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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
IOWA LAWYERS END SESSION.
State Bar Association Discusses Legal
Topics and Holds Election.


Council Bluffs, July 18.-Torrid
weather cut down the attendance Of
the Iowa State Bar association yester-
day. Smith Mcpherson. judge OF the
United States court for the Southern
District of Iowa, delivered the annual
address. taking as his theme the in
sular tariff decisions of the United
States supreme court. He defended
the decisions, declared the people were
content, and that our government Of
our island possessions would be for
their good and never for their harm.
The report of the committee on law
reform was the subject of discussion
yesterday afternoon. The recommen-
dation That statutory amendment and
legislation be adopted to provide for
a verdict Of less than twelve jurors in
trials OF civil causes" was the subject
of heated argument, but when put to
vote it was defeated by vote of 16
to 43.
The proposition that trial judges bs
permit ed to limit arguments by at
torneys wes overwhelmingly defeate1
as tending to take away the last yes
tige OF our liberty"
OfIiceis were elected as follows:
President. H. Mozambique, Mason
City.
Vice-President--R M. Haines, Grin
nell.
Secretary-Sam S. Wright, Upton.
Treasnrer--George F. Henry, DeE
Moines.
Dubuque was selected IA the place
for meeting on July Is and l6 mex
yeas
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
ENGINEER SUDDENLY sKIPs.
MarshaIltown Man Thought to Have
EIoped With Old Girl.

Marshalltown. July 19.-"Phil' Hav-
eric, one of the oldest engineers on
the Iowa Central, has suddenly left the
city. A woman by the name of Mel
son has also gone and it is feared they
have gone together Haverlo leaves
his family in Strengthened circu1l-
stances.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
ENRoUTE TO OKLAHOMA.
Cedar Falls Furnishes It's Quota Of
Fortune Seekers.

Cedar Falls, July 1s.-(special.) IA
party of thirteen left here yesterday
Tor Oklahoma to enter for land when
the reservation is thrown open for set
Element by the government. B. 6.
Jennings, an old soldier, was elected
captain of the party. A complete out
fit was taken along as the party ex-
poets to live out of doors.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
"capital Lies About coneer.

THE Daily Capital printed a fake
telegram from San Francisco last
night detailing an alleged converse
ton with Minister Conger. The Cap
ital wrote the dispatch in the Des
Moines office, put words into Minister
Conger's mouth which he never said,
and printed the story because Minister
'Conger Is on the ocean and cannot be
reached for a Tull month to secure a
denial. By that time the republican
state convention will be over and the
need for longer butchering Mr.. Conger
will be past for such newspapers as
the Daily Capital. The alleged inter
view in that paper will appear in the
form of circulars in the state in few
days, probably. To what length will
tottering candidacy go to bolster itself
up?'
According to the alleged special
from San Francisco, when questioned
about the political situation in Iowa.
Major Conger said that was the first
subject on which he had been inter-
viewed when he landed and similarly
it was going to be the last. He then
according to the Capital, made the foi-
lowing statement:
II must confess that I'm little soT-
Try at what has happened. Things
were not exactly what had imagined
them to be at home.
I "You know | have never been can
didate for the Office of governor Of
Iowa, but tentatively allowed my
/ friends to use my name. | said when
l arrived that if the nomination was
rendered me would not refuse it, but
would make no fight for the place.
Il meant l would accept the nomin-
alton if it came unanimously; II the
party and state wanted or needed me.
| have never been candidate on &C
| count of the personal honors. There
is not the unanimous desire that was
represented to me, and l am sorry that
even tentatively l have allowed my
name to be used so much. have
many strong and good friends in Iowa,
but the field is full of good men, and
| / have never wished to make a light
against any Of them.
Il hope that in allowing my name to
be used as it has | have not sacrificed
any principle or lost any friends. Iowa
does not need me, and there is not the
Unanimous desire that would have
been the only reason for my accepting
1 the nomination, if it was made"
4 The Leader this morning, under big
{. head lines helps on the fake by pub
lishing the following:
THE statement given out by Major
E. H. Conger just before leaving San
Francisco, bound for China on the
steamer Nippon Maru, is looked upon
, in Des Moines as being of much polit-
, ical significance 1t is considered
! here as little else than a withdrawal
/ from the field, even as a receptive
Il candidate. and it amounts to giving
, notice to the delegates instructed for
t Conger, or those who have preferred
, him as a candidate, that they are re
: leased from any obligation to support
, I him"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
WILL REMAIN ABROAD A YEAR.
DR.. and Mrs. John T. Mcclintock of
the 8. U. I. Prolong Their Trip.

