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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-15
BROOKLYN.



Brooklyn, March 13.--Rev. Wilkes, of
Nicholson, occupied the Presbyterian
pulpit last Sunday morning and the
pulpit of the NJ. T.. church Sunday
evening.
Rev. ID. G. Barnes preached in the NJ
+. church sunday morning. The pas
tor, Rev. Van Woert. has been scri-
ously i'll with the grip. but is improv-
ing.
G. II. Ely is still confined to the bed
but is gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs, n. ). Waldic. Mr. and
Mrs, n. l.. Tiffany ana Mr.. and Mrs.
w l., Sterling celebrated their we'd e.
ding anniversaries last Saturday at
Mr.. Tiffany's.
Rev. James Tillinshast. state super
intendent of the TniverSalist church,
is expected to occupy Dr. Sages pulpit
next Sunday morning and evening
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. e.
church met at o. NJ. DOlaway's last
Thursday.
The Universalst Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. W. h. Kent this
| week Thursday.
The Lindavillc school closes with an
| entertainment this evening in charge
of the teacher. Glenn Tiffany.
The town auditors began their worl,
last Monday and will resume the work
! tomorrow.
Mrs. Chamberln and Miss Bessie
| Chamberlin visited Scranton Saturday
| and sunday
Earl Ainey. of Keystone Academy,
| spent Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee King have begun
| housekeeping in part of A. G. sterling :
| house.
Miss Nirgie Smith. of Lathrup. is
visiting Mrs. A. l.. Tiffany.
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KINGSLEY.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Kingsley. March 13.-F. Il. Titus, of
New York, is q guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs +. L. Titus.
Mrs. White left Wednesday for an
extended visit with relatives in Ell
mira.
Mrs. George Emerson, of Glenburn,
is Il guest Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. \. Goodrich.
Miss Daisy Mutt, of Athens. is IA
guest of her sister. Mrs. j. B. Goss.
Mr. and Mrs. \. j. Adams visited
relatives in town Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. f.. Moore recently
visited relatives at New Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Adams gave a
party Wednesday evening in honor of
the twcuty-hrst birthday of their son,
Harry.
II, W. Jeffers spent Il few days with
his parents last week on his return
from Cornell university, where he was
called to deliver IA lecture before the
College of Agriculture upon the suh-
icct of specialized work IN milk pro-
duction. He has returned to New
Nn,,l;
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SUSQUEHANNA.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
SusQuehanna, March IA para
graph in Il Binghamton afternoon
paper on Tuesday stated that the
SusQuchanua County Medical Pension
Examining board had been suspended.
There was no foundation for the re-
port.
The remains of the late Henry
Sporl. ST.. Of carbondale. will arrive
here on Friday, ON Pelmin's flyer"
rhcy win be escorted to the Grand
street cemetery by the Knights of
Honor.
Rural school examinations Will b.
held throughout Susquehanna county
March %.
The funeral of the late Thomas Fitz-
gerald win take place from st. Johns
catholic church ON Friday morning,
where requiem high mass will be cele-
hrated. Intermcnt will be Dade in
Laurel Hin cemetery.
Sheriff William j. MaXey. of Mont
rose, was officially engaged in town on
Wcdne day.
Hiss Mamie O'Neill will soon take up
her residence in New York city
l.. f. Perkins, of Port Dickinson,
has sold his stock of goods in this
place tc Messrs. Fenner x Brooks, has
returned home.
Blue birds are becoming quite nu-
ncrous hereabuuts.
Miss Esther Skogland, of the oak
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Nav Fiske Company.

Good plays presented 10y real actors, arc prom
i.cd by the management Of the Academy OF
Music nCNt week. VIXEN they will present the
May l,kc company in repertoire Of up.to-
date comedies and dramas. Wherever they have
appeared this season the pres and public unite
in speaking in words Of highest praise, regard
ing their productions. The following Is clip
ping irom the Evening Gail of Woousocket, n. l.:
"a large audi,nco-a frst.cld,s cfomance-
is tho complete story OF thc initial appearance
of Miss May Ei,ko, the comcdipunc. supported by
the Frankie Carpenter stock company, who
opened a weeks engagement at the WoonsoCkct
Opera house last evening. Long before the cur.
tain rose every scat in thc hou,c was filled. and
the standing room sign was displayed at the
box Office. The play was "rhc Garrison GIRL
with Miss FiSke in the leading role. She i'm.
mediatcly captured the audicnc" and became 4
tavortc. She is clever comcdicnnc and is
supported by hr-t.ca>> company. The play is
full OF interesting situations. The company Is
rs good as any seen ia repertoire in this city.
All the scenery j, new. During the acts spe'
ciaticS OF a high order were introduced. com.
prisiug the tollowmg Waldo Nhipplc. singing
aud dancing; Edmund Lynch, in illustrated
songs Miss fshc in songs and dances, and
moving piCtuIc>.'
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DURYEA.

