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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-02-09

On accident qui aurait pu avoir
des suites graves s'est produit sur
10 Bayou Lafourche, an Cutoff,
vis-a-vis le magasin possed6 par
Th. Ducos & Bro.
Un jeune homme du pays des
o~liviers LA Provence), venu der
Increment dams ce pays, etabli au
Cutoff ct repondant au doux nom
de Felix Rey, voulait dimanche
dernier traverser lie bayou.
LIE courant, tres rapide en- Get en-.
droit, fit deriver son embarcation
qui vint chavirer Sur la corde du
ferry. REIMBURSEMENT Mr.. Felix
Rey cut la presence d'esprit de Sc
cramponner a cette corde; mails
CONNIE ellie n'etait que lachement
tendue le courant r~entrainait ct lie
faisait plonger dams le bayou avec
des intermittences desagr6ables
pour le malheureux naufrag6, don't
Ia t6te 6mergeait de temps en-
temps settlement audessus des
hots. Cette t6te, douee dune cal
vitie p'6coce, attira bien vite plu.
sleurs carencros, qui croyant trou.
yer d proic facile ct friande sap
%pretaient a un splendide festin.
Des amis de MI. Rey, en &c mo
ment critiqoe, current la presence
d'esprit de tendre Ia corde du ferry
ct Pun d'eux ALA lie cueiIlir par la
nuque ct le depOsa dams le bac.
On nous a depuis assure que CO
balm force n'avait Gu aucune suite
desagreable pour MIR. Felix, le
bien-nomme, puisqu'il sen est tire
sans avoir attrapp6 meme I'M sim
pie rhume.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-02-09

On pelntre dlSail q SOU ami Qui
vOulait sc marier
-Que n'6pOnsez-vOus Mile X....
c'est nn auge?
-C'est possible mais ellie se
peint.
-Voyons, Ia main sur la con-
science, repliqua le peintre, avez-
VOWS Jama!s W. IN ange qui ne fat
pas peint7
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AUCTION SALES.

(,HANcERY SALE AT AUCTION OF yALgABLz
NR 9d AN9
IL 2k IEn ksf bEckA q The LATE PHILIP o.
pisirsct q Columbia. pssssd June ia. 1859 n DC
i rss. e wv { q 3'i!Ss e Ss5s
d6 5cSs ~ ap9As n HSSsssfRsE
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Eisht co. shssss q TIE dEoRoErowx Ga
nv, .i 81 ..s SeS g NATIONAL rrso,o.
len siS. :s.s:; ?; THE ISssSSsTiA AND POTOMAC
o. y IA zsS
f0sEE o SfS!E issss SaILseAp oo sntks AAD
THIRTY is0l s6srss a TIE kx11Qxzf G0fyI oon-
or RAss 81 4 Hs xep caSeHhlS4
BSods Nea 3ezS snd 800 Tor 1000 ssch, "a le
10, for eooossAn issued und-r scs q nAsch 20.
ary "a. 1882; AL coupons attached thsrs>o from
o:sesss of No e7s7, a.s,s Jul, !,
ISL. psy sels o. sssslsasns bsssssa sss .sss va
e1nis snd 49, xirsna In regard 10 shs puhc osos
Aiso, certain Honssho,d md Kitchen yuzaisnrA
Terms Of sale; AL cash on delivery.
HEkkyE DAVIS zSs a ava nv- {rr.sssA
,ssissatsRs 5usef AZ q - ssos.. xssss.s.~
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RESTORATION OF THE CANAL.
Attorney-General Whyte Says Repair
Bonds Can be Legally lsused.

From the Baltimore Sun, To-day.