Iowa City, July 20-Dr. and Mrs.
John T. McClintock of Iowa City, who
have been spending the summer in
Vienna. have decided to remain
abroad for year, with recommends
ton by the medical faculty Of the
State University that he be given the
chair of physiology upon his return,
They will spend the year at LEIPZIG.
Mars. McClintock was formerly Miss
Beulah George of Des Moines.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
ENDORSES OHIO PLATFORM.
Democratic Paper at Waterloo Says It
Is All Rinlt.

Waterloo, July Especial The
Times-Tribune of this city, the only
democratic paper of the county and
leading organ in this section of the
state has endorsed the action of the
Ohio state convention. 1t says that
the party in Iowa has a good chance
this fall but must stand alone and
fight on equal taxation and the liquor
question. 1t declares that free silver
and Organism in this section of the
state are dead.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
STORM AT CEDAR FALLS.
Crops Badly Damaged and Barn Burn.
ed by Lightning.

Cedar Falls. July 1S.-(Special,) "A
storm of considerable force visited the
country several miles west of here yes.
terday. 1t was the most severe in the
neighborhood of Fredsyille and eight
miles west Of this city. Corn and oats
were blown down and several wind
mills torn to pieces. The large barn
of Carl Frieze near Fredsville, was
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
NINA HOTEL BURNED.
Bad Fire. at Grand junction Yesterday
Morning.

|. Grand Junction, July 20.--One of the
seyerest fires in the history of Grand
Junction occurred yesterday morning.
| At 2 a. m. the fire was discovered IN
1.-THE rear OF the Nina hotel. This
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
John Fitzgerald, Temporarily Derans-
ed, Seeks to End His Life.

Oskaloosa, July 19.-John Fitzgerald,
living at 4O2 Fifth avenue, west, at
tempted suicide at his home Wednes-
day afternoon. The old gentleman is
SO years of age and it is thought that
the hot weather combined with brood
ing over his Affections, caused him to
become temporarily unbalanced. The
attempt was made with razor and he
hacked his throat in several places,
none. of which will result fatally.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
KIDNAPPED BOY RETURNS.
Twelve-Year-old son of A. L. Richards
Tells Queer Story.

Marshalltown, July 19-The 12-
year old son of A. l.. Richards of this
city was kidnapped and taken to within
two miles of Colo, Iowa, where he es-
capped while his captor slept. The boy
made his way to State Center, after
having slept all night by the roadside.
He arrived at his grandfather's home
in State Center half famisheu and with
his hands bound. The boy says his
captor tied his hands behind him and
put handkerchief over his mouth and
threw blanket over him. He has nc
idea why he was ABDUCTED. He was
taken Monday evening and arrived
home yesterday. His parents thought
he had been camping
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
cuMMlNs CLUB IN STYLE.
Planned to Send Big Marching Dele
cation to Cedar Rapids.

Des Moines, July 20-The Cum
.lninss clubs will have headquarters at
Cedar Rapids at the state convention.
not as a marching club but as an or
ganization just to show the people of
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
NEVER TOO OLD FOR LOVE.

AckIey Couple Aged 7e and 70 Re-
spectiveiy Get Spiced.
Ackley, July 20.-William J.Schnltz,
a widower of IL years, and Mrs. Slight,
wlaow of about 70 years, hied them
selves to the county seat yesterday,
secured marriage license and were
made one then and there.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
WANT TO co BACK
Miners Ask for Re-Admission Into
4 Iowa Federation of Labor.
SECRETARY WHITE WRITES LETTER
Will Probably End Bitter Fight
.fMiners Withdrew From Federation
Two Years Ago Because of Dissatis-
faction With Its Management.

