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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
swimming Records Broken.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. '. - E. Carroll Schaeffer of Reading, Pa, the national swimming champion, last night at the Sportsman's show created new records for twenty and forty yards and lowered the record for sixty and eighty yards. Schaeffer finished first in an eighty yard swimming con test, with Guy Daly of Pittsburg sec ond. Schaeffer's time for the eighty yards was 30 4-5 seconds, lowering the record by three-fifths of second.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
DIED FROM LOCKJAW.

Hartford, Dee 7.-Peter J. Ledger T farm hand, employed in South Wind- sor. died at the hospital here to-day from lockjaw. Ledger, while getting off a trolley car a few weeks ago, fell and injured his head. Nothing WAS thought of the wound until this week, when 1t began to trouble him. and he was brought to the hospital. His case was then hopeless.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
ENGINEER IS DEAD.

Portland. Ore. Dec 7.-Engineer Cayanaugh, who was hurt in the Ore
 gon Railway and Navigation wreck, is dead. Four tramps are under arrest at The Dalles on suspicion of being concerned ill the wreck of the train. 4 negro who is detained at The Dalles on suspicion of having knowledge of the crime, stated that he heard the tramps who>we put off train make threats against the railroad company.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
WANTS DIVORCE IND CH|LD|
Prominent Society People May
 Have To Separate.

The Wife is Now h a Sanitarium and
 She Accuses Her Husband of In
 tenperance-He Is Well Known
 Golf Player and Was President of a
 Club in Worcester.
 Norwich, Dec 7.-Divoree proceed- ings have been instituted by Mrs Louise Gardiner Butler. member of a wealthy Mystic family, against pr Charles Voorhees, Butler, formerly prominent in society in this city and in Worcester, Mass. The action is returnable Ut the session of the super for court i'll Norwich. and the plaintiH alleges intemperance on the part Of the defendant for q period of seven years as the ground for the suit. She asks for divorce. custody of the minor child, alinony and permission to re sume her maiden name
 Dr and Mrs Butler were married June 20, 1894, in Mystic. They resid- ed in Norwich for q time and after ward removed to Worcester where they lived for several years. In the last named city. Dr Buttler who is an expert golf player, organized ] golf club and became it's president. Two years ago they returned to Mystic.
 At present Mrs Butler Is in sani- tarium in New Jersey.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
MRS SMITH IN JAIL.
She Detied the corts and Was Coins
 mitted for Contempt.

Bridgeport, Dec T.-Afrs Mary E. Wright Smith was committed to jail for contempt of court ill the court of common pleas to-day The order was made after Mrs Smith had defied the authority cf the state and declared that no power on earth could make her answer questions about her bonds. This action was the continuation of an attempt on the part of Attorney Car roll Foster. as counsel for Orran F.. Daley, of New York. to get satisfac- tion for q judgment obtained against Mrs Smith several weeks ago. After admitting that she owned S300,000 worth of bonds, Mrs Smith refused to tell anything about them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
WHEAT FOR MEXICO.

Fl Paso. Tex, Dec 7.-The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road has an nounced that it will accept no more wheat for Mexico for the present. The Santa Fe yards here are crowded with cars loaded with wheat consigned to Mexican points. It is stated that President Diaz, i'll order to undo the grain combine in Mexico, will issue an order extending the time until next April for wheat and corn to enter Mex leo free of duty.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
OPPOSITION TO IT.

Calcutta, Dec 1.-The punitive ex- petition against the A1ahsuds Is meet ing with considerable opposition. Af- Ter fhe British had destroyed several villages on December $. the Mahsuds reassembIed and attacked fhe formers camp at night. Ten of the British were killed and fifteen were wounded.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
KILLED BY THE GAS.

New York, Dec 7.-Giovanni Besalo and Domenico Parvoe were found dead In bed in their boarding house honse to-day. They had been killed by es- caping Illuminating gas. Aurelio Besalo and Giuseppe Tracchea were overcome by the gas and are in criti- cal condition.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
TWO GIRLS MISSING.

Hartford. Dec 7.--The police have been asked to find Julia Mcdonald and Annie Claffey, two young girls of this city, seventeen years of age each, who have been missing from their homes since Thanksgiving night. It was thought that they were i'll New London and Chief Bill sent word to that city, but a search there failed to find them
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
FELL AND BROKE HIS NECK.

