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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14
PAN.AMERICAN CONGRESS.
The Proposed Treaty for an international
Court of Claims based on the Olney-
PsuncefOte Treaty.

Mexico City, Nov. 9.-The Pan.
American congress at its session yes
terday morning decided, at the sug-
gestion Of President Raigosa, to ad-
journ for fortnight in order, as he
said, to allow the committee time
to consider the projects submitted
to them. The project Of the treaty
for an international court of claims
was presented by the Mexican delega-
ton. In an Introductory speech
Francisco L. De La Barra, delegate
of Mexico and author Of the project,
said that It was largely based on the
Olney-Pauncefote treaty OF January
10, 1897, with notifications suggested
by the objections which were made
to the same treaty in the United
States senate and which caused that
body to reject it. The proposed con-
vention provides that the parties
thereto will bind themselves to sub
init to an international court of
claims proceeding from pecuniary
losses and damages occasioned to any
state or its citizens on account OF
acts or commissions of another state,
or any of its citizens, provided that
such claims cannot be arranged diplo-
matically.
Sentence must he rendered within
three months, counting from the date
on which the case is closed II the
sentence is unanimous IT will be final,
save that within two months its re-
vision by the same court may be de-
manded in case its publication gives
rise to doubts of various interpreta-
tons; or In case it fails to decide any
Of the points at issue the court will
decide the case anew and definitely
within one month from the date OF
application for revision.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14
THE RATES ON GRAIN
Evidence Of fragrant Violations Of
Law BY Chicago Railroads.
WHAT MANAGER GRAMMAR SAYS.
Export Grain Rates Not Published Because
Railroads Would lie Charged with Fa-
voring Foreign Markets ct the Ex.
psnse Of Home Markets.

Chicago, Nov. o. Evidence OF
fragrant violations Of the interstate
commerce and the antitrust laws by
railroads east and west of Chicago
was adduced at yesterdays session of
the interstate commerce commission.
Traffic managers of lines in the Cen
tral-Western Trunk Line committee
admitted that export rates on grain
and grain products are constantly cut
and that officials of the roads meet at
stated periods and agree upon rates,
which are then promulgated by the
individual lines interested. The prin-
cipal witness of the day was Traffic
Manager George J. Grammar, Of the
Lake Shore road, and his recitation
of the condition of affairs relative to
grain, eastbound, aroused the deep
est interest Of the commission.
In the opinion of the commission,
the condition shown by the evidence
is the strongest argument that could
be adduced for the passage Of bill
by congress giving the commission
the power to make rates, after thor
ough investigation upon complaint,
and also the power to punish vio-
lators Of the commissions rulings.
Traffic Manager Grammar, under
examination byCommissioner Prouty,
admitted that the export rates on
grain and grain products were con-
stantly cut, that the tariffs were sell
dom maintained, that tie export
rates were always secret, that little
grain had been moving as domestic
grain, that an association existed,
the members of which met at regular
periods and in violation of the anti
trust law agreed upon rates and per-
centages and kept record of the
same. When asked why the roads
did not publish their export rates
the same as domestic rates he replied
that if they did the press Of the coun-
try would charge that the railroads
were favoring foreign countries and
foreign markets at the expense of
the home markets and. home pro-
ducers.
W. B. Biddle, freight traffic man
ager of the Santa Fe, admitted that
rates of export grain to the seaboard
had not been maintained and that
large percentage of the grain moved
was moved as export grain.
j. 7. Hudson, traffic manager OF the
illinois Central, and several promi-
nent mill owners testified regarding
the discrepancy between grain and
-four rates, claiming that the rail
roads had practically closed the Euro
pean markets to American -four.
1t transpired during the investiga-
ton that the commission is interest
ed in the preparation of measure
which is to be a modification of the
Cullom bill and which will be intro
duced at the next session of congress.
It was also asserted that the evidence
taken by the commission here and in
New York city will be given to con-
gress in the form of report and Pc
tition for the remedial legislation
sought.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

Denver, COL, Nov. s.-The switch
men on the Denver & Rio Grande
railway yesterday declared general
strike and the men went out az Dem
yer, Pueblo, Gunnison and some other
points on the system. 1t is under
stood that the rest will go out to-
day. The question involved Is said
to be the recognition Of the Switch
mems Union OF North America. The
company declines to recognize the
organization.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14
Rock-a=Bye Baby

These ass sweet words, but how much
pain and suffering they used 70 mean. IFS
different now. Slncs Mothers Friend has
become known expsetant mothers have
been spared much Of the anguish Of child
birth. Msthss's frisad Is . lininsnt to Be-
applied externally. It's rubbed thoroughly
into the muscles Of the abdomen. II gives
elasticity and strength, and when the final
great strain comes they respond quickly and
easily without pain. Mothers Friend Is
never taken internally. Internal remedies
at this time do more harm than good. II .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14
MOTHER BIcKERDYKE DIES.
The Noted Woman of the Union Army
Passes Away Mt Ripe Old Age at
Bunker HILL Kan.

