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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
BOAT STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
Crowd on an Excursion Steamer
Thrown Into Panic.

Thrown Into Panic.
Special to Times-Repubiican.
Seokull, Aug. 20.-During the storm
last night the steamer Ottunwa Belle
With 900 eXcursionists, was struck by
lightning and a panic among the pas
sengers resulted several women being
injured ana rendered unconscious. The
boat finally lied UP to a tree, which was
then struck by lightning The GOODNESS
OF the captain prevented u disaster
The passengers were mostly from 1Sur-
lmgton
ottumwa. aug. 20. Wapello and
surrounding counties were devastated
last evening by Il heavy wind. 1t blew
the fourth story of the new Bonnifielc
brick block in this city and did Other
damage. the extent of which can not be
ascertained until later.
Sensational Damage Suit.
Cedar Rapids, Aug. 2o.-Flora j. Con
well has commenced Il sensational SUIT
here against her former husband, w
H. Conwel Il wealthy farmer and
stocknan of Hancock county, Illinois.
She alleges that he has al various times
spoken of her of disreputable conduct
and that in the presence of her attor
ney and others he ut one time said
Ito her: You know YOU have been with
other men. You stayed with Hine at
congressional convention and give an
him. You are after every man YOU see.
There are also letters in evidence writ :
ten b. the defendant to the plaintiffs
and received by her at the Cedar Rap
IDS postoffiee, making the same charges
She asks damages in the sum OF
S1l o0n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20

Rake.
A. A. Rake is going to big expense
in ,iling his farm here near town lie
has 10 rods now under CONSTRUCTION
Land has ordered another carload OF tlle
which is to be put in later
Cambridge.
Another crew of about so men ar
rived here last week to work on the
c. Nj. & st. p. track a carpentry
gang on the c. NJ & st. p Ity here
arc preparing to move the stock yards
south of the west water tank.
liaveock.
| Frank Webb, one of the carpenters
working on the wells, Hord Grain
| Companies elevator. fell about twenty
| five feet last Tuesday, striking a rod
about five feet above the lloor, knock :
!, ing the breath out of him. He was
able to work in the afternoon.
CentervlIe.
The lightning on Thursday night
Iplayed great havoc with stock and with
hay over the county. 1t is reported TO
us that Lem Dale lost five steers, Is. r..
Neach lost a COW. Ed Streepy a COW and
| j. H. Nash a large lot of hay. These
are only a few of the many who lost
property by the lightning.
Cambridge.
r.rsland Post G. A. r. went to Slat-
er Tuesday To go into camp at county
reunion Messrs. w. G. Hall. w.
II. Kirk, Ole Leland and I. Hilton
Cambridge carpenters, who have been
absent several weeks in northwestern
Iowa working in the track of the cy-
clone, returned home recently.
Webster City.
Fifteen out of the thirty-fve dele
gates in the democratic county conven-
sion We're opposed to making any nom
nations for county officers, except that
of attorney. This is probably about
the ratio of democratic votes The bal
ance of the republican ticket in liam
ilton county will receive this year.
Colo.
c. T.. Virgins sold his farm just
southwest of town, to an Illinois party
this week for SO per acre The gas
plant for the new church is being i'm
stalled. a large iron tank is being put
down III the ground some distance from
the church, which will hold the gaso-
line. The gas used being generated
from gasoline.
Spencer.
Threshing and stacking have been
going on the past week as intiustriously
las the weather would permit The
threshing machine determines what the
crop really is, and results so far this
season have not been Disappointing.
We have reports of oats yielding from
thirty to sixty bushels per acre. ma.
chine measure. and weighing thirty to
thirty five pounds to the measured
bushel. Barley is yielding from TWEEN
ty to forty -five bushels per acre. Bar
ley is quite badly colorcd, oats To
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
UNSIGNED BANK NOTES.
Worthless Bank of Commerce is
Turns up in Sioux City.

