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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Captain strong Out of Army.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Acting on a telegram received from Secretary Root Assistant Secretary of War Sanger has accepted the resignation of Captain Put nam Bradlee Strong. and telegram to this effect was sent to Captain Strong at San Francisco. Captain Strong re- piled to Secretary Roots telegram ad- vising him that no action would be talk en on his resignation unless it be for warded by mail through the proper mili- tary channels. Captain Strong tele- graphed late Saturday night saying that he had already filed his resignation with General Young, commanding the depart ment of California. with headquarters at San Francisco. This paper will proba- ply reach Washington some time this week with General Youngs comment.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
No Hone For WenncrhoIm.

NEWBURG, N. Y, July 16.-Govern- or Odell yesterday afternoon refused to respite further Frank NJ. Wennerholm, convicted of the murder of his sweetheart near Jamestown. Wennerholm, under respite granted last June, is to be exc cuted on Tuesday next. The governor says that he has carefully considered the facts of the case and is convinced that the prisoner is guilty, that the trial was fair and impartial and that there exists no reason from legal standpoint why the executive should interfere. with the execution of the sentence.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
MACcAREEs IN sEssIoN.

Port Huron, Mich, July 16.-The' eleventh biennial review of the Su-' preme tent and Supreme hive of the Maccabees will begin here today, and many important preparations will be considered. Among them will be the changing of the present method of medical examinations and having q board of examiners instead of district examiners. The re-rating of old mem bers will also be discussed. Dr Mary A. Danforth. supreme medical exam iner, has decided to withdraw and her successor will be Dr Susan Rose of PennSylyania
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
pnsTnEEIcE ROBBED.

Stamford, July 16.-The postoffice at Noroton was entered last night by burglars, who exploded a charge of dynamite in the safe, wrecking the office They got only 50 cents for their trouble. The noise of the explosion awakened the postmaster, Charles b. Scofield, who lives a few rods away, but the fact that break had been made by burglars was not discovered until this morning. The postoffice is in MT Scofield's store, but no goods or money were taken from there.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
AMERICANS AND NEGROES.
Had Pitched Battle Yesterday
 Fifteen Negroes Killed.

Had a Pltcned Battle 4eSIefday---
 Fifteen Negroes Killed
 Hereford, Texas, July 16.-Word reached this place yesterday of pitched battle and wholesale killing, between Mexicans and Negroes who are working on the new Rock Island extension in New Mexico, 100 miles west of here. The trouble originated in the Killing of a Mexican by negro some weeks ago. The authorities un- dertook to arrest the assailant but his friends interferred and they were obliged to withdraw. Last week some 35 or 40 Mexicans armed themselves with Winchesters and went after the negro. A battle took place in which 15 negroes were killed and several wounded. The casualties among the Mexicans cannot be learned. The trouble occurred at Spencer's railroad camp near Liberty, N. 4I., in sparse ly settled portion of the territory where police officers are few and the law is not rigidly enforced.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
THE ROGERS WILL.

Trenton, N. J., July 16.-Former United States Attorney General Griggs. to-day offered for probate the will of the late Jacob S. Rogers. the millionaire locomotive builder of Paterson Mir Griggs made an argument in favor of the will, while it was opposed by sev- eral caveats submitted by heirs and
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
charbon Epidemic Spreading.

JACKSON, Miss, July 16.-During the first week or two of the charbon epidem- ic in the delta more than 90 per cent of the animals affected died, but since a sup ply of the virus for inoculation was pro- cured the death rate has been materially reduced. Unfortunately the disease is now spreading over all the country, not only in the delta, but in the hills. Several cases are reported in Rankin county, the adjoining county to this and only a few miles north of Jackson.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
THE BISHOP OBJECTS.

New York, July 16.-Bishop-el John J. O'Connor of the Newark dio- cese. has refused to permit any parade or elaborate feature on the occasion of his installation at Newark on July D. Low mass only will be celebrated, and proposed parade of 35.000 mem bers of the church societies has been abandoned by special request. An elaborate reception, however, will be rendered to Archbishop Corrigan.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Cupid Makes Quick work.

ASBURY PARK, N. J.. July 16.- Met, courted, married, all within the short space of two hours-such is the record which was established for this neighbor- hood when Henry Kuhlke of New York city and Miss Irene Myers of Philadel- phia, who had been introduced to each other at o'clock in the evening, were made man and wife at 10 o'clock
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
THE GUNBoAT CONCORD.

