemG;hage ns; Of the lungs, but after using
Mrenoas We anI a.. while commenced to gain In
sway roon ao nssm so,, and stopped coughing right
nsa nsaicai Discovery. then, and last spring had
Grippe and It settled on my lungs, leaving me- me
Ssn xHn. severe cough, had the doctor, but he
@anV seem to help the any; 80 / commenced
yoIf medicine again and took three or fonr
2ossles Of the Discovery and two walls of 'T' Hr
sasa s.i renets; and that straightened me up,
~, hke different persoa / gladly recon-.
/. saend your medicine to all sufferers, for Know
Dr.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, paper covers, Is sent free on re.
oeapt OF III one-cent stamps to nav ex-
pense of mailing only. Address Dr. r
V. Pierce, Buffalo N. Y. 49,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
Divorces Issued
in New York Courts.

NEW YORK, Apr. H.--Henri Frederic
Mouquin, restauranteur and wine mer.
chant, is no longer the husband o
Jeanne Louise Mouquin, inasmuch az
Judge Lawrence of the Supreme Court
Yesterday signed decree annulling his
marriage. @ 5
Judge Lawrence held that the decree
should be granted owing tothe existence
of a previous marriage, and also on the
ground that decree OF divorce which
Mrs. Moquin obtained in North Dakota
from her first husband was not binding.
This is the first judgment given in this
State since the ruling by the United
States Supreme Court ON the divorce
laws
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

Lake avenue Countess said:
''she is one of the prettiest girls in the
world, and felt sorry for her. We wept
together, looked at his pictares and won.
dered how he could be such cruel de.
ceiver. In little while Miss Hansch.
man declared she had learned that the
Count had several wives living. For
some time had been Suspicious, bu,
knew nothing of the elopement with
Miss Hanschman until she told me OF
it," t. ..e..-.t.-
The man aimits that he has fifty
wives situated in good circumstances
and in different parts OF the world.
A telegram from New York this even.
ing says Fraquis denies that he ever said
he was Count. f@tS}.E AIE T${Et
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

The women left town by the FIRST train,
declaring they would never again set
foot upon Suffolk soil.
Women have been congregating at sa-
looms recently and have made them
selves so obnoxious that complaint was
made to the police. The Suffolk officials
pride themselves on the towns morality
and they resolved to rid the place of all
Objectionable persons. After being fog
ged the women had the option of taking
the rawhide and being exiled or going
to prison. They chose the lash. B
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
MAJOR MccLINToCK FOR SECRETARY,

The Soononve Bulletin he Tucson Citizen has named
the right man for Secretary of James H. McClntoc
OF Phoenix The Citizens article is shows dispoion
to reward worthy who shed on San Juan Hill dur;no
the early scrappng with the Spnars McCnock ca
pao he honest he is of the trus friends had
and has worked overtime helping build Territory He is
man that the of the Territory regardless creed or sect
should Join in supporting The Bulletin heartily endorses the Cit
zen candidate for Secretary This good We that the
newspapers of Arizona will the gallant McCr
took who reflects much credit the journalism Arizona he
does American chay Secretary of the Tert
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

Denver, Colo, April Is. Isoi.-sealed propo
ssds In tripiteata, viii BE- receiyed here and q
named. until ~ O'Clock Z, M, May Is, ispi, iQs
furnishing Fuel at Forts Apachs, Grant, Husr
chuca, A. T. Forts Baysrd aud Wingate, n u;
Forts Dongiass and DaGhesne. Utah: Forts D
Fort Logan. and Denver, Colo, during fscai
year ending June so, 1907. Proposals for auan,
Titles less than the whole required, OF tof DE-
livery at points other than those named. will
be entertained. Right IL reserved TO accept
OF reject any or sli proposals or any part thersl
OIL. Information furnished on application here
or at offces OF respective post qtartermasten
Enyeiopes 90 BE- marked Proposals for Fuel
J. w. POPE, Chief q. NJ
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

II he'd had Itching Piles THEY'RE
terribly annoying; but Bucklin's Arnica
save VIII cure the worst case of Piles ON
earth' It has cured thousands. For In
lures rams or Codile Eruptions it's the
pest salve in the world. Price Ok cen.s @
a oox. Cure guaranteed. Sold hv II
Neckendorf & Co., wholesale, and Geo
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
Tis Easy To Fed Good.