Philadelphia. Dec TIE. J. Mathews, president of the American District Telegraph company. and a prominent broker. fell from his horse while rid ing near his home at Valley Forge to- day and broke his neck, dying in- stantly.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
BODIES RECOVERED.

Ottawa, Ont, Dec 7.--Thc body of Miss Bessie Blair, daughter of Hon A.. G. Blair, minister of railways and ca nals. and that of H. X. Harper, editor of the Labor Gazette. who were drown ed while skating on the Ottawa river last evening, were recovered this morning.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
4 Football Fatality,

ASHLAND, Pa, Dec. 7.-William Ogara of Shamokin, who had his back broken in football game on Saturday, is dead in the hospital. He was twenty one years of age. Edward Kelly, also of Shamokin, who had two ribs broken and was otherwise badly hurt in the same game, is expected to recover.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
OPENED FIRST GROCERY.

Wichita, Kan, Dec 7.-William Southward, who opened the first wholesale grocery store in Chicago, is dead in his home in this city, aged 75 years. He was a captain i'll the Sey- enteenth Wisconsin regiment during the civil war.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
Daily Riots at Prague.

LONDON, Dec. 7.-"Thousands of the starving unemployed are rioting daily at Prague" telegraphs the Vienna cor respondent of The Daily Mail, ''and strong forces of police are preserving order there"
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
sixty-five Poisoned at a Wedding.

PRAIRIE DU SAC, Wis, Dec. 7.- Sixty-five persons were poisoned at a wedding feast at the home of John Mulky at West Point, near this place It is believed there was poison in the coffee. Physicians were summoned from Lodi, and after several hours work hope was given that all would recover. Some of the coffee has been sent to chemist to be examined.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
ANOTHER CHINESE MURDERED
Approached From Behind and Shot
 Four Times ill the Back.

Oe11 . TINY III tI1I p tIIA.
 San Francisco. Dec 7.-Another Chi nese has been murdered as q result of the Wong Chin family feud in China. town. While walking along the street Wong Get was approached from be hind and shot four times in the back, the wounds proving fatal in ] short time. The murderer threw away his pistol and ran up the stairs of near by house. where he was found by the police. He gave his name as Yee Loon and has been positively identified by several white persons who wit messed the shooting.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
CITY NEWS.

William F. Conger, well known resident of Waterville, died at his home last night The funeral tools place this afternoon, with lnterment in the town cemetery.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
 TO INCREASE MILITIA.
Will Also Make Large Grants for Am
 munition Purposes.

New York. Dec. 7.--In consultation with two Canadian officers who are now ill London, the imperial authori- ties are devising a scheme for the ex- tension of the auxiliary military forces III the Dominion, says the Tribune's London correspondents. It is pro- posed greatly to increase the militia, to make large grants out of the iln- perial funds for ammunition for prac- tice purposes and for other purposes of training, and even to make q gen. erous contribution to the militia pen sion fund to be raised by the Canadian government; i'll fact, England proposes heavily to subsidize the Dominion's 5 defensive forces
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
E.vor rmmirratfon Restriction.

MELBOURNE, Dec. 1.-The imml- grafton restriction bill, which excludes from Australia all persons who cannot speak a European language, has pass ed the commonwealth senate.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS.

Washington. Dec 7.--Government re- ceipts: From internal revenue, $1,017,- 142; customs, $692, ,622; miscellaneous. S11510 Expenditures S1, ,645 ,000,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
EDITORS DISCHARGED.

Chicago, Dec 7.--Judge Dnnne dis charged Andrew NJ. Lawrence and H. T. Garfield, editors Of Hearst's ChI- cagO American. today, saying that they were not guilty of contempt of court.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
SHoWS DECREASE.

