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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24

900; but net earnings were only S128, =
500 900 in 1888, compared with $40, =
200 600 in 1887, a decrease of 81 400 900
in eleven months. Considering the in
creased capitalization of many roads, this
loss in net earnings is all the more signifi-
cant, and the wonder is that stocks and
all classes of railroad securities have not
suffered even more severely. These
figures demonstrate the urgency of con-
certed action among railroad managers,
as well as the absolute necessity for de-
Yising some means of restraining reckless
competition in rates and keeping new
construction within reasonable limits 4.
The agreement of January l, according
to the latest accounts, is receiving addi-
tional signatures, but has not yet been
formally adopted, and it is still an open
question as to how rigidly its provisions
can be lived up to. We do not doubt the
sincerity Of the parties to this agreement,
nor can we avoid commencing its pur-
poses; still we doubt if railroad mil
lenium is so close at hand as many slip
pose; and there may be just as much
difficulty in restraining capitalists from
going too freely into new railroad en-
terprises, so3ong as the bankers can be
found to negotiate their securities, as to
compel managers to maintain rates while
smaller and less responsible competitors
can reap a benefit through cutting under
established rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
To Use a Little Compulsion.

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. 23.-A local
paper says: When the Interstate COM
MERGE commissioners a few weeks ago
laid down the law to the managers of the
various roads centering in this city they
expected their recommendations would be
complied with and the illegitimate and I'M
lawful practices resorted to in the trans
action of their passenger business would
be abandoned. They have learned how
ever that the condition of affairs has but
little improved since then and that
scalpers are still continuing TO sell tickets
at less rates than they are sold at the
regular ticket offices and they have
therefore concluded to make another trip
to this city and adopt measures that will
compel the railways to comply with the
law. They are expected to arrive next
Monday and win at once proceed with
their investigation
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
NOW, GIRLS.

Don Il allow yourself to be under obi
cations to any man.
Don It discuss your family affairs in
general conversation.
Don It give your photographs to men +,
and don t ask them for theirs.
Don't make yourself conspicuous at
any time by loud laughing or talking.
Don It fail to try always to be frank
and just and generous, and above all
womanly.
Don wear an evening dress to quiet
afternoon reception; don It go without d
hat or bonnet.
Don't allow any man to treat you with
anything but the greatest respect. Re
sent as an impertinence any approach to
familiarity of speech or action.
Don It boast that you do not read the
newspapers as many girls do nowadays.
Don It think it necessary to read all the
daily or weekly journals contain, but
keep yourself posted on art, literary, So
cial and political topics of the day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
The Spring Palace.

The committee soliciting for subserip-
tions to the stock of the Texas Spring
Palace was working yesterday, notwith-
standing the rain, and added several
hundred dollars to the amount pre-
viously reported. Patriotic Texans who
believe III their state and desire to
see it grow VIII be liberal in the
amount OF stock taken A meeting of all
citizens win be held at Huffman 5 hall
Saturday afternoon at 4 O'Clock to hear
the report of the committee and transact
important business connected with this
grand enterprise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
AT THE PLAY.

j. K Emmett as Fritz at the Opera House Last
Night.
There was large audience at the opera
house last night to see J. K. Emmett III
Our Fritz. The play is about the same
it has been for twenty years past, but
MIR. Emmett for some reason does not
throw the same soul into it as in former
years. To many his singing was a dis
appointment, but his dancing is as grace
full as ever. The support outside of Miss
Darlington and the three little children
was not good. The play win berepeated
tonight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
Henderson Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
HENDERSON, TEX, Jan. 23.-Much
work is being done on the Henderson and
Overton tap of the International to this
city A pile driver and bridge gang have
been busily employed for some time in
repairing the bridges and putting in an
engine at the water tanks along the
route.
The long mooted subject of the extern
sion Of the Henderson and Overton into
the pineries below us has again excited
the cupidity of our citizens.
Maj. Camp, an eX-employe of the Mis-
souri, Pacific offices at Dallas, who re-
sides here and has been momentarlly ex-
pected to die for some time, is GONZALES
cling with good hopes for his recovery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
strikers afraid to Return to Work.

LYNcHBURa, VA. Jan. pa special
to the Advance from Pocahontas, Va. !,
says:
News has been received here that the
Elkhorn striking miners want to go to
work but are afraid, and have tele-
graphed the governor of West Virginia
for troops TO protect them The Poea-
hontas miners say they shall not go 10
work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
Refused Sew Trinl to Bauereisen.

