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The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
JEKyLL AND HYDE IN LIFE.
San Francisco's Case of Man Will
Two Lives.

San Francisco's Case of Man With
Two Lives.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. S.-San
Francisco has genuine case of "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" in the person of
a saloon-keeper named Daniel Lahan,
who was today committed to the Home
of the Inebriates. He has been drink
ing heavily for some time, and it re-
suited in religious mania. He seemed
TO recover in the daytime and attended
to his business as usual. He is popular
in his ncighborhood, but is noted for
his profanity.
Lately, after swearing all day, just as
soon as night fell he became very de-
vout, fell on his knees and continued
praying nearly all night He was taken
TO the hospital by friends, who feared
he would injure himself in his religious
mania. There he stalked about at night,
clad only in sheet, uttering prayers,
but by day he cursed everyone who
approached his bed. Recently he grew
tired Of confinement and swore he would
leave. When the attendant tried to
stop him he leaped at the mans throat
and nearly strangled him. Five strong
men were required to strap him to his
cot. His case is regarded as very inter
tcresting by medical men.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
nrnred h lhe TRANSFORMATION business.

engaged in the transportation business.
lie says:
"Our business is growing wonder.
fully, and II won't be many years until
we will have dozen Pittsburg boats on
our line. Our trade is chiefly in carry.
ing coffee, hides, tobacco. gum and
Peruvian bark for export, and dry goods
and machinery, which are imported.
The unjustly high tariff keeps out
almost everything in the way Of impor
tations, and as the natives are not of an
industrious or mechanical turn of mind
themselves the progress Of the country
is very much retarded in consequence.
AT Bogota the people think great
deal more Of literary pursuits than of
manufacturing. About all the factories
that are now running are owned by
Germans or Americans.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
MIDDLE AGES RECALLED.
A Brooklyn Woman Wants a Girl AR
rested for Bewitching Her.

rested for Bewitching Her.
BRooKIYN, n. Y. Feb. S.--Mrs Mary
Hertzog of 612 Park avenue. middle
aged woman, has demanded warrant
for Miss Louisa Jungblut, who lives in
the same house, whom she charged with
having bewitched her. The girl Jung
blut, it appears, has been but few
years in this country. Recently learn
ing by letter from Hamburg that her
father was very i'll, in consequence of
the news she could not rest at night,
and she was induced by friends to visit
q clairvoyant somewhere in New York,
by whom she was instructed to go
through variety of maneuvers, such
as wrapping up old shoes in handker.
chiefs tied with witch knots and sleep
ing with them under her head
The charm, she says, worked well,
Losing her situation rs domestic on ac-
count of the family with whom she
lived leaving the city, she went to board
with friend at 652 Park avenue, and
there made the acquaintance of Mrs.
Hertzog. who, it appears, is subject to
fits. Miss Jungblut on becoming
aware of her ailment, told her what re-
suits she had found from the clairvoy-
ants remedies, and easily induced her
to give them trial. Instead Of benefit
ing Mrs. Hertzog, however, the charms
seemed to make her worse, and at last
she declared that ghosts had begun to
visit her, among them an old maiden
aunt. who held up her finger in q
threatening manner. Mrs. Hcrtzog is
now unable to sleep, unless an attend
ant is on watch in the room, and claims
she will get no relief until Miss jung
blut is in jail, where she can not exer-
else her witchcraft powers No papers
were issued for her arrest.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

LANSING, Mich, Feb. S.-Mrs. Ger
tIude Whitacre and her cousin, Frank
Allen, who were recently captured in
Colorado, were arraigned here yester;;
day on charge of uttering forged
paper The hearing was continued
until next Wednesday, and as the ac-
cused could not give bail of 50, 800 each
they are now in Jail Allen obtained
SO, 500 ON forged drafts in New York a
year ago, and Mrs. Whitacre drew
81, 900 from Lansing bank on draft
on New York and joined Allen in
Canada, and both were subsequently
traced to Colorado.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
Baii at Carroll Haii.

