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The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
o VOTES ENOUGH.

NIurat Halstead's Nomination rs German
Minister Finally Rejected.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-The reiec-
ton of Murat Halstead to he minister to
Germany has been made final by a vote
of 25 to 10. The Democratic senator's
thought to have voted in the affirmative
are Blackburn and Call. Senator Quay
is said to have voted against the nomi-
nation, also Plumb, ingalls, and Teller.
Senator Cullom was absent and paired.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
~,elsmsacK,s VENGEANCE.

-Four Hundred German Musicians Let
Loose on the Helpless American Pub
lie.
New YORK, April 5.-Four hundred
German musicians, with their horns,
harps and drums, arrived in the steer
age of the steamship W~esternland. Re-
representatives. of the Musical Union swore
before the Castle Garden officials that
the 400 came over under contract with a
manager who had agreed to pay them
fixed salaries and would reap the profit
of letting them loose on the country.
The officials are investigating the COM
plants.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
Cara;pa, c.bboux, Hool.

BALTIMORE. April 5.-John Murphy &
Co., publishers, have issued a new lite
rary work by Cardinal Gibbons. entitled
"Our Christian Heritage" 1t is a book
of 500 pages and purely religious in
character. One chapter Of it is devoted
to the labor question, which is treated
from a humane and religious standpoint.
The only other book written by the car
dinal, 1.-The Faith of Our Fathers" had
the largest sale-some 10000 copies
Of any Catholic work published in Amer.
translated into German,
As;sh and Norwegian.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
WESTERN ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE

Adopted at the Dcs Moines Meeting
Season to Open April 20.
Dies MONIES, Iowa, April .4.-The
Western baseball association COMMITTEES
ted. its labors. al noon The
t4Aeaslswtw as@adqpted with dight
changes. The season opens nxi ~,
iwithSD6ssMoines;at Denver, Milwaukee
at ST. Joseph, Minneapolis at Omaha,
and st. Paul at Sioux City. Milwaukee
plays three games at Des Moines in May,
and the Sioux City games of June 10, is
and lG are transferred to Des Moines.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06

BERLIN, April lit is rnmored that
the government is in receipt of informa-
ton that tho German war vessel Olga,
which, with her companion ships and
the American vessels was driven ashore
in the recent hurricane in the waters IF
the Samoan islands, has been tloated and
is comparatively uninjured.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
LATE NEWS OF STANLEY.

The Intrepid Explorer is Again Nearing
til. Coast and Civilization.
BRUSSELS, April 5.-Further and more
recent news of Henry NJ. Stanley has
been received here from Stanlcy's Falls.
on the Congo river. Arabs arriving at
Stanley Falls report that Stanley and
Emin Pasha were seen in February of
this year marching in company towards
Zanzibar. Their force consisted of sew
eral thousand men. women and children,
and they carried with them 5000 tusks
of ivnry
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
To Tunnel the Alps

GENEVA, April lit is stated that an
English syndicate with a capital of
sc. 1000. 900 francs has offered to buy the
concession for the construction of the
Simplan tunnel under the Alps.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
England win Have a Navy.

LONDON, April 2.-The house OF CON-
mona In ecomaaittee has authorized the
naval expenditures proposed by Lord
George Hamilton, first lord of the ad-
milalty. by a vote Of PSI to rs. The es-
Inmates involve an expenditure of !e2l,-
600. 900.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
THE OLD TEXAS CAPITOL,

1t Is Leased to the Southern Soldier's
Home at 81 IL Year..
New YORK, April 2.-The legislature
of Texas has leased the old state capitol
for five years to the Confederate soldiers
home, at a rental of So a year. 1t pro-
duces $500 a year In rents, so that the
home will have a steady revenue. The
rect appropriation of money for the pur-
pose. so that this method of aiding the
charity was adopted.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
TWO OTHER VILLAGES BURNED.

