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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
ADMIRAL TAYLoRs STATEMENT,
At the beginning of the fight, tn
WIN olosn tho Whole NIntter.

Washington, Feb, 2i.--Secrctary
Long, referring to the presidents state
mcnt said; ~ have no comment to
make on the presidents ruling upon
the appeal Of Admiral Schlcy, except to
express my appreciation Of its thorough,
conscientious, straight forward charac-
ter, 1t is Of course, gratifying that the
navy department is sustained. The
decision will be read us no other docu-
ment would be and believe will direct
public opinion and tend to close the
whole matter"
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
Third Caucus on southern Elections.

Washington, Feb. 2O-The Republi-
can members Of the house held n third
caucus to consider the question of south
ern elections, only eighty-six Republi-
cans out Of n total Of 100 being present,
This was short Of u quorum but the
meeting proceeded with speedy and
definite results, resolution being
adopted asking the house committee on
rules to report resolution for special
investigation committee of eleven mem
bers to consider questions relating to
the disfranchiscmen of voters.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
CnArrnn xm lcontlnnedl

Three against one Is always heavy
odds, even when the lone individual Is
built in heroic mold, and Paul was not
avorse to calling for assistance from
such source.
SO he strolled up and down, nursing
a cigar and keeping close to the line
Of carriages
A singular thing happened, which
gave Paul cause for much speculation
later on.
CHANGING down tho line, he saw
womans head projected suddenly from
the window of u ilrst-class carriage.
1t was so quickly withdrawn, and
somehow he was uader the Impression
that the sight of him so near at hand
had been the cause of its disappear
ance
More than this, Rhinelander was al
most ready to take his oath that he
had seen something familiar about the
head,
In fact he had good cause to believe
the party was no other than the Coun-
tess Aimee,
When he walked slowly past the
compartment he found the shade
drawn down and all dark within, so
that he could discover no confirmation
OF his suspicion.
At any rate, 1t gave him food for
thought.
He really needed something Of the
sort to take his mind away from his
troubles, which at times threatened to
overwhelm him,
All aboard again, and they were OH
Paul saw no reason to regret his lit
tie saunter, since, besides giving him
an opportunity to enjoy good cigar
In the open air, II had also settled his
convictions regarding his fellow tray
elers, and at the same time opened his
eyes to the possible presence of the
countess.
. Several times, from the adjoining
compartment, had come the sound of
grulf laugh, and there was something
very familiar about its genial nature
though Paul could not manage to just
place 1t,
He wondered whether these mer
meant him i'll or II he had drawn large
ly upon his imagination in thinking so
They appeared to have settled down
and were all locked in Morpheus arms
somehow the air seemed to grow
heavier, and Paups resistance OF less
, avail, until finally, half way between
midnight and dawn, he crossed the
Wonderland Of sleep.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
CHAPTER KILL
In Durance vile,

Perhaps half an hour had elapsed,
when the stout Teuton merchant raised
his head and with eager eyes surveyed
the corner where Paul was sprawled
out asleep.
Convinced that everything was pro-
pltious, he gave the foot Of the young
err tourist a sudden kick that brought
the scholar erect at once
The merchant pointed and grinned,
whereupon the other arose and APP
preached Paul, who still slept on, ut
tcrly unconscious Of impending woe.
They seized upon the American.
Paul struggled desperately-alas! he
was taken at such disadvantage that
he found himself almost powerless
against these men.
One had knee upon his chest and
was choking him, while the other
gathered his hands together and pro-
ceeded to tie them In a most ignomi-
NOUS fashion.
When this had been accomplished
they suffered Paul to rise, which he
did with alacrity, at the same time
demanding to know what such an in
dignity meant, and threatening them
with all manner Of punishment when
their destination was reached,
But all that had no effect so Paul
lay back in his corner and thought,
Again that laugh in the adjoin-
ing compartment.
Like flash it came to him where he
had heard that CHEEKY sound before.
II was the English surgeon who had
stood at his back in the student duel,
and whose words Of genuine sympathy
and good luck he could distinctly re-
member What would not the big
Briton do to the pretended keepers
once he was let loose among them?
Then Paul considered that the Eng
lishman might fail him-might prove
a myth, after all, so he set about to
free himself from his bonds,
It was hard work, but at last-how
he bveathed a sigh Of relief when the
stretched bonds fell off his wrists.
Free again, thank heaven! and ere
he would allow those ignominious
cords to be again wrapped about hiG
arms he would die.
Now, to lay hold OF the weapon.
Steady one Of the fellows was eye
ing him in suspicious manner, and
it would not do to let the game be dis
covered at this stage.
AS the man rose from his seat and
drew back the travelling rug, the Am
erican struck him with all his force,
at the same time springing to his feet.
He reached now for the firearm.
The situation took a sudden turn,
however, from the plan Of campaign
which he had laid out, for just at this
interesting moment there came several
shrill pipings from the motor ahead,
then crash, and a tremendous up
heaval that betokened serious acct
dent on the road; and, Of course, Paul
found no immediate use for his little
Der1uader.
A Ems sh-up on the railway Is seri-
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27

