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Evening journal., 1890-12-04
WINTER WISDOM.

non,t be Afraid Of fresh air. but avoid
drauf hts.
Don't 90 out Of doors for a second without
extra covering.
In selecting your winter undertaking,
choose that which Is warm ana yet more OF
less open in texture
Take of your overcoat when You enter
warm tlace, whether office or pri dwell
ing. ev, n II ) our visit Is TO last only three
minutes.
II 80 catch c1ld or develop a cough, get rid
OF u at on 9. This is better than T. cling
"blue" thinking that pneumonia or con-
sumption has marked you rs victim.
The best remef for cough or ecld thow-
ever stubbolDl. or "A sudden Gull, rs pure
whiskey. A dose OF whisky in wat will
IN p trt "A generous warmth TO the whole body
ana keep Off the dis asses OF the season
Don't forget that oniy pure whiskey should
be taken. Duff,'s PWe Malt whiskey has
th IRONS est r, cnmme nj atoms from b lead
lag doe ors as 10 q efficiency. and from tie
most prominent scieLtlsts AS 10 IFS unity VI
Is the Only STANDARD medicinal viii key. Take
no o her from cur druggist.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Immediately af-
ter the senate adjourned yes terday after
noon the Democratic senators neld eau
Gus TO decide upon course OF action il
regard to the federal elections bill TIE
caucus was well attended and the matter
WAS FULLY discussed. IL was announced
after the caucus adjourned that the Demo
cratic senators would continue az at pres
emit and debate the bill fully and fairly,
aud ia this way enueavOr TO defeat it. This
means that an efforu will be made to pro
long the debate with the object Of defeat
inv The hill
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

TROY, n. X, Dec, A -Thomas Meskill,
the New York housebreaker, under indict-
ment for murder ia the Arst degree in con
neetion with the killing Of Officer Mosher
Burnham, OF lansing ia 1881, was
placed on trial ia the court Of oyer ana
terminer Meskill withdrew his plea OF
not guilty aud pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in the second degree. The dis
trict attorney accepted the lesser degree
Of crime and did not dispute the statement
that Burglar sweeney, who died in west
ern prison, was the one who fred the fatai
shot. Meskill WAS sentenced to Clinton
prison for six years and nine months.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

F1TTsBURG, Dec. 4-Fire at midnight
burned the building at the corner Of Penn
ayenue and Ninth street. There were about
forty occupants in. the building at the
time, two Of whom-Mr. Irwin, the janitor,
and his wife-were burned to death. The
fire caught in the basement. There were
many thrilling escapes from the burning
building. but it is thought no others were
seriously burned. The building was occu-
pied by the employees Of the Hotel Ander-
e0H as an annex. Loss, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04
THE NEWS OF CONGRESS.
The Copyright Biu Passes the House
The Indian Question.


WASHINGTON, Dec. AIN the house the
speaker stated the pending business to be
the further consideration Of the copyright
bill. Mr.. Springer argued that the bill
changed the tariff law In so far rs the inn
portation of books was concerned. So that
the first effort after the Mckinley bill and
after the election was to make 1t more im-
possible to import articles from abroad
Mr.. Breckenridge (ky.) did not believe that
cheaper books could be obtained now than
could be obtained under this bill, but oven
II they could this was matter OF justice
and honesty. Mr.. Farquhar IN - said
that the intention of the bin was public
honesty. Mr.. McAdoo IN. J.) said that the
moral sense of the American people would
be outraged unless this bill passed. Mr.
Cummings IN. W declared that the bill
was demanded by the laboring classes
Mr.. Buterworth (O.) supported the bill.
Whenever, he said, the time came that
ideas-thinking-had no money value we
would become a nation OF "chumps
u4aughter.) The vote on the passage OF
the bill was-yeas, l99, nays 05 so the bill
was Dagepd
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

UNNFFa
BAIL.--Suddenly, on November 20, Samuel
Bail, aged o. years.
BLANDY. At No. 449 Wa hington avenue,
BROOKLYN. suddenly, on November 20, Graham
Blandy. aged 81 years and days
BAYLEY.-In this city on the 10Th instant,
Tillie aged years, daughter Of Samuel and
Annie Bayley.
CHAN DDER.-In Chris.iana hundred on
December 2, Hannah +. Chandler, widow ~
the late Samuel Chandler. in her s4th We r.
HAMMOND lin this city on December
Caroline Hammond aged "A years.
HUGHES. In this city, on December =
Bridget, widow OF James Hughes, aged 81
years.
MONAGHAN.-Tn this city on the sOh III.
slant, Edward r., son Of Patrick and MuiH 4
Monaghan, In the 18th year az his age.
plERCE.--In this city, on the Sd instant,
Ethel Fay, daughter OF Erby ald Carrie
Pierce.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