GENEVA, ILL.,, Jan. 23.-Judge VIII
son of the circuit court to-day refused
to grant new trial to Bauereisen, the
alleged Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
dynamiter, who was recently found
guilty and sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
LETTER FROMDIAZ.
The Success of the International Fair Calls
Forth Congratulations From Mexico's
President
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Jan. 23.-The
following personal letter from President
Diaz shows in a very gratifying manner
his satisfaction over the results of San
Antonio s first international fair and the
reception accorded exhibitors and visitors
from Mexico:
City OF MEXICO, Jan. 8, 1889.
John S. Alexander, Esq, an Antonio:
DEAR SIR-On his recent visit to this
city, Dr. Ornelas, our CONSUL at San
Antonio. handed me your courteous and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
A President Resigns.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Jan. 23.-Charles
L. Colby, who for ten years has been
president of the Wisconsin Central rail-
road, and was also president of the Wis
consin Central company, has resigned
both offices. He is succeeded as presi-
dent of the Wisconsin Central railroad
company by his brother, Joseph L.
Colby of this city. Mr.. Edwin H. Alb
bolt succeeds him as president of the
Wisconsin Central company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
Reaching an Agreement.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 23.-Judge
Andrew Barnett, counsel for the Louis
vile, st. Louis and Texas railroad, in
its controversy with the Key
stone bridge company of Pittsburg,
over the bridge at Spottsville,
XIV, which was wrecked recently said
to-day that an adjustment of all ques
tions at issue was being arranged to the
satisfaction of both parties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
THE NORTHWESTERN.
The Committee After a Hard Days Work Adds
Few Thousand Dollars

The Committee After Hard Days Work Adds a
Few Thousand Dollars.
With energy worthy of greater success
the committee soliciting for the bonus to
the Fort Worth Northwestern went to
work yesterday morning and did not
cease working until night. AT the close
of the day the total amount subscribed
was S3I 900 and the members of
the committee say they have about
made the rounds. They have met a
number of wealthy citizens who refuse
to give a dollar One of the committee
is so discouraged that he has given up his
efforts. Another canvass will be made
to-day. On the list of subscribers are
the names of several gentlemen who do
not own real estate in this city, but who
give $500 each to secure this road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
Election of Governor of Arkansas Contested.

Eiectloh or Governor OF ArAaHsdis Cohtesteu'
LITTLE Rock, ARK. Jan. 23.-In the
general assembly to-day G. NJ. Norwood
filed a petition preliminary to a contest
of the election of James P. Eagle as gov
ernor in September last. Norwood was
labor candidate for governor, supported
generally by the Republicans. Eagle IS
majority was over 1000, but Norwood
charges fraud, and claims that fair in
vestigation will elect him by 500 major
itY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
LOCAL WEATHER.
Corrected daily byJ P. Nicks.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-1 a. m.-For
Arkansas and Texas-Threatenin wealth
er with rain, colder in northeastern por-
tions, nearly stationary temperature in
southeast portions, winds becoming yari-
able
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

or servants GClo not afford to pau may adj
re'FiSe ia this column for situations free Of
charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
Attaehment Against the St. I. s c

Attachment Against the st. i. Il G.
New YORK, Jan. 23.-Judge Patterson
in supreme court chambers to-day grant
ed an attachment against property in this
state of the ST. Louis and Chicago rail-
way company in a suit brought by the
Holland trust company to recover $50 900
on promissory note.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
Receiver Appointed.

Special to the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX. Jan. 23.-Judge II.
o. Head to-day appointed w. T. Nevins
receiver of the Denison, Bonham and
New Orleans railway company. The
application was made by the First Ma
tiOnal bank of Denison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
The Finest RGzors ia the West
AT Anderson 5 gun store.

Subscribe for the Weekly GAZETTE; 81
per annum,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
TEXAS PANHANDLE ROUTE!
Denver, Texas & Fort Worth
Railroad.

