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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-02
UNCLE JOAB'S MISTAKE.
REALLY think 1t

REALLY think 1t
will be a match ;
and I'm very glad
of it," said Uncle
Joab, rubbing the
palms of his
hands together.
"a nice, straight
cherry : checked
girl with eyes as
black as Jet; q
girl that has a
fair notion of a
batch of bread,
and can IN u X q
soft soap with
a n y b o d y. |
couldn't W / s h
Frank O be tier
wife,"
"Some folk S
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-02
The Files Were There.

" That's what 1 call good spread
said Dolley, surveying his luncheon.
" Yes" assented McCorkle, " still you
cant. say there are no flies on it."
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-02
Slow work Is sure work.

OlOW WOLk 10 sui y WOlh'
Perhaps never wins a victory.
There are fifty ways to tell lie.
Hard workers are usually honest
Next to faith in God is faith in labor.
Ever look forward, and-"Remember
Lots wife"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06
The Worlds Fair of 1892.

Edward Atkinson, the well.known
writer on political economy, writing
on the subject of the plan of the Fair,
says: "My general idea is that
either by way of example, of pic.
lures, of graphic illustrations and
figures, one and all combined, so far
as may be, the exhibition should
show the progress of modern art and
industry from the prehistoric type,
or from the type of 1892, down to
the present day. For instance, what
wonderful exhibit could be made
of the progress in the art of fclothing"
Speaking of Mr.. Atkinson's sug-
gestior, A. G. Yates d Co., the popu-
lar clothiers in the Ledger Building,
Philadelphia, said that such an ex-
hibit would be highly interesting,
and would afford an opportunity to
put American clothing in comparison
with that of the world. The Ameri.
can, no doubt, wears better and
cheaper clothing than any other peo.
pie. No matter how little the Ameri.
can pays for his clothes, he wants
some style to them, and that is
where our clothing excels the foreign.
A man who buys twelve dollar suit
will spend as much time in front of
a mirror as a man who pays twenty.
five. We welcome such customers,
whether they be man or boy, as we
make all our clothing to meet this
popular demand for tasty and good
fitting clothing at moderate cosi.-
From The Philadelphia ITEM.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06

shall know some day, but it has nothing
to do with our present trouble, thou gh
she seems to have hand In all the pain
that comes to me, and there have been
times when l actually believed the old
gipsy's malediction was coming true.
Carol, is there no chance for me? Must
] suffer still for that old stain God
knows have had enough of tho shame
far too much for man who bears none
Of the blame. Speak, and with a word
decide my future. Shall it be go, Or
stayY
She turned upon him then, her face
pale and firm.
''rhere is but one way, Roger. Do
not try to tempt me. Let me remember
you as an honorable man. I am going
now. No, do not try to kiss me; it can
never be again. Think of me some
times, my lost love, and II shall pray
for you."
Almost before he knew 1t she was
gone. His limbs seemed weighted with
lead, for he could not follow, even though
his spirit willed it.
He watched her out OF sight, his whole
frame strained to the utmost tension.
Oh what agony was in his heart, what
longing in his eyes.
"The curse of Cain must be upon me, "
he muttered, almost groaned. 81 thought
to live down that disgrace, but it has
sprung upon me unawares, and ruined
my life. The gipsy-hag's curse has
doomed mel"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06

not light and full Of grace, like Carols.
but heavy and 1irn-the tread of q man.
Ere he could turn, some one tapped
him on the shoulder.
"a word with you, sir.
Wheeling, he found himself face to face
with distinguishing man. The moons
rays fell upon his figure, but the broad
briInmed hat shaded his face, so that
only general view could be obtained.
"You are at perfect liberty to say as
many as you choose, sir" replied Roger.
He had no idea who this man was or
what he wanted, and in his present con-
dition 1t was matter of small import
ance to him. Capt. Grant did not realize
what volcano he was arousing-perhaps
he did not care, being such fire-eater
himself
"My words shall be brief and to the
point. That lady you were speaking to
was Miss Richmondf"
The words were in the form of ques-
lion, and though the Virglnian had started
at first, he drew his form up proudly.
Taking it for granted that your con-
lecture is the truth, what business is
that of yours, may 1 inquirer" he said,
with some show of warmth, for the re
was subtle something In the voice Of
the gallant captain that had given Roger
u start, he know not why, for it seemed
to him they two had met before, but
under what circumstances he could not
sa..
''You arc lmpudent, Roger Darrell. 1t
D my business in so far that Miss Rich
mond is my promised wife, and it be-
hoovcs O. man to see that her honor is not
tarnished by clandestine meetings such
as the one I have just witnessed, said
the captain, in pompous tones.
what you say brand as an Infamous
falsehood, sir, whoever you may be-"
and the Virginian could hardly restrain
himself from doing the man before him
personal injury, such was the heat to
which his anger had arisen.
"For that 1 will call you to account,
Roger Darrell. In the meantime I wish
to ask you question in regard to this
meeting. Was 1t voluntary one on the
part OF Miss Richmond, or did you force
her into meeting your"
Roger hesitated.
He readily comprehended what the
object Of the captain was, and was most
willing to shoulder oil the blame.
81 am the cause OF the meeting. Docs
that satisfy you, sir? Whatever blame
there may be, put it upon me, he replied,
calmly.
II accept the apology" returned the
captain, quickly, and with such remark
able sang froid that Roger was taken
completely by surprise.
''That it was not meant for an apology,
you coward, is we'll known to you, and
prove it thus"
There was an agile spring, and with his
open palm he slapped the captain in the
face.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06
Hamburg Figs

