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Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-27
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Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-27
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Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-27
NO MORE oLEomAReAnrsE.

The Fl ouse Passes aProhIbitoryAmend naent in Behalf of Local Da1rymen -The Legislature AdjourRs For a Week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
A TRAIN IN FLAMES.
Disastrous Railroad wreck in Illinois.
Two Killed and Many Injured.

Disastrous Railroad Wreck in Illinois.
Two Killed and Many Injured.
ABINGDON, Ills. April 2s.-The CEN
tral Iowa train from the west was
wrecked four miles west of this place.
The train went through bridge, setting
fire to the mail car. The flames were
communicated to all the other cars.
The train was composed of two pas
senger coaches, one OF which was partly
mail car. There were also ten freight
cars. "A flange of the wheel on the last
freight car broke, letting down the re
mainder of the rain and spreading the
track. The traiiI was thus dragged about
100 feet, at which place a trestle across
Cedar creek was reached. at this point
the last two coaches plunged down the
bank about thirty feet. The mail car
caught on fire, from which four span OF
piling ignited and was soon consumed by
the flames. The conductor, Robert Col
vile, of Peoria. is dying. -Four passen-
gers and four train men were danger
ously wounded. VIII Savage, of Ber-
wick, was found dead. 1t is though that
woman was on board the train. If SO,
she was burned with the coach
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
Hlgh license in michigan.

LANSING, Mich. April %. The house.
has passed tile liquor tax bill. which re-
quires retailers to pay $500 year: dis
tillers, 81 900; brewers. 5000; wholesale
liquor dealers $500; wholesale beer and
wine dealers, $500. and prevents drug
gists selling liquor except upon written
application, which must be recorded In a
public book. Under no n0circumstances can
they sell by the drink Or mix liquors
with soda water OF any other beverage to
be drunk on the premises. The bill
PASSED BY the narrow margin of six viotes.
Il sannot have immediate effect. Is Il
lacks the necessary fw0-thirds vote. and
consequently the liquor selling business
will be governed tllis year IN the law
now in force.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
PROHIBITION IN new ENGLAND


AU& ASAu lay stare ID &0Ar on - 4 NAAN4tU-
tl0nml Amendment Tolay.
Boston, April - The question IL
prohibition or license will Il settled to-
day at the polls. like Pennsylvania.
Massachusetts, submits a constitutional
amendment to the people: The cam
paign has been hot one. and every
thing that the prohibitionists could do to
close the saloons has been done. They
have had their headquarters open in this
city for weeks and prominent speakers
have been stormng the towns and villages
in full Yesterday in many parts Of
Massachusetts the preachers made pro-
hibition their theme, but in the queer
crmpaign which has been concluded
/ listers have divided among them
selves, as have all classes of citizens.
The outlook for the adoption Of Pro-
hibitian is not very fiattering. The
leaders IN the movement kept up their
courage. but it is hope. rather than con-
viction that their cause will win. Sew
eral canvasses have been made and il is
not expected that the majority either
way will rum over 10000. The chances
seem to be that Prohibition is beaten. lit
is expected to do we'll IN many country
districts, but there viii be large vote
against it in Boston and some of the
smaller cities.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

DULUTH, Mimi, April 22.--Aa train
Of fourteen loaded cars, with Superin-
tendent Popes private car attached, was
descending the heavy grade between
Two Harbors and Gakadin, on the Du-
luth and Iron Range railroad. the air
brakes refused to work and the train
gained frightful velocity. A brakeman
managed to mcouple the private car,
which was soon stopped by the hand
brakes. The rest Of the TRAIN plunged
madly on. reaching speed Of 10 miles
an hour. Finally the train left the
track. demnIishing the engine and an
the cars. Engineer Charles Cutter had
both legs broken AMI two other men
were seIion II injured. Cutter is the IA.
nous snow plough hero Of the Northern
Pacific road.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