All thai was mortal of Alfred, the
fourtcen-y -year-old son of Mr., and Mrs.
Feryl was inferred in the Marcy ceme-
terry Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The deceased died Monday at his home
in Lawrenceville of complication Of
diseases
The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company has posted notices
saying that The ten per cent, increase
will be continued until April ., 1902,
and that other concessions will be
made to their employees.
Great progress is being made in the
erection of the washcry at the Hal
stead culm dump. The framework is
now completed, The name of this
washery is the Blakely.
Longsten Bros. are preparing The
postoflice building for d store. The
work of rcmodeinS 1t has started, and
Mr.. Longsteln hopes to open n first
class dry goods store on April /. The
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EACTORYVILLE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to The Scranton Tribune.
Factoryville. March 1l.--NIilcs Avery
died at his home in West Abingdon
Wednesday afternoon of pneumonia.
The funeral will bc conducted at Mill
city saturday at I o'clock, The mem
hers ct rcd Jacket lodge Independent
Order of odd Fellows, of this place, of
which hc was Il member. will attend
the funeral.
Mr. u. J. Crsman left here this
moining to attend funeral at Har-
risburs, y. j.
David Armstrong is again confined
20 the house by Illness.
Assistant Postmaster sherry Taylor
has gone M country again. after a
few days stay here, where he viii
spend month with the expectations
of improving his health. before enter
ing upon his duties again
II is expected that the bakery that
has been unoccupicd now for some
time viii he opened again about Aplll
I, and nrst-claSs accommodation VIII
he given the public. In connection
with the bakery, there will be first
class lunch rooms and ice cream par
lors, and all kinds of temperance
class soda fountain.
Postmaster Peter u. Walter has sue"
Cecdcd IN securing another mail SCR
vice for this town. which will be great
ly appreciated. 1t arrives on train No.
j.. reaching here at : Il. m. from south
orn points. This early morning mail
fils a Iong-rcll want here. and now
mail from Scranton and New Yoril
can he received In time to make ~
reply at . o'clock. If necessary. SuCn
matters on the part of our postmaster
should hc appreciated and commended.
Several of our townspcOplc are at
tending court of appeal today at Tunk-
hammock.
Factoryvillc cnCampmcnt, No. 2iG
Independent order of odd Fellows
met in regular session last night and
elected the following officers for the
coming term: &. T., Joseph a. Brit
ton; u. =. Bert j. Crisman; :. W., a
& Woodruff; j. w. Charles Packer;
scribe u. :. Kinds; trustee, :. w
stanton,
The water hydrants for fire purposes
were tested yesterday by representn-
tivrs of the borough council and of the
water company, and were found tC
be in good working order None were
found to be frozen, and, with the eN.
ccpton of two. the pressure is fairly
good, being siXty-iiNe pounds.
w. :. FraCc, the genial insurance
man of Clark's Green, was doing busi
ness here today
George Dershmer, of Tunkhannock
was n business visitor here today.
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THE Reading Eagle says OF 'Ihc New Dnnn.
ioa, which will be seen at the iNocWm tonight
and tomorrow afternoon and night.
The Now Dominion is the odd title OF q
very refreshing dramatic performance, tho chtct
interest Of which is founded upon tho language
ot flowers and the love Tor pure woman, dram
atized by Clay Clement and with lines and
situations out of tho ordinary and hubbling over
with q delicious sweetness that appeals with
much pleasure to the aduircr OF honor aud sin.
ccri,y ia man Clay Clement presented the play
at the Academy four wears ago. and most vi
tho persons who enjoyed IL then were present
last evening. matinee was given today and the
performance will be repeated this evening Nm
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

