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Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

Horse the 70-mile stretch cost over
$4,000 to the mile. or total OF
81 .37S, 900, bringing the total cost OF
the liz miles, with equipment, ready
for business, to $4.406,0OO. 1t was
started in April. 1898, and completed
In June, 1900. This is the northern
most railway on the American conti-
nest. 1t taps one OF the richest min
eral districts upon the globe-the
upper Yukon basin, which In less than
five years has produced enough gold
to give more than dollar to every
man, woman and child In the United
States, II distributed per capita.
Despite the fact that Skagway's
history has been brief and stormy,
she has more than one claim to dis
tinction. She was the first town In
Alaska to incorporate; her daily
newspaper has the only typesettlng
machine In the district; she boasts
the only stone building in the entire
territory and Il proud Of the finest
hotel In the country. On account OF
her proximity to the Canadian bor-
der-the line being Mt the summit of
White Pass, 20 miles away-shc is
considered the best strategic point In
southeastern Alaska. and n complete
army post has been established here.
The troops are colored. and in addl-
tion to guarding the community
from the possible encroachments OF
John Bull. they serve on the local fire
department and furnish amusement
for the inhabitants with continu-
Gus performance Of baseball, which
lasts all day and well into the night.
Skagway grew so fast that she
was not painted. This lack Of deco
ration-as well as precaution against
the ravages Of the weather-is very
noticeable In all the Alaskan towns,
for that matter. The country offers
an excellent field for the enterprsIng
agent Of some good paint firm.
II the paint drummer has over
looked his opportunity in Alaska, the
oversight cannot be charged to the
bicycle representative or the camera
agent. Although the local bike rider
has an exceedingly rocky road to
travel he does his little stunt over the
rough, winding trail and persuades
himself into believing that he Is bav-
ing IA good time. The camera fiend
has encompassed the country and all
there II within 1t. At one OF the out
ings Of the numerous snapshot clubs
one can zee Individual and collective
posing that is remarkable.
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13
(Great Falls Tribune.l

A term OF 80 years in the peniten-
tlary at Deer Lodge awaits Harry
Longbaugh. one Of the Wagner train
robbers, now In jail ut st. Louis, he
should be brought to Montana for
trial. II tried In ST. Louis, he may
be committed to the penitentiary for
Is years for each stolen bank note
found In his possession. In either
case, he would doubtless spend the
remainder Of his life In prison.
The st. Louis authorities seem to
fear that he would not be punished
with sufficient severity II brought to
Montana. They figure that, II given
the maximum penalty for his par
ticipation In the Wagner robbery. he
would, by good behavior, be able to
reduce his term to II years; but n
former resident OF Valley county
yesterday pointed out the fact that
the st. Louis officers are evidently
ignorant OF the fact that Longbaugh
held up two trains In Montana. He
has been positively Identified as one
OF the men who held up a Great
Northern train at Malta In 1892, and
ever since that affair he has been a
fugitive from justice. For that
offense, he could be sent up for 20
years for robbery and for 10 years
for assault In the first degree, andfor
the Wagner robbery the penalty ID
the same.
Montana will be able to give him a
home for the rest OF his days II he
should not be tried I'm ST. Louis
The Choteau county authorities are
anxious to get chance at him; he
has been positively identified by the
engineer of the hold-up train, who
has known him well for years, and
there would he no difficulty I'm con
victing him. while they fear that q
st. Louis jury, not understanding
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

