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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
win Advocate a Masauito Fleet.

WASHINGTON CITY, July 2s-One of the
recommendations likely to be Incorporated in
the report of Secretary Tracy to congress
this fall is that all vessels built OF purchased
by the government be constructed with a
view to service in time of war, as smaller
naval vessels. These will include revenus
cutters, lighthouse tenders, etc, all Of
which, at comparatively small expense, could
be made to form a powerful arm of the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
COMMON THING IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The Earth Settling Over Coal Mine Work
ings-A Startling Incident.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 29.-The settling
of a large area over the workings of the En-
terprise colliery Saturday morning greatly
alarmed the residents of Swoyer's hill The
removal of too krge a proportion of coal
is supposed to be the caussof the settling
Her Mother Disappeared
Near Pine Ridge few days ago a young
lady was talking to her mother, who
suddenly disappeared in hole twenty five
feet deep The ground had settled noise.
lessly, carrying h,r down with it She was
rescued with difficulty. Several houses are
in danger
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Bond Purchase. and Savings.

WASHINGTON CITY, July y9-Bond
purchases to July 81 under the circular of
April Il, 1888 were sl52, ais, 200, and cost
the government SIG, 49, ,69p The ESQ, 675, $50
Is purchased cost en- SIl 900, and the
S95, 533, $50 AS cost tlo3, Bid, 600 The saw
ing on the Is was s29, 66s, s12e7, and on the
AVS 81, 257, 796 ~.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
The Weather We Nav Expect.

WAsHIsGTos CRY, July 9.-Followlng are
the weather Indications for th6ty-six hours
from o'clock p, M yesterday: For Indiana,
Illinois and lowa-Fair weather. preceded by
rain In southern Indiana: cooler, variable
winds. becoming northw esterly. For Aieh-
igan and Wisconsin-L,ight, local showers;
clearing in Wisconsin; cooler weather. vari-
able winds. becoming northwesterly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
THE sRiDGEs-BARToN SCANDAL.
Denial of Plot by the Alleged Lover
in the Case.

UTICA, n. V, July - Fred j. Hamill
mot Hallam. as formerly stated, whose name
is connected with the Bridges Barton scan
dial, made public Saturday, is a gay young
man, we'll known here. where he resided un-
til n year ago Hamill left here TO go into
the laundry business at Ogdensburg, n. Y.
There he became acquainted with Miss
Bridges, and their conduct occasioned more
or less gossip. Mr.. Hamill was we'll cal
cuated to make an impression on the suscep-
tlble female heart. The idea Of such plot
as described in the Omaha story being con-
cocted by him is doubted by his friends here
He Denies the Plot Story.
Hamill arrived in this city Saturday
night to visit his parents, who are eminent
ly respectable people. Young Hamill was
seen at his fathers house. He refused to be
interviewed at length, but said the story re-
garding the drugging Of Barton and carry
ing him to disreputable house was purely
imaginary.
"How about the lady" asked the reporter
well, he replied, I'm not going to say any
thing now which may be sorry for after.
ward"
Nothing further could be gotten from
him
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Suinr the souti Fork Fishing Climb

PITrsBURG, Pa July ga suit was en-
tered against the South Fork Fishing club
Saturday for damages for the loss of life and
property occasioned by the breaking of the
South Fork dam. The suit Is brought in this
city by the widow and eight children of ohm
A Little, who lost his life in the Hurlbert
house, at Johnstoyn, by the flood The
damages are placed at $50 600
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Miners Turbulent Again.

STREAToR Ills, July - A mob of 800
striking miners gathered about the shaft of
the Star Coal company at Kangley, near
here Saturday, and refused to permit the
tlrse who attempte to come out were rough
ly handled, and the sheriff was ssuI for. He
went but could do nothing, when a violent
rain passed over the place and dispersed the
mob More troublf is looked for.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29

LONDON, July 29.-Tslegrams from Rome
reiterate the report of the imminence Of the
pops's departure from the Eternal City for
some surer refuge. The government of
Italy is conversant with all the Vatican
movements. and is prepared at any time to
furnish a body guard 10 the pope to con-
duct him to the frontier in order to protect
him from possible insults.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Murdered nv lis Inachman

CINCINNATI, O, July 2a-CoL A. Z
Jones, prominent citizen residing on Wal
nut Hills, went into his back yard Thursday
last and was never aftArwsri seen alive Fri
day night his body was found in a coffee sack
at the bottom OF sever Iuan-hul-. His ne
gro coachmau was aires tel and confessed
that n killed ms employer because lie scoided
him about some work, and finally struck
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29

ScoTTDALE. Pa. July - A delegate con-
vention representing the entire Connellsv lille
coke region was held at Everson Saturday.
The coFers ana miners resolved that unless
their demands for an increase of wages were
acceded to between this and Aug l every
worker in the Conceivable coke region
would be ordered on a strike
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Testimony in Favor of BouIanger.

