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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.


The rectory of ST. James Episcopal
church of Boydton, occupied by the rec
tor. Rev. Frank StringfeIlow and family,
was totally destroyed by fire late yester-
day afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Georgia Smith
SeawelI and Mr.. Walter Catesby Perrin
was solemnized yesterday evening at
Ware Church. Gloucester country.
Among the bridemaides were Miss Edna
Horner of this city.
The engagement of Miss Caroline Rex
daughter of Or. b. l.. Rex, OF Loudouh
county to Mr.. Sim Walton, OF Farm
vile has been announced. The wedding
will take place at Waterford. the home
of the bride, October %.
The Virginia. Carolina Chemical Com
pany has purchased for $4,000 cash a
2O-acre tract o. land just outside OF
Lynchburg and will proceed T. erec'
thereon at once large factory for the
manufacture of fertilizers.
The town of Lebanon, in Russell
county. came near being wiped out o.
existence early yesterday morning by
fire resulting from the explosion OF sticks
of dynamite left by robbers who made
futile effort at safe robbery during thu
night 1t is supposed that the same
burglars who recently operated at Iaze
we'll were at work in Lebanon, and were
frightened off. The explosion wa'
heard just before the blaze broke out
The Norfolk and Portsmouth butch.
ers-Codd. Washermen and Marx
charged with conspiring to defraud thu
government by filing fictitious bids fol
beef supplies for the navy, to the enc
that Marx might secure the contract
were Yesterday sent on to the fedora
grand jury. They were held in s6O'
bond, as they have extensive business
interests there, which, in the opinion o
Assistant District Attorney Bowden anc
United States Commissioner Bowden
j would hold them there
The Forty ninth New York Voluntee
Association arrived at Fredericksburg
Wednesday night, fifty strong, including
ladies. Yesterday they took carriage
and went to the Bloody Angle il
SpottsvIvania, where they dedicated
monument to the 80 comrades who wer'
killed in May, 1864, in the battle OF thu
Wilderness. The monument is o
Barre granite, about 10 feet high, fee
inches in diameter at the base an'
capped with four cannon balls. On to-
sides are incriptions of the names OF TIL
dead,
For ten hours yesterday morning
Rev. Lewis Roy, giant negro, o
Washington, Rappahannock county
terrorized the whole southern section o
the country, and had posse OF arme'
men searching for him. The man wa
violently insane, and about o'clocl
Yesterday morning made his appearance
in Arnel. Here he battered down tn
doors of residences and severely as
sauIted the inmates with club, break
ing one mans wrist. A posse, arme'
with rifles and shotguns, was i'm
mqdately organized. The next seen o
the man was at Stephens City, where h
was threatening and endeayoring to xii
EVERYBODY in sight. He ran through
the town shrieking and cursing
Finally. half the population, arme'
with guns and other weapons, made
ooroortod n,ove an the wild man an,
closed in on him. After a terrifi
struggle, he was bound hand and foo
and brought to Jail in Winchester.
revival meeting at which he ofliciate'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10
The Wnrsf Form.

Multtudes are singing the praises Of k0dol,
the new discovery which is making so many
sick people well and weak people strong by
digesting what they eat, by cleansing and
sweetening the stomach and by transforming
their food into the kind Of pure, rich, red
blood that makes you feel good all over. Mrs.
Cranfill, of Troy, |. t. writes: For number
Of years was troubled with indigestion and
dyspepsia which grew into the worst form.
Finally was induced to use Kodol and after
using four bottlesI am entirely cured.
heartily recommend Kodol to all sufferers
from indigestion and dyspepsia. Take dose
after meals. II digests what you eat. For
sale by T.. s. Leadbeater x Sons 49,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10
TIE SITUATION IN SWITZERLAND.