Attorney-General Whyte has sent the follow
ing opinion to Gov. Jackson: my opinion has
been requested as to the power of the presi-
dent and directors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal company to issue repair bonds for the
purpose Of putting the canal in order for trans
portation, in pursuance Of the suggestions
contained in the resolutions adopted at meet
ing Of the stockholders held at Annapolis on
the 18th inst, and which resolutions have been
submitted to me.
am Of opinion that such repair bonds can
be legally issued, and the tolls and revenues of
the canal pledged for their payment and for
the legal advice OF Hon. George r. Richardson,
then encouragement, contained in his written
opinion given to the governor on the 28th of
June, lS49, and which legal view was sustained
by the court Of appeals In the case Of Virginia
agt. Chesapeake and Ohio canal company ga
pears: 1t is true, II any emergency shall arise
for another loan for the same purpose of re-
pair, the power TO effect 1t can be exercised,
and upon the construction which we have given
to the law, the debt thus created will have
priority over all other liens This decision,
however, was made in 1870, and since then
bonds have been issued under chapter So Of the
acts OF 1873 TO the extent of $500, 900 to secure
the payment OF which, principal and interest,
the body Of the canal, as well as the tolls and
revenues, have been mortgaged by authority
of that act; and by its very terms it declares
that the bonds and the mortgage made to Sc
cure their payment shall be liens in preference
TO any rights or liens which the state of Mary
land may have in or upon said property, tolls
and revenues Of the said Chesapeake and Ohio
canal company until paid, and also in prefer
ence to any other claims or liens upon the said
Chesapeake and Ohio canal COMPANY, or its
works or property, and in preference to any
bonds which may be subsequently issued by
the said Chesapeake and Ohio canal COM
pany.'"
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society Of st. Peter and PauI's church, OF VII
Evansville, N. y, and also one Of the organizers
Of nre company in the same village. He be-
gan his business career a. Q shoemaker, but for
ths last eight years he has been engaged in the
dry goods business, and 10 at present in the
employ OF Barnes, Hengerer b Co, Of Buffalo.
TIE COMMITTEE ON cRKpxSrrALs.
President Dunn announced the following
committee on credentials: Chairman, James
LAvier, Of this city; p. ouanche, Maryland.
Edward Bitxaker. Ohio; John B. Lighton,
Kentucky; John C. Cramer, Illinois; Geo. r.
Hslwig, Michigan; +. b. Rheinheimer, Missis-
appi. and A Steinwaldel, Pennsylvania
Pending the report OF the committee the con-
vention took recess.
TIE pxLkoArxs PRxsxxr.
After recess the report Of the committee on
3sdsnsials was read, giving the names Of the
accredited delegates as follows: Commandsry
No. g. John II. Hickman. No. 5, Martin wslsh,
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coNMAxpER DUNK. der Of this organization
for Eve years and first commander for three
years. when be was chosen colonel of the first
battalion Of Cleveland knights for period Of
ave years. He has attended every annual con-
vention of the knights since the formation Of
the union, either as a delegate or spectator,
and seven years ago some Of his brother knights
presented him with q handsome gold watch and
chain as token Of the esteem in which they
then held and still hold him.
After prayer the secretary. Joseph seitz, of
Buffalo, n. Y, opened the large convention
trunk. where the records are kept From this
repository he brought out the roll Of officers,
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Typhoid fever has broken out in epidemic
form in the northeastern section OF Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Margaret Quinn, aged one hundred and
one years, was buried from her residence in
New York city yesterday afternoon. Her
eldest son 10 now Q man seventy-hve years old.
There IL rumor in New York that Herman
Oelrichs il secretly building boat to meet the
Valkyrie.
Frank Pilington, bookkeeper for A. F. Spaeth,
Of Newark, n. j., has disappeared, and with
him over $4,000 of his employers money.
Horse racing Il one of the alleged causes.
Harry Gates and Mike McGee, otherwise
known as the Birmingham Cyclone, fought q
twenty.seven-round prize fight, Marquis of
Queensberry rules, ON the Park county line
Qndiana) yesterday morning. Gates won.
Three hundred persons witnessed the mill.
Efforts to secure the pardon of E. L. Harper,
who wrecked the Fidelity bank, Cincinnati, are
opposed by business men and victims. Hsr-
per Is said 70 be directing . large iron business
from the prison.