Sioux city, Aug. 20. Yesterday a
middle-size man, wearing a dark
beard and about forty years of age
called at the Peoples Savings bank and
asked to have a 500 bill changed. He
said he wanted two $50 bills. c. S
Bennett. cashier, took the bill and
found it was 500 note of the National
Bank of Commerce of Kansas City, but
ii was not signed by either the presi-
dent or cashier. The bill was refused
The stranger had Il bunch of the same
bills in his hand. Two days ago the
same Ian came into this bank and re-
presented himself as missionary
asking subscriptions. This was the
first time he had ever been seen in the
bank. 1t is believed by the bank thai
he is Il former employee of the Kansas
City bank who 1ilched bundle of I'M
signed notes from that institution and
his first visit to the bank here is con-
sidered a, blind to win their confidence.
No effort, however, was made to arrest
him and he has disappeared.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
snecioI TO Times Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Grnnell, Aug. 20 Mrs. $. w. Bel
den very pleasantly entertained q
number of lady friends Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Gage have re-
turned from Wyoming, where Mr.. Gage
has been selling buggies.
Miss Addie Morrison left today TO at
tend the Y. Nj. G. A. assembly at Lake
Geneva.
Mrs. A. Mihlin and Miss Helen Proc
tor went to Newton today for a short
visit With friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Walker have
gone for an extended visit in New York
state.
Mr.. Harry Decatur is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ED DECATUR.
Miss Mabel Wilcox, of Chicago,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
The Grinnell News.

visiting her aunt. Mrs. l.. II. Rineford
Mr.. Hugh Alexander is on the sick
list.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Il. d. Gales have re-
turned from weeks outing at Clear
Lake.
MIR. and MRS. j. II. McMurray. Jr
are in Chicago this week buyins
goods.
MIR. Bruce Hedges of Marengo, is
here in the employ of the Interior Tel
ephone Company.
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Kelsey and Miss Lizzie
Kelsey are visiting With friends in In
dianola this week.
Mr.. NJ. snyder is confined to his room
on account of illness.
Mrs. j. ID. Tompkins, of Oak Park,
H., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Is. j.
Ruker
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
All Were Saved.

"For years / suffered such untold
misery from bronchitis writes j. III.
Johnston, of Broughton, Ga, that Of
ten l was unable to work. Then, when
everything else failed, | was wholly
cured by DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption. My wife suffered in
tensely from asthma. till it cured her,
and all our experiences goes to show it
is the best Group medicine in the
world a trial will convince you it's
unrvaled for throat and lung diseases
Guaranteed bottles 80 cents and 81.
Trial bottles free at George z. Powers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
Bad Fire at Cresco.

Cresco. Aug. 20-About $50 Monday
forenoon fire was discovered in the fur
storage room of the John Johnson
Clothing Company at this place, and
before it could be controlled had
spread to the clothing and ladies cloak
department.. The loss will be about
$4,000 on the stock. and $1,000 on the
building: both covered by insurance.
SO far the origin OF the fire has not been
determined. The Andrew Johnson
Clothing Company. in an adjoining
building. will suffer a loss of about ST.
0G0 from smoke and water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
The canning factory arranged

| nc CdTTIrTrIg TdVtUTy HTTHTIEUH tU
open for operation Tuesday. The acre
iage of corn contracted for by the can
ming company exceeds that of two years
ago by about 500 acres, but, owing to
| the extreme wet weather the acreage
has been considerably reduced. The
prospects for a large output. however,
/ is good the increase in yield making
good the loss because of water
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
WORMS THAT TURNED
Tama's Night Marshall, j. w.
Shaller, Held Up by His Own
Prisoners.
Relieved Of His Gun, Star and
Valuables by Trio OF
HOboes.
Smaller Thought He Had the
Chicago Murder Suspect,
Bartholin.
Special to Times Republican.

Special To Times Republican.
lama. Aug. 20. With the dream of
Il snug little fortune as the reward for
capturing Murderer William j. Bar
tholin. the Chicago man wanted for
killing his mother and sweetheart, Min
ME Mitchell. Night Marshal j. w. Shal-
Ter, of this place, succeeded in taekling
the wrong man and as Il result. is mi
nus his gun. star and all the valuables
he had about his person.
Smaller SAW three suspiciouslo looking
characters near the Milwaukee water
tanks, and one of them fitted, SO he
thought, the description sent out by the
Chicago detectives TO assist in eftectinS
the capture of Bartholin. Shaller Went
covering them with his gun and calling
for hands up" The men complied
without hesitancy, but in order to
search them Smaller needed both hands
and placed his gun back i'll his hip
pocket. No sooner had he made this
move than the three strangers bounced
upon him. had his gun in iiily and
commenced the searching act them
selves They relieved Smaller of his
star, club, a small quantity of money
and n watch. Smaller was powerless to
attempt a combat With the three and
had to accept their wishes in good
grace Upon his return to the business
part of town. Immediately after the
three men had finished their search of
his clothing. neigllboring towns We're
descriptions of the three
men. Ii is thought they went west on
u Milwaukee freight train.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
His Siaht Threatened.

