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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
KILLED BY A TRAIN
On the Eve of His Return to His Ma
tive Land.

New York, Oct. 24.-Just when Ignatz
Butter of Newark, was preparing to re-
turn to Germany to be .reconciled to his
brother. with whom he quarreled Il
years ago, he was killed by train and
his body now lies in the morgue at Or
ange, N. J.
Butter and an elder brother were Of
ficers in the same regiment in the Ger
man army. They were members of
wealthy family of the German artistic
cracy Fourteen years ago they quar-
relied, and Ignatz thrust his sword into
the body of his brother infiicting a ser
ious wound Arrest. court martial and
a sentence of seven years Imprisonment
followed The wounded man recovered.
Ignatz was soon released from the mill
tary prison and came to America
For several years he subSisted by
painting. Recently he became reconcil-
ed to the brother and funds were sent
him to pay his way back to Germany.
He was preparing to start when he was
killed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
SUITS THE CUBANS.
Reciprocity Treaty Submitted by Hay
Nearly Satisfactory

New York Oct 24-It can be stated au
thoritatively that with the exception OF 4
few minor changes the reciprocity treaty
submitted by Secretary Hay to President
Palma is acceptable to the Cuban p~osi-
dent and cabinet, cables the Havana cor
respondent of the Tribune. Instructions
as to changes desired have been sent ia
Minister Quesoda at Washington and if
approved by the United States the treaty
Will he sent to congress soon after if ra-
convenes.
Just what alterations are asked can rot
be learned but it is said CUBA wants
equal terms for certain Cuban comnodi-
ties. President Palma has guarded care
fuily the contents Of the treaty However
It is safe to say it provides for 20 nsr
cent reduction.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
Notes and Personal Mention.

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. A. Low and Miss
Georgia Walker of St.Louis are in Kan
sas City for the horse show.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Newton Akers
left today for their home in Scofield,
Utah, after a few weeks with Mrs. Ak
ers' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Low. who were here
for the Low-Reid wedding, left last
night for their home in Fort Worth,
Texas.
Miss Anna Marie Nellis. Miss Maude
Bates, Miss Erma Barteldes of Law
renee, Mr. Bert Curry, Mr.. Luther Nc
Afee Nellis, and Mr.. Prof Lincoln of
the University of Kansas will be guests
of Miss Maud Thomson at a house party
at her home in Burlingame for the week
end.
Mr. Frank Parent of Kansas City was
in Topeka Wednesday.
Mrs. Sara T. D. Robinson and Mr..
Clara Emerson Clark of Lawrence and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

Fun will reign at the Grand opera
house tonight, when Browns in Town
will be seen for the first time here 1t
is a kurrah comedy in which amusing
incidents follow each other quickly. The
complications all arise from the mar
riage of a young man who endeaVors to
keep the event secret because his father
objects With his bride he goes to a
quiet retreat and assumes the name cf
Brown To his CONSERVATION his father
and all his relatives drop into the same
specialties, and the advance sale is good
at Is, So, 80 and IS cents.
"Oh. Promise Me" Brown October
Ale.'' the arnorer's song, and all the
other favorite numbers OF Robin Hooi'
will resound in the New Crawford the
alter Monday night. when the Bostonians
return after an absence of two years.
The Bostonians are carrying larger
production of the favorite comic opera
this year than ever before. It is the
one which was built especially for the
fall revival in New York and is most
complete. Two baggage cars are re.
quired to transport the equipment.
one of the first and most lasting i'm
pressions created on the minds of those
who see 1.-The Irish PawnbrCkers, tas
be at the New Crawford Tuesday. is it,
.cleanncss and whoiesomeness. There
are nearly three hours OF rollicking fun,
catchy tunefulncss and bright stage pic
musical comedy now touring. and this
is the cause Of frequent comment.
Any young actor capable Of playing
Charles Coghlan's part, when M.
Coghlan could play no more. has a bril-
liant future indeed Andrew Robson
succeeded Mr.. Coghlan in The Royal
Box and made good something few
young actors could do. Mr. Robson will
be hare next Wednesday at the New
Crawford in Richard Carve1,' and the
sale opens Monday.
Amelia Bingham will offer her special
company in Haddon Chambers success
full play "A Modern Magdalen." a the
Grand on Thursday night. Miss Bing-
ham presents a play that IS intensely
interesting, thoroughly human and most
fascina ting Great care has been used
in the selection of her company. Among
them are Roselle Knott. the original
Lygis in Quo Nadis." ". J. Ferguson.
Americas most versatile character
actor, Franklin Roberts, Daniel Jarrett.
Victor NJ de SiIke. Charles Mason.
Harry Lillford. George Sphinx, Bernard
McGyire. Frederick Leet. Agnes Find
lay. katherine Fisher, Laura Osborn,
Marion Johnson. Alice Melville. Eveline
Haven.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
SCRAMBLE POR SEATS.
Demand for the Bostonian Engage
ment Is Good.

