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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
THE COUNTRY'S CROPS
The March Weather Has Been Untay.
Orable Throughout the Northwest
The Conclusion is That There VIII 10
q Diminished Crop of Winter Grains

WAsHINGroN.-The A pril statistical re-
turns to the Department of Agriculture
relate to the condition of Winter grain
and of farm animals. The season for
seeding was long, three months in some
OF the Southern States, and the appear
anee as Winter set in was uneven, though
the plants were rooted. In the States at
fected by Summer drouth there was SLOW
termination in soil not well pulverized
causing thin stands in such areas. Hence
a superficial impression of condition was
made which trained correspondents saw
at once was deceptive, and that the i'm
palrment OF the status was slight. Later
rains improved the pros pect. In the
Sonth the soil was in good filth, and full
growth was generally good. In the Mid
die States the seeding season was moder-
ately favorable, though in some places the
soil was dry. In California, with some
exceptions, very favorable season for
seeding and termination is reported.
Drouth in Oregon delayed the plants
growth. Only partial Winter projection
was enjoyed in the Northern belt. The
variable temperature of March seriously
injured the plant in tbs central States
of the West and some loss from Winter
killing appears even in Texas On the
Atlantic coast the Winter injury was
very slight. South of Maryland the tenn
perature was mild and favorable. The
present appearance OF the crop is quite
unfavorable. As the spring is late and
present growth Of lete-sown comps
lively small, favorable Spring weather
might make material improvement. The
average of present condition is 81, lower
than IN recent years, excepting only 1888
and 1885, when the averages of the States
of principal production are as follows;
New York, "a; Pennsylvania, so; Ohio, IS;
Michigan, rs; Indiana, rs; Illinois, "a;
Missouri, 62i Kansas, 81. The average of
Texas is SO, and of most of the Southern
States higher, from 81 in Arkansas to 81 in
Tennessee, through the area seed is small
in ali this region.
The condition of rye is much higher,
standing at SO 5 for the entire breadth.
The condition of farm ANIMALS is com
paratively good. There has been some
disease among horses, and hog cholera
has been somewhat prevalent during the
past year in it's usual habitat. The esti-
mated losses from disease and casualties
are averaged as follows for each thou
sand animals; holsss, IS; cattle, 80; sheep,
as; swine, rs.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19

IT is impossible to tell how near Prince
Bismarck and the German emperor came
to a rupture, but it is safe to say that if
the engagement of Prince Alexander and
Victoria, the second daughter of the
emperor, was about to receive the royal
approval, the iron char cellor would do
nothing but retire to private life. The
Bismarckian policy as to Bulgaria is one
of neu trality, so far as practicable. If
Austria calls upon Germany for support
of her declared interests in the Balkans,
Germany will respond; but this Is in &C.
cordance with the treaty of alliance. The
from the hostility long existing between
Prince Alexander and the emperor of
Russia. When the Prince was at the
head of the Bulgarian government, he
allowed the principaity to become Aus
trianized in politics, and the car virtu
ally drove him out of the Balkans. The
present prince ferdinand does not com
mand the special devotion of the people,
and they may a. aDy time abandon hin
and invite Alexander TO return. If ne
should enter Bulgaria IS the son in-Iaw
of the German emperor, Bismarck would
be forced 10 abandon his eastern policy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
A Remarka BILE Case.

The little daughter of A. 0. Swift,
Deputy Postmaster at Nebraska City,
Neb., was pronounced dead from typhoid
pneumonia, and had all the appearances
of death. The mother could It be per
suaded to leave the little one. About 8
O'Clock in the morning her screams of Joy
awoke the household, and several persons
entered the room TO find the child sitting
on its mothers lap refreshed and appar-
emily well. It has improved steadily
since then. The mother says that she
was weeping over the inanimate form
and was kissing the cold lips in an agony
of grief, when suddenly the little one
opened its eyes and the next instant
threw its arms about her neck.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
AFFLICTED POSEN.