Bunker Hill, Kan, Nov. 9.-Mother
Bickerdyke, of army fame. died here
yesterday afternoon at the age OF
81 years. Funeral services will be
held Sunday and on Monday the body
will be taken to Galesburg, ILL.,, for
burial. Mother Bickerdyke's work
among the union soldiers during the
war is well known. A few days be-
fore her death she said: Nobody
knows how much the soldier boys
suffered. God bless them
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

On retiring, and tomorrow your di.
gestive organs will be regulated and
you will be bright, active and ready
Tor any kind Of work. This has
been the experience Of others; it
will be yours. HOODS PILLS are
sold by all medicine dealers. Is cts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

Leuyenworth, Kan, Nov. 0.-Three
of the rs convcts of the federal pris-
ON who mutinied Thursday while at
work ON the new prison are dead,
ten others have been captured, ten
are practically surrounded within a
small area on the north bank OF the
Kansas river opposite Lawrence, two
are being hotly pursued south of Nc
Louth in Leayenworth county and
three have not been seen since the
outbreak. OF the original number
of those who escaped II have been
killed or captured.
The guards at the prison have been
no tireless that it is almost certain
a majority at least of those now at
large will be taken within the next
"a hours.
The feature of yesterday was bat
tie between convicts and citizens near
Nortonville, in which two of the con-
victs were killed and three were
wounded. The convicts had taken
refuge In barn and there they were
surrounded. They were armed and
fought desperately, but no citizen was
hurt. The dead convicts were Jay j.
poffenkolz, a military prisoner and
James Huffman.
Shortly after this affair word was
received Of the capture of two con-
victs at Jarbalo, a small town ten
miles south of Leavenworth. They
were taken by farmers.
Early last night two other prison.
ers were taken in North Lawrence,
where they were loafng around the
water tank of the Union Pacific rail-
way. They are in the county Jail
there awaiting transportation to the
prison.
just before midnight two others
were captured in North Topeka.
Late last night there were rumors
Of an engagement between the guards
and several convicts, but nothing def
mite could be learned, as the guards
are away from points of communities
ton.
II is now definitely known that
the entire party of 20 convicts. one
having been shot before he left the
stockade, went almost directly west
after breaking away from the guards
They remained together until they
reached Springdale, small town
about ten miles northwest of leaven-
worth. On their way they scattered
terror among the farmers, whom
they robbed Of food and clothing
holding up their victims at the point
of their weapons.
Peter Maher Knocks Out Jim Jefrords.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. O.. - Peter
Maher put sudden stop to the cham,
pionship aspirations of Jim Jeffords,
Of California, last night in the sec,
ond round Of what was to have been
ten-round contest before the Eureka
Athletic club. Peter sent his right
10 the stomach and Immediately
landed on the chin with the same
hand and Jeffords was down and out
Time, one minute and four seconds
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14
A Circular Not. BY the ottoman Minister.

Vienna, Nov. o.-The Neue Freie
Presse publishes the contents of .
circular note addressed by the Otto
man foreign minister, Tewfk Pasha,
TO the representative Of Turkey
abroad, announcing that the porte
has satisfied all the French demands
and expressing . hope that France
will appreciate the concilMtory spirit
thus displayed and resume the rels-
tions 70 unfortunately interrupted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF,
Which Is Bstter-Try an Experiment
or Profit BY Citizens Experience.
Something new is an experiment.

Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement OF manufacturer is not
convincing proof of merit.
But the endorsement Of friends is.
Now supposing you had bad back,
A lame. weak or aching one,
Would you experiment on III
You will read Of many so called cures
Endorsed by strangers from far away
places.
It's different when the endorsement comes
from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Home endorsement Is the proof that backs
every box Of Doans Kidney Pills.
Read this case:
ME-. M. Waters, retired farmer, living In
the last house on Z. North 9Th street, says
"For 10 years | had attacks Of pain In my
back, hips and Sides While they lasted l
was not only miserable In health, but II al
fected my temperament, | am not certain
whether IL was kidney complaint or rheu.
matism but am certain OF this, that Doan' 5
Kidney Pills procured at @. Z. Northcraft q
Co.'S drug store helped me. They are gen
uine remedy and I have not the slightest
doubt but that they will benefit Others"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
nonto
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

The republican editors Of Missouri
will hold Q convention in ST. Joseph
Novemhes % and %, aud preparations
are beine msds v entertain them
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

II your liver is out Of order. causing
Biliousness, Sick Headache, Heart
burn, or Constipation, take . dose Of
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

1t Is alleged that P. J. Mcclure, Of
Philadelphia, the secretary-treasurer
Of the Brotherhood Of Carpenters,
b short in his accounts s10,07l.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

tory OF the natural at the
expense Of the super
natural.
Doctor Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
achieves its successful
cures because 1t is a
scientific preparation orig
mated by a scientific man.
~ c,,ros d;caacac of tl1a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14
SUPERSTITION

Has been responsible for much Of human
mortality. Men and women die by thou
sands in an Indian famine, not
~ because Of lack Of food but be-
III cause caste superstition prevents
them from accepting It. Even
in America there are still to be
found those who believe that healing
herbs lack virtue unless gathered during
certain phases Of the moon.
The great foe Of superstition is science.
Every year science increases the terri
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

stomach and other organs of digestion
and nutrition, puri6es the blood and
establishes the body in sound health.
As the writer Of the following letter
Gays, ut is the best thing for nervous
ness and for a weak rundown condition
that anybody would want II gives a
person new life and new blood.'
wColdcn Medical Discovery" contains
no alcohol and is free from opium, CO.
caine and other narcotics.
Al must again send few lines to you to let
YOU know how am getting along since taking
{he wonderful medicine which cured me two
- ueara aun iuftes Miss bertha
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

Ebeler, Of 1916 Benton Street,
St. Louis, Mo. ~ still continue
In very good health aud think
there Il not a better medicine on
earth than DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It Is the best
thing for nervousness and for a
weak, rundown condition, that
would want, It gives a
person new life and new blood.
| can now work all day long
without feeling the least bit tired.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-11-14

I was vefy nervous and weak last summer. !
took five bottles Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and II just made me feel like a new
person.
Dr.. Pierces Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the liver.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
Oitliee Synooemsoe.
tslntnsus fra iiofts 5reoass- No.)
9ifsbsa ;sormiSoas.
9. q. ! sGpansellt eaib airietiDenOe.

Gnon1t peb Tait. HoienaDiit.
Gugsor0efieii BAR bet iieroe Bio. 8i
er 6orpaltere lite blot al IegemIige
@aper, men iiGr al DC odnoelige.
Dette bar i'm Mnpenoelie ogiua | port
5orbofo til Wernene. Men | oenne
5orbinoelfe er set goot at merte iig,
at ct Barn life let bill foritau @u0s
Orb, men pil mart ~foritau 2tgt.
Fnat maa til, % oct meget tioligt.
Barnet or iom en- Sape fulo al Sro
til llfriio. Mdftge Sor9lore graper
i'm egen @ruD, fetop foroi be ipurer
lit Nis. Vi moo beie @rerene, mems
De er inge; en- Set nlnd tpr1mes,
mems ben enbmu er en- sole. Dog,
oct er life NOT, al mani poa oelrre
Waaoe titgter gsrnene, Serrens
6ormanina maa fprune til.
Hefererrten gap CT Snnrlenorua al
oct, iom bar iagt rem foregauenbe
Dag. 6orplorene pIigter at gipe
fine gsrn Ell friitelig Sporueelie,
men oct err life bet iatnnte iom at
gipe Dem enoeI SimDifaber. S0onben
Sroen | gnrnets Sierte: ct
mt, aanoeligt 2ip begpnotes. 5or.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
Airaefige Yp6eoer.