st. Louis, Nov. 7.-Federal war
rants charging forgery of signatures
to bank notes were issued this after
noon against Laura Bullien, alias
Clara Hayes, alias Laura Coxey,
alias Della Rose, who masqueraded
as Mrs. Nellie Rose and was arrested
at the Laclede hotel Wednesday
when about to depart with a grip
containing approximately bank
notes to the value OF $500 which
were stolen In the Great Northern
train robbery. The signatures OF
officers of the Helena National bank
had been forged to some OF the notes.
The maximum penalty for the offense
charged Is Is yeare In the peniten-
tlary. The case will be called to the
attention of the federal grand jury.
That body IL now In session. aud an
immediate Indictment against the
woman Is considered probable. In
that event she will 60 to trial before
Judge Adams of the United States
district court within the next two
weeks. Since the penalty for train
robbery In Montana is more severe
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 6.-The police
today made another important ar
rest in connection with the Great
Northern express robbery OF July
last near Wagner. Mont, and secured
a valise containing between $4,000
and $50.OO0 In notes OF the National
Bank of Montana, Helena, supposed
to have been part OF the proceeds oi
the haul.
A woman who had registered at
the Laclede hotel as "Mrs. Rose" was
taken into custody today by city de-
tectives and escorted to Chief Des-
mond's Office, where she confessed
that she had forged signatures OF the
officers OF the Helena bank to the
notes. Beyond this statement the
woman would not say word other
than to deny any knowledge OF the
man named Arnold, whom the police
arrested last night in connection with
the robbery.
The arrest was made just as "Mrs.
Rose" was leaving the hotel.
She carried a bag In which was a
mass OF $50 bills. This, with her
trunk, that was just being loaded
into an express wagon, are now at
police headquarters and the contents
are being examined.
"Mrs. Rose" did not know how
much money the valise contained.
When she last counted 1t, she said,
there was on hand something be-
tween $4,000 and $5O.OOO. She had
spent much money since her arrival
In st. Louis. The contents Of the
satchel were counted by the police.
who found only $751; In bank notes.
"Mrs. Rose" was remarkable calm
when she reached the Four Courts.
At first she refused to make q state
ment, insisting that she had done
nothing, and authorities were hold
ing her without warrant 0f law.
She maintained that she had not
been out west and knew nothing OF
any Montana robbery. She said she
came here with her husband direct
from yicksburg, Miss, and in re-
sponse to Chief DesmOnd's questions
said the latter place was her home.
When questioned as to her purpose
In trying to leave the city so hur-
riedly she said she intended to go
away anyhow today. Asked as to
the bank notes. she said they be-
lOnged to her.
Chief Desmond questioned her at
length, and finally she broke down
and confessed that she had forged
the signatures OF officers of the Hell
ena bank to the notes.
John Arnold, alias Harvey Logan,
alias ]. w. Rose, and "Mrs. Rose"
registered at the Laclede hotel last
Friday. They were assigned toroom
100 on the second floor.
~ saw them about the hotel very
seldom" said Clerk Green. Usually
they were away In the evenings.
There was nothing about them to
indicate they had great deal Of
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

Lately starved In London because
he could not digest bis food. Early
use OF DIR. Kings New Life Pills would
have saved him. They strengthen
the stomach, aid digestion, promote
assimilation. improve appetite. Price,
% cents. Money back n not satisfied
Sold by c. II. Williams, druggist.
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

When you feel that life Is hardly
worth the candle take a dose OF
Chamberlaln's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They will cleanse your
stomach. tone up your liver and reg
ulate your bowels. making you feel
like new man. For sale by G. II.
Williams.
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13
ONE TRAIN ROBBER Captured
Harry Longbaugh Caught by st. Louis Officers and
Positively Identified--Endeavored to Pass
Stolen NOtes--nistress Talks Free
ly of the Captive's Career.

money. Mrs. Rose dressed rather
neatly and carried herself with per-
feet dignity"
The couple gave their address as
Vlcksburg, and told the clerk they
would probably remain two or three
weeks.
Mrs. Rose is small and slender.
She is apparently about % years old.
The arrests came about through
Information filed Tuesday at police
headquarters by Max Barnett OF the
Globe Loan agency.
Mr.. Barnett said that a man had
entered his place Of business and had
bought a watch, the price OF which
was $S5. The stranger profered four
new $40 bills. They were accepted
without question. Barnett later
took them to the Merchants bank
for deposit, but the teller would not
accept them, as he believed they were
part of the bills stolen from the ex-
press car near Wagner.
Barnett went to the Four Courts
and related to Chief of Detectives
Desmond what had occurred. He
gave an accurate description OF the
man wanted. and detectives were at
once detailed to find him.
1t was after IL o'clock last night
when the detectives located him In a
Chestnut street resort. The man was
taken by surprise. He attempted to
draw a pistol, bu. the officers over
powered him before he could draw
either OF the revolvers he carried.
In his pockets were found S4O0 In
new bank notes, which the police be-
lieve To be part of the proceeds of
the express robbery. He also carried
a valuable watch and jewelry. The
only statement Longbaugh would
make was that he had obtained the
money In gambling game in Men,
phis.
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tabletscure biliousness, constipation
and headache. They are easy to take
and pleasant In effect. For sale by
G. II. Williams.
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