land side, is the guest of Mrs. A. w.
Cook, in Deposit.
Mrs. W. s. Mitchell entertained a
ledro party on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Evans will entertain
! the Thimblc club on Saturday after
noon
Communion services were held this
| morning in Christ Episcopal church.
! The Susquehanna County Medical
| Pension Examining board met i'm this
| place on Wednesday. No veterans APP
| pcarcd for examination.
The Canawacta Water Supply com
panr, which supplies Susnuehanna and
| Lanesborc. will soon secure u number
OF additional springs in the vicinity
townships.
'New' maple sugar, principally of
| the vintage of 1909. is arriving in the
| market.
Misses McGurney and Blish. of Bing-
hamton. will hold social hop In Ho.
gan Opera House on Monday evening
| next,
n. l.. Schiller viii soon remove to
| Scranton.
Colonel William II. Tilford Is still
seriously III at his home on Broad
| street.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. March l4.-rhcrc wa, more actiy.
ly anal variety IN the last hour Of todJy'S stock
market than during amy other period Il the srs-
sion. Yesterdays rise in the Erie stocks ami
followed 10y the other CoalNS, caused Il rONrI.
ing movement among the shorts all around the
room, rnd rnlut rise resulted The bears rdl-
lied and rlidcd stocks here and thclr sufficiently
TO CchCk the advance and uu,utltr the oo,u. -.
Paul's dividend increase seemed To- fail fat uu
the market, The c>pcdJtiou al tho afternoon
action had held thc market in check all through
She day THE stock was run up two points dur.
ing the runling, but when the increase in the
dividend WAS announced, selling to realize wiped
all but small traction ut the rise. II looked
- though the hcayiucsS in It. Paul would carry
down the whole market rniI the rise in the
EIieN Ntiflencd the tone. For The rest the MAJ.
lCt Wa- rather dull and narrower. II continued
to he characterized by the movement or spcca-
tie, 90 large extent III" southwestern sto, is
continued in Large demand "u the general
ground OF the osp"1ty oi that region, aud
possible amtlglmatlon Of properties thc,"
Wabash came 10 tl,c mont and was bought on
very large scale. Many "f the minor railroad
properties continued unusually coUspcuuus on
the plotoNsrd belief in THEN coming absorption
by the great systems, several oi the subsidiary
Vanderbilt lines were included in this movement
today. Chicago, Indianapolis and Louisville
moved up three points and other stocks OF that
class between ! aud points, Lake EIr ami
Western, after an early advance ut point, hrohr
2, and closed unchanged. Minneapolis and -
Louis rose points. Many stocks which ad.
vIliccd reacted on profit taking dining the course
ot the day, Nmdlgdmatcd Copper. after early
Weakness turned very >tIons. closing with net
gain ot rs. Continental Tobacco preferred rose
3l4. Total sales, s1j,.O0 shares.
Business in railroad bonds continues Nrly large,
but profit taking in the speculative i,,uc,
caused some nlcguIarty in toddy'~ price moe
ucnl. Total sales, par value, SSWj.UU, Uni.
ted states rctundiu- D. the 8, and new l. al.
y"n'cd Is per cent. On the last call
Tie following quotations are fun n',hcd Tie
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Manchester's Crackeriacks.

Bob Mnchcstcl's "CraohcriacES" began a
three days engagement at the New Gaicty lc-.
torday afternoon, and presented 4 clean pro-
gIalnmc. bubblug with iuu from start 60 finish.
Manchester Is in measure justified in claims
l' 10 having the handsonest and most caboratcly
costumed chorus upon the road, aud his coined.
ianS are constantly at work improving the pro,
prammc ard Frightening the sketches here and
there \ new comedy act OF much merit was
given in the olio by Mclntirc and Rice which
captyatcd ne audience,
Other excellent numbers were presented by
the Mayo Sisters, ,ocalist,, Mcdonald Brothers,
Miss Belle Wilton aud Weston and Allen, The
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Scranton Wholesle Mrket.