Countless thousands have found 8
blessing to the body In DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, which positively cure Con.
stipation, Sick Headache, Dizzine !.
Janndice, Malaria, Fever and Ague ani
all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely
vegetable; never gripe or weaken. Only
20 cents at L. Zeekendorf & Co. whole.
sale and Geo. Martin, retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
Holds UP a Congressman.

"At the end of the last campaign, ,
writes Champ Clark, Missouri's bril-
liant Congressman, "from overw ork
nervous tension, loss of sleep and cons.
tant speaking had about utterly col
lapsed. 1t seemed that all the organs
in my body were out of order, but three
bottles Of Electric Bitters made me ali
right. It's the best all-around medi.
cine ever sold over druggists counter. -
Over worked, run down men and weak.
sickly women gain splendid health and
vitality from Electric Bitters. Try them
Only SO cents G uaranteed by l.. Zecken.
dorf and Co., wholesale and Geo. Mar.
tin retail.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
Daily Grist Of 3l..}
Arizona News.

The Prescott Courier Gays that. Dele
gate Wilson and Judge John J. Hsw
kins have formed law partnership.
Very rich ore has been encou ntered il
the Cash mine, Hassayampa district
says the Prescott Courier.
Delegate Smith of Arizona n at pres
ent at Broadweli, Ky, on q visit to hi
brother. who is q very sick man. Tn,
Prescott Courier says that Delegat,
Smith expects to be in Arizona the frs
week in May.
The Yuma Sentinel says it 10 ples,sec
to note the improvements going ON, botf
In Yuma and surrounding country. In
the city new buildings are being erect-
cd, the march of progress continues ii
Yuma, and with the development
OF the agricultural and mineral wealth.
Yuma county will be sure to become
one OF the wealthiest portions of Arr
zona. .-. = x
1t is estimated that there are about
100000 Angora goats in the United
States, and that our annual production
OF mohair is about 100000 pounds,
says the Phoenix Gazette. Although
very little has been said or written about
Angora goats during the last forty wears,
they have been extensively bred in the
western states and territories, especially
IN Texas, New Mexico, Neyada Califor-
MIA, Oregon and Arizona.
Five carloads Of new hay left Phoe-
nix this week over the NJ. r. for Bisbee
and Ell Paso. From the Tempe and
Glendale fields. A. j. Peters now has
orders for over 100 tons Of hay, forty of
which go to o. G. seaton of Ell Paso.
The Gazette says that all of last years
hay has been shipped from the valley,
and the new crop is finding q ready of
market. For some time the shipments
will be large. The Salt River valley an.
lualy furnishes large amount of hay
% different parts of southern Arizona,
Jake Cottrell, one of the proprietors OF
he Alhambra brickyard In Phoenix was
most painfully injured this week. He was
pouring oil between two cog wheels
when his fingers were caught and drawn
n. Only by making tremen dous effort
lid he jerk his hand from between the
teeth, says the Enterprise. |
Three fingers were severed completely |
nd the little finger hung by the skin.
'r' Plath who was summoned, believes
hat the palm can be saved, althoug it
hurt badly enough to make it doubt
ni.
Juan Domingues and L. Domingues.
esldents OF the Colony just below the
lexican boundary line, were arrested
ionday by Deputy United States Mar
hal Wilder of Yuma on a charge of
4s pounds of cheese across
le line says the Yuma Sentinel. The
arrant was sworn ont by Deputey
ollector Hood. The case is set for
ext Saturday and will be tried before
uited States Commissioner Harry Car
enter. Peter 7. Robertson is attorney
r defendants. .....
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
Change Of Time.
10 ALL CONCERNED !:

Commencing Thursday, April 25th
train No. will leave Bisbee at 7 a m
Fairbank at S.13 a. m, arriving at Ben.
son at $50 a. m. No. will leave Ben.
son at | a. M, Fairbank at lI.37 a. M,
arriving at Bisbee at p. m.
Train No. 8 will leave Bisbee at sc
p. m. for Douglas, arriving at Douglas at
2.3o p; m. The return train. No. 4, will
leave Douglas at 3 p. M, arriving at
Bisbee at.4 p. In. -
Time, Pacific standard.
These trains will carry passengers,
mail and express only.
K. G. MORGAN, Superintendent.
V. X. STILES, Gen. Frt. & Pass Agt.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

