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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
PART or THE oBoss yELL FROM THE sprRE

The spirs Of st. hsy's Church. st Grand and Ridge
stS mas wooden top 70 which is fastened the heavy
cross. About o'clock last evening piece Of tho top
btoke OF and fell to the Sidewalk where ~ was smashed
TO pieces policeman had Just passed the spot where
IL fell Fortunately ono was hurt. The police
warned the building Department. The foreman Of Truck
Gonneax Ne ~ examinsA ke lnzs ana pEQaopped n sscs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING WHILE our DBIVISG.
Charles High Newark strawberry peiIer. and
a companion we're driving along tho road from West
field to Crawford, n. j., yesterday morning when
they were struck by lightning. Both were
knocked senseesS and when thy rogsincd conscious
they found their horse also lying seDSecss and
every particle of the harness torn from his body by
the elcct1 current big ree closc by shat.
tered 10 fragments. II IS doubtful II the horse Will
survive. The men arc seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
ME-. GLAnsrNNE.S srr.Mr1NG TOrR.

london, June 5.-Mr. Gladstone rrachcd HOuthamp-
ton to-day. where he opened stumping tour. lie
received enthusiastic welcome Replying 70 al
dresses Witch were presented 10 him, h. aid the
Liberals had good causc to congratulate thCmselvcs
upon r'crnt events. He declared that II the next
general clrc rons results prUpOfiioraie to those
given the by elections the Hone lIuo party would
gain one hundred seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
WESTERN ABYsSNIA A DESERT.

RAvAGEs OF THE MAHDIsTs- THOUSANDS or
CHRISTIANS MADE SLAVES.
London, June 5.-MSsonary letters 10 tho Anti
Slavery Society say that the Mahlsts have made
Wcstcrn Abysslnia n desert. whole hoclSS and hcrls
have bern destroyed thousands NJ Christians have boon
thrown into slavery thousands Of Others have been
butchcr"d and hundrolS Of he nUblr,t inhabitants
have been taken to Mecca aS slaves iu violation OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
PoUR VOTES GAINED FOR FLEMING.

Charleston, ". Va, June (specaD.-Tho Lcgs-
istIve Committee the Guberna orial contest this
morning finished It's work the depOsitlOns nom Ohio
County. Here Goh contested l65 votes three of which
were thrown out and Judge Fleming contested thirty
five votes SIX Of which were thrown out This makes
gain OF four votes for Fleming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
oRg,yrzryg 70 SAVE PROHIBITION

Providence X. l., June tsp@Ial.-A conference
~ leading tnmpcrance men was held to-day fOt tho
purpose Of onectng all organization opposed to tho
repeal Of prohibition. An Executive Committee CON
stating OF Henry u. Meteali Arthur Perry, the Rev,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
EXPERIENCES RELATED BY SURVIVORS.
HAIRBREADTH ESCAPES THE COMMON TOPIC OF
CONVERSATION.

CONVERSATION.
Johnstown Penn juno 5 (speciaD-ono has only
to stand In the street wherever luot Of men %
gathered countless stories OF thrilling escapes
Hundreds Of people had such narrow escapes
that they hardly dared to believe that they were
saved for hours after they reached solid ground. VIII
lam WlSe a young man who lived at Woodvale, was
walking along the road when the rush Of water came
down the valley He started rush up the side Of the
hills, but stopped 10 hcr young womsn Ida Zid-
stein, to escape, lost too much time. and was forced
to drag the young woman upon a high pile OF metii
near the ruad. They had clung there several hours
and thought that they could both escape, as the
metal pile not exposed TO the full force OF the
torrent. A telegraph loe came dashing down the
Hood, It's top standing above the water. from which
dsnglcd wires. The pole was caught In an eddy
opposite the pile. II shot in toward the two who
clinging there. As the polo swung around, the
wires through the air like whpissh. and catch
ing in the hair Of the young woman dragged her down
instant death The young remained on tho heap
Of metal for hours before the water SIbsided so as
to allow him 10 escape.
one man named Homer, with his child. age six,
was on one OF the houses which first carried away.
e climbed 10 the rooi and held fast there for four hours
floating all the way to Bolivar, fifteen miles below.
A Young hero sat upon the roof OF his fathers
house holding his mother and little sister Once the
house swung IN tOwarl brick structure which sttiI
rested on It's foundation. As house struck the
other the boy sprang into one OF the windows As
he turned 10 rescue his mother and sister, the house
swung out again aud tho boy seeing that there was
possibility OF getting them of, hsped back TO their
side 4 second time the house stopped. this time
by tree. The boy helped his mother and sister To
place of safety the reo; but before he could leave
the roof, the house swept on and no was drowned
Ono man took his whole family 10 the roof OF his
floating house. He and child escaped to another
building but HIS wife and i've childron were wbirled
around for hours and finally carried down TO tho
bridge where so many people peTished In the flames.
They were all rescued.
DlstrlctAttorny Rose his wife, two brothers and
two sisters were swept the lower portion Of tho
town They had been thrown into the water and
were swimming. the men assisting the women Finally
they got into back current aud cast ashore at
the foot OF the hills back OF Knoxville,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
THE CROPS IN SOUTH CAROLIyA.