Carroll Institute Hall presented a
cheerful appearance last night at the
fancy dress ball given by Professor
Duesberry, making strong contrast to
the disagreeable night outside. The
room was filed with u merry party.
and the inclement weather did not pre-.
vent the appearance of many unique
and handsome costumes. A feature of
the evening was an exhibition Of fancy
dancing by Dollie Schneider and Edith
May Yoder, two little girls, which eX.
cited the interest of all present Among
those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Uhilmore, Mr. and
Mrs. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. Yoder, Mrs.
and Miss Traders, Misses Fisher, Chambers,
Birch, Rssser, Nicols, Wander, Dyer, Bates,
Smith, Rey Wallace, Jones, Fairfax, James,
Wandel, Preston, Collins, Stewart, Lynch,
Hardley, Dasey, Charlton, UOdgers, Wat
kins, Lawson, johnson, Wilksberd, Hurdle
and Blanchford, Messrs. Culverwell, Nelson,
Curtis, Hunter, Moore, Shelly, Boardmau,
Preston, johnson, Schneider, Glasscock,
Lynch. Frank Wander, Landgraf, Martin,
Hoist, Worch and Whtmore.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
SALT LAKE CITY Politics.
Gentiles Confident of Carrying Mon
days Election by 500 Majority.

days Election by 500 Majority.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Feb. S.-The
campaign Of the Liberal party closed
last night with street parade and il
Elimination Of all the Gentle houses in
the city. There are 1897 voters, as
shown by the registration just closed.
Forty nine hundred and. five of these
are pronounced Genties and 2, 1922 Nor
mons. The Gentiles have majority
on the face of the returns of 1888. The
majority Monday will, on account of
absenteeism, probably be between 500
and 700. Judge Powers, chairman Of the
Liberal committee, expresses no doubt
Of the result, and says the majority will
not fall below 500 and may exceed
1000. The election Monday is for city
officials
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
Totally Helpless
From Sciauc Rheumatism Wholly
Cured bN Hoods SarsaparilIa.

Cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The fact that rheumatism is caused by ae-
emulation of acid in the blood, and the fact
that Hoods Sarsaparilla has wonderful
power in purifying the blood, explains the
success of Hoods Sarsaparilla in curing this
disease.
"In May, 1885, | was taken with sciatio
rheumatism in my legs and arms. It entirely
prevented me from working, and was con.
fined to my bed entirely helpless. had med
ical attendance, and in August | was just
able to move around, was reduced to
mere skeleton and my appetite was entirely
gone 1t was thought by all my friends that
l could not possibly live. took almost every
thing could hear Of, but with no good re-
suits, during that winter. one day, reading
about taking Hoods Sarsaparilla in March,
April and May, I concluded to try 10. One
bottle gave me so much relief that took
four bottles, and since then have not been
troubled with rheumatism, and my general
health has never been better. My appetite
is increasing and am gaining in flesh. | at
tribute my whole Improvement to taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and earnestly recom'
mend 1t TO all who are troubled with like
disease. l consider il the grandest medicine
ever put up.n WM, II. TAYLOR, Emporium,
Cameron Co., Penn.
81 hereby certify TO the foregoing facts a.
stated" JONATHAN GIFFORD, Justice of the
Peace, Emporium, Penn.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for S. Pre-
pared only by g. l. HOOD s. CO., Lowell,
Mass.
100 Doses one Dollar.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
Canadian Farmers and American Cattle

TORONTO. ONT, Feb. Sat yester-
days session of the York County Coun-
ell, Il, A. Lloyd moved the following
resolution: THAT in. the opinion of this
council it would be injurious to the
farmers of Canada for the Dominion
Government to allow American cattle
to pass over our Canadian lines for eX-
portatlon to the Old Country, aud that
copy of this resolution be forwarded
to the Dominion Government.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
Forced to Jump for Their Lives.