Proposals for supplies at road stations, etc.
0mce OF Chief Quartermastef, Denver, Colo,
VIII be received At this once until IL O'Clock O.
m, on April rs, 1s0i, for furnishing fuel, forage
and water ct road stations in this department
and Tor iuel nt Price, Utah, and Rawllns, Wyo,
curing the fiscal year commencing july J.
1901. Instructions 10 bidders and blank forms
OF proposals will be furnished on appiieatien
TO this office. The government reserves tho
rlgnt 70 accept or reject any or all bids. J. W.
POPE, Major, Chief o. NJ -
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

Once Chief Quaffermaster, Denver, Colo.
Apri! 10. 1901. Sealed proposals in triplcste
VIII be received here unfit II q. M, Nay /,
l?ol, for transportation OF Military Supplies,
Denver. Colo, during tho fiscal year com.
menctng July !, le0is u. q. reserves right TO
accept OF reject any Or all proposals. Informa-
ton furnished on application. Epyelopea con
tanning proposals at1ould be marked: ''PrDpc
sals for Transportation on Route Ga-,s ID.
dressed J. w. Pope Chief O. nj.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
ORDINANCE NO. IA.

Granting to Charles r. Solomon and E.
I. Ijams, the Right to Construct
and Maintain and Operate a
Telephone System In
the City OF Tuc-
sen.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

Hansen's opening of the Concordia
nardens and hotel will show that he
mas Wieland, Anheuser-Busch and Lone
otar peers and the finest of liquors.
wines and cigars. Nothing but the best
Eept ana the best OF order maintained.
German lunches at all times.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
Celebrated the
Anniversary Of Odd Fellowship.

At the opera house last night there
was one Of the largest gatherings that
has ever met at the popular place Of
amusement. The occasion was the mem.
orial Of the Odd Fellows Of Tucson,
given in honor Of the eighty-second an
niversary Of Odd Fellowship.
The event proved one of exceptional
interest, a delightsul musical program
having been prepared which was fol-
lowed by dance in which the audience
participated until late hour. A dis
course upon the work Of the Odd Fellow
order was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Glib
bons of the Methodist church, which gave
the audience an insight into the growth
of the order, its struggles and achieve
ments, and the plans of the future. 1t
was q mastery address, full of feelings
and good cheer, and brought those who
heard it into closer touch with the
benevolence Of Odd Fellowship and its
desires la behalf Of humanity.
The Rebekahs and Pima lodge No. 8
united to make the affair one which will
long be remembered as fit tribute 0
an order whicd has taken a firm place
in the social and benevolent lite of the
world.
The program rendered was one of the
best that the patrons of local talent have
ever had the pleasure of hearing. The
program was as follows:
Violin solo-Henry Abadie, Miss Jes-
sic Hughes, accompanist.
Prayer-Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons.
Vocal Solo--Mr. Thomas F. Ryan.
Oration-Odd Fellowship, Rev. A. NJ.
Gibbons. .... .-..-.
Bass Solo-Mr. 7. F. Ryan.
Soprano solo-Mrs. W. j. Kirkpat-
rick.
Reading-Miss Opal lie Baron Nc
Gaughey. .. ......
Mandolin Quartette-The Misses
C0wan, Messrs. Manifold and Richie.
Reading-.Mr. Ralph W. Pittock.
Duet-Mrs. kirkpatrick and Mr..
Ryan. .......
There is more Catarrh in this section |
of the country. than all other diseases |
put together, and until the last few |
years was supposed to be incurable. For |
. great many years doctors pronounced |
it local disease, and prescribed local |
and by constantly failing to |
cure with local treatment, pronounced it |
incurabfe. Science has proven catarrh |
TO bea constitutional disease, and, there
fore, requires constitutional treatment.
Halls. Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. j.. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
u is taken internally in doses from 10
lrops to teaspoonful. 1t acts directly
IN the blood and mucous surfaces of the
Iystem. They offer one hundred dollars
or any ease it fails to cure. Send for
:irculare and testimonials. Address
T. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
~ Sold by Druggists. 75c. l.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27

John F. Hansen's Opening.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-04-27
Job Couldn't Have Stood II

Recorder and ex-ofiicio City Clerk
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
2r9per Heajeringsrttte