Seattle, Wash, July 16.-The United
 States gunboat Concord, Commander. Harry Knox, which played such an im- portant part under Commodore Dewey in the destruction of the Spanish fleet in Manila bay, arrived from the Philip- pines yesterday by way of Dutch Har-, bor, Alaska. Of the officers in com- mand of the vessel during the memora-l ble fight but one, F. D. Schute, pay> masters clerk, remains on the ship.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
ROBBERS GOT NO MONEY.

Columbus, O., July Information has reached the police of this city that five men raided the bank at Alexan- dra, Licking county. early today. It is stSted they failed to reach the money in the vault and that the ex-. plosion aroused a large number of citi- zens, who gave chase. The robbers escaped in buggies. driving in the di- rection of Columbus.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
MEN ATTACK TRAIN.
Seven of the Train Hands were Killed
 Officers in Pursuit.

St Louis, Mo-, July 16,-A special to the Globe Democrat from Cordova, Mexico, says: A train on the vera Cruz and Pacific railroad was at- tackled recently by a large force or armed men at Tierra Blanca, q small station. Seven men on the tram were killed. As soon as news of the attack reached Cordova force of rurales was sent to the scene and is now in pursuit of the mob. The cause of the attack is not known here. It is said to have been made by men who were formerly employed in the construction of the road.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Two Loads of Horses.

NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-Two steamers clearing from this port yester day for Cape Town will carry 2,300 horses there for the use Of the British armies. They are the steamers Aon- arch. which will carry HOO horses, and the Michigan, which will have 1,200 on bao,.d
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
BRIDGE BUILT IN 1s72.

Editor of the Democrat:-Sir, Re plying to your correspondent of July 12, regarding the date of the construc- tion of the Broomalaw railroad bridge across the Clyde in Glasgow, desire to state that .'J W. is right when he holds that the bridge was built in 1872.
 A. R.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Empress EIixabeth.s statue Unveiled

VIENNA, July 16.-Emperor Francis Joseph and his daughters, Archduchess Gisela and Archduchess Valerie, wept at the unveiling of the statue of the late Elm press Elizabeth, which is wonderful likeness. The ceremony was performed by Archduke Ludwig Victor, the emper- or's brother, and his majesty in a culver ing voice uttered few words.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Destruction of Chinese Forts.

TIEN-TSIN, July 16.-The military commanders have irected the provisional government of Tien-tsin to undertake the destruction of the Taku forts, and the government has promised to comply on receipt of a military guard to protect the workmen engaged in the task
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
sTsTFRs TAKE THEIR LIVES.

London, July 16.-Ida and Edith Yeo- is<d. actresses, 26 and 21 respectively committed suicide together by poison in their rooms in London this after noon. Both were Respondent on acT count of their failure to secure employ ment.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
County Poor Buildings Turned.

BURLINGTON, la, July l6.-Fire of a mysterious origin destroyed three build ings of the Des Moines county poor farm yesterday afternoon: loss, SAG, ,00O: in surance, SPA, ,000. The insane patients were all rescued with difficulty. One or two of them escaped.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Hundreds Drowned In China.

SHANGHAI, July 16.-There have been disastrous floods on the Yang-tse river near Hankow, in which hundreds of lives were lost. The natives were caught by the rushing waters and drown ed like rats. Part of the city of Han kow was devastated by the flood.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Drovsned Tn Cooperstown.

COOPERSTOWN, N. V, July 16- Michael Hurley, aged g, and John Con ner, aged 24, both of New York, were drowned here while bathing. The bodies were recovered The men were employed in the stables here Of John AI. Bowers of New York
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
HANCOCK AT MANILA.

Manila, July 16.-The transport Han- cock has arrived here with Adjutant- General Corbin and Surgeon General Sternberg on board. The Hancock made the record trip from San EranT 3isco in twenty-one days,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
No ATHEISTS MADE.

4nsonia. July 16.-No arrests have been made as result of last nights dfstnrba1ce among the strikers Of the F1fleI Foundry and Machine Co' and tfe sit1afi0u to-day is entirely quiet. None of tIt former employees of the company retpfned Lo work today.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Hot Weather In Maine.