Last month my l1year-old boy was
poisoned by some weed or plant" says
w. III. Dibble, of Sioux City, Iowa. I'VE
were afraid he would lose his sight. A
neighbor recommended DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, and in few days he was
as Well as ever" For skin diseases. cuts,
burns scalds. wounds, insect bites, De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve is sure cure
Relieves piles a once.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20

A sound mind in a sound body is the
greatest blessing humanity can be en-
lowed with. 1t insures success in life.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea, the advance
gent of success. Mcbride q Will Drug
Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20

Dress does not make the person. Nor
does a clean exterior indicate clean
interior. TO be Well all organs of the
body must work in harmony Rocky
Mountain Tea does this work. Mcbride
g. Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-20

holding off the man rightfully elected
for nearly a Year and a half. The
lower court decided for DeLong bat the
supreme court seated Brown. Brown
sued for $l,939,55 fees of the office due
him While DeLoug MAS doing the
work. The lower court refused To order
him paid, and he has appealed TO the
higher court. He claims that he Was
i'm fact elected and Was ready at all
times to do work and ii Was not his
fault he waS Was kept out Of the office
In Il case from Monroe county DR.. Bay
sues to recover on a contract for caring
for smallpox patients among the ne
rroes at l'oaiield. He had a contract
for So u day for part OF the time and
$50 n day for the rest of the time. The
county paid him at the rate of $40 Il
day and set up that he did not attend
to the cases properly nor give that
care TO the cases that WAS expected.
The jury gave FAY nearly all he
claimed and the county appeals. Some
of the evidence introduced shows that
people of the town with whisky but did
not make very close examinations OF
the cases
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oa,a,,a, nax, in ,ttn,,danca on ,h.
,,..til,,,, ,,,aa,in. of ra,nbIican olnbs
;,,1,i,ant.,,,r vim president poosa
,.a,t !, l. ,,,at.,,,o tb,t he vim n.,rtici-
800 Vim, n,.sn,,a,.s of ths low, com
,,,i.,.;a, "a mo & Iouis exnostiou
=, ~, ,a,a,,,o,,ies attendant ON formal
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$3.50 f,o,n .;,e,,1a,.s which have been
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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Bone Settlers
Oorarede. code Frbeide
brtSGteS
Oest Superior: Oisconsin.

aes iii ham meo en- 9ru,, Gen ug Sioe
nelbis lammet. oa peo bans Ranlpula
TONER q Hnaraoen meo bans 6Gnoer
% Sinarc bergres bet pltale 4uIft, og
bette SGoe for ali 2ip 9ienopfriites at
Ter. ben cnaans itauoieoe Sirtltldtiou
aabnes pnauu / Dc lGuse Iuiieoe adnd
Ter. SIobet ~ltrsnuer after, 6sIelicn BEN
Der tilboae. Ssrligbeben Iiseian. Rerpers
ne ifiGrpes, og mart er etboert Sesr
paa 2ummelie borte til Y~atientens tore
@lGoc % 2ettelle. Set er pisieIig ct
itorartet. anSt arbeioe og oet altih bin
;enoe Snab for Be l~tattcIs arcbIlnser,
iom ! aareois bar saaet uoer 6aab onr
noseniinNe al fuoe nogen 3iGIp Der !
Sinet.
Hois Se cr en- arebline, paa hnan
gfaahe Sc emo er iortroblet. eler hpor
lGrgc Sc bar pGret en- arcbIins. eIler
buem Der cnh bar iast n Inlet tan eIss
res for 2cm. iaa ber Sc life Gnie Oct.
men ielp tomnie 90 ie oeune plumber
lige Nano. Sois De life Tan tpnlme
itrar. iaa "TRIP % iortIdr 3eres Gil
itauh. iaa rsie iom Sc fan. % pGr fGr
big til al toutme iirar oeo IooiaselIeu
al ct gunitiat Soar. @eS Autnmiteu nj
@eit Superior begiper De Gem oirette
til the Some Setters "Nrebltn9ehieuI.
1910 Arb Sreei. &ieruet al Soper
apeme. Spproogue aam forbi hans
Ger. 2ontorcrue lutfes 81. S Sfteu.
&ontorcrue er liittet belle Seneapeu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
ssStop Thief.