The lineup for tickets for the Boston,
ians in Robin Hood which is Mon
day nights offering at the New Craw-
ford theater was as big this morning
as any this year Nearly one hundred
numbers were given out before the
chart was opened at 8 o'clock The peo-
pie continued to drop into Rowley &
Shows throughout the day for the bits
Of pasteboard. A party of Bethany col
lege girls took twenty tickets Everyone
who wishes to hear the opera will be
accommodated, though of course there
will not be much choice unless seats are
secured before Monday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
Rsgused Mitigation Of sentenne-

Dublin, Oct. N.-The sentence impose1
on James P. Farrell, NJ. P. who was con
vioted of publishing intimida ting articles
IN his newspaper. the Longford Leader.
and was sentenced TO two months i'm
prisonment at hard labor and to an a1df-
tienal three months in default of bail for
good behavior has been confirmed bv ;he
Lonsfellow assizes. Judge Curran offered
to reduce the sentence to month and
omit hard labor if Mr.. Farrell would
promise to cease boycotting and fntirnidat-
ing. This the prisoner, however. refused
TO do.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
sfrike of $4,000 Threatened.

New York. Oct. 24-With the prospect
of a general strike of all the building
trades, numbering 5000 men, in sympathy
with the striking plasterers, if ron-union
men are employed. builders in this city
are facing a serious situation The tie-Gp
on many big buildings and private resi-
dences continues and the strike affects
hundreds of workmen in other trades
whose work follows that of the plasterers-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
SHOT BY BURGLARS.
They Had Previously Poisoned
His Blo0dhonnds.

David City. Neb.. Oct 24-Harvey Lii
lie. aged 98 years, was shot in the head
and fatally wounded during the night
by burglars who had entered his house
From the position in which the body
was found this morning. it is thought
he tried to get out of bed to fight them.
Mr.. Lille owned three bloodhounds, two
of which We're poisoned last night pre-
vious 10 the shooting. Lille is the agent
for local grain com any.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24

Miss Anna B. Purl formerly of To-
peka, but recently of Chicago. was
married there Wednesday afternoon,
October %. to Mr.. Carlos s. Douglass, of
Fontana, Wis. The officiating clergy
man was another formerly Of Topekan,
the Rev. William F. F'ite Mr. and Mrs.
Douglass will live in Fontana, Wis,
where the former has large property in
terests.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24

Chapter of Grace cathedral with Mrs.
Sheldon at the. Copeland Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Business of i'm
portance is to be discussed and a full
attendance is requested.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
France Is Ready.

Paris, Oct. 24.-Foreign Minister Del
casse has notified China that France is
prepared to withdraw her troops from
Shanghai simultaneously with the with
drawal of the forces of the other powers.
reservfng the right to send a contingent
back in the event of another power dis
embarking troops
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
The OLYMPIA Short Of Coal.

New York, Oct 24.-The cruiser Olympia
which is to be the flagship of Rear Adj
miral Coghlan in the winter naval ma
neuvers is being detained at the New York
navy yard on account of the lack of coal.
Several Atlantic passenger boats are also
being delayed by the lack of coal and the
sIowness of its delivery.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
Sims We're Sunk.

Buenos Ayres. Oct. PA hurricane
has swept over Port Diamante province
of Entire Rios Fifteen persons were
killed and many injured. hundred
houses were destroyed and several ships
were sunk Nogvoya and other places
were also damaged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
The Two-Faced Man.