I.estcrvi,lc and Elk Point Reported De.
stroyed by the Prairie Fires.
IANKToN, S. d., April lit is re-
ported here that the village of Lester
Vile was also destroyed, and that Elk
Point was partially destroyed.
a number Of bridges on the Chicago
and Northwestern road were partially
burned. The prairie fires which caused
these losses ragged all day, famed by a
wind with a velocity Of fifty miles an
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
Rec HEIGHTS DESTROYED.

MILLER. S. D., April 4.-Nearly all of
the town of Rec Heights, in this county.
was destroyed by fire, wind blowing
forty allies an hour. y prairie tire was
the cause; loss estimated at $4,000.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
The Sennte Adjourned.

W%As1iISGToN, April 3.-After con-
firming all the nominations reported
back from the committee the senate ad-
%journed sine die. Yer. few nomina-
lions remained Enacted upon.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
Skin.

Boston, April4.-The mounted skin of
"Jumbo," presented to the museum of
natural history at Tufts college by P. L.
Barnum. has arrived and been placed in
position.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
King John of Abysstn,a Dead.

ROME. April 4.-Rumors have reached
here of the death of King John of Abys-
sinia from wounds which he received in
q battle with the deryish Mettema.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
An Irish Whisky Trust.

DUBLIN, April "a syndicate of Irish
distillery owners has formed with a cap
ital of 81 1000. 600. The Jamesons have
declined to Join the trust.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
THIRTY PERSONS pERlsHED.

The Hurricane in the Pacific Did Terrible
Damage in Tahiti.
AUCKLAND, New Zealand. April A.
The hurricane that made such devasta-
ton at Samoa did great damage on the
island of Tahiti, one of the Society
group. Many persons were drowned.
On the island of Tohga thirty persons
p"rished. and the storm did much dam
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
Ex-rreasurer Mccuc Dead.

! BROOKLYN. n. Y, April 3.-Alex19
NIcCue, ex-assistant treasurer Of
-,ited States. who suffered a ST.
kplexy about ten days ago.
4. He vas born at MatamoraS
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
Danish Boulange,

PARIS, April lit is rumosed the gov
eminent will formally declare Gen.
Boulanger banished from France.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
Boulanger's Friends Advised It.

PARIS, April At is stated Il at Gen.
Boulanger left Paris at tho counsel of
his friends, who declared that he would
be tried by an exceptional tribunal and
would not escape alive.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06

bel this issue the PRESS enters
upon i,s seventh year. That it is
Hkping pace with the 81" with of the
~ is evident from the fact that
hlddeG IL steam engine and
lIe now run by that pow
" newspaper has hosts
feel very CRATE
people of North
Hl,Ess will endeavor
0ers thoroughly posted
vents and invites those
pliers to become such
and give all full value
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
B%oULANGER IN EXILE.
He and His Friends Think lie IL Much

He and His Friends Think He is Much
Safer Out of France.
PARIS. April 4.-Figaro publishes the
following Boulangist manifesto received
from the general by telegraph from
Brussels:
81 will never consent to be Judged by
a senate of men blinded by their personal
unpopularity. The suffrageaJ y all
'Frenchmen legally consulted me
to lend myself to an arbitrary kd-
ing to suppress. liberty and to outrage
law and the wishes of the nation.
Il an ready, however, to answer before
t asa made q against s ! me- . Sq but 9th Otherwise reissa /
will wait id q free country until the gen
eral elections shall have:made the, repub-y
lie habitable. honest and frea." 9
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR APRIL 3
Chicago Live stock,

Chicag" Live Stock.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; light, s4.015.o5:
rough packing. 81. 1nG4S): mixed and
heavy packing and shipping, S4.so@5Oo.
ia1iisSHsSsl2i 1000 head; beeyes. s3@4.sO;
Dackers and feeders. 81 4s
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06
BouLANeER AND THE FREAH