The SITUATION IN SWITZERLAND
The workmen's national com mittee has
decreed general strike throughout
Switzerland in sympathy with the
strike ofthe street car employees in Geneva.
Troops are held in readiness to deal
with any disorder. The strike was pro-
claimed by the workmen's national COM
mittee by vote of 200 TO 4. All the
men connected with the building trades
struck, and the newspapers will have to
stop publication; but work continues at
the gas works and in the bakeries, and
the cafes and shops are open. There
are now 5000 troops under arms in
Geneva. Their presence prevents the
strikers from interfering with the large
establishments, although several small
factories have been compelled to close.
The authorities have issued orders for
the resumption Of the whole street car
service today, and have promised
troops to protect traffic frominterfere1ce.
1t is estimated that ten thousand men
are on strike. and it is believed they
have no intention of returning to work
until the demands of the street car line
emploves are satisfied. The ordinary life
of the city of Geneva is practically sus-
pended. The troops are quartered IN
schoolhouses. At late hour last even
ing several thousand strikers and their
sympathizers assembled in the street car
depot and clamored for the resignation
of a prominent official of the company.
A battalion of infantry failed to clear
the streets; cavalry was then summoned
and charged the crowd with drawn
sabers. Several persons were wounueu
and others were arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10

THE RESOLUTIONS of the Liberty
League of Washington are timely.
One reviles the assumptions of this
country in attempting to teach bar
barous nations how to govern them
selves with the patent fact before the
world that it has not as yet taught those
in some parts of its domains on this
hemisphere to become law-abiding
people. physician, heal thyself,' is
an ancient rebuke to all who assume
powers not vested in them. 1t is
especially applicable to this country at
present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10
Murdered His VIE and Himself.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. lO..PIeasanI
Pruitt, 60 years of age, killed his wife yester-
day afternoon and then ended his own life.
The old man evidently attacked his wife with
a knife and after stabbing her TO death had
smashed in her skull with hammer. Mrs;
Pruitt was Fruits third wife and was 20
years his junior. Pruitt was formerly farm
err near Edinbnrg, Ind, and while there his
second wife died under suspicious circum-
stances. Pruitt was arrested and tried on the
charge of numbering her but was cleared as
the evidence was wholly circumstantial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10

DIVIDEND FOR SoUTHERN.-Ihe old
voting trust of the Southern Railway ex-
PRED yesterday by limitation, but several
weeks ago the shareholders, on the advice
of J. p. Morgan, declared for a renewal
of the trust to last five years. The de-
claration of dividend yesterday was the
formal action ending the old trust.
The trustees under the old agreement,
which was part of the reorganization
scheme issued in 1898, were j. p. Nor
gan, George F. Baker and Charles Lam
Ter.
Under the terms of the agreement both
the preferred and common stock were
placed in hands of trustees appointed by
j. p. Morgan & Co., for five years, or
until dividend of per cent. had been
declared in one year. Yesterdays diyi-
deud of p per cent. places the preferred
stock on per cent. basis for the first
time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10

VISIT TO THE BATTLEFIELD.-A
large delegation of Grand Army men
revisited Manassas and the battlefield
yesterday, in conformity with care
fully prepared programme. The exer-
cises began in the town hail, where the
address of welcome was delivered by
Hon. J. b. T. Thornton, who was fol-
lowed by DR.. II. NJ. Clarkson, who
read poem. Gen. Benjamin Fisher,
of Philadelphia, chief of the Signal
Corps. 1896, on behalf Of the yeter-
ans responded in very felicitous adj
dress. in which he alluded to warmer
reception of different kind awarded
his companions in arms forty years ago.
At the battlefield old songs were sung
and stories retod and the veterans Of
both armies relived the old days. Col.
Edmund Berkeley, an ex-Coniederate
officer, read poem, and was followed
by Congressman John f. Rixey in a
speech, in which Ne suggested that the
government should own and control the
field. This seemed to be the unanl-
nous sentiment of those present. Gen
A. w. Greedy, U. S. A., responded to
Mr.. Rixey and was followed by Charles
Mossey, of Boston. Capt. Brooks, OF
Middlesex, closed the speaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10
Monetary and Commercial.

New York. Oct l0.-The disappointment
of the speculative element at the failure of
conference on the coal situation instituted
yesterday found expression in lower prices at
the opening Of the market. The volume Of
business shrank considerably and many trad
ers were disposed TO do little until the result
Of today's conference is known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10
A BRUTAL MURDER.

