davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
WITH A BROKEN SKULL.
A Robertsville Negro Dangerously
Wounded by His Rival.

A Robertsville Negro Dangerously
Wounded by His Rival.
James Golden (colored) is at the Georgia
Infirmary badly wounded and is likely to
die. Saturday night between 10 and II
o'clock Golden and another negro, whose
name was unknown, engaged in row at
the corner of Wilson street lane and Sims
street, during which Golden received a
severe blow on the head, crushing his skull.
He was taken to the house of cousin, on
West Boundary street, where he remained
until Officer Higgins could notify Sergt
Kilourhy to send an ambulance for him.
He was taken to the Georgia Infirmary by
Officer Maher.
DR.. Myers, who treated the case, said last
night that the negro has been speechless
ever since he was carried to the 1nfirmary.
There is a severe confusion on the forehead
and the skull is thought to be considerably
fractured. There is little hope of his re-
covery.
The difficulty between the two negroes
grew out of n wordy quarrel over a Sims
street woman. Both men were playing the
devoted and from all appearance Golden
had the inside track. This angered the
other man and he sought revenge by blows.
The affair has stirred the neighborhood in
which Golden lives and his friends are on
the lookout for the man slayer The police
have also been instructed TO keep a close
lookout for him
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
Funeral of the Late L. N. Falligant

The funeral services of the late Louis "
Falligant took place from the First Baptist
church at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Rev. J. f. L. Holmes conducted the SER
vices in a very impressive riIanner. The
selections, cart Thou Weary" Asleep in
Jesus" and Rock of Ages" were sung bv
Mrs. Wade, Miss Muslin aud Mes,rs.
Readick and Frierson Mrs. Gustin pre-
sided at the organ. After the services at
the church the coffin, covered with pretty
wreaths, was taken to Laurel Grove. where
the interment took place The pall-bearers
were: DR.. C. G. Schley, 5. z. Good Ain,
James W. McAlpin, Frank Bsttey, Rob TT
Van Wagenen, John Robinson, Harry
Dreese and Harry Krenson.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
WILL GIVE $500.

The Morning News Subscription to an
Exposition Building.
The suggestion in the MORNING NEWS
that the Floral and Art Association should
erect a handsome exhibition building has
apparently touched the right chord and a
number of members Of the association, and
other citizens who are not members, have
expressed their hearty approval of tho pro-
iect, and have offered to subscribe to fund
for that purpose A popular subscription,
payable in small monthly INSTALL
ments, would, doubtless, furnish all
the money necessary TO pay for
site and erect "A suitable building 1t would
be paving inves tment, as a building like
that suggested is greatly needed in Savan-
nah. The MORNING News will head list
for thepurpose with subscription of $500,
and thinks it can promise two or three more
subscriptions of a like amount.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
IN THE TRUCK GARDENS.
The Shipping Season Fairly Begun
The Crop Outlook


The Crop Outlook.
The shipping of Savannah vegetables has
now fairly begun. The shipments of green
peas and cabbages were quite heavy last
week, and will be much larger this week.
The first new potatoes of the season will be
shipped this week.
Savannah cucumbers were in the market
Saturday
The truck gardeners say that last weeks
showers Lave largely increased the general
crop prospects, and have been especially
beneficial 10 early potatoes and peas The
prices these articles command in the North
ern markets still rule high.
Strawberries were little more plentiful
in market Saturday than on any previous
day this season.
Judging from the profusion of blooms
this will be big blackberry year. Coun-
trymen say that the bushes are now in full
bloom, and that they never knew them to
be so prolific. They also say that good
blackberry season means a good year for
crops in general. On the whole the pros
poets are that truck gardeners will find
farming very profitable this year, the pres
ent and rotating crops only wanting occa-
slonal showers to increase the harvest. This
they are likely to get during the month, as
a dry April is not common thing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
COLUMBIA TO SAVANNAH.
Resolution in Favor of the Projected
Railroad Between the Two Cities.