The Ministry Ask That He BE Prosecuted
ms All Enemy of the Republic.
PARIS, April 5.-The ministry has
asked the chamber of deputies to sane
ton the prosecution of Gen. Boulanger,
and has submitted a statement review
ing the generals career since the COM
mune and charging him with attempt
ing to destroy the republic.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06

kfavm school with
ftotni. Certain phil
@eny;nceh the last
. such an institution
:essity for u great,
DRY: SO $4,000 was
building at Plank
more to, maintain:
building was com.
|ntendent' ahdsother
9ed,. but according
bv. Church no boys
|ere for them to ex-
Fmatory skill upon.
\well for the morals
k)akota. The ozone
Seems to be a sutli.
Vicious tendencies.
The Dickinson press., 1889-04-06

OF constitutional pro-
E ms%ssuss1 g G" Sct ps enc n ,Ss" a"S
u%of the constitutional nal
IF a prohibition article
placed in the constitution to he
: formed, the people may reject the
whole thing at the polls and North
. Dakota be left under territorial gov.
y eminent for another year. This
should he carefully considered and
fairness should govern the convention
in this respect. The prohibitionists
: should not insist~sp6n J~scaRr1jzing
the adoption sof the constitution w
forcing this question i'll rs Il part of
the same. The farmers of thetomni.
IS bill undoubtedly had this very
%hestion in view when they provided
= for the. submission to the voters
of articles separately, so thatM case
a.such article is ohjectionab;f to the
n may be voted doyA without
la ,d
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
CHANGED DAILY.

1t is almost impossible to wait on the
customers IN the afternoon, as the jam
IS so great. 1t would be 50 much bet
ter if those who can would come in the
morning, as you can have more time
and are better waited on.
A large line Of Teapots third foor) from 10
cents up.
Now is the time to buy your Christ
mas Toys. You not only have better
assormentto select from, bat have it all
your own way; plenty of time and avoid
ing all the rush that comes just before
the holidays. Our line of TOYS fourth
floor is now complete. All the most
ingenious cOntriyances, to please the
little ones, that Imagination can con-
ceive of, are clustered together on this
floor. 1t will well repay YOU to look
them over.
A large assortment Of N,w Baskets third
hOor)
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Rey. A. X. Meulam, pastor " the
Pafk Congregational Church, vii de-
Neera confidential address 70 tAeyoung
men on the subject OF personal
Puuv. a. the Young Mems Christian
Assoc alton building, corner oi Pearl
aud l8u.a-st,.. tals afternoon az 4
O'Clock. THIS WI1 be the FIRST of a
series of addresses 0n this subject - be
even once q month. Every young
man .n Grand Rapids should hear Ar.
Merriam. None but men VII be ad-
mlttat
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
NEW STREET RAILWAY.
A Road to be Buin Down Into raris
Touuslfp.

kohn 70 To Bniit Down into t'nfiF
ToWuthip.
II. =. Thompson, j. D. Trout D. D.
Uhl, Bmey Hoyt J. ID Thomas and
Mc,-r.. Franklin and lloyi arr.ci d.
the town board oi PARIS tonn.ru ve-
tcrday for franchise for sif.e
way. Thc route as laid ort - a. fo-
lows. From f.e intersection of lial-
sf. and Jsflr ..-arT.. ou tar uoH
anc oi toe town p. an4 outside t.r
city south pn t.f Crtsn- nu ~
s0n-sve. tareo-Guartf of "a wlr f1
Guggs-st. from ths intersection sast
on Erggs-.t. 0uc-quafiff Of "a uo fa
Mad e9a-avf-- fhrn south an Madison
ave. ~ the north bank of Plaster Crock.
stance Of m Ie and fhrer-guarfrr-
from thc s0uth Iur 0f fne CITY Ihe
luc ls g. hc operated either hg hor-o..
electricity OF steam. as may ho an-
proved iy tho board, and safeguard.
are uc0rp01a m tho ordinance l.r
the Dr. election 0i tar public IHf tf..
oi tac road IS "Ihe ~.ufa Park
Crystal Spring Street I.a Har. 1.r
ordinance provides l0r tHe l. ..ton
oi Csc road hy NoVcunu
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Notice IS hereby given that the man
ufaoturcrs of the celebrated brand OF
cigars American Field, )" under "a fac
s.mlle label of that popular journal,
dulyauthorzed, known 10 all the sports
mems clubs of the United States, have
constituted and appointed I'd. T..
MOhl, of Grand Rapids, as their agent
for the distribution of this brand OF
cigars 10 the fraternity at large
throughout the State OF Michigan.
where they viii be promptly served
upon the same terms and with the
same care a 10y ourselves.
A. W. FooTE a Co.,
Sole Manufacturers,
New York, y. y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
THE SOCIAL COLUMN



