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The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

stop their ears aud turn their faces
away from the horrible scene. knowing
that they were powerlcss 20 do thing.
The ire simply had Ia burn Itself ont
until nothing was left of these imml-
grant ears but the wheels and other
metal parts.
Thursday morning after the fire died
out the horrors of the scene were sick
cnlns. Bodies charrcd until they re-
s,mhlcd logs left after forest fire.
were lying about on all sides. People
stumbled over carpses while they were
rushing frlntically about trying to aid
others m seeking aid Tor themselves.
: me blankets were secured from
rrirhb0riug farm houses io cover n
few OF these frlghtful objects from
sight. hut other bodies lay strewn along
the track like cast-away railroad ties.
Three trans from Detroit brought to
the scene more than score ~ doctors
with railroad employees To work upon
the wreckage and attempt 10 relieve
tie suffering Hundreds ~ people
from the country side and ncighb0ring
towns flockcd thlthcr 90 ofcr assist
ancc IN their humble way and opened
their homes FOR The reception OF bodies
of the dead aud wrlthlng forms OF the
living.
The Wabash railroad made every Il.
fort Ia get trains to the scene from ali
directions Ia order 10 transport the in.
iurcd quickly "a the nearest hospitals
PARTIES 81 injured were taken 20
Adrian. Peru Ind: Alyardton AMI
Montpelier o., aud some OF the slight.
~ Injured 10 Detroit.
The loss OF life may never Ice fully
known unless the ticket collector or his
record * found OF The Italians. 10
and possibly go were killcd-hnlf ~
them. ~ least being burned like hogs
n pen. The smell from tie hurnin !.
heap was horrible stencil. that nearly
yuffocntcd those who went near the fire
ur to the windward of &c.
The Injured VIII number ~ or more
Supt. Burns claims that Engineer
strong. of M. :. is responsible. hut
Strong denies u. saying his orders were
to pass No. ~ at sand Lake md not
az Seneca. rs the train dispatchers or
dcrs show.
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Mrs. Mckinley. sorrow.

II Is said that life Is void 10 Mrs.
Mckinley She expressed to nr. Man
chester the pastor and long friend OF
thc Mckiulcys. shortly after the presi-
dents funeral desire to die and join
her husband. This desire Il still
present. she talks but little To her
friends. Int sits at home weeping. rs
She thinks ~ him who was FOR many
wears her stay and comforter Her
loss 4 only felt aud uneNpressed. In
former years Mrs Mckinley loved mu.
SIC aud frequently called on her
friends io furnish u. She also delight.
ed In little family social functions ana
entertainments furnished 10y her
friends These desires have vanished.
she lives not Tor pleasures. To he-
life has become hut an empty dream.
How long she will survive. of course.
no ono knows. but CantOnians whu
know her aud her surroundings best.
cannot hut think that the soOthsaycr
who said she would not live more than
one year after her husbands death
was probably right
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
CONGRESS.


First session of the New Opened.
The opening of the first session OF
the fifty-scyenth congress at noon
Monday drew To the capitol great
thrOng OF spectators. Although the
actual work of the two houses was not
10 begin until IL o'clock the historic
old structure-nOw refurnished from
end 20 end until Il shonc with marble.
gilt and rich dccoratiuns-was astir
long before that hour.
The senate was called 90 order by
President PRO Ten. William l.. Frye
OF Maine.
After the usual resolutions and the
appointment OF a committee 10 notify
the president that the senate was In
session. recess OF 80 minutes was
taken. and then a further recess until
. o'clock Ca await the organization Of
the house and the appointment of It's
committee TO wait upon the president
Senators Hale OF Maine and Morgan
of Alabama were appointed as the sen
ate committee.
AZ o'clock the senate reassembled
Mr.. Gamble announced the death OF
the late Senator Kyle and the senate
adjourned.
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The BonInr Trial.

The prosecution Ia the Bonine trial
rested Saturday afternoon. and At.
torncy Keene outlined the position OF
the defense. from which Il Is evidcn;
that a number OF witnesses who have
already testified will be- recalled. lie
laid stress ON the fact that no motive
could have inspired Mrs. Bonine TO
Kill Ayres. that nothing improper had
been shown In their relations. and
that reputable physicians would ties.
tlfy that the wounds received by
Ayres could have been inflicted as
stated 10y Mrs BONNIE In her confes-
sion. The defense will also assnil the
dead mans habits. claiming that he
had been fast growing incorporate.
aud that he was n member OF n
drunken party on the night OF May
o.. shortly before he met his death.
The ownership Of the pistol Will Ia
made n strong point. as the defense
viii cndcayor 90 prove. at least by
Inference. that IL belonged 90 Ayrcs.
Attorney kccnc asserted that "
would be shown that Ayres showed
the same Identical revolver to n man
last December. that IA February he
loaned loaded pistol similar Ia a..
aud that n few days before his death
he procured some oil with which Co
clean n revolver.
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News In nrief.