PARIS, July 29-The Cocarde (newspaperl
published Saturday the first installment of
the documents and dispositions mrde before
the high court convened to try Gen. Bou-
LANCER. The papers have created a ssnsati on.
Gen. Ferron, who succeeded Gen, Bouianger
as minister of war, depssed that the secret
funds were intact, and that Gen. Boulanger
effected many economies while in office.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
The salt trust IA. Collap,sd

NEW YORK, July at Is announced that
the salt trust has collapsed, the scheme evil
IDENTIFY being unpopular with investors The
North American Salt company has post
poned further negotiations
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
irving to Walk Twenty Nj

Trying to Walk Twenty Miles on water
Boston, July :9.-Professor Olireive, the
champion water walker of the world, Satur-
day accomplished the feat of walking five
miles across the bay near Hull Encour-
aged by his sue 'ess, the professor started
from Hull Saturday evening to walk to Bos-
ton, distance of twenty miles, Nothing
has been heard of him since he started
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
CLEVELAND DROPS A PEG.
The League Phenomenons Take Fourth
place-SporttnQ Notes.

CHICAGO. July 29.-Exc-pt that "Anson's
babies won five out of seven games played
last week and thereby put up their PER
centage and that Cleveland dropped to fourth
place, there was no changes in the situation
N the National Base Ball league. The rec
or,is ara given baiow.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS LOUISE.
A Popular Wedding Because the Groom
Was Briton.

A Popular Wedding Because the Groom
Was Briton.
LONDON, July 29.-The one topic of con-
versation and of newspaper interest is the
marriage which was solemniz d at noon Sat.
urday in the private chapel of buckingham
palace. 1t has been long time since SO
popular an event has taken place in England
and n is safe to say that every one, from the
throne to the lowest commoner, is satisfied
with the match that gives the daughter of
perhaps the best loved woman in the king
dom 10 British subject, against whom SO
little can lie alleged. The wedding itself
passed off without a hitch, is usual with
affairs whose programmes have been pre-
viously arranged with great care and pre-
cision.
The sun Shone on the Bride.
The morning was gloomy, and quite up to
the hour of the ceremony rain was falling,
but the sunshine came out in the afternoon
and frightened the wedding day with its
radiance, so the old saying Happy is the
bride the sun shines upon" was fulfilled,
after all 1t was great disappointment to
the many friends Of the Prince and Princes
of Wales that the chapel selected for the GER
enony was so small, as the number who
encourage of the royal households
The Princess Spoke Right Out.
Princess Louise was calm and bore herself
we'll She did not finch one iota, and
answered the questions put to her by the
archbishop of Canterbury out OF the ritual
of the church distinctly and without falter-
ing. The groom, now duke of Fife, was ra-
diant 1t was noticed that in passing the
queen he bowed reverentialy. Tho most
disturbed and nervous of all was the usually
imperturbable Prince of Wales He became
exceedingly nervous as the time approach ed
for him to give the bride away. However
he managed his part with much grace. The
queen was bright, and looked greatly pleased.
She exhibited no sign OF her reported recent
indisposition-
Lunch at buckingham Palace.
After the CEREMONY was concluded the
guests lunched at Buckingham palace ~itf
| the queen. When the wedding breakfas
was over the royal party returned TO Mari
borough house. From here the newly mar
ried couple went Saturday evening to Eas
Suenne house, the earl of Flies suburban
seat, where the couple will spend the honey
moon.
When Gladstone entered the chapel h.
| reverently knelt down and prayed, as is hi
won't Saturday night the snpom gave
| grand banquet to the employees OF Scott
| bank, of which he is n partner.
Emperor William Of Germany did no
send any wedding present to the Princes
| Louise. The omission is greatly commentet
| upon
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29

After two years, work has been re-
sumed on the Hudson river tunnel at New
York City. The tunnel was begun in
1874, and may be completed in a year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29