Kansas City, Feb. 2o,-Auother cX-
tension of time has been secured for
Kansas cattlcmen who have stock feed
ing in the territory south of the
quarantine line. Secretary of Agricul-
turc Wilson has advanced the time limit
for bringing them back to March Is.
The time limit was recently advanced
from February to February 20. The
extension until the middle of March
will be n great benefit to Kansas cattle
men. A great deal of Kansas stock is
feeding in the territory.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
An Outrage Squelohod.

Portland, Ore, Feb. 2i--rhe state
circuit court has rendered decision
that the maintenance of n banner in
front of restaurant with an inscription
to the effect that the restaurant has
been declared unfair is nuisance
which a court of equity may enjoin.
The case decided was against the Wait
er's alliance. For several weeks the
Walters alliance has had in front Of all
nonunion restaurants banners declaring
them unfair and advising all friends Of
union labor not to patroni2c them.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
Prisoners We're not Treated Cruelty.

Washington, d. c., Feb. "a Respond
ing to an inquiry from Senator Lodge,
the Secretary of war sent him a largo
number of papers bearing upon tho
charge that cruelty is practiced by the
American troops on the natives of tho
Philippines, They consist of the re-
cords of thirteen Investigations. The
Secretary says that every charge o.
this description to his notice has been
made the subject of prompt inveatiga-
ton, and in every case the report has
proved 10 be unfounded.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
ProRrosnIye Negroea.

Tuskegee, Ala. The Tuskegee negro
conference adopted this; ave must not
overlook the fact that we depend large
ly for our living upon the common
occupations that are about our doors
domestic, mechanical and agricultural.
Since, at present, and especially in the
south, the occupations are open to us
we should give careful attention to fit
ting our youth for these callings.
'We should advise the teach
ing of agriculture in the pablo
schools"
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
ITO be continuod.)
MEMBERS OF SACRED COLLEGE.
Italians Have Majority In Selecting n
Now Pope.

italians Have Majority In Selecting n
Now Pope.
The sacred college enters on the
new year so nearly complete as to
mark a new record. The plenum is
seventy, and there are now sixty-siX
red hats, with heads under them, II
one may so express It, which leaves
little or no margin, as it 10 tradi-
ton to leave The number Of the princes
Of the church incomplete. At the be-
ginning Of 1900 there were only fifty
six; during the year two have died,
and twelve have been created. During
the twenty-four years Of Leo KILLS
pontihcate no fewer than 1877 cardinals
have died. Recently the sacred college
was SO reduced as to have only fifty
one members, and was REINFORCED by
only one consistory by the creation Of
twelve cardinals, who substantially
modified that institution, and who will
have notable influence on the cleo
ton Of a new pope, says the Pail Mall
Gazette.
The proportion OF foreign and Italian
princes Of the church, which until re-
cent years had been kept about equal,
is now, however, much altered, the
Italians being in the majority. In fact,
the sacred college is at present COM
posed Of forty italians and twenty
six of other nations; Of these seven
are French, six Austro-Hungarian, one
Portuguese, one Belgian, one Ameri-
can one English, one Irish, etc. Given
that the sixty-six cardinals all enter
the conclave, the Italians would at
once be in the majority in favor Of
their own countrymen, majority Of
enc only being necessary to make the
election valid. But agreement Is nee
essary, and this is the saving clause in
favor of the minority which can make
their weight felt through the disagree
ments of the Others.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27

Fort Scott, Feb. 2i,--The Masonic
Kansas grand lodge elected the follow
ing officers,
Thomas Il. Dewey, Of Abilene, grand
master.
Bestor G. Brown, of Topeka, deputy
grand master.
Thomas G. Fitch, of Wichita, grand
senior warden.
A. II. Ellis, of Beloit, grand junior
warden, Robert Il. Torrington, of
Wichita, grand treasurer. Albert x.
Wilson, Of Topeka, grand secretary.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
Pres. Scott Remains with A. g. NJ.