gnhper Sarmer buroe %anlfaiie le ben me
"5tpp Sbiei lrap" for Sfunts. iom NorIhs
l~peiteru 6toe X ,Sur 60. / minneapolis bar
tragt | SnHoeten. 9ette er ben poperlte
Tpr.lar upacuiunoe opinnbet; Den orGber
2pret pIebllttelig for l%aainart Oct rorer
REQ Sareu. iprtuger Den %traitlge StaalfJGr
pp, 9riber int en- Sprets 0als % tpGler
Oct. Stunten 'aar life engang 3te III al
iprpelte gu',ea omtrlns lia, % bette er en-
tor SprreL 3oget 9Gtie FRANCES life
oper Sareu for 5funis. men ior Ndnt %
andre lin 7ur bpr Saren flutes meo @rrs,
Spp eller Sne.
On nh lmult ilultreret Soa How to
catch wild animals, "a Siper = lamt
Sileoer meo 9uui. Ming ont, booredu Sois
opr o. pilee 2ur ltal ilaaes lenees Irit ipr ,
Gents / 6rimGller. hris &c nGpuer "Secp'
rab Ypiteu". NuiS Sc ileber en- Gar al
9ortbmeitern Q,oe Il Sur 60. elIer leuoer
Nnoer % StNO til benz, laar Sc 500 90
Silleeer irtt.
0noer % GclspGrt inobrtHser mn nteaet
hpie Hrller. SGll tfts blcniuie ior talo cier
TO SrcoieOe.9 Yrller men ltrip I'll oS eiter
Yrislllter.
N%orthpejteya 0ioe X Sur Go. Minnea.
pplls, Mfiun
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07

Greblingcr. for.reblet paa enbpcr
Mtanpe og &~unitabniuaer al ale Slaao
itrcmmer iii The Bone Setter ira hper
encite Siat i llnioneu oe Canada; Nrno.
apinoer % Bern fommer meb Siotte og
arnt.er. / HulleltoIe, pda S%eltbaarer, !
Senqe eIler bGres / Iruene AZ eiltenoe
@enner ca Sleetninae. 6ans aontos
rer er oaelig uperfnlpt. % De 5elbreoel
Ter. iom ifnloes BAN, er piotnnerlise;
Set CT offe oiort pGd Ct GiebIIt, peo
nozzle iua RATE Munipulatloner meo
line SGnoer % Singre. rloen auip. aRez
nieiu eler glcttricitei % uoen / ncget
fSilfrlne al ioranridne Smerter. &tbs
mbcrIiat 9rbeiee. arebliHaer ira SOB
ielen af. Der alhris fitnoe iinbe oppe ell
Ter aan / iii Gin; Srebliueer ira Hben
matisme men itipe SEQ; Solt mcS belt
panisre Gen; Solt. Der er fortrebIet BED
llntfeStilfRIoer eler iom Selge al Snss
bonnie; R9nb, Apiueer oa Scrn meo
itlgo &naran eler ale SIaas AngGeona
DER, hpuraf manage bar Iiot ! aareutS %
hnr ilGbi iis irem uoen esentlle al plae
Hpdo ium ieileoe Dem % ueeu Sdab ON
al bli beore. @ee @ererelie ules line
Sguoer iGttes 8nqraoer ! normal Stls
lima. iaalebes al oen lRuee upirflomme
9ann after opfrii!es. % Den ensdns
halpt ubrueelise sirsraS faar nnt Slp,
cs .s,aturcn sisr Aeiren. Selpts lam
ME Renueiser. srrnienoe nj ~aocouto.
tor Ntoria.- fpurn,er til bom eller brins
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Varf Ncaion gather college

