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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06

Aila.thus Odors.

i Mr.. Humes, Of Meadville, addresses
ooOe remarks to the governor Of Penn
1SlvAnia that are In line with those
Which Mr.. Wherry has been making In
~ assembly and Mr.. Humes reaches
- conclusion that Governor Beaver has
Shcwn his incompetency for his place,
fnnmuch o. he has assumed the response
klllty for the conduct Of the sinking fund
commissioners, who have clearly vio-
hated the law in selling United States
bonds whom the proceeds were not needed
% take up the state Indebtedness and
when In truth the whole amount Of said
proceeds was permitted to lie dead In the
lAyored hanks along with much more Of
The states funds the total lying idle, on
March 81, 1883, being nearly two and
three quarter millions Of dollars.
We incline to the belief that MIR.
Humes makes out his case Of incompe-
tency against the governor; but we
would lie much surprised II anyone
would undertake that job and fail in II I;
70 that we cannot say that Mr.. Hume In
this has done great feat, however In
'fo xsting Il may be to the people to hear
how ::they are taxed for the purpose Of
pilinG up enormous deposits In certain
ring banks for the benefit of the COVER
nor's friends and associates, II not d.
rectly for his own.
Truly we would not like to share the
feelings Of the Republican leaders Of
Pennsylvania to-day In retrospect or
prospect. Their sins have found them
out and affairs certainly have not a
flattering outlook for them. They may
have substance which will soothe their
consciences for the methods Of its ac-
Qulrement but now they are done. We
note that Senator Quay, while admitting
that the prohibition business will take
away from their vote next fall, thinks
that they have will enough to spare
the slice. And that may be but there
will not 10 enough TO spare all the other
sl:c y that are booked to be cut off. The
leaders who boldly thrust the once
beaten Beaver upon the people
and secured his election, would not ven
ture such feat In this year of grace and
of their decentralization. The party that
elected Quay to Ike state treasurer, while
his odor Was more offensive to the reputa-
BILE people Of Pennsylvania than that Of
the ailanthus trees of the White House to
!, the Harrison family nostrils, would not
10 1t to-day. The people would cut him
down quickly. This Is a day for cutting
down smells.
The ailanthus trees that have offended
the president, OF fifty years have fallen,
In sign that sweet smells only now can
B 20 In official residences. The president
says 1t the people say IL and the gang
\ OF thieves, who have sat and fed upon
Pennsylvan!a since the war of the re-
\ bellion passed the Republican party
into their possession, goes out, and the
party with It; temperance hypocrisy
\ treasury stealing and corporation
serving send them there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06

The French fesfennlal.


Cranks will persist in threatening the
lives Of great men In order TO attract At
tion TO their real or supposed grievances,
aud II Is unfortunate that the beginning
of the great French celebration should
have been signAlised by an incident Of
this kind, suggesting as 1t must the
reflection that after all injustice and OPP
preston may thrive to-day, though not
as safely or ~ openly as In the days be-
fore the great uphcaval.
There will be good deal of lofty
smiling done nj the expense Of the
French orators who now have their In
nings In this centennial celebration
game that promises to be an historic
feature Of the times. Our own orators
have glorified our own great men Of
century ago, and we firmly believe that
they gave the old heroes no more than
their due, but now the French rise up
and shout the praises Of the great men
of17s9, who they tell us did wonder.
ous things for the human race,
in spite of the great Villains
who incidentally shocked mankind
with the atrocities Of the reign Of terror.
1t Is pleasing also to note that the
French have their more judicious Bishop
Potter In the person Of NJ. lie Royer
who reminded the president and depn'
ties that "those old strugglers for free
dom bequeathed not only doctrines bu,
lessons that II the revolution sinned by
the audacity Of its dreams, they sin by
hesitation as to policy, failure In knOwl
edge Of duty and want Of self denial
" II the revolution flew too high, WI
drag too low" said the orator (; an'
echo answers from all around the world
I" We drag too low
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06