BATH, Me, July 16.-The extreme heat here yesterday caused q suspension of work at the Bath Iron works at noon. The temperature in every part of the city was very high, thermometers registering from 92 to 9S at different points at noon.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
pnErrY IARGE pEARL-

Lansing, Ia, July 16.--A pearl weigh ing 1894 grains was found near here yesterday It is reported as being of the size and shape of chocolate drop. The owner as yet refuses to put a price on it.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
sTRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

New Orleans, July 16.-The Gardner motor works were struck by lightning last night and destroyed. The loss on the building, machinery and stock is about $15000O.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
ABSORBED BY TRUST.

Akron, O., July 16-The Western Linoleum Co of this city has been ab- sorbed by the newly organized trust which controls all of the principal countries i'll the country.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
A FataI CoIIision.

MUSCOGEE, I. T., July 16.-Five persons, an engineer, two brakemen and two tramps, were killed in a collision of two Missouri, Kansas and Texas freight trains three miles north of Muscogee.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
To Construct Railways I'm China.

LONDON, July 16.-"A great Belgian, Russian and French syndicate is form ing here," says the Brussels correspond ent of The Standard, ito construct rail- ways in China. It will have q capital of 1,OO0, 100000 francs"
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Cadets to Visit Exposition.

WEST POINT, N. r., July 16.-The West Point cadets leave on Saturday for the Pan-American exposition, the govern, naent paying their board, exposition ad- mission and transDortatiom
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
TerribIe Heat In Ru..ia.

CRACOW, July 16.-Russia has been experiencing terrible heat, the tempera- ture over wide territory reaching 100 degrees F. in the shade. Fruits and vegetables on a large scale have been doSfroSad
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
na.a 1n unrar1a

SYRACUSE, July 16.-Jacob Strife, for IS yenrs proprietor of tue Strife House af Lowville, dropped dead in q hayiicId on his farm. It is supposed bs Has overcome by the hcnE
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
Hfoba Denied Work.

LEMBERG, Galicia, July 16.-Mobs of the unemployed surrounded the gov ernment labor bureau yesterday demand ing work They were dispersed by the police after several arrests had been rnadp
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16

They say IHdl tue dSNS
 Running Again in Few Days-Pre-
 sident Schwab of New York Declines
 to Discuss the Situation-Four Hun
 dred Freight Handlers Have Gone on
 Strike.
 Pittsbure. Pa. July 16.--There were no new developments in the steel strike ill this district during the early hours of the second day. All the plants clos ed yesterday were shut down tight. and matters about the Painter mill, Lind say and AcCutcheon. Clarks Solar Iron works. the Monongahela and Star tin plate plants were quiet. It was stated that Painters mill was in partial oper- ation, but the only men at work were a few hungarians who were cleaning up about the yards. Replying to the rumor that the management had brought a strike breaker from Alaba- ma, Assistant General Manager Har- per said: We can break our own strikes"
 Superintendent AlbTecht, encounter ed q few moments later said the plant would be running ill full within few days.
 Speculation as to the probable set tlement of the strike is active in all cir cles.
 New York, July 16.-President Charles AI Schwab of the United States Steel corporation, and the other officials of the company now here de- cline today to publicly discuss the strike situation MT Schwab has been in conference with J. Pierpont Morgan and others but no hint of their atti- tude or conclusions has been given to the public. It has been reported that there would be general conference on the subject here. and also that there was a movement afOOt for the settle ment of the strike but authoritative confirmation or denial of these stories could not be obtained.
 Port Costa, Calif, July 16.-Four hundred men who handle freight in the warehouses here have gone out on strike Work in all the warehouses as we'll as the Crockett Sugar refinery is at a standstill and shipping is com pletely tied up. The men asked for S3 a day for nine hours and time and a half for all overtime The warehouses offered q raise of five per cent per hour which would be thirty cents an hour for ten hours work but refused to recog- niZe the union. This offer not meeting with the approval of the men, they walked out.
 Wilkesbarre. Pa, July 1.-The 1,500 employees of the Kingston Coal com pany went on strike this morning in obedience to an order issued last night by the executive committee of district No l. United Mine workers. The strike was ordered because of a reduction of the wages paid for ..yardage'' on nar- row work in the mines. The company has been paying S1.5O per yard but last payday it is claimed. the men were in formed of a reduction to $1 per yard.
 Wilkesbarre, Pa. July 16.-The strike or stationary firemen began this morn- ing About TOO men are idle in this re- zion. Many of the mines had to close down. throwing out of work, it is esti- mated. 15.00O men,
 Eagle Pass. Texas. July 16.-The fire men on the Mexican International have resigned with the engineers. The trans pOrtatiOn facilities of the whole road have been tied up for two days.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
WELCOME RAINS.
Fell in Several Western States This
 Morning.
 Little Rock, Ark, July 16-Good rains fell over fhn larppr rorfion cf