Are like preserved fruit; they are a
vegetable cathastic lozenge; delightful
to the taste, cleansing, purifying and
renovating the system without causing
gripping, They are always certain in
their action; consequently, Hamburg
figs should be taken for all cases of
constipation, liver complaints, indiges-
tion and piles. To travellers by land
or sea they are invaluable, because
effective, besides handy to carry, being
prepared in lozenge form only, so that
they can never change. Hamburg
figs are tor sale by DR.. L. r Kirk at
25c. box. Dose, one fig.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06
For the Maryland Exposition and
Battle of North Point.


Battle of North Point.
The most extensive and interest
ing exposition Maryland has ever
known will be held in Baltimore,
September 9th to 14th, 1899.
The programme of the exposition
promises great and diversified dis
play of products and machinery, an
extensive exhibition of live stock,
races, and horse aud cattle sales.
Other feature include an imposing
industrial and civic parade, COM
posed of two hundred floats and
fifty thousand uniformed men, the
celebration of the battle of North
Point, and representation Of the
bombardment of Fort McHenry.
The handsome new post.office will be
dedicated with appropriate ceremo-
nies, participated in by the Presi-
dent of the United States and his
Cabinet.
For tie benefit of visitors the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal.
timore, Baltimore and Potomac, and
Alexandria and Fredericksburg R. r.
Companies will sell excursion tickets
to Baltimore, from September. 7th to
18th, valid for return until Septem.
ber 21st, from all stations on their
lines, at single fare for the round
trim
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06

70 JOB Printing of all kinds,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06

AlLer LtlttU III was WdT W Vic uctttu.
'You will hear from me, sir, and this
hour will be the bitterest Of your life,
returned the captain, taking out his
pocket-handkerchief and rubbing his
sheek as If it had been contaminated.
Roger uttered an exclamation.
"The man with the black glove" he
muttered.
Some years before, while travelling in
Europe, he had met in the company with
which he was making the tour, strange,
mysterious man, of whose antecedents no
one knew.
This individual was full OF boasting
stories Of his adventures and duels, and
was looked on with profound curiosity
by all who knew him.
One most peculiar circumstance at
tached to his presence was the fact that
no matter where seen he invariably wore
upon his left hand black kid glove.
Speculation was rife. Some guessed it
was bet he was carrying out, others that
his hand had been disfigured from birth,
while one even whispered / t as his belief
that the Count Romanoff, as he was
known to them, was some escaped politi-
branded on the hand yet none possessed
bravery enough to ascertain the truth by
inquiry, and the affair had always re-
manned mystery.
When the captain raised his handker-
chief to his face, he did so with his left
hand, and no wonder Roger gave vent to
an exclamation when he saw that it was
incased in black kid glove, for it flashed
over him that this man was no other than
the mysterious Count Rom anoff.
"You recognize me, then. l had not
forgotten you, Roger Darrell, and the
fact Of our having once travelled in COM
pany will not prevent me from running
my sword close to your heart. Yes, I
shall spit you like fowl, just where 1t
pleases me, and fancy you will como in
my way no more, as you have done In the
past more than once, though you rcmem-
Der it not. Again 1 say, you will speedily
hear from me. have the honor of wish
ing you good night"
With sarcastic bow the captain with
drew.
Sure enough, on the following morning,
as Roger was seated on the old log close
to the little stream in the forest-a spot
mado sacred in his ewes by the fact that
Carol had often sat there with him-he
was approached by a man wearing the
undress uniform of an officer, who in
quired if 1t was Mr.. Roger Darrell whom
he addressed, and upon receiving an
affirmative rcply, placed letter In his
hand.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Having arrived at this determination,
the young master of Darrell Chace counted
the days that must elapse before he could
put his idea into execution
He INDUCED in lonely walks, but al
ways took great care to avoid the places
that had formerly been frequcnted by
Carol, at least whom he expected sho
might be there.
The shadows were gathering late one
afternoon, and twilight was rapidly set
tling over the land, when Rogor made
his way in the direction of his home.
ITO be contiaued)
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06
CHAPTER w.