Resolution in Favor of the Projected
Railroad Between the Two Cities.
A meeting of citizens of Allendale, S. c. g,
and the surrounding country, was held
Saturday fog the purpose of giving express
sion to their views in regard to the pro-
jected railroad from Columbia, s. c., to Sa-
vannah via Blackville, Barnwell, Allendale
and Lawtonville.
|. L: Tobin, Esq, was called to the chair
and w. A. All, Jr,, acted as secretary.
Speeches were made by prominent citizens
of Barnwell and Hampton counties, among
them Gen. johnson Hagood, Robert Aid
rich, Esq, Hon. John Lawton, Representa-
tive from hampton county in the State
Legislature, and Senator l.. w Youmans,
of Barnwell county A great deal of en-
thusiasm was manifested, and the following
resolution was unanimously adopted:
ReSOiced, That we the citizens of Allendale
S. G., and surrounding country heartily indorse
the route of the proposed railroad from Column
bia to Savannah, through Backville, Barnwell,
Alendale and Lawtonville, and pledge our earn
est efforts to further the completion of the en-
fernriSR.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
Local Personal.

J.W. Smith, of Minnie, is at the Marshall
NJ. +. Vickers, of Allentown, is at the
Screven,
r NJ. Kimball, of Scarboro, is at the
Screven.
c. r. zipperer, of Valdosta, is at the
Harnett.
G. f. Clarke, of Statesboro, is stopping at
the Harnett.
Chas S Harris, of Cuthbert, is registered
at the Marshall.
B. +. Wilcox, of Wildwood, is registered
at the Marshall.
j. NJ Shearer, of Quitman, is registered
at the Harnett
c. NJ. Chase, of Townsville, is at the
Marshall House.
c. w. Dunn, of Bailey, is stopping at
the Marshall House.
j. NJ. Atwood, of Darien, is stopping at
the Marshall House.
c. G.. Lambert, of Atlanta, is registered
at the Screven House.
w. NJ Crooshank, Of Greenville, S. c., is
at the Marshall House
John d H. Alexander, of GAINESVILLE, is
stopping at the Harnett.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Lehman, Of Jacksonville.
are at the Screven House.
w. 5. Anderson, of Washington. d. c., is
registered at the Marshall
MesSrs l.. H. and II. A. Smith. of
Millen, are guests of the Screven House.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

PATRICK CLARK. an inmate of the Bozeman,
Mont, poorhouse, born in Ireland in 1880.
Daniel O'Connell uprising of 1858, and both he
and his father were sentenced to transportation
to Botany Bay The sentence of the elder
Clark was carried out, and he served seven years
his full term. His son, however, was more
Fortunate being saved from a similar fate by a
Miss O'Flaherty, daughter of a captain in the
British army, and an attendant upon the Queen,
who interceded in his behalf, because the elder
Clark had once saved her fathers life. He is
small of stature, and although it is apparent he
is a man of great age, the fact that he last year
knocked man down for fancied insult proves
that he has not lost all of his physical strength
yet.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
Music, Refreshments and Dancine.

The young ladies of ST. Patrck's church
will give an entertainment at Masonic
Temple on Wednesday evening, at which
refreshments will be served and those fond
of tripping the light fantastic can spend a
pleasant hour. An afternoon festival will
also be given for the children at the colored
church, corner West Broad and Stone
streets, commencing at 3 o'clock The Ma
sonic Hall entertainment will be both musi-
cal and vocal and very interesting pro.
gramme has been arranged for the occasion
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

Wilhelm KoPF. who worked for thirty years
10 gunpowder factory in Warsaw came to
this country few weeks ago to find employ
ment at the same business here. He went to
factory on the Canadian side of the Falls and
astonlshed the workmen by declaring that he
ate four ounces of gunpowder every day. and
had done so all his life This he claimed was O
charm which insured his safety while engaged
in his dangerous occupation. Kopf said he had
been blown up three times, but beyond losing
one eye. all his teeth, an arm, and part of one
foot, he was all right. On each occasion all of
his fellow WOrkmen were killed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
AuBERrIN. the man who fired a revolver at M

AUBERTIN, the man who fired revolver at NJ.
Jules Ferry in the lobby of the Chamber of
Deputies and who is still the tenant of cell No
at Mazas, has just concluded a literary effort
entitled Appeal to France and to the Whole of
Europe: Second Warning to Bismarck" Au-
bertin states that he himself already holds
thousands of bombshells in reserve for the
Prussians. He has also written to NJ Bonchez
Procureur General. and has composed a piece
of verse expressly for his counsel, NJ. Demange
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
ATLANTA TO THE SCRATCH.
Another Club Admitted to the State
Base Ball League

