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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23

Mr.. 1abouchcrc. In tho issue Of his peri.
odiual, Truth, for March Z, gives at length an
account Of his dealing with Richard Piggott.
In the matter Of the London Timsi' forged
Parnell Letters. The morc Interesting parts
Of this story are printed below
This Is how riggolt was discovered 10 be
the forgcr of the Timsf letters Mr. Eagnn
found such similarity Of phrases In the
genuine letter, and IN the forged letters tat
he was certain that the latter were fabricated
from the former. An emi-iry soon after
onmo over with the Egnn drafts aud with
Piggolts letters lone Of which contained the
blessed word 'hositancy) 10 which the
former were replies, aud with the copies oi
Mr.. Parncll's letters Now. Il was ahso.
luicly impossible that tho slmilnritlcs.
amounting In one case 10 three consecutive
lines, could be a mcrc chance. II was. there.
fore. n mathematical certainty that Piggott
had forged the letters, while Il was obvious
that Mr. Esan's drafts were genuine. I
showed the Carey letters 10 Mr. parnell
alone, and the Egan correspondence with
Hggott 10 Sir Charles Russell aud Mr.. Tar.
neil alone, aud then locked them up. on
Mr. George Lewis being retained handed
them over To him, and ho proceeded To got
Piggoirs record, only a portion Of which
came before the Court but portion amply
sufficient 10 show that he had lived Tor year,
ON blnckmalling, forgery and trrnchcry.
II went on 10 Germany, aud tiIcru aChanco
conversation revealed to me the fact that the
Letters had been offered 10 Lord Harrington
by Mr.. Houston, the secretary Of the Loyal
aud Patriotic Association. Houston was,
therefore, az once subpcnhod. ltlhicr trans.
plred that he offered them 10 the Pail Mail
Gdioiic b fore le sold. them 10 the TiHsi.
Tho facts were conscqucntlyccrinln. Hous.
ton had sold tho letters aud Pigg0tt had
forged them. Although We are ourselves
certain Of the latter fact, Il was possible that,
a. We had only the drafts of the genuine
Egln letters, II might be- said (as Indeed. II
was sald 10y Plggott In the witness boN) that
Egin had written his drafts from the TiHoii
Letters, instead Of the Tuners letters having
been fabricated from the Egan letters II,
moreover, seemed incredible that Houston
had bought the lcttors direct from piagutt,
or that the Timoi had bought them from
Houston, either knowing that they hal been
procured by PiRgolt, (for Piggotfs evil rcpu.
tntion was notorious, or not knowing how
and from whom they had been procured.
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line. Another detail of interest WAS n no.
markably beautiful fan Of carved pearl,
given by the Spanish Consul at Cuba TO the
brides mother when Miss Passie Butler. and
used by her at her own wedding. As the
household OF the bride are in mourning no
reception was held, but Immediately after
the ceremony the hospitable home Of Mai.
Mccarthy uncle of the groom, was opened,
and there the family of the bride and groom,
the attendants and ushers were permitted 70
congratulate the young couple and partako
of most elegant refreshments
Mr.. and Mrs. ottley, accompanied by Mr..
Lee Richardson, Jr., aud the lovely Miss
Lessie Williams, left this morning for Green
