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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
THIS WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS.
Some Notable Attractions Announced for the
City Theaters This Week.

This week promises to be notable one in
theatrical matters. At the Grand tonight, and
until Thursday, Mr. Henry E. Dixey will pre-
sent for the first time in Indianapolis his IA
nous burlesune, ..Adonis., which he has played
more than 100 times He has q company of
sixty-hve artists and as everybody wants TO see
this famous comedian. the audiences promise
to be large. He played '.Adonis" for two years
in New York, and since then has made bit IN
il IN England and all over the country.
At the box-ofice of English's this morning
will begin the advance sale of seats for the con-
cert to be given by the famous Campaniui One
ratio Concert Company. which includes such
noted artists Campanini himself. Nine. Ell
elka Gerster. Nine. Sofia Scalch Sicnora Tor
riceli Signor Galassi and others. Those who
want good seats should secure them this morn
ing or as early possible, as the demand for
such noted event as this will be large
The attraction at the Musedm this week will
be the Gray & Stephens's Company. which has
always been a popular organization here. in a
round of sensational plays This afternoon and
.Without Home will be given. On Wednes-
day and Thursday Saved from the Storm"
and on Friday and Saturday, their rev play
s'Old Oaken Bucket
That clever Coincidence. Miss Minnie Palmer,
will be at the Grand Friday and Saturday in her
new play, said to be her best, 'My Brothers
Sister.
Andres Alpine Choir and Tyro1ese Company
will give one of their unique concerts at 7. NJ
G. A. Hall Wednesday night The programme
will include solos the either and cirgilia. ard
several of the famous yodel OF Herr
Phister and Fraulein Dagmar Heckeli.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
Coming visit of Evangelist Mills.

The visit of the Rev. b. F. Mills is likely to
be q notable event in religious circles. Reports
indicate that he has been doing remarkable
work in New York. Brooklyn, Albany, Philadel-
phia, Worcester. Providence and other large
cities. Crowds have focked to hear him and
great numbers have be en- added to the church.
The largest church in Providence r. T.,
too small TO hold the people who we're anxious
to attend his meetings, and the committee
ARRANGEMENTS were obliged to secure the City
Hall for him. The committee on arrangements
of this city has anticipated this state of affairs
and 1T is expected that Tominson Hall viii be
at Mr.. Mils's service. tits expected also that the
various railroads will offer such facilities. in the
shape OF reduced rates, as will enable thousands
from adjoining towns to participate in the
evangclistic services Mr. Mills stands in the
front rank of the evangelists of the day. and
he is to be accompanied and assisted by Prof
and Mrs Towner. the music well as the
preaching will be most attractive. Some of the
churches have already begun to hold services
preparatory the coming of evangelist Mills,
and 10 Is confidently expected that all eyanceli-
cal churches will cooperate in the good work.
AT the Second Presbyterian Church. on Thurs
day evening, services will be held in which the
coming OF Mr.. Mills viii be kept in view, and to
which all interested are invited. This subject
will also engage the attention OF the Union min
listers meeting this morning
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
The Court Record.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
Hon. ]. A. ). Mitchell. Chief-iustica.


1905 Olof P. Johnson ct al. VS.. Carl Lind
strom ct. al. Marion S. c. Affirmed. Mitch
ell q. New trials, as matter of right, are
only be demanded when the purpose of the
settle and quiet conflicting titles thereto. In
suit in tort to recover damages for wrongfully
severing building from real estate and for
wrongfully removing and appropratirg it and
refusing the rightful owner to restore It. new
trial. matter of right. cannot be granted.
1890. Abraham Junker ct al. vs.. Zephaniah
Huestes. Ohio G. c. Reversed Elliott, j.
When judgment is obtained against a husband
and wife and they properly claim exemption
the creditor cannot set off such Judgment against
Judgment in favor Of the husband and wife
against him.
1906. James r. Stanley ct al vs. Lavinia H.
Holiday. Lake G. G.. Reversed. Howk j.
Action to quiet title. The failure of the defend
ants to give ten days notice to plaintiff of the
new trial granted matter of right, which
they had obtained, before the term next succeed
ing the granting of the application thereof, will
not authorize the court below to set aside it's
der at the previous term vacatiog its judgments
in favor of the plaintiff and granting sueh new
trial The intention OF the Legislature in
curing that "Lhe party obtaining a new trial
shall give the opposite party ten days notice
thereof, before the term next succeeding the
granting of the application" construed with 9TH
er provisions of the statute, was to prevent Ell
Their party from forcing the opposite party into
was granted, or before the term next succeeding
1304T. L.. N. A. S C. Ry. Co. VS.. Samantha
A. Flanagan es al. Clinton @. c. Rehearing
daniad
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
The Spring Movement