NEW York. April 22.-The funeral
services of the late Henry q. Pearson,
who died at Highwood, n. j., Saturday,
viii be held at D. III. tomorrow at st.
Pauls church. Englewood, n. j.
At a largely attended meeting Of the
employees of the postoffice resolutions
were adopted expressing sorrow for the
death Of Postmaster Pearson. d delega-
tion was appointed to attend the funeral
and committee was selected to arrange
for a suitable monument for the deceased,
to be erected in Brookside cemetery,
where the body will be inferred
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

TRENTON, April 22.-The legislature
adjourned sine die late on Saturday af-
ternoOn.
In the assembly the senate amendments
to the bill creating the new county of
Hamilton out of Hudson county were
defect a after an angry debate among
! the Hudson county members This de-
feats the bill. The bill to defray the in
cidental expenses of the legislature passed
both houses. the senate amendmentsm maxi
ing it foot mp over $500. The bin allow
titles less than q quart was lest Il til. the
house The assembly reconsidered and
passed the bill prohibiting employers
from accepting pledges from their work
men 10 leave labor organizations. The
senate substitute for the Australian bal
lot bill was defeated in the assembly by
a vote of % to II.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
Disposition Of the Pa~ses'ger%'
n Interestrd I.n,,.lnn.

LONDON. April 22.--Although there
were no English passengers ON board the
Danmark public interest in the fate Of
those on board the unfortunate vessel
has been intense here At 7:3O o'clock
last evening the afternoon papers got out
nouncing the safety of the Danmark's s
passengers and crew and their sale WAS
enormous. Bulletins were displayed in
front of the various newspaper Offices,
and the crowds which. surrounded them
blocked the streets.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
AL HANDS SAVED.
Tbs Missouri Rescues Passengers
md Grew Of the Danmark
AND LANDS THEM AT THE AZORES

The Danmari's Engines Brenk nown and
the Missouri Relieves IIer-some "a
Those RcScned sail for London, Othera
for Lisbon and the Reminder VIII be
Landed in Philadelphia by the Missouri.
PmADEpHIA. April se The steam
ship Missouri, having ON board NUM-
Der Of the passengers and crew Of the
wrecked steamer Danmark, arrived at
this port t..is morning.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

NEW YoRg. April 22.-Ffor a bet 81
$3.50 Steve Brodie SWAIN in the East
suit and paddle. The distance Is seven
and One-llalf miles and Brodie covered
,it In two hours AMI forty minutes.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

At Philadelphia Athletic. u; Brooklyn. 9.
Al Baltimore Baltimore. IL: Columbus. 3.
AT Cincinnati-St. Louis. ?: Cicinnati, 0.
At Louisville Louisville, .; Kansas City, "a.
at Chicago Chicago, 81 All America, p.
At Jersey City-.Terxcy City, 6; Boston. q
At Worcesler-N New York, q: Worcester. q.
Al Philadelphia Philadelphia. o: Highland,
2. Yale, Q; University Of Pennsylvania, 3;
eleven innings.
At Princeton-D Detroit. 2; Princeton, |.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
story of the wreck.

LISBON. April 2a.--In an interview
with new slaper representative. Peter
Rol;sen, third mate of the steamship
Danmark. related the circumstances Of
the loss OF that vessel
Her engine, he stated, broke down on
April while the vessel was 500 miles
from Newfoundland Engineer Kaas
was found lying dead ON the floor Of the
engine room and the cause of the acci-
dent could not be ascertained
The Missouri TO the Rescue.
On April the Danmnrk was spoken
by the Missouri, which towed the Dam
mark until April 8.
The Danmark was then settling
down." Robson states, land we asked
the Missouri to take our passengers. The
Missouri. as she was loaded, had room
for only twenty additional persons, but
she iettisuned her cargo and took us an
on board--800 Of us--landing us at
the Azores.
Disposition of the Passengers.
.'She then proceeded ON her voyage to
Philadelphia, taking $40 of the passen-
gers besides the captain and sailors.
Three of the engineers proceeded to
London ON board the DemeFara steamer.
The first and second mates are still at
the Azores and the remaining passen-
gers and fortv-two sailors sailed for Lis
bon on the steamer Acor."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
me Dauntless LegIon...