Louis Crnnotti. the accomplish of
Preset. the assassin of King llumhCrt
OF Italy. Is said 20 be- in Chicago. lie
ia under a sentence OF life imprlson-
mcnt
Jamestown. Miss. was practically
destroyed by fire on Monday. Four
teen stores and six residences were
burned. The total loss will be about
$4,000.
Information has been received NJ
Cincinnati that Judge William H.
Taft. civil governor OF the Philippines.
Is coming home on an Indefinite leave
of absence
Osborn Dlegnan. who accompanied
liohson on the MCrrlmac az Santiago
II IN Ukinh hospital ON account Of a
nervous breakdown. His mental con.
diton Is perfect
Three masked men entered The
Mint" n gaming resort az Chlckasha,
!. T., Sunday. ordered all present TO
hold mp their hands and carried on
500 In currency.
While In a drunken frenzy Joseph
FlOry. ~ -. Louis. Mo-. stabbed his
wife to death and then Killed himself.
ness OF the tragedy.
Herr Wolf. German nationalist
member of the lower house of the
Austrian rcichsrath. who has been 50
prominent In riotous scenes I'm the
house. has resigned his seat.
\ comet was visible nj Chicago
/ Thursday night In the southern sky.
aiicut 10 degrees southeast from the
zenith. IL was pointed directly I'M.
ward and apparently going from the
earth.
A IRE supposed 60 have been caused
I by spontaneous combustion. DESTROYED
tho main building OF the Bradley Fer.
tllizer works at North Weymouth.
Mass. on Monday. The loss Is esti.
mated az 100000.
\ woman threw lighted match
Into can Of gasoline In the Taber.
/ nacle nt Wellington. kas.. where 600
people were attending religious re-.
vival Thursday night Flames shot
up and the panlc.Strickcn congreea.
tion stampeded for the door. Many
persons were injured but none ser.
iously.
4 merchant named Wlttcnbcrg has
been sentenced 10 i've years imprison.
ment NJ Camcroons. West Africa. for
| impnllng n negro on ramrOd. A
merchant named kcltenlch was sen
fenced 10 three years for placing pc.
troleum on negro's hand and setting
u ON IRE
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80 KILLED and IL INJURED.
Boiler Explosion at the Penberthy
Injector Plant at Detroit.
LOSS OF LIFE, WRECK AND RUIN
Many Thrilling scenes OF Heroism Among
the Ilescuers- Many Matters of Minor
happenings Throughout Our Great
state.
A Detroit Horror.

The most frightful explosion since
the Journal building catastrophe &C.
Cured In Detroit Tuesday morning.
when the boiler OF the Penberthy In
iector Co., at Brooklyn avenue and
Abbott street. exploded. There were
$50 men. girls and boys employed In
the plant, and OF these so 10 60 were
buried I'm the debris. The building In
which the boiler was located adjoins
the main building on the north. hav-
ing been some few feet from H. IL
was a three-story brick AFFAIR and
about 6Ox1OO feet in size. The walls
collapsed. falling In and imprisoning
the wOrkmeu under the floors and
roof. escape being impossible for
those who were luckless enough TO be
employed I'm this part OF the plant.
Some who had fallen near the edge
got out. badly scratched and burned.
The rescue work was difficult owing
20 the immense amount OF bricks.
tlmbers and machinery piled on the
victims.
The fire had not been burning long
when Porter street was given up TO
a procession OF the dead and dying.
An kinds OF vehicles were pressed
into service. and the wounded were
carried on express wagons and any
thing which could be turned into n
temporary ambulance. The regular
ambulances were there and went
away loaded. All OF the doctors In
the vicinity turned out and minister
ed TO the wounded, who were taken
into neighboring houses and nursed
by gentle housewives until the arrival
OF the doctor
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
TWO WABASH TRAINS COLLIDE NEAR SENECA CAUSING
A TERRIBLE LOSS OF LIFE.
MANY CREMATED UNDER BURNING CARS.
II is Stated About Hundred People, Mostly Italians,
n Wrecks After the COLLISION
Engineer Strong Blamed the Accident-Was Ordered
to Stop Siding but Disobeyed