Vile, bearing with them the best wishes of
"A host of friends
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THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
SOME IMPORTANT CHANGES MADE
IN THE ORIGINAL SCHEDULE.
Memphis Opens May With New Or
loans and Plays Steadily During
the Month-Great Confidence
Felt In the League.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NEw ORLEANS, La. March 22.--President
Wharton and the New Orleans delegates
returned from Birmingham today, having
previously visited Chattanooga and Atlanta,
aud report the League solid. In order to
satisfy everybody New Orleans consented TO
all concessions and will open the season by
jumping 10 Charleston. Since the first
schedule, changes have been made to save
travelling and time, and the official schedule
is appended;
MEMPHIS At HOME
With New 0rlcans-May 40 T. s; July 10,
with Atanta-May 0. 10, II, i3; July 10,
10 II. August ~, rs IL.
With Chattanooga II, rs, 10, II; June
%, July l, ?; August 10, II, ~.
With Charleston-May u, -, u. %; June
20, "a, -; August "a, - "a
With Birmingham-May %, q. 25, "a.
July I, y o, August ~, ~, ~.
Lay ohs-May -, - -; June 1; July s, o,
10, August 80, 81, September 2.
NEw oRLEANs AT HOME.
With Atlanta-May "a. IS, 10, II; juno
%, July I. 2; August 10. II, 10.
With Chatianoom-Ma IA, 20, q, %,
June ~ q, %; August 2i.'e2 "a
With Charlcston-May aS, "a, 25, "a; July
4. 5, 0; August % "a, %.
With Birmingham-May 20, 30 81. June
!. July = q. 10; August ~ 81, September 2
With Mcmphis-June 3, 4, Q, q, July, II,
~. IS. September l. ., O.
lay ofis-Junc :, & 10, II. June %, q, p;
September o, 10, II
BiRMiNGHAN At HOME.
with Chattanooga 4, q Tsi July 10,
20. -. August X u 10.
with New orlcans-May 0, 10 II, 10; July
10, iG, II. August ~ i3 H.
with Charlcsion-Mny n. ~, 10, IL; June
~. July l, 2, August 10. ~, no.
With Atanta-May is, ~, p, %; June %,
q. ~. August ~, % "a
With Mcmphis-Junc Z, 5, TO- II; juno %
20, -. September o, 10, ~.
lay ofls-Juno3, T. 9, ", July II, u, 10; Sep.
tcmbcr Z, ., o.
CHATTANOOGA At HOME.
with Mcmphis-Aprll 20, p q, "a; June
~, iS, ~; July 25, ~, "a.
with Birmingham-Ap %, 20, "a, 20.
June IS, II, 49, July ~, 81, 81.
With Charlcston-Mny ., 10, n, 49, June
-, q, -. August ~, ~, "a
With Atlania-Juno Z, q, 10, II; July 4, 8,
O. September ., TO- II.
With New Orlcans-Aphl 30, May 1, 2 3;
June 10, -, q; August = 3, Q.
lay on-June 3, 4, 0. o, July 8, 0, 10. Sep.
tombcr 4, 8, o.
ATLANTA At roNE.
With plrminghnm-Ap 20, q, %, q;
June ", rs, ~ July -, ~ "a.
with New Orlcnns-A III ., ~, "a, 20,
June 10, ~, ~. July ~, ~ ~.
With cmphis-April ~, May I, 2. 3;
juno ~ -. ~ August 2 g.
With -Charloston-May 4, o. Z, 3 July 4
Q. TO- August 4, o, 10.
With Chatinnooga-May % ~, %, a, July
n, ~, 10. August ~ "a, ~
lay ofis-May ~ 30 80; June q, p, %, %,
August 30, 81; September q
cHARLDroS At HOME.
with Nsw Oheins-AJhl 20, p, %, %;
June ~, i3, ~. July - ~ "a.
With Momphls-April - ~, "a, 20 June
10. ~, rs, July ~, 30, 80.
With Blrmingham-ApH %, May l, 2 3,
June 10. -, q. August 2, B, ..
With Chattanooga--Ma ~. ~, 3li Juno /;
July rs. 10, IL; August 30 81. september ?
With Atlauta-Juno 3. T. ., q. June 10, 20,
p. September 4 o, q Lay O1s-Junc Z. .,
TO- ~ July II, ", i3, September o 10, II.
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NEwPoRr's NEW BANK.

