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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
NEGLIGENT FIREMEN.
A List of Nine Reported to the Board at
Its Meeting.

n LlSG Oh NINE ASepOrDeO TO Tile bOdfU ut
Its Meeting.
The following list of firemen who have
faile d to perform the required sixty per
cent. of duty was reported to the Board
of Fire Commissioners at last nights
meeting:-Foreman Louis Meyers and
Hoseman-at-CalI Samuel Wright, of No.
3 Engine; Hoseman-at-Call John j..
Cavenaugh, of No. 5 Engine; John b.
Dougherty, of No. 10 Engine: Andrew
Shaw and Andrew Collet, of No. IL En-
CINE; Cornelius Noonan, of No. 2 Truck;
William Mertz, of No. 4 Truck, and Ben
iafnin II. Vail, of No. 5 Truck.
The chief was instructed to prefer
charges against each of the negligent
firemen.
Invitations were received and accepted
by the Commissioners to attend the
annual ball of Court Jersey City, A. o. f.,
and that of the Andrew J.. Boyle Asso-
citation.
Five horses We're reported as. under
medical treatment-two in the hospital.
President Conway introduced resolu-
ton requesting the New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company to, remove
their guide pole on Laldlaw avenue, near
Central avenue. The President also in
troduced O resolution asking the Board
of Finance to transfer $3.50 from the
salary account to that of claims.
The Committee on Horses recommended
the purchase Of q 5000 horse. Warrants
were ordered drawn for the quarterly
payment Of salaries of foremen and men
at-call, amounting to 1886. 81; also one
amounting to $2.7l for services rendered
by Horseman-at-Call Leonard Pelleth, of
No. 2 Engine.
The new Commissioner. John Brown,
nominated Thomas Harrington to fill the
vacant foremanship of No. 2 Engine.
Harrington received the solid vote of the
CnnarnlSSiOnerS
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
strlkes, spares ana preaks.

The crack bowlers of the Oritani Club
did not get fancy scores last night.
The can of the Jersey ECity Athletic
Club leads in the championship race of
the Amateur Bowling Association. 1t is
q long journey, however, to the wire.
The next game of the association will
be rolled next Thursday night, on the
Paima's alleys. The visiting club will
be the Oritaui.
The Elizabeth A. G. team will roll On
the Jersey City A. c.. alleys next Wednes-
day night.
A league game will be rolled tomorrow
night on Becker's alleys. The home club
is the Volunteer, and it will entertain the
Lafayette clubs team.
The first game of the Wheelmen's bowl
ing league series to be bowled in this city
will be rolled tomorrow night on Browns
Court House alleys. The team of he
Hudson County Wheelmen will meet the
bowlers of the New York Bicycle Club.
The Belvedere and New Jersey clubs
are arranging q series of matches. Both
clubs bowl at Becker's alleys.
The Hudsons will go TO H~ackensack to-
morrow night to play the return game
with the Oritani Clubs team.
The Jersey City Athletic Clubs team
will journey to Orange tomorrow night
to roll the deciding game with the team
of the ROSeyille Athletic Club.
The Sub Rosas will shoot pins at Null
ier,s alleys this evening.
The Boyds will bowl at Browns to-
night.
The Sociables will roll the head pin
game this evening at Becker's.
Meeting of the Centrals at Fuller's this
evening. The League team will practice.
The Orions will bowl at Dramatic Hall
alleys tonight.
The Pamrapo Bowling Club will splin-
ter pins this evening at Metropolitan
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
oritanis Defeated at Elizabeth.

