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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
REPORT OF BANK EXAMINER SANDERS.

WA.nINGTON, Feb 6.-Ihe Controller of the currency
to-day received tse reports OF Bank EIaniner sanders
IN regard Metropolitan National Bask OF Cinein-
natl According this report there has been no deiale
and tue l1ssss have arisen entirely from loans upon
insufficient security. During the sxamnausn MI Sas-
ders succesdad IN getting about $4,000 OF additional
collateral put up by parties to whom excessive sas nad
made he examiner says h. thinks the losses VIII
exceed S35oOOO even II the bank has 20 he w-uhd
wHo II goes on good part OF TINS may De slvt
Inc b-Ok-, ha show at the credit % the surplus
account and pToh, and loss about Sl9OOOO, 20 that
should tho losses reach the extreme limit o. estN1o
The capital of II 900 600 would but Itle impaired
Controller In speaking of the rerert SAID that tho
creditors lose uOthns IN event aud shouid the
bank survive ths prrse1 run anz nndsr mere P-
dent management the stockholders may escape serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
ETILING HIS BROTHER WHO BEAT HIM

PHmLnsBUKG, y. j.. Feb q CspecIaD.-For some ui'no
bitter hatred has existed between Calvin Curher' age
fifteen. ani his BROTHER samuel, eighteen oi Io'
Murray The boys worked at different places On
Friday Samue went the place where his brother was
working and renewed the quarrel. beat him ana hcAe
and choked him. Calvin picked up pi1chiorA anu
plunged it at his brother one OF the prongs ehtrci
sauuels rgnt eye and penetrated the brain ne ~ va M
became unconscious and carried 10 notch "e,o nc
died yesterday afternoon. Young Curner mas ho' '''
hrpn arrenIcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
yyOpO P0RRvR OTTCKLY CiTGHT

AsBURY PARK, Feb. (Special).-A negro " DICK
Hyson, discovered early this morning h"lns u'r
the counter Of George Jamcs's grocery store ia "es'
Park by Mrs. James, who gave al alarm. Ih' negro
broke away and ran out Of The store mo the s'le.'
where he wa, Intercepted by Smith Honnett aud Dy
him handed over 10 Officer Jackson and taich 10 lI'
Lookup THIS afternoon H. was talen before Ju,'Ice
Borden who rcmandcd nlm ~ tlecho!u jan " ~"~ ~''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
u.,cr glEyrFSIyD me r4RfFE

BOSTON, Feb. Cpcrih me Ho"i' ''lN'u Oi"o
,,' ,,c,,tol tAe cbauans, Of tho 1ard Reform
I,.,-,e far a lolnt d.scu.,ion or the tadn To-day
,,,n.l,,.. ~ tw,, ORGANIZATIONS met, and afteh
scyrfa propositions wero rejected they asced
',,,,, tlfr olOa.ing The subject fOf
~, ion at some timo and place TO b. agreed upon
us tbc wage Garner benefited by the protective
rnlr, a. embodied IN the present tariH ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

C,RBoNDlLE Penn. Feb (spccia)-lN Mayor An
thony Battle OF this city, has been tdeh 10 'h' ian
vile Insane Asylum for trcltmch. About ten years
AGO masked men entered his store aud when he refused
to open his safe beat Am terribly. The shock to his
nervous system was 80 great that he never recovered
entirely aud ho now suffers flOn The oeus'oh mat Three
men constantly after hlrL -" uai d-o o.. 49,
hi, home aud went the house 0 iFrul IA Aithbth
and from there he was removed To DanVu'. lis phy
sicans think that with proper care nc VIII IcC"Nc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
IcE YACHTING ov sHREwsBURY RIVER.