London, Dec 7.-The November statement of the board of trade shows decreases of E2 ,923. 200 in imports and q. .Ts2, 900 In exports.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07

FOURTH-CLASS POSTMASTER.
 Washington, Dec TIC. F. Haggett was appointed fourth-class postmaster at South Newcastle, Me, today
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
DAVENPORT HERE TO-DAY

We'll Known Constitutional Lawyer ill
 "For" Ballot Case.
 Attorney Daniel Davenport was ln town this afternoon in consultation with the O'Neills regarding the con tested election case.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07

London. Dec 7.-The domestic infe- Hcities of European royalties have never come So prominently before the public as have to-day the difficulties of Queen Wilhelmlna Of the Neither lands, the dramatic circumstances of which form one Of the chief topics Of conversation The romantic halo sur rounding the young queen and the keen interest taken in her marriage. only help to accentuate public curiosi- v and sympathy. Moreover, 1t Is realized that Hollands scandal may have grave political consequences for Europe, and hence it's developments are followed closely by statesmen. Those best fitted to judge incline to the belief that 1t will all blow over for the present. but there are grave appre- tensions for the future
 From a personal point of view Eng land is more deeply concerned in the scandal going on in Hesse, where one Of Queen Yicteria's granddaughters is cn the verge of separation from her husband. This youthful marriage the grand duchess of Hesse was only I9 when she exchanged her British for a continental title-has proved to be pne of the most unsatisfactory among all the royal marriages. and the cli- maK, it is believed, would have been reached ere this had it not been for the late Queen Victoria's imperious infu- e1ce. The duke of Edinburgh's other daughter, the crown princess of Rou- mania, according to common report also leads a none too happy marital existence, though recent rumors of an open rupture are met with strenuous official denial.
 However, no one in England would be surprised to hear that she is figur- ing in role similar to that of her sis ter, the grand duchess of Hesse.
 Then, there are scandals going on in the courts at Belgrade and Lisbon, but these have been so long before the public eye as to need no comment.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07

London. Dec 7.-Under the caption sfCrisis Tn the British Iron Industry, the Statist to-day, after expatiating upon the enormous developments i'll this line in the United States to .he detriment of Great Britain, earnestly advocates the importing of ore from Newfoundland and Nova Scotia and the establishment in England of basic fur naces. by which alone that ore can be treated
 "The revolution in the British indus try must begin with the construct oTl Of basic furnases for the utilization of phOphoric ores.' the paper adds. which soon will be all that is available. But that will not suffice to preserve our steel making industry We must also merge our smelting and steel making in one continuous, economical pro- cess''
 In corroboration of the Statist,s re- marks 1t Is said to-day that in %he Scotch steel trade many works will re- main closed throughout January. ow- ing to the uncomfortable competition of America and the continent and the derth Of fresh orders.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07

London, Dec T.-The evolution of the Prince of Wales from q sailor into an orator causes more comment and satisfaction than any event Of The week. His Guildhall speech was per fectly free from that platitudinous element usually noticeable in royal ut terances In England. His declaration that the old country must wake up if il wanted to hold it's own almost took his hearers breath away, but it has produced In all sections of the press praise quite untainted by servility. It is probable that the prince was not entirely responsible for the construc- ton of the speech, as he used copious notes.
 Yet, his delivery. earnestness and willingness to commit himself to such sentiments have raised him higher in the estimation of the people than any previous action. Indeed, several of the papers, declared that the elocution of Lord salisbury, Lord ROsebery and Mir Chamberlain fell quite flat after the Prince Of Wales's effort. ''Un- questionably the best speech delivered at the breakfast" is the Spectator 5 comment
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-12-07
KITCHENER'S DUTY
Says He Will Hang on Until He
 is a Rip Van Wrinkle.
HIS REPLY TO A cARICArURE.

Prince of Wales Makes Hit as an orator-England Talks of Importing
 Ore from Newfoundland and Nova
 Seota-Competition of America Has Closed Some of the Steel Works.
 London. Dec "A letter just re- ceIyed from an officer in South Africa says that subaltern drew carica- ture of Lord Kitchener as Rip Van Wrinkle leading a centenarian soldier up a kopje. 4 stan officer showed It to Kitchener and the chief gave one Of his grim smiles and said:
 "It is an ugly prophecy, but if ne cessary we will hang on here until we are that age. Our duty is to win and We wills
 The subaitern was paralyzed with terror until assured that Kitchener had not asked for the artists name.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-30
Store Hensovr.