Pistro Grossi, Of Boston, b being prosecuted
on the charge Of getting incoming ltalians TO
STATE falsely that hand-organs and harps they
carried were their tools Of trade.
The seventh New York regiment has gone
into camp for week 81 1oa Hook, opening the
annual state sncampment
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Mr.. Seitz, the su-
preme secretary, Buff
fAlo, N. u, has been
vsu-knovn for o long
time as o worker in
societies. He IL at PRES
ent serving his fourth
term - assistant re-
cording secretary n
branch Is. Q. NJ b A.,
and his eth term as re-
cording secretary in his
oommsndery, No. "a,
Knights Of ST. George,
Of st. Boniface church.
He has been officially
connected with socie-
ties since he was seven
teen years old He
vas one Of the organ
A -
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convention. He was
born at Skaneatles. n.
Y, in 1916, Of Irish par
ents, who were natives
Of the County Sligo. He
went from New York to
Ohio, sc ttling in Cleve-
land about twenty years
ago, and is at present
q lieutenant on the po-
lice force Of that city.
He organized the first
commandery(t the WASH
ingtons) OF Catholic
Knights in Cleveland,
and that society has the
distinction of being the
largest commandery in
the country. Mr.. Dunn
was first vice-comman-
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Emperor Francis Joseph discussed Austria's
foreign relations in q speech to the delegations
on Saturday.
The duchess Of Aosta, formerly Princess
Letitia Bonaparte, who married her uncle, has
given birth to Q son.
The peace congress opened in Paris. Mrs.
Love and Mrs. Belva Lockwood were elected
honorary members Of the committee.
1t 10 repor ted that conference will be held
in Geneva to deal with the question of political
refugees in Switzerland. This il an outcome Of
the Wohlgemuth affair.
Advices from Pangani are that the Arabs have
rejected Capt. Wissmann's terms, and that an
attack Is imminent
Rival meetings we're held in Beziers. France,
yesterday, by supporters Of the government
and friends Of Gen. BOulanger. After the meet
ings the two parties came into collision and
had q hand-to-hand fight. M. Deroulede, who
was with the Boulangists, was arrested.
The composer, Brahms, is gazetted knight
Of the order of Leopold.
Mr.. w. X. Vanderbilt was one of the con-
spicuous figures at the Ascot races last week.
He did not follow his brothers example and
hire an expensive house. Instead he took
apartments at Q modest hotel, though he in
tends to stay there several weeks.
Andrew Carnegie has gone to Scotland.
Mr.. John A. Kasson has left Berlin for Carls-
bad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates, accompanied by Mary,
the daughter OF Chief Justice Fuller, started
from London. Saturday, for a tour in southern
Germany.
The members Of the right, in the French
chamber of deputies, have issued a mani
festo declaring that they are aggrieved at the
action Of the republican majority in the cham
Der and advising the electors TO unite in the
name of France and liberty against parliament
and feudality.
The Austrian budget for next year includes
an estimate for the creation of fourteen heavy
batteries.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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w coachman or waiter. or TO work about the house
can furnish good references. 125l Madison st. NV.
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family: good city references given Cali address
1888 9th ST. NV. IT.
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st. NV. It,
WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w Tor COOKS, chanberlnad, waitress laundress and
nurses, ssanstress. Men walters, cooks, coachmen,
w Housemaids. Waitress, Nurses Laundress Coach
men buffers, Waters and general housework. Sl3 18th
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stylish and good sewer; best Of reference Address
Box 81, Star ONCE. te22 2ts
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St., bet. 4th and 9th SITS NV. je24-2ts
MANIFESTATION FOR BAKERS AND
w Confectoners, irst-cisss German Bartenders and
Waters Maids, Holsters. Nurses, &C. All help Sc
sorts IS 90 tSt 9th ST .ea
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w charge OF horses has served in this capacity in
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ITOR sALE-A SMALL STOCK OF TINwARE,
II Glassware. Earthenware and Notions. close out
LHOR sALE-COkNER GROCERY, DOING GOOD
business, splendid stand for liquors good dwelling
and stable. Rent low. Address K n. r., star
EOR sALE-TwO GOOD MILK ROUTES; ABOUT
Il 40 gnllops daily; teams and all complete. Good
je243ts
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WANTED--HOUSES.