RED BANK, Feb. tspccaD.-The river here was "Ii'c
with people to-day who gathered to witness 'he ''o
yacht The yachts started at 227 nL tho co 9e
being the tYolye-ililc triangular one Captain Do"
ChaUders Get There the second elias, pel.an. ~
tmrtytOur minutes; Captain Charles Gurus cal
the thIrdclas pcnnant with his Glide; ume' 'AIt'
fI.ga. inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

LOCKroRT, " Y Feb. Gpecia-)-Tl ahhuai
rcIOrt OF the United 81 atcs Custom House al Su7
tension Brdgo for l'.7 has been made publi' pS
Cue o. w Cutler. This Is the largest Ol iho
lnl%nd ports OF TIC country and last years "oI~
is advance OF previous years. The summary y az
iUioWs alue lmpOr, All n, FJ,5Ou,'Ol 9-s,-',u
dues, l,lG5,0O G2 number Of entries I'll" =
number OF bonds, 205s, numbcs Of vessels ehi'Io",
g1O. number of vessels cleared, Sol numbcF OF cars
sealed, 90 30s, weight Of contents In gross tons"
o3o, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
p1cKErs OF THE cIGARMAKERs ARRESTED

4 big meeting of the striking clgarmakers was held
o Rose II Hall at second and Twenty y-ourth-st,
Yesterday. 1t was a meeting of protest and condem
nation In the morning four of the pckets that had
been on duty a. Gutenberg Brothers factory keeping
away apple for work were arIcs Ell Herman
Ottenie efg made the complaint against the pckets
{ a re Myers and Mary Haverack were the Two girls
that Wcle taken to the police court ana with them
were tyo men One OF the former was charged with
vio tly as~auting another grl on her way to work
Tnc charge against the four pchetS was coilspLaey
Jus lee eide, after hearing IT," storie, OF the cigar
max is AMI Mr. Ottcnb,rs discharged the prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

Pittsburg Feb (Special)-Ihc price of The classes
Of flint glass made by the men now on a strike has
advanced from 10 to % per cent. Those manufact-
urers who refused to affiliate with the Manufacturers
Association and close their factories are reapng a
rich harvest They have all the orders they can fill at
their own figures. \ retail glassware dealer stated
to-day that IL difficult To get certain kinds OF table
ware aud that what Is on the market demands fancy
prices. am only purchasing' said he for the
Immediate demands OF my trade, for think the strike
Will not continue much longer. number OF the
smaller manufacturers are becoming restless"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
nnrsncn Ix nrr.HOrSe MlcnLNrRY

PIrrsFiEIp Mass. Feb. (speciall.-Jamcs Mooney
Vas Killed I'm the dye house at Arnolds print works In
North Adams about 10 o'clock today. lie was clean
ing revolving iron plate about five feet D diameter.
mi. hand was caught between the pulley and the plate
and MS arm and shoulder were crushed and the bones
of the upper Of his body broken He died almost
Inst antly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
TO SETTLE TIE FLLNr GLASS STRIKE.

s'PITTsBURG, Feb (SpecaD. D.Negotations for settle
ment of the strike in the flint glass industry will he
begun on Wednesday. The American Flint Glass Union
Committee has formally notified to the Manufacturers
Executive Committee its williD to in confer
that date the alVsdbility of opening the
scale Will be discussed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
STRIKERS WARNED BY A SHERIFF.

Pttsburg, Feb aD.-Thrty policemen pro-
tected the colored wormcn at the Solar Iron Works
this afternoon. There crowd of . 600 idle men
and boys. but trouble prevented by the police
Ihr first sheriff has issued Proclamation of warning
to the strikers. Policeman Friedman has been ar
res ted the man who shot young Kinney OH saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
TIIrFr AMERICANS INU'RED

Glasgow Ieb. G-Dr. stephen and his wife snC
Mr. Robertson, Americans, were being driven 10 The
Central Depot 10 catch a train this morning when m,
horse attached to their carriage boiled and threw tn
occupants out All three injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
AUSTRIA IN TIE WAKE OF HER ALLY
NO WAR ~ SIGHT. But HERE MUST BE MORE
SCLDIFES AND NEW GUNS.