"Norife srrteIieents1 Seoler", Der
bibtil bar p9ret regierinSspenligt,
i~noeboIbt ben Dag Stortinget traaote
iammer, en- reoaftiorel SenDeroel'5
til 3inget, bpori bet blonot anoei
beb:
"Strber Stprtingsflertallet, al
4pniulatiasens @ienoptogelie % en-
beige ~@iememfsrelie frembeles er
be beoit milige Spnoer meo Resie'
rineens nlpGreroe Gbef os Sam.
meni9tring toetbele2
Spis life, iua er bet Stprttnas'
fertaIets YIigt OF Urge for, at bent
ne itore og pibtrpffenbe Sag, ior
iaa Iqnee oa iaa foitbnrt er forbereol
90 ioa IPnee % foitbart bar pentel
oe penter pna i'm 2ssning, MI font
mer / be bebit mnrIise S9nber.
Sen itore Gags brPrbenbe StiI'
ling freezer ct ~aIporligt Spgier mel
lem StortinesHertaaet og ben ito.
beroe Regierine. Stortingsflertals
fun life ioriparlig lobe bette Spers.
maol itoo uafeiort. Oct er uop'Pt.
telig Yliet for Stortinget at Irem'
fable en- Ifsisrelie % efter Dor
Wenine en- Smoannelie al Ytint'
fteriet".
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
VoIfetGaingen.

Som tioIieere meooclt, bar Sp.
aisret ina Solfet9ningen Den 3Oic
December ifior ubpiit, at Rigets
biemmebsrenDe Solfem9ngoe be no.
aiorbe ialt 2,239, $50. bporai Sano'
Siitritterne 1,612,23o og ! Sperne
627,650.
9onbbefoIfninaen foroelte Jig paa
De enfelte amter iaaleoes: gtorb.
Ianb 145,S9S, isrbre 9ergenhns
1852, Seocmarfen 1852,
gfersbus 1850, Romsbal TO-
621, 8riitians Inrt 110,0t6, isnorc
Sronbbiem 97,202, Smaalenene
94,442, norore g~ereenbts SS,106,
@uiferro 81, 534. Stoponger ami
SO,5S3, norbre Sronbhiem 77,494,
gratsbers 1926, Sromse Amt
1886, SarIsberg % Sarpit 67,32S.
Reberes 66,011, Glitter % Wtanoal
59,173 liant enoeli9 6inmarfer
25,957.
Meb Senipn Ill 9pbefolfninger
aobnes M9ffen al ariitiania nleo bets
1926 Sropaanere.
De 10 itsrite gyer oerefter er
gergen 72,251, Srouohiem $3.50,
Stapanaer 30.613, 0rommen 23..
O93, 8riiriansianb 1866, Sreorifs-
itoo t4.635, ariitiorsiuro 12.050,
TreorifshaIo 1857. IaIeiuno H.
III % Sfien II 1884.
9uoeiteoerne Selen oa Spioiter
meo fine berbolosois 167 og 107
Snopanere aflutter HGffen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
Smaanpt fra Ssao % Hp.