w Broom bay. window Brick House in nrst-cisss
order, between 18th aud lyth. and SITS. NV. IT,
LER RUTHERFORD, 1907 st. NV. je24- ST.
VNIANTED-A RESPONSIBLE LADY DESIRES A
w furnished house TO take care Of for the summer
Best OF references. Adde'S A. b. C.. Cutler House,
city. je22-2ts
WANTED-A GOOD-sIzED HOUSE, WITH LARGE
lot corner preferred, ON heig Is north of city
Mount Pleasant We have customer for such q
property. TYLER b RUTHERFORD. 1907 St
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Be-. ss Sian a ss for pair good road A''
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est Addre.s DO. !, Star ofncss jsa2-st
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With Price H. sssS fYH HSo Iss 81 %
WANTED-P; G. MERRY. .7l6 ST NV, PAYS
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novels at bali price. '''' - s'' NO I'm u
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ssor. c:n set a VII pay good price scHMI4s Bird
WANTED STORAGE AT $50 PENNA. AVE;
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other goods; for particulars apply at premises.
WANTED-PERsoNs DESIRING PIANOS RENO
summer Al G. WILD Bios. SoS 7tS street n :.
je15-2w
WANTED-TRY sCRIBNER. BEST BUTTERINK.
.,rons &c Found cooking lSc Warranted not to get
funded Cotton rd rcS Ssrs and
Foes further than Hogs Lard FIR sale onlp in the
Crter Market ct stalls 1925 500, $50, middle Of nah
aisle Open daily. VIM. G. SCRIBNER. my0-6m
WANTED-oOoD sECOND-HAND CLOTHING,
~, guns, revolyers, old gold and silver, for which
highest cash prices viii be paid Call LASKEY'S
Loan once. 2Ol Penn ave. corner I'd st. u. my26
WANTED STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
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tIesses Made OYER, Iarnitnre Steamed and Moths De-
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oST-e5 REwARp-ABoUT SATURDAY. JUNK
II 10. small yellow female Duck Hound, ~ lbs,
weight year old Return to 1911 II ST. nv. 3e24-3ts
IN OsT-wHIIE SHAWL. PROM EAST CAPITOL
4th street Baltimore aud Ohio depot
Return 70 NJ O. COPELAND. 40s nth 81 NV.
Je24-2r
II osT-sUNDAY MORNING, GOING FROM 1909
IL st. 10 Church Of the Hoy Orvss, pair Gold Eye-
Der. je24-2ts
r osT-oN SUNDAY EVENING, ON 6TH ST NV,
~ small Silver Watch marked Edith - short chain
attached. Finder will please return 20 Miss EDITH
PECK 1918 9TH ST. NV. and receive reward )e24-2
I osI.oN IRIDAT, 2isT. PAIR OF EYE
70 corner Of and 18th sta Finder rewarded By leav
ing them At star office. 1t
II osT-ON BANK CLERKS EXCURSION. yUNn
~ 81, passing the EsnE plank g The stsazner wake~
held. ut Marshall Hall. LAdy's Plaid Jacket with pair
q IN pocket Please sddrss or return Eo.m
n osT-AFTER 4 O'CLOCK, FRIDAY EVE. GOING
~ TO or in II st. car, Black leather Pockethook
Liberal reward Tor its return 70 CHIEF CLARK, PEN
sion once. ,e22-2ts
II Qsr - FRIDAY, JUNE 2l-AE ENAMELED
IL Psnsy Bresstpin, diamond In center, between
Pslais koyl and carriage or between carrsge and
InSSmpsSns drug store Return 70 naval eess5s.se.s
STRAYLp From 1851 PA AVE, JUNE 20. A
Sbl.st and tan Collie Dog Puppy seOy, three nensh.
r osT-A LARGE. BLACK NEW FoUNDLAED Doe
~ with white breast lesshsr collar and ~ hewsed
II returned 70 Lq, sChAfER,
5e22-3t' 426 llth st. nv.