imoo bam % andre lianenbe inlif.
9rofeier, iom cite foroGrpet 5o..f
o%auoeIig og leaemIia.
8runoiteusIGaning for Wilo
@ite garnehjem fatot Sieo Sen f2t,
gfni Of Toiior @otbne. ct optaget
Offer pda S62.3S aif til @arnebiem.
met.
9incoin Meenigbeb / @innebaao
Go, ga, fit @~runoitenen til jim npe
airfe Iogt al Raitor Sngebrigtien.
'airfens GtsrreIie err 30-40-16.
aor 16-1S 2narnTob t0-t0.
Iroi. @rnnot ifriper: an.
aaoenoe 9irtberoontmens 6remfric.
b~ertiaano$ gisr oct dniete gIau.
"5be Gonareeationoliit", benne ino.
holosriae generfnina: Get err Ell
interesiant og betpbninesfuIb aienos.
a%ieruing, al | bet iibite anr. al Oct
iorgnnane Marbunorehe BEN itsrite
Bert bIanot De proteitantiifc 9irfe'
iamfuno oppiies al 2%ntberanernc /
oeres forifielige gfoelinaer. Metr.
biiterne ipnes | oct aar p9ientIig at
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

i%nOlenoe, bpoo De bill aipe, inarelt
muligt, ior al ni firnoe foa betole
bore 99rerc oeres 9pn. Dc bar at.
beioet trolist og en- arbeioer er lin
2sn ppro. 4iRre &enner, lao life
Spsrgsmoalet ON SfoIens Tlptnira
eller Sffeilptiing fra De gontIe Com.
ter | Reb 0ing binbre noaen ira a.
noe lin SfiGrp til Sfolens timber.
boIb. 2ao os / 8ierning og Orb pie,
at ui omioiter por Sfole % bore Erc-
iesiorer meb ionlme &iprligbeo %
Snteresie iom hibtil. 9ab Greiter og
Seleeater brinee eoers 8aper meo til
aarSmsoet, bpis s life fan inoienac
oet isr. 9ao Reb 8ing Semina-
rii,m ioo i'm Del al Den 9ienbe, icm
: oil briuqe paa Serrns sitter. Den
boao 5 oil 9iere, oier mart!
Srifirfcn.
Stub. 8. 81. Sftc0aI bar Al.
Ilaaet Soloet ira Sn0remlSlions-Vcr
Itprelien,
Srimenigbeoer / &ancod, iom
betieues al goitor Gasperien, BOILER
poa meb at iomIe Wioler I'll M airte.
Srub. 6. e. 8ang er foIot al
Observation-Disclosures til at pirfe
iom llninnSprelt / 9ofotu, q. 9.
Stuo. y. 8 9ourhommer Ifol
pirfe iom Snbremisiionsprelt peo
9nttineai, e. 9.
ga Ser fommer iaa lioct mo
iii oct pootrufte MiSiiousteIt. iao p!l
acmiteen Iahe oft bIipe cpleit peo
Marsmsoet. 0Ianen blir oa %piltlof
op9luct.
Toiior 6. Mphn. Cafe Gillian,
er / 9eieg | Gbriitiunia Seftlementet.
aeIun.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

bare itaaet title; os bette bar enonu
fIarere ppret Eilf9Ioet meo 9opti.
Iterne. Wan bsr naturligpis mprfe
ia, al Oct Iutberife Spitem toger pare
poa airfens 9srn og fra 9ooben ~.
rer Dem irem aiennem a%orfrmatio.
men I'll irllot Weblemifob / airfen."
9eifpIbning for Sietteri bIep for ct
aar ii0en rettet mon Brof. 8. O. @tl.
bert peb Observation-Disclosures 81.
mtrar / Chicago. 90 oct meb ililo
Het. San benegtebe neulie, at gpar-
aeIierreS @eretnineer ON Sein 6po-
tel bar trcoGroige. SeminorietS BE.
itprelie GAP BAN "a frt ct Aor OF
baabeoe al ban maoife uiloe ioronore
lin Wenina. Oct bar ban tmiolertio
life abort, % Def beretteS M, Of bah
nil re'ignere for al unogaa Nii9ttelie.
let famine airfelamIuno tooler oo9
oco ct anoet teoloaiit Seminar / Ban.
ger, Wfs.. en- 2erer. 8roi. 9. e.
Rdtne iom uGrer flilot iao fietterife
GnifreIier ON ariitis % hans Orb.
Get err Observation-Disclosures in1
er iun befpmreoe FOR at Ieoe norife
2%ltberarere paa Sonbbeoens Sell
r. Ruit !. 8. StronS itoI / Som.
mer rejle hiem til Noree eiter %
@orS Sraprr.
SrcoSmeoc hol0teS ferit / SSu.
nj / 2incoIu Weni9heN, Toit CHE.
itaos anIb Der iorbanbIcbes ON:
Den iolieglsrerbe Gro.
8altor 6osmarf bar nPret pp,.
frire / De ON 6erauS Sails IiggenDe
Counter Tor al iarrle Vcnae til Ot.
ierelien al Ell no GoIlegcbpaniu1 iot
Rort Region 9ilther College | 6eraits
Sails. san bar uGret laa beIois IT
iomIe Oen fore Sum al 500 700.
Srunomlrer er i9roie; / 9sbet al
Sommereii ffal ben tuNpieS OF oo ifol
ben o9re aiplhiri eiter geltemmeIie.
"4merifa" ~ifriper: aopofoi
3. r. Stnnr, Der ioreitoo SonoeIen
ON Sale College Tor Den norite Sun.
ooe, iag0e iOae, al Der life bIep noset
al 9isbet al @oIleget ! @aIespiae,
8is4 ifage ben oprinoeIiae Tlar.
Si,tberdnerne bso $4,000 for Au-
itaIten men 8reSbpterianerne Tor
langte, al guoet itiilSe relies til
$4,000, boiIfei 9utberanerne life oil
gaa iro pao.
REQ oeu uorife Spnooe$ Col.
le9e 8ranS SORTS. y. Z, sisres scr
for Sibeu itore improvements. 6
Heres Sano oil blipe inbei9ro,i
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07