The wreck ON the Wabash main line.
just east Of Seneca M G:4j "Wednesday
evening. ranks rs the most frlghtful In
tine history of Michigan railroads. aud
arose frcm negligence or mislnterprct-
Ing orders 10y which train No. IL FROM
Detroit and No. I from Chicago col
lldci. The scene of the wreck bcggars
description. 80 horrible are the details
No. IL. which was pulled 10y two en-
ginrs. had several ears loaded with
Italian immigrants. some of whom
were crushed aud Killed. others MAIN.
ell ana then burned rs tie wreck took
fire. Those who cscaned death and la
jury saw the horrible sight OF these un-
f0rtunatcs being burned 10 ashes with
out being able to render assistance
The trains were running az least 30
miles nn hour. The shock was terrific
telCSropiug every car OF No. H. the ears
immediately behind the engine being
80 badly smashed that three ~ them
occupied space little more than eighr
feet ln length.
After the first shock of the collision
there was a moments silence. followed
10y the shrlrkS OF tile wounded. who
numbered over 100.
Fire broke ont Immediately and the
scene Of the wreck became n hrlgh,
as day. Farmers Ter miles around
were attracted to the scene to aid ia
the work OF rescue.
Inside the immigrant ear men were
lighting each other % get out and away
from the flames. which made rapid
progress. mo- means being at hand -
combat the fire.
NJ. : train was also tclcscopcd. but
the loss Of lie WAS chiefly confined ip
onr day car. an accommodation car
which followed the engine. standing
he main shock without giving way.
IN the lay ear. which followed. were
about 30 iirst-ciIss passengers. or
these there nrc probably 30 killed. This
ear also caught fire and burned
When the lire broke out In the I'M
migrant ears the screams OF agony
were appalling. and before any res
cues could be- made the flames had
grown ~ fierce that NO one could get
near the wreck and strong men had To
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

The boiler room and Masonic hall
In Brooklyn present a scene OF wreck
and ruin as a result OF the boiler ex
plosion In the electric light plant Mon
day afternoon. The big iron cylinder
weighing tons. was hurled over loo
feet outward and upward. striking the
second story OF the Masonic hall and
bursting In the wall and roof as though
II had been hit by one OF the batter
ing rams of ancient warfare. Down
stairs In this building a number oil
women and children were trimming
the stage in the hall under the lodge
room. and when the 60.horse power
boiler struck the building and plaster
came raining down upon them they
fed. shrieking. None OF them was
injured.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
n stunned Them.

The recapture OF Colon II admitted
TO be- almost death blow 10 the llb.
eral cause I'm Colombia. There Is no
doubt that guerrilla warfare Will he
resumed In the mountains. hut strong
er forces and better organization are
considered essential requisites for the
liberals II they intend 90 resume the
struggle seriously. From Panama
comes the news that the surrender oi
Colon 90 the government struck the
liberals Ike a thundcrbolt and that
they are still unable to realize the fact
that the city II again la the hands OF
the federal authorities.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

Alexander Mcdowell. OF Pennsyl-
yania. called the new house of repre-
scntatlvcs 90 order az noon.
At the conclusion of the roll call.
showing 3lS members present. Mr..
Cannon. H.. nominated David II. Hen
dersun. of Iowa. aud Mr.. Kay. Va,
nominated Mr. Richardson. of Tonnes
see. for speaker. The vote resulted:
Henderson. 100: Richardson, 40;
Stark. Neh.. ]; Cummings. y. v. l.
Mr.. Henderson was declared elected
ami was escorted 90 the chair by the
other three men voted FOR. Mr.. Hen
dcrson thanked the house Cor It's eX-
preston OF confidence ami asked the
support OF all the members. The oath
WAS then administered tO him by Rep.
bingham. OF Pennsylvania. the father
Of the house" AMI by the speaker, In
turn. administered 90 the members.
elect
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

The caucuses OF the Republican and
Democratic members OF congress were
held on Saturday The old officers
with Henderson for speaker. will b.
elected by the Republicans. who con
sidercd no question OF policy Tn,
Democrats viii vote for Richardson
for speaker. ihe question OF policy
developed n lively tilt by an attempt
Co work In n money issue. 10 was
decided not 20 solicit patronage from
the administration
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Hon. uav. smnIlpoS.