Shortest line, quickest time from the Gulf OF
Mexico, Fort Worth and all principal points in
Texas to Rocky Mountain resorts and Pacific
coast, including Trinidad, Pueblo, Manitou, Col
orado Springs, Denver, Col. and Salt Lake,
Utah. Daily trains leaving Fort Worth S;:S5 q.
m, comprising new and elegantly equipped Pull
man Palace Sleeping Car and Dining Car service,
through to Denver, connecting at Colorado juno
ton points with A T. & s. F. r. R., d. & r. @.
R., Colorado Midland Railway and Union Pacific
Railway.
RATES OF FARE FROM FORT WORTH;
To Trinidad sl7.7 20; to Pueblo. SD 90; to Color
ado Springs S23 90; to Denver S2l 90.
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION RATES
From Fort Worth to Trinidad and return SOS. 90:
to Pueblo, Colorado Springs and return $3.50; to
Denver and return $4,000 to Salt Lake and return
So, 90.
Tickets good for 30 days going and 30 days re-
turning, with lay over privileges both ways, ex-
IRENE limit of ticket until October 81. ISIS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
SpeCial Excursion Rates !

Made by all railroads in Colorado to persons
holding our excursion tickets.
The Summer Resorts of Colorado are noted the
world over, and the scenery over the Denver and
Rio GTande Railroad is the grandest on earth.
Tickets on sale via Texas Panhandle Route at
all coupon ticket stations in Texas and Louisiana.
Call for information and descriptive matter on
F. NJ. BURROWS, T. p. A. d; J. 81. LINTHURST,
City Agent, or W. V. NEWLIN, A. G. P. A, 6l2
Main street. Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-01-24
Houston & Texas Central Railway
THE ALI-STEEL RAIL LINE.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.

Local Time Card, in Eject April /, 1888
GOING SOUTH DAILY. GOING NORTH DAILY.
Arrive.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

wie es oben anseseben 1T, Gusfunft.
@efarbtes &ibelidmal5 unterlu9t
man in Der @eiie, baB man es nit
@afer iibersieBt. @ar 6as &ibelz
i9mal5 fiinitli6 sefarbt, fdrbt ii9 bas
8aiier, iuenn es nit einem anbern
Sarbitoif ais Orleans oeriebt mar,
selb. Sn bieier @eiIe miiBte Sur
fnma, Safran ober Inilinselb iofort
sebunben uerben; ~Gbromoselb tuiirbe
als l6weres Hulper 81 bO0en finfen.
Orleans 1T jebo9 i'm @a6er ni9t
l6sli9 unb i6eibet ii6 auf feinem
@ese aus benz &ibel19mals alb,
an9 ni9t, penn @einseiit bin5usez
fist miro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21

= @rocer's Sob, Sob Summers,
Sumner 8efeitisunsen, btais bel 6.
M. SalomeQ & Co., SOB unb 511
Winnelota Ctr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-11-21
puTTer-Gnr.
(Sprtiebun9,)
@a6er: Inwenbumgen.
Seb. &neipp's

Die bel mir CUR I%nuenouns font
member @aiierbeilmittel tbeilen 1id)
IN: A. Guh6ld9er; B. 8dber; G.
9dmpfe; d. @ieBunsen; E. @al6z
un9en; F. @ifelun9en; G. Trinten
oes @aiierS.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
ou,merparmen.

9uf.nber al Ganbfolf % Nrbe'oere u
ON Sommeren ca9lis fra MOrSet III
gften ubiat fsr ben 6ranoenos psos'
berpeb abIattes bisie Wennelter .ef ''
Solitis. Wen oftere forefOmrnsr o0s
milbere Spsbsmsformer, {. gy., alro''
lise uprbener / Soueoet o9 Wa0en'
oisie er Jslserne af at arbeloe 1or me-
get i uperbebet 9uft. 9epereS Sl''s'
upirfiom. G%oritoppelie blir 5Slsen' %
@alben saar 8lOoet. SuSen 0llr gu
os tyr, os Eunsen belast. Wcnnel'''
blir ipst. MOb ale bisie SpSoOHs''',,
met timber mar, ct iiffert % 9lFl's'
Sjalpemiooel / Sr. ausuft ae''s'
hamburger raaber.
Del er betienbt for 9uiinoer al s'''u,
n.enb, at bette er bet bebite @:oosl INV
ooennaonte Spsbomme.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
ct GAIT: I