One of the meanest and most con
temotfble things in the world is a two
faced man He IS liar. thief
and coward, these being only the
natural adiuncts to his ruling passion.
He can stir up more dissension. provoke
more disorder and create more i'll feeling
in ten minutes than can be remedied in
ten years. He belongs in the same cat
cgory with the gossiper, the scandal
nonger and the talebearer, and they all
belong in the neither clime.-Karnes
County (Texas) News.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24
ouarreled Over a Line Fence.

osborne, Kan. Oct. 24-Homer L.
Beck was last night acquitted of the
charge of numbering l. B. Foster, near
Alton. last May. Foster and Beck
quarreled over line fence dividing
their farms.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24

The Evening club has issued invita-
lions for Thursday October 30, a.
Steinberg's hall.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24

lain will read a paper on ssChildren's
Literature
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24

j. NJ. Ashbaugh, popular city and
successful Santa Fre baggage sale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-24

: Study physics and chemistry at Y. NJ.
C. A.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Staffels Saoer.

Gn Norobo oeo Rupn Ssr9enien er
8aptetn omboro / 5prifibet uoeufor
San0bonfcrne peb gaaritlldet. Sfibet
ligger FOR Infer noe / 9ltlarterbapet
ct Siptte ira Sano, % 0c nnbproprs
rclroe bar / onot Teir lGnge ittet
on Silitanoen bietnme; men /
Den lioite Sio er Ell truaoleS Selearui
onlagt. 6orleoen tit aapt. ,Sergen.
Ien glciulen Silitell Ben ier9elige 81.
at bans cliteoe 0atter biemne
| 8rnilltree, ell Rige paa 10 aor, par
bleoet betGnteIio ina. 0nn tritfte
paa al rerle til be1loe; men Ell Storm
pao Itlanterbapet, o. set bar
itlnllig at fonme bort ira Sprifibet
| Ell a%lrnltoclta 9aao. &ocr Oua
lanltalte ban aiennem ocn ~trauolpie
Seleprnr meo DC fipre i Sienmet, %
1taola ri han bore, al Oct bieu uprre
ineo Cottcren inotil man cr0elia
melote. at blnl bar 900. Stormett
neoblep % bolot SSnoerc1 / Bans lin.
6a1tgiel. l5ttet Inrte! tul,oc
tonnc 6pritibet ioa nrr, at set finn
&c tdge BAN oerirn % lore BAN itano.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Sor Rpinoen.
ReSiser.i ior Sec. .gOasu. al Una donna
Spori apimocr icilcr.

Gn a~linitoelig Sell hos auinocr
er, at bum fife lar lGrt at ipile. gtaor
Oct bGrioer, at Wtartocu err frapp'
rcn0e, tror bum, at Ell Stop Sbe ellen
auffe og Ct eIler uroei, iom irGffer
til at bore FOR Snanoen, er goot NOT
Tor liz. Ieriom blin bebeoer al
ipare pan SfiaineeiL ganr oct no
ooer Sldgteren Goa beitoe lelp).
Sar bun trapclt. ileier bum life bort
Sioen meo at ipiie. gr bum nlpffe.
liz, goar bum it0en Wtao. gn Wtdnos-
periOn oerfmoO fpiier, on iat Che.
rlffen itaar Tor 3sren, OF on han
er oocrlGsiet al Mrbelbe, og beri
bartoler ban rietig. Gn apinoe oil
nrlae See Cream iiteoetior giiite9,
men Wfauoen bar beore Bet.
On olroen al benbes sScil er, at hun
life forihlor al toSe iig ~fornsoen
Spi!e. Gr bun trpt. letter bum iis
bel reo, men i~iteoetior iiiaenting at
9lere % tpile baaoe Iano og 2ege.
me. topper biln Stremper, better
Slal eller broocrer. Gr min no
mattet, ifriper bum @reue eller gieli-
fienlgaar line Gegnirger. &un bill.
DC lie dig no, ON on betpileoe, at Sas-
nina elier Sfriuning umllia funoe
aieimpfriife benoc. Soipitaler lilo.
rerer coer Oct belle 2anD, ioroi aoin.
Der life foritaar at tase iig 5bilc.
Gn treoic Sell er at pIage iia nleo
ullebadioe sGngiteIier. llltnnoieliot
8irte og @efpmlring er apinoernes
brritc 6icirocr, men o~esuaatel finn.
ger De fig til Dem, ioln ON &c bar Be.
res beoite @enner. De ioritoiptter.
at ulpffer er i Annarid), o9 msocr
Dem paa bdlp Bel.
Si aoin0er er life nurttre nof.
vi taaer 2iuet oItior aluorligt OF ier
IiGpoen Den f@ontiife She pco maitgt
og me9et. Gu Mano 0euinnoo fan
ltonole nrtot / DC pprite ,Sorpiflinger
% nnoe lig Ell biGrtelig 9ntter. og
Oct or rrtop bette, lom bolber Gin.
oct nn90onnleligt. 9efpmringer
rpnfer life Alrii8tet aIelre, men oct
rpnfer Oa forfrsbIer Sinoet.
Gag Dig Ell 900 9attcr en- Sang
lmelleln; oct or ct go0t Dtlobcl %
reltler Den oonoelige ItnoiFure, jo-
ger bort uiunoe SSnobiIoninNer, onot
Slrne % andre Suoer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Spore Cab.