The dress-making departments
both of them-eease to make dress
es. Madam Ayre and Madam
Phelps have gone East to inspect
the new styles. But new goods are
here, and are added unto daily.
These you can inspect while they
are inspecting the ways to make
them. When the work-room is
open again you will be ready with
your patterns, and have only to de-
eide how you want them shaped.
We are receiving, marking, display
ing daily now Silks and Dress
Goods Of all kinds, the finest and
best among the spring vestures. 1t
were well for you to SEQ them early
that you may choose from the full
est assortment. The range is wide
in style, quality and kind, as we'll
as price. We feel able to guaran-
tee, almost, to suit every demand
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS, BASSETT & Co.
THEY MEAN BUSINESS.
The Cable Road Projectors Make Preparations
for Beginning Work Without Delay.
INDIAN APOLIS.

Three of the New York gentle men-J. Creigh-
ton Webb. d. Frank Floyd and Lathrop r.
Bacon--who have an interest in the projected
cable-road line, reached the city yesterday. AT
the New Denison, last evening, Mr.. Webb. when
it was intimated to him that his speedy return
seemed to mean some important steps in the
enterprise. said: I'VE mean business. We are
here fo- the purpose of perfecting details con-
corning the placing of the last of our bonds.
To-day we went over the route again,
from ono end to the other Before
we can begin the actual work ID is necessary to
made in the East for this line. Our working
plans are nearly completed"
Can you fix date when the work will be-
ginF he was asked.
mo. People seem TO think that we can con-
strnct = cable road as easily as we can an
ordinary street railway. That is what they
thought in St. Paul, and they did not realize the
extent of the labor until we had been months on
It. The getting ready takes almost as much time
ms making the road. The cost. too. according
20 the popular estimate, is not much more than
the old street-railway system, but that is anoth-
error In Chicago the cost was over 500, 900
per mile for single track"
''But il will not amount to that much here7"
81 am not 1t liberty to state, but the total
cost OF the system as now planned viii be over
sl.00o,oOO. Is IL quite sum
OF money and one we could
not think of investing it we were not certain of
its bringing profitable returns The cable
road company was not organized becaus SO the
people appeared TO be dissatisfied with Colonel
johnson, but because it considered the time aud
business investment. Colonel johnson will get
all the passengers he can carry, and so will We
have great faith in Indianapolis
Ar. Webb and his associates viii remain here
for several days looking after the interests of
their enterprise. and then return to New York
10 advance its affairs IN that city.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
A DOUBLE ARCH

March, the month, generally
makes more noise than any other of
the twelve. The march of improve
ment-that can't make too much
noise. Indianapolis is in both now.
We are in indianapolis. Our part Of
the march of improvement consists,
among other things, of passenger
elevator-the only house of the kind
in the city that has one-and gen
eral enlargement which gives us
seven stores in one. Draperies,
curtains, wall papers. carpets, rugs
and all that have their separate
rooms, and as you go from one to
floor to foorin the elevator, you may
get realizing sense of the way in
which we are keeping up with the
procession-the march of Improve
ment with a big "I')-on which
Indianapolis with another big "l")
has entered.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
Local News Notes.

Henry Stuckmeyer's barn, at No 63 English
avenue, burned down yester day afternoon. The
origin of the fire is not kno wn. The damage
about 5000.
At meeting OF the Union Ministers ssocia-
tion at the Y. NJ. G. A. parlors. this N orning.
Rev. DIR. Edison instead of Rev. w. A. Hen
drcksen, will read paper. and matters of
special interest will come up for consideration.
William Taylor, a juvenile thief. arrested
by Detective Thornton Yesterday, charged with
stealing suit of clothes from No. l86 East
Washington street The clothes were found in
his possession, but he claimed he had received
them from another boy. He has been arrested
several times before for differing.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05

among which. they said. the. choice Of the COM
mission should lie. and Of the twentyseven
eight were selected and commended worthy
of more especial attention and as being practi-
cable and more or less acceptable. These were
No. 10. Hero Worship" No. II, "Vincit Amor
Patriae;" No. 4, symbol of indianapolis" No.
O. ..Ars;" No %, ''Pro Patria:" No. 60. "Aeta
non yerba:v No. %, "A Martial Strain and No.
65 "A Circle and TT From this number, as is
generally known. the commissioners selected
No. 4, Bruno Schmitz architect. first choice,
and No. 68. Perry @. Stone. Of London, archi-
tect Is second choice.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
PrIsoner Gov Feels Better.