In Kentucky, Tennessee. Alabama. Missis-
sippA and Louisiana, Is the title Of q
pamphlet issued by ID. G. Edwards, gem
eral passenger and ticket agent Queen
and Crescent Route, Cincinnati, o.. con-
tanning correct county map and de-
scriptim Of lands along the line. This
pamphlet mailed TO any address free on
apulfeatson
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

Delaware Lodge No 8, A. o q, w,
elected she following officers last night:
NJ. j. F Reese; foreman,d W. Lyons
guide, Captain J. P Wiley; recorder,
]. P Prentiss; 6naneisr, w s. Moore
]. w, J NJ Dewey o. W., 7. q. Rob
inson. Representative to Grand Lodge
which meets in Wilmington in March, J
NJ. Whitford.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04
Threw his vic Down stairs.

TROY, n. Y, Dec. 4.-John X. Ryan, a
teamster, residing in the upper part of the
city, brutally beat and kic6ed his wife aud
then threw her head first down stairs
Ryan was frenzied with liquor. His wife
Is dying and he is under arrest
Evening journal., 1890-12-04
The Indian Trouble discussed.

WASHINGTON, Dec 4--ln the senate a
long and interesting discussion took place
on the subject of the threatened Indian
war, apropos OF joint resolution to issue
arms to the states OF North and South Da-
kota and Nebraska. Mr. Voorhees, having
charged the situation TO the fact OF the In
dams being starved, Mr.. Dawes said he
doubted the statement that the starving
condition OF some Indians was the cause
Of the present trouble or that rations would
be cure for it. Mr.. Pierce said that the
red man seemed to get more hungry as
we'll As more noble the further people got
away from him. He questioned the state
ment attributed to Gen Miles that large
number OF the Indians were starving.
The debate was interrupted at o'clock
by the elections bill coming up as the I'M
finished business Mr.. Hoar, in charge of
the bill, said that he would answer what.
ever objections should be made to the bill
on the Democratic side of the chamb Der
Mr.. Tufpie thereupon opened the dis.
cussion in opposition The substitute
measure, he said, rested for its support on
what was called the suppressed colored
vote in the south. The returns of the
election showed an abstinence from voting,
an abstinence much greater in Massachu-
sets and other northern states than else
where. The extremists, with meager
majority in both houses, said that this
was proof enough of the suppression of the
colored vote, and thereupon proceeded to
reyoluti0ni2e the whole method OF con )
gressional elections There had been a
suppression = suppression patent, well
known, undeniable and widely prevalent
The recent census would show that In the
states of Pennsylvania, Ohio and Illinois
there were about 250.0OO colored people,
yet in those states no colored man had
ever served as governor or been elected to
any department. Of the state government
There had been not only no proportional
division OF the offices, but there had been
none at all.
The suppression OF the colored vote IN
the south was thing manifestly In ques-
ton affirmed one side and denied on the
other but the suppression OF the colored
voter OF the north was a thing without
question, actual, absolute, unconditional
lie then proceeded TO make cunstitu.
tional argument against the power Of
congress TO pass "A law regulating the cleo
ton OF representatives ia the lower house
Of congress. Not having this power itself
II could not delegate It 90 federal election
boards. Should this bill become a law
the investor would find in many places in
the south not shares, dividends and in
comes, but chilled furnaces, idle mills
aud smoking ruins. At the conclusion OF
Mr.. Turpie's speech the senate adjourned.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

DELPHI Ind. Dec. s.-Mrs. Mary Turpie,
mother ef Senator David Turpie, was
burned to death near chs place yesterday.
She was arranging the fire IN an old fash.
ioDed fireplace, when her clothing was
i4nited. She was nearly 90 years Of age.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-Seinltor Cullom
has introduced a bill providing that from
and after july l, 1891, the rate OF postage
on domestic and drop letters shall be one
cent for half un ounce or less, and one cent
for each additional half ounce or fraction
thereof
Evening journal., 1890-12-04
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN CLOTHING.