The Atlanta Base Ball Club organized
Saturday night, and yesterday President
Bailey, of the State League, received tele-
gram from Mr.. Steve Postel, Pres. dent Of
the club. asking admission to IN league
which will be granted. The Schedule Com
mittee will meet in this city on THURSDAY
Each league city will have "a representa-
tive in persia. The regular season will
open Monday, April H. Columbus. Atlanta,
Augusta and Savannah now compose the
league, with Macon yet TO enter An effort
will ais be made to enter Charleston anna
teur club.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

The next meeting Of the State Board of
Pharmacy will be held in Macon on April
l6. All applicants for examination for
license as druggists should be on hand there
and then At the last session Of the Board
it was determined to pr secute all parties in
the State who are compromising or selling
medicine without IA license from the State 10
do So, and all who are carrying on business
in violation of the law, would do well to APP
pear before the Board and properly qualify
themselves. The official announcement APP
pears elsewhere
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

Atflicts nearly every one in the spriHg. The
system having become accustomed TO the
bracing air of winter, is weakened by the
warm days of the changing season, and
readily yields to attacks of disease. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is just the medicine needed. Ii
tones and builds up every part of the body.
and also expels all impurities from the
blood. Try it this season.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

The Hendys Of Yamacraw, defeated the
Reynolds Of Old Fort yes erlay afternoon
by score Of II to :. The batteries were
Corish and Mcdonnell for the Hendys. and
Moriarity and Mccarthy for the Reynolds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

values. / regard Depew as the strongest
man next to Sherman"
1t was said at the hotel that Mr.. Nichols
appetite was exceedingly good. He fire.
meal and drank bottle Of wine with his
dinner every day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
TO BOX FIFTEEN ROUNDS

Prof. Gus Meyers to Meet tho Toronto
Champion This Week.
A l5-round glove contest has been arranged
tween Prof. Gus Meyers, Florida's cham
pion sparrer and Frank Murphy, of To-
ronto, Can, to take place at the Theater
this week, on Thursday night The
match is for $3.50 side, IS per cent. TO
the winner and p per cent to the loser.
Murphy's manager is Mr.. Joseph Williams,
ice Cream Jim, a colored Florida sparrer.
will meet Il Savannah sparfer at the same
time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

Try my Coffee and Tea and you will
never be disappointed. A fine limo of Plain
ami Fancy Crackers. Call and be con-
vinced j. s. +. BARBOUR,
Barnard and New Houston streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
Election To Night.

The legal election for Captain and First
Lieutenant Of Company A, $. V. G. takes
place IN sht between and Q o'clock. All
the members of tho company are requested
Co BE- Pc ~ and vote.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

Headquarters for cool beverages, Ice
Cold Beer on draught, BudN eiser, Faust
and National Export Beer on ice.
j. S. +. BARBOUR,
Barnard and New Houston streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

A MAN named Post and woman named Stump
were married sometime ago by a preacher
named Lockwood, in little town in Maryland.
They have a boy now named James Lamp
Post
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
BANKS.
-~-~-~~-~---~----~1--.~1- S1SoC.O-~--~~-~-~-~~~~~
NSSlMMEE CITY BANK

KisSimmee City. Orange County, Fla
CAPITAL $50,0OO
FVNRANSACT regular banking business. 1lts
Il particular attention 10 Florida colectlola
Correspondence zcl'cted. Issue Exchange OF
New York, New Orleans, Savannah and JaeR
sonville, Fla Resident Agents for Coutts e g
and Melville, Evans & Co., Of London, EngAh1
New York correspondent; The SeaSoAN
National Bank.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
Ladies Attention.

Gray & O'Brien received a now shipment
on Saturday last Of MORE Silks, which they
propose selling at Soc worth 81 a yard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
Weather Indications.

Special indications for North Caro-
thk lima, South Carolina and Georgia :
Warmer, generally fair weather,
followed in northwest portions by
rain, light to fresh easterly winds, veering
to outherly and increasing in force.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nah, April 8, 1888. and the mean of same day
for fifteen years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

perature 60.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
/ :33 o'clock p. m. yesterday augusta timel
was lis feet-a fall of 0.5 during the past
twentv-four hours
Cotton Region Bulletin for "a hours end
ing q p. m, April s. 1888. 18th Meridian
time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09
LUDDEN d BATES S. NJ. n
SHOWED Under.

THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH l.
Il & r. S. NJ. II. showed Under'' with trade
We don't want the Earth; Got no use for il. HIT
somehow it will pile itself into our fold
When we occupied our present Mammoth
store we congratulated ourselves that AT LAST
we had a store and a working force Iarya
enough TO care for all the trade coming our wav
But we were greatly mistaken. Our big store Is
now crammed with goods from basement tn
loft. Our en- ployes touch elbows The MAST
years trade has clean SHOWED Us Under"
'Swamped Us, worried us, and worn us all
out IN caring for it until we feel like locking tina
doors until we could catch up.
Fact is, our business has grown altogether ton
large to be run well under one management,
Something had to be done, and we have done II
The gossips, who always know more about
our business than we do ourselves, say I'VE
have dissolved, y sold out" Going out of Art
Lines, Giving up Music Trade, etc, etc, adj
hbitum. abSurdum.
Sorry to deprive them of their occupation and
pleasure, but they are way off - this time.
The old ship surges on under its old COM
fnanders, staunch as any craft afioat and in bet
ter condition to weather gales and sail into port
ahead OF all competitors than ever before since
launched in 1870.
WE ARE NOW READY for all the trade that
CAN CONE, and it can't SWAMP US" again
Every Department is STRONG and will be
pushed as never before. What we have done
to what we shall yet do. MIND THAT
Our inventory is over. Our Departments are
in order. Changes have been made. Our store
never looked SO attractive. Our managers are
at the front to welcome you. Our employees
will find time TO attend to your wants and YOU
will be treated with more attention and co1(r-
teSy than ever before. Call and see how We
open up under new management.
Bargains in Every Department.
Bargains in Every Department.
MONEY SAVED ALL.
MONEY SAVED ALL.
Watch Our Future Advertisements.
Watch Our Future Advertisements
Steam is up. Wheels flying. We want your
trade and we know how to get it, viz: Give YOU
more for your money than any one else will or
can, and treat you so cleverly that YOU can't
help but be happy That's our schedule
L.!!.. : b.. Southern MI: i ..:..
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

T' denotes trace of rainfall.
A. +. HAMMER, Signal Corps.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

T*Indcates trace. fInches and hundredths.
Observations taken at the some moment
Of time at all stations
SAVANNAH. Anril 8 a:36 p NJ city time
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

DISTRICTS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-04-09

THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH T.
Il & r. S. NJ. II. Showed Under" with trade
We don't want the Earth; Got no use for it, bnt
somehow it will pile itself into our fold
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

GiternGpnie Innlfe , Nmeriia inoiaIoe,
iom Nrpinser i Bosr / 9anmarf, ps / Til
iRlne al oeres Iso iuotnloes oeres nRrnieii
SlRstutnse:
StoIelarsr az 8rsnperSb Sens Anoerisni
Grpinger.
NHnette Spfi, os Watbilne Gbriitiaul
anut5ou, Gsttre al afbsoe 7ottor / 3brono'
biem, Norse, gb auutSou os Snitru golt
Ratbilce, fsot Gimme.
Gbriitiar 5reosrit Niculai Braid al
San1sD,
Better SEMEN, Ssa al aobberimeo Ibor
hilbert Nuthon SEMEN al Samsg
Mutou Nnoerieu, Ssu Of Soban Nnoerieu
at 0ronuiu9luno o. SuItru Zine Rarie Risl
len UivliIGr.
Stibsfsrer al Seiters Seus Better Hiel'
lens Bprn Norten 8anru N~ielien % Niels
fine airitiue Niellen os oeres Spifeuoe.
8otfreo SenIeu, for co. 20 Nar iioeu reiit
til Nmeritd fra iia Suitru & ten Naris
SEMEN al Jlamboltsbus.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
Gm yto perDttulo Waao.