Columbia, June (Special-The State Department
Of Agriculture. n its report OF tho condition Of
for May, places the condition OF the cotton at 10
against SO at the time last year. Corn stands
81 against SO last year. The average condition OF
wheat Is 50, against 50 last year Oats will be almost
total failure present condition 6s against So last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
rur yEw.glupsmRE LEGISLATURE.

Concord, n. H., June 6-Thc biennial session OF
the Legislature organized to-day, by the choice
OF Hiram ID. Upton as speaker OF tho House, and
d. A. Taggart, Of Gonsown' a. president Oh mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
AN EXTRA SESSION FOR THE ALDERMEN.

Albany, Juno b.-Governor HIll has appointed an
extraordlnary Court Of Oyer and Tormner, 10 be
hold IN Saratoga, July o, Judge Charles Daniels 10
preside. This Is for the trial OF The Doodle Alder
mems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
TILE SAMOAN AGRELMENr.

Berlin, June b Count Herbert Bismarck visited Mr.
Kasson to day and had long interview with him with
reference tho probable time Of tn" receipt Of tho
Washington Governments ratification Of the Samoan
agreement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

liverpool, juno 5.-Tho strikr Of scamrn and fro
mcn here has prevented the Inmau Line steamers CRY
Of Richmond and CITY Of Chester from securing sum
cIrnt Their departure consequently was past
pOned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

PATRIOTIC Polish SIT Dents ARRESTED.
Vienna June 5.-A dl,I atch from Irmb"rg says
tho Russian officials Of CrsrOw have arrested forty
one students for singing Polish palr,Utlc songs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
E TOP OF MOrNr pILATrs.

RAILROAD TO THE Top or MOUNT PILATI'S.
London. juno THE railway from AIpnarh to The
summit Of Mount PilatuS. In switzerland, has been
opcnrd The incline is forty eight feet In the hun.
drcd, and tho Rsccut OF 5000 feet occupies hour
and forty mlnutUS.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
DROPPryG DEAD FROM APOPLEXY.

Newburg, n. Y, June Special. .-Ex-Sherff Ben
lainin Hanmore dropped dead from apOplexy at hs
supper table tonight. Ono Of his last acts was 10
subscribe $l0 70 the Johnstown aid fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
THE REPORT OF THEIR DROWNING UNFouNpEI

THE REPoRT OF THEIR DROWNING UNFoUNDED
Thomas Keck, of the firm of Keck & Mosser, leather
Dealers No. 10 FgAntort-st was reported after the
Johnstown disaster among tho missing. III was
at his taunerics AZ Mshacy, near Johns town. on tfs
day Of the disaster, and to have taken o train
for Pittsburg, which would have reached Johnstown
At about 1 80. p. m. tho ume Shen Ehs food was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

telcstin Gsuglbaurr Archbishop Of Vienna and
Cardinal Vrlest. born At ThangSrucn on August
20, 1917. lie was cIcaGd cnd!ual IN ls-4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

Ay EARTHQUAKE SHOOK FELT AT NASHVILLE.
Nashville, Tenn, juno 6.-e;A3 p. ma shock Of
earthquake MsG tslt:hsye a short ghls Rgo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
THE CAUSE OF THE DISASTER.
ANTICIPATING A VERDICT AGAINST TIN
FISHING CLUB.
AN INQUIRY BEGUN BY THE coRoNER-RUBBIsa
USED IN REPAIRING THE DAM.