Sioux City, July 19.-Yesterday af-
terpoon ]. H. Strict. secretary and
treasurere of the Iowa Federation of
Labor received letter which will in
all probability bring to a close an inn
portant epoch in the history of Iowa
labor organizations. 1t was from John
P. White, of Oskaloosa, secretary and
treasurer of the Iowa Mine Workers,
and contained request for the re-
admission of that organization into the
state federation.
An Interesting Story.
The story of the trouble between the
miners and the state federation and
their consequent separation is an inter
esttng one. Almost two pears ago, i'm
IIetliately after the meeting of the
state federation in Des Moines, the
miners in southeastern Iowa became
dissatisfied with the methods employ
ed by the state organization. They
objected to the system of taxation and
representation which had been adopt
ed by the state organization Under
the rules of the state organization each
division was allowed a certain number
of fixed delegates to the state conven-
ton irrespective of the extent of it's
membership, while the taxation was
run upon membership basis. The
miners, who had very large member
ship. contended that if the representa-
ton were fixed on the basis of organi-
cations the taxation should also be.
They also charged the officers of the
state federation with being unfair and
aItocratic.
Complaints Not Heard.
Their complaints were not heard by
the state federation and they immedi-
ately withdrew, still retaining their
own organization.
This spring when the state conven-
ton was held in Sioux City, a commit
tee was appointed to confer with the
miners relative to bringing them back
into the state federation.
Secretary Strict will notify the min
ers concerning the extent of their
back dues, and it is very probable that
before very long they will be reaffiliat
ed, with the state organization.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
JOHNSON is THE MAN.
Wanted at Nevada, Mo-, on Charge Of
Brutal Murder.

Council Bluffs, July 1S.-Sheriff J..
T. Harireader of Nevada, Mo-, arriy-
ed in the city last evening and posi-
lively identified Alvin Johnson as the
one wanted in the Missouri county for
the mu,uer of man by the name of
Paxton. He will probably start for
home with his prisoner today. John.
son offers to return to Missouri WITH
out the formality of u requisition
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
GRADING ON THE ELDoRA LINE.
All But Two Kinds of Risht.ofWay to
Ankeny Is Secured.

Des Moines, July lS.-All bnt two
miles of right TO way has been secured
for the street railway extension be-
tween Des Moines and Ankeny, and
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
DEVICE FOR STEAMSHIPS.
Sioux City Boy Thinks to Revolution
ize Navioation,

Sioux City, July 1S.-Martin A. Pc
terson Sioux City young man, has
invented a "duck-footed" steamship
propeller, which he firmly believes will
reyolutionize the worlds navigation
He thinks it is long sought for con-
trivance, by means of which vessels
may attain the speed of railroad trains
saving the energy wasted by screw
propellers.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
THlRTYTHIRD IOWA REUNION.
Old Soldiers to Meet at oska!eesa in
October.

Oskaloosa, July 20.-The eighth reg
mental reunion of The Thirty-third
Iowa infantry will be held at Oska-
loosa on the 18th, 18th and 18th of DC
tOber
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
GAMBLERS WIFE BRINGS SUIT.
She Tries to Recover Money Her Gam
bier Husband Lost.

Sioux City. July 19.-Mrs. Andrew
Brown has brought action in the dis
trict court against two we'll known
gambling houses in this city to recov-
er two certificates of deposits of $1,000
each, which her husband lost gam.
bling. Brown was formerly partner
in one of the houses. He lost heavily
and after quitting the house, gambled
desperately losing the big sums.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
SIGNAL CORPS LEFT OUT.
Is the Same Old, Old Story From Head
quarters.

quarters.
Des Moines, July 1s.-Adjutant Cen
eral Byers has received word from
the United States signal officer that
the requisition sent for equipment of
the Iowa Signal corps had not arrived.
The reQuisition was sent through the
secretary of the war department and
has probably been delayed in that Of
flee. The oversight will prevent the
equipment being received in time for
the annual encampment and will be a
big disappointment to all members of
the guard.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
i BEATS TABOR EASILY.
Good Record of the Cleveland Base
ball Team Kept Up.

Cleveland, July 19.-(Special.) The
Cleveland baseball team played its
tournament given at Tabor winning
easily by a score of s to 8.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
JAIL DELIVERY AT abel

A Prisoner Charged With Murder Els.
eapes.
Abel, July 19.-The men held for the
murder of young Daugherty of Perry
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
- - - 7-----
1T WAS A FAKE.
Story of conger's Withdrawal Was
"Hot Air" Agitation.

Des Moines, July ls.-The Daily
Capital last evening published an al
legged interview with Minister Conger
just before sailing for China, which is
being foisted on the public as declar-
alton by Mr.. Conger that he is no long
err even a receptive candidate for the
sovernorship The Register, OF this
morning. brands it as lie, a fake
pure and simple. The Register says:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
COAL is FOUND IN RIVER BED.
Water Strips Top Surface Exposing a
Vein of Rich Mineral,

Fort Dodge, July 19.-At a point in
the river few miles south of here
the water has stripped the top surface
from rich vein of coal, leaving the
valuable mineral exposed to view.
Arrangements are bling made to secure
the deposit.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-23
A BIG CROP.