The line Of typewriter papers at the
Argus Ia dandy, and cheap. Every
thing from thin papers for manifold
ing to heavy stock for fine work.
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

than Il IL here the federal govern
ment Is willing to let the man be
tried there, where he can get as much
as 20 years In prison.
Laura Bullien was identified In the
Office of the chief of detectives at
noon by George Postel. merchant
OF Mascoutah, ILL.,, who formerly
knew the woman when she lived In
Texas. Following this she said to
Chief Desmond: II have known the
prisoner, whom you call Longa-
baugh, since the latter part OF last
April. II was In Fort Worth, Texas,
that I first met him. Since then we
have lived in various cities and have
gone under different names in every
city that we visited.
Before I met him / was with BIZ
Carver. Carver was train robber,
and when the authorities would be
too hot after him | would have to
separate from him. Carver was a
member OF gang that operated In
Texas, and the latter part of last
March they did job that got the
officers after them. The gang was
In hiding, and Carver and another
member of the gang had to go to
Sonora to get supplies. They were
recognized and the sheriff got n posse
together and gavechase. There was
a fight and Carver was killed. This
was on April 2 OF this year. Bill
Cheney was a member of the gang.
He knew that / was stopping with
an uncle, James Lambert, In Douglas,
Cochlse county, Arlz., and after Bill
was killed he came to me and told
me all about 1t and told me he had
another sweetheart for me. He told
me that this new man was in Fort
Worth, Tex. and gave me money
to go there. He accompanied me
there and introduced me to Longa-
baugh. We lived In Hyde's fats
there for several weeks and went by
the name Of Cunningham. Then he
went to Memphis and to half u
dozen other towns. We always
changed names wherever we went.
He had plenty OF money, and never
asked him any questions as to where
he got 1t. He gave me the money
that was in my possession when !
was arrested. l don't know where
he got 1t. l never asked him and he
never told me. don't know any
thing about that Wagner robbery"
The woman said that In Fort
Worth. shortly after her first meet
Ing with her companion, who then
called himself Cunningham, she dis
covered In his pocket a dictionary, on
the fly leaf OF which was written
Harry Longabaugh, Wagner, Mon
tana." She further told Chief Des-
mond that when cunningham"
gave her $1,000 In unsigned Helena
National bank notes she was con-
vinced that he was Longabaugh, the
train robber. She said that she
never mentioned her suspicious to
Cunningham" because "she was
too wise." She confessed to thechief
that she had forged the name of j.
w. Smith, cashier Of the national
bank OF Helena, to the notes found
so signed In her possession.
Longabaugh Is held awaiting the
action OF the grand jury, and also to
hear from the Montana authorities.
m
Fergus County argus., 1901-11-13

Fort Benton, Nov. 9.-The author
tiles have been notified OF Harry
Longbaugh's arrest and County at
torney Pray will go to Helena for
requisition papers tomorrow.
The charges In the warrant are
robbery and assault with intent to
kill. II present plans are not chang
ed an officer will leave for ST. Louis
In three days.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
Gubas 6runoIop.

Den eubanfse aOnftitutionsfonDe1r.
tion CT M paa bet narmeftt forbis
mep 1T Mrbeibe. Hlanbt andre Ting.
ben bar fOretds.t fis ! be fibite Ddes,
er at ptbtass en- geitemmelie | Rom
~ftitutionen, bDorefter perioner, iom |
ct 9ibsrnm al 10 Mar bar p9ret meo
at fiampe for gubas Sribeb, sr DalSs
bare til praTbent. Der par en- Iiplis
Ramp ON hnne Gag. 6orfaset ON
at tilfse 9runblopen en- fig 8eitem'
meIis blep siort for at siDe 9ensral
8omeS 4nIebnins til at bore pr9s
iioenttanbibat, os ben alminDelise
Menins er, at bets @ebtaselie er enss
betpbenbe meb bans 1alg.
General Woob er MI al @utborites
terne / WafHinston blepen pualast at
unoerrette gubansrm ON, bporban be
bsr forboloe fig meb Senfpn til be 5or.
Stdters Sitting til 2ens fremtibise
&esiering. Set er p~aientlig ben tib>
lisere omtaIte at Senator glatt fra
Connecticut forelaste plan, Der ftal
bore laet til Gruno for be al Re-
sierinaen | Waibinston ftillebe Gors
brinser til aonitttutipnstonpentionen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