is almost sure to be 81.
These silky newcomers are
with the Flannels. Don't stir
step. Here are the Satin
Striped Zephyr Flannels.
Choice in every way. and only
7sc.
Some extra heavy imported
Flannels, in neat stripes, for
Mems Cricket Trousers, Mems
Shirts, and Women's and Chill
dren's Jackets. Two kinds,
all-wool and all-worsted price
OF each the same--$I.25. All
wool domestic, in imitation, Coo.
These three are outside the
ordinary Flannel stocks Of the
leading stores. That's the way
we handle all sorts of Dress
Goods--get every good thing
that's going, no odds what trade
tradition says about keeping it.
French Printed Flannels are
still tumbling in. Cases by
nearly every steamer. New
designs, many Of them exclu-
sivcly ours. You won't sec
anything Of the kind prettier.
CSC.
Unshrinking Ceylon Flannels
in wide range Of neat designs.
IS, 50, and Coo.
Twilled French Flannels,
plain colors, 40 and soc.
Northeast OF centre.
One of the handsomcst OF
the tough Outing Cottons is
the Enthusiastically an excel.
lent quality Of Scotch Cling
ham, 4oc.
Then come the romping, rol
licking Cheviots 3oc for i'm
ported, 25c for domestic. Plaids
stripes, and plains.
Cotton Outing Cloth, 10
I2H, and I6c, is in stripes
exactly the color contrasts
you'll find in some costly stuffs
Northeast OF centre.
John Wanamaker
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06
Central Machine Works,

lsi 4 1876 NORTH CHRISTIAN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
Good Work, Reasonable Charges, Prompt
ness. Telephone connection. dStfdH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06

THE Grangers have not NO far gained
very much from the Legislature from
which so much WAS hoped for. A CORE
spondent Of the Philadelphia Record points
out how their pet measure, tho tax bill, was
kept alive In the House for use whenever
the Republican leader wanted to command
the Granger members. In exchange for
needed support these leaders cnnningiy
pledged themselves TO see the tax bill
through the House, knowing that 1t would
be killed In the Senate. They are now
trying to quiet the rising indignation OF
their dupes with promises about revenue
commission to devise bill to he passed
next year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06
N1anasssajssr's.
PnrLAprLrnfA. Monday, Nay :, is~.

PHILADELPHIA. Monday. Nay ., is~.
The special news Of the day
is that the Housekeeping in the
House More Beautifulis is ended,
a thing Of the past which, while
it lasted, pleased and interested
people by the tens of thousands.
The same rooms will tell a new
story very soon.
The Furniture of the period
is a topic Of much interest. The
more perfect adaptation to hu-
man needs Of the things upon
which comfort depends is quite
wonderful.
Furniture, as rule, is more
honest than ever. In Colonial
days the houses Of the very few
rich held examples Of truly sin
cere and moderately beautiful
Furniture. Some Of it now fills
honorcd places in hearts and
homes Of this generation. Love
of it for actual association is
commendable, but the popular
gushing fancy for it is--or has
been - more of a fashionable
fad than an intelligent admira-
ton.
AS a whole the antiques may
go. The moderns are better.
Present skill produces effects in
natural woods that make
veneering superhuous. In the
olden days many best Furniture
pieces were veneercd, in pres
ent days the word merely points
a sneer.
Solid Oak, Mahogany, Wal.
nut and the newer woods ap.
peal to your moral sense-they
do not bear false witness-in
the finished articles they com
mand your taste, sound princi
pies Of art are expressed in
them. Material and Art are
both the servants Of Use, there
fore the highest intelligence o
modern Furniture making is
applied to usefulness.
Thus you have sample o
our notions about Furniture
They are carried out all through
our stock. Three other added
notions.
ORc---The stock must be ex
elusive.
7soo--The variety must b.
greatest.
7hree--The prices must b.
least.
With this One, Two, Three, W,
swing away in this merrie mont
to the largest May business W
have ever known. April thi
; year was peerless in volume
a harbinger Of a greater May
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06
Two items illustrative 4:

Two items ILLUSTRATIVE
For S6o-A Parlor Suite OF
mahoganized cherry, elegantly
carved and polished, tapestry
covering Of beautifully blended
colors, bordered with plush.
Or the same Suite entirely up
holstered in plush at the same
price.
For $75-A Parlor Suite
very much the same, except
that ii is much more elaborately
carved, and covered with rich
silk brocatelle.
Third floor. Four elevators.
Dress Silks in colors.
All the favorite weavcs
Gros Graiu Peau de Sole
satin Rhadame Bengaiine
Surah Arnures
Louislnes Faiiie Francs,se
In all the sought-for shades:
ten shades OF brown
six shades OF navy
Nile to porcelain
light green TO dark mos,
cardinal to India red
light gray to dark slate
Ciel dEgypt to dark sage
and more than a dozen other
tints, including gobelin, hussar,
turquoise, Isis, Sevres, serpent
and sapphire.
That gives you an idea Of the
variety; prices just as unusual.
West transept.
The Night Gowns we are
selling at 65c are of Cambria,
with two rows of insertion be-
tween plaits. and the front
neatly edged, Drop all thought
of the material-what would
the spo'rk alone cost you? That's
a fair way to get at the worth.
You can judge the Skirts
and Drawers and Chemises
and all the Cambria and Mus
lin Underwear stock by the
same standard, and just as
must to surprise you.
Second ioor, Juniper street side.
Twice over common store
tul Of just yard stufs for happy
go-lucky uses generally. They
count in for Women's Dresses
and Blouse Waists, for Tennis
Suits, for Mems Shirts, and for
Chlldren's wear. You can't
have fancy for such a fabric
that we haven't the realization
of.
The newest frst-and the
richest. A Flannel with silk
instead Of wool. We call il
Silk Cheviot. That hints the
quality. Any words can only
hint the stuff. You must see it
to know it. Wherever a Cey-
Ion Flannel would be welcome
Silk Cheviot would be more
welcome. We have it in about
thirty stripes, checks and plaids,
at 75c a yard. Don't know of
another yard at retail in Phila-
delPhia. If any one has it or
gets it VERY doubtful) the price
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06

THE author of tho national anthem
America" has written another stanza and
another hymn, both Of which we republish
from the Chicago DAILY NeGs. In "Amer-
ica' DIR. Smith made happy choice of
words fitted to the inspiring air which Is
used for the national hymn Of many lands,
and II perhaps most widely known as
"God save the queen" II stoo fine song
to he suffered TO exist as the monopoly of
any one nation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06

BALTIMoRR brags that the Johns Hopki ins
hospital to be opened ON Tuesday IL the
finest In the world. II has been In course
of erection for over fourteen years, the in
come only Of the bequest being used for
erecting the seventeen handsome buildings
costing over two million dollars. From
the accounts of the appointments and man
agement II would almost seem pleasant to
die there.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06
SrEAAi.

SrEAM.
We desire u call the attention OF consumers
OF steam Goods and Engineers supplies, TO our
large ana varied stock OF Pipes, Valves, Cocks,
Maileable and Cast Iron Fittings, Asbestos,
Valve Packlngs Scotch and Red Line Reflect
ing Gauge Glasses, Steam Radiators and Steam
heatlhs Apparatus; Set and Cap Screws and
IN iact almost everything required by steam
users, ana all of which We offer at prices which
We guarantee TO be lower than those of any
other dealer In this vicinity.
We have positively the largest stock, and be-
ing connected with the Telephone Exchange
shortest possible time When in want OF sny-
ming IN our line, call on US for prices and We
VIII convince You of our ability and willing
ness 10 save YOU Money, Delay and Nexation.
81 our Facilities for furnishing Engines, Boilers,
Shaning. Pulleys, Hangers, Special Machinery
iiuinbers and Gas Filters Tools, Patterns,
Models, and Iron and brass Castings, and for
the prompt repair Of all kind OF machinery are
uneNceled In Lancaster, and Ne respectfully
solicit share oi your patronage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-06
Two Killed In "A Riot.