The bowling team of the Oritani Field
Club, of Hackensack, did not keep up
the high average they have made this
season at Elizabeth last night, and con-
seouently suffered defeat. The Eliza
beths have been rolling in good shape
this season.
They nave exceeded the $50 average in
every game they have rolled in the ANA
teur Bowling Associatioy. Their lowest
score was made in their first game, when
they were defeated at home by the Palma
Clubs team, who put up a sixteen hum
dred game.
The Elizabeth team had a total of 1,514.
The Elizabeths won at Staten Island with
a score of 1,602, and last night defeated
the Oritanis by a score of 1,53S TO l,454.
The individual score and score by
frames follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05

Team No. 9 consists of W. E. Eldridge,
captain; w. G. Demmert and w r.. Rob
ertson, Jr. The latter won seven games
and the former won three.
Team No. l has completed its series and
has finished behind Team No. 3, which has
played all its games. Two sets of games
are to be played. Team No. 5 is to meet
Teams Nos. 2 and 4. The result is in
doubt. 1t is between Teams Nos. 3 and 5.
Each team plays forty games, ten with
every team.
The two sets to be played will be settled
before the fair opens.
The scores of the teams are as follows
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
s.. sohn.s German Church VAIN.

A fair was opened last evening in St.
Johns German Church on Fairview ave
nue., under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the church. The room
was t~astefully decorated and the young
ladies in charge active laborers in the
cause. Among those in charge are Mrs.
Rolf and Mrs. Shuster, at the bric-a-brac
table; Mrs. l.. Hanken and Mrs. Dreyer,
at the grocery table: Miss d. Koch and
Miss l.. Wittenmeyer, candy table; Mrs.
A. Roes, embroidery table; Miss L.
Richter and Miss Shultz.
The fair is for the benefit of the church
and promises to be successful.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
+. Lafaxette. Branch, Iron Hail.

AT the meetlngto of Lafayette Branch No.
RS. Order Of the Iron Hall, at Masonic
Hall, Pacific avenue, the following officers
were elected:-Chief justice, A. w. South
ard. vice Justice, J. +. Schott; accountant,
+ Mr.. Colley; cashier, A. s. Barber; adj
iustor, j. w. Whitaker; prelate, w. f..
Hill: herald, Eugenue Thomas; watch
man. J. III. Connolly; vedette, ". Mese-
iner: medical examiner, DR.. NJ. Lamson;
trustees, w. Dudley, II. A. Barber and
j. Gillespie.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
Mrs. Mackay Compromises.

LONDON, Dec. 5, 1sS9.-The action
brought by Mrs. John w. Mackay
against the Manchester ETamtater for
libel has been amicably adjusted. The
defendants will apologize and pay the
costs incurred by Mrs. Mackay herself or
donate the money to charity at the plain
tiff's discretion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
EDNA clubs Teams Contest.

The Edna Social Club which meets in
the Germania Bank building, formerly
occupied the old Palma alleys for bowling
purposes. Those alleys have been de-
molished, and last night the clubs bowl
ers commenced bowling for the season at
Browns Court House alleys, which they
will use every Wednesday evening. The
club numbers thirty members and the
officers are: President. 5. Mayer; secre-
tary, NJ. Eliot; treasurer, Louis Fisher.
Acontest between selected teams last
night gave this result:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
Little Bows VINO Gamble and swear.

Church-goers on the Hill have been fire.
quently annoyed going TO and coming
from church by boys pitching pennies
and cursing and swearing during the
progress of the game. Complaints were
made, and yesterday Policeman Edwards
arrested j.. Goldman, son of the hat
manufacturer, and two other boys named
Barne and Carey. Justice Wanser this
morning fined them each IS. The police
have entered upon q crusade upon these
petty gamblers, and promise to put al
end TO their little tricks.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05

For upwards of fifty years MRS. wIxsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP" has been used by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething with
never-failing safety and success, 1t soothes, the
child. softens the gums, aliays all pain. regulates
the bowels, cures wIld collie and is the best remedy
for diarrhcea. MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
is for sale by druggists In every part OF the world
Price twenty-five eeuts u bottle.*st
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
rriune chnpters New omeers.