4,o6U QUARTS OF StraWberrIes From
One Acre.
Cedar Falls, July 19.-(Special.)- -
G. Bowman, gardner OIL this city re-
ports that he picked 4,6SO quarts of
strawberries from one acre of ground.
He had them mulched with straw
which kept the ground moist He sold
the entire crop at an average of 1Oc
per quart.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
Sra S~nelanocts l,ytter.
NV.

Srbhclo: Ole gua-Eoroenif uo-Toiie-
taS-Samat-5puf aR ipsbpsrne,
8tt CT lpit, glaze emil qt mogs alt'
pepne | Rorge MI. Siolig oe batter tom
@adrtu. iao grbeioeuss lduec 6anerGt'
Ter gitmteo | ben blante Sol auereoe lite
Mai. % 3rrerne ftoo leptnnae. Sao
tom gIor,ftsruss rias TpToer o. ilGoit
2anRt til 1eit ben 1Tbe. Co. / ariitiop
MIA itules 3~oroeHFipIo uiies Og Bergen
Ole Bun. 90 eanost bette ig mtlIem
fine to RaiiaiatbtIie, men psgtiftriussn
iamIsi fis oa gil bsit iom aieyt8 tsr,
Ser git BET an FOR Rpromunb al orrs
snise. llosn 4orbsniiolos Doda Dpne'
tiIsn ptlDs lite Rorge bapt nossn 5tIos
i~tanoighep, t1t ba bapoe aarI DEN 12tes
PIansr gaat slat, og ba sr be- ptl ogiod
toiliomt, ON nogen Die gul piIo irtms
itaat o9 ipi1et SET oosr 9arSst, Bergen
ierns fan aao brit | 5eitbes.itt bring for
uIinore sno Reisninasn At et Die Bun
Qtonumsnt, % oeres Storelucs oeD BEN
nc anIeonins bar ptitnot part: oarftsIls
at beitripe, Sodo Der ian face rso pad
papirst, bar osres aoiisr tasti mto. Sg
oeres tire 0asbtoot bar intet ipayct.
Ger ! artftiania bar man for ierits
Gang faaet st Wonument. ION tEfrsos
itider aue aurftens ~trsnseite RrdD. ct
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
Gle Arpeien.

Ole 4rOi,us 9siitois paa Sagatua CT
neolast, o. arpeisn sr blsDet tonisrodsto
% bar foruRgtet aae fine tioiigs,. IN.
i~,u.ler. men BET aauoeiige ei0 btomitrey
aligsDsI hsjt gpsH Ter bet uo til. Den
sr betien6t for fine gooe StoLer, "Rorit
StoIetiomos~ uotommsr pdu Somdr o.
lj9siaa 2anobrugs5la0et "frgi.~ Dag
blaOsne "4amar Stiftstiotunc" % "Cp=
iaueeHts aDis" b~sisrger Gp3sberuc. DE-
er 5egss %tonitrpaiios, BET ii0ftt meo StIo.
ming til geuitrt.
Roygss garis ioltos gpgning opfsrt al
rBo. ~F1'puegeu SOpOiten meo pulsrsot
Gyanttisilsr, blir gpens ti9tteitt 500.
ming. Den sr M faroig. Ia BEN tur
tr pua en- Gtogs, pirter Den liot fao Deb
Siesn al BE- beiers SpgniHasr om,riua,
men hen FILTER boa at #. uafr,. ioItpe
WatsriaIc. DEN qamle Sernbanstoiion
,r nj rpoost belt pat Den par for,
lGngit blsosn for lioai. uo oOer Qanpet
omtriHs rti',r ia lp'e giIatr ! amsritann
Stil ca oioHer ON Figoom Ga gsloore.
Tst blomtysr omtriaa Misitn, ca
2aRost sr riqt ION BET er fagsrt.
CIao griHesn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