Corrected by II. G, Dale, p Lackawanna Aye.J
Bultcr-t rchmery, 2l'Pd2gc,; dairy, 1sa2Oc.
CEnesC- Full cream, llil3c,
Igps- Western fresh 49,. 10 i6,,; ncMny
state, lbal1r,
Rcans--Pcr bu,, choice marrow, - jjs2 CO.
l'ra Bear PET hu, s., iia2.G.
Medium Bcans-P,r bu,, -, i0s2 -,
Clcen Peas Per bu., sli01l,Ij.
Ouions--per bu,, 81, i0al5O
Flour Best patent, per hhl,, A65
Red Kidney Bcans-per bu,, f2,ija2jo
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TO PREVENT LA GRIPPE.
Timely Advice from the N. Y.
Magazine of Sanitation and Hy-


giene."
The New York Magazine of Sani-
cation ana Hygiene says that more
meritOrlOus medicine than krause's
Cold Cure for the prevention and cure
of La Grippe has never come under
the examination Of the chemical and
medical experts of that magazine. As
soon uS you begin to take cold or feel
the first symptoms of the Grip take a
Krause's cold cure Capsule every 3
hours during the day and , before rc
tiring at night This will insure good
nights rest and a free movement OF
tho bowels next morning, Continue the
treatment the next day and you need
have no fear of the Grip.
Krause's Cold cure Is guaranteed to
break up La Grippe in a day, and 10
euro an ordinary cold over night. 1t
Is a new principle in medicine pre-.
nared in soft, soluble gclatinc cap
sulas. which are easily dissolved by
the warmth and fluids of the stom
ach. rhcy are far superior 10 hard,
\sugar. Goa ted pills or tablets. They do
mot affect the head as does quinine nor
Ripset the stomach. They contain no
\alomcl, and can be- taken with safety
the most delicate woman on child
'ausc's cold cure is for sala bv
lesists at "a cents a box
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Catalrh Cannot Be Cured

with Local Arpl J, \IlONS a, tnry canno
reach thc seat ot thr disease. tdlJrh - blood
or constitutional disease, and iu order 10 cure II
,uu mil,t take internal remcd,cs. Halls &C.
luIu Cure i- taken Internally, ard acts directly
or the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls ia'
tallh Cure /, no's quacL n'aicinc, II Ndt
prcrclilcd l,y one 0i the best physician'' in IN.
country for year., and is a regular prescription,
n is composed of tuc best tonic5 known, rom
rincd with tho hest hl,od purifiers, acting di
rcctly ON the mucous sur'dcc,, Ilo pcr'c" eon
hinltior 90 lno two ingredients l. what pro-
duccg such wonderful results in curing Cstsrh,
send toy tc-tmouials nrc
y, j. CHENEY ~ CO. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold ny dpggisls, pride ~,
laU's Family fill, uc le hcst
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Kellar's New illusions.

Magician kcllar who i- without question the
greatest nccromanrcr Of modern times, will ap.
pear at the Lyccm thcatcr with an entertain.
mcnt which promises to eclipse his former ct.
forts in every detail
He deals this year in the mysteries OF the
llindoo magicdns, about whom so much has
been written aud whose cSploit, he fairly out.
rivals. lie will offer Il dozen new Illusions and
host of new tricks in small magic at the Iy.
ceum thcatcr next Tuesday night.
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Keystone Dramatic Company,

The Keystone Dramatic company gave TWO per,
furmances at the Academy OF Music ycsterda",
Tor the matinee performance "Thc Fool oi tho
Family" was given, aud at night, Escaped nom
the Law was the bill.
This afternoon Escaped from the Law" viii
be presented and tonight the attraction viii h.
"DiNic Land"
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East Liberty Cattle.

E.-l Lhotl. N'yG u muo steady c\is,
S..utaGi; prime, s5.2Oi5. 40; common, S52ja
I..J.
Hogs steady, heavy yorker, and mediums,
80; light yorhru-, $3.50; heavy hogs, - sjaj.Nl ;
pig - 51oaj.7j; ruugh~, Std5,j0.
Sheep steady, choice wcthcr,, NL'oai; COM.
mon S2a&50; choice lambs, @j.50ajNj veal
..I,r. Sli lOl- d.
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closing cxuaVaganzl, "Thc Commercial Drum.
mcrs" Is ore oi the best. Tho performance is
characterized by many pleasing musical number,
which were recognized by vigorous applause 10y
the spectators who hlcd tho house afternoon and
evening. Tho ",rIckcridck" will be at the
Gaicty for the balance OF the week, afternoon
and evening
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postofiice will be moved TO the Nc
Nish residence. Here the postmistress
will reside, and a building will be
erected for the postofiice.
Margaret and william, children of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown, are Ill.
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WALLSVILLE,