Floods and Famine Kill and Drive Quit the
Inhabitants.
BERLIN.--The empress will go TO Posen
to inquire into the condition of the suf-
ferers by floods. Dreadful accounts have
been received from Posen. Two hundred
and fifty villages are in ruins and $1,000
persons are without shelter. When the
dykes at Warthen gave way large num-
Der of lives were lost. The loss in live
stock is incalculable. A famine is threat
ened in Posen, Pomerania and Silesia,
and the number of persons emigrating
to America will soon be enormously in-
creased
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
IN GENERAL.
A QUEER EPISODE

Was the Secret Funeral of Jake Sharp Last
Evening.
New YoRK.-One OF the queerest cpl
sodes that ever occurred was the funeral
of Jacob Sharp, which occurred as $50
last Saturday evening at his late residence.
The utmost secresy marked all the ar
engagements and no one was allowed to
enter the house except by invitations
especially sent by the family. Even the
visitors had evidently been instructed
not to give any information about the
affair, and when questioned denied that
the funeral was taking place.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19

the reigning Emperor, of S150,0O0 a
year, and the use of the palace of Char
iottenberg, and another palace at Potts
dam.
SATURDAYS bulletin at Berlin says the
malady from which the emperor is suf-
fering now appears to be moving from
the back of the larynx more TO the front,
which is regarded by the physicians as a
favorable symptom, because the danger
of the disease attacking the aesophagus
will be thus averted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
RnnSeh fran Inacfinn.

Tie precursor of their disease and destruction
lie kidneys and bladder healthfuIly stimulated
H.. toned with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, &C.
lively resume their functions. Thus Bright's dis
ease. diabetes. catarrh of the bladder and enerl-
resiS are prevented For irritating dluretics, and
those unmsdIcated and fiery stimulantS which,
used even in mo GRAFTON, excite both the renal
.nd veS.cal organs this IS the bast possible sub
st;tIte. 1t Is of botanic COM position, ami so
co.. genial to the stomach, The digestive processes
of which it helps in no ordinary degree that it is
promptly aS>imiated by the system, and its
tone effects speedily felt. Not only does il
remedy inactivity of the Kidneys, but renews a
regul + habit of body. promot.s a due sec elton
and healthy flow of bile into the proper chan
ne'S. and eXpeiS from the circulation acvid pfin-
ca les productive of rheumatism and govt 1t Is
also the leading specific for malarial complaints
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
The Highest Water in Years

RUsHFoBD, Minn.-The flood in the
Root river valley is the highest in
twelve years. The bridge at Peters IN is
gone, also the one above the canal at
Sprague's mill. The canal bank is broken
in several places and the railroad is
damaged all along the river. But one
mail has arrived IN five days. The dyke
ROAD leading from here to Highland
Prairie has been submerged for the long
est Deriod known
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
A Minnesota Murderer to Hang.

The State Supreme Court has denied
the application for stay of proceedings
in the case of Nelson o. Holong, under
sentence OF death at Fergus Falls, Mimi,
for murder. Holong Rill therefore be
hanged. The case is a peculiarly atroc
ious one. Holong assaulted Lily Field,
the daughter of his employer, and then
killed her and fed the body to hogs to
conceal the crime. 1t will be the first
hanging in the history of Otter Tail
county.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
POWDERLY WRITES A LETTER.
He Requests Knights of Labor to Discuss the
Eight Hour Law DispassiOnately with


Eight Hour Law DispassiOnately with
Their Employers.
NEW YoRK.-General Master Workman
Powderly has written letter to the
Knights of Labor throughout the country
in regard to the hours of labor. He ad-
vises the Knights to discuss the eight
hour plan spas5Ionateiy with their en-
ployers. He says that an immediate
change cannot be insisted on, bat this
practical plan should be perfected. He
gays in part: The workingmen and com
mon people generally are the rulers of
our cities and towns and they should as
once begin to make their power felt in
the matter of shortening the hours of
labor of employees in these cities and
towns. The order must not be dragged
into partisan politics, but our members
should take an active part as citizens in
the discharge of their duty at the polls,
and afterward by voting for the men who
favor the shortening the hours of labor
OF employees in municipalities.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
500 TONS OF PILLS A YEAR.
An Estimate of the Number Consumed gac
W eek hY the Human Race.