Ut Telegram ira Chicago opIuier
ON Al Observation-Disclosures e.
grcbne al StrGI. % at mango er /
en- lem Sitting. \ ire Mar bor Sc
ltoet eIler Intet item. on M fommer
oett enc tore Nbebruuo eiter Den al.
Den. Cper ct SncS SGifober Of.
nnpc0eS lfior, ifion1 nogle al 0rnl pnr
oppe | lhllioufla9icn. ,Saor mar
aIereoe et Grim irooNt al. on oeri,
Nonot 70 al Sc rloitc / Sc TSor.
etcoe Statcr. Gen itore Brand /
Fdttrlon or ecn treble / liaciaa man.
gc llGcr. Iorit fom Horiolf meO ~
NS@uooNc iom folteoe Selifubcrne
en- Mtillion Dollars @oo0burn
ulJtt meN Ct Cab poo Ii N}illioutr.
Cerpod luotrai Ct uieoudHlla itcrt
Anio. Al mirOrc 3~I0cbronoc. @icn.
n%cmlrItita bQr Sabeue peo ,Slo5naa0e
iNar nprct S750.00O on Taacn. Oh
Oct paa 'lia. oil 1902 blipc If
4}rrfcaar meN ct iontlrt Cab pau
S250.000.0 0o. Get or n~eoocuoia at
iorhelc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iiacr
ScIitaberueo Ilenter. Sci bliucr
ialIc0cS 0Orcre cio fer at a~lurere.
0ettt bchoper life at reauc9 iont ct
ob'oiut NuNc EoIfc: / oette @aao
rrrgQcr til at Irrc at uiie itarre Slor.
iiRuGhco / Smqonl nleN SIS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Spbaf hau0c Sfnlocn.

Gleperne ueo 9 @siifoler / Chicago
blep npllg unoeriegt onqaucnoe DC.
res Sfiffetbeo til at toge Gel / Sc
9cntaeoclierne. Gleuc 8nttcr blan0t
aaroiooterne nor Grad 6eam@" i
~St0enosrS. % Vnifetbal. Spll bleu
itlbngeoite ION uopptigc. Eigerne
tlllooes oglan at gienncmgan en- Vrs-
DC Tor al iaa Ela0S / Giacrnes ia.
lfctbal Geom2 % flint nuitcn Ii9e.
laa mallge al ocn blep moeriogt ion
az 8uttcrne, blcu life en- eneitc uro.
get. De e~ruminerenoe 2pger bar
/. at @uttemes ooarlioe iii.
itnno ifpl0eS 9rtqen al Subaf.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Smoapiuf.