At the last meeting OF Trlune Chapter,
No. 20, r. A. M, these gentlemen We're
chosen officers for the following year:
j. X. Sealey, M. r. H. P,;J. L. Ruempler,
L. X: John Wright, +. s., Richard
Brown, Gg6f H.; James Pocknell, II. s.;
John Lowenburg, r. A. O.; James J.
Clark, G.. M, Sd: w, w. Newton, 6. NJ,
ID; John Manning, G. M, LIST; John Sex
treasurer; Charles Roes, secretary;
T.. ". White, tiler.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
kniehts Of Pythias reception.

Bergen Hal viii be gaily decorated
and illuminated tonight, for Grant Ledge
No. 80, knights of Pythias, will hold its
annual reception and rejoicing. An eX-
cellent programme has been arranged
and it will include those favorites, Leslie
Gorsen, Bob Mcdonald, Miss Emma
Massen, J.. II. Kent, j. d. Lee and G. M.
Solomon. Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins, the
banjoists, will also participate.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
Kensington Athletic Ciub.

The Kensington Athletici Club held us
second reception last night at the club
house. corner Grand streetand Randolph
avenue. The music. was good and the
decorations Of the hail were tasteful. 2.
Dancing was keptsup untail.a late lour,
& Day furnished the refreshments. The
club will give another reception soon
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
whaelmen at the Pool Table.

The pool tournament of the Hudson
County Wheelmen was resumed last
night. Teams Nos. l and 2 met. The
former is composed of III. A. Steffens,
captain; G. v. Tuthill and L. g. Ballard.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05

The report that the Grant Locomotive
Works would be removed to the neigh
borhood of Chicago is denied, although
it is admitted that the company has con-
sidered the move for more b a a year.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05

Total. ....-....1454 Total. -. .........1 1885
FRAME
oritani 1877 aG4 400 sol Sos $50 1896 1880 1916 1854
El'th : 1888 290 AIS SIS 759 915 1851 1901 1881 1888
Averages-Oritani 145 25; Elizabeth, l53 40.
Empire-Mr. Vroom.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05

Totals.

SCORE BY FRAMES.
LAFAYETTE .l2) 267 AL SIG GIL 7R9 gA 1908 12l1 1883
Temperance. liz 237 s5l Gil CHS 769 $40 lU8 no 1865
ScoreroMr. Robertson for Lafayette B. C. and
William Reinhold for Temperance b. @.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05

THE MILD WEATHER Of
the last few weeks is at an
end, and now we may expect
Winter in earnest.
OUR LADIES need not worry,
MOI need they depend on
their worn Garments of last
Winter, even if their purses
are light.
WE DISPLAY a magnificent
assortment of LADIES
CLOAKS, NEWMARKETS
and JACKETS, in Plush and
other seasonable materials,
which can be had by the
payment of a small portion
of the price at time of pur-
chase.
THE FIRM, by its clever meth
cd of Credit, delivers the
goods at once, allowing the
purchaser to wear them
while paying for them.
THERE IS SOMETHING very
novel in the plan, consider
ing the confidential and quiet
way their business is trans
acted and the very moder-
ate prices asked.
GENTI.EMEN's CLOTHING is
sold by the firm in the
same advantageous way.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-12-05
score follows:
rs ~ IS 1851 Totals ......So 81


Jastllne. ......Ib us 5S JIO l35 5J IUo5 IzIs IoJI IYU~
Tmpire-Louis Hahn.
scorers j. S. Lynch for the Bergens ana A. 1.
Sullivan for the Pastimes.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07