NO WAX n sIGIlI, But IIIEKE MUST 81 MORE
SCLDIFES AND NEW GUNS.
VIENNA. Feb G.-At the sitting of the Budget
Committee to-day the Minister Of War declared
that an increase of the staff andwchr officers was
absolutely necessary, and he would therefore ask
an extra credit Of 100000 for that purpose. II
was equally necessary that the number Of landwehr
Monarchy was above all dcsirouS Of peace but 10
preserve the interests Of the treaty just published
il was necessary 20 follow the example of other
mowers The Government only asked what was
Indispensable. which must he distinguished from
the adoption Of measures Threatening To other
states lie announced that Ec would ask the
Delegation for credits to provide the army and
the landwehr with new rifles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

Akron Ohio Feb. & Especial. Seneca ;. Toiman'
age forty five worth 100000, to-day Killed himself
I'm hl, cAn in the Medina County jail by stuhins a
handkerchief into his throat. In August. lH7' W.
shot his cousin, Thomas &. Eriggs also Ncaiiiy
farmer. lie had been sentenced 10 seven years III
the uenitcnary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

denominations, upon organized effort In support oil
the prohlbory law. A Central Committee was after
ward formed with Mr.. Mont gOmery General super
take charge Of the public mass meetings ana
other methods OF concentrating the moral sentiment I'D
the State. \ Finance Committee was also appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
4 STRIKE NOT FEARED At CARGoYDALE-

Carbondalc, Eel tspccal.(-lhe danger Oh d
strike in this region has been greatly masi''hed
\ leading Knight of Labor said; "Ihe men VINO are
at the head OF the organization Ia ms Naey arr , 'T m
.rtH q. iys and while thr advance III N@s,i W., w. 10 10
a,l,,1 for vOu may b, assuIet that IL WI "o' oo
a, i..n.!a demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

tjaSFOw, Feb G.-Mr. Watson, tho designer Of the
cutter Thistle, has completed the design of cutter
Sil.lar to tho Thistle but 20 e blt Of composite in
stead of steel lie has also finished the dcs gn Of stcc
Yacht, which Will have a ccntrc-bOafd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

TO SUPPORT PROHTBITTON ~ RHo"E iSAAN H.
Providence. Feb. G-The Rev. Hugh Montgomery TO
day addressed vi minister's representing ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
Sr,rMoNED BIZ MIR. PARNELL.

London. Feb G-Mr. ParnciI has summoned hi
party 10 a meeting in the Parliament Buildings. al
II O'Clock u. rsday morning. prior to the opening
the House of Commons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

spoken on January 80 in latitude AZ north' ong
tude 40 west All the blades OF her propeller had been
lost and she proceeding under sail In an eaS'erS
direction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07

A SYNDICATE TO EFFECT A RUSSIAN LOAN
LoNDo Feb. Tt is stated that a French. Bel
gian and Dutch syndicate has agreed to ncgoti-
ate a Russian loan Of 200 900, 900 roubles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
THE STEAMER BoRDERER DISABLED.

LONDON, Feb. 6.-The British steamer Borderer. Gap
tain Maney which left London January 10 for Boston,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
40 ULriMArrNIv THE TREATY.