DALLAS, TEX, Feb. S.-The county
court house was burned yesterday after
noon, causing loss of more than $780,
600 besides the records and two libraries.
The fire originated from furnaces re-
Gently placed in the basement Of the
building. The fire spread with great
rapidity and there were several narrow
escapes. Commissioner Evans and
three of his clerks were forced to jump
out of the second story windows, as the
fire had cut off escape and reached the
second story before ladders could be
raised to the windows. The insurance
was about S100,00O.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
vANpAL1sM AT olNoINNArl.
COnins Stolen from the Crematorv and
Sold at Half Price to the Trade.


CINcINNATI, ONO, Feb. S.-Great
indignation has been caused by the dis
covery that bodies sent to the crematory
have been removed from the elegant
collins provided by loving relatives and
the collins sold. This disgusting and
disease disseminating practice was dis
covered owing to collins being offered to
respectable undertakers at prices alb
surdly below value.
This caused suspicion, trap was ar
ranged into which the ghouls speedily
fell, and now the full extent of the van
dalism is known. 1t is needless to say
that the management at the creamatory
is acquitted of ali completely and is do
ing all in its power to make out an un-
answerable case against the thieves.
The superintendent, Theodore Hey
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
Lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon
Hot Drops
For all throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. 25 cents per bottle.
Prepared by II. Motley, NJ d., Atlanta, Ga.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
Family of a Farmer Burned to Death.

Family of Farmer Burned to Death.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. S.--A re-
port reaches here to-day that the dwell
ing of a farmer named Roth near Ste
venson, Ala, burned night before last,
and that Roth and his family, consisting
of wife and four children, perished in
the flames. The neighbors did not dis
cover the fire until yesterday morning,
when they found the charred remains
of the family in the ashes.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
LEMON ELIXIR.

Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver,
stomach, Bowels, Kidnes and Blood.
Or. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is pleasant
Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,
Headache, Malaria, kidney Disease, Dir
illness, Colds, Loss of Appetite, Fevers,
Chills, Blotches, Pimples, Pain in Back,
Palpitation of Heart, and all other diseases
caused by disordered liver, stomach aud
kidneys, the first great cause of all fatal
diseases. Fifty cents and one dollar per
bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared only
by II. Mozley, NJ. D., Atlanta, ia.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

A POOR POLICY is to buy cheap Colognes,
Extracts or Powders when for little more
you can have ATKINsoN's exquisite pro
auctions.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
a Cnre or M Paw

is what the proprietors of DR.. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery guarantee to
those who use that wonderful medicine for
any blood taint or humors, eruptions, PIN
pies, blotches, scrofulous sores or swellings
Money returned II It don't benefit or cure.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

\ clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and
yainly trying every known remedy, at last
found prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any suf-
ferer from this dreadful disease sending
a self-addressed stamped envelope to Pro-
fessor J. A. Lawrence, SS Warren street,
New York, VIII receive the recipe free Of
charge.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

A number of prominent New Workers
will start Tuesday next on an extensive
tour through the Southern States under
the auspices of Mr.. Inman and the Rich
mond Terminal concern.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad will
sell round-trip tickets to New Orleans,
good to return until March lst, at one fare
for the round-trip. For further informa-
tion apply at Office No 513, Pennsylvania
Avenue
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

$500 40 or fight" See "warn Robert
sons advertisement In The SUNDAY CAP
ITAL.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

Low Rates to the Mardi Gras at New
Orleans Via. the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Route.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

kSSys WASHINGTON ILLUMINATED AD-
e1S VBRTISING co. ONCE, 1872 Pa.
ave, upstairs. Advertisements Displayed by
1000 Candle Power Electric Light upon 800
Square Feet of Canvas. jan27, ,iw,d ,dSS
tSs FOR YOUR FuLL-DRESS SUPPLIES GO
to 2. T. HALL, COS street northwest.
Special Bargain, our Sl25 Full-Dress Shirt,
Shirts 70 Measure a Speciality.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08

nSg@ ELECTRICITY Is YEARS A SPEJ
80 cialty in curing nervous and mental
disease, spinal, ovarian and uterine troubles,
paralysis, tumors sciatica, hysteria, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, chorea, etc, Hairs removed
Structures cured. Static electricity through
st. Il. w.
The Washington critic., 1890-02-08
CHIROPoDIST

~ Mrs. McCaferty is the only hat aud
bonnet-frame manufacturer in the city. Call
and see her new shapes. Bleaching and
pressing. Straw and felt hats altered TO the
latest styles. orders promptly attended TO.
1000 q street H. W.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
Tor 'DtesraHs9ofttn.
GreDouer.