ben %utoramlsot Sisn, boor sr be. 2igt
reo airitmursn itaar S~torhamor 8adrOi
5isss % 2~aeebpsniug en- aoIos a
umaaosIi1e Dimtniionsy, 2anoets itertt'
5ies, Tst er opfsrt al FIN buggsn Sisr
"a sr lie eammsli, Snetn gmoe / belle
@eroen piloe haot Raao III at opfsre q
Idaoant Kiss, oeriom lite Wdterialerut
mar i0roias lias | RGrtxoen. 8duiie rig
tia. Der bar ri airteu. @iSr %stiiGlbss
rsns gotiIfe 8uer iprtGIer Saaasn, Wan
bar life tagst bare ben Isle Stsn. osIda
Murms Gag for Gag er Npitet opty rio
iet, % mar S~torbamar Gaaro hnoe
SIRE ct IIist Sioro1ri, iao bar oaiaa Dc
andre genosr frlgt GtSempIst "a bnst is
FieBti4Ipsrs at airtsuS Stsu - ia, Itio
/ 6dmar Goriouae timber man BEN i8isu.
Der tr fnt rphbtt omtrtug Ritnrl.
Men for ZEN RpoRipg. Tom sr NOR oil
fife mango al ben cpootstnbs Slr9t 2rrs
tatnenmsIig.
Sem en- SeIieftp ligser 8amnr cms
trtug MtiaiCls 9ugt. 0iotiI bar Sneu
boIoi ben homiuersuos Srofpoeiie b.onot
MiesbNrnt, @isoit % g%iaebammer er
piitnot Glers, men bar life oUret iItano
til at nud igien Sdmar. SpiItr al ois't
ire 9psr / Grtmtieer oil ieire / spntur'
ranien. fan inasn oiot. Dc oar ale rigs
uopttIingsmulisbeeer. Den aamIs SatS,
at 9i1sbammsr fulos bGoe Qeuae % IN
gen Wans. @ieoi mGuo % tu9en BEN
ee. men Sarar besse Dele, boiler lie
longer Stit. Dst sr orntsnt idd lieeIis
forfeit.
Soil,en prrgtie pari bar lite 2dmdr.
Tiger ben Retknoe, iom tommsr bib. %
itr De prGetigs 6ru9ttrr!Hloe meIIem
S~tranogdben oa S%aneliujer. Sg mh
LANCE Rrtts al 2pitbuis, grsnre 9dute
"a gorbe fer inobpotnoe m. Men oft cr
uftGngt. Oct er p%rtodt Gisnocm
9artrn sr dfotit jQdrreIcr % opoprtef pad
fcrTitni8 gis, llbeotommtnoe bar it,t
acQ1nQ. Ufen iad or Der life lluat til
ben msrtf. TAME Stcs pdn 9amdr. SI
Itrs bar og'da 9pen i1 rg;n ofentltge
Gurt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

aongs. Il ou rrffes arontn
at bet unge 6aabets Coll,
ben er fun at 2nnasns gIomiier.
mel tr sufino sisrtsrs 2pn-
On bar ftiret ooer 8eroen.
iunsei Roree oper Sorb.
aonat uoen Vurpuriaabe.
bin er Dngtn, ou er porl
Senpeo 100 SeIegrammer inoIeb
beo aflsringel al Ole gul Statuen.
Ter bar Telegrammer fra StaIien,
Xolen. ltngarn, 2iterrise. Stmei,.
snrorh. England. Hum9nien. Snif.
lamb og amertfa. ara stuoenter-a
| 2uno, npialo, SeIfinsfors, aiebeu.
bapn 90 lltreht % ira en- Mensoe
fienote WGno pg aoinoer / Rorge.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
@iitop 5pGeitnn.