Den 'unoe bline enis ON at a%siurere ben,
men bet enor bel, Tom ost pleier / eager,
bppr iaa Nonse RAJ bope ct Orb mso |
9osef, Rosle ell ct cs Gnore ct Gnoet. Ter
Ter ipues enooa at iiloes BEN, iom rGrer
Granddaughter pee ct inahnrt SftiSt iom
at o%siurere en- airfs; be ipues at belle IRE
ming meo IN pis Rano, iom, oo ban blep
opiororet til at poe Bibrns I'll Insurance al
e. ants. ptrsbe JsIsenbe:
"Qpao. osinrere airten! Rei men ON les
or mso Sca bet oa; iror De on, ct Sub oil
torsne neo IL eset Sus?"
Get bar im,olerte oift iig of Cub torouer
reo euoo9 il eset gus; ui tit ct y pis oer'
for forrise CONNER Siloe bet uRre az
peieu, elsr nteo andre Orb, piloe bet pirfe
Zig bore mere Snnh at asiurtre en- Sirte END
ct anoet ons? Seq tror bet life; uolRgset
pilbe b!Ut blioe ro3ie faa Gents til Nanos,
os en- . q 3 5uIino Dollars piloe bore en-
fla,felis Sum at bape usb Saanheu / paas
tomnsnee 3ilfaloe. Or 3.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Tomme Ge Eerre, Grant Co., WRirn.


8efoitniusen Der er for bet Ntelte npili,
paa no9le faa unota9elier n9r.
Nlt teauer Jig til, at pi Ital lao ct 9pot
NGr, % bet sr life at unore8 pal, at 5ars
meren Ter i Sfj99set, naar be Ter paa fine
bpisenoe Soeoea9re, men iiot at tlu9e oper
maa Ell 5armer altto base, elers tribes ban
life ristist, og al ben Slass faar Saoren %
Yotstes Yu9gen fin Bart, os fanfte meo
Gstte. Otter ben miloe Sinter bar ri bapt
en- ijSlis CONNER,
Spab oct SirteIiae ansaar, Tao er oct tpit
oa rpliat. gnbper bprfer fin @lb, iom ban
beoit Tan. 8irfeitrio o9 Hr9ftetr9tie err
ufIeuot / port 2own. Ser / Tonme 3e
9erre bpsses en- 8itte, iom paa bet uGrneite
CT iarois uopenois. 9eus StsrreIie er 40 =
"a, meo is Sob Eoit. Yaa!net er IS SOB
bDit. zen taaer fig 9anife soot no, os ejsr
Mir. Mnbers grition, en- Sarmer, Der Dor r9r
peo, oa Tom bar foretanet BpsninSen, al
9gre for goot uofprt Irbeioe. Wenisbeben
bar lite iluttet fig til no8et Samfunc, % bet
CT DC! Narla9en III, al oe ltte par iRrt at
fiGplss.
Ter Dor ensang, 10 iaa bespnoer olle
Saen - ia men Der bar ia oirtelis ersan9
| eriferet Ell Temperance. Screening meo fin
e9en Sau, men III er NOT banoe 6oreninsen
% 5aIen zen Susa blot" Sapoe lite ben
! aomle Mur itaaet isjeH eiier Sauen, iua
bopoe Der lite fanotes Sten tilbnse paa St:n
efter ben, Tor Salen or iolst peo Mutton,
neorepen % isien ppfprt, oa ct M iorpanos
let til en- 8irfe. Maatta ben MI blipe til
mere yeliiauslie, sno ben oar Tom Tempe
rance Snu. Ten Der ortalte Menisbeo be-
tienes al BAIT Seltuua, iom CT aoct list al
| Vile iuben benne Nenisbeo.
3af Sr. &ebaitBr! for al ben scoe os mt
tise 2asuins, De ienoer os / "Eotes". %
"geb Nrnen", 9eres 8lao er aoot list Der
omttipg. In.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07