Some people have sought TO find an ultimatum
Or threat in the publication Of the treaty. IL Is
nothing of the kind The treaty is the
expression Of the community of in
tcrcsts Of the two contracting parties.
This it was we wished the world TO know. Not
this treaty only but also that with Italy is the
eXprcS>iOn of common interests and common efforts
to avert common dangers and TO maintain peace.
Austria followed this thoughtful policy in ! 20
in resisting the cutrcatics Of France 20 come for
ward against the Gcrmans. Austria IS our natural
ally in dangers which threaten us from Russia and
France
NO NEED TO FEAR THE HATRED OF RUSSIA.
But there rs need 70 fear the hatred OF Russia.
No wars wagcd from mere hatred. for other
wise France would have 10 he at war with Italy
and the whole world. The strength we possess
will reaSsure our public opinion and the nervous
ness Of the bourScs and the press Our task now
is 10 strengthen tins strength We must Of course
have tle best Of weapons fOr the fathers of fam
iIies who will have To serve under the present
hills with the aid Of which We shall he able 10
nace a million good soldiers on each Of our from
tiers Behind them stand our reserves. 1t must
NOT be said that others can do te same. That
Is INST what they can not 90 W" nave the ma
tcrjal not oulV Tor forming ah enormous amry
hut for furnishing u "'h "in''rS
We have CORPS of officers such as no other power
has When we undertake a war 1t must be peo-
ple's war which all approve, as in 1870. IL we are
attacked then the faror Teat0Hicas VIII II me ont
No one can make hcadway against that.
RUSSIA WITHOUT A PntTEXr FOR WAR;
"Ncither consciousness of our strength nor nope
of victories can restrain us from our peaceful
efforts. | hope we shall remain at peace with our
neighbors, especially with Russia, which has no
pretext tor a war The spy affairs with France are
not worth considering. No one begins war for TIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-07
THERE WAS SOME poDGING DONE.

II is remarked that although Prince bismarck
in his speech in the RcichStag denied that the
Austro-Gcman treaty had been published as a
wanina TO Russia, he omitted TO reveal the true
motives for its publication; and further that
he made no reference TO the relations between
Austria and Russia.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Ve9ctabiIT Suppc.

8lar Suppe. s en- Suppefiebel
bnlbes Ell Quart fosenbe Sanb. s Ii.
seiture Stptfer upifiares en- 9urnip, en-
ipb Yotet, en- alminbelis Iotet ps en-
Tomato, buortil Der fpres en- 9betot
Bonner, en- meb sgrter, os Mais Of el
ar. Nlt bette lasses i @anbet os fosea
en- Time. 9ernait tiliattes en- Yini
Melt. On Spiieite Susbsmel brunes
en- nnSe Smsr. Sette rsres pp i Sup.
pen, iom M ierperes.
2sssSuppe. Sfral os baf I'M en-
tor 2ss. 9as 2 llnSer Smsr i en- Ste.
sepanoe; lab bet imelte, bau iaa 9sseu
op beri, os ites ben, foo ben bliper brun.
acs oerneit en- Quart Melt os en- Quart
Sanb iammen, leg 9ssen up beri, ps
fab bette imaafpse 20 Winuter. arpbrs
iaa benne Suppe meb Salt os Iepper,
% ierper ben BARN.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Wiooei mob 8ranofaar.

Deb ct Tilfalbe bar man opbsset, at
be ~i9bpanlise 1reful ct bet b,bite Wios
Def mob Branbiaar. Naar man logger
ct Stpfte folbt 7ratul paa ct 8ranb,
iaar, ppbsrer Smerterne siebliffelis, os
laoer man 8uIet lisse paa ca. l Zine,
beles Saaret. Hette iimple Mibbel bar
itaaet fin Yrspe mango @anse, os, ba
bet 10 baabe er bi1ist os uIfabelist, for
tjener bet iifferlis at bliue iorisst.
Wob Sranoiaar iiubes usiaa ct anbei
fraitist Miboel nemlis 9gssebpibe.
9uiten %foraariaser Betanbelie / Saar,
men ben burtis tsrfenee @ssebpibe sans
ner en- Sinbe, iom bulber 2uIten ube.
Osiaa mob Mapebetenoelie er sgsse.
bpibe ct ubm9,tet Mibbel. Spiben al
ct 9gs, pispet meo eler uoen Suffer,
% neblu9lset paa en- Sang, uirfer bar
menbe % miloner 8etenbelier. 20 e1er
bsiit tire sgs ON 9asen er / 8eselen
moi, ps uosigr iamtibis en- let, pasienbe
6ebe for Spse.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
,Sporleoes man fan taae Seil.