The scene along the roads. beggars de-
scription, and the general appearance
presented is similar to the line Of march
of some great army on retreat The re-
cent hard rains so softened the roads
that the heavy immigrant wagons cut
them till they are almost without bot
tom. As anatural consequence wagons
stuck il the mud or broke down are seen
all around the line, The streams are all
up, and the determined, impatient
boomers are having great trouble cross
ing them. and many lives have already
been lost.
Many are provided with no shelter,
but arc travelling In open wagons or on
foot or horseback, Hundreds Of women
and children accompany the boomers on
their march, and in many cases women
are driving the wagons while the men
walk along driving their small herds of
cows and calves. Some of the wagons
are loaded with household furniture and
goods of all kinds, while others contain
but scanty supply Of provisions and a
few old quilts and blankets. Some of
the immigrants are provided with good
teams and are evidently possessed of
ample means, while others have spiked
teams, rope harness and old, worn out
wagons.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

ITOR SALE.-A bargatn--An old established
IL MILK DAIRY, one of the larges and best
routes in the city, Including cowslmilk wagon,
business. The present owner has other busI-
ness TO engage him. For particulars address
DAIRY" CAPITAL once. A81ms
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

NEW YoRK. April q. Five. steam
ships landed 1898 stearage passenge rs at
Castle Garden. Thirty-five Arabs and
Greeks were detainsd at the garden IS
paupefs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
w. Tuck Levely.
FOR RENT

The DAIRY FARM. occupied by Mr.. Beard
more at Horn Point, or kastport, Possession
given August, 1889. Apply to
O2Dtf JULIAN BREWER. Agent
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

At Gloucester Athletic, Q: Brooklyn. i.
Al Louisville Louisville, I0 st. Louis, r.
AT Cincinnati Cincinnati. Z: Kansas City,0
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

Cd AND NAN by the Rev. Henry
NJ Trura Bray, Al. A., IL. D. This is az
elegantly gotten up book; fearless, profound,
and sublilnely beautiful IN its contents Is is
the book for the times Il is in truth rere
lation. Size gx6. Sent post paid for &2.-
Send stamp Cor circulars. BOLT PUP. co.
Box ss6s st. Louis, No. s2lm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
Hoping Cor Happy Homes.

The people are generally travelling in
crowds in order to be better able to assist
one another in case Of emergencies.
Most OF them seem to have staked every
thing ON Oklahoma and to have aban-
doned their homes elsewhere to seek
homes in this territory. They are brav-
ing the hardships with true pioneer fort
itude. and their seemingly bright pros
poets enable them to cheerfully endure
all trials and hardships. and even the
cold and chilly rains can't dampen their
ardor or affect them. The women are
as enthusiastic as thu men. and speak
very hopefully Of their bright prospects
of happy homes in Oklahoma.
alrs. harrison EnterElIns Aale 1Iusicians.
WASHINGTON, April q. The concert
Of the ! ale Gle and Banjo clubs this
evening. at Congrega gational church. will
be quite q social event. The audience
will include Mrs. Harrison and party
OF young girls. After the concert AIrs.
Harrison viii sserenaded and the col
lege Toys rendered 4 reception at the
executive mansion Last year the clubs
were entertained BY Secretary Whitney.
and the year before ~ Chief Justice
Waite.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
FOR RENT.

THE DWELLING and STORE on Church
Street, from Of Aprll,--at present occupied
by Mrs. NJ. +. Holidayoke, Apply to
rs March, 1889. att
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
Wanted 10 Buy for Cash.