The Inspector In charge OF the Unit
eel states bureau OF animal industry
az the East Buffalo. y. Y, stock
yards. discovered what he believes to
bc an outbreak OF smallpox among a
consignment OF hogs. The animals
were received from -. Louis. AMI
they passed the first inspection. AZ
ter they hnd been slaughtered Dr
link. In making microscopical exam.
nation. discovered what he believed
to be- evidence OF smallpox. III the
disease develops I'm animals In the
same way as IL does In human he
lngs I should unhesiiatlngly call n
smallpox" said DIR. Wende. These
tissues bear all the characteristic
marks OF the disease. They are cvi
IDENTIFY Of n contagious nature. The
plttlngs and dcstrain OF tissues ARE
apparent rs well as the characteristic
smallpox postulcs."
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
LouI-vIiie's Treasurer suicides.

After being offered m evening news
paper which said his books We're un
Ger examination by expert accountants
stuart Il. Young. city treasurer OF
Louisville. went 90 the rear OF ware
house ~ sixth and Nelson streets. and
committed suicide 10y shooting himself
behind the right ear with "a pistol
stuart Il. Young was b years old and
one OF the most prominent men IN
Louisville. lie was n graduate ol
Princeton university. n son OF Col. Ben
nett II. Young. n prominent lawyer
lie married last July Miss BESSIE Wy
mond. one Of the most beautiful wOmer
In kentucky. and daughter Of l.. II
WymOud
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
Grnrnn rnIImnn nrnh.

George NJ. Pullman. son Of the late
millionaire ear builder. died at his
country home nc san MateO. Cal.
Thursday morning. aged ~ years. lie
had been ~ FOR several DAYS with
pneumonia. but until Tuesday his con.
dillon was not considered serious
Early Thursday morning he was at.
tackled with a hcmorrhage aud with.
~ a few minutes passed away. The
body will he taken to Chicago for In.
;crmeni. Mr.. Pullman was married
Tor the second time n few weeks ago
az Reno. New. Co Mrs. Brazcll. Ills
hrsg wife secured divorce from him
few months ago.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

Announcement ~ made hy Thomas
4. Moran. attorney for Rev Arch.
bishop Fcchan. that the sentence ~ OK
communication which was pronounced
against Fr. Jeremiah =. Crowley would
be- recalled within a few days This n
expected 90 put an end 20 the case
against the dcposed priest and the In
junction proceedings begun against
him 10 prevent his worship In the
cathedral OF the Holy Name viii be-
withdrawn.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
The Millions Asked For.

TIE secretary Of the treasury trans
United to congress the estimates OF ap-
preparations required FOR the govern
iucni service FOR the fiscal year end
.ng June 80. 1908. rs furnished Ivy the
heads al the several executive depart
mcntS. The total appropriations asked
FOR are SGi0. S27.GSS \ recapitulation
by titles and comparisons with the APP
propriaiions fUr the year 1902 shows
ug follows.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

William Bossman. an insane man.
smashed plate glass windows In the
business portion OF Eaton. O.. during
an insane frenzy Loss. S5.OOo.
The crown prince aud princess OF
Roumania have agreed ON n divorce
and the crown prince Intends to re-.
nounce succession 90 the throne.
The terry boats Sausallto and san
Rafael colllded In san Francisco bay
Saturday night IN dense FOG and the
latter sank in IL minutes. As far ~
known w. q. Crandall. secretary N
tho Long Syrup Works: George Tired.
way. n waiter. and 3-ycar.old son of
Mrs Waller. OF Ross Valley. were
drowned. and 30 other persons were
more or less Injured. There were 2OO
persons ON board the san Rafael.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

Another movement for the pardon Of
Mrs. Florence Mayhrlck. the American
woman, who i serving lIfc sentence
IN an English prison for the murder
% her husband. has been started
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06

The socialist petition In Germany
against the tarin bin has received
nearly 100000 signatures.
The Yale expositor., 1901-12-06
ATT0RNEY-AT-LAW

GENERAL PRACTICE III ALL COURTS
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21