9tgtere og &omaniorfattere b9rer
for itsrite 8elcn StDlO for be falIte
5oreitiainger, Soft alminceli9 sisr fig
ON ben Wtaaoe, buurpaa 8reu % Buos
ltdber Ieuoes meo 8repbuer. SfBl9e
no9le 5oriattere bebDper en- sn Offer
life at sipre NnOet sno biroe 8repet ON
5r9leus pals, boiife ben 8eitemmelie8.
ltebet Ino / gret, o9 ben beOingeoe 8uos
bGrer oil itray iGtte niiteo % nua
Maalet paa ben a~lerforteite 9io %
meb en- ulcris feilenbe gitterbeo.
Malerne n guaet enonu l9nssre, o.
be bar mnlel 8iIeoer al be aneroeiligIte
uuss &iser, meb ipbe g:til pg TO runbe,
6uttebe Irme, Der itreffes no for at
mobtage en- allerfiereite buio Que, ON
bpis Sals Der beuser en- tor, ianbiDns
lispis %parfumerst &onpollt at nbelte
Wpoe, ps 8aanbet = naturli9pis ct
blaat - bourefter 8pupoluten banser,
er bunSet op / en- Glfupsfnuoe.
gift bette err pel % bra NOT til at
i1nse ON os i9tte paa 29rreo, men bet
cr temmelis lanst fra @irfelisbeben.
Der frGpes babe &lsst os Beitemtbeo
til for at icnbe en- 8rerbue aiiteo meb
Srepet bunoet op paa rette Waabe.
Set er ssentlis nm 5aSmGnb, ium fan
SIRE bette.
Z 5reostio, os naar 8uoifabet life
er lda operp4ttes pi9tist, CT bet life iaa
panlteliat at fRite Srepet til Suglen.
SIR mango Star iiben pleieoe ma at
binbe 8reoet unoer Salcfierene. Site
bet berfor bar man III Iuuoet paa at
f9ite set '~itfert til 8uens enc Ben, opens
for 9uRst, % pna ct iaaodnt Steb, at
bet BIZ traffes op / be bl5Oe 8rpitijer,
mar 8uen flpper.
Mtan MAJ imiolertic bare meset for
iistia, iaa Supiret, bocrpaa SuoIfabet
CT i~trepet, life binorer 5llglets 6lust.
0eriom greUet er / Seien, eler bois
ben fummer til Oct meo Nebbet, pil
Srepbusu iGtte Jig ueo paa bet nGrs
meIte Gag o9 life siue Zig, fsr bet er
piaet Of. @r OerimpS Srepet bunoet
faIt til 9esseu, Oa er bet bGttet mob al
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