About Thirty (SO) Barrels of good CORN.
For particulars apply to d. RAE, Francis
Street. Annapolis Nd, or address, II. KERR,
s.. Margarets, A. A. Co, Nd. $50
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22
WANT THE EARTH.
Tha T,andless Legions Swarming
Into the New Eldorado.
gEEKINa HOMEs N 01LAH0lIA.

Thousands Joined the Mad Rnsh Into
the Land az Promise II Noon Today
and the struggle for squatter Sow
erignty Begins-A Curious Caravan Of
Unconventional Humanity.
GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, April %. AT l2
O'Clock noon today the signal guns were
fired at the various points along the bor-
lers Of Oklahoma where the legions Of
the lanaless were gathered, and inn
mediately the mad rush hegan. Inside
Of ten minutes thousands of eager BOOM
ers were swarming over the line and
making for the long coveted homesteads
Most of these people are headed for
Guthrie on POINTS in this vicinity, and
from present indications every acre Of
land near the railroad, between the
Cherokee land and Guthrie, will be
squatted by . O'Clock this afternoon.
From present indications Guthrie viii
lie city of from 5000 to 10000 inhab-
itants before it is twenty-four hours old
It is already throngod with struggling
merchants, bankers, lawyers, doctors,
druggists. hotel keepers and mechanics.
- newspaper VIII Be p0Dt1SN&0 tO~0lOF~
row morning, and an Interesting chron-
icle it should be.
A Motley Caravan.
This morning for forty miles through
the Cherokee strip the roads were lined
with wagons, buggies. suIlies, horsemen
and footmen, all bound for Oklahoma.
Every imaginable kind of conveyance
has been brought into service. Some Of
the vehicles in use are the old style
wooden axle wagons, relics Of other gem
erations, but most of the movers from
this direction are Of the better class,
while the large majority of those gath
ering about Purcell, south Of Oklahoma,
are Of the poorer class. and belong to the
element of society that would be termed
rough All passefs BY are loudly
cheered by these boomers. who Have
their hats, whoop and > sell fns l. gh
spirits.
All seenss to look only on the bright
side and to- have lost sight of the fact
that at least three-quaITers of their NUM-
ber aredestined to disappointment owing
to the fact that there Is not near enough
land to 90 around.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-04-22

We VIII Insert In this eolnmn advertin.
mentw 81 Wants, Tor Rent, For SnAa, Lost,
wound, &C., not en- wc9edfmg four 1an@s. ONE
WEEK. or Less. Eor 2B Centa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Grport al frosicnt &ipo ira
auitraIicn.

Som ct 8suis for, buOrleoes Stibss
farten msb irosient aipb tuser ttl fan
dnisres, at Suofsrieleu til 9OnbOn fra
auftralisu Os 9ip 3eelanb | bet fsrite
8uartal af iuosunrenoe War bar 273,s
600 Iastebe Saar, imOo 225 600 %
1910 / famine 8eriObe for aarsne
1888 81. Suao Ghatnins al be
frOsHe Gam Os Saar ulene fra Rp Be-
lamb ansaor, filler 5OrbOloet fig iualss
oes, at Der / aarene 1888 Os 1889 (af.
luttet ben 3Ote Suni) / II Raaneosr
bleu iolst reipsttius 964, 900 us 1,061s,
600 Siptter, iaa at Tilu9rten / Sals I
ct Var altiaa par $4,000 Stptter. Oct
beoite Suare. &iso iOlstes for $50
Ore pr. ensslif Bunb / Sanrar. CO. "a
Gre | Gpril % 49-51 Gre | 8espus
belien af Suli Os ca. Is Ore mere for
Gam. 5Ur Ga Blata 8iso bstaltss
sjennemsaasnbe noste gre minbrs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Sc SeospelSeSmtoIsr,