The People Rejoicing In Their Prosper
ity-Congratulations to Newport.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
NEWPORT, Ark, March 22.--Thcre Is much
rejoicing at Newport over the organization
of the Bank Of Newport with paid up
cash capital of s500oo J.W. Powers, prcsi-
dent of the Central National Bank, of
Springfield, Mo-, is president, and r. NJ.
Johnson, teller OF the Green County mo.
Bank is cashier OF the Bank OF Newport
The other outside stockholder is the Bank
OF Little Rock. Ark. The contract for build.
ing suitable flre-proof vault is let, and
work will begin next week II is expected
that the doors will be opened for bust
ness about May l. This bank means the
building Of cotton compress in time to
handle the cropo this year.
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A SAMOAN WHITE BOOK
Issued by tho German oovornor-it 40
knowlodRos DR.. Knappo's Arrogance.

Issued by tho German oovornor-it 40
knowlodgou DIR. Knsppo's Arrogance.
BEnLS, March 22-The Government has
issued white book on Samoan Affairs. IL
shows that on March Prince Bismarck
wrote 10 Herr Stcubcl. the newly appointed
consul of Germany 10 samoa, describing tho
conduct OF DR.. Knappc. his predecessor In
the Office, rs lacking In oalmnos and cool
ness, aud as contrary to the lines Of Emperor
Williams policy, with which Dr. knappe
had been we'll acquainted. Dr. knnpPc,
Prince Bismarck wrote, apparently lost bis
head owing 10 n letter from Herr Bmnders,
Tnmnscso's prime minlr'rf.v Wasspub'
lished IN the last white book, and The pres
once OF three men OF war a samoa. Refer
ring 81 DR. knappc's subsequent pr0p0aal 70
annex Samoa, Prince Bismarck reiternies
his view that 10 seek to effect change ~ the
political situation Ia samoa without the
consent Of England and America would not
accord with the treaty hrnngemens,
knappe's action, rcyerting 10 lhc question
OF annexation, IA incompfthrnsiplci because
hts experience and Instructions ought 70
have shown him that he desire W annex
samoa WIS opposed 10 the policy connu'ieu
by The Choncell0r IN c,ulofmit WIN w
fmretors Intentions knappe lns'ibeu the
nrnst Of the Engllshman. uallich on tns
ground that the lvvcr bod r.conlhonueu
Maiaafa to apply 70 Mr. Cry, bi,uoNefnor
OF New Icnland f0f assistance. IhNesuEa,
ton proved TINT rnillen vas mol aNAe OF
the signlneance Of his acts.
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TIE OLD FLAo RETURNED.
A Pleasing Incident That brings About
Kindly Words aad Foolinga

n flcnAinE luciaout Ihht brinGa ABOUT
Kindly Words aad Feelings.
wAamNoroS. March 22-The following
correspondence explains itself
Uxurn srArrs srxtrE1
wAsnts0Tos, March 10. issa
Hon ". S Quay
My Dear sir-Thc fortunes of war gave
into my possession q couple Of flags witch
had been borne by one Of The Pcnnsylyanin
regiments, aud ~ know old soldiers value
the colofs under which thcy fought I take
pleasure ~ asking you 10 transmit these
hnis 90 amy members u the Sixty 9th Penn.
sylyania Volunteer. Fifth Cavalry, now
surviving The country has now but one
nng, but the men who bore those which
now send 10 YOU will be- Glad 10 sec again
tanners which they bore IN civil war
With very Kind regards, ! am very truly
your, WADE H,HrToS.
i.slsK sTrrfr.
WASHINGTON, Mnfuh -. is9.
My Dear Gcncral-Tho Dag and guidon
Of the Fifth Pennsylvania Cavalry. captured
by your commant. with accompanying note,
were handed me today. ! undertake, with
much satisfaction. 10 transmit the colors 90
the former propfictors, and assure you they
will be received by the survivors oi the reg
imcnt IN the kindly suirii IN which you de.
liver them, aud will be tendcrly treasured
for the sake Of old associaii, n and a. one of
the multiplying evidences that the issues
aud anlmosliics of the civil war are faded
! am, General with much esteem. yonrs
truly NJ. d QrAY.
Gen. Wade Hampton. United Bitcs Sen.
ate.
In accordance with the above the hags
were today sent To the proper parties IN
Pennsylvania, 10 be restored 10 lhcir former
guardians
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The Presidents sympathy.
Exrcrtiyr NAssioy,