Ter ueEtss en- for Snouantriaa aiernsm
eort strsa, od ben iiors Reo 2afe Rsierpi.
ton CT aabuet % mart oil u9re iRreis for
Sitting, co Dor Gp CT u9rmete Serubane.
Station cg Iieaer iru Is HtIe fro Heierpa,
tionen.
9sr lite bennes b9note bgr en- bsif Ier.
9eits ulptte. Ct llueir raisee, o. 9pust lo0
neo I ". %orbsaures &us p9 rammepe to al
Ole 6onles Senner, iom bar aaaet oerinb
tor of blerse Jig mob Teenet. &c ino oeo
8ineuet peo Sioen Of hilanben, % 9pniloeu
lpnes at bore loast neb lauss meo SGeser
ps lise ineqem De 10 Gutter. s 8eaaes Sat.
Ter farotss nenlig ct fort Sul. IA be 30
rtse ltl~feoepGrenoe tom Ill zig ielp, ianot
be 8utterne iiooenoe. men ben enc, 10 Var
9nmlnel, par oso, ben plofte fem efter eli
Sto til Sepioibso, men er enouu fac meb-
tn9et, at Der er Iotl, ON ban fan blipe bra.
Oct bar / Saro5eo ct b1arot Stso for 6or-
9loreHe. q. 8. ga'ie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Safe Nias, 8innebaso Co., Soma.

Sarpeiten or MI forbi; 8rpoen ler femme
Zig soot no, nteaet beore, END MON funee
pente | en- iaa tor CONNER. Oct ier no til
at blipe Ell miboels Nplins Of Speoe os
Sapre; Raiien fob en- 9io me9ei tilbase
paa @runo Of bet ilBlise Beir uooper Com
meren, men MI bar ben inbbtntet bet 5ors
ignite os ftaur iaa soot, iom ben noseniNsos
pleier at itaa paa benne 3io af Icret.
Com ies ensans tioIiaere mebbelte, neo
brGnbte ben norIf.lutberife 8irts Der forrise
CONNER peb 2puet. vi bar MI unoer Sps'
ming en- MP, Ger pl blipe f9rois ON ct Yar
Raaneber. &irfen er en- 5ramebpsnins
Stibet er 6s SOB lunst, SO Sob breot, mee
ct 100 COB bsit Eaarn. Grbeioet, Der no.
fgres unesr 2eoelie al gntpn 2o!srro, er
babe mutt os soct uoiprt.
airfsn oil, naar ben bliper f9roia, bliot
en- prastis Bpsnins, % en- 9Ieoe ior @tn'
nebaso Renisbeb. Soar M bare gaenisbe'
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Sise for Si9e.

Gil Ganbmano Tom en- Dag til B1ea
og tos ino i en- al @ieitsiuersuurbene
paa 8eftersabe. 8a bet netop bar oeb
Wiobasstio, iutte ban Zig Deb Wibbuss.
borbst us lasoe fin fore Reiietalte paa
en- lebis Stol peb Chen al fig. IA
ban bapbe ipiit, uilbe ban betale os soa;
men garten sioroe ben Bemertnins, at,
oa bans fore 8eiietaifs baObe inotu9et
iamme Blabs ueh 8oroet ium en- Siait,
ila tom ban til of betals ior to. 2anbs
manben betenf,e fig ct gis6iit, men be-
talte iaa BET forlan9te. Nosle Gage
efter fom Manoen after til Bpen Os tOs
inb i iamms @jsfsiper9darb. San
latte fig liseiOm iioit ueo gorSet Os
lasbe osiaa peune Gang fin &eiietaite
paa Stolen peb SiSen al fig. 8etJerne
bleue iat frem, %, oa enboer @jait bepbe
ioripnet fig, ipursts ban ceo buert CAB,
naar bet par saaet runbt, ON nosen
enbnu snifebe noset. pa ale baube
iast nei, t0s ban Reiien Of Stesen os
paffebe ben inb i ReiietaRen, os iuabam
siorbe ban peo ale be andre &etter, bet
'uabe labe fig sisre meb. 9a 8er en-
ppoaseos bet, for ban opbrast ben til
bam os ipursie, buab bet ifuloe betpoe.
"aiare Serre", iparese ban meset al
uorlis, min 8siietaife bar en- COB os
flor Nape, %, ba ben MATTE faite fibie
@ars, ben bar fer, iaa bar ben iaa m(s
get ftsrre gppstit ioas." Gerpaa BE-
talte ban for fig os fin 2aite os git jim
Bel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Yaa 6jul.