An Estimate of the Number Consumed Zach
Week by the Human Race.
"There are eleven and one-half tons of
postage stamps sold at the New York
rostofice every year." remarked manu-
featuring chemist to Mail and Elk press
reporter this morning. "Now guess how
many tons of pills are made in the coun-
try every year."
"What have postage stamps tc do with
pillsf"
Nothing whatever, save that each is
useful In its way. ] only cited the post
office vend to give you an idea of the
great weight of small things when consid-
cred in bulk. Give it up? Well as near
y as can be figured they will amount to
over ffty-two tons a year. A ton week
is a fair estimate. Ia England alone
there are 2,OGO,O0O,O00 consumed every
year. Thai reduced to tons would make
about forty. How many are used IL other
countries it would be hard TO say, but the
total estimate would not come far from
$50 tons. Say 500 tons are used year
b : the entire world. The habit of pill
taking is ancient. It is the most con-
venient form for carrying and taking, and
is the most popular. Formerly they were
made by hand. Now they are produced
by machinery. There are few manu-
facturers who make 1,000,0 900 pills week.
Big business, AMT it?"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, April 10 Wheat-Stronger: 7sA
for seller eazh; 1913 for seller May; 500 for
seller June. Corn Quiet; No. 8, 50. Oats
STEADY No 2, white, 35. Rye-Higher No. ], 81.
Barley-DuI; No. 2, rs. Provisions-Firm; Pork
ia * for seller AnriI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
THE BREWERIES MUST GO.
The Decree of the Federal Court to be Carried |
Into fleet

Into feet.
ST.. LOUISA special from Topeka,
Kansas, says: THE decree IN the
Ziebold & Hagelin brewery case, in
which the United States supreme court
recently sustained the constitutionality
of the prohibitory law of Kansas,
signed by Judge Brewer Of the Unit
ed States circuit court. The exec ptions
TO the decree made by the defendants
that the decision of the supreme court
DID not prohibit them from manufactur-
ing beer to be sold in other states, was
over ruled, and the United States marshal
ordered to close up their brewery at
Atkinson as a nuisance
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
GEAND RAPIDS

CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE left an estats
worth 100000. This is no. strictly a
new paragraph, the statement having
been put in circulation sumo days ago.
But the old paragraph that he died, leav-
ing his family nothing is still on its
travels, and the fact may as well be kept
following If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 16-Fiour-Firm, and 5010c
higher. Wheat-Ex tied; opered 5s01c bigner,
fuctuated considerably and closed 134d 1Tc above
Saturday; scss for seller cash; Sis for seller
May; 81 for seller June. Coru-Active and
settled; opened sc higher and after f1uctuatiug
some c'osed 34G5ac higher than Saturday; 553s
for seller cash; 561s for seller May. Oats-Ac-
tive aid higher; 30 II 16 for seller May. Rye-61
for seller cash. Barley-Unchsnged Prime tin
othy-2 .65 Flax seed 1.45 WHISKY Is Pork
Fairly active, strong and higher; 42712 for sci
Ter cash; Il 271a for seller May. Lard-Steady:
7.721297 IS FOR Seller cash; 7215G7,75 for seller
May. Shoulders, 5.75Q6.o0; short clear, 1850
$50; short ribs. 7.90. Butter Easier; creamery,
21G25k; dairy, 22024. Cheese-Lower; full
cream chsddars, 1OAG1o1f; flats, 1o16glO24;
young Americas, 1211216. Eggs-Easer: fresh,
13014 Hides-Urchanged.
Fgour-Recefpts "a 900; shipments, 1909
Wheat-Receipts, 1900; shipments, IS 0oo
Corn-Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 20 0OO.
Oats-Receipts 50 coo; shipments. g. O00.
Rye-R -ceipts. 900; shipments 1000
Barley-Receipts, L, 000. shipments. p, 600.
CHICAGO. April 16.-The Dro7ers' Journal re-
ports: Cattle Receipts, 5000; slow and 5Q1Oc
lower; steers, 3 30G5.05; stockers and feeders
:. 40G3 65; COWS, bulls and mize1, 1899 90;
Texas steers, 3.0094 90. Hogs-Receipts, 10000
slow and 5 a 1Oc lower; mixed. :. 45G5 Is; heavy.
5.5505.85; light, 5.40G5.7O; skips, 3.6oG5.15.
sheep-Receipts. G.OOO; strong; natives, 4C006-25;
western. 475G 25; Texans, I. 75g4.50; lambs 500
G6 so
Pickens County, Ga, has postofiee
named Talking Rock" The origin of
the name is thus -ated: Some one dis
covered IN the vincinity large stone
upon which was painted the words, Turn
me over" 1t required considerable
strength to accomplish this, and when it
vas done the command, Now turn me
back, and let me fool some else," was
found painted on the other side of the
stone.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-04-19