Bismard bar ing Nsiesior, en- al
bons S~efjenbte en- uns Dame, par en-
ferret Sfjsnbeb. 5pralbrenes Sober
arenieoe til binanoen ps 8rrnene bar
poret op iammen. Sismard fslte plubs
ielis, at ban elfebe jim 8arncomspen>
inbe os siOrbe benoe, ubeK at afpente i'm
aniattelie, ralft ct 9g9tefabstilbub.
Gn liseiaa burtis 8urp par Soaret.
Jrpfenen ptreos fig berben, at Sismard
piitnof bar en- meset ~elifuerbis Manb
men en- Manb, ipm bare uar Isiesior,
pilbe bun life babe. Sun fplte, at bun
bar falbst til at inbtase en- bsiere Stils
ling i Ssrben. Sort efter astebe bun
en- sammel Sberit os bsbe for life lense
iiben ion gnfe. gun bauoe bog lepei
lanse moi til at frnne bore 8ibne til
ben forbauienbe 9~sbebane, iom baubs
siort ben al benbe iOrimaaebe @llter til
GurOpas mastisite Statsmano.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Gn ubeloi9 Saaoniart.

2uitifipperen grnit Spring foretos
fra Berlin meb Balloneu "Giftpria" en-
Spitisnins. Der fit ct ubelbist &eiultat.
9a bet blaite ftarft, pilbe 9uftIfipperen
ct 8parter efter at ban bar gaaet til
geirs after itise neo, men Ballonen, Der
balebe peb en- Sernbaneltation, Tom /
8oliiiOn meb 9elesraftraaoene, Der tar
be 1ouse, Tom iorbinoer @onbOlen meo
8aIonen, miot ooer. 9enne, Der MI
bar blepen fri, bepeoe fig meb iuienoe
Salt til Seirs os. fOripanbt / 2uften,
mebens Sprins meb @Onoolen itprteoe
til Soroen. 5olf ileoe til Os fanot
9uftifipperen lissenbe paa Soroen i en-
pntelis 9ilitanb. pan bar belp afz
mestis, funoe neppe tale, bar iaaret paa
Here Steoer al 9esemet, us ipntes oss
iaa at buue Iaaet inbre 9elipusr. San
~forlanste at fDres tilbase til "Sutbs
Qpfale", buprfra Spitisninsen bar lore
saaet, oa ban life uiloe brinses paa so
lpitalet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
On foloial @lobus.

9er fpnitrueres / benne 9tp / 8aris
en- Soroslobus, iom oil blipe en- al &u=
ripiiteterne paa llotiainsen i 1889.
Den fremitiler ifplse "5isaro" Sprber
/ en- Wiaiontebel Stprrelie os pil blipe
40 Weter / @jenneminit.
Snitiatipet til bette Nrbeioe er taaet
at Or. 5ilon, 0ireftsr for Sor9erlto=
lerne os Or. @orbeau, Snsenisr.
@loben oil TONNE til at inbeboloe en-
Sol, Der fan rllnn,e omtrent 800 Mens
METER os oil oreie fig ensans runot i
"A Elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
SmaasTotitier.

Gus paa aalue % llusbeite er sr
Hem Tlase for 9prene, us beriOr ifal
Der sipes ct 8aab berimob.
8os ct Eunb Gobafs. 8labe i en-
@alIon Sanb for ct 8uarters Glib, %
blano berueit 5 Gallons 8anb BERTH.
Naar bette bar itaaet en- lib, iaa BET
Sele er siennemtruffet at 3obafsiaften,
ba uaf bet paa 9pret ueb Sielp al en-
Suamp eller en- Ssrite.
On Sfefulo 2erpentinplie i Sanoet,
bppri bpib Bait foses. bioraser betpee.
til at sjsre benne imut bpib.
Bletter at Sosnimsrslie paa aipler
tases fuloit9nbis al ueo at snises meb
Sebe o. lunfent 8ano, bpori Der blaus
bes en- liben Smule Smsr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
CARMEN ,6nlet Dg 6apen
Tort oa pariat zfptri