8la BEN tore Ssrn6one, ion ben
ruaiiFe Resierius bpS1er / ReIem'
aiisr, er Der iubisrt en- Np9eb / 6orm
al en- 5toleuuer Os en- aop luoau, Der
iammsnfp6lsbe iiorer frsm o. tilbase
pan 9%injen. 3 S~foisuOsneH er Der
Here GiosIinssr, Der iuo6efatter ioruosn
ct fort S~tolsu3relie ct 9ib!iot5ef % ct
Briuutuarslie for 9areren. 9enue
Stole paa Sjul er life itlois paa Jara
ten iauteoss Tom er alminoelia 8uaman
Spjieuo9n, ia ben CT ouerboUepst aloris
paa 6arten i StoleIesioren.
Zen er beitemt for Sumter lanss
Samnrtanobanen, Der life pea unben
Waaoe er foripnet nab Oporaselissans
%itllter. Zen eiper en- 8p Nnlebnins til
at i'aife fig ibstminbite nosle Tigers I'm.
oeruisning, Os hptter iad til en- onoen
Bp
On 1iotang la1 Yugnen oeo henruss
fife Supebitao / Melemdien. Samar.
fano, os itafisos Spsrs Born ben iFrlte
Gnleoning, be ~nOseniinee 5apoe baOt,
til misunderstanding. 9snne ajenbs'
giernins er life iaa tibet mettelis. al
ZEN Siunb Gsuen pm'ring Snmartauo
paa iorifjeQlse Steoer fornelis er Ooers
ilaet meo "5fuler", men ium, i5oOroei
Here al 0em ct tore % pr9stise SpSs
ringer, life er StOler larger.
z Wiooelaloeren bar S1martanb en-
al 8erbers bersmtefte College, per.
Ira6erne falote ben "5reoens Og 8,oens
itabeus 3D." s bet 15be Narbunorsse
opreiteoes "lllu9s beg, Ell Sfole, boor
man lGIte Nitronomi % Matbemaiit,
% iom meb Gtoen BIER reroensber6mt.
G~fterbaanoeu tp3Ssoes Der iaamanse
Colleges. at be sunIfe beoaiteoe be to
Sicer At ben tore of :ntlise Ylacs,
bpOrbOs Der O9iaa bpgSeoes StOler
runbt Omtrlng paa andre Steeet |
Bpen.
Nen Samnrfdnb &c fun en- rig Dale
miot ! en- umaabeiis Erfen. Gems Sano.
r;goom baube truttet en- tet 8efOltnine
til Staoeu, os GrObreren Teinur glorOC
ben til i'm SopehItao.
Samlrflno par oengnr9 fulot beret.
ti9et til Of fable liz @ertc1s bopectao.
WteT onfting ben ligger ubpre grtner.
burr barbnriife &om1oefolf buiereoe
Otter TuHurs Ggo bleo BpeE gpppit
operiupmmet al oisie Numnoer % blet
gjeatugne @onss FAC iutofenoigt soe
last, at "6rebens % S~ioenfabens Bp'
/ &lr 1900 fun baOtc en- Snb6pg9er!
8usIerne, Der fgrit fom III Samrtanl
for faa Iur iioen, bar sjUrt SDsn tt
Sabe for fin &eglerins / Msu.maiea
/ 1880 bar Der a0ersoe $4,000 Snbb
MI er 8pen enbnu itsrre. &c upe Ser
RET / WeIemaiien bar r~eitaureret manS'
at Bpens itOrarteoe Sp9oarfer, % mn
lieens oil Samartaub unber bisIe ger
rer after ensans blipe "8ibenfabeni
belIise Sebe." Men for Iiben e
Stoleposnen paa Sernbanen ben beoit
%2areanitalt, boortil ben rise 9als Be
boere bar Nbsau9.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Etriil, gais 60, ". 3.