Gn SltbiGlerpigc al EnebIo-
Stonmcn bar %grooucrct lotn 90. 1
/ aIa@iel al profeSiionelle Spgepog-
terrier pco apinoerrlcS Solpital /
NbtluNelpGia. Mii$ Sieter atione
beitrioca inu lioen % Htotogenoe.
Sum blcp leuot til 2iten for II Nar
lroerl "a bun Inn par ii Iar CANT
mel % bleo liooonnei pto Sltoioner.
lfolel i Carlisle. Ya.
Gu officer retop bicmfonuncrl
ira 6Tlippincrnc Tiger, at irotsotc
Eigtr cr unnlrrfc0e Sicnere % tror,
al oct onritriote Siencrlperg9maal
pilOc iinoe Seaning peo at moiorc
6iIIppmopiger tl at aisre Su@lr,
beIoc. "g3oumn'3 %,Sourtal."
Mrs. Rooiepelt bar beitilt en-
1m Norluniu9 al &orolinneo for D.,
Nptoc Nu9 mcoinobcfatteroe Ser.
utt;tcr GouIte5 etc, % hor iaaet
oct ultiommar npoeIig broocret Al
Yorto Hlto Mpinoer.
@lWrner Nerreio al Spo u.
foia bar g%icutonUpnt Ntr@. Sane
@Jlorou Al Vierre til Wteolen al
apuuoerue3 Observation-Disclosures al
Stru'mtimller ~ milNe Stiitelier.
Nir@. MaI0ron or 0Gnofrat. Tiger
Sloott Vi citerer ira ~ Oct er hcpeo-
idlcllg pda @ruuN Al uopiit Sugtia
beo. blu CT blcpen uOuTput paanp.
Ntri2 0npeuootjn. Malloe. u,
0otterNlttcr Al >Semm %ilo. ~optrrocr
oeruW Suion lMu aoutertlarpertroe
ior iaritc @dng / &onoou. SIM ital
hape aruet en- 5el Tel al @coinmpoe.
ren2 mulitalitc (aleut. &eo Ell af
aoncertcrue ipiucoe heltoeS @eoitefu
Der. Ctto @oloiduliot. Ntfnupa1ne.
meut,
NntalIet al iclperiPraroe
Npnioer / oc Screneoc SNtcr var Ct.
Rr lioltc G~eniuSrapport t00O 600
nter cno oobbeIt ina uballge ion
ior II 4or iiocll.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
RetfelSc.

SpprgsmaaIene Ro. SIS, 500 % 523 / CT
t~ioligere Drummer al BIaoet or peo eli be.
tlaaelis Wjsioriiaaelie blepue ietlastist be.
lpareec. b%porior be eleutaGes Der / nGunte
Croru meo Sparenc, iaaleoes iont ptsie
italDe bore:
Gu. BIS Ipc iaalebes: san en- Bise, ipui
bar taqet oonteiteao, men cnonu bar ~
Star iglen ier bun fau "prope mp, aiite iis
o8 euoea beholoe lin Claim? 0pis life.
ian bun oa pperorage oeEue til in tiltont.
meube Mnuo?-5pnrei paa bette SpprsS.
maal or, At en- u8iit apinoe, iom bar taact
Spnieiteao % o~ereiter glitter iis, itte Der.
ue0 miiter lin Het Ill al prove ~" % ere
buloe Stlsoe, ioruo at bun bliuer bpenoe
pna tit 9ano ben iopbeitcmte 5io. Cert
lnoo. bpor 10 after lig, iom bper bar ct
lite "opproret" &omeltcao, maa bet enc
opgtpes.
Sp. 522: SEQ "nIro" paa 6omeiteao'
lamb I 1890 % "proneb up" Is glaaneber
%ienere. ioei Ies bsialie 9iesiermsen POI 3oIs
t%Cnlaut; fan le8 III tagc Scinelieao
eiter ben nDe yiellon' 9ou?-Su.: Ga.
Sp. 523 or ONT. boorulot en- WGno, lpm
for 8 Aar lioen tog 6omeitcac og "proreo
up" meo 9euge % iieen lolgie 9dnoet. Ian
tage Sonteiteao paaun. -Eette Spergsmoal
b~eipareS li9eleoes meo Sa. Yaraarai 81
2open al Bic Gum 1900 %beliemmer, at ben,
Der ipr nrpute Gatp bar ia9et ct Qome'
% "commuteo" iamme ("propeb np"
mco Yea8el lial pare bercttiset til MT
Some'iedo, iom mar oa maa bpgge % bp
pon fem Nar; bette upe Nomriteao ian life
up" meo Yenge.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

bporpaa ocf ,itoS Frcuct isIsctOs
Sro: Sea har iltscn 5orrlorc,
oGr lan Ind at tage Mig til ocr nrltc
Stnti5n". 9cf
aortonftsrer teiegraiercoe til So.
peofuartcret "a lit Srorc til at toae
Variret til oeli matte Stotion, gene.
re 1T ban ira &opeOfonioret ct mt
Telegram. bpori ban urberretteoes
oit, al ,sernbanen bapbe beilnttet iig
I'll at aoopterc o. opora9c Barnet,
iom I'M befinber Jig / beoite Ielgaa-
eroe | Widita, aarias. ~
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