Mrs. Grassi G. Bailey, the only daugh-
ter of Justice HIllyer, committed suicide
a. Washington by taking poison. She
eioped with Balkley a short time since
and separated from him soon az It mar
riage.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09

lOr eano, Der it'e sr opprpuet men no ,or
man ian baaOe bauoist us soot qauo. No
mRtis' Sano fluoes Der nGiten uueralt: Bet
eF iuH 3 al ocm, ies bar ialt mes. iom bor
itnnef pao oaorii9t. Sano fnoes /, en- 3pbne
" ~ III % SOB, Dog er 10 q is 1yoo bet al
miHOslisite.
g'aHit0babnnen ton, berislenuem / 1885
% en- mn er ui litter paa I'll Sommeren, men
Der tales osiaa meset on, to andre. loo her
ollper bantist / iaa Seuieenoe.
VI bar baot sooe Nnrinser, Itoen her bIsp
l%eftlet, unotasen i 1886 "a par her ippr
a0rte, laa ii fit life nOsen Guliuo, men liipr
1oooe oi ct 8ctt 2ur paa ole slaas groorf.
Ter. aorn % ole Slass Sooeoarler oror
Der ltseiaa gOot iom anoetiteos i Wtnueiotc.
% 'tts paa Iungt uar er Der iaa haaroe
Sintre.
Stl Nosen Snite beore Sefeo ON yonbet
Der, oa fan t%iIlfripes mig ener til alr. 9torb.
9aaro, Nenet y. O., @oro Co, 9atoto, euer
til .. Helsaus, Mtenot Z . eler til SO.
bannes aro9en, Bottiueou Y. 8, 9atota.
Se tnolGg9er blot en- GHpelop ca CT Stamp.
r9 De oil fda Spar. Sn9en at De u9uutc
EerIoner oil tribe Gnoet eno ben itlPre
Sanobeo. Ser er fllot op al Ntbeioe at iao
ira Stunt Maanep til Nioten at Ropember
o9 ofte belle Stnteren meo at buase ;saore,
peo lanSs Glpen paa i%aaoanne Steper er bet
9oot nGIten for ale Sla9s 6orretuiuosfplt.
Smeoer, Sfteotere pio. Ser burbe paioa
anlG89e' Here Greamerier lauss glpeu, END.
MI Iinoes Der intct.
2ourner er Gountp Sebet for Rcoenrp;
Der tan en- S~anoioger ioa De npopenoiae Ta
ptrer for nit 9ano li9e / Spens TGrbeo.
unoette9neoe Dor ! bile fra Bpen i Spope1t
oerfrn.
%t bar Der oronet cs / tIrteli9 Ssnieeuoe,
o9 bor Br9ft al rem NorIte Spncoe, nenlia
8eo. :. 9. &ejshus; ueo turtle Wtouutoi,
er 81. 5pnneieu TrGIt; De bar Ses9e mango
TrPoiteplahle.
Sobannes 8. aobperoahl.
&ilorb y. 8. MtcSenrp 60, Eatoia.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
Sre9on % Maibington.

Sussr Tel al 2arSst ttl,ra;,tr ia for 1ie,n iaa mes
gen Cpm1rtiombso iom Qtoutara, Oregon % 8aibtHss
ion; Montana, ioroi BET inGr isrii / Rr''en mto pens
inn Ill Troeu'tiousn al aot, Wstausr; Oregon Yaa
Sruno al itnt ~irustbare Gatitrss, Os &aibgugton Gss
ritorp paG @ruHo al ii mitbe tlima, 1tous. Rul, Utts
HeraItsr. % FIN Utbuuotrli8t qroouttt0u al iJu5t % be
i~or'elias Rorui0rte. GCH 5uritgs Bart al zp0'aus
6aas, Der bar itsrre 9auo'rait ,nb WirueapoIjs, Taco
ma Dso pusst 1ouno. GuoepuHtist for Northern pauh
Sansu, mto 1880 Sub5pssus, 1sattls, 20 9tit Serita,
en- suersiit % triDstis eg. oisi, bar m1r,ti bfuus Tst
al NoroUeittH vso 1tiasbaustpiieu Tom i~arestfs iuo6Ss
bsue, ior benz, bT isset Rs Hgs 6i,m.
gso at itrtpt III 6bos. q. See, General pasitnsu
gs.nt, Iort5eru Padfc NoiIrOab, Ct. PAUL, UltrH.,
UtI ban isnoe iuuitrstO, 9GmpbIttu, Saytr o. Ssssr.
Der i~uosboIo,r ORretiulo. SpIgsHiHsT ON SaH5,i. eu
s~isunemiiRres al bsnHs tore saut ira "a. paul. yiins
%usupolis, Gulutb og aibIQHo III portllns. Oregon, os
Tacoma % SsattIs, 8aibinstou Ter. Tsnus eiHis.
ioruSsu at pare ben ,usiis Ssrubant til S%yo'aus 5aus.
Tacoma % SsaitIs. udar osiaa irsm III be utsti8ts
Stseu Wttuusiota os Gatota, NoutGua, Soabo, Cr,s
sOu os &aibiu9ton; ben saar sisnusm uiaeUaults
imut.s s~Guoitabtr os bar uemG'eot Spli,Uosnt % Cos
Usposns ior aotouiter % yauois8ue. Iise es'Utus
m~sIisbsbu rHoss itts paa uogsn antsu eGnt, bu inlstr
si,uuemsuasnos 5iusitr Ill nROutt 5iatr Os IsrTis
torter. 49, 10.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
Sernbertugen til Tine
Solpatcr.