Johnstown, June 5.-The coroner's jury to-day
proceeded to the South Fork and investigated tho
cause OF the baaloage Of the reservoir dam. Wit
neSses testified that slight breaks had appeared In
the dam several times, but had each time been
clumSily repaired with straw, sticks and rubbishI
The general impression is that the jury will de.
clare that the Pttsburg Fishing Club, that owned
the reservoir, was guilty Of gross negl gence. In
that event many suits. for damages against this
club will doubtless follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

TITR ARCHBISHOP OF VIENNA DYING.
Vienna, June 5.-CarilnL GAugbaucr, Archbishop
Of Vienna. ia dying. The last sacrament has been
administered 10 hlm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06
REpAIRING TIE PENNSYLVANIA ROAD.

Philadelphia, June 5.-AlthOugh the Pcnnsyivanla
Railroad Company had hoped to get the temporary
route between Harrisburg and Altoona In running
order by this afternoon, tho bridge at Montgomery,
which Is needed to complete the route, is far from
finished. The water IS stu very high at THAI point
and work has therefore, been slow, but It Is thought
the bridge viii be fixed up sufficiently permit tho
running Of trains It by tomorrow afternoon on
Friday morning. .+t
West Of Altoona progress the repairs TO tho
line is made mor slowly than had been expected.
Conservative estimates to the effect that hvs
days Will yet be required 20 make the route IRON
Altoona to Pttsburg good. ,.,j
baltimore, June 6.-Presidcnt Mayer of The bsSs
moro and Ohio Railroad said this afternoon 1s ssji
evening tho main line aud Pittsburg ditisspn nncsE
be able to respond 10 any ordinary demand ...s =
tracks viii be- omen on the main line oxccptns
short section cast Of Cumberisnd'' ,.ssr Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-06

REpoETs or A GEESr DISASTER pl;nisp. NE H..
Phnado phis Juns 5-IDvsse ga ~ rao.ga "a
- ~ ~. q, ii,e and .hs recovery Of sts bodiss
ss csnsrsl asusgar run. es ~ 1araa,i.aasa *sA
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
ateorab.y oitem.-cnsoas Den 2Ooe Sebrnar $3.50.

ga Yenaene- maa IND / Statsfaslen.
oisie 20 Milionsr Rrouer, ION Io!oen
aarlig uogjsr; huoroan Hal mo laa
aisre, mar ben inobrinsenoe 1olo pdd
Irbeicsrsns Nsopenoisbeosartitler tor'
miu5Ites? 5tt er Ret fIlone Spersss
M al, % oa er BET Gnsits, man tanglsrs.
mar be fremmeoe Iraftater ar %uolsbis,
iitsoetIpr at fornpe benz | famine Hets
nina. ~Ioranprs benz iaaleoes, at Nor9e
life paataser fig iaa fore Jorpllstsller
- tet iaar goa, iom bet fan!
Oaiaa enbnu en- tor uretFGroisbeo
peo 9~oloipitemet CT uoisrlelstoloen
naar I. CTS, en- Srusseier irnoer Ell Sab
ming 1rplait til Gasldno, maa ban be-
tale tsnlmsli9 tor Stat nerIor csIad.
0an burhe l~nnrere bd 8elsnnin9 Der
for, {. Gfs. en- Hremie for bosr l0L
Tplpt Iemmer - eler idlfdlo "rolenot
Smta(s", ON ban tunoe lepe al BET.
b
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

9erfoff.-Det bar 5ebaset Den aImGgs
ti9e Sub, ogiaa | bette Var, at portable Ell
al mine Bsrn, nemlig min 9lnite Eatter 80
ran, ben 13oe Sanldr lioitleben 81. 5 @fter.
miooaa, / tit 0lem / 9biies Ballep, Rapa 90,
California, i en- Aloer az 80 Var % 90 3ose.
Sun blep fgot I Sprin9 Sollep Suieaften
1850. S Suli 1871 bleo hun R9teotet til en-
unetarl, Ntls Sabnlon. 1874 oros bun til
California, boor benoes 2G8tef9lIs Naret
forno bapoe beeioet li3 for lin 0el5reos
Sfplo. Re bolatte zig PED Gbiles BQlep, 90
oa 0elbreoen por 9ienpunbet bar bette 6jen
ct lloet hngaeli9t, Sreoens % Ipttens Arne-
lt2o, Ufen 3goan otnseo osiaa ois i'm 6lu9t,
% / Suli 1884 burtto9 oertra en- Tar gG9ie-
fRle ira pultru ca A Bern. S No6smber
$50 inotraapte bun after 2G9teltonnen oq
bieu Diet til en- peo Jiapa eerl 4. Geticii.
Utter brpoes Oct RoteltabeIs Bnauo: Geoen
luffer MI beuoes ZINE efter A ugers Sn3
bonn. en- Dm Wtooer os ellfet Sio ia0nts
ueo benDes Bort9ang. 5reo neo benoes
Stgp, o%eiIi9uet ere penoes Muroe.
Yaa benoes alenieuen0e o9 mime Beras,
tiQt9e henoes eiteriaote 2G8tef9iles &esne.
aoon, BOD 60, isis l2te 5ebr. 1889.
Die Z. 3uleruc.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