Coy's physician said yesterday that his fever
had abAted somewhat, but that the prisoner
would not be able to leave his bed for day
two yet This will further delay Coy and Bern
hamer's trip north. Last evening the latter
was louneing In the turkeys Office. bearing his
Imprisonment as best he could by reading the
newspapers and chatting with friends who
called. he was anxious to know ali about the
township convention and what the Democrats
proposed 70 do, bat he avoided making any
marks concerning the outcome OF the election or
the character Of the ticket nomin ated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
Brichtwood News.

W. A. Bradshaw has purchased an interest in
the Brunswick Hotel, In dianapolis
Marshal Gilehrist closed the delinquent land
list last week. He sold some properly to Mrs.
Renkin.
The Terra Gotta Company have received sew
e-al very large orders, and their men are work
ing full time
The bentwood-works have received more logs
this season than ever before in any one season
sen.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05

an extension of it's North Iilinois-street. line
from Twelfth street across to Meridians and
thence north and west 10 the Mississippi street
entrance OF Crown Hill Cemetery. Il is not the
intention to occupy the middle of the roadway,
but the line will be located on one side and,
from Twelfth street to the cemetery, will be an
electrical railway IF the Council grants the
franchise to the streets within the city limits.
work upon the line will be commenced, IL IS
stated. without deiav.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
Died While Asleep.

Jacob Cube living at No 173 South Noble
street. was found dead in bed yesterday morn
ing. He retired at the usual time, and apparent
~ was never in better health. TIE coroner
held investigation and pronounced paralysis
of the heart as the cause of death Mr.. Cube
was sixty-three years Of age. and leaves wife
and several children.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
MINOR CITY MATTERS.
Tn-Dny,s Doings.

MEETING OF EVANGELICAL MINISTER'S AS
SOCIATION-Y. NJ. G. A. Hail. 10 o'clock A. NJ
MEETING OF THE STATE TEMPERANCE
UNION-Y. NJ. G. A. Hall, afternoon.
LECTURE BY MRS. j. ELLEN FOSTER, OF
IOWA-Y. NJ. g. A. Hail. evening.
MEETING OF THE COMMON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP COM
MITpEE-Criminal Court roorn o'clock p NJ.
GRAND OPERA. HOUSE-Henry E. Dixey in
s'Adonis - evening.
THE ACKNOWLEDGMENT Home" afternoon and
evening
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
Report of III ,Ionumsat Experts.

The Soldiers Monument Commission has is
sued in pamphlet form the report of the commit
tee Of experts on the seventy designs offered in
the competition. Tho committee consisted of
Prof VIM. r. Ware, Of the school of architect
IRE OF Columbia College, New York city; Prof.
John l. Campbell, of Wabash College. and Gen.
Thos- A. Morris, of this city. The committee
selected tWenty-seVeD out Of tho entire number,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
Died from pain, POISONING

Claude Shafer, the fftsen year-old son OF Daw-
son shafer, Of the police force. died yesterday
afternoon from what is supposed to be paint
poisoning. Two weeks ago he was apprenticed
20 Shower q Christian learn the painters
trade. After q week work no became sick. and
sank rapidly until death. He was constantly
troubled with sickness of the stomach, and com
planned OF tastiag paint.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
A Lutte Early Yet,

But thought we wonld call your attention 10 the
New Perfection Refrigerator, of which we out
They are just simply perfect, and that is saying
. good deal. Don't boy until you have seen
assortment of twenty-five different pat
terms HILDEBRAND & FUGATE.
50 South Meridian street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
Proposed Line to Crown nm.

The Citizens Strset-rAilway Company will
present petition to the Comm on Council to-
night it is expected. asking permission TO build
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05
Concerning q Famous Cigar.