NAsiiiN0iuN Ahfrh - lh.9.
My Dear Mn MaithcWs-l have heard
with the most profound regret Of the death
Of your most honOrrd husband. The sense
Of loss ani bereavement which you feel will
be shared by all our people. have known
Justice Matthews for many year, and had
very high appreciation Of his character and
learning That you may be oomforicd aud
sustained in this hour u trial. Il my most
sincere prayer. Very truly, yours,
uNNIANfN IIAuuFoN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23

w,nSoroS, March 22.-Thc Chaplain, In
his opening prayer. made feeling reference
10 the death of Justice Matthews
The viccPrcsidcnt laid before the Senate
the following note from thc Chief Justice:
srFnrsF Gown. UNuED stAus. March p lssp
To the seusiC
II become. my melancholy duty 10 inform
the Senate Of "a, death of Mr.. Justice Mat
thcws IN thi, city nc 10 o'clock this morning.
II l. expected that the funeral will take
place Monday. the goth instant, at I o'clock
pm, but further notice oi time aud place
will be given.
NJ. W. FUiLm, Chief Justice.
Mr.. IIonr-l move that, out of respect 10
ihc memory II the eminent magistrate, Who,
after judicial service ~ faithful aud ~
famous. has gone TO his rcst, the Senate do
now adjourn.
The motion was agreed IN, aud the Senate
ut l:05 o'clock adjourned till tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
AND THIS NEAR BIRMINGHAM.
A Youth Of Nineteen aud n Maiden Of
Fifteen Years Run on

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
BmNiSGHAM, Ala, March 22-G. W. Muir.
ply, plucky young man Of about nineteen.
aud Miss Nettie Marsh. a sweet brunette Of
not more than fifteen, ran OF from their
home In Bcsscmer this morning, and were
married by a Justice in this city. Both par
ties move Ia high life.
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SANITATION.

st. Paul Garbage TO 30 Utlllzsd-Rssuit
OF "a Lower MississIppl" Kick.
Cmcaoo, H., March IA depuiation Of
the city officials Of st Paul. MINI. arrived
In this city today, on their way 10 Buffalo 10
inspect the Mere system Of converting gar.
bagc into soap grease and fertilizers, with
view 10 ~ adoption. This nctiDn IL the
result Of objections by tlle lover Mississippi
River towns 10 the pollution Of tlis walsr by
st. Paul sewerage
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23

FirrsnrRg n, Mafch 2l-Rl,ef 10 icet
lu,A,s aha !alllwJ Nu,thvf elssE
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-23
= THE APPEAL =

Has n larger circulation than
any other newspaper in tho re-
gion comprised by tho States Of
Tennessee, Mississippi. Arkan-
sas, Alabama, Texas and Lou.
isianA.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Sos 3usbolonin9en.

TBrrebe 9grter. /. urae
greuns Yilerier eler Nsererter faaaes
/ en- Srpoe meo libt Suffer, l 7beIfe til
boer Quart, ps man rerer Dem ioriiatiq,
Tom uaar man br9nber Safe. 3aar
Sufferet elIer Saften er inbfost eler
borte, lsftes 9rphen al, men MAJ, peos
bliuer at rsre, til grterre er aitiplet.
Naar be er folbe, bellies be pna 8apiret
os inbiattes / Sun eitsr 8rpb eaer
noset ienere, ba Ounen life nlaa pere
for BARN. er BET ristis sOat oarmt Os
GOD 2uittraf, fan be tsrrss / fri Quit,
men maa jeunlis umrsres os life lis9ei i
Sotsn.
2. 8anb, Salt % sanife tibet Smsr
i9ttes pier Sloeu; naar bet foyer op,
bellies / @rpoen iaamanee life mpbne
@rter, Tom benne fan ruinme. Staar ?
Winuter, bellies sjennem Sl9te, leaees
berpaa man9eoObbelt / 8labe % oper,
oattss meb iamme, itaar II Elmer,
i~nti9ttes berpaa BARN Dun at torres,
men pasies, at be life blir robe. 9ibt
Salpster euer Glun / 8anbet bielper
ii at bOlbe 5arpen.
Naar tsrebe Grter ifal benpttss, leo
ses be ct B1r Elmer / folbt 9ano %
foses berpaa meb sanite tibet Gutter,
Smsr % 8ano.
3. erterne OPP rnses i Sfielmene at
tsrres | Sol % 2ufttraf; be blir meaet
baaroe, men fan opblstes / 8ano "a
tiliettes ct aorn Natron. Saabanne
@rter er uemerfet sooe Tom ituebe eIer
foSte / liot Sanb meo Smsr uben noaen
anoen 9iliatnius emo Salt. Snitteoe
Suffer grter eler 8snner Tan tsrres
lom be %foregdaenoe, rren bet lsnner ia
life; man bsr ialte eler benfoae benz
paa oibbaliebe Slater eler @las.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
,9niet Og 6apen