Nin Some bar peret plaset af Ga
tarrb ! Ouer 20 @ar Os bar liot meset
be iioite 6 Iar, ferenb BUN bespnbte al
BRUCE Papillon (Clarke's extract OF
fax Catarrh Cure. Set meite al 9is
ben Dor benoes Tilitanb meset fritiIf.
Sun funoe fun puite siennem Munben.
8i forlsgte mango aperterebs 9asemibs
Ter uoen 2inbrins, os bapbe opsipet aft
Saab, oa Or. Streeter rdabeoe benoe
til at BRUCE 9eres Catarrh Cure. Oct
sap benbe 2inbrins neiten siebliffelis,
'p9 BUN bar brust bet, inotil ri trpst ter
fise, at bun er albeles bel6rebet. Senz
bes Selbreb bar life pHret iaa sob paa
mango Nnr. @buaro Silpep, Chicago.
2ilialgs hos 6. s. 8eiier, 9ecorab,
Soma, for 81 pr. SLATE eler ienbt opers
aft peo Mtpotaseliea at Briien.
Papillon Company,
az Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

Gbriltiania Sttfteret, 18oe Qlusui.
1888. Sosnmano Sobun Gbrifiauiens Gsps
20. Nfogoes 3 fraparsnoe Ssnner, nentz
Zig: Spren, Nusuit oa Sbeooor Sobanueieu,
bpis Spbplositeo er pp9iuet at uRre Chicago,
inbtaioes.
Rorore Selselanos Stifteret Den
zoe Nusuit 1888 Spet efter aiogbe &pb'
ntnssmauo Hils Sacob grifien greinal al
arogiirano os ejanlepenoe Suitru TebGfto
9crtbea Goualbsoatter al Mp. Den frau9-
renbe grpins 0atteren Souele Maria Nils-
batter / Nmerlfa, inbfaloes.
R9s SprenItriueris Siifteret, uleusater,
25ne &usuit 1888. Soet efter afbso. 5poe-
raabseufe Nnue Soitensoatter Susaaien pa
for oiosoe rs ltef9ue Ole 5inien 'Susaaieu
al N9s 2biasla8. gfternRpnte fraoRrenoe
N,uinser / 8oet, nemlis: 9atteren @nIs
Slsoatter, gift meo Nmuno Satcbien 2pits
lien, o9 Spn~neoatteren Nnorea Slsoatter,
ale / Nmerita, inbtaloes.
SrterSbalens SorenSfrioertes Sftf-
tsret Den 81 Nuauit 1888. Suet eiter afDpoe
Saaromano 9orle SeusieH @eti!saa al Soro-
uRs Spsu. Zen frauGrenoe Nruius Ssnneu
ns Sorjeien, bois @oresie er opsiuet at
prre: Siour G,tp, Soma.
Rois Sorenltriuerembe, 25be Nusuii
1883. Geo Sttftet, iluttet Soe Noubr. 1875,
efter 9aarbmansiolt at Saabgl aaspar Ga
brieIieu @uslano os 9uitru Slaus Iborers-
batter er uplast til ben frap9renoe Nruius
Roalo Sbspen, so Spb. 10 Sfin., iom er
forualtet al Saabpls Suerfprmpuoeri % mer
paalebne Henter uoelproe ben Site 3tcbr
1887 8r. 566.S &c. "a oenne 8apital efter
Carbohydrates Se9ierins er taset uuoer
Glitch banoliu9 / Senbolo til 6. 12te Sfto-
Der 1857 S %, iuofaloes berpeo 3ipalb
ShDpen euer, om ban er ogo, bans Nruin-
ger inotaloes.
Som frauGreuos Nrpjus or iorelsbi9 op=
9ipen 8roneren 9onolfabsmulsr 9aralo
Sae9eu, bulat / New gort.
Seo Stiite / c%eeun9unte 30 er uolast til
ben frooGrenoe NrpiHe 8uHuerius 8abriel'
fen 240 Epo. IS Stia., ipm er forpaItet al
Suabsls Operformpnoeri % meo padlpbne
&enter uosjaroe ben Site 9ecbr. 1887 Sir.
1862 81 ia osune 8apital efter Suerfori
mpnoeriet. BegiGtins er tasen uroer Stiite'
bebanhling iubtaloeS 8unerius @lbrielien,
eIer, ont ban er ogb, bans Nroinser. Som
grping er iorelsbis cp9ipet en- Sos Sutton
@abrielien, boIat / Neiu gorf
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
On litter Spcfulattott