", O. ioAIIs ~ DUANE 2
LA ISTEGRIDAD CIGAR FACTORY,
New YORK, Feb. 27, 1855. }
1Iessrs. j. Il. Ross & Co.. Indianapolis
Gentlemen-We hereby state that we have
given your firm the sole control of our La Integ-
ridad brand of cigars for the State of Indiana.
Yours truly, MORRIS Sc BAIT.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05

The leading Undertakes are Fann Buchanan The board
ambulance the city They have the only practical ambulance
introduced the first funeral the State They introduced
balmng They always the lead North Illinois
Telephone No. 64I.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-05

Latest things IN parlor goods.
Wa. l. ELDER's.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
VD Mmpenoelie al Sagfliicn.

Spsrssmaalet ON, bporlebes man
iful npttissisre fig ben Mansoe Sag
fis, iom MI saar tilipilbe, bar Oite be-
ret oppe blanbt Sasbrusseierne. Sioen
Sasbrusene bespnote of briues meb
Damp, blep ben risti9nof tiloels anoenbt
ueo Springer, men aniseuel blep Der
en- flor Mensbe tilooers, iom mo life
bapbe nosen Inuenbelie for. Oct mao
berfor aniees iom en- slebelis Npbeb,
at en- tpif Snsenisr bar opiunoet en-
Waabe at anuenbe Sliien paa, ibet ban
fremitilIer ct @mne, iom fables Stens
tre al ben. Otter en- femiif Bebanblins
presses Susfliien / 5ormer, inotil ben
er blepen en- faft Nasie, buorefter ben
benlesses nosle 9ase til 3srrins, os
iiben / en- Splssnins af 8lor5inf. 9ers
paa tGrres ben after, Os man bar MI ct
Wateriale, iom laoer Jig bebanole Abe
les iOm baarot 9ra; bet fan iases, bsu=
les ps poleres; bet piier fig ilofaIt,
uisjennemtranselist for 8anb, uoen
lpaberlis Spre, laber fig life paapirfe
al Ioritjeaist geirlas us esner Zig ub.
martet til aaellass Soriirinser os
Spsninssforetasenber. 9ertil bar bet
Den tore 5oroel, at bet life "Iaar" fig
lom ira, men bebOlber ben Oprinoelise
6orm. Teo at tiliatte 5arpe er ma
'ltano til sTter Se5as at ioranbre @ruuo-
'0nen ! stOfist. 9ette tier iier, naar
man oil benptte bet til @ulp. stoffei
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Sfarn on Sfabe fsIaes ab.

Gbineieren Sim" bar aIerebe boei
Der | 8pen Here Var os ernaret iis pau
en- frebelis, penlis 90 reoelis Raabe
peo at paife for Soil, men til Trobs
berfor finbes Der Der iom anoetftebs
nosle Suffer, bog narmeit @abesutter,
icm bar sjort bet til Dpsape at ilaa fig
til Riober paa bam, liben os uanielis,
iom ban er. Ole 5ennep, en- fterf %
ipraf @ut, funbt forleoen Dag paa at
saa ino til "Sim" os bore CROP, men
FOB fig life nsie bermeb, ban tilbelte bam
enbos Stag | Nniistet. 9ommeren ianbt,
at Zig 8ursl,sbeo fortiente en- gelsns
ming, % fob DIE punse ub meb en-
Mulft paa $3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Gn lana SrDaupSreiic.

Sr. SiSnornep, en- rig, i &alifornien
%boiiobente 5ranlfmanb, er nplis penbt
tilbase fra lin 8rpIupsreiie, iom bar
paret = 6 Nar. pan tiltraabte ben
itrar efter tit 8rpIup i 1882, siorbe en-
Eur omfrins Sorben os bar sipet en-
balu Mi1iOn 5rc.s uo paa &eiien. 8aa
fin 8rplupsbas ben lite Mai 1882
unberretteoe ban fine 8enner os Slests
ninser ON, at ban bible uoitreffe Spe6es
%brsbsbasene til Mai 1888 os bet af to
@runoe: fsrit fOroi ban uilbe npbe bet
ubeluffenbe Selifab al fin lnse Some
iaalense iom mnlist, Os bernait foroi
bun lfuloe ftprfe fin Sunobeo peb en-
lensere Ssreiie. s be 6 Iar bar bet
unse Yar beisst ale guropas 9anbe.
os be bleoe albris fjebe Of b~inanbens
Sellfab. Ssiaa ben rnse 8ones Sunb.
beb er fommet fig sobt, buu peiebe nems
Zig ba bun tiltraabte &eiien, nun 1O2
Yunb, men peier MI l65 Yunb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Soften

