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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
DISPUTE OVER A TRUNK,
eliminates in a Murder in the Italian
District Of the Hub.

SulIniUdScS III d WuTueT IN tne Itdlldn
District of the Hub.
Detroit, Jan. 3l.--A special to The
Tribune from Iron Mountain. Mich.
says: Ellen Hogan. Il nOvilintc i'm the
emergency hospital, was declared sane
yesterday by i'rubntc Iud"" Rrrgcron
who ordered her release from the coun
ty jail, where she had been confined at
the instance of the mother superior
who alleged that she was insane. 1t
wnS charged that Sh" had concealed $50
belonging TO the hospital. \ search re-
vcalrd no money. Miss Hogan related
Il narrowing tale to the probate Judge
of her alleged i'll treatment at the hos
pital, and many ugly charges were
made against the members of that in
stitution. Public sentiment appears to
he with the young woman.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Best Arraicned on Four Counts,

Salem. Mass. Jan. 31.-John &. Best.
charged with the murder of George T..
Bailey of SauguS, was nrraigncd before
Judge Sherman yesterday, aud pleaded
not guilty. He was then taken to jail
to await trial. The indictment against
Best contained four counts, each charg.
ing murder.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
SHIP SUBSIDY.
Fate Of Bill Depends on To-
Gays Confer 3nC3.

II the Opponents Continue to Fight lt
viii Pc Killed at This Session, as
There is Barely Time for the Appro-
pration siIs-No One Wants an Ex.
ira Session, Which Seems Inevitable
If the Minority Decides to Fight
President lc Eeluctart to Order Ex.
ira Session ard Hopes Congress
May Still Be Induced to Take Some
Action as to Cuba and the Philip
pines.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
NewfoundIand's New Governor,

London. Jan. 31.-Sir cavru,liSn
Boyle. X. &. NJ. g.. government see
r"tary of British Guina since l>14l. has
been appointed governor of Nevfound
land. Sir tavrndish Boyle succeeds
Sir Henry Edward Mctallum. who was
recently appointed governor of Natal.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Not mrIimentary to Sinu Sinu,

Albany. Jan 3l.-rhe state board OF
health has adopted Il resolution con-
drmning the sanitary conditions of
Sin. Sing prison and urging an imme-
diat" rem cdy for the evils existing at
the state prison. The prison was de.
clared to be in Il worse condition than
any other in the United States.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Anti.Tammany Democrats.

New York, Jan. 3l.-A meeting of the
''anii-machne" Democrats of Brooklyn
was held last night for the purpose of
the overthrow of Tammany Hall and
the present rule of the municipal gov
crnnIcnt The organization was only
partly formed and will br completed at
4 future meeting.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Oklahoma Knocks for Admission.

Guthrie. O. r.. Jan. 3l.-Imincdiatc
statehood was demanded of congress iii
an enthusiastic convention called to or
der hc.e yesterday. More than POO
delegates here are unanimous for state
hood at the earliest moment noSSible.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Bay State Legislature.

Boston. Jan. %l.-rhr Massachusetts
house yesterday. after Il spirited tie.
bate. passed an order for m invcStiwa-
ii"n of the gas situation in Boston by
the joint committee on manufactures.
1t WaS g"nrinlly supposed that there
would he II" Investigation this year.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Licenses to Be Cancelled.

Boston, Jan. 3l.--The board Of police
officially announced yesterday that Il
number of hotels now operating under
second-class licenses will be closed up
this year. Their Licenses will expire
at midnight of April 50, 1901.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Held for New York Authorities

London. Jan. 81. Sigmund Hertz of
New York, under arrest charged with
forgery. was again rrmnnled in court
yesterday. His wife. who had nc-
companird Hertz across the Atlantic.
sailed for the United States Oh the
steamer Gcrmanic yesterday.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Remarkable Coal Caruoes

Boston. Jan. 31.-A port record for
amount of cargors of coal was broken
yesterday when the incoming fleet Of
tugs. bargeS ana SvhoonerS brought in
an estimated l33.SOO tons. The fleet
represented II valuation of upwards of
$4,000,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Executive Clemency for Thomson

Boston. Jan. 3l.-JalncS THOMPSON.
once convicted of the Webster postotlicc
state prison yesterday afternoon. haN-
ing been pardoncd ny Governor Crane.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