2 Grab er ben beotc Moaoc at iaa iia
uoheioit CANNED Mrteossirlp2 Sea arbets
neoe icr en- Nano for ucsIe Nar iioen %
ban ltpIoer mtg.
So.: ]. Nris Sc bar itrspen apntrati
% &c clrrs bar cpfplOt 9erss Jprplisiel'
Ter | Senhplo III Sontioiteu, fnn Sc icrlauy
&c oct ianlme al 2auoets Ger. Sar &c
oerinipo mn mnnotIig Suerenstomit, er Den
Tile binocnbe. 0uis ban nroier at betale
2em ior BlciaiuneH, ian sc iasic0e bam
for. brno Den MATTE pGre barb
2 &ots ran eier noget. iau DC iaa &c
res 1iIapoebapenoe peo al iaaisse BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Ssurtigitc crib Y,crocn.

Gen ap, uubgycaHoSbaah her nnta bep bpa0et
i.g etu uisNft Rssisuag anipl 'oro; ruw @tyoens
men urigittisuN Stb. SIT paanaaeS al BET foH
uJ'e cper atiauarbaoti gaa ga 5eau. etnmths.
Acosu po o,us rriraOre,nUre Sart h39sr etps sisE.
brHgIu. q eounrutuoa, 9tmmelQaeesn pte 90.
ie.itrs ~aotb,ttys cusiiaesuhs ps!o Aastr hen Nj.
eATosug o. aHpegotlis ~ b htlbrtssu,
0, eacnfatsg { rtSts Rcoeer on ViaRrt. 1ettr {
Saubeso tg l~amiisntNcH "a en- tom Ten hclse paa
A, aHe SltGioet a. RopntHQ aealms eopebsiEt
spunmsihsb, Nes 6pree:rlir "a EpspspHa. Etts f
p3'sa en- f~9rtrirhR Spututppiufrr "a stgpflnr.sre
~ ION Sgtrbpg9clSsHtNoet mob Dlalara- Sfhir "a
SHeuiHa bar oti tie va yigs Spt hen paa RrapS
lnsn inro HsEi ON a. trH tr a2t mee pprt pvipair
"2t @tamp' cher SiaitAantp. Ee nj 'ee MH3
lttHliss 2itsnIug ags 're Ssgpuoslier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Nn Carer. 90 &irfciaM=
dcrODif

er leoia i Utica Meuiebeo, Grawioro
60, Wis. Snreren bar at opertage
minoit 10 Maoueoer norif Relialonss
Hole. 6or 3ioen er Der bsnuep - Moas
neoers, ioet Der bar pnret og maaite nil
blipe oupenbt 6irlpel9rer.) Sfolen bols
beS / ) Sfclefreoie. al builte 4 bar eene
Stolchnie. Con $50 pr, Maaneo paa
egeu "Soorb". Slrfeionoerpoiten alen-
mes meo $25 pr. Gar. iawt Sfier paa DC
tore 6eitioer. Get er cniteligt at peo'
tommenoe tan ipile Srgel. itiont Wes
uiebeoeu Tor 5ioen bar I'm egen Sraoniit.
6eoranorinser Iorbcboloes iamt 3 Maa.
uer Spiieelie. I%nieaninger meb Sios
nesbpro ienoes unoertegueoe inoen 6
Tiger ira Sato.
&iiina SIM, CRAWFORD &C.. y8is. 29oe
Sonuar 1902. Sobs. Iasbsim.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
CTS. peo sleoelles, ariitnnsiono 0!