A riot occurred at the Sayreville brick
yards, five miles below New Brunswick,
y. D., ON saturday night. Agent r. r.
iendricksoii, with 100 men, started To uut
III spur from the main line of the Raritau
fiver abroad along the land of ex- Free
holder Edward Furnan, down through the
onossing his land, and called out his mon
ihe railroad men were REINFORCED by the
prlck yafd men favorable Ia the railroad
IN night. George kessinger. one OF F,Ir-
nan, iaborers, and John Kennedy, "A rail
roal man, were killed. More trouble is
expected. ~
w nave the tailsiactiOn al hearing Ir,n ..,,
sIai M sources that pr. Bulls Cough Syruu ~ .,I
ration. s"'d pIsIsi-
.n., 4, fuUi. Molly .Sdrk, Toulin Ill
On ls excellent 10 have "a ,,s,,,
strength and walk the earth free aud happy
again Was what the man said when he bpsJS
cured his Ten year rheumatism with bottIe 81
salvation Oil. 25e. '''e VI
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
Decprab og Snlegll.
Ten 25oe Suni 1899,
9utber Collects Gramcn'5 cif

bulStss fibfte Onsoas / ben norifs
airte. Den samle 5oriamliHsssS Sal
pppe / @cllsset bar 10 soela9t, o9 man
tua eeripr Subs gus til Brus for an'
Iebuinsen. airfen par impftet meo
oeilise Slomiier af he liplisite 5arper,
men pper ben belle 5eft loa Der bog
npaet trpffenbe tunst: Site 'dutlsoes
mon ipm ellers peb en- iaubon Set aue
be andre @lepsr Dor 10 reif bleH paa
@runb ai 8ranben, fun be 8, Der bar
uberaminerebe iom @rdeusnter, bar I'LL
fete, ps iaa laa paa famine lib en- n'eo
ben ftsrfts 8iarlisbeb baaoe ira Weo-
Iare,es cs Glepers Sibe cmfattet Col
lego % @sr, YrOfesior &amftao, for
4sbsn, ppsipet Of 9aaen. @ribenNe
fra flsrs Sulh, life mini # al Srabuenten
Or. Gunbe, blep Der talt, ps bet Sele
por / Sonbbsb en- @ubstjenefte, lom blep
lat Tris paa, ps ium Manse oil minSes
paa fin 8ei.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
2utber: college.

Den 8ommitte, iom al 9ifrittsIpn,
oben bar facet bet Sueru at beitemme,
bpor % boorlebes 2utber college ifal
S~jenopbpsSes, msbte / DEBORAH ben lobe
os iab iammen til 21be SUM-. Gfterat
babe taset Spnobens @ienbele i9ecorab
/ Gieipu, bsrte 8ommitteen 9ilbub fra
andre Steber. Sra st. Baul TRENTON
TO 9ilbub: ct fra ct. Saul Barf SIM
procurement SO. ON 80 Ncres Ganb til
Cont Omtrent 8 Wil fra Bpen os $751;
900 fontant, os besfOruoen 100 Ncres
2anb | Nerbeben; ct anbet fra @et
ct. Baul ON 20 NcreS Qanb 2 til 3
WFil fra BDen os besforuoen 2otter 90
Berse, iaaat 3ilbubets iamlebe 8erbi
efter upartiife Meubs Sfisn Tube be-
lsbe fig til 100000. Sra Ga crosse
iremfOm 3ilbub ON 20 Ncres lanb in
oenfor 8~psranbien Omtreut II Mil fra
ben norife 8irfe, FAINT fri 8enpttelie at
8pens 8anbparf. Noseu Beuseiubz
ffrtption bauoe man enbnu life OPP
taset, men man troebe at funne Ifaffe
ca. $4,000. Or. U. &. Bailep talte
9ecorabs Sag. San oplpite at Sub
ifriptionen MI belsb Jig til $4,000, men
bar enbnu lite afluttst. San mente, at
Bpen % gountiet iiammen pilbe funne
ffaffe ca. $4,000. San paauiite forte,
sreie os trafenoe Srblas be 5orbele,
iom Stcorab funbe bpbe en- Stole for
unse Gutter, fremfor fore 8per, iom
ct. Baul % Ga grosie.
8ommitteen anrenbte n,eset al fin
9ib til 9rsftelien af bet Spsrssmaal
@r bet snifelist of nptte 2utber college.
Man fOm bog lite til noset enbelist
Reiultat, os troebe be0er lite at funne
sisre bet, fsrenb man bapbe taset BE-
Steoer / 0ieipn, buOrom Der funoe bore
Gale. &ommittesn ifal msoe isien / ct.
Saul ben ODE Suli al. 10 5orm. Sra
st. Saul refer ben til Ga Crosse o.
mulisens til Wabiion. gn Eaffeuoresit
til 8pens Borsere for berss 9isltirlbet
blep tilitemt. 2%iseleoes bleo bet paalast
Stebets Brait at frembere en- lisnenot
Eat til M~enisbebens &uinoeforenins oe
til 89rterne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
st f~tanosmGsiigt SrDuup
NuSlano.