We have secured property adjoin-
ing our New Store at Thirteenth
and Chestnut streets, and will be-
gin the erection of a large building.
In the Spring we shall remove our
business in the Ledger Building to
the New Store, which is the most
centra ly located in Philadelphia.
Great Bargains for Men and Boys
before removal. This large stock
of Su is and 0yercoats will be sold
at a Great Reduction in Prices.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. Representative
Owen Qnd.), chairman Of the house COM
mittee ON Immigration, has introduced
bill to restrict immigration.
The provisions of the bill are made APP
plicable TO persons who are personally hos
tile to the principles of the constitution or
to the forms of government Of the United
States; 70 idiots, lunatios. non-pollticai
telons, mendicants, INDECENT persons, Grip
pies without means OF personal support
and who are likely to become public
charges, persons suffering from loathsone
or contagious diseases anu contract labor
ers The prohibition against these classes
Of persons is also made TO apply to persons
not now in the United States who may en-
deavUr to return.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04
Embes1ler birch Called Rack.

MONTREAL, Dec. 4-Wiiliam Birch, who
Is charged with embezzlement from the
Reading railroad at Bethlehem, Pa, was
surrendered to United States officers and
at once LETT for that place
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the cles,fno house TODAY we're: Total
slss, 04S.60 balance. ssS, b71 .SS.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

HENRY MARTIN On September 2. b,
Rev. p. T. Selvv. Isaac Henry and Mrs. Saral
A. Martin, both Of this city
Evening journal., 1890-12-04


with lady and began blowing rings. she
Slipped her finger through one and considesed
herself engaged - Munsey's Weekly.
womAa's Work
There As no end to the tasks which daily
confront the good housewife. To be success
full housekeeper the first requisite is good
health. How can q woman contend against
the trials and worries OF housekeeping If she
be suffering from the distressing irregularf-
ties, ailments "A I'D weaknesses peculiar to her
sex DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is n
specific for these disorders. The only remedy,
sold by druggists. under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers. Satisfaction guar
anteed in every case. or money refunded. See
printed guarantee on bottle wrapper.
FLEEcY "a tornetful manu- believe this is
Mr.. White.N Person addressed mo, sir; MIR.
Black" Fleecy-" must excuse me, Mr..
Blal X. My color blindness Is -bOtherihg me
again. Judge.
IT is a mistake to try to cure catarrh ~
using lo.al applications. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease. requires a aOnstitu-
tlonal remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla which,
acting through the blood, reaches every part
Of the system.
Look at the pumpkin and tell us what you
think Of 1t. The number Of seeds. Ham
burgern'.
NEWSPAPER MAN--"Is Il true that you are
writing book. Mrs, Stanleys" Mrs. S.-"Yes.
quite true" And your ti4le?" dow
found Sta4ley."- New York Herald
SEE our $40 and sl2 dude overcoats. Guess
on the pony. Hamburgers'.
THE difference between King David and
Mr.: Parnell is that David repented. -Chica 90
Tribune.
KNOWLEDGE il valuable: especially in the
matter OF trusses proper adjustment guaran-
teed BY n b. Danforth. graduate ia phar-
macy, corner Second and Market streets. A
special room for applying.
CELluLoID and the Arlington collars, lsc.
Guess oa the pony. Hambuigsrs'.
SMILEY Now. remember, don't want a
very large picture.n Photographer - All
right, si'; please close your mouth. Boston
Traveller.
BRIDLE, saddle, saddle blanket, etc. free.
Guess IN the pumpkin seeds. Hamburgers'
If you don't impose on a woman she'll inn
pose on you.--Atchison Globe.
DIR. DEHARDr's Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only genuine pennyroval pills made At
druggists aud by mail, 81 ONCE, 200 "
9th St., Phila. Ladies' beware of limitations
SANso-"I see by the papers that great
many poor Italians make their fortunes IN
America. | wonder how they manage it?'
Rood" I Is quite simple. They come here
and work as laborers until they save 500 OF
$500, then they go back to Italy and buy a
title, and teturn to America and marry an
heiress III arper' sBazar.
THE boys are going wild over Hamburgers
pony.
COVERING bottles zoe pair. sachets and
sashet bags. fancy bottles plush sets, 99c
Danforth, druggist. Second and Market. Use
Mclnall's Syrup OF Tar, Bic.
PONY given away free TO our patrons
! HambUruargi
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

weather IadIcntlons
Colder and fair, followed by a slight
rise of temperature
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