Chen Den me Stolebpgnins blen ia
gen / Brig ben icrite Samlar. er M en-
Waaueos Sib henrlnoen. % pi begpns
Der iaa imaat at iple ps loni bienlme,
6oriiieaen meIem pore forrisc tarue=
Iiae 8eibemmeligbeoer % bort npe. bngs
aelige - ies tnn0c nGiten lige prrgtise
5lem er ian lror, at Der lral itot Stn
til for at blipe pant oermeo. vi bar M
| oennc Sio iuuuet erfare. bporptoi
bette itore gbegeioretasenoc bar pGrei
heloigt % bel uofart eIler e, og ri nlan
iige, at pi bar al @runo til al pare me-
get bel tilircoie Of tatnemmeliee. Ser
ct M peo Stoleu 22t eleper, bporaf
omtrent ire Sierocpele Dor / Spgningen;
men Der er ingen %5rrngiel. Iaa rlmmea
liz CT ben. Sc mooerne Snoretninger,
hpurmeo Den er foripnet, iaalom @anoe
oGrf, e~leftriif &clu9niug % Garnpopoar
ming (oet nue "ganl Spitem") arbeiper
ale meaet tilirc0alttuenoe
BORT me 0jen lig9er omtrent Ell WRil
ira 8nens Centrum, bpiltet er meget
ioreelastist. @or Campus, iom natlirs
iigpis enbnu bcHuoer Jig / Ell temmeiig
"ubsolet" Silitau0. er meget umme
meli9 og bill bros Dpperli9 Anlebning I'll
alilngs Srilnft5iport. Sen ligger Iiee
ino til eIpen. laug5 bpiIten Der er Ell
pafter. itoobepot3et 1trGut.
6or AT Sritimcrue ian ~tilbriu9es pnd
en- iornsielig og iorpelagtig @laabe, bar
pi aoItilIiae Sn0reminger. blanbt bptlfe
WuIitforpiet tonite ber nGpnes ferit.
Set beitaar mn Al 40 Weblemmcr og bar
pen ilere Auleoutnger heitet peIfortjent
BIOS. Oct iamme ian iiges ON Sangtos
ret.
8 HdiementeT er Der ct rlimnleligt
8pmnaltitlofale. lom beunttes al ale
9lenerne. men iirr al Surnforeningen
% iipr at De urge Gamers "8aifet BaIl
Sedm." Gen iipituGpnte sport er net
op blepen inofsrt % er me9et populGr.
en- "Ntblettc &siociation" lig ben.
iom bar b~eitaaet iaa mango Aar oeo
2utber College i 9ecorab. er lpIig bic
ben bouret.
6pab Speoom5tilfGIoer aneaar, ian
bar ni aliio lluppct meeet let. Saar bar
pi cnhm life hoot nogct nlporligere enp
Sorfislelier. VI tan bel antage, at
Suuobebstilitanoeu / Dor lpliuternne
9nguing. bour nltiug er inorettei meb
bette for Die, er orntreut iaa bel betrp9
GET iom bet laoer iie giere.
Siblie SirsoagS &ften bolntes Der Ell
deception for Stolens Tenuer her /
@pcn. gpgsetpmttecn % Nrtiteften par
raiaa tilitebe. oa oiSle lannie Sag bap
&c iulpiccret Gp0niugen og gobtienot
Auntrottsrens, 0r. Sobn 2ouriRens.
Ir6eioe. 8%ngsetomiteeu beitob al fpIs
genoe 6errer: Yait. 8. ". Sosmart, IS.
9. 9abl, 8. {, 6tue. st. St. 6uqlie. e.
St. Seisberg, Cbos. g~ruieaaarb, :. st,
@rnc. SMUT Stcneriou % u. 6uitab. Nr.
fiteIterue bar Gneper < Sbori al st,
Yaul,
Ser9ua Sails. Mirn.. lite Sebr. 1902.
&prrciponoeut.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Ten 1surcucbc &irfc.