Topeka. Jan. 81. Mrs Carrie Nation
yesterday organized Il band of 4G wom
on TO follow her Leadership, and assist
in wiping ont Joints" They signed II
paper Witch pledged them to follow
Mrs. Nation wherever she may lead and
do her bidding at a moments notice.
Mrs. Nation announced that they will
proceed regardless of the w. &. +. t.,
but will give warning before rcsOrtinS
to violence.
Coffcyville. Kan, Jan. 31.-Evrry
joint in Montgomery county is closed
today as Il result of the action of Coun-
ty Attorney Dana. who served notice
on the keepers that they would not be-
permitted to run longer.
Topeka, Jan. 81. Chief of Police Stall
announces thar when Mrs. Nation raids
Il joint here he will arrest her 50 HS to
make Il test case. He wants to aSccr-
tain if IL saloon keeper has any rights
under the law. and If his saloon prop
erty cannot be protected.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

In Southern Italy one of the peculiar
customs of the peasants is the wearing
of price marks on new suits of clothes.
Whereas in other countries the deal
er'S ticket and tag are removed the
moment a suit is bought, in the sunny
toe and heel of the European boot
they are fastened on the tighter and
worn until they fall off. The object Of
this, presumably, is to show neighbOrs
that you have now clothes, bought on
So-and sos.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Drank Ounce Of laudanun,,

Gloucester, Mass. Jan. 3l.-FOr some
reason that has not yet been made
known. Barbara Kelley. 70 wears old,
drank an ounce of laudanm last even
ing with suicidal intent. Her chances
of life and death are about even.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

Henry G. Read aged ~. fell from
lryloft at .Attleboro. Mass. ana was
probably fatally hurt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

When steel pens We're first made
they were SO costly that the manufar.
turrrs advertised that they would
might hr necessary for Il stated time
generally about six months. When n
man damaged his pen he carried Il
back to the factory and had ii mcndtd
by an experienced mechanic.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Thievinu Officials Confess

Berlin. Jan. 3l.-five subordinate
postotiice officials have been arrested at
ohligs on the Rhine. charged with eui-
bcLzlcmcnt. All have confessed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Won't Sell Any More Votes,

Crawfordvillr. Ind. Jan. 3'.-On con.
viction of The crime of selling their votes
at the November election, II men have
been DISTINGUISHED hy the circuit court
here for periods ranging from - to %
yp;lrS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Wolcott Fund Still Swelling

Boston, Jan. 31.--TrcaSur IIiggin-
son of the Governor Wolcott memorial
fund has acknowledged the receipt of
total contributions amounting to $l9..
,TJ.IS
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Costly Piece Of Horsefle sh.

New York. Jan. 31.-Ilnmburg. the
famous stallion of The Marcus DAILY
string, was sold last night to William
c. Whitney fDr SGO.Om.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

The other morning, when teacher
opened her schooroom in WcStborO,
Mass. she found Il partridge there. A
broken window pane showed how the
tempt was made TO capture the par
fridge it tiuttprtd around the room and
finally crashed out through another
window. The holes in the glass are
clean cut. as if made by Il heavy object
thrown through the glass.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

Washington. Jan. 3l.-A conference
of Democrats and their nssocialrS Of
the ropuliSt and silver Kcpullicnn
faith will h" held today, rs II result OF
tlc declaration 10y Mr.. Frye that he in
tended to push the consideration of the
ship Subsidy bill To the exclusion Of nll
other business, yielding only toa votrof
til" senate. This conference will de-
trrmin" the fate of the bill
If the orpunculS of the bill decide TO
continue II stiff hghl and debate tie
measure at great length. it will mean
defeat at his session. with thc short
time rrnainln: to unSS The appropriate
lion bills. The conference also will
take into consideration whether the
minority will desire tn take the re-
SponSihliy Of defeating lar,y meas
ulr of th" nairrity.
SUlnc of lhc opponents of the bill on
iii" Democratic side feel that if tie
RrpuNliranS are determined to pass the
bill the Ii inoriiy should not 90 further
than to state their objections fully and
vote AGAINST it. ard lo let the Erpuhi-
cans take the responsibility which is
theirs.
II also develops that no on" wants an
extra session, and that one will le
avoided if there is any possible way Of
doin" So. 1t is even said that the
Sp"onrr bill will he PASSED in order To
avoid such 81 SSi"n.
Republican leaders say that they
believe an extra session can he avoided
i hey also say that the ErlnocratS must
decide whether they will take the re-
SrolSibli'y Of defeating Inc subsidy
Lii. ard if il is demonstrated that they
are willing to take that responsibility,
then other necessary legislation will lac
pressed rapidly to avoid IN extra srs-
sion.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

Marriage is imperative in China. con.
SrQurnlly there are no old maids in
that country; Il husband is provided
for each girl. He may not be To her
liking, hut il is not usually with her
consent that the match is made.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02
Gu + Gus FACTS.