iom 2aseuioenft bar :upfunbet for
at linbre Smerter, os siom naunlis ct
til iaa for Rptte unoer panifelise Spes
%rationer, anretter, i,aar be m~isbruses
elsr benpttes for ftarft, fore goelass
selier. G1e oeb, boorlebes o~uerbreuen
Brus af ROrfin, Der napnlis | be bsiere
samfumOslas iaa b~pppis.fiuoer Steo,
fremtalber / ben mennelielise D~rsanisms
en- Slappelie, .Surtfelie Jog goelass
sslie, iom er parre enb..ben, Der frem.
fables psb Drill. Nu oplpiss Der al
frantic 9eser, at bet ieneft Opfunbne
8ebspeliesmibbel, aOtain, Der %naunlis
bar pit fig iaa belbis ueb 9ienOpera.
toner. ibet bet sisr bet Steb, boorpau
bet anpenbes, sanife fslelieslsf, LIT, Deb
at benpttes / Ouermaal Tom imertetil'
lenbe, frsmtaloer en- lisuenbe iuatfenbs
% sbelassenbe 8irfains.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Surhenperenbe amerifanif Wtinj

5prbenOGrenbe auaerifanff Winis
Her u. y. Gnoerlon a~fretite meo So
milie fra 8isbenbaon til Nmerifa
nleo TbiuspaIaielifabets npe 9amplfib
"Rorse". Ser baube inofunbet fig en-
for WGnsbe Menneiter for at tase
Gifeo meo ben pOpulare Minifter.
Sans narmeite 8enner os 8sfienbte
bapoe meobrast Wasier af 8lomiter til
be 8Ortbrasenoe; belle fsrite &abpt bar
iplot meo 8lomlter % Blomiterouft.
Slanbt benz, Der bar mBbt for at iige
6arpel, bemetfebes bl. a. ben nps ames
rifanlfe @eianbt. 9a Sfibet ieilebe,
ubbraste @rosierer NrenBsn ct "2epe
Nlniiter Nnberion", Der beiparebes meb
trafttse S%urraraab. gnoerion ipareoe
aleb ct "4epe 9anmarf", mebens ban
% 5amilie tiltaitebe 8ennerne / 2ano
8lOmiter al beres SperFoo. 9a Storage"
bar ipinset ub iStrsmmen ~ubbragtes at
SOfOrsplber Wosenien, ct "2epe &aps
tein &nuoi len" Der ~belpareoes meo our
raraab baace fra Sfibet % fra 2anb.
8a "8eriatua" pasierebes, bilite "Nors
sc" rneo Jlasene, mebens 8eiieren o.
bans Si9iter Tom paa 9affet % bilite
paa &aptein &uuoien, Der fob paa
&ommanbobroen meb lluiformsfa letter,
! Sdanoen % fine npe Oroener paa
Brpitet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Gn itriffenoe 2erer.


leoer en- Sfolel9rer, Der err, ON man ina
maa fise, Susfltosmonb liee uo iii 5tns
ser'pioierue. 5oruben andre SusHtbss
ipsler bar ban iarlis faftst fig ouer
Striiferiet, Os bet uel narmeit foroi
oenne Susflio naitsn fan bripes paa
enbper Slubs, iaaiuart Der eipes en-
lebig Time. Or ban | SelIfab, ba bar
ban altib fin Stritfeirsmpe uteo fig, os
liseioa burtis, Tom Samtalen 9anr, brus
ger ban fine S%trtffepinber. % uaar
Samtalen oreier fig ON Ting, Der life
interesierer BAN, ba iamlsr ban ale
fine 2anfer ON Striftetsiet, % iaaleoes
befrier bet bam for "at fiebe fig meb
G~nftano." 8eb Wsber meobrineer ban
osiaa fit StritfetBi, os msoens andre
bar Oroet, pasier ban trOli9 fin Strsmpe.
Haar ban unber en- 9isfusfion taser
Oroet, boao ~forsprist life Ter iaa llels
bent, ba putter ban sanite rOlist 1T
Strtffetsi / 2ommen, meoens ban taller,
men taSer bet after frem, iaainart ban
er farbig. Selo / airten bar ban i'm
StrBmpe meb, %, mebens Breften pro-.
oiter, fiober ban nOfiaa llnt | fin Stol
og - f~tritfer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23