crrerbe mere tarpeliee 0eie. " pilbe
bebsps liseiaa mango 6efte iom MI for
at orioe i'm Serb os tunpe lite gjs-e
@eanins poa at Hare iis msb minbrs
arbeibsbiaIp. "Ilt bette foritdar
Surmeren messt pei, ilutter 8lapet,
ban laoer iis life for ct Sisblit fsrs
bag opfet al bisis Sboretifere, Der
fprtnlsr BAN, at ban peo at ubligns
en- SGrftot paa Iis ielp til kors Gam
bcptie fan iorsse fine Snctomiter.
Sdn betrastsr sops 9eie pao famine
Mnubs Tom ban ~bstroetsr en- aalehes
coan, ct moberne GUS eIer anor.
3ing, Iom bet moi funbs bare io9rt
fiGtt at BABE, men iom man psidd
fan srsis fig foruoen, inotiI man bar
Rddp til at foritaFe fig BET"
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
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beige Spfotnine sr, at be fprboIbas
pis tore Summer, Der darlig uupens
bee az be forFisuige Stdter % al Nas
tipnalresierins,n til Gorbebrir9 al
2drbeoeie, pil ticre til, al Den tiligs
seupe 2onOeienopm tiger / pris, CO
at pensene iaoIeoes life dIsne sr bel
anperete, men nil tomme tiIbuae |
Sorm.rnes eommtr meo Rentsr / So,
Bet at en- tort lib. Oct er unoer ben
5uruofGtning, at bette R1ionnement
bOIo.r Sill. at (, @r. Staten Masias
5uistts bert aar uogioer iaa bstps
beige qsrssbelsb til 8tiarbeio., %
Der fpues at bGu en- olmiuoeIis Sits
beieiisbeo til at ielge Bette Grempsl.
Ut sobe Sanoepeie er en- Dosrit enIt,s
Zig 2tng for ale, Der mac fnrots pad
2aHoet, sr Der ingen 3pipl ON, ca at
9ciere erbnu ION Reasl CT temneiio
SunrIiss sr ligeiua ~iittert. men herof
fFlgsr lite nsoosnoiapis at bet netop
G npsen ligefrem 5ortiersite susr BIZ
retts 5prei for 6armerns at paaIGgot
i9 isIo en- srtraItat fox at opuad et
8stocrnmeligsber ipm be for 5tpcu
titosIs iaonsr ! oeuns Rttning. s en-
4rtiteI ON osuns Gag uotaIer "gns
cheering Yep5" ! Nsp gort, at Der
uiftnot fnoss SIlfrlos, bpur mere oms
fattenoe Qeiarbsios lgnner iis oaiaa
fra ct nsotsrnt 5orrttrin1sfanopuntt
ieet. SGriis iorbtlosti9t er 9tie, ber
n~eoli9ebolots sIsr fo~y6eores for at
~nrilisgisre Transportation az pisIe
9rooutteT {. Gr. fr1 en- Gru5e tIler ct
Soabrug til en- M~aJttospldog eaey
Station, booJird 2iiti5uira ian fore.
sao. SooolnHe Qcis ber naturlids
pig boIOes / COB Gtauc; til Qtiar,
5etbet ! ilige 9iIfHlns bioyaotr haooc
til al lsttt 9raf.sr o. forminor:
Observation-Disclosures fdo mon
nrOeo oltio Tan SIRE Resring paa al
faG fine llo!Gg sritattsoe. gu uro,r
Sag CT BET meo 8eiurbeios | ct 1Farm.
oiitritt liar bois bette Iieger ct 0pSi
Stnits fra Bbsn. Garmerne tipreI
BET msfis al iire prooutter til Rar.
tsDsp,a6ien paa IanoaHre Sioer, la b
intet dnoet forfsmmer bsroto "a e.rs;
Ssits o. aarle euers eilo gad le6ias
ut beors GlnoeDeie oiloe o1on: Ben
iaor fla oiitnoi lite beitrioe, men
pttuHiGr 6enissHos Oiloe GorosIel
bI.Ue bbsrf rinet. De oiIos life fat
Asisre priisr for ben Soeos. Der bIsi
ijgrt I'll 8pen pad en- jeonere % lott
barsrt Ganoenti, euo be iaor for oel
6Debe. Der tisrss til @pen paa be nj
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15