New YORK, July N-Ths body of an un-
known man has been washed ashore near
Babylon, l. l. 1t is thought possible that
it is that of Hogan, the missing aronaut.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
A Lunch at Buckingham Palace.
FRlGHTFUL DISASTER IN HUNGARY.
Hundreds OF People KILLED and Wounded


VIENNA. July "a terrific cyclone swept
over portions of Hungary, Pennsylvania, and
Bukovina yesterday, taking ill a tract sew
eral thousand square miles in extent in its
pathway. The ruin wrought by the vista
ton is terrible. Hundreds of people have
been killed, and great many more have
been MANNED and crippled All crops in the
path of the cyclone are a total loss and
houses and churches are leveled to the ground
in all directions
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
New York Type-st,ok., Me-,

NKw YORK, July 29.-Ispographical
union No. met Yesterday and after dis
cussing the recen. troubles between the
printers and the newspapers appointed a
committee of one from each chapel with full
power TO act The sentiment of the meeting
was strongly in favor of resisting any at.
tempt 10 lower the rates Of compensation.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Mr. Alex Sullivan at New Ynrk.

NEW YORK, July % Among the passen.
gers on the steamer City Of Berlin, wAich ar.
rived at quarantine At a late hour Saturday
night, was Mira Alexander Sullivanl
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29

Acquitted of Offensive Partisanship."
NEW HAVEN, Conn, July 2A-Letter- Car
rier Henry w. Curamins, charged with col
lecting money fo- political purposes, was
Saturday discharged by the United States
commissioner, no evidence being given to
warrant mis- conviction
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29

Saturdays league games were follows:
AT indianapolis-(tirs game indianapolis S,
Chicago II; second game Indianapolis 2,
Chicago 5; at phia-Philadeloh a s.
Boston 4; at MISUNDERSTANDING II, Cleve-
land 5; New York-Washiagton gam post
poned-wet grounds.
American association, Saturday: At
Brooklyn-Cincinnati2 2, Brooklyn %; at Col
umbus-Louisville G. Columbus >: at Phla.
dslphis-Athletic II, Kansas City 10; at
Baltimore first gamel st. Louis 2, Balti-
more 1; second game) Baltimore l, St
Louis ). Sunday: At Columbus-Louis-
vile IL, Columbus 10; at Brooklyn-Cincin-
natl =, Brooklyn /; Athletic Kansas City
game postponed-rain.
Western league, Saturday At Minneapolis
first game Minneapolis l, Omaha 2; second
game Minneapolis :, Omaha .: at Dies Moines
-Des Moincs 5, Denver 4; at ST. Paul the
Sioux City club attempted to put man no,
down on the score card in as pitcher, and re.
fusing to change the action the umpire gave
the game to St Paul. 90. Three inningi
had been played with ST. Paul 10, SiouS
City y. Sunday: At Milwaukee-(irst gamel
Milwaukee 4, ST. joseph z; second game
Milwaukee ), St Joseph 5; at St Paul-St
Paul 9, Sioux City 5; at Omaha-Omaha 6
Des Moines 6-eleven innings, darkness
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Race Course Records.

CHICAGO, July e9.-The winning horses at
the West Side races Saturday were: Billy
Pinkerton, = mile, $751; St Nick, rs miles,
l:5118; Clifford, mile, l:43ll; Corrigsn, 3.
mile, l:l61S; Tom Stevens, q mile, linz;
Eiphin, mile hurdle. l:5l14.
ST PAUL, July 29.-At the races here Sat
urday Castillian won the q IN lie race in
1:lss4, Lotion the 1915 mile in 1885, Miss
Bella the q mile in l:03Is, Stoney Mont.
gomery the l mile in A, and Sallie Hogan
the 1-l6 miles in 49,.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Tragic Court Scene.
A Convicted Mans Desperate
Attempt at Suicide.
STRANGE STORY OF CONSPIRACY.