Staee psb ct Boanb, Tom Gusten iffc
ian iaa al.
9isie grepe or life porIumtrebe Ga.
ger, freone paa tptt ROoeynpir % for.
iesleoe | fore iirfanicos 8oupoluter.
De CT ffrspns paa bet tpnS.it. 9apir,
aIminoeIisois msset trtItreOet ersr
eubos itsncsraieret, ion ct iaa fort Gn.
tai Orb Tom muli9t fan ienoes. Gettc
toIScs nieset tat iammeu % CT iaa lei
90 u~betgoelist, at bet life paa roocr
multg ManSs fan binore Gpeus 6lugt
S Srigeus Tiosr, naar oigtige Buo.
Itd6er Itnl ienoes, bruser man en- lnnat
i~trere Ret6pbe. BreUet friUss tat
paa tgnot 4apir, Tom rules Iaulmen
SmaaItplter, Der life er itsrre enc en-
6grititis. gu ai DC longe Jlgpeiierc
lfiGres cerpaa iOrii9tist cp pau Iauss,
&cnnspOien renies, 8rsvet IR8ges iuO
i ben TONNE 5ier, % 6u9leu ienoes
aiitsb.
3eriom 6ienoen lfuloe FgOe 5ugten,
CT Der al Sanoipnli9beO for, at 8repet
life piIoe bliue opbnset, 90 ielO ON bet
bleO, Oilbe G%iiferiiriiteu, ION / oisic
Yreue ielOfDlseiis benDttes, gigre, at
in9en 2lnbeu END be, for boenl bet er be
itemt, bill funne f~oritaa bet.
-9Sette 8gseble##sL um hnnrleoes nan
beoIt itrlbe iaIte 8reusne, bar rGret
@jenitano for mnnsebaanoe getentnin
ger Os Experimental al benz, iom / be
iioIte 30 glar bar forip9t at benptte
8repouer / arisen. Som man pel ueo,
blep oisie 5usle meo fort Sclo anocnot
unoer ben iibite franIfstpife aris. Ren
en- Sag ifiso tpIfe trooper banoetiesz
pis en- Que, iom flsi oper 9injcrne, %
paa oenne ianbt be ct Breu unoer Sale
f%ierene. Sra ben 9ib al fit ale tgIte
SOlbater Detailing um at itpbe ale be
Duer, be tom Oper. 3enne 8efaliu9
iorminbItebe betpoelist, at 3uerne, ielos
fslselis Osiaa for 9piternes SeotOm=
meube, life bar al iaa itor Gytte, Do be
ofte iti5o fine esre 8uobGrere.
8eo en- foritanbis S~rposnirs bar
man M umiiOer ifuffet zig en- Que,
Gtace, Tom ilgOer bsiere END ben almin.
beige Stuopiboe. 9isie Sgifpuere
tlsper 2uften / en- utroli9 Niitanb fra
SOrbeu % ian9t uOenfOr ct alminOeligt
Meuneltes Spnseuue.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

i'a'te Sang oil iss past, paa, o lfuloe
les srlbe BAN bet. oil leg itrafi. BAN
ttrsnst fOr bons Ranssl paa @eIpett
ior min BsriOn, Os bslsune Dig"
Barberen GIT b~sreftsr til ben fsrem.
nisoe, %, meocns ban raeeSe BAN, Iaabs
pan: "3srrs, ie9 bar nstOp barbsrei
SoH9en, ban taite or Dig Cs betlaasoe
zig oeer, boorubebaselis % ubsbgoIst On
par, tbt, nnar On boilter til BAN, flpusr
DIT SpDt BAN / Nufistet paa Gruuo al,
at Gu mon9Ier Oine BOrtanoer. 6an
Snifer bcriOr, at 9u ital bolbe Qumme.
tsrflGbst ior Wuuoen, raar 2u taller"
Den 6remmebe tatteoe 8arberen %
laSoe, at ban iaa pitoe sjsrs.
Matte Dag bolbtss &et, %, Iom
l9opanlis tps Manben Blaos peo 8on.
gems Sioe; men, unnr 9On9cn reuote
it aniiSt MOB BAN, iOm for at tale,
bolot Mdnosn tray 2OmmetgrtlGOet
Tor MunoeH. ga aonsen ian bette,
bleo ban meget barmiulo, Os, ba ban
Ilutteos &etten, iu8be BAN: "Ser er
en- anpisHIn9 pua nit Stattammer.
BreIenter ben iOm susrs, Dg On oil
blioe betolt."
Wten Marbsn aa6ueoe Gnoisuiuaeu
% l9Ite: "Baa Den, Der p~reienterer
oenne anUisnins, Hal taf a9fetn afHtnfts5
bpOreIter Der uobstales BAN ii 0iupier."
Wanoen itlgnte, bpem Der bapbe
harriet bant, % paa 9eien bjem mBbte
ban garberen, til boem ban iasOe;
"Ser er en- Inpisnius paa Chatham
meret, iOm &onsen bar sipst mig.
Sperleper ben til Sfatmelteren % mobs
tag gen9ene ium en- 8elsnnins for bet
paroifulbe &aao, gu gap mig"
Sarberen tos a~npisninsen, Iom after
bar luftet iammen, melbte fig Dos Stats
meitsren, men fanbt fig itrar eiter
srebet, bpurefter Raien bleu itaaret al
BAN % ii Rupier itutfet BAN i Saans
ben. SaaleOes bleo ben, ber pilbe
bibe, ielp blot.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
8iennem bet mprfe Saitlanb.
af Ssnrp Ta. STANLEY.
Gortiat ira iprriae Nc.l