b. CT for boone til at arbeipe. 0isls
iaoiaIpte prefter er ubesribsltgt uo's
oenbe, bisotte % rpertroiiie til bet lat,
terIise. Oct enefte. be tilsusi1s tan
Irre, 81 al flod ON fig meS btbrifts
1aIemadbsr; beri er be rene Weitsr..
men at sisre bibelite S~anobsoer ans
penoelies paa menneiteliss eler ioetale
Jorbolb fan be life. forDi be Tom RE
eerne / 4lminoeIigbeD life bperten tan
tente losiif eler forbirbs llotrpt cs
9ante. Cor Ressren er Orb bare
Orb, intet anbet enb Orb - en- Gpo,
be bar lrrt fig til at uotrptte uoen at
fsie eller enooe BABE ct tiln9rmelfess
bis 8egreb ON. bpab Srbsne | fin bps
bette 8etppnins esentIis betegnsr.
Dpo os Sancbeo En- for ben Sorts
en- "tlinstnbe Wolm cs en- lpbenoe
9ialbe," - intet biocre. !odn bar
Mlinben fulo beraf / 2fos iom |
1.-the, men bpob Dpo % Sanpbeo cirz
telis CT, bar ban dloris ristis for'
itaaet. Stsen Raee fen tale meo till
ipnelaoenbe itsrre Gftertrpt ON fmriltes
lise plister, os insen cpfploer Dem
iaa baarligt," iissr 5orfatteren. De
Resers, Der er met tilbsielis til relis
gins Sale os fpnes melt sabbenstpsn,
finDer man eftsr Sr. 9bomas' llbfdgn
Tom Rssel ogfoa iom llbspere at be
basTisfs os met afItpelise Jcrbrppels
fer. De ftjaler alt be ian opertomme
lpber Tom ingsr drroen fan lppe, torts
icst, Orb icm Spnb % Gait er for
benz bet bfotte Munbspeir, ligefom be-
res triffslise 8sfienbeLfe er bet. Dei
sneite, Der .r jtarft ubpitlet hos Rescs
rem, er bet lesemlige - bet fdnoieliss
- os bet Itofte fan ban lite bsberfe,
torbt ban mdrtgler Den neopsnot5e
acknowledgement. Sans Sierne er ei
Ruittammer, bpor bet, Tom peb e
SfnmpetrGf er tommet berinb, ltsgsl
Sulter til Butter, itben at Der er Spp,
at lo0ift Srbsn | no9en Ting. Del
sneite, Reeeren ipnes at babe nogsn'
Iombslit Cans for, er Wuiit, mer
ielp pea bette @ebet i9tter Sr. Sbo'
mas BAN life ptbere beit. Den Sit
er MI tommen. flutter Sorfdttersn
pa ct 0a1 menem to Ting er nso'
penbtgt for ben forte Race: "Gntsr
maa ben inbforlipe fig belt % bolosn'
| fine Omeipelier elIer ogiaa forti9tt'
Tom bibtil meb at unoerfaite fig bisi'
Omgipslier. labe iis tpranniiere a
benz o. sfterbdanben blipe - uorno.
Bet"
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
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~ oct bar prret iagi % ifrepet ON
Regerens adnbelise Inlas eller Wdns
gel pao iuaoanre, % bsiit fp~rItielise
N~uItleIIer sr tpmmen tiloroe mso
Senipn til, boao man tan pente Jig al
ben forte Race | inteaettucl Senieenoe.
DeItp iterrs Sntsresie bar bet al bore,
bodo en- p,lituoeret Neosr ielp bar at
iise ON csnre Sag, % en- nplie uotoms
men BOG al Dilidm Sunnibul 5bos
mas, bpori ban opGlsr peo baGee bette
% andre Spsrgsmadl peorsrenoe ytss
s%erfpltst, 1uuIeoss iom man larer bet
at tisnbe pto Omgdne % Sa9ttdeelier
Der / 9aroet, p9tter sanite ~uaturlig en-
lille rirse OpmGrtiombeo. noeet bpprs
til ieIpfeI9eIig ben Smfrnoisboo, at
or. 3bomas lite dIene or en- Wtdne
meb 0auWlIe, men iilige en- Wtuuo al
&araiter, life minoIt bioruser. 6ors
fattsrsn bar lite bsis Sdnter ON I'm
esen Race % uotuler uoen 6orbeboIo,
at ban dlorig bar betragtet politiite
Rettisbeoer IOm "Uoget, Der bar p9rst
at oGIcntlig getnonins for Re9erens
@sIbtfuoeroe," nisut ban Dog lille ton
biuies ben / S~poita.erne fulsis 5rems
gan9Smouoe pso Mhaet at binore b
Sorte ira al uoppe poIitiite Vrioilei
gier, iom eusarlg er blepen Dem till
itaaet. SITTER e grunpist % lang
parigt Sttoium At Reeereu. Der
iblaun | fsre Iar ION Yrofesfpr.
trpr Sr. Gbomas at bare iod eot
9ienoftab til, bpoo Rdeen ousr til
iom noseu, % ban CT tommet til &t
RciuItai, al Rssersn i ReseIer bar er
btpoelia Spne III at ttterli9rs oil,
bOaO andre sisr, % en- fo%rtrinIis Su'
tommeIie; men mso llnbtaWlis bera'
tror ban enonu life, at bars ganos.
eon9r / miuoite Maabs sr blepns p0t.
teoe. Reoersn CT oesuoen abIoIu
upanlibsIie. % man fan lite trp. bodN
ban flyer, ielp ON SmitrNoiebeoerns
unoer bpilts bet Tises. er moi iua bsi
tioelies. Site beprs itaar bet til me,
Reesrens Rslisipn; ban er en- 10
9ptlsr. % bs. Der Hal bore bans Sa
rers, ReHrprUiterne, et | RegeIel
lGoli. Der iluar iis paa Relisi0n, forD
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
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On geeipsubso. Der tsr fnd nor
Setpbnine for Serds os muligsns oss
Iaa oil biofsrs 6orpsls uo,nfOr Ssnnt
Stat, iiltrGitsr fig for 2ioen tor
Opmrrtfpmbep. @eo Beaumont.
ssras, bIep Der nemlig for tort lib
frbeu opbassi en- i~orbauisnce risboIois
getrolsumstiIOs, Der efter Sustnnois
ses Ilbfasn ufeiper tile minbre END
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life bsbspe at optaee nars sno Sulos
belen al bet Rum, Der tranees for
9ulet. alens al ben @runo Itulbe
berfor ct 5prisg ipnes tilraobsligt, og
mango mener. at Rsaierinesn pilcs
ipure ubbre GUNNER peo 5oranorins
gen. Oct lisssr mar at flute, at
bpis ben umtulte OIietiIbe i 2sras
bolper uo, pil qriierne faIoe paa os
petroleumssS orter, ION benpttes til
Spparmnins, os Die piIoe litter!
eerpeo blioe mere almtuoelie bruet
iliee 2iemep, sro MI tr 8ilIGlDst
Nan bereansr, at SeraseOlien Ri
tunne ialees iad binig iom en- Dollar
pr. Ssnoe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-15
90 RIapper.
ilanoer.