Guthrie, o. T., Feb, 24.--"Thc state
ment that A, c. Scott, president Of the
Agricultural and Mechanical college at
saltwater, is n candidate for the pres
idency of the Alva Normal school and
that he will be appointed is untrue"
said Governor Ferguson. president
jcott is doing such excellent work at
Saltwater that every effort will be made
TO retain him at that place, lie has
never suggested the desirability Of
change" President Amcnts successor
will be elected in April.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
AT Swords Points;
OR,
A SOLDIER OF THE RHINE.
py sT. GEORGE RATHBORNE

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Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-27
LOOP" THE ONE BLUNDER.

admiral Schley is rightly entitled-as
Is Captain Cools--to the credit of what
the Brooklyn did in the fight. On tbs
whole, she did we'll; but | agree witt:
the unanimous finding of the three adj
mirals who composed the court Of in
quiry as to the "loop," 1t seriously
married the Brooklyns otherwise excel
lent record being in fact the one grave
mistake made by any American ship
that day.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Guropas melt uiunoe w

Spaniens Sopebitao bar ben life
rneget ottraaparoigc llbmprfeIie at
bore G1tropas melt iliunbe 9p. Sc
Itatiitiife OpIpsninger bier, at Der i
De itoite 8 sFar bar orret 1871
2sosfalo al en- gefoIfning, TOM Blot
er ncget ober en- baIp geillion. )
1901 bsoe 1929, bppraf 1864 oor
Ssrn unSer 4 aar. s be itbIte 8
aar opbe 10000 al Epriitg og 5000
at aopper og MeesIinger. ,8pitpret
bar netop / ben ieneite Sib begpnbt al
faa en- Soritaaelie al, bpab bisie Sal
betpOer, % ben prsoer MI at aisre no.
get for BEN offentli9e Sunobeostil.
itarr0. 9tt er Ell 9eItemmeIie pebt1.
get, b~oorefter oct er itrafbart Of no.
leie Ell 9efuemmeligbeO. fsr ben BIZ
Der besinficeret. De to itore 8laget,
Wa6rib bar, er Sorfnlifniug at 50.
sentibler % qltfor Tibet S,tsrum.
$4,000 Renneifer Dor i 1900
Sllle. Ser er altiaa gienneminitlig
81 Ferioner i bpert Sus.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18

into for CONNER 5lrtbin, ioE5 no,
nGDntc eli gRrac til at paste pnn Del
lille Barn, mems SorrlDrene fun en-
Gang inlelIcin bill foa anlebtins til al
belspe George.
Jlcrr Yenge for SD,uie. - TreoeI
rid SlItton en- Gngelifmano pon NpI
3cniano, bar peo 9eitonlcnte efter1
lnot $4,000 til Spbn aleranoer
Goiple, Soneoct Tor 3ionilterne eIlet
elias ben aroen, JON ban ogiaa tai
Der iig.
Gn Mggcbiitorie. ga ssarues
9fiaer 8oooeIihe, Stem sSseriep, for
= WanHcoer iioen anbnebe en- sgaae-
fasie, faiot ban ct sgs, bporpaa Ser
rar lfreDet: "Sfrip til mig. go,a
gasbp, annapolis, Slinois." Mil.
Ter ifrep, % Gona ipareoe 90 ioale-
oeS bar DC bolOt paa til MI. ,sorIe-
aen orcg Riaer fra fit Sicm Geip
sSseriep for. at msbe lin Coma, pa ON
fort Stb boaber ban, De fan aisre ell
Eur sltooer iamnieir iom 9ruO pa
0riiogom.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Horn Dnkntn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8