A Prisoner Alleged To BE Guiltless Found
Guilty by the Jury-On His Knees He
Protests His Innocence and Then Plunges
Knife into His Brssst-Dramatic Mid
Night Occurrence-Death Preferred to
Diserace-His wife's Peculiar Position.
CHICAGO, July elf the facts are as
represented grotesque travesty on justice
was followed by a trsgical scene at an early
hour yesterday morning In Judge McCon-
nelrs courtroom, when James W. Smith was
convicted of a crime of which he was inno-
cent and sentenced to nine long years in the
penitentiary. With brain afiame at the
thought of the awful wrong which had been
done him, the half crazed man plunged a
knife into his breast, while on his Bonded
knees protesting his innocence This des-
perate act marked the climax of a story in
which selfishness, cunning and revolving cru
city reached depth almost beyond human
belief
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29

When asked If the brick building was
faulty in Its construction, Lieut.. Beck said:
The building inspector was here and said
the accident was unavoidable. The building
had been well put up, but owing to its I'M
finished condition it was not strong enough
to withstand the wind The roof had not
been put on, and the windows were still out
so the wind got full play. 1t was in no way
due 10 the construction of the bull ling
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-29
Poor Little Aida Ferdinanches-

The cries of a child now attracted their at
tention, but owing TO the noise of the wind
and thunder it was impossible TO locate the
exact spot where she lay. And for nearly
four long hours Aida Ferdinanches called
pitifully for help before they were able TO
give il. She was among the last taken out.
She was horribly cut up. Her face was a
mass of cuts and bruises, and her skull was
fractured in the forehead. How she man
aged to call So necessarily for aid when so
badly injured was a mystery 60 all
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22
uoOio Sin0et

peo at ie iaa meset al Seroen iom 9u fan
Wen for 9u refer enten iom 5urift, San'
oelsreiieuoe euer gmisrant, sler 3u MI saar
pr. Serubane eler 9ampIfib, iaa foripn 9is
meo en- SLATE Soitetters Bitters, iom BET
reiienoe Yublifum anerilenoer iom bet beoite
9asemiooel mob Spipse, iom man Tan for
Ifafie fig. Ten er besuoen for Seitens Yroi.
r,er ct Sorebp9seliesmiooel mob Walaria,
Rbeumatisme os be iuooortes uoroener, iom
urent gano ioraariaser. Tens berolisenoe
Yirinins paa Yiauen, naar ben foritprres al
ct Stibs 8pusen sr | Sanbbes piouno erlis
o. BEN n9fier Gppetit os er pperoroentlis
uerpetprtenbe. Sor @al~oeipsoomme os
Rpreuoroener er ben e~reeGent os ben mob
pirfer | en- mariuarois Grab SrGtbeo iaauel
aanoelis iom lssemlis. gfterat man er be
pen paao os bar ubiat zig for Seiret, buroe
ben fornsmmelis bru9es (aRai.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22

San lit pibe, bpab ban bible. gu
forelifet gnslins meb imaa Snbtaste,
pil bore fig libt for bos 5refenens Gar.
gn uutfer Dag ipsr ban:
Sr. @rosierer, bpor fore Snotaster
maa en- Mano babe for at funne sifte
Zig?
or. @rosiereren ipareoe:
= ga! Seq siitebe mig pua 1000
arouers aarlis Snotest, os ies bar
lepet sobt os lpffelist.
8irfelis. ubraaber ben unse Wanb
benrptt.
ga, uebblep Bapa, men, men jes sifs
tebe mig meb en- fattis Bise, iom foritOb
at ipare; men ON jes siftebe mig meb
en- uns Dame ium Jrsfen 9. eler Jrss
fen s. eIer iom nosen al mine 9stre,
uilbe ies bebspet minbit 10000 / aarlis
Snctast.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22
W~eoenHaacnoe Sr0f

at ben rusiiife General SfObelefs Git
er iaa b~etesnenbe, at ben fortiener al
%opbepares.
Den bersmts arissmuler 8eret9asnir
bOlbt peb bans Sibe / Slaset, mebens
8uslerne iuiebe benz ON grene. Ma.
leren iasttos meb Spanbins ben tapr'
Solbats Gniist; lite en- Multel rsrt'
fig, os ban sou fine 8eialinser mel
fnit Stemme ium paa en- Yarabe, mebens
tpoe Dfficsrer os Sulbater fulbt runb'
ON bam.
"5Oraster De 5aren, erer er 81
blepen iaa oant til at trooie ben?'
ipurste Maleren, ~efterat Slaset 30,
enot.
"Snsen af Selene" iuarebe Globe.
lef, min Tapperbeo er bleuen til er
Spertro; man trpr life, ie9 er baust
Tor ro9et. Wtdrt tfuloe blot ptoe, a
ies er - rao. Suer Sang ies fsrel
mine Trooper frem mob 8anonilben
flyer ies til mig ielp: bette ct ibt'
Gang, us ba ies fioft taiteoes til SOr:
ben Of 2%ufttrptfet al en- Bonnie, iasb'
jes til mig ielp: "gsu, min fi9re Gut
er BEN Siie uoe".
Otter benne Tilitaaelie tilfsier 8e.
rs.6asnin, er ies OoerbeOiit ON, at bei
life finbes ben Manb / 8erben, ion
saar folbblobis i Slben. WOost mac
pare 8iliens Seier uoer 8iDbets meo.
fsbte Seisbeo - bet ri falber Seluops
bolbeliesbriiten. Oct bar benne iamm'
Ianfe, Senrif ben fierbe uotalte, ba bar
talte ON, at bans 8iSo Fialueoe iorar
ct Stag, ps iasos: ga, M fialoe,
bu, men buormesst mere oiloe ou ifft
fialpe, buis bu uibfte, buorben jee
uiloe fsre ois!"
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22