One of the most brutal murders in the
annals of Floyd county occurred on Pig
river Wednesday night, when Isaac
Turner, young farmer, was killed by
Joseph Stump.
Both men had been paying attention
70 Mrs. Ann Peterkin, young and at
tractiye widow, in that section of the
county. Isaac Turner, who is a son of
Rev. Joseph Turner, a Baptist minister,
who has preached the gospel in Floyd
county for half century, went to pay a
visit at the home of Mrs. Peterkin We'd
nesday night, and while, sitting in the
parlor talking with the lady Stump
raped at the door and asked for Turner.
The latter left the room and went into
the yard, where Stump awaited him.
When Turner was within few feet OF
S imp the latter hurled a large stone It
his rival, and Turner fell to the ground.
Stump then walked up to the PROSTATE
BODY and fired three shots from Win
chester rifle into the breast, after which
he beat the head into a shapeless mass
with the butt of his rifle and then
walked away.
Stump had not gone far before he met
John Raikes, who asked what the shoot
ing was about. Stump replied that he
had killed Isaac Turner, and that he
guessed his neck would be stretched for
it. but he didn't care, for he had gotten
satisfaction. Raikes gave the alarm,
and officers found Stump at the house OF
relative, some miles distant, at an
early hour yesterday morning, in bed
asleep with his Winchester by his side.
He was overpowered and disarmed, and
the officers started with their prisoner
for the county Jail, 90 miles distant.
When it became known yesterday that
Young Turner had been murdered his
friends were indignant, and commenced
ut once to organize party to overtake
the officers aud lynch Stump, but in this
they were fOied, for the constables had
gotten wind that they were being pur-
sued and evaded the would-be lynchers
by changing their course and reaching
the Jail with their prisoner in safety.
Turner's friends turned back and dis
banded, but an attack on the Jail would
not be a surprise at any time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10

The annual meeting of the Norfolk
and Western stockholders was held at
Roanoke yesterday; all the general Off
GERS were reelected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-10-10

The Market.
Georgetown, Oct. lo.-wheat 6sa73.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04
COLORADO.
Sernbaue,,laffr

Scrn6auenlpffe. ON isormio.
hagen ben 29be SUM- lob ct @rfurii-
onstoa paa Colorado Wiblanb 8a-
men inc paa ct beifabiget Spor, mems
BET bar paa @eien fra GreppIe Greet
aicnnem lite 8ais, og ipn Boone bleb
faitet al SfinHerne. Srancis 90. gng.
.ltib zen pelfienot Wuiifer ira So.
fornbp SprinaS, bfep eiebliffelig
braht. OF 80 onore 8asiagerer fonl
mere eaer minore ~alporligt tilifaoe.
Der par 81 Rasiagerer paa De Bog.
lie, iom blen faitet at Sporet, m
apliugcn. 6ra 0enner mehbe.
les Den 30te SUM; Sprfen, Der ioar
trueoe nleb at bIipe ben nerite, iom
Staten bar hant paa mango @ar, err
blepen afbrilbt al en- peliignet Reobsr.
bppraf Itpre StrGfninqer bar npot
apot. Goa fine Steber bar @eanet
lehiaget at itTrf Storm oq pagl, iom
foronriageoe nogeH Sfaoe. men bette
err Dog for intet at reqne moo bet
@apn iom Rebbsren bar aiort for
Iplinaen. Stnrmens goelPeaelier
| 3enpcr og Gmean bill BOG onbroae
ill ~aoifilltae SuIinoc 8olarS. Sne
falbt | en- 3nbbe AT 8 Sommer / 2eob.
eiac 90 manage arbre Steoer | Sieib.
eQllere
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04
Oeiaa en- "Storefeeper"