Striube pa Selbo Stlfteret, 19oe
September 1889. Boet efter &aarmano
Saloor &nuoleH Roeu % for afosoe Suitru
aaren Glsoatter Of RlRbp. Boets frapRs
renoe Nrptnaer, Of bottle Ssnnen Vars Sals
oorien 1fal DO Chicago iamt Datteren Sos
uette SalDDrsoatter rteo Wtau0 Yeoer sSas
tobien Rpaaarb GA 9%atterignnen KLAUS
SohnIen BIgtter1, Noa, Dftrtr., tn6tnloeS.
gtospoIoS Sfifteret, 17oe Sept. 1889.
Boet efter be afosoe W9tefolf auoers Glien
9unobpftien os Dtartpe 8riftoHersoatter af
Suroalen. De frauRrenbe NrDtn9er, bpor'
tblaubt Brsoreue Nnoers % Sens Rrtftof.
f~ersiBnner / Nnterifa, inbtaloes.
Saoela ND o9 9auoS Stifteret. lobe
Sept. 1889. Hrptn9erne / SHoerft &riftoff,r
Beoerien StleQuusens % Suftrus 9sosbo
al Sguore Gano, nemlig:
y Ssuuen DITTO &%riitoHsrfen o.
q Sattereu Wftna &riito II erien - begse ops
holoenoe fig | Hmer,ta, motaloes.
= WoIbe Sftfteret, 12te September 1889.
8eo Sfifte efter gnfefru Wdrert Rarie Bud,
Der afeif peo Bsbeu 29oe Nusut 1879. bleo
Der til frauRreuoe Nrptna Ssnneu Uarfus
arnt Bud, Der anto9es at .opboloe fig Vine
rita uoen at bans Rrner Opbolosfteo
fienotes, ublast | Nrn SIR. 1904, Der biotil
bar n9ret forpaltet al HRolbe Guerformpns
oeri. Saapiot oplpt er bans arvinSer fsls
9ertoe:
1. Sans afosbe Ssfter BiIbelmine S6oens
iens Bsru Rarfus Sboenien os Bilhelm
Shuenien, beg9e | &duias.
2. Saus Ssfter amalie, gnte efter &oniul
Sfan1e, Chicago.
8. Sans afoeoe Ssfter BETH Smits Bsrn
Sarmaceui Sobanues Sntit, Selbaf pr.
Sreorifsftao, 2sttnaHt I Wdrinen Secar
Smit, Sorten, o9 Bettp Smit, Deoloe.
4. Saus Brooer Better Bud, gRinneapolia,
8aniaS.
RoroborbIanbs stifteret ben 12te
September 1889.
/ 8aarmano gusf Rasmusien Rumebals
9sosbo. 9atterS Bsrn: 9oroei Rilss
batter. gift neo Cars Clieu Otterftao |
Soma, o. 9iertruo R~ilsoatter, gift neo
Ole Giien Stterftao | Soma.
2. 8aartone Rasnbilo SatobSotr. Rp9aaro
Of Sosausers Ebin9la9: 9atteribn ans
breas S%obauuesien BrRitteis I Nmerita.
8. Raarfone Brtta 2arsotr. Ssonl o9 for.
ben afbsoe Wtano Baite Yeoerieu Ssoal
Of 5ammers 1ttuslas: 9atter Seleus
Ba%tesoatter, gift meo Htls aapsrisu
Haie | Hmerita.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23

SanefG. &oniul s6lbe | R~pfisbins
bar foruplis iabienbt N eienbOmmelts
lille @ulorins, Der er funben paa Slaoe
8pes Marf tet ueb SOoeosaarben Rans
brup. 8aa ben rouenbtge SIDE er &ins
gen bull, os paa Sulbeoens Ranb ere ct
6ierte Os fslsenoe 8O9ftauer fa~itlOboeoe:
"Slpe &rabbe".
Bosftauerne ere tiloels ilibte. Set
pibes, at ben samle Sebesaarb Nans
brup bleu fisbt | Naret 1874 Of Oluf
&rabbe, Der beiab ben til fin 9so 1924.
8lanbt 9aarbens elore @,ere n9pnes |
Wtbten af bet 15be Garbunbreoe Den
aoelise murfinsite Sumilie 8inter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
9 q II III art.
soroiituiua pso grsnOerapuing.