BARRIERS cur dogs are very much in
expert are said to earn comfortable
incomes. They solicit business on the
boulrvardS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

Washington. Jan. 81. Representative
Mercer of \rhlaSk;l. chairman of the
committee on public buildings and
grounds. yesterday introduced in ON
nibllS bill increasing the limit of cost
Of public buildings in various Iarts Of
the country. 1t carries about S1.JOO.-
600. The increases include those mt
FitchburG. Mass. from S1OOmO TO
S12JW)U: at Norwich. Conn.,. from $780,
600 oSl 10000. and ut Lawrence, Mass,
from SlOD.UjD to $l:;J.uWO.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

An English manufacturer drives
something Of Il trade in crowns. They
are real ones of solid gold. with cap
of crimson velvet, incrustations OF
garnet, topaz and other kinds Of cheap
hut snowy stones. and are supplied to
the kings of .Africa-of whom there are
several hnndrcd-at Il highly satSfac
tory return OF ivory and other mer.
chandisc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

While the first stone Of Cologne
Cathedral was laid on August Il. 12lS.
and the body of the edilicc was not
opened nnil August II, 1913. 600
years later to the very day, ii was not
however, nnril August II. 1850. that
the splendid structure was finally re-.
ported compittcd. having thus Occu.
pied in building the record time of eX-
actly G32 years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

The agricultural appropriation hill
wns passed by the house yesterday.
The ''frlcnls of the farmer" were very
much in evidence during the day. and
against an aggressive opposition voted
into the bin an additional appropriation
OF SJD.OOO for 'fnrmcrS' mlllrtins'
There was also considerable discussion
of the question of irrigation of arid
lands in connection with the paragraph
providing for an investigation of that
subject.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1901-02-02

The latest authoritative comment ON
the extra session program is that The
president rclllrlnnrr to make the
downright and nn,uui,oCnl announce
IIrnt of his intention is due to his hope
that congress may still he induced 10
take some action at the present session
on cuba and the philippines.
He has an idea that POSSIBLY the Dem
ocraiS would rather vote for the Sroon-
cr bill for the future government of the
Philippines than get the credit before
Ill" country of forcing an extra session.
The Cuban business requires more
thought. 1t ii not easy to devise Il
means of shifting the responsibility
FROM the PRESIDENTS shoulders To these
Of congress. and at the same time rS-
cape Immediate LEGISLATION on the
subject Of The Cuban constitution.
Yet this. though difficult. is not inl-
probable. \ number of leading Scna-
tors assert that there is no need of
haste in acting on The Cuban situations.
IT the leading senators go to the pri'Si-
dent, with Il proposal that h" forrgo his
plan for an extra session for the whole
congress on consideration that the sen
ate. at its brief Special session on March
1. shall have Il suitable Cuban lill in.
troduced and made the special order
for. say, Fec. No. il is believed that he
would consent. 1t would be only Il
'Erntl"mcn'S agreement " aS the rail
road people call it, but ii would bc Just
rs effective as any other. and would yet
rid of II troublesome question.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
Sraimero. Wimm.