THE MAN WITH THE BLACK GLOVE.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06

OW Carol reached
the Terrace she
never knew, for it
seemed to her she
had just parted
with Roger at the
foot OF the steps,
where she entered
tho broad hall to
be confronted by
her father, who
caught her wrist
most fercely.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06

Capt. Grant glared modly at the beau
tiful face.
my Godp he cried, "arc you alive
and here2 What nightmare is this1
Speak, and tell me, Nora Warner!
His antagonist was a woman!
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1889-09-06
CHAPTER V.
" no W AS HEP

N ALL his life,
Capt. Grant had
never suffered
such a d @ ( o a t,
and what made it
oil the more bitter
was the fact that
1t came from the
hand Of q woman
whom, for rea-
sons best known
to himself, he had
G. au 8 Q to hate
most heartily.
. A 8 t ra n g @
silence r g s t 9 d
%h1 yrn11n
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
n0pt0 Stuoet

peo at ie iaa meset al Yeroen iom 3u Tan.
Nsen for Gu refer entsn iom 3uriit, San'
oelsreiienbe eIer gmisrant, t0er 9u MI saar
pr. Sernbane eler 9ampIfib, loo foripn Dig
meo en- 5lalte Softetters Bitters, iom bet
reiienee Yublitum anerflenber iom Oct beoite
2asemibbel mob SDipse, iom man tan for
fafie fig. Zen er besuoen for geftens Br Is
r,er ct Sorebpsseliesmiooel mob Nalaria,
Rbsumatisme os be inouOrtes rloroeuer, iom
urent gano ioraariaser. 7ens berolisenoe
Yirtnins paa Rauen, naar ben foritprres al
ct Stibs 9pusen TT | Sauobeo %piounoerlis
% ben pafier Gppetit os er operoroentlis
u~erusitprtence. Sor 8aloeipsoomme os
0ureuoroener er ben ercelent os ben mob
pirier i en- mrrtuarois Grab Sretbeo iaapel
aanoelis iom lesemlis. gfterat maj er bic
pen paao os bar uofat fig for Ysiret, burSe
ben forusmmslis bruses (aRai)
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
6uoroan Yuoeier Dor bore, naar

6poroan Yuoeier Dor bore, naar
be ifal funne re9ues blanbt be beoite,
iaar ri 8eifeo om | ct Nuertis cement
/ "Opl. glu.", Der isser 2 i%aaoanne:
"Garpaasne iom Solen, letuinte iom
9oppen, saumilbe iom 8oen, t%rpfaite
Tom Sunben, fire Tom Seten, arbeio
iomme iom Wprerne, bprefiare iom
3prene / Acknowledged er folfefiare,
men life boone iom 2uien" = iaapaas
lag nlaa be bore. naar be ifal funne
fables bra. Dftebal tror. at bet bar
aobt ON Splanbsbsnberne ielp bapbe /
Reselen noset mere al ale bisie gsens
ifaber. Oct bible ipare paa Soiaen,
inofrenfe 9obbpen, MIME Sppotbef;
laanet, furere @isten, forlenSe 2iuet
% sse 8eltanoen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Seloia Inppet. "stauanaersn" Rris