Suis bu bar il~oelusteube Gfionbrinz
ger fra Neien, beluis iuattet Ssrelie,
Smas eler 2ust, Einene iulbe al 8anb,
Emit os Smerter / Souebet, bliuer let
fOrfislet, iaa fan bu bore iitter paa, at
bu bar gatarrb. 3uiinber af 7ilfalbe,
iom Title bar ale o~uenfor napnte Spmps
toner, saar ooer til 9erins os enber
@raOen. Snsen Spsbom er iaa almin.
oelis os laa tibet ioritaaet al 2aser iOm
benne. 5abrifanterne Of DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy bar | mango Nar buot
ct itaaenbe 8ub al $500 for buert Til
felce at @aiecutarrb, iom lite fan bels
brebes. Dette Rtboel ialses fun al
9russiiter til so Gents pr. SLATE.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22
ct mGrfeligt liliGIpe al Sinos.

st mGrfelist SilfGlpe al Sinos.
%forOirring sr nplis foreialot / ben
ipanife 8p Tortola. On berparenos
Btet b.eo | December Maaneb ifior
rammet al S~ierneIlds. Otter Here
Waaneoers Spsoom lpttebes bet at fac
ben samle Mano belbrebet / lesemlis
S%enieenoe, men bans aantelise 1ilitanh
LOB berimoo enonu me5et tilbase al
snite. pan bleu imiolertib inbiat / fl
gmbebe isien, men ba uiite bet fig, al
ban fulbtanbis bapbe slemt at laie,
iaa ban paanp maatte tase unberpiss
ming feri. 9ette er bleuet beitprfe! al
flere trOperoise 2asers grflarin9.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22
"0Drm9no" eQer "sSrunGno".
oct Sasu).