Del bar aIereoe tibligere paret BE-
rettet, at 3'prr. Burt Os Burger, &e'
preientanter for re ameritanlfe SaltprOa
bucenter, er anfomne til Netp Yorf
efterat be i England bar trufet Soer'
enstumit meb be brittle Saltprobucentei
for ajenIibis at fremme bperanbres
Snteresier.
De fore ameritanife Saltprotltcentei
bar bannet ct Spabifat unoer Raonel
North American Salt Company, be,
pil arbsibe Saanb | Saano meo bet en-
selite Spnbifat, Der fables English
Salt Union, for at fontrplIere 8robufa
tiOnsn ps Yriien paa Salt.
Oct amerifanlfe Spnbifat bar en- ga.
pital al 100000, b%esforuoen bil bel
ubitebe Bombs for S., 100000.
English Salt Union, Der fontroIerer
belle Sattprobuftioneu / Storbritanien,
raaber oper en- 8apital al $40, 900,
Der eies Of 5000 9ftionarer.
@lanbt Weblemmerne al bet ameri-
fanlfs Spnbifat er 9'6rr. @raitus @is
man, 3. 9. 9burber, s. &. Tburber,
Jranflin @oobruif, %. u. SaSarb os
Sobn 3. 8ing.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
| 1890

pil lasse for 9asen mango pibunoerz
lise Juranbrinser. Sen centrale 9inje
for 5olfemansben pil bore rpffet Mis.
IisiippisJ loben meset nermere END ben
rar / 1880.
On &affe 8art Zig be, Ri MI bar al
iiofte 5uIfetallins, % iom uiier 5oran:
brinSer 5olfemanscen, &igbum, Sunb:
beb, Snoufrier oiu. oil iremoiie ct
isinefalbenbe Rontrait meb De &art, b
bar fra 1880 % 1870.
Soer 16 MiIioner Ncres lanb iols
tes / iibite 5iifalaar unber Sumeiteuos
os 3raplantninsslOuene Sper II.
Mil. Ncres er bleuet ~iettlet % cpbprfs
iioen 5Olfetalinsen / 1880, boilfet er {
itsrre Ireal enb Staterne Snoiant
Suinois, Obio % Mi6isan tiliammel
De itsrite Spranbrinser bar funb'
Steb i ben nOrbositlise Sruppe Of Stt
ter ps 7erritorier, Der inbbefatter 81
fota, 9ebraIia, Ninneiota, @pomins {
Montana, bpor 60 Wilioner Gcr'
9anb er iettlet i be iibfte s Gar. S b
ipopeflise @ruppe at Stater, Der IN
befatter 8anias, Colorado, Nisiouri
0ew Werico, er 80 MiIioner Gcr
Iettlet. Yaa Yucific'apiten er 30 N
lioner Gcres i~ettlet os ! be ipolise 81
ter paa besss Siber at Misfsfppi
13 Miuioner Ncres i%ettlet. 2anss y
Icifc, Serutanerne er 1S Milioner Gc,
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Observation-Disclosures Happort

Observation-Disclosures Happurt
for SUM bier, at bet meb ginterbceoe
tiliaaebe Ireal er benoeb en- MiIion
Gcres itsrre END ifior. 9enne 5orcselie
er ftsrft | 8anias os California. giny
terbreoens Stanb er frembeles uomer
let, llastet ben er 3 Brocent lapere enb
Wai. Den sjenneminitlise Stanb for
belle 2anbet ct 80 8rocent. 3 SEEM
0Ort er ben SO 8rocent; Benniplpania,
%; @~arplano, 90; Iirsinia, 81;
Georgia, 95; 9eras, So; aentudp, Sc;
ObiO, So; @idisan, 90; Snbiana, 90;
Sainois, 90; @isiuuri, 9S; aanias,
90; California, %.
Set meb Saarbpebe tiliaaeee greal
ct 3 Srocent itsrre enb ifipr. 8 @iss
cpniin er 5orminbife1ien 3 Srocent %
| Winneiota l Trpcent. s Soma sr
Spre9e!len l, 9fepfalta Z o9 I Safotn
Z Trocsnt. 9ens sienneminitlise Stanb
er bsi unbtasen paa entelte Steber i
9afota, buur ben er beitabiset al 7srfe.
@iennemiuitstanben for be usitlise Sta
ter er fslsenee: @isconiin, SO; Winnss
ipta, "a; Safotu, 9S; Soma, 90; Gee.
bralfa, 80. s g~jersesneue ct @jennems
i~nitsitanben bgi.
Oct meb Sapre tiliaaeoe glreal er
libt itsrre END ifior, men @ienneminitss
itannen er unoer ct Wiobelsaar.
8psarealet er Omtrent bet famine iom
ifjor, % 9ienuemi nitsitanosn er %
&rpcent. Oct iamme er psiaa 3ilfels
bet meo Bug.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
a~uof,brso. !Saurefie's, aeperpOltet,