"9isr Goers Ylist", insoe soro
@slinston til fine Solbatcr lige isr
Slneet peo @atsrloo, os oiiiOrisr for
trler ps, buor uiaist be aoIso. Der
iinoes mango WGno, iom uiloe slsre
i'm bsle Blist i aris % uuoer tor 3Do,
men iom paa en- bsiiaselis Wados 9lems
mer at siere ben jreo, De oiloe sierns
ooue 9ipst for 6rorelanoet, men, raar
Der life er nOsen tuinsenoe H%eopenois'
beo, iorismmer De fine limple li9eiremme
Blister MOB Cub, fine 6dmiller % lis
islp. Set er life, iproi be life er ere
tjare, eller forbi be life boloer al line
5amiller, men bet sr iimpeltben 9i9es
sploi9beo. 3. gr.; StatiitiIte Splps
ntuser lamleoe al be rationale autorts
teter uiier, at ilere Dor al Wapeipss
BONNIE END az nogen anoen AarIas uno
tasen 9Rrirs, % bog er lille mer END
en- 5amilie / buer lex iorlpnet meo Nes
o%iciuer, Der fan linore eQer belbreoe
oisIe Sp9oomme. Gr Oct life Gubuers
Yli9t at le efter oisie imau Eager? os
beifHtte fifte 66atrttter? De er ulsieli9
ltploise i friminet 2isesptcisbeo, buis
De %forismmer at sjere Bet. Snsen fan
/ bette 9ilialoe l9sge Stploen paa
5~atti9oUm; tbi Wiolet moo oisie On
Der fOlter fun 25 Gents. Oct Wseoicin.
pi antpoer til, er Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhuea Remedy. Oct
er ct iitfert Wiooel mob arumpe, Collie,
Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, Diarrhoea
Bloody Flux, Cholera lnfantum %
Bowel Complaints / ale iorltjelll9c
6prmer. Sngen 6amilie bar 6aao III
at pRre bette ioruben / Sommermanue
berne, ba man peo 0jplp al bet tah
lpare Jig megen Smerte os maalt e reoot
Gipet, iDrenb 2Rge funoe bente8 o9 Wes
bicin apIfaHes. Sol MI life, men tigt
bet itrar, Isreno bet er 9lemt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
Br,ttpu. sRoribol Go. Tut.


Raribaa 9ouuip or ~bsli9seuoei ben norors
Eel al bet ipolias Ta!ota, Iise l Seii for
&aphletou os Sisittou Rsierratiou % reg
mes for ct al 7atotns beoite Counter. let
bIep ~iettlet for 5 War iioeu. % ri bar bait
nomGriet COB apliHs bpsrt Gar, idd 6ara
nsrHe MI tr gore Smit9uoisbeeer.
Gountlet aieuHemitlRrss Of . Sernbancr,
6. w. & ct. Yaul os vi. u \.
Sldnot De pietieite gper or GpuntpiRoet
Blitton en- GOD os tripeli9 Bp.
Ser / ben miutre Eel al gountiet iiaoes
life mango Rorife, % pt ltuloe oerfor pnIte,
at nogle Here uiIoe tomme o. boiRtte its.
ser er life mere frit 9ano al iaa; men Der er
mango llnsfarl al ben pallfe Sefoltniug,
lom life pnoer 5armliuet; De pil iGlse paa
gore Betingelier.
Seq ier / "3ecorab. Toiten~, Of fer er
gtan9e, iom tanter at retie Ill 8aibinatpn
3erritOriet ie9 uil oetior berette, at en- arte'
ritaner iibite 0sit iolste i'm 5arm Der
gountpet os reiite oerheu, men ban er MI til
ba9e os Tiger, at ban bar bait NOT al bet
Gountrp; bet resneoe bei,iuoigt, iaa On git
/ SBleu III an9srne; inoe / Suiene par BET
mussent, Dg uoe pna YGs9er % 5a9 Dor osr
iulot pp al gRoie; ban Tiger: Dakota is the
golden west yet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
SrGf al Settler Milbclm.