Stortinset iummentracote 5reoog
ben lite Oftober.
Den iioit ~fungerenbe Yr9iibent.
Sr. Statsru0b 6. 8erier, opertoe Ell
ter Spfororine ~mioierfioie at leoe
GorboroIineerne. Som Sefretet
~fineereoe Sr. Meiiingie.
Gen for forrise Storting eiplben-
be 6orretninesoroen beilntteoes ar
ftlile giplbe inbtiI pibere.
Oerefter foretoges @ale paa Gm.
be6smPno | Stortinget og afoelin.
gerne meb fslgenoe llofalb:
Stcrtinset: TrRiibent: s.
8erner. Sefretpr: Msciiinsiet. 8i.
cepr9iibent: 9ilieoabl. 8iceiefre4
tor: 6. Stmtsiarb.
Soeistinaet. - BrGiioent: 4rc.
tan6er. Sefretpr: Mprpong. Ii-
ceprGfioent: Sieitsl. 8iceiefretGr
8. Sacobien.
2dgfinget: - Br9lioent: Sort.
Sefret9r: @olo. 0icepr9iioent
Sois. 8iceiefretar: SIap Spein.
ion.
9igeiom I forrige Sesfion frem.
msber oeioa mi inbfil pibere, iiteben.
for femte Reprpientont for Noms.
balls @mt @aarbbruger 5. lltbeim.
Ga iaupeI fsrite Repreientutt for
Bergen, Eorretninssfsrer anbreus
$unien, ipm De to fsrite Supplean.
ter, Irbeiber elias Slien oe 6arper
Sens Senien, bar maattet meloe
Spgbcmsforfaib, msber fra Berger,
treble Supplemlt, 5abrifeier Soban
Gbriiripber Sunb. Sorsprigt Ell
Stortingets Communicating ufor.
anbret iom forriee Gang. Gen
12te Oftober forrot Stortin9ets
~beitibeliee aobning Steo. Stots-
miniiter Steen opl9ite &onaens
Srortale, Der bar ct poeriig tamt OF
in~tetiigenoe Dofument. aoniulotio-
gen bereres life meb ct Orb. Oct
eneite, iom fra Tegieringens SIDE oil
bIi forelngt Singet er 5orilog til
"2op ON Solooplaa m. b., "Sop ON
Stentpeofgift pao Gerler, Gbeds %
9artanriSninger", "2ou ON Stuts.
fpntrol meb Sfibes Sjsbpgtigbeo",
SOP ON Sulg os loifiPnfnina az
9rproepin, 81 oa Bin NJ. b." og
"2op ON 9eifpttelie at Wsnitre"
iomt Sop ON Observation-Disclosures
til Sprettelie al arbeiberbrug for
2onoarbetSere og til Spfsrelie al
8oliaer m. b. FOR arlbre lbemiOlebe".
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

SpttcbCr. Spao Spttrbrrplufnina
fan inobringe ianr mani Ell tSorcitiI'
lino ON REQ Ell Spgope ira ell Vteo.
oeler iii Salt. 3i0." San anlIdnr
Grportcn al 5pttebGr alcne ira 8raS.
marfs Sogn til 70 a 100000 ag. oa
opqioer, at Vriien parierer mclIent
t6 oa Is Ere pr. ap. SpttebprpIuf.
ninqen har altioo braqt en- 3notGGt
az meuem 12-iS,000 SIR, Ct
aonife betruateliqt @elsb for geiolf.
ninoen / Ell iottig Sonosbpab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
NenneHslipets VGroi.

5sisitsrsterns bar haui bet irapsit mfo Sesrss.
maaisi ont Ssiitmmtls al ct Tlfun, tsiios gGrei,
glau tom nj ban z aiHiua. at e. olmiRse,ist EsEns.
gss $40 CT rare inf. hoob bet CT iiiauo til al ~'crilsnf
On Tauss 5Ortien,is bsrer Tor an itpr Eel paa bans
ipFgs SaHbhso. o. oi iiaar ali'o bans Ragi at iur.
bshrt fin silfnno. Taptu CT Toalsfrr,fsu fcr z ane.
heb % Stnrfs. sHbesr gscnb fan par fpif. sirtiem
% Iptfslis hpis taHs Jorbsitlis or normal opls ifs
Tan ppiistsrs Wape5itsrs aleu- esH normal len
iatftr b. f~oresttast crsaHtr itaHe nj orbsHilis at
'oresie % asbmilsrs Ra6sH. Vrsr ben Tor Joriiop.
psiis. SecHlssbse. rti Gprbesrs. 1pspspNa- seiet'
iess 1orihse. espsr. % slpuoHesr. Zen bar bel
brsest NapsoH,tF Dc Nsfs 50 Gar o. bag hnoes hI
IN, Hoes, -ties iaa soot-. Ssrpts Lem ON. al 1s
jaar ben Qsn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
9amIe SorrcaaorS. Sppc poa

0"Wt ~SAAtvuuAU Appt puu
Worregonrb grapcs Der for at Irggc
@rirotmir til ct mt pIeaeri, beriin.
Der ifdl man prre fommen tcmmcIi0
opbt nc0 / Sorben. Spm bcfienot
ligaer 9crr@pnarhs 6abrifbpniingcr
neoc Na "afgrrmS". Der n~onneocs,
20 =. fore Sorofafh / 1902 ianoi
Stco; | en- geretning, Der bIep trpft
if703 angipes "Sulet" iii 100 glen
opbt, 200 / 9rSoe % 400 +,
SGngoe, ipm man Ter, ct gartife an.
'eligt Sui, Der mi or ~poerIiecre for.
sget. $500 M. Iangt oa 400 brebt.
yin puaitaaes Der. at man urDe,
@rapningen / bette SilI bar itsot poa
S%epnineer fra Sornfnlbet FOR ca. 200
gar iioen. 1eriblanbt Here 2aa meo
sropt Semmpr % arifinige Ben,
bporibIanot, foriben 1preben, oa.
ioa Menneifeben ifal les. Sporribt
bette er pibenifobelig unberiset. pi-
0es life; men oct hsres life litruIigt
tbi peb Sorbfolbet omtfom ialt IA
Nfenmifer forioen 10000 ajer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
l5.aar.e ~Sipsfanee.