G6ortiat ira iorriSe ROY
Ru bIeu SeItuastsn ltiQet no fra Spens @nbe al
eno StOueu, mebeus Reiten al ben lille Stribsniast
Nu'ot IS op 9inis for at busSe bort alt SraS %
uFact $50 Strios &fiianb - ct tunst arbsice, IOrn
'a''Os ire elmer for at bItus farbis. 3ereftsr blsu
Hr Deb bptr gnbe at gpeu baunst fire YIaois ior
otgtt'uns al fore 9re6lotts, fem Wster bsie os bsreS'
%e' Paa at rlrnus 10 Wtanb bper. 5erfra tunoe man
N0' poa 6isnoen meb mere 6raft os Sirfiin9.
4ttsr brsb giatteu irem.
~uatIaSsIis ~flaprebe be f~orSiftebe Eile mob Ga9;ne
% 'asIeos / 9sust. Iiso Wiorsensn rptfeSs Jisnoen
r%oN9 rem til gugrsb; men be &nOrSninser, lOm
S,ofs'g 5aObe %trufiet, futie benz maaaSs 6or6aulelIc.
.~"0't,eIi9 ~iOriuanbt be- Dybet at Stopen, men &Iau'
sa al g'ienbensBOrnene % bet uafbruote Srtsslfrt9:
"O-0o-bo bo-o-pb," f%orfitreee alli8epeI en- De-
rs abeiOinssIiss aampIyi.
Sdu ON Ranpraabet par a~noerIeoes eno bet, man
@'3t til at bsrs al be 9iIbe, iea tIang bet lite rIInors
"''ao' % iiOenltabsliat.
geo Uliood95tioer Tom Der en- gl 6laaot al Wa
ss"s ''aIanost uso fiere 9unOrsoe Silse, roenas cper
S'''N; De uleIots fit 6omms psb at it9os porn o9
~. paa Rromms. SisnaIerue bIep %belparsoe nleo
ss'So90rn tra S4opeI, os iamtioig faIbt Der en- ldno
sNsa al SHe nsS OUsr Spsu. De type Mfanb Stpt'
%"F'Sltne, al buiIgs Grant lummauoereSe ben enc Sl'
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09
294