fafsr man fig pua fslsenbe Raabe.
Npe Stspler tases life | Yrus itrar,
men mau bsr laoe benz banse let parmt
Barelie ct Bar Gage elIer lesse benz /
ct 8inbu, bpor Solen thinner paa, foo
Saalerne siennemuarmes soot. Or MI
bisie siennemtsrre. ba boloes fost Gin.
ollie (Walerolie) lanss Ranbsn Of Saas
len, rurbt belle Stsplen, iaa Dlien rim
Der inb meIem Saalen os Dperleberet,
os baabe S%aaleranben Os ben nebre Del
al bette bliuer sobt inboIiet; osiaa belle
Saalen uuber % Salen maa inbimsrea
sobt. Saa l9sses after Stsplerne
Sulen, boilfet sisr, at Dlien treifer int
| 29beret os tBrrer. On iaaban Snb,
imprins bsr sjentases enbnu en- Sang
efter ct Bar 0ases 5orlsb, Os ba oil
Sfotsiet p9re uanbtet, men BAR man
saaet ! Ssle ON Gasen, bsr bet aiuaIfes
ON aitenen baabe paa Suerl9oet Oe
Saale, aitGrtes os faa 9io til at tgrre
lao lmsrer man benz spbt IND, belit met
Sdanben, baabe Saale os Sperleber,
iiar mac Smsrelien ifaffes sObt IND oet
aanten Of Saalerne. Stspler bs5anba
let paa benne Maabe oil part bobbeli
iaa lense, ps man oil altio saa ter pac
8enene, @oset, iom er afben itsrite 8e.
tpbnins for Selbrebsn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
Cob Gatiup.

Tsd mOone Tomatoes, tint pp
ltnarne.
l 9befop fplot meb iinbattet 9ss.
l 1befop figblftst 5rs al Naiturtium
l 9befOp reuet 8epperrob (horsera.
dish.)
2 rgoe Tepper, tint bafteoe.
l Tbefup belt Sennepsirg.
5befpp Salt.
l flor Spiieife fort Yepper.
l Quart Goitfe.
9anel( cinnamon)os Nellifer cloves
eiter Gns esen Sn,as. Spennepnte be
bpper insen apsniHs.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
q igbet.

grit aiso er iaa ffrsbslist!" iser
Du unb fplbenbe, n9iten oeltasenoe;
9u tanfer Big bet ipast os lioenoe
men nei, min Yen, On beoraser Els -
bet er netOp oa itarft os iarois til OF
nuie Dis!-
Dppfrele.
Sor lin glIfebes Sfplb Opofrer mar
UT, men for Cub 9ioet eller Sntet! =
Suorfor? 5urbi, at 9u life Glitter
Cub. -
Chen.
Ofte bliper ben lenslte Sepetlo ION
en- tort 9rsm, men Of, ofte bllper ei
Rieblif / benhe 9rgm lOm I'll er
Guisbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

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SnsSffaliHa boz tf R Money Orders. Registered Letters ,nu grIr
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rSsis" sss .tDut grvr,s,'CtRt.
Sof%s"es 'snstt aintnosIias prsss ha ussisr,u iRt r,s nd,sax
Sa sanstr al isasann' 1uS' su Isi, Yaa pdsn
Sne's"Strs "' Vst', ii Rs'n. 's im, tr ca,n,tssr,p, ..srsss. IL.
siauss.
'n lii. 1Hsbashns Hn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26
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SnH originate go;tu; sris s5 Gea,s, 5 pogu .. !
s'aa'' % ins's ! aa' agottdr. San esiaa q5slse
's "'Siase'isH al Stssa pts at ,iIrJip,
TIE CHARLES A. VQGLER Co, Paltinon. Nd
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-26