Saa @aarben Erenbal i Yaffe Sosn,
Nprse, iaa fort1usr 1lore 5olf - boeoe
/ samle 8ase nosle Wanb, Tom ffuloe
bore fra Srlano. 9isie er iioen talot
"6grmerb"; a~ntaselis er Srost "Srs
mGno" / ben almsne Tale bleoet for
breiet os %foranbret bsrbsn. Man for.
teller. at be bauos rsmt for en- eaer am
ben 5orbrpoelie for at unb9aa at bliue
anbolot os itrafst. TIMBER fin Smtreis
len Tom De iaalebes til at itsbe paa
@aarben Erenoal, iom / ben lib bebos
eoes al ct uciuiliisret 5olf. Der nsbs
iatte be iie, III Sob til at bpsss fig 6uie
os DO Der. Omlioer fit man paa Siems
iteoet Nps ON benz, us Der bleu siort
Nnitalter for at isse efter benz, bullet
osiaa lpftebes, be blep opbaset Os funs
bet. Smiolertio fanbt be paa at bile
sjsre ct @jaitebuo for Opoasernc,
boilfe be trotterebe meo g(, til be blep
itarft beruieoe. 8eo ben Nnlebnins
ifuloe be NED / 8ialberen % bente op
en- gllfaal. @jalterne anebe lite llraab,
men iao os oentebe pao, at be mart
ltulbe fomme pp isien. Ss be penteoe
% pentebe, men insen fom. 9a be iaa
besac fig neo | &jnlberen for at ie efter
benz, fanbt be til fin 5orbauielie, at be
bar bleuet narrebe. glbenterne bapbe
nemlis benpttet Gnlebninsen til at Tpste
bort siennem ct Sut | Wureu os unos
fom iaalebes for anben Gang. 9enne
Sang ilpstebe De fun ct Stptfe fra
8aarben op paa ct 5ielb, iom fables
"Suiefieloet", bpor be arbeibebe ct fort
Scar, Tom iiben bar fact Naon al
"Sprmanbsfieret". gfierat be baube
iaaet bet farois, git be uo paa 8anten
at 5ielbet, iaa be funoe ie ooer @aarben
os raabte neb til Solicit, at be MATTE
fomme os tase "ben 5iIfeiaansn ium fob
unoer SuarbelIeren."
0ette bleu osiaa bsrt, os ma gift af=
iteb % fanbt "Jilfefaanen" paa bet an
sione Steb. Der fprtales, at be Ifal
babe arbeibet bet meb bare 9~onefuipen.
Oct er arbeibet al 5urutr9, meb 2aas
uper, ct l Mteter os 8 gentimeter bsit,
mailer ner Al Weter i Omfrebs, os
ifdl rumme omtrent II samle 9enber.
Oct itaar enbnu ben Dag ibas paa
Grenbal os eies al Ell Staale OGien.
5remmebe, ium refer bsrum, os iom
bar bsrt Gale ON "Sprmanosfiaret",
interesierer Jig meset for at ie bet. pa
"Sprmenbene" babe raabt ON "Siifes
faanen", f~oriuanot be, os maj, iaa Dem
albris mere.
Sm be famine Meno fort9Qes, at
be braste meb fig 2 fore StenbsGer.
Den enc falbt Sireuaen nebsnfor 8affes
Broen, os ben anben better poer en-
@rupbpi paa 8utfe airtesaarb. Dsiaa
8alfen / 8affe airfe, ifal uere itsbt af
en- flor SBlurins, be baube.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22
in 6usmanosfsn. 5or nosle u

I'm fusmanosIen. JOr nosle Iar
Nam Tom Der inb paa Sersleu Sfole
1 ma Susmanbsbrens, Der inart pite
\ at eie iarlis sobe @uner. 6ans
Ei,te gulfe bar at funne blioe officer
hama 9iben, Os berfOr ituoerebe ban
n Sper Sprog. Otter 2 Nars 5orlsb
IN han Solbat / Ooenie. Nue 8efaz
rasmano peo 8ompuniet CAB bam
iSnesbprb for Glib os 9pstisbee, men
,uteineu piloe life anbefale bam til
Nicer, tbi efter bans Menins baube
N uuae Wanb to Sell: San par Son
en- Susmanb % talte 5pni. 9eriz
rs piloe ban anbefale bam til llnbers
Eirr. 5lere, Der interesierebe fig for
csuten, b%enpenbte fig ba til 8apteinen
at faa bam ouertalt til life at itaa
rsliusens Srsmtio iueien, os ban gao
IN MI uirtelis en- @tteit for, at ban
h Rittet til "~Befalin9smanb", bpilfet
tauoe Opiattes osiaa Tom til officer.
tsteinen Flap paa ben Maabe berfra,
solcateu tus forleben Dag fin Yres
ulpitnants Gramet meo beolte 8as
her Of ale be 3S, Tom bar oppe. San
MI aniat psS Mrtiaeriet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-22
Gu Sap Yapir frelier benoeS
lin.

Oct bar iutet Nnbet eub ct Stpfie af ct
CmIlasssE apir, men bet frelfte benees 2ip.
Gun bar paa bet iiofte Staoium Of TGrina
29serne bapbe f~ortalt benoe, at bun lite
funbe belbrebes os blot ilnoe lepe en- tort
9io; bun reiebe mtnbre eno 70 Buno. Ena
ct a~freoet Stpfte Bapir l9fte bun ON DR..
Kings New Discovery, o. fl fig en- Btsre,
faife. Bet bialp benoe; bun iIsbte en- tor
Blaife, bet bialp benoe mere; bum ilsbte euo.
MI en-, os bebreoes raft. Snn peoblep at
BRUCE bernie Neoicin % er M t9rf, fritz
rsbiinoet, tpi os feb % peier 140 Buno.
Bcr pibere Undertaking isnb Stamp til W.
3. Cole, Trussift, Sort Smith. Brsoefa'
Tier al benne uiounoerlise Discovery faces
irit / 8. 8. Wontsomerp & Cos Drug Store,
DEBORAH, Soma. az