8uoftsbrpo, SaoreiI9's, Sepe'pOt''
G~rtspslis Giant gSnnes Os ainiepsllel
smsr, libt s6ws'5erOit, liOt gfnleolf'
sisSduculabe, gauils6ocolaoe, l'of
7be, libt aaHesrtrait, boOraf bog '.oei
blsu benpttet fsr paa Ssittpiten, llof
Suffer, libt tonoenieret melt. liot al0o'
psptin, noale sorer Sermstif, liOt 3pt'
tebarialtttsi Os en- Del tSrret aarse'
faal. vi 9obut par Der iaa meSsf, a.
her funbe uooeles en- Gibe tilmar1os
hper ssnbas, al granoeuin (th at
briffe) abrolut intet. I'll Smeltn'ns
of sne % aosnins babies splritus %
aoa 'apparat. 9esuoen btitoo uoruit'
ninaen at 9ti, sneito, stiitape, SsSrer,
alpstaus, 2 @suarer, liot aHmuniti0n'
srebrillsr, l gr, anipe, ct Har &op'
per, Snarumenter iOm sertnrt meo
funtis Soriiont, 7bsoeoliib meo Sta
tio, gueroiobarometre, 8cssbarometer,
7bermometre neutrality-suspicious.
metre os spiritustbermometrs), aom'
pasier, 5otosrufiupparat oio., ldr't s1
7elt, 2 Sopepoisr al &enifirS g MaHf
i buer gois), libt &eierpsflaber %
Sfotgi.
geluhninsen paa be Sleber, ION
bleu trufne Of en- Manb, par oper roc
Iunb paa buer. (Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
GDe Negler for 9anbitigning {

GDe Hegler for 2anbiisnins Of
Snbpanorere. Den asiiterenbe Sis
nansietretar gatdelOr bar netop pffents
lissiurt en- &affe npe &esler for 9anbs
itisnins az Sncpunbrere. De bsitems
mer bl. ~, at SmHDtnins at Smmi.
sranter fra ct Sfi6 til ct Steb pasIenbe
for en- llnberisselie iful life aniees for
3anbitisnins. s Saune, bpor Der itfs
er npsen observation-disclosures eGe,
andre gmbebsmano, buis glist bet Ell
al unberisse Smmisranter, ifal Tulb.
optraueren foretase llnberisselien. Spis
be trOr, at Smmisranten oil blipe er
ufentlis 8nrbe for Staten, Ital gmbeos
manbene furbre en- bond, fsrenb Sunni
s~ranten tillabes at goa / 2anb. Qa,
Smmisranter. Der life tiIabes at aaa
9ano, pil bliue ienbt tilbaae paa 8e
t%oltnins al ben 9ampfibslinie, ion
brnste benz bib. Be npe &esler treble
araft ben life Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19

@ns. grsbers. 63 6. Single Street,
Chicago, bar MI %arranseret @rturfioner
til GRANDDAUGHTER meb ale fsrite &lasies
9ampfi6sltniers 9ampere: "gitp Of
Saris", "gitp Of Seem Yort", "gtruria",
"Iurania", "Glaita", "Nrisona" oIp.,
ban ialser Siletter iaa bilist iom NOS
gen. Terler paa GRANDDAUGHTER ialaer
ban til 3 8r. os 20 Ore for 9onaren.
Oct tetaler Jig at benuenoe fig til Sr.
BrObers fsrit for 8illetter bjsm, ia enboa
for "Jribiastter". Si fan anbefale BAN
paa bet bebite; bans N~uertisisment fin.
! bes paa ct anoet Steb / Blabet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
sra @aibington.