Black o. eviot suits, all styles OF cut, sic and
sl5. G1ees on the Tony. Hsmburgers'.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

COVERING bottles zoe pair. sachets and
sashet bags. fancy bottles, plush sets, 99c
Danforth, druggist. Second and Market. Use
Mclnall's Syrup of Tar, 3Jc.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04
ITEMS OF INTEREST

JAcK-aI'll never smoke in the presence OF
a lady again. Tom-"Why not, 1t She eyn't
objectYn Jacx-'I was once ssmoking viii 9
with a lady and began blowing rings. she
Slipped her finger through one and considered
herself engaged - Munsey's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04
MYSTERY ABOUT ROBERT SIS DEATH

Every purchaser entitled 10 guess for the
pony. Hamburgers'.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

THE boys are going wild over Hamburgers
pony.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

A PONY given away free to our patron
Hamburgers'.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

SANso-"I see by the papers that great
y poor ,sdndsr bay t savir anses
Rood" IS quite simple. They come here
and work as laborers until they save 500 OF
$500, then they go back to Italy and buy a
title, and teturn TO America and marry an
heiress Harper
Evening journal., 1890-12-04
REMEMBER.

This is no Snap Sale. We must move the
goods and our loss is your gain.
In our Merchant Tailoring Department
we will make up the balance of our goods
at cost.
Call and be convinced that we mean to
give you the Biggest Bargains in the Cloth
ing line.
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

FLKEcY IA tor0etful man)--''I believe this is
Mr. White.M Person addressed NO, sir; Mr..
Black" Fleecy-"You NJ st excuse me, Mr.,
Blaa X. My color blindness Is -b0therihg me
again. Judge
Evening journal., 1890-12-04

DIR. DEHARDT's Pennyroyal Pills, are the
only genuine pennyroval pills made At
druggists and by mail, 81 ONCE, 203 n. .
9TH ST.. Phila. Ladies beware of limitations
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

nette WurItensfirte pil blipe iGroig
ben nRrmcite 5remtio, % Raitcr u. 6.
Sruuns Meniabeo (aOnierenticn) taler
o9iaa abitiaiai ON at bpRse CT &irte
pan Sumbolot Bonleuaro peo Iarfer
al lamme Nnpu.
Itanerinsen al lloitiaings8runoen
% Blaner for anlGsset oil bliue ta9st
fat pnn for Glpor M, oa Ueotommenoc
M~pnoiabeSer enbelig er iOntmet til inlo
5oritoaeIie meS 6euipu til ben melt
belbige @runb. Bore 2osbluce bar
aiort meget gnien al 8tanen ira en- al
bore Artitefter, Der ganr no pnd iutet
minors enc at opisre en- teltformet, runo
8pguIn9, Der ital oRtfe et 5laoerum az
omtrsnt / Settiun 2anb, meo ct 9aarn
/ Mi6teu ca. 1000 SOB brit; men bet
uilnOt pie iis at pare pei me9cn "8tno"
/ oct, lnnge fereuo man rRtter lan
lanSt ira Terra 5irma % oens mere
iulioe &irfelisbeo. SmiolertiO er bet
en- ppperIig Reflame baooe for Slrtitets
ten Os 8erOensuoitiaiugen.
Sbiu Gborion.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

sariibiHen. auufcrensromiieen 6re'

Sariibilen. 9pnfcrensfcmiteen bleo
iSrceasS cnia ON Ct aompromisforlIag.
Est bicp iaoitinct til IeotascIie 9eroog
% blcp ~ianeipuliepiS peStaaCt % ieuSt
til @reIiocutcR Nanoog aitcu cller
TirSeaa. Tploen paa Siuose6 psIing
CT neoiat til 7 5ieueeoele al en- Sent pr.
@unN. Zen al 0riet i%aitiattc 5oio bar
il Gent pr. &uuo. Sutfer pp til No.
16 Dutch Standard er idt pna Sri
Iiiten. @na Suffer iinere emo senne
Grab u 5oloen IL Gent pr. Guno.
Spr Suffer, iom p~roouceres i DC Sore
reNe Slater, "a ipm or poer 90 GRADERS
1olariicppes 9rgoe, betaler Hcaierinael
Ell &rGmle al , 6euts pr. Gnno; ipr
Gutter mellem so % 90 @raoer al
lamme Irope betalcS en- oa ire 5ieroe
Dele Gent pr. 4unN. Gcnue Scitcm
meiie siGlher ira ben lite Suli 1891 iii
ben lite Snli 1905,
SeitemmellGu ON tolpirit Sntter
trnocr i arait oeu lite Nprll 1891 %
SeiiemmeIien pm s%icuiiNig 0nuosl meb
&c igoaamcriIauite Slater ocu lite Ga
mar 1892. &eitcn AT 9open trrOer !
Strait ben CITE Sftpber b. a., BOG fan
Garcr, ION ii0IpreS til Den nupRrcnNe
2plo inottl btu lite Sttober, liaac /
"Spnos" iuptiI ben lite 5cbrnar 1891.
SFnSasSooiierne bcrstter, al &eprcicu
tdntbuiet peotp9 aompromisiorIlaget i
SerpaeS meo l52 moo 81 Stemmer.
San 10 Sepublitanere, Coleman ira
ecuiiionn % acIIep fra Snnias, iteute
meo Temcfraierne.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Den rnsliife srpnfplaer ltal M e.