Saageaicn.-Det er falot / min tuHae
500 at meooele, at bet bsbageoe QUO l lin
B,sorm at borttaios ira ne!te Si0 MN ellieoe
puitru Gil 5aaseHlon. isot Beoeriou. gun
ogoe ben sic Js0rlar efter 0 Cages Spse-
Iete, 30 Aar, 6 ytaaneeer % II 9cae gam
mel. oru eiterlaoer mtg en- !ioen Sen, iont
bar s Da9e CANNED, Do bun osoe. at er
en- TOR 8lRoe os 2rpit for mig, OF BUN bOlot
Zig fait til i'm CUB os 5relier Seiws notil
lin 9go. Cs bet err min BgH % paob III
Sub, at Of msoes Hal hos uor Jrelier tl9r
uoi 5immerig. 5erreu gap, perren tos.
5erreus geaun uRre louet. Jreo meo ben.
oss Siso. pelliguet bare beuoes U8inoe.
8aterioro, Gactae 60. ISIS, IL. 5sb. 50.
Claus 0aaaenion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Bekjendtgj0reI
nske Vice-C onsulat.

Diet norsk svs.
Ifolge Cirkulare m. 7o
norske Departement for no. -
dateret lode Septbr. 1888, bedss ~
i Staten boende Nordmends Op.
merksomhed henledet paa Low al
21de April f. A., serlig sammes
s 8, hvorefter en- fra Norge udhyttet
norsk Berger, der har Iudfodsret,
kan, saalange han like er bleven
af fremmed Stat, beholde sin
norske Statsborgerret, mar han in
den ct Aar efter sin U~dAytning eller
efter den Dag, Loven trader i Kraft,
erklerer, at han ensker vedblivende
at vere norsk Statsborger.
Des Moines, Iowa, den 1ste Febr.
1889. o. K. WULFSBERG,
223. Vice-Consul
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
~'eit paa Waoa9assar.