2upeu, Der forbpeer SnbfFrIel at
@pu.raftarbtiber, bar after facet I'm VIM
pereslie paa en- for npsle tatbolfe Bro'
fesIprer ~ubehaselis Madce. Col. Sep'
burn, Der er Soiicitor for Statfammeret,
erflnrebe forleoen Dag, at be eurppGiRe
Irpiesiprer, Der bar %dniatte peb bet To-
tbulFe lluiperiitet / 8aibinston, life
funbe saa i 2auo, ba be Tom bib Tom
apniraftdrbeioere. Qppen forbpoer
Smpprtation at Terioner unber 8cns
tr,tt, unotnsue fra bsnne 8%eiiemmelie
er Stueipilere, 8unitncre, 5oreorasss
bplosre, Sausere ps Yericner, Der er
sns ~psrionlise 1jenere eIsr 5amilietles
mere. Den fsberale 8et i 0eip gorf
erfl9rsbe iijor, at Yraiter, Der bapoe
m~obtaset aalbsbreu berfra, lite funbe
goo / 9ano. Scr. Sepburu bar fun fnlst
ben l~lblasselie al 2open, iom &etten afs
sap; ban bapoe insen auoen Bel at saa.
San bar uaret fritiieret Farpt for oenne
5rsmsanssmaaoe, men ban funoe life
iatte fig no ouer &sttens aienbelie.
Oct bar nuturlispis life 8onsresiens
Menins, at Yreiter os Yrufesiorer meb
ct aalosbrep / 9ommen life iflloe faa
TONNE bib.
Be tatbOlife YrOfesiorer faar MI enten
ripe fine Sulbsbrepe iitpffer os saa /
9anb paa BET lluisie, e0er be fan bstale
$1,000 / Wulft. Sar be life &aao til
bette, faar be pente, inbtil 8onsrssien
furanorsr 9open. Der er iusen 3uil
ON, at ben sisr bet, iaainart ben blir
siort ~opm9rtiom paa benne Mnnsel.
Spis be amerifanIfe Suriiter life
bar ian fouieruatiue, ium be er, os bpis
be tos mere Senipn til 9oosns Naub snb
til bens Susitau, funbe bel Yraiter os
g~rofssiorer fomme inb unber en- Of
Opennaunte u~nbtaselier fra ben almin.
beige 8eitemmelie, men Graiter os
8rofesiprer liter pel life at fomme bib
til 2anbet unber genauneli EN- Sfueipils
lere, 8unitnere, Sansere oio.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-19
Ora Grafton, @oGh,-
Or. Rebatterl

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lispis intet til), bar ban beirist M.
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forbitret mig 9itet iibsn 1859. > M.
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piite, men beres 6oriSs paa at bslsr,S,
mig bar oaret albeles irusteslOis. >,
flelte prsusoe of furere mig, uben Of n,
bialp mtg bet minbite; rusls fua ert,.
rebe Spsoommen ubelbrebelia 90 oiprs,
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bet ON at leue 8interen pper, ba lea M
bar iaa baarbt ansrebet, at 9iuet ,r,
mig en- Slase. 2isse tilienss funte il,
life uoen at fpeles, os maatte ssrip,
iiobe oppe Seat os Sag, bpiltet too fa,a
paa 8refterne, os oesuben mitets III
naiten Stemmen, iaa bet par tuns md
8anfeli9beb os ubpre anftranselia 4
jes funbe sjsre mig fO~ritaaelis.
Doctor Neilions npe Rurmtbus
bleu mig ba f~Ortalt, os mine genns
raabebe mig at siSre ct 5uriss ium fSf
2ilHnst. Seq bespnbte 50 Snoaant
inssfuren, % pebbleu meb ben a.iurt
rs 9ase. 9a benne 3io bar iurlsbs
bar jes belbrebet, os berfov i,riosr il
M berom, til JOroel for liosnos @s>
m%ennefer. vt ies life bar fprtalt be
ON fsr, er foroi jes pilbe bore filter
min Sag. &eiultatet af aurea Dor b
for6auienbe, at ies life turbe fsits ia
3iaib BERTH, fsr ies bauoe feet, OF n
bar At 8arisbeo. Soiten er borts,
min Stemme bar ies faaet islen, % !
er bet to 8iatre iioen jes bleu 5el6r
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itenois Sur.
@nboer JDreipsrsiel ON min sp
bonn ital ies berebuilisen b%eiuare,
Meo Istelie
Ole D. Saussrae.
graiton, @alib 60, 9atctn.
Or. DIE D. Suuseruo, tibliseTs
8od Greet, Mit6sn Co., Scipa, er
al De met fremltaaenbe 5arm'rs 7
@rafton, os set er meb Jornsislis,
ri / ct os aft fan bepibne &lstiS9ss
al ooenitaaenbe 8eretnins.
"Tioenoe"s &eoaf!.cn.