9interen bar p9ret meget Nib Der.
meO lioen Sne. iauat Stostrafiten blptil
bar o9rst Daarlis; men ibag iner bet, %
bois bet pil boloe paa, tommer Stogtrae
liten not III at blipe baarllgers paa Gruno
al for megsn Sue. 50 ser / Yrainero
Ter bet uo til at blipe trapelt ON en- liosn
Sto, for Northern puoifc Serubdnen, iom
bar fine gar & 2peonottp Hepairin9
Shops" Der, bar / 9inter bpsset benz bob
belt faa fore, iom be bar foruo. De be-
ftiaftiseos for 800 Wanb, men Snattst
bill bdpe bet til, at bet ifdl blioe 5000.
Sd jss Ter dbifiaies 9anse / "ppiten" ON,
at Selpmorolpften ior gag / golf btit og
Ter, % Der | 8rainero bar ben oeiaa pa,
ret, for Der ON Dagger bar bet NOT en-
Bartender, iom blep tr9t al at iaige mere
Stnqepdnb. % iaa bar bet bare at tuge
3niosn os ifiere 6ulfen oper puu ia,
Iaadt ban ON Morgensn bGep funoen oso
ps tin paa fit garelie. Se iau bar Der
enonu ct Silf9loe til, wmlia, at en-
Spinbe Gait Sruinero sreb til aaiosn,
men Sd bet tpasIs Tom irbenom Sfine
bet Iant nof bet hsie mob os oeo Dot
torbirlp tom bun fig isien.
Ser sr en- bel Del Spgoomme, ION
raier MI for Sipeu / Sruinero, nemlis
Starlassnsfsber % omaatoppsrne iamt
Meslingerne. Def er omtrent treble bpert
6us, iom er tp%arantanet for uoset.
9rainerbs gsfoltning beitaor met al
Stanoinuper os 5inlanosr; Der er omtreut
Is Sirfer, men pmtrsnt 30 Salooner, at
bpilte be iioite er aaben Tat os Dag, Sen-
bag idaoel ipm Mdnoag; ialfaIo bar Re
p2ret aabne ON SsnOaesn | ben ieners
lib. u. 8ierpIt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
Serpen, @iseoaHn.

Gsnoa9 often ben 17oe Jebr., oa
paitor u. 8. alffon tom biem fra ct
Sngsbefsg peD 8lotien s 5ibeu, opoossos
bcr puu nOsen afituno, at bans 3ism par
mere enb ~alminoelis oplpit. cs 10 ners
mere ban Tom, befto mere f~orunoret blep
ban. pa ban noaeoe frem til Suist
fanot ban bette fpfot at Golt at Mniss
beoen, fom bapos ~inofunoet fig for at be-
reoe BAN en- Sperraftelfe. 2oinoefpres
ningen | 8aloers Menigbeo bapoe lat iig
| SpiSen for bette. oe Der blep operratt
pr~rffefolieEe en- $50 @sfpet Carpet. Den
itsriis Del at 4ftnen tilbrogtss mep at is
ooer bet npe gus (thi nnt er bet 10 pua
en- Maabe, fipen bet fornplis blep OBJ
pubiet os en- 1ilbpenins fsist til ost).
aae bar tilfrsbs meo !9uiet, bois Reitoue
rsring bar toftst S14Oo. De Soriamleos
bapoe fine 8urpe mep fig, % bisie bar
bslfplote mso sooe Saesr, bporuf Der blep
battst ct risslist Maaltio. Otter at ale
hapoe foripnet fig at Cubs 8dpsr bolbt
Bd'tor Ilffor en- SaIe, bopri ban tat
tebe for gsfsest os 8apsn. Da nan til
'ibit forlpb prniteeaarben bar bet meo Be
bebite 9niter for be eiftp9rbiec TraitefoIt.
g. M.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15

Dor 8p er life mtset itor. men til @i.n.
sirlo bar Ri bog ct al b. met blomitr.no.
Strss. ION leg trOr puc qai Pdrls goun'
to bar.
Observation-Disclosures ber er bop.olaee.
tis norifs. 9oIfinl e. Webiier oriotr o..
neral Stpres. Mr. aolhtn tr en- meg,
intelligent uns Tanb, etr tilias er poita
meter. 6an sisr en- eIinysnoe 6orrets
ming. gplsaaarb & Sunthoie ,r SanSs
lube al famine Slcss, % Der sr Here,
iom oaiaa nriper 1orreiuins; men bet blir
en- for lang Gpiitel at oprtsns ale faa os'
er bso,t at aisre bet iaa Tort. Iom gisres
fan. @i bar htrppps hoOt IN uom1riet
I'm girtcr. tibet .Ger in9sn 5ne % belle
life meom aulbe, pa M Idtttr bet mob
9aarcn. ida hi itrais fan fat, 6unItsr %
Wotter po ioae fat paa Sdamaitins. 6dro
% QIoo oa beannbe u1eo 9dararbsiot..
Gn QpIfrute er her MI uuotr Sper'
p~eislie. glir BEN fat iaura bIir bet BE-.
tpemt for mango Jarmsre, iom Bar lanlt
til Sntn. Tc oil oa faa poitsn I~pliuter
mn til hper Dag oa itippc at tisre iuo ii,
gpsn for at faa iT, poit, boiItet til iins
Sioer ,dn bare hodrhi NOT hpis Yintts
rsn. Sns % auloe ftitIoe bli alt for
Itrana. 2. ".
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
NIurcnec, Winneiofa.