"gel, bnnb er MI aIligepel bin
8ris2" ipurete aunben. ...
Seq bar ingen 8riier," bar Sna.
ret.
"gten bpproan fan or iaa tenfe at
faa iolgt noget2 8enter bu, at oine
4iinber ifal Il, bpormeget be oil be.
taIs?"
"Nset. Seq ipIger intet. Seq sn'
fer life at iplge noget."
a "Se mn Der - er life bette ct Sto-
re? Sporfor bar on ale bisie 8arer
liasenoe ber9" .. .'sw. s.
Oct er min Sag. Seq snifer life
at i9lge noget." Sg ben gamle Nano
ia bette / en- beitemt Gone, iom life
nar at to- Sell af. "
Wanben beber Senrp Sterett og
bar fit Store / Oregon, Wo. Rabo.
erne folber bam "Slo Slicf". Sans
Store er peIfplbt meb 'ale mliIige
Slags gurer, men Storefeeperen biz
life iplae iaa meset iom en- alGoes'
pinb. garerne err gobt ct balpt aar.
~bunbrebe gautle.
RogIe aar for 9orgerfrigen bpa.
De Sr. Sterett ct itsrre Store I Ore
gon og begpnote at bunole oeo Snbia'
nerne. Sun siorbe bet aobt. Sans
9eportementitore bar fanife bet TOR"
tie / 8eiten.
9a ariaen brsb no, sioroe ban fin
SanoeI ON til ct Slags Gommisi9r-
forretning. fiilgte forifiellige Seraf.
oelinger runot % banolet meo Col
baterne. De gift baarligt meb BAN.
geb arigens Slutning penbte ban til.
baae til i'm 8orretning | Oregon,
Mao. men ban bapbe bn tobt bet meite
al Tin 2ormue pg bar BERTH blit lfral
meb Selien.
Sans Store bar fplbt meb 8arer
til a~rigspriier. mems Brtierne mi
bar bit ncgenlunoe rimeIiee igien.
Sterett bapbe BOG noget at leoe at
% ban giorbe Tia ieIp BET 2sfte, at
@arerne fuloe faa ligse Der, til ban
fit fine egne Triier, Der er iaa om'
trent ire @nnge iaa bsie iom be al.
minbeIige Griier ibag. Otter at bn'
peutet / tppe sIar eIler nter paa Sum.
Der siorbe ban fig ieIp ct mt Ssfte.
Der gif no poa, at ban aIbrig piIbe
i9lge fine 8arer til uogen 8ris. Sg
mi fommer bet publigite peb Siitc'
rien Manoen fommer fanife til at
tiene 8enger pna lin SnIsitarriebeb.
Golf fra mango aauter bar bitot
@ianbeu fore geuser for bette saHle
Gepartementsitore meo garer fra
ariastiben. sterett bar lt6iist til at
faa lin eeen Rris og mer til.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04
Nprn

Merc 2amb fos seftlerc. Snbio.
nerinipeftsr Wc2nugtlin Dor netop
luttet Ouerensfomit meo Sort Bert.
bolo S~nbianerne ON afltoaelIe al
400, 900 gercs al oeres 9ano.
Serubnncbnsnins. - Rortbern ga
Erifc 8anens JorlGngelie fra WtrSien-
ste til Clinton er mn "graoeo@ en- Wfil
ira f~sritnrpnte SteD, og en- itor ar-
beiosimrfe er 6eifi9ftiget paa 9ane.
a~tirgget.
HunbsnSftebelie. grtrapaIg blep
.nfbolbf | Grafton jioitc Manong, os
bet blep beiIuttet at uoiteOe Bombs til
Ell Sitm al $4,000 til aIonfer. ann
5 itemtq imoo 9rppoiitipnen. anta-
gelig Dil arbcioet pan a~loafleonin.
gerne begpnhe omfring Sen Lite aug.
ganbfontorct i Sarge. 49, Spgoper
ira. Sanbfontoret | Sarge bier, at Oct
bar siort betp0elig itsrre Sorretning
/ SUM Maaneo ianr enb / ben tilipa.
renbe Maane0 forrige aar, og for
belle iioite aportnl er 6~orsgelien 40
Hrocent oper iibite Mars 6orretuin.
ger.
NranS | Gpnipag. - 6orretniHgs.
ltrsget / 2anosbpen Gonipap brRnote
ON 6ftermioongen Den 30te Saini, %
ct lab al $4,000 blep foraaridget.
SIDen ppitoo / TuibiIfa & 9radcfs
Sernpdrebutif o. ipreote Tic biirtigt
tit be itGrnieite g%pgnirger. Eabet er
'nclpis buffet peS Insurance. gonipap
CT beIiggenbc So afili aoro for Carl.
mere. 't''
apinbc f~urbrGnbt. - 9lbert Bra.
Itab | Gilmore bar Der OH Dngen
ifrrb nteb at narrne Ell aanoe meb
Mnling ODER Ell @asolinoon % ea
Malingen ant9nbtes, falteoe bon ben
en- 8anbbalie, Ger Ito0 poa @uluet.
Meb oct iomme bsrteS ct iu~rfRrbe!igt
Drag. % en- Grploiion inotraf. Wrs.
graitab, JON befnnot Jig i RGrbeoen
biep megct Itpgt forbrrnot al Den
~br9nbenoe Walin9. ug oct 'er t~piliptnt,
ON Giin, piIi lebe!a slae bcnbeS alroer
unbtugett sGriierue pau aibtcit bleb
brGubt al benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04
pnrbtnatnn.