Nlbeles nomattet. - Sslgeube gc'
refining ON Ell Suitrus % MpperS Yrr.
oeIier er Blot ct 3illelpe al Suiinber
ligrenoe, Der f%pretommer / ellcrs lpfteli.
&c Sicm ouer belle 9nnoet. Te sGuo.
teller % Sefpmriuser, Der islser meo
SmiUrgeu iur Siem oe Samilie, er /
2pusoen u~nitrensence iur ielu BEN melt
rpbuite apnftitutipn. Mrs. Barbara
Seuboru, 1881 @eper Str., ct. Qcuis,
9tp, bsrsttsr lin @rfnrins ipm iplser:
Oct sr MI coer et Gar. iiben min Sci.
brso besprote Of blipe baarlis. Seq
blep liot eiter liot banrligere bper Gas,
'om GIT iubtil iea reppe uar iitnno til
al boloe mig poa Senene. Iaar Nites
men uUrmeoe iig NJ reg albeles uomats
let. Suab Tibet arbeibe, iss eiorbe,
MATTE sipreS / iiobenpe StiIins. Seq
bauoe Smerier ! &paaen, 9emmerne %
80
Grmene, lda at je9 lite tuuoe penbe mig
/ Seusrn. @nbeli9 blep je9 iaa ipas
"a uOmu9rei, at ieg life por iitane til at
sipe nit Barn Die. Seq bapoe neppe
Strait NOT til al tale % baupe cit 6ps
lelie, ION ON en- TING Stsn laa toers
oper SrpItet. Seq irpstebe, ies tplbt
paa Of iaa 32rins. Saaleees par min
1ilitunc, ba ies be9bnpte at BRUCE
"auritp". 5srlt iplte ies MIG liot iua'
eere. men inosn tort lib fum min
Stprtc tilbase isien. Smerterne | &ps.
gen ~lpriounbt, 90 jes ioritpo, at ies par
irilt. Seq islsr mig beore III, eub iss
bar prret paa mango Nar.@
Or Beters @aurito" er paa @rmr
al I'm eieubommslise Communicating
ipeeielt cenet iur 8uinbens beliiate Or
saniSme. Zen brinser Solitin ! Siem.
met pso at linbre 2ibelie % baulpi,
Sp9oom. Zen or lille en- Gppibeferme'
oieiH men i9lsts pirefte til Solicit sien
mem ~9Otalasenter al 5abrltnnten, Or
Better 6abruep ll2-ll4 60. popu'
! Gpe., Gbicaso, 50.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
gaHer ifomrrfclie.

eugene Sobnionb Iooofat 6. g.
Sobnions Son, bar | Snsoass 9es
Ntpines me6 llbmprfeIie ~unberfaitet
iig ben iurioiife gromen Tom beretti-
ham til Of prdftiiere, for Statens
SsieHeret. Gen rnge Wnrb bar FIN.
oeret 9oofnrbigbeo peb Wiscoriins
Stdtsuniperiitet oa bar tioligere be-
ret fin Saoer bebiplpelig | bennes
Soefsrerforretning Der, ioo ban bor
ct goot @rTnbTog at bpgge pna, mar
ban ifol toee fnt poa egen Snonb. Oct
er imiolertib bans glat al fortiPtte De
iuribiife Stlthier enoml ct Mars Sib
beo Soma llniperfitet. Smebens gIP-
Der bans @enner % @elpnbere fig
oper De burtige 6remIfribt iom ben.
re hans grnmen biier, at ban bar
eiort poo Sen iiirtbiffe 8one. Oct er
itnee Wpnb al benne aoIiber, iom
ubretter noeet / 8erben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
Mrs. mcsinIeys Gilftano


Mrs. MeainIep, Yrniioent Me-
ailneps $titrii, bar | forrige llge
n9ret alporlig ing / Gan Srancisco.
Mtan banbe n9iten opgipet alt 5aab
ON &eonins, % Brefioeuten bar uaf-
laoelig bunoet til benbes Seize. Beb
Weofripningen beraf er bun bog me-
get beore, og Der er iaaleoes after soot
&aab for benoe. Nr9iioertet bar
cog forelsbis opgipet Sanfen poa at
beige be norbneitlige Stater poo i'm
3eiie oa bill ianbipnliepis tage 81.
refte tiIboge til Waibineton, iaa-
mart Wrs. McainIep er iltanb til
at fslge meb.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
PanoelsrcreIien
Snus % grabitreets nsentlise Cuer'
figt oper Dor 0anbel.