RIhrene nloo berfor bi9lpe til, at
oct ottoe hos oeres 9srn bliper oes
Oet, og oct gooc fremelitet og beparet.
% til al giere bette bar DC life mo-
act unbct Wtibbel END 9open 90 Gpon.
geliet. 9ette @tiboeI moo bruges |
Siemmene. Bon og 8ubs Sros an.
peloelie er nbiolut poafrGpet, Der.
iou Der fol Blue noeet Of at gsr'
meme beorer line Sorelore / lit Sjer'
tie % / Orb og 1anoling. 0ten man
moa for aIt life glenme Goangeliet
ben eoongeliife Snlgang meo DC
Snaa.
Oct blep frelnbo[m, boorleoes ct
Wieilneife fan forme gobf igietnem
2ipet. iom Oct IAN ipnes, me- Dog
lepe ct iorieilct 9ip, roget Iom mango
Ter ierit. mar De er lagt poa lit
9eoSlcie. Sfa. pore 9srrtS eip life
forfeiles, ba mda pi oplGre benz |
SerretS ,%Sornaning. De mao peO-
blioe al bore friin,e. ON oct ifol gaa
Dem goot % atlnoen, ion pirter alt
goot / bent pjrfer life umiboelbart,
ne miboeIbor, gieurem Sroet. vi
MAJ oerfor III unolaoe Of onoeiloe
@ltbS Srb pon gsrrene, Get bill "a
o1iad uile lia Il be Born. Tom er
friinte, life be1sper mange &egler.
Hoor mo llar oper Ill al tale ON
Sporo9elien Stolen, bsr Der isrit
gisreS opmerti III pua, at Sgrlelie
life ifol oo0roQGs paa Ell Sis / Stem.
met % poa On anoen Tis | Stolen.
Settc err Ell ce.rmmaoc pigtig Sag.
Sfoler ifnI Ifte nepbrpbe oct. Tom
Sicmniet bar 5lgeet op. @egee ifal
gioe Ell friiteIig Sporaeelie, % pad
Den Moahe oleae SfoI Sfolen bline en-
Stettc Tor NHltmet. en- Seonina
ton life oporaJei Born paa friitelig
SiS; iordt Oct ian lfe, maa 8iibs
Sro oanne @runoooloeii % p4re Oct,
iom berer oIt. 8i tuIer ON @ilos
Orb iom ReGeI OF Hetteiuor, men
mar Der blIper Gale ON Sporaaelie,
iutooerer ui 0et. ri maa paog1te op
OF ie Acknowledgment al Den friite-
lise Sarueoporagelle. eIlers iloar oi
9'aeIer / Dor egca 2igfiIe. Com.
monifnleu tilireositiller life DC arou.
Iom triiteIige 6or9Iore mon title til
Ell Stole nltloa; tbi ben liber al en-
Wfongel; NJ ber berfor mere os mere
tcmme NerbeL at ri life benntter os
al Den. men opretter McnigbcoSltoler
Tor bore Barn.
Ger aforoes ~opmerfiom paa, at
Oct iierhc @uo mpeabt pou en- pan-
troenec % pnn en- friitcn lite or Oct
anme.
SirsbGs Gftermiooas.
anoost peA 4aif. q. Scpoc. SIerc
Srtaliillineer leites, % bet blcp be-
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
Winneiota,
Tlinnie S6nsppe.