Omaha, Neb, July 16.-Eastern Ne braska and western Iowa received to- day an inch or more of rain. which began falling at ? q. m., and relieved the drouth and heated term. Rains also are reported in the Black Hills of South Dakota
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16

Eagle Pass. Texas. July 16.-The fire men on the Mexican International have resigned with the engineers. The trans portation facilities of the whole road have been tied up for two days.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16

Wilkesbarre, Pa, July 16-The strike or stationary firemen began this morn- ing About TOO men are idle in this re- zion. Many of the mines had to close down. throwing out of work, it is esti- mated. 15.00O men.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-16
PLANTS CLOSED.
Manager Harper Says, We Can
 Break Our Own Strike.
OFFICERS ARE VERY HOPEFUL

They Say That the Factories Win be Running Again in Few Days-Pre- sident Schwab of New York Declines to Discuss the ituation-Four Hun dred Freight Handlers Have Gone on Strike.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
"1uit iom papa."
Wprncnc CT glade pucr at faa i'm
aniic ligcium TurGlorenc.

Wtcrc emo De plbrc sSolt bar IncllG
ON iples 9srncnc ON at faa lummC
Moo og Griffe PED @oroct iom Sar
og Mor.
Maoltc DC fan hliifc Den Sio, %
Ell @i0 aiso eler Fotetcr cIer eA
Slurf al Den Stop, iom Ceres Sur
cg Nor brrgtc, ipntcs at bope en-
crtra >eilia Smag.
&pia Hsrnene fnn gipes en- itprf.
nrrcnOe 5000 Grinf" iooiom 80,
ihrm 5000 Gofiee, ina bill Oct mere
enc t~iIireOsitiae oeres Snife onn Al
iao oct ligt DC Glbrc Solf, oa pao
iamme Sio aipes Gem Ell Grif, &c
boIber al % blir feoe al.
On Come oppe / Oates, q. 9,
flyer. al iioen oercS 6amilie bcgpnotc
at briffe Roitum. or @srnene blet
itrrferc % fpiffere enc nogeniinbc
for, oa Sc aIroer iia ioo oper at tGn-
fe poo. at &c fan briffe aofe init
Tom Topo".
Mtonocn oa Soocrcn bier ipg al ct
meact olporliat Mopetilirloe OF
maottc aipc cp Irbeihe % bulne liz
inne / Here Tiger; ban leo mcget. i
noaen lio hauoe hull hout for Sane
at oriftc Aoife til Grofo't og She til
@fioooo % aitenSmao. Snltrucn
Itriper:
"Gitcrnt bape lTit noglc AZ ScrcS
Nperti3irmentcr. nnoreoes pi pod.
ON Soiic "a Che bopoc p9ret Iarla'
gen Ill hans Spgbpm.
%i bcilnttebc tiliioit, at ban ifiilbc
flute mcb Che % PROBE Hoinum
Soco Goiicc. San eaterer lin @e'
bring ira oen TAG, % ban begpnote
at oriffe Tolhnm % bar iioen life be-
hcuet at lutte slrbciSet poagruno al
Spahom.
Sor noale sIar iibcn prepeoe lea
Ell Tatfc af Yoitum % inntes life
ON ben men iee peo M, at oct bar.
ioroi ben life bar tiIIapet rietiar.
Set or LET at lane goo Toinim. bpiS
blot fsiaer Ben enfIc gnpisnins.
Zen eneite SeiI er. naar 5OIf life
Den Irnsc NOT.
Ser loo, penlig life at offcntlip.
sisrc nit iE!apn. Seq er Sca altio
reSe til at role Toihim." Gaunet
fon opaipes al Yoitum Cereal Go.
Sth., Battle Greet, Mid.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
ny Jnouitri.
'9Deoe, bpsraf Wafaroni t~ilpirfes,
ffal aDles / Noro Tafuta.