8uittnqtpu 25oe Suli. Ger er fcrn'
men telegram til Sureau OF Gbucnticn
ira 9sitrart Seriboli. oofcret @laoi.
voted hopr ban ueipp er tummsn siisr
en- 1000 @tit iarlia Rsiie meb Gsnss
opr "a 6urbe ca meo Sleoer poer
Sneeu / Sibirier. Gan bapee tlebt
500 Rensopr tl $3.50 pr. Stpifa pan
of m iragte ct Gampltib 90 tranSpur'
tere &eHsoprene til Sort glGrercs,
alaita, hpor ban hoaber at fomme iiol.
/ guouii. Gan Tiger. at bet sr bsore at
ioa &ensonr i Del jnsrs Sibirisr. lpor
ne er itprre 20 beore / ale S~en'eeaoer
END DC. ioul htettl &c iadet paa gniten.
San bsper Snoreoepar;emeniet nm euu
III at aisre 9pEtrGti ipr 1000 Tens.
cpr Ill, iDm ifal leperes ! Spmmsren
1902. Snoreospartementet er iua Ior-
llpiet mee 3sluliatet al 2sitnani Ser.
tholis &eiie. at Oct ianoipulisuis nil
laee bam sisrs sH Reiie I'll Sibirisa oss
iaa naits Var.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-30
Sroen eipet efter.

gsetp gort. 25oe SuIi. Retop ion,
Renneifeitrsmmen cit oper groof.
Iungroen al. 6 igaaraftes gift 8pg.
nings-Staolpprfet iitpffer. I'll
5rrrt. oa Sporoeitrafif paa Proen
6Ieo iorelsbis itaniet OF Rolitiet.
iylere SMiirto 8erioner ipurgte boor.
Tor. o. Yolitim9no % groofIm
@apio 9ranit e1nbeosmRno oeo
Ranbotton Gnoen iourebe, at Srpen
rar brlffet. og at bet bar oft, boao
De oioite ON bet. nile fan saa oper.
S9t ier / geo9gelie.
Soao Der par b9uot miot pna
Sp9u0piooen pur fslgenoe:
5olp al GpbRnsnings. StaoIItGn.
gerne. iom forbun0t Den pSerlte noro.
liae aobel meo DC toGrgaaenoe Bin.
oebiRlters 9oerenoer. bpilfe unoer-
boloer a~isreoeien par brufne. iorSi
SeSen bapoe uouioet grobusninaen.
Get er Den 4ariag. loui Soueoinge-
nisr Yrobaseo al grooepartemeutei
gap.
ga iaa aif belle Srooflpn biem
en- mnatis arme os iplote Yrome'
nooen % aisrepeien 20 Timer le-
mere. citerat llnoerisaelie par runoei
Stes. blep SporpoenstraFf optagei
paa be ipolige aisrepeie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-30

oct er miiIiet. gt bore eniae ON life
at iGIge it9rfe 9riffe til Berioner,
iom pibes at Iepere Dem iii umnnoise,
Oruffenbolte, 9oneitrpaere, etc. Gle.
re Msoer ffal boloes til at ~fuIbcnoe
Srganifationen.
Wiitet i'm Gienbom.
2%anesboro, 27oe Si,Ii. Martus
ulpeitao, iom Dor ipp Wil | Worosit
for Hortb Grairie, bar miitet Stalb.
bpgning og 3ornmagaiin meo oft
SnoboIb neo SIbebrano ieoar Otter.
mibbae. Tabet er auilaaet til $4,000;
ingen I%siurance.
WiGmar.Npt.
@ilmar, 27be sSitIi. 200 Scrn.
banearbeibere, iom bar beifiPftieet
paa Siolir Sails 2inier, fom til
gpen ibag oe bar pentet paa fine
"Sime Gbeds". De bar eiprt Iiot
Speftafel, og flere err arreiteret. =
Carl Garlitrsm, Tom a~rbeioeoe paa
Sarop Sarmen rpr @iIImar, err 900
al Solitif. - Miis emma s. Sroit,
Rooer al Or. G. Q. 6roit, bsoe Sirs.
0ad Hat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-30