Den br~aitliunffe 2ass Mareonbes
be Mioura fort9ller mertslise Sins i
ct mepieinif 5tosfrift. paa en- Reiis
/ 8ruiiliens inore fit ban Oibe, at fpez
baltic meb Billie laber fig bibe at en-
8ldpperilanse for at faa 2aseoom.
Sette bar be bolot paa meD | lang Sib.
% ben Sro er uobrept blanbt 8efolt.
nimsen, at BIB at &Iupperilunssr
brinser ipebalite gebrins, ia beIbreoer
mango albeles.
Or. Moura beiluttepe al faa 2ps |
benne Dis'ise Sag Os CAB fig til at ans
itiue imogauenbs unberisselier. Re
i~ultatst BAR sanfte p~aatalbenbe / en-
bel Rette af Silfelbe. gn Rssers
inbe, iom i 10 Qar bapbe peret fpebalft
os bar fommren faa lanst, at benbes
Silitanb bar baablss, bebanplebes mso
Slaneesift os blep inurt betpbelis be-
bre. Sturperne / Suben ps be itpgse
Sdar forfpanbt: Manee andre pas
tisnter giorbe ben iamme grfdrins.
Slere bleb frifs.
Or. Moura ubtaler Tom fin Wes
ming, at ialfalb ben iaatulbte anibsz
form at Speoalifbeb laber its belbrepe
peb Sielp at &lupperilansens Gift, pg
naar bertil fsies Serum, fan man
tomme en- Mangbe ulpttelise til Sielp.
She Rattle Snafe ipnes lite at bore
ffabt til anbet enb Sfref % lllptts
for ps Menneffer; men efter bette maa
BEN bli til Hptte for os, ben osiaa.