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vnR aArzrRrSo IN THIS CITY To-DAY-AN AD-
DRESS IT DE- oARRIsAN-rHK OPENING PBo-
oEKprSas At CARROLL HALL-pxLEaATzs
PREsENr.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-FOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS ron
w family Of three with Or without board; nrst-
class references; permanent IL well suited Address
Box 90. Star office. je22-3ts
M ANrED-THREE Or FOUR UNFURNIsHED
" rooms in private family, north OF II st. and west
1ex2-3ts -
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A white man who declares himself to be
Jesus Christ 10 creating . great sensation
among the colored people in South Carolina.
During the services In 81 Casimir's Polish
Catholic church, Brooklyn, yesterday, the veil
Of little girl, who was 70 make her first oom-
munion, caught fire. A panic was averted and
the little girls life saved by the action of 8
man, who tore OF the veil and stamped out the
fire.
Carnegie, Phipps d Co. and the Amalea-
mated Association Of Iron and Steel-workers
have failed to reach an agreement regarding
the scale OF wages to rule at the Homestead
steel works after July l. The men will stop
work June 50.
Two young couples, names unknown, we're
drowned while boating on the Schuylkin river
yesterday afternoon
The steamer Aguan viii sail from New York
this afternoon for Greytown, Nicaragua, with
the second construction party sent ont By the
Maritime cananai company Of Nicaragua with
number OF o6icers and men and large
quantity OF material, de-, for use Of construc.
ton force on the canal
Cardinal Gibbons, In the presence Of IN Inn
mense concourse OF people and with imposing
ceremonies, yesterday Afternoon laid the cor.
ner-stons Of the Roman Catholic church Of Our
Lady Of Good Counsel in Baltimore.
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IL 5000 FEET OF GROUND;
New Hampshire ave, 25th and sts., win make
twelve or more lots Of not less than 10 feet frontage
ap16 FRANK b. CONGER. l4l5 Est
Il THAT SPLENDID LOT
on southeast corner New Hainpshire ave and Of Of
90 per foot FRANK n CONGkR,
apl0 l4l5 Est
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Tor mDe 0ortdQima.

"Wee'uns 9eitamente" CT en- ssor.
telling, lpm photographers / forriae Nuy
mer at "Beb Irnen". Sorfatteren
&loer 9assaros Iapn bar punoet flor
Sersmmelie inbenfor Den literere Ser
ben, ps ban teller 9eiere blanbt alIe
Nationer. Gette SIP fo>tiener ban uez
'aa meb fulb 5sie, os "Mselons 9etaz
mente" er en- meset interesiant Nuoene,
Der fra fDrit til. iibit boloer aaieren i
Nnnbe. Sproset er let os lipliot, %
Scsneriet ida perlenbe % maferiIt, at
man lerer fig furmelis inc / sfilbrinaen
Seltiroen er en- abel apinoe meo en- fat
aaratter, cs BET, bun iaa at iise bar fat
lit Sip inb paa, lsnnes Oa osiaa meo ct
beloist uofalo. Gi tror, at be fleite al
Dem, Der laier 5ortaQinaen, oil belle
Gnifuelier meb ben Snbienber fra
minneapolis i bette Numer, r,aar ban
Tiger, at ban sjerne leier ben pm isien.
Si er operbeuift ON, at manafoloiae
29iere bill iRtte Yris paa ben.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Nrfania

st poliiiTf Wioro. Son. SObn M.