mer betoIte bet nleite al ale Isieis.
nlent. Saeen blep orsftet meaet.
&apporter piier, at Sroerens Neo.
lems-antal err mleeet foreaet. - @n
geIlutnins er peotaset ON at forbpoe
SaIoonboIoere at blipe IebIemmer,
Sit 1T Ben %afifaaret.
8iroqla, 26oe SiiIi. Sobu Sfog.
lambs fem Iar aomIe Gatter tom
iefterntooag foron 9ripen poa en-
@eiemaifire og tit Oct enc Ser al.
ifaaret, for @aifiuer blep itouiet.
Sfar al bssae Sen.
Borno, 26oe Suli. 9remiemarro
@its Soneren paa ct. TauIbauen
ffar al ia beese fine gen / en- @rlts.
CROFT, meoens ban "inttfeoe". San
fan life Iepe.
Srnfiet al 9guilo.
MaSiion, 26Se SrIi. Ssrite 9op.
tiitfirfe bIep truifet al Ell 2nnitroale
iaaar Mites os soelagt. Sabet er
$4,000. I%siuranoen, $t2,500. Sir.
fen bIeo bpgget for ct aor fioen.
Brett ips al ScSe.
Nt. Soreb, 26oe SiiIi. 9. Gun.
6erion, Greit | oen Ilttberife 9irfe,
bIep ipg al Sebe I Ssrbngs, mebens
ban pr9bifebe. Sans EiIitano er
fritiif.
ginSetraaSiabrif.
@eit Superior, 26oe SuIi. @rais
Spine 60. bpseer EN- 6abrit, iom ifal
blipe i9rbis ON Ter Tiger. Sra BE.
s%pnbelier af ifal Den oniptte 300
Irbeioere. ct fort 9lntoI Waifiner
ifal i9ttes inc.
Span Gnam br9bt.
Cumberland, 27be Siili. Ieoens
Srpan Guam lasbe aorrneg pna lin
Sarm II Ril / ipboeit bcrfrn bIep
ban orpbt al 9pnet. San par AZ anr
gammel % eiterIaoer gufe % imp
Born.
2ntber 9iaa.
Wanitopoc, 24oe SitIi. @iscon.
i'm Statsfonbention al 9utber 2iga
msote iaiten. Msbet blep aobuet al
Baitor Sbore gggen, Robiion. 8rr.
iioent al StotsIigaen. SoIer bIeo
boIot al Taitor 6. =. Soc. 9eIoit, %
8aitor @. q. Grid, Gburh Of the Re.
oeemer. RiImaufee, Tom toIte ON
min eeen airfe". On MootoaeIie
al 9eIegoterne fiilete eiter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-30

Wnnae reaiitrerebe.

or Rero. 25be 2siili. 9ette nor
SEN nRit iibite 8og, maj Tan reqiitre.
re Der og / canton for 9ootrefuing
az Harmer / aiopa-@ omande Reier.
o%ationen. Sr9fningen begproer paa
Manoag. Regiitreringen bar gaaet
oper al Soroertring. : De tretten
Gage. iom enote ieanr, par 149,925
anieeninqer ntootaget. Senar oos
Sen Itsrfte &ecoro paa en- ertelt 3oa.
t6et tS,050 WGno % Soinoer regi.
Itrereoe, f6, 70S | Gl Rero og t,342 /
canton. Der err $4,000 Reriorer
or Reuo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-30
@un pnkctn.
Wn ReImone.