9jsb en- Bfa6e bpiot bo0unbIf Gin
(~olminoeIisi 2jm soar an, men ct iff'
idu pent J. ilad Ell ltoen Del beraf, { Or
en- 5ieroeport, / iman StDtfer meo En-
Sammer tntr / en- Morter. Tu tn0er
en- Salpefruffe, life for tor, FABIAN ipm
bn iaur paa Gpotbefei, fplber ben PM
trent en- Ereoisbef meb 2intpftsr %
for Reiten meo Gooif. Sab bet itad en-
halu Days lib eIer mere, til 4imet er
belt oplsit. Oh fan Of o. til rsre ON
meb Ell 3r9pino. Saainart Sptgs,
ninsen er iulheuot, os bet Sefs banner
en- !9no Boiling, er Gimet ferbi9t. ON
nosen 9io pil bet iejen itipne. 1pr at
funne brnse bet, moa bu / nogle Niis
ruter laoe &ruifen itaa paa en- parm
Don e1er aomfDr, inbtil bet er blepet
fpoenoe. Oct Sim er meset itarft, %
ou fan oermeo lime @las, Steutei, Yors
celen, islu 2ampsfupler. forIber ale
Slngs Nips9ienitanoe pg Eager af Era
eaer Sap. n. B. Be lint De @ien.
itanoe mda life paifes | parmt 8anb,
fan beler life bruges til at pptaae fig.
oenoe Eager, maa fun huriia tsrres al
meS Ell Stub, bpppet / folbt 8anb. Sir
atmet for tpft os isigt, ipebe8 bet paaup
Up meo Gobit Oct pauisres sanlte
tpuot os beoft meo en- libsn fl1cipiftet
IrRpinb. 3e limebe Gienfanbe bcr
"a Elmer os lausiOnt terre,
lltioa life osb Opnen eller / teri
9ereiter fan M meb en- Bens
tefnip eller lianenbe fjsrne, bpao Der
matte bape ilpbt no ceb Suoillberae
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07

Der er an6ragt eli aapital O
50, OOO, 100000 / Meieriicrretninsei
| bette 9anb", iasoe en- Manb, Der bapo
ldst i'm glf pad Statilitfen. "9eHr'
Gum er n9ten oob6elt iad itor ION Del
Rdpital, Der lis9er / 8anfs % inbuItri
eae Jorretntnser. NRan bar uoresnet
at Der frepes 100000 8isr for a
~tilireositiae 5ororinsecne til Melt ps
oens Srooufter / be 5oreueSe Stater,
Jor at itaffe benne 6iorb bet nsbpen:
oige Sober, er 100000 Icres 2dnt
~tiliaaebe. o. I3erbprfninss' ps Weieris
maifiner, Der er / Brus, er uaro $780,
000, ZOO. 5orretninsen bruser en- 5OIfes
bielp al 100000 Snbiuiber os 1,OOO,s
600 Sete | fin 9ieneite. ajsr os 9eite
fortarer aarlis 100000 Cons Ss,
naItsn 100000 Yuibfls Raismel,
omtrent ct lisnenbe &pantum Sapremef,
275,000,00O 8ulbels 6aure, 2,0OO,O 600
Saibels alio, 100000 BuIbels
Wais. uben at tale ON Walf os Spiren
ira 8Epgseriet o9 De andre Nrter al go
Der, ior anoenbsS / flor lnitrefning
Oct oitsr $3.50, 100000 at fobre bisie
&isr p9 Seite. Ben 8iennem
ling. f6m ben / observation-disclosures on
latte ar6eibsmanb far, er 20 Dollars
ON Waareben, tiIiammeu slS0,O00,OOO
ON I1ret. gn SO melfer / @iennsmz
init 450 9alloner Melf ON Iaret, Der
giuer en- 3oialpro5nftiOu al 6,750,O0O,r
900 8aloner Welf. Golp Gents pr.
er life for bgit til at uoregne
S9rDien al heune Melf efter; efier
oeune Beregnins inhtasierer Weierifar=
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be IRl9er al in Welf iCm Welf. Men
so Hrccent oeraf iprpanb'es til Smor
DIT. Ser meosaar ~ Suno Melt
III boert GuHb Smer ps pmtrent 10
til boert Euno Oft. 81 Puno
inoebolber ben lanime Nnrits fem
It Tuno 9igo. GIN feb stuo afsiusr so
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omtrsnt "a, 100000 Stuoe, buer
1900 Bunb, for at prooucsre
zen famine Terinsamarsoe, iom BEN
DETERIORATION FaHsr.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
cpecparim8 al Ms.