Glapton, en- Brober al ben befjenbte
Bolitifer, Son. Bouea glapton, os en-
al be melt prominente republifanife Sc
oere / Spoueiten, tlep inismproet 9irss
bag aften / fit 2osisbus / 8lummerss
bile. San i,uloe netop saa tiliengs,
oa ban bleo ituot ps sieblitfelis brebi.
TIMBER iioite Sals bar ban 8anoioat for
aonsresien mob 6 s. Breckenridge %
beitreb oennes Set til Saoe / ben 51oe
aonsres. Scr. Glaptons Siem bar i
Sin' Bluff. Der berlfer flor Spbios
ielie blanot 8efolfninser, bu man anita
ger, at bette Moro blep besaaet for at
fremme en- eller anbens politiRe Snter.
ester.
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
Hcm W

Gn afifpelig 9pp. territories Sc
sislatur pebtos / 9irsbuss en- al be
met berpsteoe Libel Bills, iom nosen<
iiuoe er ueotaset Of en- ~lousipenbe Spr=
iamlins. @upernsren oil inben faa
9ase inoienbe ct lanst 8eto, Buotab,
men bet oil title fOrbinbre, at So, Ilaset
bliuer Sop, ba bet pil bliue pebtaset
isieu meb to Trebiebels Waioritet, boil
fet bar uaret 9ilfelbet msb andre Jors
flag. Nr. @atron er ben iurishe 5Ors
iuarer at So, ilaset, os ba BAN er ben
met forbaote Manb Of Yresien / Rem
Rsrico. iaa fer bet ub til, at 5or laset
er fremiat for at beifptte BAN mob
Bresiens Gnsreb. GOrfIasst bsitemmsr
bl. a.. at ben. Der laier bsit ai en- Ipis
noset, Der er nebiettenbe for en- Nanbs
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06

men ben blep opermanbst os brepet til.
bdse. Senere forsssoes Yolitiitprfsr
cs orep Streiterne bort fra 8osnere.
Gn iterf YOtiiitprfe iulste msb bper
8o9n, ipm forlob Staticnen, be blsp
ofte opsrfalbte al Streifsrne, laa be
maatte itanoie, men be naasoe bps frem.
s be e~fterfDlsenoe 0ase sr Der ipreialot
en- Del Sammenitso mso Yolitiet % be
npe Grbeioere. On Nrbsioer, Der piloe
sipe Seiteue Sober, blsp al Streiterne
taiiet neo fra 9oitet os orabt.
Stor S~loebranb. 2srbas Morsen
tiolis ubbrso Slblss / ct af Bufalos
itsrite Gprretnins stuartaler. Sloen
sreb ON fig meo iaaban goloiombeb, at
Bpsninser % 8arer til en- 8aroi al
100000 bar sbelaste, fsrenb Brano.
bleo Serre oper Stoen. Gnepe
Brancmenb b~eIfnbiseoes ps en- blep
Decorah-posten., 1889-02-06
CODE: Vummer $50.

MI er bet o~ifieielt srffRrst, at &rpnprins
len besif Selumoro ueb at fpoe ia en-
Rusle sjennem Sopeoet. Gariaser til
ben igrseli9e 8ortsnns bar en- Stanoale.
&rrnprinien baoos Balset ime1em euten
at tase 9ipet al fig iefu eIer oueIere
meb en- Bruoer al Ell Briuiesie. iOm BAN
bapoe f~orfsrt. Ga Briniesieu life lana
ger iunbe ifiute fin Eiltano, f%ortalte
bun fin Stam til 8ruberen, Der uofors
oreoe aronprinien til euten at oue(lsre
e[Isr besoa Sslumorb. 6ln palste bet
iibite.
8%rcnprins Ruoolf uar fsot ben 21oe
Nusuit 1853 os bar Refer Soiep5s
sneite Ssn. 8 1881 blep ban gift meb
en- Gatter al Song 2eopolb ben Gnben
al gelsien, men 9Gstelfabet bar life
iptfelist, % BUN forlpb BAN for en- 5io
iioen ps opboloer fis mn i Sueits.