Den bsic, lpit Rirtc oomlu,reR
be oper 9psn, Ts an5rt .trr irnbtt
5encont ino mclltm 3uitur, "a man
murter ittt fort til bcm, Deb Sioeu al
Sjrtsu pranaer guitot At 0dmar Suits
irritc lutbsrite 9titpp, 0dlOor 5olttitoo.
Gn ubttisnDt bar atOet ben til Sptn paa
otuE 50 Mars Subilrrm. 6Oleitoo put
al riuQs @St fra 3slemurtsn "a ndaeot
frsm til at oil en- 'tpr perionIiqhso nu
ucrite Gtutstirte 6erit par ban Stolt
Iarsr, 6Ieo afrnt. bsapRbts idd at itaoere
3eoIogt. pg nuasoe ida laugt, at ben Brett,
Iom bauot bepirtet bans affGttelie, bleo
hans llnoeroroneoe og mootog Jrettei0ts
teIie al BAN for I'm 9anoel. SauIeoes
fortpusS 6i'torisn, qIab'a, umirtng
Rpnumeutet er ~oanfisttst. Wsn Sdmar
gor1ers pegsr pad 1T 6o(teftuo'Dtonn
ment meo Gtolthso. % llngbommeu min
oes enonu ben Iolteti9re gtip.
6pao gorgsme oerimoo bsIit lite nGp
ner er gpens berpmts 5ontens. Der
blsp oQidu aTlsrst peO Subilret, 6amdr
grpaQeri bdpos ItiGlttt ben. JontGnen
er entel % iimpeI, % ct itort Sunitgarf.
Oct er en- uegen Smdaaut, 'om itaar meo
6Guoerne pda Rp9gen % Ter betGutiomt
neo / 9uiinet. Den CT mootleret al Nor
qes ItsrIie 9iaeobu9oer, @uitdo 8i9e.
LAMB. Ulsn 8rpaaeriet Inntss, al @uiten
par for mayer. og anIdgoe Sag mon Bill
Ieo5uelsrtu. ION bet Dog inaen gei tom
meO. gpioltst Times, al 6uttens Rsgens
bso trGnl/ Granddaughter % fer IN
pau bdtl. JontGufu bar ~iualspes tile
Iiuffet ben nulsoenbe SIGgt oioere @lGoe.
0us ~tunitusriite Barb bill not meo Ii
ben belsire Toroommsns.
5orosns pud 6amdr o]omtnerss at Trel
Iesarmeen, ion bar 'aat goot 5oof1ite !
9nn. De unqs Damer er msast oeItds
lsnos, % qrmeeus "grais 9uno .er pirs
teIiq i~torartst. Wuitttr trrstsr lFoli lam
men o. gisr ~piitnot mtsst til Armems
0eIo. 3erfor Fl ogidu 0dmdr bleoet st
al Establishments Gtntrulpurtter Rors
as. GpeH bar oesuocu I'm 6ritiyis, otr er
en- imponerenoe gD9HiHg / admmel nOrit
Still.
Rroner man 9amar, ioa buffer man
itrals pau SuodbIs itOrt Trsforrstuin9,
iom bar Northumberland meb om
otee Qsroen o. omtrtnt atere ranotr 1Srs
hauoelen | Rorqe. 8il b dmtrttauFte
GaymerI bu agts norit Stog omfrtng ime
6iem uoe paa 8rprisn. faa faar be 5rset
nertiI hos Nnh1hl.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

gertha n. SnbonI bar fsbi ben Abe 1lIi 1882
| sireodIer, gtoree. boorfrd bun meb fine Gsor
rIbre % Seferoe uhnarbrehe | 1891 % boidttc
FIG | Gao aui 9urIe County, metnr, ionNrmerei
ben 29oe Hooember 1896 At 8dftor Z 2 9oro.
ganrh, mlabiior WRirr. 9len optoaet heo Sro.
len I 1897.
snis sttpens, fsbt ben 17oe @oosmber 1880
/ SdHlb Sails, Deuolp m,eatcine gounio. Mimi.
fonfirmeret ben 24be Utat 1894 / geaop Reht
cine meutabeo AT Bnitor anut 16or'teuior
9Ieo optnget peo Sfoleu / September 1897.
Cha Antiue sgItr. ffbt ben 2toe Segleutber
1880 Wtlan, Gbippepa Gountp. DSinn, roHTr
nIeret ben 21oe Utuj 1894 Of gaftor 5rfiluHo
8Ieo optneet oeo Normal &folcH ben 26oe Gep.
tender 1905.
siuun erutie Snaaatb, isoi Barron GouuiD
gBiS.. ben 13be Wldrt5 1879, f%oUhrmeret al Ru.
ltor :. v. urnefs / 1894. SrcIpeHtereoe zlolcr
ls9b--96 % bleo mfeolem ni "Scnirr s8laSfcr
itoite 6sit.
6arinc 3nlist 3tros, feSt ben 22be aopeutber
1882 pau aofbfonong, SuHe G0luttu. Bis. ion
Hrmeret ben Ste December 1897 al Ruitor
IboraIbicH. Bier pptuQet psb Formal SfpleH
DlaoiIpu, Wlirn, hcu 26oe September 1899.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

Soroenifiolos Ssbebn Eronn.
hiem) feIreoe iaor Sen t7oe Wai pla
en- Raaoe, iom piIoe bare frpoet Den
hiGrne Sieitlf, ON BON fmbe haue
itaoet op al i'm @rnp og ppret mco
gtetop lom SPffet iolbt ira Sisbel.
tens Winbeitstte / ariitionio, If
man / Sronobiem en- Spnisnina
al en- eienbommeIie 4rt. Der bar
nemIig aopieiline | en- forrpaenee
Sreitorm. glarot De Sartrier, ION
oeltoa, uar oaiaa Reontngsifsiteu