2triiL gnis 60, ". 3.
Wu bar ri Bet beilisite Yeir, mar fan DnIta
Jig for @reben; NOT Hesu, os life for parmt;
men bet b!ir aIisspel tnopt Riobelsaar /
9jerueminit, os Def Of ben 8ruuS, at Der
ipaar, ftror efttr S%aaraanneu, Dor iaa6an
%inb, OF SRben o9 Sproen tilbeIs blGits af;
% iioen Dor bet pGret iaa tgrt, ifotil iioit /
iprriss Waaneo, al @rBben life bar funnel
9lsre ptoere 6remitciot. Sc 5leite bar iaaet
2 @auae.
vi bar en- SansfpreniHs, en- G9ie- % De
bntfcrenin9 ps enoelil bar ri ell Sfpttsriors
enin9 ion taller Is Waolemmer. Zen iieit
nGbnte 5oreriu9 barneoes Den Are Suli
iioitleoen. Seq bill meo bet Summe Hauue
ct Enr Of Ee9lerne, loH jeg tror er paa fin
Hlaos, pg icm buroe finbes / ale ~Iisnenpe
6orenirgers acn~Tjtutiou. Ie er:
"Beruienoe 9rifte taaIes life ueo rc9eu al
5creuiH9ens Sammentomiter; eibener tilo.
oes Wu9en, iom er bsrulet, at er~perinentere
mco 9ep9t", os
A>hSN1 NV iOA'iiNC TuAtViSN ! V-IIitlJ
fDyeub Tan ffnnr paa W9rfet."
WDli9 bar Der oeret Brp1up. gruben par
Ifiis aareu Mortenion, % Bruoeommeu
8dnb. ihepl. &. $. Yueioe. gneen opranot
iua imut, inn man tuuoe pnite fig ben, po
benreo 81. 10 begpnbte 6plt at jamie zig
SruoeEs SorGlores Sus, boor 8ielisn tore
gift; Den fOrretteees al &ait. Sob. w. 8.
9teis. g'terat be Npgifte paooe mobtnsei
talriae 2ptDnltninger, BEG pnbte mon at barft
fig runbt Boroene til Mioong, Der lerptreoeI
/ en- &cpbptte, Tom por opreiit for Nnleerir'
gen, % pSiaa Nitensluao iuntc9es ierere
9u ale baooe ipit, lang Ell 8partet rosl'
San9e, pg o~erefter if Gnbcsr more liz efte,
Bebus. &enueo 81. II q 12 lfiltes man al
for at iamles iaien naite Tag, ium f~Ortiat
tee omtrtrt paa inntme Sis.
ga. bill ie9 Ia I~luitelts pnite bet ru9e Eai
CT lptfeIis Heiie giennem Sioets Storm o.
StiIe; maatte Serren 9ioe Dem &ptte ele1
Moo9arg, Iom ban iiuoer oct meit tjenlig
! for Dem, 90 MATTE ban p9lna bleipe ben
I'll at ta9e imuo bet, ban cir BEN, rieo Eof
Tgsi.It!o9.
Decorah-posten., 1889-08-07
Sroabheon, @is.

%IUNVptut' ~Ns
Yroacbeao sr en- msset pen, mi life for
Sp; ben tg1er melem 1000 til 1900 Sno.
bpgsere. Ser er 6 air,sr. ct fort S,olebus
os mango Stpres, men inssn Saloousr, ca
De iiior Yaar maatte HeolR9se fin ~lfI9notse
gjernirs. Mianse troeoe, at De Iiulbe faa
benz oabnet tsien, men be af Clip al bet css
iaa iaar, oa ri babe Sals, 20 Ri pauot mee
life iaa liben Mnjoritst, iaa nj er fri for
ben, minoIt et Var til.
u. .. NnoetiDn.