Blanbt De bsiere &lasier / 8uslanb
glitter man fig ialminbelisbeb ! en- uns
Ilber, blanot Soft paa 2anbet enbnu
tiblisere, os til Rusiernes Ros maa bet
iises, at beres 9gsteifaber Tom en- rem
llubtaselie er en- Experimentation; |
8eselen er be bpssebe paa sienibis
8ierlisbeb. Sast efter Weosift os
Spefulationssiftsrmaal bar enbnu lite
bolbt fit Snbtos bos benne NatiOn,
9amer ai bsi iucial Sitting glitter fig
ofte meb be unse @arbeOfficerer, Der ub.
sisr Souebfprten af be banienbe SEA
palerer paa 8alIerne ! ct. petersburg.
TIMBER Observation-Disclosures treffer b
to &ssimenter, Sfisrteresimentet os
Gpauletresimentet iammen cs lore,
binanben at fjenbs. 8en1faber ppitaar,
ben unse Manb sisr Sur, % en- pafte,
Dag fpmmer to Sorlopebe uben at BABE
raabipurst Rosen for at ubbebs fig 5or.
elbrenes Samtpfte, Der albris bliue,
nestet. 8 8irten forrettss inssn Yieli.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
l5oe aaro,

Sreb os 8eliisneiie fslae off,
siare, iom er al min 5amitie; arsAS'
SuIoalelIe fslse ale geaner. Inn, y
eftsrlaoer paa Sorben, ole Be- y
Sern | mine 8srnebiem, ueb ar;h,,.-
(paa SOtlonb) }, be tjnre Spss peO a.,
lambs Sp3ebus, ale @amle % g[rS,
os 5attise, iom Cub / 9iuet forts w.
iammen meb. Serrens stprtes Soorss
lebe benz aae / 9rpen til Set ior..
Sjem! s aiarlisbeo Os 9otnemfiob%
til goer ale. Weblemmer of MIN =.
mile, os ale genner us SetisnOte r.,
5aitlanoet | Sverige os @orae iuut M,
@otlano, mike fro OmsipelIer 90 min,
3ienere os be fiare 8enner, meb bn;n.
jes bar arbeibet % bebet iammen, iur #
aierlisbeb, SensiOenbeb, Suerbpr,r,
beb ps 3aalmObisbsb, ies, uiulofunr,
iuase 8aien / iaa rig Spine bar mubto.
get, ifal nit Sierte Iua tit fiOfe aanb,,
bret. Sub lprne @oer!"
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
3. 3. Sbehoe,

Ssn Of .. SbsHOe | @lenipooo We'
niabeb, Der / 1885 srabuerebe pso Gu
tier College, os ium fiben bar ituberei
be romantic Sprps pec Sobns Sopfina
llnipsriiip i Baltimore, Mo., bar Here
@anse ubmarfet fig peb benne bsie 9a'
reanitalt. gRu for Ell fort 2ib ioen III
bon ct Fellowship ibe romantic Spros,
Der fpruten 9gren inbLrirser BAN $500
% fri rlnberpisnins. Oct er iierbe fran'
Re 9ialeftsr, Der tales paa gen Serfep
ben enselife 8anal, os 7ial fterne / bet
'front.'. npriie Seriusbsmme Normanbi,
ban bar last fig efter. Den Ste Sum- Of
ieilebe ban fra Ntp Yorf for at t~ilbrinse
5 Naaneoer blanbt 8snberne paa Gen
Seriep % i Nurmanoiet os fra ct pibens
1fabelist Stuncpuntt fueere 5olfsts
9ialefter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