Sarge, q. O., Sbe April. gr
f~nloit9noig M Snouitri ifal bespnoa
! Noro 9afota. 5 Here gar bar DC
6oreneoe Staters agerbrussoeparte
ment erperimenteret meo at mofinbe,
bpilfen Del al 2anoet bar Den beoite
til Mpling at Den ~iaafalote Wafaroni.
bpeoe. Seniigten bar pGret at op.
miintre til Ipling / bette 2ano o.
proolcere tilitrGffeligt til at foripne
Den amerifanife Sonbel og ilippe at
itofsre &oren. llnoerisgelier bor
pTret onitiaet giennem Noro 9afota
Experimentation meb oct GeiuItat,
at fproirms Sberif dunn / Haniom
Golntp tilioaeoe en- flor ggcr flor.
San ienote en- SernbaneposnIao.
ming til Ell Iafaronifabrif i Gitcn.
og 6obrifanterne par ioa fornsiet
meb Soeoen. at De bar ienot en- He.
prGientont bio for at fisbe al Ben
Maforonibpeoe, Tom fan ifaffes og
ofilntte aontraft for tilitr9ffelig
Soripning for Sobrifen / nrfte Ior.
Enbrifunterne paoitoo. at ben bar
bebrc emo Sen inofsrtc Bare. @on.
Tom Gountp Sorb oa fIimotiffe Sor-
hoIbe iiaes of bore netop. hpob benne
Spebe trrrner. en- eler an.
Sen foretooiom GapitoliIt niI maoife
oprette en- Snbrif | benne Stat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
Sen @aar.

Get or bel unebocnbigt at n9pnc
Oct. loin Ri ale ier % oeo. nenaIia al
III M bar Ell icuere Saar enc oImig.
oeiigt. Soa ianbt iom oct or, at III
| ben Soa moo iinoe oS i ser m,no.
eaoeIise. iao er oct oos ogion iauSt,
at oi ON mltliat mao bare enS mere
ooronagne oa paste pon al mite q.
ben gohi. uaar @nnrorbcioe, cneon,
beapn0er.
Ger er oeiaa andre Sine. iom maa
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
3posfalo.

Sans s. Wiuo l Gong Siu. gurniioe.
Conn, er afsaaet peo Ssesn ben 13os
Narts al Sunssbetanoslis j en- @loer al
10 gar. @fbeos bapbe boet Der i Gansa
i Is aar, bar al ct trriteligt SGntei9t %
afboIot os astst at ale. San eftsrlaoer
fla Fm Suitru. Der sr nriten so aar sams
mel 90 ftrsbelis os i~snssIisssnpe FAINT IRE
gsrn. mrs. G. G. Sohnion | BLOOMFIELD.
@rs. 8. M. Sohuion FAINT :. 5. @ino,
Der sr / 5%orrstnins | Rem g)ort Gttp.
Den samls Nane bar msast ofhoTot Of
fine Ssrn os andre SIestninss. Der siprSs
alt malist for at Istis BAN bans fipits sis
rner.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

goot meo Oct reure SfaI al A itore
eitroner. 3 aGggebpioer piifes itipc.
iaa rsrer man Suffer-g lanbingen
en- Sbeife9fnIb 40 @nngen ~ oeri, og
nadr ait5 e htferet or irsrt, IQgger
mnn linda riinoe alntter ocrof paa
Imirt papir oe slotter oisie alatter
meo en- aniu. opppet i folot gano.
0e iteses Iuiebriine | en- miobcls.
BARN 9aeeroon os tases life at go
piret. for DC err foIbe.
Gitron Ris. - Man foyer
en- Stop Niiengrpn / eli Gnart Mielf.
oct er Ell INF Wiasie, ilaar Salt %
suffer | citer Smog og b9lber oct
oerpaa | ell i5orm. Sfalet af Ell 81.
tron flares / Stpffer paa y Som.
mes StsrreIie, Oisie lGgges op / TO.
genoe Yanb % fogcS ct Dfinut, lao
ganoet nf. Saa bar man en-
aop fogenOc gano op | Ell Iiocn
bGloer iaa Gitron. SfaQet.
Gotten al Gitronen og Ell Sop Suf.
oeri oe Inoer bette itaa baspoa
Stopcn og imaoinrrc 2 Elmer.
1oorpaa Oct irttes bort for at blipe
'olot. Haor Eitbbingen ifal ipiics.
,pGlper mon Niien no / en- Iaic %
Gitron. Sirltpen runot.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