! ct. Nn&gar aul0et tales Ser
aoitilligt on at ifanc Eaitor ). SIien
lot 0iG4p / Den preiteliqc 9etiening
FOR III han fan oeobIipe at bore Gruit
| taIoct enoml nogle Nar. Vuitor 81.
len cr So Mar camel.
Ntiaiionpr 0uhlcn ifriper ira
aiua: "N bar ooq 0erun uprc pr.
let. in8en Ynrioq til at tabe Mtoeot F.;
TIL oct he8nuoer at lnsnc ! Oct m@rte
Hrm o8ido. Gronpeil citer at bore
o. lore e8ea Itn0ia, % aI0rig har Ser
j BETTE SoHh pUret en- ~Iiqrcn0e Soaei,
ertcr &ctenaSeacr baooc religipie o.
uHore Som Ct Grenlpd ran nuu.
mes, at oet ameritauife @ibclielifub&
AQett / S3G5mran Erppira nnliQ
ioIle 10000 ltnieitomrrtcr pnd
cH aduife fort Sio. o. iel hertc ioaa
en- Iflviloupr Der haooe oUret liNc
paa at Rciie itgc 1T meneu@ ,Soifet
'rr houtoiogtlja tisbte fun Sma0.
beJer % Sratmter, Ger mi iprli1
ipurate eiter a. TIE: Npteltamenie,
Sanlbo8 o. NotetlSme Otter
Stormcu fom en- iuatc @no". Nar
nW60clcr oqi1o. at bans Sititn bar
li14st ma ! Here Tiger. men al bun
INT er beore MRS Nctlano hr laa.
.tocs muatyel opertoqe , ariroer9
Arbeoc.
Nh>iioupr 0anteI Reiion fri.
uer ira &lutnQ. Hiuu At Wnroari.
nerne enc opcrolr hciliQc 90 or er AZ
hoate at Sc uRuer Scr al Sicrtct ;
ToItct9 Sorhpl0 ioct1clctaact er me.
&C; ~qcuIirmNct; Ger er iadleoeS me.
ltt ,u1ew lloijster Tor Wiviipnen !
apju mi eiter 0prsrei enc ier, "Goa.
,eoeS Ieoer @no ali til oet 9coite;
por lille Mialjon meo 70 Nubeioer er
iom e ii1et Spsalimt / Werfet i NeH.
ne itou Ru".
HGilor Mu1tno o. Sultui lit
iorleneu maieqe patrr @uuer ira 90.
'en MeNtghe6.
Batter Z. u. S9tre bar uPrei
/ Slwnrnb Go % belsgt line Sor.
G.oN
&altor 0oii bar betIent line
nlr3Urcnoe WferNgheScr | 20 Var;
BON bar opiagt lin Setietino al benz
% bans oelbreb err ipas % ban bcbs-
Der SoiIe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Com oct blir / 1916

or ban bange ipr 9liltprnobiler2"
lpnrate en- Giore Game en- Siperp'
mnno. Der huu0e oeit enelre Seit. lonj
iunotes / Npen; BET par ncmliq
1916. "9fcI. life ct @rau", iunreoe
Siuerpmun0en betrp9acnoe. Gel
eneite. iom funoe ifrnnme ham, piis
De manIte pare, on bon uiorparenot
traf Ct aioreJoi. iom bleu trltffct al e.,
Nclt; men set err hsiit irianoIpdigt,
ar lunoant bill bpnhe".
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-07
Sientc iia rio % bIeu aiit. Mfri

Sjentc iis rio % blep ait. Mrs
9Sellie Seia reIipe for 1 Iar ltoeu IRA
Whtncie. ,Sflo., Tor at lege Spffen !
NoroueIten % er mi pllot tilbuge 'nnl
YPrs. Gulpin 9eaion. Sun fon ri
0oiplon Sin rSen en- Gent / Sourmel ;
men bun begpron at brine eli Ute
inllrout, hpor Nfaoeln foiteoe $50 on
llaen. OF Oernpo tolor bun oeo. tiro'
i'll Siocuocr fom fnu ltone ON D.
rpoe @nlofuno Der. IA reiite bun
oto OF bcapnore Ell SiiIforretnlts.
Sct lpffeoes belroe III Nlinte ei Slerfre
/ aa,l. Sun iIutteoe en- aolltraft ON
at faa aliIlGR ior S45 pr. Sur; men
81 bun oar fonmel acr,en. az piil
raaoeoe @runoen aIerle, ltrlnoe bun
Griicn og nj $3.50 pr. Con. Slul
tiente 81, NtaSe Yenge % finroe flsbe
~GluimS." Sirn er ni WScoeier | "a
iaaoonne. Cabin 9eaiom Ell rig
@ulbeeier i Hamport Gin. lagoe
Mnrfe I'll !enoes Sorretnlnestalatt
o. tit Spit I'll al Gle en- lila auiuSe.
Ge gifteSe iia % retite rtlbase til lit
aomle Sicu 9se,, bpor D. nHal
pore lpffclise!