Special to the Scranton Tribune
Wallsvlle, March lS,-The annual
donation supper for Rev. Il. r, IIanton
will be held at the NJ. j., parsonage
Wednesday, March 20. All are most
cordially invited to attend and spend
an enjoyable time.
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THEATRICAL.
ToDAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

INCEuM-."lhe New Dominion" Night
ACADEMY -- Keystone Dramatic company
Matinee and nigh.
GAIETN --Mlnchc-tcr's "Crachuiach,." Mat.
ince and night.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
ct. patricf5 Dag.
Senuc Sag iamler 3~rlgnoelne ouer
hele Ver0em.

Soao t70e Wai er Tor NoromGns
ocne, er 11Oe Quarts Tor SrlPit0erne.
170e Mai boloe9 operalt / 0er0eu,
buor NoromGno bpgJer o9 Dor, lerlt
og fremit / 6POrelouoet ielp, men
oernplt ogiao / Amerttu, / Nuitro'
Iien / Spoairifa. OF IA norIfe Stlhc
trPnaer irem til ale Ste0er poa
Soroen, "bpor 1rp fen fIpoe." lees
oct norifc SIog hper l7be gioi ooi.
enbe paa ane Nopne. Mier Ct.
Iotrids.G n0en orcritronIer ocu
norife @run6lop5ieit. ioroi SrIpn.
oerue er ian mon0e iiere OF gier iig
iaa meget iterfere GieJhenbe / Dc en-.
qeliftalen6e Rationcrs politiife 2ip.
Sfient 9agen or temmelts irobolo2'
lss, ioet man life req tort mnoet AZ
iortG1e ON Ct. Baird enb Oct, at
ban u~orpooe6c ale Crme poa oen
grsnne 9 - Sslauo bor hener IN
gen Grnle -, ion iaar Den bog ell
inbgribenoe @etpouuJ beroeo, at
oen iomler ole Grim 9srn og briu.
ger Dem til @epioithco ON, at DC
uogisr en- Gnheo preo iGlles Min.
ser. en- iGaes fatboIif Gro o. meo
ct fTQes VroQrom ~Jaoenoe no pou
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Ser lom miilig. @ianme pad i'm
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aelife aoIonier err DC Iongt toIrigere.
Ceres 2 tilherer GaJlouo, OF DC
hur Der tibet at iiae oa DC for Der
meite err 2eilGnomIer. SusmGnh.
Iiifere. 9agarbeioere oip. @eu
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20 Riuioner. OF oe ipiler Der en-
Stormaat. 81 10 aanoioater, iom
1896 og 1900 fiFmpebe ON Trr,
iioentitolen. Ncainle9 % @rpon. er
begge al irit 9et. % mango andre Al
pore melt lnlenbe 3apne pon Oct
poiitiifc oa miliiGre Smraobe CT
liacleoes irife. Get er o%PientliQ SSr.
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% naonlia err oct SiIiPloei meo Ren
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Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

Set er Ell iditlldaet &ieuoeglernlnb at
Der CT nlnlinoclig entabeo on bette. Sei
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Der par beoit at bruce 6oitet er MI ndGet
III Sni1beo I ben Sjeu0elle. at Or. @recut's
Ycrpurd Blob o. 9feruemlooel I Ell lrent
trpoenbe 8rdo er Oct beoIic ionl 6oraGJs
Siprtes o. @lcHopitoelicSuuoocI.
Ir. @reeue's Rcrpura Blob. oa Isrpe.
mtooel bar Nor eiIer Nar Nit no al pGte
Oct l~ilrelte, melt uoprraeoe p1 p0dltotltAe
Ntiooet. Srcmitilct a. rene otaetabile
Nitbler. renier. ioririiier og BERGER bet
upeu llnotdgelle Slooet glpr oct rtgt o.
reot lanitioig ueo at bet ueo in opIipenoe
8lr'uina llpcr StDrie, Srafi, Sio og Gnet'
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81. 0reene's Nerpuru BLOB o. Nerve,
mtpocl bar loen al 5ril bit ia al uGre Oct
met i~uloenbte MeoitaIutnr. netop hroo en-
buer tebpoer lom cit 6oraGr4nttotcgu. Rrsu
bet bette Spradr.
Wr. 5%touahtrl g. 6arnbam al Wandt'
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",6or nopcu lib iiocu leo lea al Srrtbeo
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hdpoe life &lrteIui NOT III at uoi9re noaef,
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seq blep al en- Ben anbeiules at prove
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Suif, at Or. @reene's lteruura Blob. oa
Gerucmiooel anbe'oles al g9gerns. Get er
ilitlit ell Cages Necept. Ell Cpoagelie az
ben betleuote Spcclalit I Aerue, oJ frpWlte
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9leip Dort SIN, lom Tan rlaoiperges uoen
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Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Sorltanbige SlotiDsfolf
Hesueoe Narets Sespnoelie ira
Tpraarets IabninG
gtaar bele Naturen Uaagner
til mt 9ip.
NoQle andre 5inG buorom OBJ
tiosfoltene bar Sioet o5 Slnt.