m9rft, n1ar Der inter SDo er Ouet DEL.
sc be mestise 8jerse, be tbroner /
beres maieitetiite Sbibeb; ben epise
Sne breoer fig ION en- slimrenbe 5prftes
faabe ON beres Sfulcre; men beres
Sti0nbeo er Sc, beres garisbeo er ben
folbe 0sb.
Oper benz ~iuntler Witenitlernen milbt
os penlist; ben er itprre % iiooer bsiere
END oft berneoe; ben lpier enbnu; naar
oft paa Dor Serb er inbbpdet / Nattens
Msrfe; maieitatiF us itiae saar ben
ubinbret fremab paa i'm umaalelise
8ane. - Men - enbos ON ben itaar
Der i~freuet: Simlene futile forsaa!
Soab er pei iaa iorbiif Storbeb!
Suao er pei bet S~fjgnneite, Serlisite os
StOlteite Der paa Suro!
6uab er pei 2iuet! -
St Huit / Sluet;
ct Spill al 8rRfter,
Som bigger efter
gn Guisbeo!
. euise Mprsenitjerne, oprino gu /
nit Sierte, It'll bets llro % gin bet
Spite! -
Stpre Nanoer.
& tore Nanoer, iom bile bpit til
ueirs! letter @oer fun paa @oers bgie,
iuebebe!tsoe Sierstinber, i"tirrer fun
paa beres isnenbe Stipnbep. Ser fun
itolt neo / be itiQe Dale opbt unber
@oers 5sbber! Gerpppe umiuier gins
ben goer irilt os irit, men - osiaa
tolet.
Seroppe ituar s eniOmme, opbsieoe
us fore = euer imaa, ON s iaa bile.
= Seq ipretr9ffer 9alen, buor Bloms
iterne boyer, buOr Slerterne Iuar os
bppr ginene tale.
2ibeler.
Sulen fan itiule fig ior os, men Den
iluttes life. Naar bet mgrfe Sfpoaffe
ipnoerripes, treber bens flare 9ps after
irem, % Ter penlist neb til Dig. Sab
Oh cerfor trsitist uueir fpmme %
uueir saa; Der .er On, iom itaar ueb
8Oret, Der er gn, Der filler Stormen.
Sps 9p us Sfjul bos bam, inotil 0u
ensans iaar Dit 9iem Oper eiOeliernss
Serben. Obi fun bet 9pbe bar Ssibs
% fun 9ioelierne bar en- Simmel.
Sreiter.
On ristis Tral er liseiom en- spb
Stptte. 9an trafer altip lise i bet
forte Mibtpunft; bpao CT bet ba for
@iotpunft iUm Srbets Bile ubIfuot fra
Sr9bifantens Snanb ital trafe? =
Spnberens Sjerte. gu nel, 9eier,
iaa iOrbitres life ON Yilene traffer Dig,
men fig: 81 bar en- ristis Brett.
Selbrebelieu.
3aur Sub after iDreS us tilbase fra
Srapens Rano til 9iuet, ba er ri Tom ct
S%iltersarn, builfet bans almaatiae
Saanb enbnu en- Gang %ubtaiter / bet
fore Sao. Os tai Serren Iaa naite
Sang oraser Dig up, n,aa Gu ba, gu
arme Wennefe, meobrinse mere END ct
ipnberreuet Net.
Gen ibite 9g
Den iioite sgre! - il ben maa ale
u9re meS at oiie ben Ifosbe. Den fioite
w re! - bub! bet lpber iaa folbt.
SpprfOr? 5rrpi Der iielben er nusen
alsrlisbse meo; tbi ben iibite 8ierliss
heS tantes Der tibet paa.
9illie.
Vt babe en- iait Sinie, ium iraitia
slsnnsmirrer, bpao man snItsr, bet er
m enneitelis fort.
Wen al bpie i'm Iaite 8iaie unber BET
&etts % Sance. bet er subbpmms.
liz tort. (Marc. IA. 36.)