fore 3rGsr Os felipe &pien, Der par msse. itsl, itiuIts
beloi9uis Saaoen. Ser par Der en- WiGn9oe iammens
bunone 6anoer; en- for en- blep be ganffe u6emGrtst
tuttsoe los og iteote no 8anoet. Ger % treoiue 9as
nOsr par ~iuaIeoes rsiiie aiftsO pua sssn 6aanb; fere
tunoe ban lite opOuse. gu fSrft iuIste StanleD efte
meo gaaosH for at bialpe 5rant, buis lille 6artsi ales
rsbs bolSt paa at brine mso Strpmmeu unber gRgteu
al ale be aanoer, ban bauoe iansst.
SaOoen tOs tOlU fra BAN, beieOe Sell Os tOs 6as
noerns meb paa Slab opab 6Iobeu til bres esen iafts
gy. Oct bIeu opsroraset til be toruentntnss iuIos
Wangpanaer paa 9ano at paste paa ggttet; berpaa
usnSte StauIep after tiIbase for at biitaa 5rant, iom
peS ct 9rompetitsO porsleoe on, buaS 9tstuins gan uar
brepet. 81. 5 ON Wtorsenen befanbt aae fig Qeirsn
isien eftsr at baue braset Smiors for bet riss Byte.
Nosls elmer efsr bIeO 8Gabsn after bsmanost os ifps
rece ben mob StuepIaoisu for Seres natIise 9oDeitptte.
6ee Den par ontrent rsnnststom III. Der par fun
bIeust nOsIe faa psrfouer tilbase, busm StanIep ~fOrtIas
rebe, at ban asteoe at beiGtts belle niasRbidarra oS
uiloe bsboIbe aas aanoerue, bUis be lite M uiIce lutte
Greo. ouis be berinnoo uiIbe lutte 6rsb, maatte be
ienoe !Seuoinser l to aanor ouer ira Gen; ~lisssce5
fiulos TO Sanoer mso eipseitisasns Nnisrae usos benz
mlbiusts for al lutte Slobss Sropsri.ab meo esin. s
bette GiliGIce ituIee De iaa nOsle al aanosrne iilbase;
be sprise pilOs bog StanIep ieIu beboIbe mob en- pasieuOs
gstalius. Som en- iOritaosuis Detailing OsriOr os tls
Iiss iOm ct Sesn paa fine uenIise 0eniister, taisSe ban
en- Then Sat uluslinssr cpsr til benz.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-09

being os S6eit abbuIab ben unOsa, piits fig fuISfOms
men bpgtige til at sisre Mobitonb mob ansrsbet ira
Stousn at. Ser par aItiua StanIsp rOlig. Ru sia!ot
bet at npbe 6ienben, ION tom Ssueisu. 8 BET Dienreo
opitiaebs ban tpus Starplfpttere Iau9s apitlinisn; SisIe
rett.be - itiuIte Rruttst - 1T ansrsb mob be ROm'
merbe.
Der par ct CisbIit, buori Gnbuer fSIte, at ban Inn
baubs galset nislem en- Taper Samp elIer ben isr9eItse
Stiebue at bIipe ilpnset up 6Iooer iOm ct b~OueOlslt
Gig. De iiabise os itjabneiuaasre Satnps bsspnots at
opIipe ieIp be S.isets Of Nan9panaerre, Og patte Dos
benz en- uis ftoIt @IaOs oper giu't, iouI gspioltbsesn ON
gns OperIe9snbeb irsn,taIpsr, lantIrsT riso ben UsIsIie
al IljaarIiabeb, lom man nuiltaarIi9 faar, naar man
~ai,ntasus @anee bar uaret iaa b,.oig at %unblipps bob
Ga 6are. Oisie 6ampbase oporo9 StanlspS 6ols tor
fOmusnSe, enbnu I~arIisers CHER o. Situationer. Wtan
ft 9nbtrpf al, at ben gue ~betrabte fig for at %opsrtrGfIs
ben guSsr, % snSoS piIoe bdmIe op neo ben fJGtte
llIeoi.
gu balp Gins Graf tiampeSe man rneo fOrtuiIet
eueroi; msb tnulenoe Waob bso be YiIoe paa 6Ioeen
ale sSslaoaeube @epGriaIpsr GrO6s; - ba trnabte
Sippa.Si6s SOrtrOp Os mart belle SanS'&fSsIinssa 10
al Ssposnl Ds SiIos srs6sS al sa paHpiitig 5faoisI
GA ileSe tiIbas. til StOusn, msbsus ariss5'rHsHe ifiaS'
rsuSe n,slSte oerss 9an6sfOruauots paa Oloosn, at Der
par tommet UOritartnius til DC frsmuleoe Trooper.
geO bette SisuaI ira, aanosras fig 0siaa tilbase;
for at uctrptfe FIN Sprast iprsitsbs be Sanp mob sanoss
bpsu meb aarerns % ~iosipanSt laa paa en- 9sn'uss'Ss