5rn Nome. Sohn Stnnlen er
netop fommet iii Tacoma fra go.
me % ilbtaler ~angadenbe llbiigterne
for aarctS @ulograpning. at Der pil
blipe ubpunbet ina meget 8ulb bers
hoe iaar iom | beaae oe TO iioite aar
tilIammen. Son iiqer, at Der | Som.
ner bill bIipe tnaet fat paa 9nanin.
gen at Srans.NlaIfa 9anen fra Ssnbt.
ANNA 8ugten til Bort Clarence gra.
ten, EN- 8iitance AT omtrert 600 mil.
&erne bill | en- n9r Sremtib faa alt
8anb bet bebener til @rubebriften
fra De 8analer. iom MI anlGages Der.
iibe, 8ette bill, efter bpab 0tr. Stan.
lep tiger. tbsi @rao Iette 8r,lbearbei.
oct cg tiene til at forsge Sroouftio.
men.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04
Bier boruo.
Surmeset &rsn bar uGrrt til itor Sfa
DC for @ianfen.

De 6armere / SainoiS o. Soma,
iom bcfntter Jig meb @tboIo. fonnmer
iaar Ill at tobe monge bunorebe tuIel
TaIer poo tine 9ier. SiItrooS for q,
GrGcr, 4Ionter % 9tomiter itanr pao
tit oaerirooigiE. iuIter 9terne libel i
tuicnpia. &c poihiomnc RcguifDl ionl
Oi bar bnpt ipnar, bar remli9 paitet Al
3InHtertte bnooe @louiteritepet Oh
COMMUNICATION, iom 9ierne leecr al.
% boorof De ~prooueerer lin Sonnin9.
.glerne intbcr oem Iigarn0e bsbe
Wa$ieDiS 4locitfer inc Subcr mar 81
unber'sger &uberue, finder &c Scm al
ocIeS bIottet ior @orntug. Sor Den
mere llariorre @iboIb Ter Neto'te no,
iom on 9ierne .boIbt paa of 'pTrmH.
men oeo rrrmcre llnbcrieeelie piier
Set ijQ, al Oct er R%spcrboroer, iom er
noe, - sc bar iorln0t fine egue TOM
nc auber % iomIer itg uoenfor Na.
bocn5 for at lc, on De life fan plpn'
Nrc bans TorraoeSfammer. &c ub'
Ojier iorrPiten en- mprfnTrbig MoJ.
ifab oiSie imua 9nr, tbi life olene
0rUbCr DC Trouerne i aisie Slingcreu&
Sage, forat Bette unpttiee Tpr life
ifot ipiic op ogreS optebore Soiniug,
mcu De soeI9g8er osioa De GeIler,
hpor Erornirgen bclegr til, iornt for.
binbre 6ormereIic / 9eireu. @ieren
fonmer iools0eS life nIene iii at iabs
oeroeo, at Be iu8er Sonuirg foor,
men Iioer o8inn fort Sob, forSi Der
ioar tnsen Gormersie bltoer. Suts
Der life / ben uRrmeite 6reutio foii
inofsreS Nuuter meb BET fornsSre
&~GrtugSitof Tor 8ierne ioa De somIc
Bier iaIfnIo ran boIbes iIipe, fommsr
Der ioar life hi al bIioe uogen Son.
ming at iao ! bisie Stoter. iom eIlerS
proSurerer iaO nIeaet. 6oIf iom ba,
oRret / Sie.6orretnine / fenftt Mar.
Tiger, Of Oct albrte bar iest ina truenbs
uo ior Sonning.B " oouftionet ION
iaar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04
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gpitmeitrc. - GugrIt Irneion |
0migbt, Bolf Gountp, ellie Wtatt'
Jon, 9ongola, Burnett Gouitp.
8lep iinSsipe. - Sens anuotion
fra 9ranbitaO, Der netop er rpntniet
biem fra 9llutb, err pluoielig plepet
gal % bor maattet i~nolagges paa aip'
let / Menbotn. San er 90 aar gam.
mel.
ltlgffestiffrISc. Charles Sunb-
aren, Der bar 8remier paa 2smmer.
ganen, tilbsrenbe R~orthlueitern Gum
Der SO. i Stanlen faIot al ct SrTn
forIeoen aften og bIep fIemt iaiel
melem TO 8ogne. Sau ~efteriaecr
fla Sultru oe 3 9srn | tGrgenoe DIM.
i~tnnbiebeber.
Gpsbcrgs Hienie. Spert aar
pleier Sobn Sosberg Grabe Safe
peo 8rotsburg at orroneere Gil Son.
baqsIfoIe.g icntc. 9ette er MI bleuel
ioa almiuoelis. oe iaa pellpffene er
aierne oisie lloilueter, at 5olf | bio
Gmfreos imebeier Dem meb Sorpent.
ming. 3 Wanoags pnr Der igien Bic
mic hos Spsberg, % 8amle % hinge
inSfonot Iig Tom nanligt meaet tai.
riat for at feire Iagen. ct soot Bro
gram bIep ubisrt. % 5prfrifftinger
blep riseIig %ieroeret.
Stpr Sfattciag. s Spmmer
giuies act / Snperior Dor 9peu an.
'Iagt Sas MOB 9mb & Riper aompa.
MET beriteos for 100000, iom oct
paaitaaes at itploe aomnuunen !
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04