SrrplanfningsDagcn. - @uberner
@bite bar beitentt, at Srebag ben 9oe
Mai ifal pGre ~arbor Gan" on
pernsren anbeialer, at zen sllm plon-
ties % pieies ombpsselis poa @run.
ben tilhercnDe boer Sfole og oifent.
Zig anitalt til sGfe for Dor Wartpr-
H~rriiocnt. 8ilam Rcainlp."
-Saioianeragen Bin.
genbeinter neo Stanoing nod prsoer
at iinbe CT Sssring paa Oct panifelIge
sqtDianeripsrgsmaal, % bet er at bm'
be, at bmts pelrneitte ,sorieg oil fro.
mes meb SelD. Snsen sanr 10 poa
at fad S~i0ianerne til at arbeioe, iuu
De fan tiene lit egct grso. agentens
6oris8 CT bet Ieriie, JON or bleDet
giort paa at fna Suoianerne til at op-
tage aoufllrrencen nieo andre Irbei.
oere. Mange at Snoianerne er bill.
ligc nof til at gjsre 5armnrbeioe,
pGre ineh paa Scrrbanebp8ning eller
nofsrc aitoet oIminbeligt Irbeioc.
Spsrasmaaiet er, ont aontraftsrer
% ANDRE oil blipe piiligc / itogen itsrre
llOitr9fning at nntage Snoianere lcln
Irbeioere. Igeilteil pii blRlpe Dem
bertil Iaa meget, iom ban fan.
5albt ncb. - ct ~uiebpanligt lllDf.
festilfploe fanot Steo Sirsbag paa
ben isnbre Bro mellem WfoDrbeao,
Iinueiota % Sarge. en- GrGife.
maifihe tilEsrcnoe George 0tiaer I
Sarge ifulbe flpttes al Charles Inber.
ion til Wiaers Sarm noroenfor
Woorbeoo. 9Saa 8atnpmGifiuen par
Sampet oppe, % to Seite bar osiaa
foripGnote, og Separatoren bar ba-
genfor 9ampmnifinen. 9a Dtsie titits
&c Sager nanebe 8roenDen paa Woors
beao-S ioen, gap Den efter % falot
neo 25 SOB. Sampmaifinen pg &C.
poratpren falot paa 6olfene % Ses
iteue. gtiaer fit lit penitre 2aarbeu
bruffet % fonr ogIaa ellerS tllifaOe.
4noeriou Hap meb, at pmtrerrt bans
babe Gre blep repet al. Seitene bleu
brGbt. og Greifemaifinen bleu albeleS
eoelogt.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Zen aIminDeIiac Gpiatuing ba

pGret, at Reeerne er en- frafti8 % iRr.
beIes Ispeopgti9 Roce, Ell autage!ie,
Tom oaiaa Dor Genius ipueS at be-
frGfte. Ru fommer tmibIertih Ell /
SpMtnterre boiot 2Ggc % fortpller
os / "DteOicat Hecorb~, at SsoeIigba.
ben er tiItaget i ben @rao bIan0t Den
fiIsrte 9efoItnirs ber1eoe, al iutct
tan rebbe ben ira Undergoing. Dirt,
biieaIe nro tbs beOiI" flyer ban boIoer
flttigt poa at sisre tit @rrf ibIanot
Spbens Reeere % pi ontiioer bfofsre
BEN srunoigite og beoite 2ssuine, mat
flIube suite iie al belle R~aceipsrss.
nraaIei. Oct innSipnligitc CT boe, at
bet bar temmelie LANCE llbitgter Der.
me6.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
./eg vii beta!e Deres
Regning.
Seub mig ct Euitfprt.