=. Waoasastars 6oueo
itab, ieirebss Der he. a. nsss.s.an
tier 6plfeien, ben Idasn.>
bpurom DIT poa Gen ub.Omn..
Btap meboeier Isl8euoe: De IT,. IS,
Magters &eprQientlntsr bar inoo.
til Soften, iom belle pcifet uuerpar.
9ronninssn Iao, fort en- oio, roo aaabe
paa 1brpnen mso ben uage 8rin8 oto
SiDeu al iis, til Sslre lao 8remiermia
nilteren, til Senitrs laa 8ronen paa en-
5~lsielspuoe, mebsns YriniesIerne % Dc
andre bsie 6%ofoisnitdrier Iao paa 5ors
ben. 3ise p~psripr 34ronen faces Guros
p9erne, bag Dem oofoamerae, De inos
isbie Officerer os Sanserne. s no8eu
Niitanb Itop GeprRl entanter Ior De for
itleuise &aiier ,Samfunoet. Geremo-
MEN be9Dnote meb EN- 5orbimdsid al De
8erioner, Der bra9te ct eler anoet, Der
lfulbe bruses peo 0ronniugsns Dab,
lauiom nellusienoe urter, 8r9noe, Bar
fumer oip. s ct aflperret Sum bieo
berpaa Slben tenot til Babel, % ba
Banbet par parmt, besao Gronningen
fig, fulst at 6oiodmerne, III Baost, me-
bens be TilieoepRrsnbe lang 8enner
% Salmer. ga Ironningen bar font
met inc / Babspereliet, forfpnote 8as
nonlaiut, at ben oi9tis'te Del al gerez
mOnien M bar aiiluttst. 9enne Bah
ming Ifal nemlis antDoe Dronninsens
% berpeo bele Joltets moralfe Hen=
ielIe. ga 9ronnin9en iorloo 8aost,
par bum iiert en- it~arlasenreo Robe,
beiat meo fotbare anipliuser % prpoet
meb 9iamarter ps Yerler. Baa pooe=
bet bar BUN ct foIibart Diamaut0laoem,
/ Den p%enitre tpauno 1olbt bun ct pprn
al Ssip. Der bar fglDt meO Gano fra
Baoet, huormeo Jun ~beltpnfeoe De 2ilz
iteoep9renbe, ibet BUN, lebiaset al Brez
miermin,lteren, git runot / bele areos
len. gi!erat FUN berp4a bar penbt TIL
base TT 3bronen os bapoe ta9et Blaos
paa benne, bespnote @ratulationsfuren.
Winiiteren bolot en- pOlitlif Gale, / boils
fen ban srifeoe, at 8aoefelten enonu tus
iinoe @anse maatte Uenbe tilba9e, os
fpriifrebe 9rpuninsen ON benoes unoers
iaatters 6~en9ipenbso us Iroitab. 9os.
Majeltat :afteoe meo faa Orb, buorefter
bele Selfabet ipiite Sonnins, 8is %
Orefiso, iom enouu par opbeparet fra
ben liolte Saoefeit. Son os Gang ilut=
teoe Jeiien. Ere 9a9e fsr ben timber
Steb, ter intst gpr ilastes / belle 2ans
bet, men ben isrfte Dag efter Soften
ila9tes Der / 6eusoitaben 5000
Dyer, ioet 8enner os Slestninse fors
9rer hinanoen itDre Sreitese. Spill,
Dams % @iloer banner Den populere
Nfilutnins paa ben e~ienoommelise Set.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

Nas.-9en ler9eltse Rpbeo briuges bers
Ueb frap9renoe Sl9at os Senner, at oct be
baseoe CUB / lin Slsoom ben 2oeu yebruar
at portable til ct beore 4io Dor ellteoe Mo
Der glnne Siuertsootter Vas / en- Nloer az
50 Nar, 6 Waaneoef o9 10 8ase. Seo ct
~lanaoarist Sp9eleie ieste og fauot bun i5reo
oeo 6oriouinsen / Gbriiti BLOB. VT 1enoes
8 Bpm BAR DC s tiliteoe ueo Sesrauelien. o.
iom tili9e meo Dor sSaoer beer9oer 3cbet
al en- pm o. tlarlia iRooer og 2G3tefRle.
Union, 0rano Sorts Go, Eat 5. Sch. 50.
Yaa 5aoers og Seoitsnoes 8egne,
JolleI Jpbnion Aas.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

Sten.-2et bstlenDtsisres ior fraprreuoe
SlQst &C SenHer, at oct bebaseoe Dub | m
sSlsoom al borifaloe ira Oct Iorolte Slu, I
0aab OH ct beoie. ben Z4oe 5dn. 1880, Dor
there Sen Crit =. Steu 1 III Aloer al 20
War % s 3a9e. pan pat Ieot I nleloaitr,
Noiss, al 6orGlorene Die 5obRioa 5ien %
ARaTli :. @teu. dreo 60 bans @tgp, nels
ii3Hst pRre bans gltaoe.
5tiee gate, gGis, lite Gan. 1889.
Ole Sobaniou 5isH,
Narlt j, SteH,
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