aSmirnI Gcrueg ~cotraaote iioitc
ll3e 'om @ibnc ior 5NotctS TiIiapi-
reromite Der blano, aroet snifcbc at
ct FAC Re6e gaa. Hoor9iot oet pIrfeIil
fot6oIht iiq iao. at 4oniralen. iom
ottgrs paaitnoct. soo 8;lipinoerne
&gfte ON Se,pitRNbi8bco paa Den
BIB, 0Q ban p6elag0e ben ipon'fe
T,oaDe uoenfor 0&oniIo. Get bar.
iom beticuot oRret ~irerrboIot al
RRnb, ser itoar ! Gppoittion til Re.
gieriagers GIIippinerpo.itiF, at BET Il.
Iippiwte 6olf bIonot Qnoet osiao Of
BEN 8runb, al ct iaooant 2ei:e
par bisoen gtpet, bapoe arau paa
iuI0t SeIoitpre. lln0er alt bette bar
Sgsrgsmaalet ON, tporpiot Ggliral.
DC uirfelig bar pRret ben prIige %
retitafne MaHe, iom mango bar billet
gjsre bam til, buffet op taieu % isien,
% ho 3euep 10 maotte iorlt6ipttes al
fieHbe Hogst iii bisie 9iHs, bIep be;
aIttaa 5elIuttet al iHobente bans Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04
3~fliunrTntn.
Sjsrnritcns.9 Ggnina.