ct breot 8ret meb 6uGsr / reae(z
masiise Raber er en- COB Sr6retnins
BERTH. ut Opbspare 9Ggsene / Glib er
maafe zen bebite Wet5obe, naar BET CT
til Spifeaa, men til &useas er be bull
lece Gretter at ioretrette. 9gg9ene
i | altib itiaes meb ben itunpe Gabe
nebao. S9tter man benz ompenbt, Iaa
iD1es 2uilfammeret, Der 10 ior betienbt
er l~nhenfcr ben itumpe Groe, at 6lipe
uopioet og liseiom at lssne iiJ ira Stdl.
let, cs naar sgJsene er ~fiorten 8ase
gamle, bar De aQereoe tabt en- for Del
al fin 2iu8frait. BENDER man berimoo
ben i'umps gnoe neb, peSbliuer 9G 5gsre
at bore sobe / meset lensere 9io. Ga
e'ter ire u8ers Tprlgb fan man enbog
paa Smasen merfe, boorlenes De bar
peret iatte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Saagc % SfDcr.

TGaJe bauites peh, ct De uIpnliQe
S0noOnmpe. iom lti8er Up fra Sjger,
g(ue, Daabe Marfer mDber folbere Butt
Tag. De fortettes at Sulben og aaar
Ouer til at blips lpalige peo, at Der Dan:
ner is De utalise imaa @ano6lerer,
bpprai 2aageu beitaar.
Stper o9 Eaase er bet famine. 8om>
msr man inb / en- stp, bier ben iis Tom
Taase, os pmDsnbt ulier 9aasen fig ipm
Siper, nuar BEN ices paa iilItr9tfeli9
@iitano % pppe / 9uften.
Sfisnt Stpernss 5prmer er utnQi9e,
bar man bog inbhelt benz ps sipet benz
gtapne efter 5Ormer. De ruabe, Iouls
menbe Sfper benepnes Cumulus, naar
be iOm Gage tiger op fra fustis Sorb>
bunb elsr fra Bunben al en- Dal, ct be
2esu paa spbt Geir. Stratus Sfperne
er lanse, labe us bar ct tanst uoieenbe.
Cirrus Sfperne ct be fine, im~aatrslese
Sfper, lom man belit pla Sommersobs
ueirsbnse fer iuaoenoe bsit pan Simmez
len. De beitaar al fine, bite imaa Sc.
trpfaGer ener Ssnaale % boloer Jig /
en- Soibe al 10000 SOB Os mere over
Sorben,
2pben f%crpfdntes operoroentlis let ps
tpoelist siennem Gage. &anonitlb os
2aaaelure bsres / operoroenilis lang
Iiitarb | Taase paa Sjseu,
On anben We,fel;sbeb peo Tadsen
er bet iaafa(ote "8rcdens Spectrum.
9:t beftaar /, at Singer faItes af ben
opsaaenbe ener nebsaaenbe Spl paa
9aasez eller Stpbnnfer. 9isie Chg
ger blir umaabetis f~oritsrrebe 8,Qeber
al @jenItanben ps bar ct msset ip69els
iesastist no'esnbe. Be er ufte omsione
al en- ener flsre Rinse meo &e9n6ueiars
psrne; be ier no iom en- @lorie. 80
&eiienbe bleo 8ibne til bette Spn fra
@isbi aulm / Speits. SOlen Ifinnebe.
Be iaa besse ipbelis Stp8serne af fine
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master, iom bapeoe fig fra 3isiisen.
Omfrins Sooeoerne bapoe Sfpsserne
en- iuar reSnbusfaroet Sing. Naar be
to &eilenbs beoesebe Nrme eIer Ben
siorbe 8iampefiffelierne / 9aasebans
len bet famine. Oct bar ct o%perorbents
fig interesiant % ~itorartet Spn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Muauitana college,
Canton, TAT.