gentleman sn tse oanau.f. and all
- v.,,,,,.r ~ i. s. .tg ircatf fr.
ssn.tr
Afss Io..e Fs-aq seems - under
stand fstsrv taet.rs
~ .
s....-'..s q. :. = '...,...
A'.,'' --'1 '' " 1.'
Aessfs. benneti htta alA p ittsf
have tae olaslnal tei-aAa s1AAt-3e"-e
Mss ANNIE Ashley was the moa
dienhe4 and charming Russian Qi
taam all
Were there ever wilder ~ rsare
f.r.,....-,. ..,... l,,4.s..f 1yherf Az.
PrHsfa p.lfe
,o.,....s s...s ..,...s.. s......~
Rsl and R.s.-.,-ti.s .fs.4 ,.ra,.f.,s
around th- l,l.f.s.. pr.n.a..e
A. t,t.,.o......t.. .......t.. t......., +.
.,-s -.,-,.. .s.,....
,.ss.,,l,,-.. ..--. :.
mere were iai number - tAii''s
- ss..,,--''.' 49, ~. ,.....
-. So. .t ~ ,.......
r', ..'..-', - ..- kt.,.....,.
s... go .'f,''....
,e.i' -' ~. .....-.'... +
l,y the r..s.'.,o III 1. n.,n,t..r ef .r.r.
written hv n,s,,,bor. af tss canrre.. A.
4 u,ewher ~ 49, r.ub Instrumental
uausic entertained tae la.l. a., fara >iaf.
time, and Il ua, followed by .oagmd
animated disc i,-lou a- o. whether the
office ST cl.t.c s.iaall be retained III
teen or twenty mmials gave thef
views upon the sayeei ana vote
finally t-gnlDt L. retain Ift office. u
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
nIarrlace Lleen.es.

The following is ilst OF tas marriage
nceuse esis,u.d since last published. witB the
u..rnrs. residence when outside Tie ely aud
.sts 0f the parties. AGEs
lieorge Wesley Rodgers. Lille Marquette 81.
Nm. Gardner. Mas BlackuHn. sparta 20
tsAal G olson Carolina Tors. ............-.-l =
MorIi, Bowler. ollie thusty. Alg3mA
township ---3 -
Edgar a. Patton. StelTns. Lake county.
Nellie S. affOuS .......... .............. al 4.
Sranlslaus Prrcynski. Julia 0rreDa ..-.......l-t
Dauel Dr.scoll. Jr.. Mary a. Hogan.
iatenua .......... ..-... ...... ....... -
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Orders for decorative art taken by
Miss Matte Althea, room I, Hartman
block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Hat this week at the Tower for 9sc,
worth S1.5O.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Fine corn meal at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

\ Hat this week at the Tower for sass,
worth $500
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Travis can furnish you with almost
any kind of a stove.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
Pensions!

J. L. Starkweather Pension Attorney Of
Romeo. Michigan. viii be at the Office Of the
County Clerk. on Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday. Nov II. Il and l3, lss9. Rejected
claims speciality. Drafted men who served
entitled 10 pension. Widows dependent
mothers and fathers entitled to pension. Call
and get your pension increased. lie never
gives up "A worthy claim. Can and see him.
ADVICE FIR Ell
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Revolution! Revolution.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Pure maple sugar at Hunts.
Go TO Ackley's for your candy.
~-
Revolution! Revolution
: Hat this week at the Tower for S2.3S,
18th 500.
Fine bottled goods at cost at Hunts.
Go TO Dcttenthaler's for game.
New Mouldings
For otchings, engravings, water color
photos. etc. wing weekly. Call and
examine and get prices.
i. II. SEYMOUR, New kImball Block.
Travis can furnish YOU with almost
any kind OF q stove.
Go TO Dcttcnthaler's for game.
-
Revolution, Rcvolutioni
Go TO Dcttenthaler's for game.
\ Uat this week at the Tower for 9sc,
worth Si.5o.
Revolution Revolution,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