CTS. peo aeoeres, ariitlansiono %
Sorten.
Get prl ielpfslgelig 9clgoa lang
Sbo, inoen alle Setalieipprasnuaal
peo aanonerS aouitrilftion er lott
paa Ell tilfreositinenoe Maooe. Saa-
leoes ton Oct bHltoc, at Stpringen al
E~roieftilet og Sflloiifferbeoen nj. M.
fan Itsoc pm ahlfiaige &anifeligbe-
Ger. Sniiolertib er Here al pore melt
fremraaenoe Irtilleriitcr mco / oct
me Nftielelifab, % oisle hiGlper Tor
mooenflig til meo Eroblemets SsS-
nina.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
aoopteret al en- Scrmbame.

! e. Al SGMrne / Ell tom Serbia,
tenolr, ION itoo Acreoen Al 81
Memo. Stlnbomu, iaitat fone6eE
%ernbarRielteUc Ct lioet Barn / en-
Surp iom por Del 'oripref men Nlae
Ser. % ser bar oaian en- Ntelfcflalte.
I'll ailrpen par fritct en- SeaoeI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
TooicisoagSbnacm.

81. y. &uuuoicn,
Zen mig tiiienott "6ooielSro0Sbpo"
or elier MN Ytcujna rigtil uomprtet,
babe huao SnobplO % lloitpr nrgaur.
SEQ liaer Gem mango Cat buacc Tor
Scacn ~ Oct aoca 9rieitpi, "Getprob,
4plttn" bringtr oS.
Geres meo meeen N9telic
2. 81. ArueiY.
gSia0p 90te, z. 9at.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

536. Sp.: Naar ct aompo9ui notdaer
Goteut paa CT pit Sintte &ryttni cNer NRas
liInerL iar lea ia lape MageH III oct. mar
lsa I'm Iarer Oct lor init eaet Srna % Tile
Sriser bet?
Sp.: Sc 5oreneoe Staters Soniiitptiou.
Raraarai s, Nriitel 1, eiuer en- Spnnbcr
Gasrst nj bans Gpinbelie paa ubrltemt
5tc. @oteutret er betraatst iDm @ieHopm&
re-. % Inn &atsntets Ger sr bereltiaet iii
c. iabrilefe, anpeHOe 90 'alse Sprnoelleu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

5s7. Spl: Seq bar sipe. Mortgage
so Mares 2aue {, Ssisecniin ior $3.50. Sui
beHne RortQage b,iper "ioreeloieo" o.
Sanoet inlat "a lite inpbriuger &c Bunoreoe
% iemn 7pIarS. fan ieg ba iuin9es I'll al
betale Reiteu al &e!pbet?
Sp.: 8 9ilfGloe al al G%ienoomnlen.
Hnar ben irleeS, lille ine5yin9er not III at
hrife S,an;ecbiiantinaen fan Der sipeS
SpSgemrut for DC; 6citsreuoe mob SIpios
aersu. iom na maa bctale bet. ON ban bar
aneen @ienopm ups til at eiDre BET.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18

542. Sc.: l. Sea iorpaatsee en- ,Sarm
AZ IN giaHo pdG @Sbgrt~A vi blep ipr.
Nsie ON. al ton tube bare en- 5reoieoel al
Aulmseit % Its luIoe iio1e S0oelornei.
Beg ltgloe iaG mo 80 gItres, "a Reitea lill.
be i~ommerpleles ipr uGite 4ar. Steftt
Saor nj Jes 20 Dollars al BAN III Sone
torn; bar bap0e iHaeH Ao'e moo m.a. men
M ;heil. oa lee irniieDe. tom han %, TOO
ali. ION oar aulei paa Saneei 90 iaaoe mia
op III life November. 9e3 bar Dleiet Ell
tsl Del 0oao ltui Ieg W sIare mee bam?
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-18
Rcrreiponoance,

cnNF~~rakrraar / bernie pifNciira tefnarcs al
Tr~csa1rrne G. II. SoSreA. W5rtsnioes. mlifru..
% SphE clis. gnnifor. sis.
SrFrasfraaI ira s9crioner fem life epaiter
Fine wanftc tii @eN0tttrncn. befrares ifie.
Srfracre tense offaiie fine Spfrasriadl et
Idri 50 trseltay Gnroa.