gen meo feSe Upper paa Mebaftioas
fioen.~
De $1.25 bar ct @iaIosbepis oe
life pGro bet Vapir, bet bar lfrepe
paa.
en 9epartementscIerf ffrep:
."Gn rem Sampittigbeo aisr Der
baaroeife Sene blob, % ba ies er en-
fattig RegnifabscIerf, err min Sen1
meget baaro og tr9nger gIsogjSrel,
ie. 0erfor ienoer ieg tiIbaee IL
Gents, iom leg fit for meset iioite Sc
talingsoag, og b~esforuoen bar lea
orenet 2anf | ben ienere 5io."
Ut at grepene, iom ipntes at babe
oct rette @ebalt, blep mootaget i
1866 ira en- Officer, JON nnoerlfreu
Jig "Sobn 8. Warfbam". Oct inoc.
bolot felgenoe:
Snolagt er en- Gerel paa $3.50.
Seq oil forteIis forflare, bporfor ies
lender Den. Seq bar p9ret / De Sor.
cileoe Staters Sieneite / mango gor,
og en- Gel af Sioen befl9Dte ieg en-
&aiig, iom berettigebe mig til at boil.
De to Sienere. Seq fit getoling til
to, men bapoe life mere emo en-. Oct
CT alminbelig Yraris blanbt Office.
rcr at giere bette, og aasiererne ben
Oct. Seq traaote inc / grmeen fat.
tig og Ing - for fattig til at flare
mig uoen en- rem Sampittiebeb; ser.
for ieroer leg @ereIen".
On onoen grepIfriper flyer:
"6or mango Iar iioen blep Der ii.
bet mig en- Sim Eenge, iom tilbsrte
Hegieringen. Oct Separtement, ION
eieoe Den, BAD mig bebolbe Den, iii
Den blep ~forlangt tiIbdgc. Sorlau.
aenoet er albrig gjort, oe bill rimelig.
bis alorig blipe bet. % Yengene life
er mine, ienoer ieg Dem meo Gentcr
$t26.50.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
On Itoc. men DTrottuIo
cpTnOclic.

DIR. Nrne 2. Srogetbom, aeniett,
Sa., CT for ticnot ior mango al bette
Vlaos 29iere ior lin Spiinoelic al
ell Seed DILL & Sronsmitter, iom
ban fit 8ulomeoalie for i YariS
Tor nogle Hor lioen. Ell Winomlin
Spring og ou0re Sing. Sans iioite
Spiinoelie or Ell "gSire & Hope
Sober" GpinNrne iiGr peo, bpnr
ilemt Oct oitc cr at iaa Itrrft en- aIr,
0esInor. @eb SiGlp al oenne SOL,
Der fan ielu ct lioet Barn itrGtfe
Snoren, o0 ben fan / ct Gieblif ta'3
nco, noar ben err brrgt. Oct faIoe.
life iaa let, ltoar ma bar 0en fPitct
poa Den enmle, pnnlige Iaaoc, oy
inn lar man oftc &lGoeSinoren bGn.
&C Der % rooone al eIer. ON Den cr
al Wire, rllitc bort. Soloeren er
patenterct, o0 Wr. Sragctbon iet'
Der oen pr. Nolt ~bporiombeIit / De
Soreneoe Stoter for finn 90 Gents.
,Sea bar prepet "Soloerelt" OF peo.
Sen er bpnoia. s(ne, ipm irlger
alUoesinorer. bsr foo rat pnn bei,ne
Sober" Scr pil bli fisbt al ofe. Ser
britqer 9Irbc3inprer. Sam mon life
foo "SoIocrcn" hos i'm Sisbmono
encr Noent cr set iinipelthen ot len.
sc 90 Gents til Sofinbercn, Wr.
Nrne Srnucthon, &eniett. Ga, og faa
Sen mcb gcitcn.
0riition @rebcior.
Silpcr 2nfc, Ga, SSebr. 1901.