af 0uns @eeflp &epietp al 9raS.
for iioite 9eroag bioi9tteS:
De eunitiee Rapporter ont lloiis'
terne for 4arpeien og Bengemarfe'
bets SiIbaeeoenben til ben normalc
Silitano bar btoraget nleget til ci
opmuntre S%orretninss i. 5oretagiom.
beoen. Der er nh fun en- minore bel.
big Saftor for 5orretninesIipet neul.
lig enoel arbeiosiorltprreIier pau
forifieIlige aanter, men Oct antag,s,
at oisie life pil blipe al lang 3D.
rigbeb.
Sra Sabrifcentrene meloes ON
minore gfteripsrsieI efter Sern. %
StaaIuorer til burtig 9eoerance, men
bette betraetes al De fleite sernDerfer
inorere iom en- 2ettelie END en- Sfif.
feIie. ltieooauIig aftipitet m9rfes
/ 6abrifationen Of 9onobru9Smaifi-
ner, og itore Wasier beraf bleu |
llgens Sob uofsrt til llolanoet. Som
6slge al benne Ifttpitet bar 5abri.
fanterne giort fore Snofieb at
Stangiern.
~llofsrielen al Sfotpi ira Bolton CT
fremoeles ni9bnanIig itor. 5 De lio'
ite 10 Tiger er Der uofsrt 207,302
&aSier bpiIfet er ct rent ibsrt apan.
tiHl. Briierne bolber Jig fate.
gnaoe Speoe % Wais i9lets
fremoeIes for oper 10 Gents pr. 9u.
ibel mere END Griierne oar paa Jam.
me Sib ifior. aontrafter ON Wtai.
Corn er ~afiluttet til f9nomenale
Rriier paasrlutb al liltise Speratio.
ner / Chicago. Gen lipligere Otter.
ipsrgiel fra lloldnbet bar forooblet
Raisubferielen iiben iorrige llge,
men uoisrielen er Dog enonu langt
unoer, bpao ben bar iiior paa benne
Sib. SpebeuofsrieIen er itsrre emo
ifior, men uoifibuinsen al Mel er
forboIbspis ringe.
gomuloen iteg en- liben Snnle /
iioite llee, men oct pareoe fun CT
Gieblif. Briierne gif after tiIbaae
til De laoeite Roteringer / benne Ga.
Jon. Oilers er Der 10 enbel Sp.
mintring | Den iorseeoe uoisriel og
oct liplisere Snbfisb til Snolanbst3
Spinoerier.
6ollit9i9loen | De TO isrIte Tiger az
Mui bar $8,414,012 imob $6,255,.
969 / Den tiIionrenoe ltge flor. Sal.
Iitternes gntal | fibite ltge bar | De
Sorenebe Stater TT eIler nsiagtig
Oct iamme iom iiior % / Canada 10
imoo 80 flor.
af graoitreets ugentIige Gan.
b%eIsoperiigt bioi9ttes:
~llofsrielen al Speoe (MeI ino6c.
%iattet) ubeiorbe | iioite use 1884.
96S guibels imoo 5,17S,422 / oen
tiIiparenbe llge flor. Tuisuofsrie.
len uoeiorbe 2,704,594 inlob 3,437,.
99l / oen lanme llee | 1900.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
Or. @pISina 1nipettsr.

Stdtens "8odro OF Control" bar
ubnpp.tt Or. 90. q. goIoira, M boz
lot / Tes Rptres, til Snipetter for
@ountu @iuIerre i is at Statens ipb-
stIiae Gountncr, 6eriblanot Brinat-
ainIerue i Soma gitn % Davenport.
9pber frazer, at Snipeftion al Mp
Ierne ioretoees 10 @onee ON aoret.
Or. @oIoinq bnr / flere aor ppret
mint ION SipIoeI9se peb IipIet I
Snbepenberce 90 er iaoIebes | bsi
@rao foolifceret for bette Spero.
Decorah-posten., 1901-05-21
Sporpeiene,
Minnciutas Ssieiferet nbtalcr ia ON
&umpasniermes Iniuar.

ct. Raul Winn., t7be Mai. Ssie.
Iteret ofgap ibag en- oigtia 8ienoelie.
Spergsnlaalet ON, hporpiot Spor.
peifompagnierne sisr iig fpIoige |
ScricmmeIie, naar De forisger at
oripe Iiue 8ogne, naor Streif er no
brlSt, blep beitriot al Diitriftsoom.
meren / Oulurb.
Ssieiteret %faitboIber, at 2cmpas.
MET, mar BET anguar bets Easiage'
rer, life err aniparlis ipr 6orism.
meIie, mar De ipriseer at operere
fine Soane unoer Ell Streif, meomin'
ore SiIitanoene er iaaoame. of De
life fan sisre bet os iamtioist be,
finite oenL ionl n%rcotoger bets ltiltt'
enSe SnObpoelie til at biipe Yasla'
serer, ira 8ololombeo.
Duluth. 8etteus aienoeIie blep ON.
itsot % np 8ettersans tiIitaaet.