misunderstanding. &isrne.
iteneue til Oct ,npe oonif. lliberife Col.
legc, iom er iloer SpfpreIie ! Sen.
oerioH bIep lQgt SeriteOS Den lite
Gull. Gen me Spguins biz bIipe 2OS
Soo lang OF 20 300 breo os fnI fofte
$35, Geb @rirnoItcnSfeitIigbe.
terne bIcp Der ho!ot Caller al Rapor
StearuS, Erof. Center % andre.
HH Sernbuneliuic. - Irbeiuct pao
Den me Marfnto. SSarmington 9inie
al Wtilpaufec. 9aren Tfrioer rait fren.
40. mehoeles ira sc Sueur Center, og
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iom 6slge al lloiigterne til at fau en-
mn 9ane Der / ggnen. gicnoomspri.
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retnin9sltrsg, 90 me 6orretniuger
begpnoeS til brsr Sib, 6olf brpmmer
Pnr ~uipouaulia 8eIitanb % sisr ON.
fottcrI9e 6prberebelier til at mobtage
DC Sober, ION Den oil fsre meb ia.
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ont Ieraenetr ben 29Se SUM bfep en-
Seiteitalo, ttIbsrenbe u. 3. goebIer
COMPANY / Senberion, sbelast peS
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fig / StalSen, inSebrRnote, beribionSt
TO 9loosbeite tiIbsrenoe grorep Carl.
Jon / ct. Better. 20 5oler o. nesle
Sable bIeo osioo CT gptte for Snerne.
Sabet, Ser belsber ia til $s,ee0 er
eelotS S9tfei peO assurance. Maria.
9qt til SIsens 0pfomit er iibefieabt,
SnbianrrprGit Ssb. Den Sc.
fierote StSianerprGlt gnnegFbbopt
'er bcS poa @bite Garth Meisrbdtio.
men. Nlbs0eTtob @ifop @bfbple me.
get nar % pnr oenne til itor Etptts
/ bans Wtsiipusarbeibe bianot sSnSia'
rnerne. 5 be ienere slar bar ban Dor
ret Yrhfi peS II. Columbia arrfen
Nbtte Garth, til bpis SpfsreIie ban
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04
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WiDr0 I Srpmife. Breorene
Sesobn og 8roper Snpber | 4ofomo
par ON 4ftenen ben 2Soe sunni I
See Cream Selifab, % ba be fom
biem ON aftenenL fortalte beres Mo.
Der benz at Der nar lagt ct &ompIot
til at berspe Dem 2ipet, os piite Dem,
bnor De fiinoe fiube en- Or at forinare
fig meb. s 2sbet at Ratten brsmte
ben GIbite at benz. at Morberen bar
trGngt mo / Suiet, % ibet ban paas-
neoe. ereb ban 9ren oa busaebe Bro.
heren libel, ba ban tog BAN for
Moroeren,
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-04

grOftsiOr anlins 6. Cliuu opbol:
Der fig, iom for rreOoelt for Sioen
Norge, Oct er bans fprite Sur til BET
snraIe 5uoreIaub, % iom goo Rorit'
amerifaner bar ban iiffert baaoe me.
gen 8lGoe os riet llobptte al 8eiien.
OF ct al Sc iioit aufomne Humere al
~@tferpoiten" ices 4rofeSioren at b6pe
opboI6t iig ! Sriitiania / Ribten al
SUM, % oct er Ganfeu, al ban itat
reprpieutere 8iscouiinS Statsuniper.
fitet peb abelieiten Der | gpen. en- al
A4ftsnpoIten"S Mebarbeioere bar in.
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interesiaute llotoIeIicr ON Norbmrus
benss Stilius her | SanSat, iprItJ
mea Seripn til bet norife Sprog %
Dor RatronQIitetB 9epareIic. BRO.
fesiorer bar tunoet betpoelig Snter'
este for norif 9lteratlIr oa IaroSIio
bIanN ben amerifQuit llrg0om, mcH
trcr iorsoriet RutlirIiaeis mtes os an.
bre, al bort 6oIf piI gao mere % me-
re OBJ i Oct cngeIife. 6nftum er, al
hcrne Ooergang3proceS oucreoc fore.
goar inn burtig, at oen life netop cr
et aiI0e I'll 1bIutoet 8IGpe. 8rot
Otim BAR ~fortoLt "aftrnpOiten1r .,
ti ROrompub berooer taller Ct unoer.
Iigt @IorbiroSmooI - hoIo CnaeIif %
hats rorf Dialect 90 han tiIipisr
ION lamb: cr, al enfs!te bar rent glcmt
iii nov'te Sproq oG beIer'ffc IGrt btl
tr3c,ife. &,cbet tcmy.Imcntcrer @ro.
'e@loren ior bans "l,>mUrtebe % af,
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