Den rms IiIfe SrOnfolger lfal M en-
belig tiltrebe fin meset omtalte Ser.
oensreiie / Ssptbr. Maaneo. 5Srit be-
giuer ban Zig til aonitantinOpel, buor
ban uil uflasse Sultanen ct 9eip9.
Sra ben tDrfiite SOpeOitaO refer ban
iaa otoere til Yalnitina for at beisge
Be bellige Steoer Der. &aa i'm 8eiie
oerfra o9ter Observation-Disclosures at
beige De bet1oeligite Sumter / SG9pp
ten, fremOeleS De itOre 8Der / Sl,oien
laa Uel iOm De oigtigite 6uune / aina
og Sapan. Ssreiien ital n~iilntte5 /
@laOirpOitof, buurira GGiaropiti6 Oper
Sibirien peuoer tilbn9e til ben r~llsiiite
6ooeOItab. Acknowledgements belle 8elie
antage8 at bile fomme til at Omfntte ca.
otte Maoucber.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Gu mGrfelia ManD. {

Gn mGrfelig Manb. s oi3ie Qage
er til YtUitop anfpumen Ell Mano ueo
giauu Bnlabu6O ira Sutton peo Don;
Den mGrtcli9e NtGno bar poa Reiier til
b~a9ela9t $500 &eriter }; OUer 5000
norife Wtil tiliee5.
Sra Stem bOr ban bcisgt iUrlticli9s
8upernenlentcr / bet europGiite og ali
atiitc &lSlanb, uEret ueo ben ~fineIiife
@rGnle, peo Giutertio uonoret uper Den
tIliroSue 8aitalls % gieulcmitrciiet
Sibirieu ira Gnbe til anoeu.
0ans nGitc &eiiemonl CT alpitrcne
paa Sier9et Stt6pS pg 3eruialem.
8enne mOocruc Gbaspert8 uauorer ,
SUBS Mauu, mer ipr c9eu 0Iegnin9.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
@ismnrG moDtOg forleocn Ell 3cpu

Sismarf mobtO9 iorleocn Ell 8epus
%tntipn, iOm ppcrrotte bam llouGpnelie
til gGrc36urger / 9~ui$burg. 6priten
tutteOe iOr Den gGre, Der par piit bOu,
% tilfsie6e: "Nten5 jog ituO / Spio.
len for &esjcringcr, ienote Guropas
SerItere mig sc boieitc Grbener, men
SetyOnin9en al iaapaunc 9gresbeuisz
nill9er CT fpr bet meitc fonpentionel.
Sen uOmprtelie berimpo, iOm 8uiss
bur9s 8Orgere onnite al cseu Drift Ia
Der mig bliue til Del, fommer fra Sier
tet % guur til 6jcrtet."
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
SAG Gocr iagt orWieoitinct.
Der imOcbolOcr Wcrfur,

TIT 0tsrtur UiI ittsrt ~sOsIesss 2ugteian6itu % ~iuIOiiau.
big om'aIiatre belle Sgitsmtt, uaar bet iarsr iaIsunem
SItmovtrfaSen, Saa6auus &arsr burbe aIbria brusss,
%nnetossn naar be ere i~0yttrspus al en- p~aaltSsila gaaG.
ea Staosr, &c nil ciisatoume. TT 10 Gauss itsrs sns
bet Sam, man larai cent Halls Catarrh Cure. tile
utTtti al s. :. cbsusJ & 60, GolrSc, o., i~uSebolbsr
TIE ne8st 4'ey'ur Os tases i~nsuortes. Get uirtsr Sirstts
paa Slosst o. qitgm:t5 SltnOOehaSe. Raar 4 fFs
Ser Halls Catarrh Cure, it til at faa ben Gatt. G.t
tass5 in0vori's Os r t~iIoirIsi { lolcSc. o, Of 4. 8.
Cheney & Go.
sS- SriseS bes ellie Iraastitr. iris Is Gents
M %lafs G0hbrI
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