On Is 9lar garnmel 8ut blep forle.
Den Toa oslnt I'll lipsoarigt tSpngia
/ areosretten / @arrid Gountp, Sn.
oiana, % bar beaptot at uoione i'm
Strai / Wifiean Gin. Sans Rapn
er Smitb sones, % ban blep bemi
for Moro. Sorbrpoelien bar al Dem
ullerpRrite aarafter. og iiteoet ior Of
ienoe @utten til Reiormitolen. boil-
fet er .ulminoeligt meo 8utter i Den
IIber, ienote 1ormeren BAN til
5ugtbuiet. 6~ormooentlig er ban Den
pngite 9ipsIlape i belle 9anSet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
@nlb, Splu on Gubber.

@nlo, Splp % Gubber. 9eoiairn
poo @rubeorift / c. g~ulbiererlOc hi.
neruliclt uotogee for rogcl 1to lioclr
al Ell Saubelsoacut / 8eIliporc.
@ienncm / oisIe Oagc pco oct ~fenniif'
tefuiife Nuredu / StocfhoIm fore
taqa, anolpic al Brsucr ira Sum
Der or ,loretomiten al @itlo og Ssir
tonitatcrei; / 100 So. Itolm ianotes
1 @ram Sslp og / 1000 Sta. Wtdlnl
80 @rmu 8nlb. aobbcrgcboIten CT
10 Yroceut.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
Vrgitcaaarbcnc. Yuu Splpnings

FrRNcHuaruCHC. Fuu 2plUHllBs'
pPienets Soros % FrGitegarosfon-
bets giiogetforilag Tor nRite Iermin
er opfsrt ialt 130,S50 til Spisrelit
al me 9~pgninger III. b. puo fslgenbe
geiitlise Gmbehseaarbe: @intss Brt.
itegaaro (bel M 9ebpegelie) $4,000
SIR, SitterbaI E~reitegoarb (gfterbe.
pilgnina) $500, 8ulen $500, Bur
mes 5000, Serreio 500, Stranor.
BARN $3.50, 9lio 800, 8auifen
$500, Stranoen 300, gfer 10000,
Sane 1900, IurIano t1,300 SunbS.
pPr 1900. 3rangebol 1000, Ho-
medal 400 % Sol Yrcite9aaro
$500. gnooioere er Der al Splps.
ningsppienets aapitolionb ioreiloaet
hepileet 1900 SER. til Snbfisb al en-
@oarbpart til 8rug for Sogneprc.
item / Hsloal.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

Gn Wiuocitcn oner afoeoe Raitcr
Sopise utl. ifsI9c "Sore 6oIfetto, :,
meo oct isritc bIioe nfilpret eoo Il.
iteh airtegnuro. Stenen, Der or al
@rarit, er reiit al @ehoere | alitco.
6ienueSlp oa / Sells. boor Gopiec
bar Trpit, ier han fom til GIitc0.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
EnnSct @ifinacifib.

WITHOUT S~uthWlIiiu. Splu' ~
leb." berettcr, at unber W1toringS'
urbeioer / 8isbu Snpn bar man itsot
poo Ct @ifinseifib unoer DC Dhire.
Der / auniIe Iage bar adier. III
crane Sartsict no / bets SeIbeS
fun0e Der, ianIebeS iom oet lager.
life upre 1dle ON. SmtoIertio Ill
man qrnnet irem iou mango al BETS
enfelte 0ele. at en- SfibSbuaqer MI
uoen altior itore @anifeliuheoer
tliroe funne retonitruerc oct. Sfibet.
hois 7trrcriioner bar oprct megei
beifeone innes al booe haot en- 9ung.
be al 10 Dieter; Oct nor oPret for.
boIOsois ldpt o. ilaobunoet.