Soraiftnins peo grsnograpnin8.
9nr IA Duae fioen %beapnote man at
orope en- Brsno pon 8rrins Wart I
Soumdrt. Den 2Ooe Septbr. ON Wtors
oensu sit Srsncsraueren after neo /
Srsnoen, Der ba bar 30 Wien bpb.
Stror siter ban fom neo, m9rfebe' ban
;m,olertrp noale ftprfe Suoulounfter.
men rplote bog en- Sparb meo Soro.
9prefter uobrso ban: "Er9f iaa!"
Reu uriooelbart efter iusoe ban: "gtei
bnIbt ltbt!" Derpaa bleo ait title. WRdn
orsbe MI, at Der par noget u~I9ooanlist
noo Sqroe, % ba en- nu9tdr fra Sn'teo,
Is Var aammel, libt efter fom hism
meb Nelfspoanen, bteu ban beiiet neo |
9rsnoen for at ie efter, buao Der bar /
Eeien. Ren bsller lite ban gap en- 9po
fra ia, ba ban par tOmmen neb, os nu
blep man alpprlis banse, Here 5olf
falbtes til, ps 2asen bleu bsntet ira
Sfanoerborg.
gu Susmanb fra 8irrins, Sens Sens
ZEN. ali ,miolertib liot efter neo / 8rsns
ben, buor bet lptfebes BAN of faa ct &eb
bunpeu ON @~aarbssutten, Der berpaa
bleu beiiet pp til Soroens OuerFooe,
men oesuerre iporeoes 'ntet Sto.
timber tit 5oriss paa osiaa OF taa
Brsnbaraperen op, blep Susmaroen ips
uepe / Brsnoen, man bsrte bans &lase
% broa BAN ielpfslselis frog op. 2tot
eftsr fOm ban fig bog isisn. os uforfers
bet ites ban paanp ueo I 8rsnoen for
pberltSere at sisre ct &eoninssforiss,
men neppe bauoe ban itaaet Sunoen,
fsreub ban after blep beuioflBs. San
fprtes frog op igien % bar MI laa of
freftet, at Der lite fra bans Sioe fore
lsbia fuHbe pore Gale ON flere 5oriss.
Ssfer @lub fra 8irrins siorbe bet naite
SorIss paa at ftise neb / Brsnben, men
rnaatte opsiue fit Joriet, inben ban
naaeoe 8unoen.
alotten par ben Gang 10 ON Sprz
uibbasen, % ct Bar Elmer bar allerebe
saaet, fioen 8rsncsraueren bar iteget
neb.
29sen fra Sfanberborg DR.. Sraab
tom nu os unberisste fsrft @utten, men
maatte frog f~onftatere bans Deb. Otter
9assns Gnoisnins ianfeoes ct Bar
Spanofulbe leffet % ulaIfet 8alt neo
/ 8rsaoen for at forbebre 9uften; bers
sfter fOrisste Sens SEMEN fig isien.
buOr aifraftet ban enb bar, men paanp
bleu ban beuibftlss truffen op.
9a oisie Soriss bar mislpffete,
bnnotes nosle 8nuoiern til SeiiezR ebet,
% Brsnbsrauerens Sig bleu iaalebes
enoelis truffet op. Gesen unberisste
2iset, iorisste ale for Saanoen parenbe
Dpliueliesmibler, men Wanoen bar %
blep bgo.