Mr. Qlfreo moline fra gdlatou ns
Miis Ste1a OQon fra Sb.rburns 5onn.
hip siitepse fig ben 19oe San. st pent
8rpqup bolotes / PGrbeon al 5lorsncs
2eroaa BEN 23oe 5ebruar. ioet CLARA
Berg, Gloits 0att,r al Mr. % mrs. e.
u. Berg. blsp fornst i g@steitab mep Rr.
p.osr J. 4lmsslo. pait. Sersnisn for
rstteos 9ielisn. Oct uns, pdrs mang,
@enner bill iorens ia ! Gnitet ON st langt
og lptteliat Samlip.
Spoabl norit lutberIt Menisbeo beriteoa
bar faaet iiJ M BRET. nsmlia puit. So
rsnim. gan holpt TN 5ilirGosliesprr-
pitsn Ssnoug SsraasIima. 6uR ftnI o..
Tda bsiisns 9etnu Menigb,o / nuthton
idmt madits Current GATE Weniebeo.
paitor .. aane'tao, Der bar 6stisnt Cp=
oabIs Weriabso Iio,n ON Soften 1891.
tos fin afiteo Der fra / gintsr.
81 bar bapt nom9rtst gsir Der / bel,
9int,r mso tibet al Sne % auloe.
0psr 5irsoas oa boer Jrspus aiten
tommtr Der en- umddoelia itor patte me,
"9,cordhs 9Dit,n." hoiltet ,r gepis for, al
Rpri:srns cs 8onitsrue oeo 5lor,nee lien.
Der en- COB Ting, nuur be isr ben.
Qor
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
DcHuet / poreIier.

! nogen 5io bar Soft Der Gmsrita
unpenot "HDoeroe Guit" iii al parius
mere UGrelisr, bpor mango Wennsitsr
Iamlss. Wun er tommsn ,fisr, a!
ptqugtenoe SioHsr opIsies / fpoeno.
quit troos osns laos 5smpsrdtur %
Ioroampsr meD Den. Rogle 8radbsr
Roisnplis, Der tiliRitss Hpoenoe Cuff,
iplosr en- TOR Sal % I. Gr. en- Girts
mso en- 6ebagslig gsaugt. paa Zig
nynos Muaos tan mar osiaa frem-
6riuse en- oslgisrsnoe S%togouft o.I.o.
: Sommsrtiosn oirtsr ben hpoeno,
2uft ditislsnps | gGrsIierns % irem-
talosr auitptrlins paa iamme Sir
fem ben brinser gsllugt ino i ben,
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
Rub. sinmere Co. minm.