6eloig iluppet. "Stapausersn" ifris
Der: Soet Doctor Mpe / Sanonas paa
en- Spsereiie iorleoen Dag befanbt Zig
paa en- Bro, Der iSrte ouer en- Glu.
h9note bet. at Rariolens enc Siul peo
Sfposmdnoens ufurii9tisbeo fom / Be
rsrelle meo en- at be lauss 8eisn OPP
ttlleoe Stene. 9sroeo III ajsretstet en-
Iaa fraftis O~cerbalins til ben enc SIDE.
at besse itprteoe rso / Glusn. Sfposs
n1anSen forIos Jig iemmelis nlporlist /
Sousoet, bog life liosfarlist. 9ottoren
Hap ultaot ira 5aloet Os iunbe umios
oelbdrt efter gaa isans meb at for6inoe
iaapel Stposmanoens Saar Tom taae
fts al ben Spse, til buem ban bar beutef,
en- Wano, Tom bauoe iaaet ct 8niuitlf /
Mapen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Sra 9OromaDoren | Sonbsn oar
DR.. Nisien mootuset SnDbpoelle til al
oeltase / ct Wsoe, iOm pil blioe aibulot
/ Wunion Souie ben lobe Stat innr al
Selitabet til 5crebpsselie al be u%cioili=
iereoe o. beoenfe 1olteIass 9emurali-
iatipn peo it9rfe Sritfe. Wsoet, Der
bodies unber 2oromoporens Soriabe,
bill blioe oueruaret al grfebiipen al
Canterbury, 8lanot 9alerne uaones
Sertusen al 8%etminiter, flere Yarlaz
mentsmeolemmer, aOmmanosr @amron
os Wr. Sobn Wuder5ie fra 8sduana.
laub.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Spcrt9c

Yriniesie Gusenie Dob. Yriniesit
gusenie afsif ben 23oe Npril ueb 81:
ben. = Be iuase 8rafter tos burtis Of
So 9Sben %inotraabte uben nOsen Dsos.
famp.
5lasnins paa balu Stang iaapel
8pen iom paa Sapnen.
Yriniesie Charlotte guseuie Iusuitd
Nmalie albertine. &orsens Ssiter, pa,
fsbt 24be Npril 1880.
Yrtnissie gusenie bluoe peo lit noble
Sineelas, fin SOb8lsrenseo os @lf.
parbigbeb punbet ale beres Nstelie oa
8iarlisbeb, meo buem bun fom / Beers:
ring.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Sioerteu. - JrauRrenoe Sl9st os
Yenner uuoerrettss berpeo ON, at oct bar
bebaset Cub at hiemtaloe til ben eoise Sas
lisbeo NTH fIpre Suitru Nnna SIuertIen,
isot Ruoi. gun opoe I {roeu paa Seius,
bpem bum ellteoe o. eiterful9te | Gtuet. Suu
bar iBot ben 25os October, 1927 o9 osoe,
efier Here DRaauebers 4iosller, ben l2te
Npril 1889, e1 War. 5 Naaueoer % II 3ase
9ammel. Seq tilraemeo bore TO uotsue
SgrH tgler Sauuet al IN tlltet Suitru o.
iG9tnoois % il9tlig Wooer. Sc mango
Seuner o. Wlboer, lom tog Del l oen tiGre
Nfososs Segraoelle oeu l5oe Npr,l. tdt,es
tIerteIls. Sprl,s lenoer le9 berr9lennem min
blertel,site Sat I'll Haitor Satleltao, lor be
ls9te bsu0e paa SDseleiet oa iorrttteoe bnaoe
I Suiet % pto Braoeu.
8tnneibelt 60, Soma, lite Npril 1899.
Ser9eu Sioertieu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Nige @aoer. Ifosoe German Q
Breoal | Bergen bar / fit Ieftameute
nianfet islsenoe @aoer: Sismanbs
biemmet / Bergen 3 tuisn &roner, Nip(et
foe trensenoe Grbeioere / Bergen 5000,
Inna Sebiens Winoe 5000, @uttebiem-
met | Bergen 5000. Suoremisfionsforz
eninsen | Bergen 5000, 5ureninsen til
goanseliets 5orfpnoelie for ifaubina-
pife Sismano i iremmebe Saone 1000,
Ssraelsm isiOnsiOreninse / Bergen
5000, Seoninsemis iionen / Bergen 5000,
os Sanbuisens Bsrnebiem 1000 iami
oprettet ct 9esat for t~ransenoe Spse os
Senselissenoe al gorseritanben / Ser
gen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Stensruo.-Det betienotsisres Tor fra.
pRrenoe Sl9st % Yenner, at Oct bebageoe
NRano Salpor SaIuorion Steusruo oeo en-
itine Gpo ben 29oe Warts. San blep be.
sraoeu paa Citre ct. Olafs airfegaaro /
Jtod EEL ben 3oie Npril 1889. pan par
fsof paa 9aaroeu Steusruo | 8ols Breftes
slalo, Saltusoal, Rorse. ben ste 9auuar
1927. yu er leg i9ieu meo II Bsrn, iom
opbt fsler 5abet al en- flprlig 2g JtefRIe us
tro 5amilieforier9er. Jreo men bans Stso.
pelii9net pPre bans Ntnoe.
Tod Del, URlnn., 2oen Nat 1889.
Wrs. o. %. Steusruo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Bploen-Delta9enoe Seuner unoerret'
teS beroeo ON. at 8lo ben 13Oe oS. oeo en-
lali9 0eo bortialote Dor there Batter Guilt
ana, / en- Nloer al 80 Aar, 3 Wnaneoer p9
10 3aqe. Suu bapoe / omtreut 2 Nar liot
Of earring os Slertelpsbom, iom enote ben
oes Da9e. Suu bar fine Gioelier meo tor
3aalmooi9beo oS beniou / en- barult9 3iaio
til Subs Yaaoe I 8rtito. 5reo meo oil
Stsu. oeliisuet bore bit Wiuoe. Serren
gap. Serreu tog, Sgrrens ytaon oRre looet.
glon, Soma, 22oe Npril 1889.
Olaoe Boloen, DIE s. Woloen.
feot Nmuuolon.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Ehompiou - Oct bsileuotslsres for
iraoRreuoe SIG9t oa Bsnner, at bet bepas
aeoe Serren / in Btsoou,, at bIem'aloe Dor
iiRre Brpoer 2oaei ben 9oe Aprtl 1889 / Ell
Nloer al Is War, s Ranueoer % Is 3n9e.
5reo meo bans Sigu, peliisnet pare bans
Ntnoe.
Yraho, gSalib Co, Tut
Thor I lbompiou. Ntarsit gbrttianisu.
Sper I. @bompipu. YpaIla Suerlon.
Sannab 9briIteuleu.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Braseitao.-Serueo betlenotslsres for
irauPrenoe SlRst CO 8enner. at MIN Ssu
Ole ". Bra9eitao ai8,t ueo Gsoen ON Wors
9eneu ben 23oe Nprtl, efter lRu9ere Iios
Sp9eli9beo al 3Rrrn9. pan bar ueo lin
Dso % Nar og 2 WaaHeoer gammel.
Mrs. 8unpor Braaeitao,
fBot Wagleitao.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