2uuoe.-5raoRreuoe 5In8t o. 8enner
melodies: Tor Jaoer, 5or9sr Seoeriou
4unbe osoe ltlae % roiis I lit plem paa
Union Srairie, Jlimore 60, Yftur {trs
odaen ben Gre oS. 0au i5oteS / 5t,ngsater
pan Oeoenia,ttn ben lode tyebr. 1910 % op.
taaeoe iaaleoes en- Nloer az 70 War. s 1853
uloanoreoe ban til amerlta o. neolaite Jig
peo Nnfomiten bib p&a bet Stee, boor ban
ienere altto bar leoet o9 MI osoe. 0an bar
TO 0anae git % bauoe anoen 8au9 uRret
@utemanb / 10 aar. Sau eitetIaoer it9 TIRE
Bsrn, Notbea @iitao al iellie o. Ioaette
NIietp % Ctr. y Guaoe Of anbet 2Gsteitab.
SGrtli9e tire 8efn ltoO ueb bans 39oeieie
og be9reoer 5abeta f en- ~trofalt, suobeusipsn
6aoer. men 9lGoer iis bog at scalte pierte /
tet pisie Sa1b, at Den Nlfosoe. JON bolot
banrot fat peo DOR perre SSseius ariitus ltee
til libite Nanoshret, git mo til De 5alt9es
Splle. Zen lite SSebrrar lsrtes bans lors
oilte Neoaiuaer. leoiaget I cit lleloen talrig
Sgrselfnre, I'll Union Btatrte Menisbeos
atlteaaaro og begrooes Ger. sSreb meo bans
Stsp! 2SelIienet are bans Winoe.
Union Eratrie, Jilmore 60, Dt,nu, 12te
5ebr. 1889. @btiit an Is gunbe.
Touette Afletb, Matbea Giitao,
fgot Gaaoe, feot Gunoe,
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

GIttraebraaten = perpeo bgflenota
alsres Tor irauTs,noe SlG8i % Seulsr. at
tlpre 0aoer oslse . Glm8spraa!en al
at peo Gsoen ben 1879 JaHuar bette aar.
utogoe car lgot | S%ogneoalen, Norge, Den
lie Jtop. 1903, anfom III Amertta 1859, %
bUIatte ia / 5sPr1eoen al Sprtts Dtpoe.
buor ban oar I'll rn Eeo. 5reo nteo Dafs
Stcp, pelliguet pRre bans Dtinoe
Sprtna 0rcue Den l0oe Gan. 1889,
y, .. gulassbraater.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

yipSj0rgiItHing. Selgreren al
Barbo Jaitiyblem er opo az Sloofors
9tttntn9.
Dan bapoe l~faaret fig liot / ben enc
paano paa en- sag, % ca Der jnit par
opo ct al Saiti9lemmerne, git ban o9
I~telleee mleo Hiset, bporueo Vift tom inc
/ Saaret mec Den Jelge, at ban efter 5
Tigers Jorl3b aiait ueo 0soen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
California.

Union Baciic 8anen, "The Over
lamb Route, bar baslise ggturiioner
til oenne sptone Stat. Dette er ben
itore Central Rute; ben bar ben beoite
gfoipsrins, bet beoite Sporleie, be melt
fprsfommenbe Betjente os be burtisite
baslise Tos al nOsen 3inje oeltenfor
MiSlpuri Jlooen. "The Overland
Flyer" er bet eneite limited" Tran,
lom frpoier q OntiHentet; be 6eitaar uoez
luffenoe at Yuaman Balabs oo9ne, fabris
fereoe ipecielt for bette Cog us er for
Ipneoe meo ale mooerne 5orbeorinser.
Jorlans Binet meb benne 2inie us refs
puer insen anoen. aieb bin Billet oi
bin narmeite Biletaseut os for Iulbe
itaubise Oplpsninser fan man benueube
fig til 3. 6. 2pnbe,
Z. g. o., ct. Baul, Minu.,
6. 6. 2omag S. 8. 9ebbets,
U. 9. 3. q Z. a., o. 3. & Z. w.,
1915 Omaha, Nebraifa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

Stptiet1.-2et err. .enoe slgot ga
at betIenotslsrs Tor Irac9. on at table
Senner, al Oct bar b9Dd9et Der,. 5tofietb
item I'll ia pore flRre b9rn Gtlce nae,
% Better 0ultao Stoilstb, otter effort -
lste al Biftertt.
xlloa cgoa Den l0os San 1889, 0 Var
% 5 Ntoaaeoer gammel. Better 9ultdu og0e
oen 25oe San, 1883, 10 Aar, ) Maaaeoer %
10 0dge 9aumel.
5fjeut Sapn9t er iun9t, oil ot bog e%rtlenoe,
at Ono itprer NIting til bet betlte % loorpoe
ntep Bob: Qerren gap, perreH to8, perrens
yiaun URre looet.
Dolmen, So Crosse 60, 8tS, Ace 6cb. SO,
Gpeu Stotltt5. 8'na Stotletb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
aRpDerlanDene
Worgc.