&piS 9e trenger til Siplp, oil ieg,
at De Ifnl baue min BOG. Seq snifer,
at De ifaI pioe, bpao min Wtetbooe
fprmanr. Seq opforOrer Gem til at
prepe BET en- Maaneb paa min Mitfo.
Seuo mig insen 9ense. Sig milo
fun, Dnilfen BOG 9e tr9nger til.
Sanrmer meb ber oil ieg ienbe en-
Srbre til 9ereS apotbefer pna iep
Sloifcr al Or. Sboop'5 &eltoratipe.
Sar bill labe Gem prgpe BET en- Maa-
neb, og bpis oct gsr 0ern frtff, far
Sc betaIe 6otn $3.50 for BET. Sots
set teller, bill je8 ielu betaIe bom.
Seq merer Set 9arife iom leg tiger
set. Sig life at ieg life fan gsre
oct. Grfar oct ielp. st Boitfort,
aoresisret til mig, pil bringe'9 em On.
orer.
Seq har 9iort bette / aoreui8, og
opcr Ell balm Mti1ion Ienneifer h1r
mUotaoet init Sifbllb. M1rre gsger
piIe, at 80 no al bier 40 betaIte for
oep Reoiciu, be fit. @nbnI bar In
gen &atiert betalt en- Gent, bpis ies
bar feilet.
Sender DC ct an6et RtOoel. Der
fan belbre0e 80 af 40 forifieaise,
fronife SiIf9lbe? aenber De en- an
beir 2pae. ser orr gore ct StIblio inn
nit? 9eo De life, of irtet anbet
IiobeI, Der n~ogeritlroe err blepet
%frenitillet, bar funnel beitaa Ell Brss
be iom be1ne2
NNporior iaa fife prsDe nit? Spis
lea ~belbreoer Gem, ioa er Se rolf,
on llSaifterne er en- 8asatcI. SotS
ies teller, iaa bar Dc life niltet Ell
Gent.
Seq har arpenOt en- 2epetiS nleo
Shtoiet at 6enne Wetbobe. Seq bor
lart, hporteSes man fan brtnge
araiten tilbaqe iii Dc inSre Reroer,
Ser iturer 9ipSorganerue. Sots no
act 9iosorgan er ipogt, bill NIT Ne'
Itorotipe gipe set Rerpefraft I'll at
pirfe. Ser or ingen ar0et Wanee at
Itnrfe Oct paa. : be 6feite frortllte
SilfeIee err Der better inaer a1locrl
WaaSe at heIbre0e pad.
S,Sce fenoer berme gehdrtoir9s
n,aaoe: Ge fenoer ben life. CAB mig
taae &iiifcen. 500 mig forIsge al
furere Gem. og bpis De mener, at Ieg
bar ieiIet, iaa bill leg betaIe belle 10
giften.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
NehrnTRn.
Efriper i'm eaen giatale.

Meifleiobn, iom ior en- 5ib iloen bar
arigsminiiterells A%siiitent. / Mon-
bags ltoo oeo Ell naben @rap / Jul.
ierton % falte til De iiIiteoeprrenDe,
bciot ban en- al Dc merfeliglte Soler,
loln bar Dnret bort | Nebrnifa. "a.
len bar nenilig ifrepen al Den Mano,
ioin laa / 8rnper. ct Gar Gage, for
ban bsbe. 3en afDeoe, Mr. Soaoen,
blep 50 4ar ganmel og bar gobt
flenot | Staten. en- Gel al Salcn LOO
laaieDes "8ette ifiiloe bore en- 8l9.
oers ilteDetfor Ell Sorgens Dag, glab
% itroalenbe iom eli 8ruoj nnor bum
er imDffet for lit grplup. Seq tror
life, Der er roget iont do, men at
Slrlen, nnnr ben life bar 9rug l9il-
gere Tor segemet. forlaoer oct. Seq
tror, Oct er bare ct Siosipsrgsmnal,
naar Soeiolisnten bill aiigie port M.
ocprenbe Spjtem."
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18

aatten ri beIcr!" Dser, bpo Deo,
fonife abobes' Iispoiitioner fig ionr
oe III er, piI fsre til, at en- eIIer onoet
amerifanif gaidionrr aabner tin Fea-
aelrf % tilbpoer i,i,ee G~r,gIrnoere en-
merifanf llbSanneIse paa iarn.
me cler lisucnDe getingriier, icm ban
bar tGnft iis en- enseIff liooan.
neIie for amerifanerne. Oct pilDc
rigtignof bore at iai,fe aloefroe alil
pou oen itorc Manos Souco; men
bans cgen @ape piIDe berpeo ntuiliortt
faa iorsset 8GrO.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Sub 9nkntn.