: llbnrpneiier. 8reiioeuten bar no
nepnt q. y. @rubb ira 9aem 9eriep til
Be Sorenepe Staters @eionot til Spa.
nien; @opin 8. Gonser ira Soma iii
@eSanot Rio be SaneirO; sllpuSu &.
Hemipa til YOitm,iter i Mc@rsgur,
Soma, % Sscar 9almer til sasierer
% e. 9. gouns til &esiitrntur peO
a%anbfOutoret i Graphing, Mi6igan.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Gn hpQoubf Suriit. Ser @ar e

6n bpA0nNif Surilt. Ser @ar eiter
9(ar bar gieitet gtorge, ponItoO iorleoen,
at al iremmebe Nationer, iom beiDser
HOr9c, ct Stpriteparten Gngelifmeuo,
men oeruGit NOlGubsre. Saa fSrit
tommer 5piferuc. Wteu iprSi bans
2auosmGuo paa Reiier iOnt &egel be
uptter Jig al cntGn bet eugelife eller tDlte
Sprp9, ian ialber oct let at re9ue benz
iOr Ssrncr al DID Britannia eller
"Oos grU85e &ntcrlano".
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Htgu / crfnen Saharo.

Y
asr bet ljeloen, men iaar bet en9ana til
Iftes at resne Der, iaa or bet % til
@iensjalo en- &esn osreiter. Z ct
franit Slab iinbes Ell Seretniua ira en-
Reiienee. San bar / 3 @ar / Sabara
life icet en- Groabe ialoe ira Simmelen
men MI resner BET iiben Spb0r til Itur
ubebaselisbco Tor &c &eiienbe, iout
lelpfplgeli9 life bar trutt paa at iOriune
Jig meo @nmmitlGoer. 3 ale 9aunins
ger, bppr tSeitene ellers beiunres al
Sanbet, paoer DC M igieuuem 9aean.
pDtteri Suersansen pper Stremleierne
er nreset beiprrlia, % be 5uie fur Reis
ienbe, ipm frbes ueb aaraudnpeiene j
Erfener, bar DC &eiienbe lite funnel Be.
ngtte til Spile % for at trrres. St
ltebs fanot ban en- &egerbp, iom bar al.
oeles lfpllet bort, ioet 8~noninaerne. Ser
par opierte al ioltgrreoe Sten, bar ops
lsfte al &esnen, iaa Der fun Itoo Ser.
bobe igjer, ps belle SeIolfninaen leireSe
Fs nnoer aaben Simmel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Yatentcr. SIR. Mitdea, GOmmi3
fipnsr Of @ateuts, bar iroierot til Sn.
oerrisSminiiteren JIM %slurSrapport. vi
ceune iremsuar Oct, at Gatcnt Surenuets
Suotrster / licite &esuItnbsoar bar
sI,347,2o3 Us llNoiiternc s1,oS1,173.
Der in~oisnoteS iaIt 40, 40 TuiBsuinger
PM Gatert os 2',493 b~euilsebeS. ga.
tentsS nrcnuet bar MI en- Salanie / Dc
borenere Statcrs Statfammer al
b3,990,556
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Snopanorinaen / guauit. Siaae

6inansmiHiitereus 8apport anfom
aisnit 1887 Snbpaubrere til be 8or.
:ueoe Stater impb 31,4lS / oct tilIpa-
renoe 3icsrum ifjor. Ora Gpiflanb
Tom 1879, ira Guslauo Os @ales
5,3ss, ira &ilsIano 1888, fra Srlauo
3,sls, ira NOrse us Sperige 3,O4S,
ira StaIien 2,8s7 us Golen 1882.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Speoen buglece, for at brinse lin beba.
sebe sGgtefrfIe frcm til 6errens Gem.
pei. Og ale, ban m5ote, fom / iaaSan
toitelis Christening.
6allnaro 8er96.