aeiIsrirbe Nusultu bar iororonet, at
&ulle9arbiuerne / Den afogoe Sellers
SerelIer life mao oprules, % at 8es
mafferne Ifal blipe uIpranoreoe, laa at
GiterI lesten fan ie. bppr ps boprleoes
ben igrlte tpife Seller pleiebe at lepe.
get er oelbetjenbt, bpor llse'remt %
tarpelist hans SIP fertes, % bet er oer>
for life fUrbauienbe, at Der 9adr 6pSter
ON en- umnaoelig efterlabt 5ormue.
gtosle bile nniette ben til 100000
600 / &ontanter, bog p%daitaar en- oel>
unberrettet Wnno, at bette er Sperori>
pelie, men at ben piit fan aniGttes til
1OO,O00,O00. nastet benne tore 6or'
mlle, Iom bspiier Seller @ilbelmS ptcz
nomilte 9tlbsielisbeoer, bar ban oog
meaet liberal, oe baobe en- aaben Saano,
iiar ~liseoperfor De Weblemmer al bans
6amilie, lom reprRIentereoe BAN PED
ufisntlise %Nnleoninser, cs bette par bis
ielia p9lua ngbpenbist. ba Soben5ouern
Jamilien life bgrer til be riseite. st
anoet aaraftertref al ben samle Wos
mari bar bans ltore @pcmobisber. 6an
ltienote aloris paa en- baaro itren9
Wtaaoe paa fine 9jenere, men iasoe blot
"bet burbe life feet, = iasoe ban,
"oet maa life lfe", ba pioite be samle
9ienere, of ceres Serre bar alpUrlig
preb.
Gn Dag bar en- Sop Iaaet iItpffer,
iom ban bapbe iaaet al Drowning Slcs
turia for nosle os tpue War iioen, p9
icm ban iatte mssen Tris paa. Sof
mari6aGen gap be to 9jenere, Iom
bapbe Spiist meb Eorcel9net, en- ltrer9
SreitelRitelie, men nisie forIifreoe bease
aeiieren ON fin uitplbi9beo. "Sel,
uel", idooe ban oa, "maalte bar Ie9
siort bet ielu."
Gn Spgs bolot ban meset al. Geo
en- ssast lasoe Seserne tSopeberne al
IS Stpfter 8ilpt for BAN, iom be iasbe
han bauoe ifubt; imilenbe citereoe ban
oa Sbateipeare: Ser er mere imellem
Simmel os Serb. enb YbilOiOierne
orsmme om", os tilipieoe, "bst er ct
Mtirafel, OF jes bar brabt % Stpffer,
oa leg fun baube rs Eatrouer."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09

Gn Snmeflub. 0psle f~orremme
Gamer / 8aris bar fattet ben Yfan at
pprette en- Dameflub / 2i96eo meb De
ariitofratiite 9erreflubber. Ser Ital
sipes De ~fuinoeli9e Weolemmer 2eiltg=
beb til at laie glpiier, ipile Sfaf, Do
mino, Sort % SiQaro Os / bet Sele
bensipe Zig til be Sloipreoelier. mo bar
/ en- olminbelis Stub. alubbens 8jef-
fen ifal fun bnpe meset beIfebne 8imen
iicner, oa De fleite al be biotil tnomelote
Gamer er sifte ps fun uil npoe 3be ps
lette 5oririifninser i alubben. 9enue
oil fun pRre aaben ON 0agen | WRns
benes 6orretnin9stio, O9 ON aftenen
pil acknowledgements penoe tllbage til
beres buslise Nrne. 8etingelierne Ior
at blioe pptaset / alubben er me5et
itrsnse, os fun Gamer, bois Gip % Jor
tio er albeles pletfri, oil funne Taa
Nosans.