6etten
GnleSnins az 9ecorabs ofentlise
Stoles G%i1utnins for bette Stoleaar
bplbtss 5reoas Giten i Stepers Opera
bus. Com ~iabuaulis ueo iaabanne
Gnlebninser bar O~perabuiet paftenbe
fulbt. 5slsenbe @rabuenter bolot 5as
Ter, ium mpotcses meb Bifalb ai bet
fore 8ublifum: Bertha Nsieln, Sba 6.
Sssner, Clara s. Sess, 2issie so.
Greer ps emma Suiois. 9utber Col.
lese Sr6eitra ipilebe flere Stptfer %
bsitebe i~urtient Biialb. Yroiesior glas
renee @. Bautele bolbt oerpaa en- Gale
til ben srabuerenbe alasie. Geo. ..
Gardner, Breiibent for Sioleraaoet,
meboelte benz 8iplpmer. Sele Soften
bar ierceles pellptfet, ps ale ipntes of
rere | uomarfet Stemnins. De @ra.
buerenSe III mango uafre Ylomiterbu.
letter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
2itcratmr.

NEW SHORT SYSTEM. Troans
Business Arithmetic and Perpetual
Calender. Madison, Wis.
9enne netop , bisie Gage lbtomi1e
BOG FOREIGNER Sublifums Snteres'e.
Den pil bore en- npttis Saanobos for
Jolf / be aGler melt forifieaise Slpsittls
finger. Man pil Der finbe Beresntrser
% 9abeIer for nniten enbper Sla9s
Sorretnins. SOm gfsempler oil ri Der
anfsre: Iaa Bag. SO finbes en- Perpe-
tual Calender, iom piier 9asene for
Cato / mango Iar. Yaa Baslna sc
% fslsenpe pil man finbe 2abeaer for
8eresnins af Suibels efter Punb, iaas
pei belle iom / Brsfoele. Saalebes pis
bere / be meit praftiife 5orbolb. Gi am
beialer 8osen paa bet 8ebite. Den &c
sobt %ubitpret, iaauel meb Senipn til
Yapir % 9rpfnins iom 8inb.
("Sfanbinauif tribune.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

"5rebs. guoet" for Ipril, Mai,
SUM- os Suli er MI uofommet. Iu-
sultbeitet oil uofomme / betimelis 9io,
os Sfriitet pil berefter uofomme reselz
masist.
Be fire Sefter bar fslsenbe Snbbolo
No. A. 9usleiereus 9atter. (5ortaGi:s
at bet pirfelise Gip.) -8riit Npoftler. (Si9t.)
|-5il ggstebuitruer. Der er enonu Stunt"
(9isD-Np Iaaoe at iamle Eense paa til
firtelise os pelbGbise Siemeo -Suao fful ri
lore bore 9stre ?-S en- Snetorm. - 5ors
tabt! Sortabt! - gn Wtooers iioite Orb. -
Sj9Iens llnoersaus.-gt 9oSt Spar,-Soao
fattes mig enonu?
go. 5: 9asleierens 9atter. GoitGnins
at bet pirtelise 9iu) (5ortiGtteli)-Yaars
ians.-Yalerooen. - gn SantroenSes ON.
uenoelie. - Se to Bpser. = Zen Teiieuees
5aruel.- Eebe? (9ist)-S9r pilis til at
sIpre soot paa bin esen Waaoe-gn 3pp
9piet.-Gnlter ou at bliue rig? gr ou en-
Selis?-Eelisipn pGtter 5ilio, ielp hos
Spotterne
gio. 6: Sasleiereus Batter. (5ortalins
at bet uirteli9e 9iu.) (Slutnir9D - 5ortaii
life 9p,et.--5il Scamp for Srebeu.-gn big
tis gel af Subs fuloe TuItnins. - Spuo er
pi!-9et Itranoeoe Stib. - Stanbs itibe. -
5orient. 5orient!-Sp til Sirtiombeo.-8an
on irsliss fortiolist?
No. Z: Sporfor ioper 9u iaa baarot? -
Meo eler uben - @eburtsoasstanfer 27bs
Suli 1884. (Sistl--Set ulGite Sreo. - On
Nopariel til unse W9nb. - Sj9lens Serb.
Zen fattise Wano.-Slot ct Grin til. -
Min essu Wpoer. - "0oprfor taller gu life
ON Seius?" (9i9t.)- Sremra9enoe Wanos
Sionesbpro. - Sm iriitelis Sgrnetn9t. -
Sastmooi9beo.-8sn % Grbeioe. lloportes
Erpoelie,- Seiu BLOB Seiuar Dit Barns
Spprssmaal.- Sire 8alo.- 8elieion -Onoe
&p9ter.
"5rebs: Bubet" ubfommer bper Maa.
neb ps fuiter so Gents for I~arsansen.
Yrbpenumer ienbes frit. 5ulbitanbis
Ioresie: 5~rebs 8ubet", Scr
1000, 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