Slottoens 5olt %begprote Garet meo Saa'
reHS aomme. Soor lanai mere DasieHoe
at belpnoe bet me Gar nleo 9lailrcis une
Sip I bet paaaueuoe Soraar. 0ad oenne
gddrstlo beapuoer ale YGturoeroenens
8iotesier cnann
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lfab pa Eoritausl'e al be ltpre ,Sorauoriuger
"a oirtlomuie Sultiitninaey I Sorearsttotu
ueo at slsre lis TART. al bette olldi er a.
Den for icrnnet 2tp OF Guer3j ! oct men1e'
ifeltae Snitem. Sc uioite soOt. az Blooet
ituioe rcuieS for urenbeosr OF Nsrosrue
a,eucplipes pad oeune Narsiio. Terror
Ircmitoe ben i~nnlaaeoe S9ooaHe ct BRUCE
en- goo SoraarSmeoictn.
Stnne meget ioruafiige % iu1oe Sro'
pane blloer tulat al uGi,en euhoer I pore
9age. iSaa ioruuitise lSolt oriiter ~ I'll
at ead ben prpperoe Soergaugsiio ira Nl!t'
ter : @aor imeoe uoeu al BRUCE en- 6ot'
,,YyrtaN,rrt
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Sarlis Sanee.
Saeub Woloitein beirier JIG ior baaoe
SaaHo. % 5Obierm.

9ulutb, Ntinn., 2tbe STARTS.
Sacob @oloiteir, JONI gioroe bet
moroerlite 4ugreb paa asiiiterenoe
Sberii Ytagie meo Ell denoloer, Ga
ban bleo isrt ira G%ourtbuiet til Sal.
len. bar inoioget Sberinens StDrfe
Street. ga ban blep LANCET efter
Angrebet 2sroag, bleD ban belagt
meo SSern rurot 8aanoleo % 4nfler
og inOiat / Ell msrf Geae. Iii She.
rifitDrfens 6orbauielie og 9eitprtelIe
bopoe @oloitein 6eiriet i1 ior 6eggc
4ar Germ og ipaOlerebe op % neo |
6en msrfe Geae, Du en- 8a8t TOM for
at brirge ham bans 8ono og 9reo.
Sitter bleo i7nugen beiagt me0 Serr
eda Spnoer Ga Sober. og after a
han fri oa 8agieu belsgte haut naI
nritc Gog. sberiiimrfens Gorbau.
iclie bar qrPr0ielss. en- bstet
anapperQdl bleo rllnoet | Geaett, OF
@oIoiten iagoe. at Den bar bet Sr.
itrument, boormeo ban bouoe pilet
op 2aaicne. Soapel 8aano- iom
Gooieru bar al bebite Slags, og De,
lem bar unoericgt Sager, er iene
ON at fro. at fargeu bar beiriet iig
ineo en- 4napperaal.
@oIoitein erfI9reoe fig igaor ifpI.
big / ~moroeriit arsreb poa 5ront
Wogie ca for Torieg paa at rrurme.
@oloitein ipurgte Retten. ON 2ooen
tiaoS Ghcrif Soraeut at ftraTfe BAN.
fcr hons Gag oar ~iorbonblet. Gan
iorfInreoe, at S6eriffer haooe lat
6am / en- msrf Ge(ie og bare 9ioet
ham @rso 90 @oro. 3omnrer en-.
fiqr iogoe. at ban ifltloe u~nberisgc
Soeeu.