IIV-t
Purchasers in search Of suitable pres
ents for the approaching holidays. wish
ng to purchase the best goods at lowest
prices, should not fail 10 examine the
assortment of diamonds, gold and sl-
yer watches, etc, at +. J. Heryey's, 6
Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Pure maple sugar at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

\ Hat this week at the Tower for se.3s.
" O tn $50.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Revolution! Revolution,
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Go to Ackley's for your candy
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Fine bottled goods at cost at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10

Go to Dettenthaler's for game.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-10
Those in Search.

Go to Dettenthaler's for fresh oysters.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-28
og 9aDen
S%porIeoeS SfaI man bcbanoie
StGrfrGet?

vt pibe, buorlebes man ifal bebanbl,
5ierfre, Iaaleoes at bet bliper friitt, e.
sobt, men beore er bet at uibe, bporloes
man fal bebanole bet RATE 5jerfre
iaaletes at bet life bliOer ip9t. s benn'
Senieenbe er bet sObt at iasttase fgl'
senbe Souerresler:
u Bran maa iieoie fObre reselmes'
fist, iaauel meb Senipn til 9iben ION
til Mansoen af 5Ooeret, for at 9prent
life ifal ipiie formeset.
y 9riifspanbet M altib bore rent
tbi i1et 9ritteuanb fan foraariase Sps,
BONNIE.
81 Wan bsr fobre meb rent &orn, bu
bet er bet bilisite | 3ensben. Sfrabs
form ~inbebOloer ofte tabelist % siftist
5rs, iom aIerebe bar brebt mango 9pr
os siort benz ipse.
Al Wan bsr aloris sipe mussent
ener fiobent Sober, ba iaaoant %fOraars
iaser 9ipipse ps andre iarlise Spss
BONNIE.
81 9iitist eler uiunbt Srsnt bpr
%unoaaaeS.
g. 9prene bsr iaa meset iom mulist
beifpttes mob tulct &esu os Sne; maj
bsr belIer life lube benz saa paa folot
@ulu, men lasse 8orbsulu | Staloene.
y Naar man pil ififte meb 5oberet,
bsr bet ifte Tie pluoielis; O~persansen
bsr lie %efterbaanoen.
s. Wan bsr sioe 8orn ON Iitenen,
for at 9prene life ital bore foriultne os
fOrIusne ON Norsensn.
81 s Stalben bsr Der bore rem os
COB 9uft.
10Y 5ur at psbliseboloe R~snlisbeben
bsr @isbielen fiernes to @anse ON
usen. Sper Sang maa Der itrses ct
tptt Sag Sanb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-28
Sor SmsboISnin8en.