fan life branbe, ielu ueb be bsieite Bar
mesraber. Oct f%orener be baarSe ire
iorters Seiebeb meb Stenens Saarobeo,
buorfOr aiillbninsen er bsiit ubetpbelis.
Stentreet fan life bores meo alminSes
list Spiserbor; bener life fan Sptser
inbi laaes, men bet fan ~bearbeibes mso
Sag, Ssuel, Susjeru, Gentrumbor Os
5il. 8 0arbeben at Dresden er en-
Stentrefabrif anlast, Os bet er efter en-
uffentlis ioretasen llnberisselie al Stofs
iet, at o~penitaaenoe Beifriuelie er trent
fommet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
SelpmDrb | 6reeport.

Mrs. Caroline 3uder i Sreepurt bar
taset fig aibase peb @ift. Senbes Manb
bapbe paret / 3ecOrub Os tjsbt noset
corrosive sublimate for ct elIer anbet
Giemeb. 9ette bapbe ban label lisse i
2ommen; men bans Some, Der i Fere
aar bapoe oaret unberIis Of fig % ipiit,
boaoiombelit bun fom ooer, bar ON gtats
ten ftaaet op, bauoe iunbet bet os taset
til zig beraf. Scr. 9uder uaasnebe mart
efter ps martebe, OF bans Some par ips /;
ban nbipurste benbe us Tom mart til
8isbeo ON. at bun baube bait meb @ii
ten at beitine, buurior ban frog til
talbte nosle Naboer. gift blep 9jori
for Of irelie BEN nlptfelise, men bun
fob life iii Of rebbe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

Song Sn0uig |. al Bapern ipabies
rebe en- Dag alene paa 2anbeueien os
traf ba paa en- sammel Some, ipm furs
sjeues itrepeoe meo at faa sGIet, iom
par fOripenbt til benbes lille 8ierre, til
at rsre fig af 5letfen.
9a 8onen lao &Onsen, lom bar sans
Tie %taruelis flabt, bab bum bam bielpe
benbe meb at faa 9gIet til at saa.
aonsen, bOem bun tos for en- almins
oelis borserlis YeriOn, siorbe iaa os
lfsp paa 8Osnen bag. mems 8onen ba>
lebs / 8ibNet, inbtil 9pret enbelis fanbt
for sobt at rulle uibere.
9a aonsen TOM bjem, f~Ortalte ban
lin Semalince bet lille @pentpr. Sun
Ianot bog, at bet life bapbe pastel fla
for BAN iOm aOnse.
"Ga", iasbe aonsen, min Sar bar
Osiaa aonse. Os ban bar iaaman biul.
pet manst ct sgiel til at TONNE frem!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
i4Ss aa,o,
Sm fpinoelige Cp6uhsr,

J, !p1HpelIBe Iphn6ere b.
ira N'tiuerne i let nurOamsri,or,1 naa
t%enftOniOr iamfet iSlseuoe aisnn.e go
Munger iOm SeOis paa, at hs,
aIDn eHoos paa bet t~etniIte esb., r'u'''
at slsre Mancen Runsen ftribio o Sn
mlHore emo 1000 auinber bor ..s Sas
YaieHter. Del unberiOroiife gsr,a'
lieloes en- 5ru Matber i @smor,
mountaineering for ariosftibs
montgomery. gn 5rsten @Oi6,rc CIV
Opfunbet en- M 8unun, en- aoms m 9a'
t'mOre en- 5orbebrins / Serubor.ss s'
reHes SammenfOblins. Sru geos,rs
bar fOnitrueret en- np aeoninssbooS ;,s
Stlbbruone. 5ru 9unnep ira 9pnn;.,
partia en- Snoretnins til of lsfte ;nr,'
Sfibe. Cru Cotton bar upfunhs, ''
pprotefnif Natiisnal uIo.