80
8oIga, 26oe SlIi. Gen npe WeI.
melle | goIga n9rmer ia hurtig fin
SuIbenSeIie. Zen oil bIipe i9rbig
iii Drift. raar Den nhe Speoe bIir
f9roig til Warfebet..
aornelepatpr.
MansfieIb, 26oe Sail. Sesien &
0anee bar beiluttet at opfsre en- M
3orneleoator | oenne On. @rbeioet
itaI begpnoe ben lite gug.
@npnligt Gesn.
ReofieIb, 25oe SuIi. 6n Simes
rigeIigt Reen faIot ioog efter TO
Tigers Seoe. Reobsren fon mibt I'M.
Der Snobsitninaen % bar en- 8eliie.
nellie for 6armerne, ibet ben oil sau.
ne Maiien oe Ssaplineen.
Sliron, 256e Sui. 2ette Sfure
her iaften, men rigelig &esr / ben
ipblige og ~iphsitlise Del al Gountpet
oe gannlig Ieober oper oet meite al
Sim Iiper GaIeu falbt eiter femten
9sens Serfe. Were 5ugtigbeo trGn.
ges for at linbre anIineen. Sempe.
rati,ren ibag bar SO 8raoer.
Bierre, 26oe SuIi. Regnifure
ialot | bette 0iItrift al Stnten isaor.
aftes, % en- fisIig NorSpeitpiro bar
bl9It iiben Wionat. Semperatiiren
bar ifcrmiooaa al. 10 rs 8raoer.
Gfterislser Strpmme.
Siour Sails, 26be Suit. geo Sph
Safota Prohibitions Sieas Rsoe |
oenne gp bleo $. :. @hipple palet
til Sormanb for Staters Grobibt.
tions Geniralfomite til at fplbe ga.
fanien efter 80. ,a. Strsmme, iom
tog afifeo for fort Sib iioen.
Ssb al Sebt.
siour SAILS, 26oe SnIi, Gilbert
SeIselanb bsoe ieaar gftermiboag al
Seoe. Sans Stem bar | Rrrbeben
al 9ardpooo, Winn., % ban arbei.
oebe paa Ole Soelanos iSorm. San
bar ugift % baooe iggen Slpgt /
bette 9ano, ioaoiot oib&.-9et rap.
pcrtcres, OF flere Seite Ser paa Mar.
fen. On Surmer, Der Dor NOR
SoparS, aibr9note Speocn paa %
@cres peo at loo Iffen no al Yiben.
meoenS ban bar uoe ! ggeren.
Sinbsips al Sebe.
5iour sails, 26be Ssrli. Gen %
glar samle Mtono Sons Ga0beim,
iom arbeioeoe hos en- Sarmer npr
9olep Springs, bIep | oerre llge
iinbsipg al Den itprfe Sebe. San
gif biemme fra og pororeoe omfrirg
uoen MaaI eIer gteo | 212 Gage
uben Mob eller 8riffe. Sguarmor-
ees inobenteoe nogle 6armere hom
paa Seiterpagen. Nteo bunbne SPn-
Der og Ssooer blep ban bragt til
Siour Sails. Sioen bar Dom pPret
Sberiffens SaretGat.
0rpoen / goo Silitanb.
@ermiIion, 27be Sllli. .8rsoen /
Glap Gountp tog en- Gel Sfooe / BE.
gpnoelien al SliIi, men itoor fife iaa
iIbe enooo. Ruis har 'taact lint liae
til oenne ltge; Den trPnger MI Heqn.
Speoen er poret ioa ldngt, at Hean
fife fam gapne oen Longer; mango
Ngre err oIlerebe ifooret. Sopren piI
aibe fra 40 iii 60 @ltiheIs pr. Mere.
Speben er nnilooet til fro ~ iii 30,
meoens Wniien bore nil bIipe ifobet
I'll > gnibeIs pr. Acre, hoiS life
Hegn fommer mart. Sent iotte 30.
teter err betnbelie Ifabet os fra mi af
bill Rriien bIibe bei. 7Srugttrper hi.
Ter @irfnina al Ssrfen. SSffe en-
Draube Regt er foTbt iiSen lite Sui.
Grts opSnaet.
2eab, 27oe SuIi. Siooen fortune
SO. / Genper op6aQe0e Ell riat 9aa
INT grts t SoooIebuq 5urnel poa
Gienbommen, iom tiIits6er Some.
itofe @rube. Grtien inSehoI6er Tor
$3.50 pr. Son oq fon moole ia
meb Someitnfeertien. Soppen al Ell
anoen anre bIeo oaioa iunoet / en- 80
Tco Shnft paa iommte GienSom.
Gette er nnieet for Sen uigtioitc Gp.
oagelie, Tom er eiort ! gIacf Sias /
mango gar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-07-30
HfnnJuluurttn.
glifplaSer tiger.

BbiIabelpbia, 26be SuIi. Staal.
arbeioernes Streif bar forsget Rri.
len paa glifpIaoer Der / gpen ira 20
til 80 procert. 6sr Streifen blep
9lifplaberne ioIete ior $4 pr. aasie
/ Sabriten % SAT- / BbiIooelpbia.
Briierne ioag er / @ienremlnit So
og 1926.