er bet, naar rsas or iorpisiet ON ct beloist
nofalo, eler I'm Oct oSiaa saar baarlist, at
man ba faar ;sIem ibeiminofe fit fsrfte lib.
Log. Baa en- Ylan, filter iom benne, fan
man fisbe fra bore apertereoe 9russifter en-
Jlaife al Or. Sings New Discovery for
2arins. Oct saranteres at brinse 9inbrins
| etbpert 9ilfaloe, naar bet anpenbes mcb
Seio9rlisbeSer Salien, 9unserne os Brp.
'tet, iaaiom 9Grins, 2unses SniIamation,
SrondIt, Gitbma, aisboie, Strubboite oip.
Set er bebaselist at npos % / insen Sen.
icenoe lfaoer, os man fan altlo itole paa bet.
Hrspeflaiter irit bos 8. 8. montgomery
u SO, y
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17
III art

su iarlis slstirieitct. On Giter
-" saarSeier Ssren Wiltellen a
E Ea',orre mep Some biem ira ct Seire
~ nozzle 5%lastniuSe, % aIt off sOot,
!; Ss TOM / ct SSsielfuSs 3Rnsot
Y. 9, ojsm. pa hob paa enaans Bog
+, SlSeles umsiosn at Gutter. oe'ter
6, ool, be Rjsrenoe bieo foltet no,
!, s,n rg oelts fig / to stotftr. o9 Sc
,.ss "a alt anoet Snobolo Nanstes
[',"', IF butter. Soften fanot be peo
a',snsrsn meb aibtutne Sfdsler. 8aa
=. srs qdor haope ben en- rpseR Blet,
Wv n1nrene par iiselom atltrabeoe,
T., sst par pgiaa bet eneIte Wert',
[,r fgnoe ie. 9aSen eiisr bleo ben
~ halt, % Nduoeu Oa aOnen fslie Jig
IT, Il1sn iaisnEem liseiom msrbanfeoe
k,t igr rarmeit no, ION ON Den eltt
IT, straale er fommen neoen'ra os
{, unper 8osnen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-17

&igbenbapn.-@9l. Sueitier Grit WRao'
lens gnte Smilie 1bora, fSot Siloebranot
Nanoeu 1fal GRE opb paa Slottet / aiel
IS4S. acknowledgement / Yeltinbien Suns
Sauieu. YGrtsbusboloer Teber Siiens gnfe
aaren Narie Saeobien eler gbriitenien os'
iaa Nanbeus Nruinser inbfaloes. Sbp.
Scrobruser NieIs Nnoeriens gnfe 8oren
Marie g%briitensnatter al %9iQepRrlpie. Sn1e'
oemefsr Carl 9uouis @rem os t~ioIisere af-
bpoe Suitru Nnine Caroline Warentiue, fpbt
Stabl euer Waal. Nrbeibsmano Sans Carl
Yeoerisn os SuItru @iritine Gbriitiansbatter.
5rustbauolerlfe Sob lnne Warie Sanien.
8osttlbe.-Nne airltine Sacobien al
Setter Saabp % for afopSe Rans Smeo
Sens Sanien. Nit9s,smanb al SnoloelCu
Sens Saccb 8entbsrs gnte Mette 8iiitlne
Sarsontter.
Rpen.- light 3prtbea &iritine gbriiian'
len al Gitermari; benoes 5aoer gbriiiian
5sreoeriflens Splieube cher oisies Nitom int
taloes.
T%aabpra. - S9rtsbusboloer Yfaos
ghriftianien cs SuItru 9Ortbea, isot Gan
fen.
Stanberbors.-Gen nps / 3srrtns of
opoe Nitastsfone @iriten Senseatter, enis
efter gbriiten Waoien.
Yarbe.-Ait9stsmano Niels gbriltenlen
ai Nlslep.
9empia.-Susmano Ntels Better san'
rioleu al Boorggilbus al 6lgnoer.
o fosm,n,lis. arpinsr b,sss spstps. Apor % Haar BE-
or, i,st, Oh ssb,s, ssres ,su, % bsr.s GoraISr,s tulS'
gapu.. soltssu o. 5Orrstuins. o. S,r,s ssst Siast'
yabsiorhoIs til ptstommsnss aiepss. uaar Dc i'rlpe'
srtil ON sisis anmsloslir. Oplssnins'r sn''s >"
hs auiprts DANTE I Aurisa III es'ssse