Spltebe WelUner.-W elonen,
Mui.. eaer 8anps Melon, mao life bore
aIbeles moben. Sen Hjares i libt tptfe
Stiper, iOm ffralIes. aierner os oft
loft 8isb tases fra. 9erpaa sioes
S!pfferne ct let Dpfos. ganbet afiiles
iaa, os Sfiusrne ueies iaalsbes, at beres
8ast balancerer meb Suffer Menabem,
iom ital til. Salubelen af Sufteret
toses fsrit flar Os tpt. os balbes tolb
ouer @elonen. 9aite Dag foses 8sten
al Sufferet / Saucen. gfaar ben er INF,
faar Sfioerne after ct burtist Spfos
BERT, os berneit baloes Saucen tolb
oper.
Surpltet Melpn.- On lite
fulompben MelOn frelIes, itjares oper,
Snomaben %uotases, os ben iaite Sub
itants fjeres / imaa Stptfer, lessss /
@boite og ftaar BERT 4 9ase. 9srpaa
neblesSss be / en- 8rutfe meb Def Snses
far ps NeQifer. gn tpf Sauce Of Sui.
fer pS @obife belbes ODER. 8liper ben
tpnbere eiter nosle 9ase, foses ben op
meo liot mere gobife os Suffer.
Tsbbeberigbbife. - Sc maa
life bore fore, ba bisie ium 8esel er
trenebe. De tsrres e1er gnibes rene,
lasses paa en- Riit o. inoiattes / en-
BARN Dun ener / beb Gife for at iteses
uben at branbes. Iaar goeriioen er
bpstis IND Trumpet, er be farbise. Sc
lasses i ct sropt S~aanoflabe ct gar
Timer os foses beri, euer usiaa / 8anb
os So, men bet Jsrite er bebre. Nu
freles be, fiares iSfiuer os neblasses
/ @lastruffe. iom fpltes belt op mer
Gbbife, tiliat meo libt Suffer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-28
SmaasE

S England fremltiIer man Smsr,
Tom fan bolbe fig ubeberpet / ire 9lar
os mer, peb at ialte bet paa islsenbe
Maabe: Man itpoer os blanter ombps.
selis 2 Dele Salt, l 9el Suffer % l
Del Salpeter; Of benne 8lanbins tnses
l Yuno til IA Yunb npfjernst Smsr
os inbarbeibes / bette paa ieboanlia
Maabe. 9erefter lasses SmSret
tette 8ar, iom tilbettes ombpsselis.
- SEQ er en- iunb % nerenbe 5sbe,
Tom %piitnOf bible bore brust i lanst
itSrre %ubirafnins enb MI, buis life bena
2ust % Smas bapbe paret mobbpbelis
for mango. 9esuben bar 2ssen usIaa
mebicinfe gsenIfaber; ierlis er Der
enten | fost eler itest Tilitanb ct sobt
Wibbel mob JorfiDIelie os Snue, % bel
paaitaaes. at 8srn, iom man laber ipii,
raa eler fost 2ss 81 @anse ON lsen
life ansribes af Strubeboite % 9ifterit
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-28
san jlog til Generates.

"Rienbsr De General S6ofielo?"
ipurste Ell Officer nplis en- &eporter.
"Ses bar siOrt bans gefjenbtifab
iaabaH sunife / 5Orbisanenbe. Seq
bilier / Acknowledged paa bam paa Mis
litarpis, en- Silien iom ban altib sjen'
sialoer. SuorfOr ipsrser Dep"
Seq iaa Gem bilie, Os, ca bet par
fsrite Gang, jes iaa Dem sisre bet,
blep jss libt npsserris efter at pibe,
ON Be tienbte BAN. Seq bar life ieet
bam nu pua en- 9tt. geb Sc, at ies
ensans bar Faaet til bam?"
"aster Be at OpOarte meb en- Sfips
~perlssn?"
"Rei, BET er sanfie ianbt. 5or nosle
slar iioen arbeioebe jes paa @ateroliets
Grisnul, b%uOrouer @enerulen bapoe
SperOpipnet. San baube meset trauelt
meb at faa arbeioet en- 8iitol af i'm
esen Spiinbelie. Ret iom bet bar, Tom
ban IND / 8nrfsfebet, boor ies arbei=
ceoe, us blanosoe fig meb Os; life iiels
ben fom ban osiaa tieot / I~rbeibsbrast
os arbeibeoe ielp peb 9reierbenfen.
On Dag iapnebe jes bam paa bans
pante Ylabs, os, ba ies iaa mig omfrins,
ioa jes en- Wanb / en- bsiet Stilins,
ipm ON ban isste eiter Noset, iom bar
falbt paa Sulpet. Wanbens Sitting
bar iaa friitenoe, at jes sreb en- for
3snoetaO; / neite gteblif traf Stapen
Noset, oS Der bsrtes en- 9pb, iOm ON
en- @anb baiiebe Sopeoet mob gulust.
Seq pentebe, naar Manoen fOm up, at
ie ct raienbe aHIist os en- fnDttet 9aue.
- Store Cub! ba ban reiite fig op, os
bet sanife maselist, iau ies @%eneralen.
Taa nit aniist fob en- temmeiis bSi
Grab at S~uerraltelie at laie; men @es
neralen letteoe mig ueo at brpoe no /
Stos9erlatter, buOri i naite gieblif
bunorebe Grbeibere falbt inb. Seq
islte mig inberlis ilau en- Stub, men
bet par mig err flor 2ettelie, at ban tos
bet paa en- iaa semptlis Muabe. Sc
mere lasoe jes Marfs til, at, b~persans
ban lfulbe bsie fig nec, ifottsbe ban
fprIt til Siben.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-28
Nrbcioc paa Ycmionss
fontorst.
Sra "gbicaso Sournal."