q. >teuifreD ehelaaoe Susnnnb DIE
.Fus pau Jdnrmoatiet ueb
y..armerpduoet / aaiea ON yfatten.
55Dsas,ue. Nanb % Some Iamt ct 5 Nac
o.mslt Barn, lra / lin opbe Sevn, oa
sa,, ~podansoe peo Dtpnst; icst bun
...,t, poa ,Soroifjslp rammeoe en- Sten
.n,sts Qanapas tenlmoo Ell !6isrne.
;snpniOr buffet aonen % Barnet nauoe
;sTss senseteb. 5ienen log belle Beg
;plintreoe Sensen Stulnper %
s .r osrpaa neo | 8ialoeren, boOr
ss, MI liaQer, ittert 20 pelteles meg
v, rooenpe / Manos9sioe Op ira
m ~; al @uloet, meoens ben ru9er
"so S1miliens 6eie 8oteiesbeb9lpnlng
seonoen iom lea nec ben iamme Seg,
ION bslbiapis lpnsere borte ira DEN
s;rstte 9oeleseeiie, fit tanot 2ps ps
tluoe mart ida truttet Semen ps Barnet
rem Of Gainerne; uoen Wonoens 0lplp
nar be utitnct blepne ll99enoe lbemGtz
t,os / iaa lang lib, at rtneli9uis iamt-
Iioe blpOe fat 2Iuet til al auloe ps
aiplpelssbep. aoHen pg Barnet uao
III Ionl peo ct Huber, Den eiebIitteliee
pipslore.. 8pnen erbolot ct Sanr /
acpeoet % no9te uforliae Selfa6f9FIier
bsit ga her pad 9esemet; Barnet berlmoo
bar fadet iaa aloorlise Steo os 3rpf.
At ser fan ogre ssare for bets Gio.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Wlauot DC lllnffsliae, BET omfu

Ylaiot DC lliytfslige, bet onion
peo 0amplilbsI "@siler"s Jorlis, bar
o9laa Stlbstpmmermano Yeoer 8nuos
len 2auset at 0pIt. Den atogoe, Der
ei,erlaoer fig oultru % fem uforlsrsece
Bprn, bappe opbolot lts i amerlta 4
Iar % par MI bslteult pda at penoe til
base til tit 9lem. ASaa fleet 0enpen>
belize bar DampltsbslelIfabet "1biuSs
uala"s Dirtftion iiolt Suleaiten meo
mesen @enerelitet lenot SIT. 1850 I'll
Yeper anuole lens glterlaote, nemlls ar,
500 III @nfen o9 Sc. $50 I'll boert al
BE- lem Bgrn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

BIerte.-0eroeo be'ieHotslsres for ira
uRrsnoe Sle9t o3 8eHner, at min iiere
puitra os Ntooer aIeriti 5ierie. might I'll
i'm euise Soi!e / 3roen paa i'm Jrelier Guss
oasen ben 30te San. 1889, om.rirs s. liar
gammel; bun par igot / Eranbo paa naoe
lamb. Norse. 5reo meo bit Step, ,lart er
tit WtiHbs.
S~lsbiauooi1e, ga, 13oe 5ebr. 1889.
Sohn Ssrseuion Sisrts,
90 Beru.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20

aIos-psroeo bstitaotsioses fog irauG
reuoe SlGgt % &enner. al oct b sldaeoe 8uo
/ i'm 8isoom al borlfaIoe Dor flrre 5aoer
AmIRiHo Glion alos, iDot zen 1924 Aprtl
1906 % rsoe Ten l6oe Ieebr 1883. Jreo
meo bans Stsp, ptiiignet uere bans Nttnoe.
2Doteu, &,nael9est 60, Soma,
9oer % aart Ber9e.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
penenae Hersnnr aiitnpt til Gnas

lanD. Ora Stooarser ltriues ben lie
sanuar: Mso iioits 9ulerbdao isnotes
y 1snsbpr via pull hi 2cntou. 'peHs
, o. er 5ories pad Api, % bpis famine
lg,en il bsnne Seroins e~Iter'ei9ss al
flerp.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-20
Sioteren .. ". ginies Son. Clui

u. 8mis, Der et Sar Nar bar p9ret be-
lrjqfttaet / "Iromsg Siiltstiosnoes"
S~oetrptteri. ital / bisle Gage u1re
afre,it iii Nsnna | 0ferndlsn, loor hon
hps en- af i'm Sacers Belpnosre haaber
at iaa Sialp til at iortiRite lins Siuolsr'