9interen bar p9ret .nIlo % Tor otl
melte lnsles, men M ct Bar uger bar u
bdpt iaa mssen Sne, at Slroen bar gaaet,
% ftttisi bar ben ogad cGrtt brugt; tpI
mssst Corn, soaure, 2inotbi % Slnrrc
iaut mango yes Suin bar i oenns Sio
iunoet @eisu til 8pal, o9 mango bIdn''
0alere bar til gitnsiGIo 3apnet i Jar-
msrnes CONNER. ST poy 6arms bar pg'
iaa nplis i,iftst giere, ctmlis: Gbdri.l
SsrpiIlsssr bar iolgt Den 8annIe RuIbsl!
Sarm, 200 9lcres. til :. ;. ,Sohnion for
oen nsttc Sum at $4,000. .. q. Sos.
tpeot bar IplA TN 6arm so atres, til
Rasmus Sarpelano for $1,000.
Grip bar siort TN Epnoe c9iaa Der
9intsr; mango q ipge al Den, men I'll
sr bet bebre.
Som melot ON / ct greo fsr BAR Nsrp,s
feberen ilem hos aittil Httdneis i 6eIt na
0inter. De andre bIep rriit, igien men
ben fore. patre % iiGtte Bertha maait:
gda meo. SUN psoe ben ste 5ebr. 81
Dsoen aetsr Qloer fort, mn naar ben
tommer, Iad mae en- feles. Den 1Soe
ogoe mrs. 5homos 8opperuo uf grdtss
BERG, 66 Qar gammet. VIrs. 8opperuo
bupoe Icnst pda ben 5arm, bporpau bun
oeoe, fioen 1855. Sun par oa gift meo
aiitil Stodlarp, men Ntr. Stodlano
bsoe / goresrtrieen, og huo blsp i9ieu gil.
meo 5homas 8opperuo. iom MI bear9
Der 5abet at en- ualminOeItg trofait, CUB
frpatia "a ItrRpiom 6uitru. 9uu baooe
iers Sern / beage @s9teitaber. men Blot
en- Ssn az ferite gGgteiidb operleuer ben
he, nsmlig 6. g. Stcdlano, Ipm Dor /
stephen. Mnn Senrtu bar bismme
buube unoer bsnoes Snsoom % peo ".
grapel'en.
&opperuos er mratias 6olt % for
nogle Mar iicen bpaseoe be en- atrte pun
fit eset 2anp, % M Iie9er SuItruen be-
gruosn Der. paitor Srsiboblit al Better.
ion % pditor gonum forrstteos oeo 8ss
grdpelien. Wrs. guloSstb fra Diston
fin, ben Qfoepss Setter, bar oqiao til
itepe oeo 8esrupsIIsn 6. q. 0isae.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-15
ealienr, MeMenrn Co.. y. :.

Oct meitt az 2dnnst Der bar liaaet 80.
til De iioite to aar unotoaen for nos.e
faa, iom bar bost langs ueo Woui, ets
pen os oretet meo areaturapl. ION &c
bar hapt COB gnleoning iii. Wsn M er
be. msfts af oerss 0aonsgdnae taaet al %
N~nbnasere, iom not life CT for aoot iii.
men Dc faar Del punns ia til, at ri sr Der.
Bar narmefte Mqrtsosploos sr guIiour
paa SOP garen. hopr mango rietie bra
Sorretnin9shuis bIep bpeatt Fioite Some
mer, g~cfoltniraer Der %oeitadr n9lt:1
uoelutrenoe al Guronrere, for BET mt'ts
Stanoindptr % 2nf,ere. : Sno fra
9alfpur er ct Settlement AZ Rusi:rs;
mango at Dem tom fra Ruslauo oire'te
bib oQ | maroe 5ilfefoer meo in1entirg
igien Ill at beanaos mso elIer lsoe al efter
ec ndasoc lit YsitemmeiieSlteo b,r. Iettt
sr pitt Garida til uoaIe haarrsRmo:
6unaersusobiitoricr, ION ba funost IN
@si inc / noaIe al Citeps omertianiie
Joablaot. On Der er nogle fad 5rrn'
eenoe. ian maa BET life foritaaes, at bet
.r oIminosliot. Sioite CONNER par ott
tcmntIis teri her til BEN Ste Salt. men
cftsr ben 5io bdpct ri uG'ttu mere sno
no, al Reau. RGiter ale Der booos m:r
% mirorc 5lar iantt paa fin Rpbr3t
Obi aammel Nosr haboe ineer al os) o.
III fra 3 Ill Is gu'beIs pr. Were. OF
bette Tan ri life tlaoe pda, e~iteriom aolln'
aen oper belle Rprppeitsu par mlnors euo
alminoelia. paitor Bipruo er Dor pr1't
her. !0an prroiter i 9nm treble bctr
Ssnbao % uos pad 2duoet en- s Nil
noropeft, bpor Der er Ct tort norm Setts
cement. Noatr 8irtc bar ri ifis tuonu;
thi hi ma 10 haos liot SoofG'te fes't;
tbi her edur 10 int fran 10 cc ounora,
men or mundr ON oG int quar brodt.
Ma Gi4riu9u finite up Riuid, mems aaIoen
ito b. Sid "a 9ruat."
0interen Ter bar oGrst uom9r,tt pd'a
Ter. 5il osnne lib hor ri life buOt mcr
eno en- 8 ener 4 5ommtr Sns "a jnasu
auloe al tIaoe oper. 0t tolotltc Daae
hor life pGrst mere cno en- 20 ener p
@raeer. Gbpnuent.