"6pao Nptte oar Be al ben 5Ors
snins ?" "Ga life ipnberlis, naar ies
BLOT er ips; men naar ies bsr, iaar isS
10000 Dollars paa min Bodice, cs BET
sr pene Bense at faa toutaut paa
Borbet."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Vran0en / Wernen.

granben / Bergen. Sarbien at
be reobrenbte Suie / Gafiepaas er benz
peb 100000 SIR. Be 0usuiloes Nntal
opsiues MI ~nsiastis til 1870 5amilier -
600 Menneifer. Der berlfer aoItiIig
Nso. buorfor en- Sielpsfomite er neoiat.
= Stueiuiaerperionale siusr en- SRA
tinee til Snotest for @armaun, buis
uasiurerece Gienoele Bran en- bar pbes
last totalt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

@pita. - Ssrseliait bsiisuotsisres for
iraprreuoe Sl1st og Stnner, at bet beba'
aeoe psrrsu at portable min eliteoe Dfauo
5bore Amunoien. pan par isot pda 8aar'
ben 8nfta I tlasusaier Yreitesielo, Horae,
ben 1Soe Nusuii 1921 og osoe ben 23oe
Npril 1859 eiter I Td9es Spaoom al Suu9e'
betGnoelle. Seq mso 5 Bsrn bsarToer Ia.
bet al hans Bortsaus Jreo nleo bans Stsp,
uelliluet pFre bans Ninoe.
Cisco, 5%rempealeau 60. Nis.
Nrs. Wareu Nmunoion,
o9 Bgru.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Gn arrefteret 6ulbtpu. gn eng
lanoer, Der bar peret anlat peo Sub
sruberne paa Bsmmslsen, er arrslteret
for at BABE i~tiaalet Cub / en- itsrre
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

4nore Blade, iom MATTE babe optaset
~openanierte uianofaroiSe Seitplbninser mob
Retbooifsrne, beoes osiaa at outage nars
parenoe Beristiselier eler ialfalo naune
benz. .. y. gersb.
9eer Bart, &is., 7oe geai 1889.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
Gfteriparailer.