9mnn Caroline &afburien, Tatter al goftpr
8. 3nloorfer oa 6uftru bIep fsbt ben 4oe STARTS
1881 pan @oon Brairie. Isis. Ser bleo bun
oafun ionfrmeret at fin 5doer | 1895. Snn eif
/ ire .,nr pau SsiifoIer Girooua. Nis., 90 tom
Ssfieu 1900 til autberun 9dbies' Seminary.
boorfru bun M erabnerer ira "1be Seminary
@ourie".
Tabeae Asine sbsrssaarb, 3utter af g. 9.
4bcrsaoaro % Suitru. bleb isbt ben 21be gpriI
1851 paa Coon Vroirie. Nis. Sdnmeiteos bIep
bun oaiau osbt % fonftruteret at 5ormauo o..
Saiporfer. Z SUM 1899 orabuereoe bun fra
SsiffoIen / 9irodua. Wis. Soften 1900 optoees
bun oeh ontbernn Cables Seminnrn co ardhres
rer IN ira ~Ibe Seminary eourie".
Clara Maub @sralS, Eatter al 5ner Serdlb
90 6uitru 3horu, bleo feot I Beaeer Sails,
WliHn., ben 24be Se6rnor 1882. gun blep fors
frmeret / girb Ssldno, DGinn.. | 1895 uf Iaitor
6. ecIunr. Snotil SsIer 1899 Off bun pna
Sfole i 9iro SsluRo. canine 6eii bIeo bun
optneen fom Glen REQ outberan Sabiss' Semir'
arb, hnurfrd bun M erabuerer ira "1be
Seminarp 9ourie".
W,pra Seiiun 9ipr6p, Datter al Spbn % Sc
rinn Norbn. bIeb isot ben 23be Sanuar 1883 I
gailutot, z Gai. 6ul bleo fonfirmeret REQ
@ina ben I6ne Suli 1900. On Sstteii 1899 op'
ioqeS bun oeo 2uiberun eaoies' Seminary %
arabuercr III fra -Sbe Gloelitionar0 Depart
nelt~.
Decorah-posten., 1901-06-07
aerts Sotobi.u.

gsrtha esipistsu. 9at.er uf gbos. % SuIia
aepiston bIep febt ben 27be December 1881 |
GiIion Mis. Sun bIeo fouhremeret | 9tGbts
fcn, g9ts.. al Vnftor lb. ggaeH % erohuereoe
fra mnbifon Sieb S6ooI | 2uni 1900. gIeb
nptaast peb euiberan Rabies eeuriuarn Gotten
1000. Gun erasuerese ben Ste CUNT fra zoe
seminnrp Gourie".
So'spbine Senrietta s'prrnb, 3ntier AZ geri.
iiian % ~s2icoiirc gorrub. hlen fsbt I Riner
Sans, Dis. ben lite Mua 1851. oun bIen fpns
Nrmerei / Neo @trg. Wliur. al Qaiior q.
Srrtel / 1896. J Jariar 1897 bIeo bun opta'
Gen Tom Gleo neh ouibsrau 9aubieS' Seminaru.
Gun eraouereSe ben Ste Snui fro Abe 5emiu.
arb eouJle",
@ina opsl, latter at gaitpr Olaf SoeI %
Suitri Mdris elizabeth. bTec fsoi ben life Ga
mar 1882 | Gaubu. W1iHr. Ger bIeb bum oafaa
Icrftrmcrei az I'm Sdoer 1897. Z 2dnuar 1900
bIeo bun optaeen Tom gIsn heb eufbsrnr
Babies eemiEnro % bar mi aiennemeuact bet
freddrise anrfns. Abe Seminary Gonrie".
Seien spuiit y, 1hpmpisn. Batter az 1orfeI
% suroIiue Ibon,pion. beo feht / sIppictor.
Rinn. ben ste September 1884, Eammeftens
blep bun oafaG forhrmisret ben abe September
1898 ai 8nftor gbel snherfoH. onottI osfteu
1898 frefoerisrehe bun @oeus Sfcler. bu bun
oripaes ior Glen neo 0uiberun aneies' eentiu.
arb. gan araouerer iaar ira Abe 9locutiou.
nrn Sepnrterreni"