get turoe pgre for mango al "3tcjrab'
goften"s 9giere ubsi not, at Den itorlts Au'
guiana Epaooe bar ct college I Canton,
Spo.3afota, lom M mango War bar p9rsl
/ Bitfiombeo. Stolen be9pnote I @dfltpH
Segtember 1884, % bar iiben ppret orsuei
~ilagoot iom SmitPnoi9teoerre tiloo, iaI
minoelisbeo meb tre-fire g9rere.
Stolsn eier en- lfpr pg betuem tire @taaes
gpouius mso omtreut so SGrelier.
Bpen Canton er beliggenoe / en- batter o9
irlgtbor gan / Den naiur1flsnne Stour Salz
lep. Zen bar Sernbaneiorbinoelie babe /
git os Gsit, Woro % Spo, iaa Der er let aos
gang for ben folsbeisgenoe unsoom at
tomme til 0pen.
Baaoe Gutter % Bigger optasss pan Sto-
len. lnoeroisniH9 meooeles, foruoen | BE
Iision, osiaa / De aIminoelise Stolefa9 / bet
ensaIfe..ps nprlie Sproa, / be ,,afaoemiife
Sas. FAINT bet tplfe, %latiulfe os sraife Sprog.
De, ipm bile unoannes til garere / Cont
moulfoleu. faar Der Den fornsone llnosruiss
rine. 5Isre Of StoIens forbums gleper pirs
fer MI meb 5elo ior 9erere os 2ererinoer
o9 roles for 9uelisbeb os SIio.
Sc. ionl oil uboarHes til Br9iter % Relis
gionsfolelHrere fdar fri lnoeroisnins %
Bolis; De andre gIeoer betaler for ll,osrs
pIsnins % Solis 50 pr. Maaneo.
en- Boarding Club CT oprettet, ION beitp
reg az en- al 9Grerue. Boaro foiier ~iGopaus
It9 fra 81 % til $3.50 pr. lge.
Seo 9ruTteesmgoe. iom aibolotes / Canton
ben 17oe ps 1899 SuIi iioftleben, bleu bet
b%eIuttet at male StOlebpsniusen, iatte afe
SRrelisr i 9oo 5tauo rneb pent Yapirtr9!
% aisre Sfolebp9nin3en laa pen p9 ino6p
oenoe JON muits, iaa at Susen meo Siette
lfll bare Narin9 til 8fas. ben 6euleenoe.
Yaitor g. 9. Saloeieu bleu pal9t ION
Stolens Seitprer. I'll BAN bsr oerfor ale
Snbnteloeliet Tie. Yrof. Sisuss, ION / Here
Nar bar unoerpit osO Sfolsn, er osiaa ianr
aniat JON 9Grer. gn ouslia g9reriaoe biz
ger o9iaa leie. for bet belle Stoleaar. OPT
tecninen be9pnber Den lite Sttober.
Va oar CT Iaa M nge fore norlte Settle
De n9rmefte g9He / Spos9afota og
SOMA, iad forpentes bet, ct SfOlen
unoer Zen nge s5eitpreIis oil fna sob Spss
ming, il9r al ben norif lutberife llu9Dpm.
Sc, iom CT p9 bills oare lut5erIte &eiitue,
rel BELT ienoe fine Seunsr o9 9stre
til lutbsiife Stoler, og life ii! re!i9ionslgle
Puer fremmeoe Samfunb8 Stoler. =.