ei,,rssrsTu ~tustas,s bs,ftu fsr en- balls Gent "
Orb. On sosaao. E. CT. 5,rsOsfs' I'll q Rssa.
y,sn,s ior ct ORR. ct ap.riiiisnsui I 'D.s,ss'p sasa'
Iai.s ~aniss,lis al 300 til loa.G0o s'a uss usu'
hsi.r.ntsI su tie Issfass Il easItaL sssd tns ees'
isu til
Cplpsnina enifes ON min Spiserbrooer
Ole ariftenieu Atre. Saus Noresle beoes
ienot til Seprin SEMEN Sldie, Braolsp y.
8, glari 60, 9afota.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
CiHalas. - 1872 acres uomertet

CtHal9s. - 1872 4cres uomertet
- Gano tllia!ss. srenienoe til 9anosbpen
glarisia, 5ooo 60, Wldn., boor Der er en-
norif os en- iueuit lutberii 8irte, 9epo', A
Butitfer, 9ampiasbrus os JlourmSqe, 100
Ncres opoprtet. Jlaot os rist Gano. a!i
inobssnet. 80 Acres, Heiten g9 o9 Gs1nes
itou, soot Slemmematteo ps Irbeioe for
YR9no os Teams belle Binteren t3lennem-
Ter er rinoeuoe BoHo, soot 8aaulnssbus,
Naoe og uobuie. Ganoet bar oRret aoot
arbeioet; Der iinoss iugen Sten eler 1rRs
rubber paa bet. Hris s1S pr. We're; en- Ere
oieoel t%outant, paa Rsiten siues fem Vars
Seuftano. 5or nRrmere SDlpsniuser "TRIP
I'll Geo. ". B!armiue, glarlsia, 3ooo Co.,
NtiHn. 35.5.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
pnjfes. -gn una Manb

r. at aoo aaratter, o9 meo en- alpr:nl al
fra $500 III $500 sniies iom Bartuer | en-
@aruert 5orretntug 100 Weile Bet fra 81.
Vaul, Winneiota. Stlnoinauif Settlement
ps 9ooe a.noer. Staoigt NrbeiOe o. COB
5ortleusfte for en- D lig Nrbeioer. BILLET
mRrtet 1Bartner" n~eblR99es / bette Blaos
Expedition. 36.2.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

giornfierne Yisrnion a~freiier
8espnoelien af Wai Maaneo til Baris,
bpor ban oil oueruere u~oitilinsea.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Mleranoer g.. 2iellaub bar afllaaet
9ilbuo ON Sceneinfruftsrpoiten reo
8ersens gbearer. Ser er nh inbleoet
llnoerbanolinser meo 2iterat Srsens
Qanlen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15
BsarC rssk We,fsnMiff

er MI / 1T Slais Ocosr VT, boa) 5oeret'
ntt9eu auaaar, tan man iorbGee ltl on bos
ptrom Beotbers, huor oglIa al lilo TN tno'
~leueres. das B.itlI,1Jer uoi3reS poo MT.
36.l53n 4. y. Wanro, Ger.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Yanie Sogn bar life minbre END 4C
Sfibe, ium saar / uoenriss 5rastfart.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-15

Hopmorb. Sobn 2orfilbion, en-
0fano paa 6S Nar, Der boeoe paa Ger
bal / gitre gfer peb 8riitiania, bapbe
uaret / 8pen met Sos So os began fig
biem til lit gus, eiterat bape ipit til
aften hos be 5Olf, for boem ban bapbe
fiSrt SSet. ST. Y ON Niteuen lasbe
9taboerne Werfe til, at bet rss iterft
fra 3erbal, % inart efter Ilos Slben uo
aieunem 8esaen. Ga be bauoe banet
fig Sci IND | Suiet, fanot be Manbens
Sig unber ben opbr9note Sens, os ifslse
ienere unoerisselier er ban bleuen or9bt
ueb ct Sassellfuo basfra / &pssen,
bpprefter WUroeren bar lat Slo paa
SuIet for at besraoe Jorbrpoell len. Vi
bsbes ubr os Bense bar borte.
Bolitiet bar ienere efter al Sanbipnz
lisbeo paret iaa belois at paaSribe
@ierninssmunoen til oenne loaao, Der
/ flere S~enisenoer lisner iaa meset bet
for uosle Nar lioen forsuebe 9urteruos
Wtoro. gn elbre Wanb uiloe nemlis
pantiette bet i%tjaalne ubr, os bette leoebe
til, at man er tsmmelis iiffer paa / bans
SDn at babe faaet fat paa Woroeren.
Senne er % aar sammel os bar to
8anae fsr p9ret f%traffet, oeriblanot meo
10 Waaneoers Bobsfensiel.