Correspondent berfra melbt pr. Sunore,
at 2omen bar afreiit ben os ben Dag
fra 9ecorab. Or. 2omen % bans
Reiies Selltab bapbe bet trault / fere
0a9e meb at ie ale ariitianias &c.
p~aroisbeoer. %, oa be bar faroise oer'
mso, asteoe De fig Op til Siembp9ben
8aloers; men iaa Tom @rsnlanbss
~fareren DR.. Nanisn meo Tsl9e biem
for bam Ifuloe Der bodies en- ~itorartet
Mobtaseliesfeft, ps oenne MATTE be bog
osiaa tase meb; be baube 2pit til at ie
"8renlenberne", os berior bleo be
lansere i SOueoitaosn enb beitemt. Nu
er be %piiinof ale paa samle 9omter os
blanbt forbums ajenoinser, % Ri Der
snifer benz ct bebaselist Opbolo.
= Nu Hoffer fig ale be unse 5olf,
Der, for at pinbe mere aunbitab, bar
ituberet peb itsrre ameritanife Nfabes
mier ps Goaeser enb 9scOrab Sisb.
idool, MI ftrsmmer be tilbase til fin
Siembp os ipnes at bore ristis lpffe'
lise peb at bore / the old home.
- 2ou Coleman, ben unse Gut, iom
fom til Sfabe unber College 8ranben,
er III iaapas, at ban ueo Sj9lp al 8rpfs
ter % Stau fan tase fig en- Spabiertur.
= Den npe norife 8irfe saar mer os
uer tilueirs. Den bar MI mart ct sobt
Gag ooer fig, os ba bar Snebferne ct
soot N~rbeibsrum for aft bet Wateriale,
iom Der ital boples us bearbeibes.
- Den norife Biseforenins 8. g..
9. 9. msoer bos CLARA @ilion Tirss
bag Nften. Iae Meblemmer anmobes
ON at msoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
Nearemes Srem ifriot Gtpili,atior

Nesrene 9aar fremub. 3 Nai6,ir,
9enn., er Der oprettet en- 9anolpoesor,,
for benz. Oct er ben fsrite Snfitutip,
at ben Slass / 8eroen. Jur faa g,r
iiben uilte en- 81 esertanblese haoe iurt,,
libel, boorimOb Der MI er sube uoiatr
for BAN. 9a Neseren par Slaue, buuS,
ban be beoite Tenber / 8erben: mon
life fsr bieo ban Berger, isrenb ban.
9enber bespnbte at blioe baarlios
9ette ct life iaa meset en- 5glae Of. Of
Dor forte 8rooer bar faaet Stemmsre
ium al bans 5~oranbrins af Dict %
Saner. Saalanse ban git tilisnus
frog bet bleu mSrft, us lepsbe af Rom.
breo % febt &isb, bar ban "au right"
men iaainart ban bespnbte at iaa Smut,
for 8biitep os isbe Eager, bespnse|
baace bans Tenoer ps aaratter at
1peftes.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26

vi ct 8rep til Nr. U. glleftab Der
iBpen Ter ri, at Or. @ulbranb 2omen bar
baft en- iarbeles bebaselis 8eiie iaapel
ousr Ntlante,bapet iOm ouer Norbisen,
baabe bpab 8eir os Bebanblins ombOrc
ansaar. DperraRet bleU ban, ba ban
az. 10 ON Gftenen 2ben Suni paa 8ri'
itiania Brpsse bleu mObtaset Of Or.
Sotsleier Sunbre, Tom baabe fienots
bans Rapn % uibfte, at ban ba Fulbs
tomme. &imelisuis bar en- eIer anbeu
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
ggggeioretagenocr.

Otter 5orlpoenhe fit moi life Or. S.
Sodrpib long Suile for fine 9esnez
oppnratsr, ~eiterat ban baobe uofsrt
9ssninsen til ben rye norIfe airfe.
San fbtsr moi MI us ipe'ulerer paa,
bpob Slass 8psnins Nnbr. Sampion
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