Seq trai ioas en- Ben al mig. Der or
beiber paa YenfOnstontoret i @aibinss
ton, os ban fortalte mig 5Nsenbs:
&ommisier Tanner flyer, at ban
faar 10000 grepe ON 9asen, os ies
tuiUlsr life ct gieblif paa bet. gr bet
nosenIinbe falot Dem inb Of tanfe Gem
ben Omtenbisbeb, at, buis ban islu bar
nsot til at aabne bisie Brepe os tase
benz 10 al aonpolutterne, frembeles,
bois ban funbe aabne fire / Minuttet,
%, buis ban arbeioer ubelutfenbe berz
meo ler Timer baslis, oilbe bet tase
BAN pper en- llse, Gsnoaseu inobefats
tet, at aabne en- Days Yoit? s Mels
lemtiben pilbe Der pere fommet $4,000
Breoe til. 9eriom bet M tos bam fem
8uarter at beiuare buert Brep, MATTE
ban arbeibe $4,000 Elmer ener $500
9ase i 6 Elmer bare meb SparHripels
fer. Naturli9pis er ban lite ielp nsbt
til at beioare oenne umanbelise Yoit.
Wten ban bar fun 1,500 Setiente i belle
tit 8Ontor, os buis ale bisie blep fat
til at ioare paa Breuene, maatte be ars
beibe 10 Timer eIer naiten to 9cae
bper meo at beiuare en- Bags Yoit.
gtaar man ier BEN til bisie Smaenbiaz
beber os fremoeles til, at Der i aonto-
ret befinoer fig 100000 G%nissninser
ON Seniion, Der enbnu itfe er sobfienbte,
% 10000 lisnenbe gnissninser ON
forsset Seniiun, iaa fer man let, buor
lioen Sanoipnlisbeb Der ct for at funne
inooirte paa 8Ommisiaren pr. 8reu.
apiierne i~Ortaller us Of os til ben rsz
renps SitOrie ON ben uifplbise lille Yis
sc, Der frep Os obresierebe ct 8reu til
"Suo, / Simmelen." Dlen benne file
Bise par en- rem 8ismanb / Sammen.
lisnins meb ben Manb, Der tilflaer
aOmmisieren en- G%niCsnins us lsclaser
ben meS palbise anbsfalinser. 9bi
ao'lerne enber meb ben Oplpsnins, at
ben blSSbiertebe 8uitmeiter aabnebe Iiz
gems BrsO Os gap benbe, buab bun bab
Cub ON. WfeH Der finbes life en- eneIte
SOtmsiter, Der pil banble iaaleoes msb
aommisiarens aOrreiponbenter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-28

1anolGsens Satter. 20, bpre,
bare eswlrb! Seq bsrsr min Saber
tOmmer. 9eriom ban timber us Der, er
ri Portable. - VII, nu tommer ban! =
Gu oil blipe nsot til enten at f~urlanoe
min Saano, sasr Osiua labe bam traife
ub en- Tanb."