Seo. - q. 3. Eerrp, 1onl par
Qoitmeiter / 8ermiaioll unber Gleue.
lambs isrite Sermtr, bsoe eiter Ell
fort Sib3 Spgeleie al 2ungebetGirs
belle Wanoag ben ABE.
8ibiiptbef for Seabpppb. 49, Mt
brerp Carnegie bill gipe 9eaolpooo
$4,000 til en- 9ibliotbefbpgnlng paa
9etingelic al, al Spen brugcr $1,000
ON Iaret til 9tbliotbefet. 9pen bill
9aa inc paa oelrle 9etlngelle.
8rano. 49, Otonoug brPnote Ell
StalobDgning % en- pRroifulo &isre-
beit tilherenoe SSobn gnberion i s)anf'
ton. anoerion blep ogiaa iIemt for
brrnbt utber 6oris9et paa at reooc
Seiten. Sabct bar $500.
5aar fin Straf. - Charles 9telion
Ii Clear Hafc uarrcoe en- ing Bige,
iom han lopeoe sGgteifab. ghu mao
ban til Straf betale Eigen 5000 pg
itobe 4 Wtaaneoer / GorntpfGngIlct.
- @umoer a~Serlten / Soronto blcp
osmt til at betaIc 500 i 9eoer % iii
al lioOe 5 Gage / SGn9icL iOrbi ban
bapbe brcpct uloplig 9rGllOeDlnabana
Del.
Salifgcri. - :. 6. GnQabur, chi
befien0t Snobpgger / Carr, begpn0te
iorleoen al uotiene ct aarS SGlg.
ieIsitruf / Siollr SoaS. San bar al
CONNER 9eunett / Iel,el Gountp bic
ben flntoct ifpl0ig / at BABE uofprot.
get ct falitt 0ofumcnt, bporpep Ell
"Mortga0e," ubiteot al g. g. anitts
ion til GnQabon oa 6. 90. gcrt, iflI.
DC betole3 finn til bnm.
;SalSt bsb ptn paa @aoen. - Gre.
Doa @ften faIbt Gtlar SorItenlpn Oso
ont poa @nocn / Clear 9ofc. afosoe
bar en- Ssn al Barber Sorltellon paa
Samar, 3orge,, ug bapOc fit Slem |
ct. saul. Ger bar ban allIat poa
aoutpret hos Counties &egiiter OF
SeeOs % par anicet iou Ell uolminSe'
Iig flint Ntano. San miitebe imioIer-
tib 8oIteu, iorbi ran 6raf. SAM rct'
fte til Clear Safe, bpor ban bsue.
Ssuitnmmc after zig, = 5 Ban.
fier @. u. Madcrs elegonte goltg /
Waoiion uiebeS Sriets bppitunmc
Iatter Y2iaic / SnSoogs til Den bsp.
Ituumc Sren 90. elliott ira 8rabouh
M~iSiouri. gielien forretteoeS al 90
flor Sugb Hobiniou meb a~siiiturtce al
;Sronces G. @ueifron. iom ogiaa er
6soItum % "tultc" iii 8rubeparret /
bets eaet Sprog. Sruogcmmen er
apiSreoaftsr.
Stub life paa Srpgrammci. w. 5
ct Sbeuter / SeaOmoob lao / Scroags
en ganife talrig Soriamling % flllgte
meo Snteresie Soreitilinaen. timber
6ureIillingen Tom fire Eager mo |
Sbeatret. og / SsIge meo Dem bar
Sberiffcn % bans SiGIpere. elsie
8plitrnruo ittaebe fig op peb ale
Ssre, ioa at insen firtSe Hippo no.
Sa Ioa begpnhte 2Ggerne at pafcis
mere baabe GltbIifum o. Sfueipiaer.
ne, | alt 207 Gerioner, Manae prs.
peoe at Hippo 10. iner De bIep trgIgt
tilbaae. Oct Ipffebes DOG nogle fau
at fmnme no, uocp at DC par bleune
patcineret. Sem giorhc iaa polSionl
DpoItano, at sc matte fsreS / arre-
item. Set Dor eiter Simobessraaoets
iSrore, at 2Ggerne I0rctcs perac tor.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18
Jnolanoet.


.car MI 10000. BED ct ipecielt
Salg, ipm bolbtes Wanoog, beitemte
SffaIppio at uopioe iine @rGnier, ina
at gDen fpmmer til at omiatte 1000
Acres mere END for. TerneD bill HDeii
faa ct Snbbpsgertaf at 10000.
Yrcif braber fig. - Samiiel arel,
Meibo0iitpreit | Tacoma, begif Sclu.
moro / Sirsbags. 3nn bar bleDen
mismooig, foroi BON life funoe faa
5olf til at gau | Strife. Bniiur Srel
tjente TO Mar paa 5ilippinerne iom
Menig | BET 51oe Soma. aompani.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-18

stntens cg1ie Observation-Disclosures
% iamtibis brinse s~totsfasicn en-
ertra saiotrgt al beaueo en- NiIlion
Cellars. iioen at bet bebspcr al nleo.
isrc roget oirefie uoIrs ror Citizens
gefoIfning. 6uperncrens Eann er
iroeet piotgaoenoe; heitomcre interes.
iaut bill BET blipc at Il, bporicSss bet
me SDiiem piI tase zig no | Yrnris.