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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

On Easter Monday the McNeill Club,
with its auxiliary Ladies' Club, will pro-
duce Suppe's masterpiece "Fatinitza."
This will be the first entertainment of the
third season of the clubs existence. The
opera is spectacular one. and much more
difficult than those generally selected for
amateur performances. John r Wilkins,
the scenic artist of San Francisco, is getting
up an entirely new set of scenery, and mag.
nifcent costumes are being expressly man.
ufac,ured for this occasion. Associate
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
Yesterdays Weather.

The Signal Service reports show the
rainfall TO date to be 30.67 inches, as
against 16 10 inches to an equal date last
year. The barometer at 5 A. NJ. and P. NJ.
was 49o and 6lo, while the highest and
lowest was go and 46o, with cloudless
sky and high northerly winds prevailing
reaching an extreme velocity of 40 miles
per hour on several occasions.
The highest and lowest temperature one
year ago yesterday was 76o and 540, and
one year ago to-day 500 and $50, which
shows warm temperature to- have pre-
vailed in ushering in All Fools Day.
A snow storm and low temperature pre-.
vailed east of the Rocky Mountains yester-
day from Cheyenne TO Chicago.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
auestirg to be appointed Building and

questing to be appointed Building and
Sanitary Inspector.
There was another communication,
signed by leading architects and builders,
asking that the Building Inspector to be
appointed should be practical bricklayer.
Then the Board proceeded to elect its
officers, and Trustee Wolf nominated
Joseph Judd for Chief Engineer of the
Water Works. Neither of the other Trus-
tees had candidate, and Judd was elected
unanimously.
Laughlin nominated Thomas Wood and
Mr.. Wolf nominated R. A. Renwick.
The latter was elected by the votes of
Wolf and Comstock
For Second Assistant Engineer, Mr.. Nc
Laughlin nominated Frank Daroux and
Mr.. Comstock nominated L. Peters Da-
roux received the votes of Wolf and Nc.
Laughlin, and was declared elected.
For First Fireman of the Water Works,
Mr.. Wolf nominated William Connell and
there being no other nominees he was
elected.
For Second Fireman, Mr.. Comstock
named j. ]. Shick, and he was also unani
mously elected. as was Herndon for Third
Fireman.
The fremen elected are all hold-overs.
For City Tapper, Mr.. Comstock nomi-
mated John Watt, the present incumbent.
There were no other nominees, and Watt
was elected.
For City Engineer, Mr.. Mclaughlin
nominated Hobart Pierson, the present in
cumbent and he, too, had walk.over.
But there was division when the Clerk
of the Water Works was reached. Mayor
Comstock nominated R. O. Cravens and
Mr.. Mclaughlin nominated Matt Coffey.
Messrs. Wolf and Mclaughlin voted for
Coffey, and he was declared elected.
For Superintendent of the City Cemetery,
Mayor Comstock named George F. Bron.
ner, who was defeated by R. H. Singleton,
Mr.. McLaughlins candidate.
For Building and Sanitary Inspector,
Mayor Comstock nominated W. B. Ferrall
and Mr.. Wolf nominated AL. Starr, the
present incumbent. Mclaughlin voted
with Wolf and Starr was elected.
The election of Board of Health, Har.
bormaster, Poundmaster and Health Officer
was postponed for one week.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
The Police Court.

There were fourteen cases on the Police
Court calendar yesterday. With the ex-
ception of one, all the cases were either
disturbances of the peace or battery
charges. Charged with the latter offense
were Ed. Kelly, Frank DoIan, Frank
Jones, Tom Talbot, Emiline Martin. Jennie
Morgan, Dell Murphy and J. Calhoun. All
were continued with the exception of the
cases of the two women and Murphy, and
they were dismissed. George Terrell and
Joe Martinez were acquitted of disturbing
the peace, and Lou Morrison, Ed Brady
and j. Joseph had their cases continued.
Shorty" Simpson. charged with being
q common drunkard, was granted con-
tinuance until to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
Threatens to Kill Himself

Deputy Sheriff Groshong, of Sonoma,
arrived here last night en- route to the Fol-
som prison with an Indian known as
BILL" who is under sentence of twenty
five years for murder. He is desperate
fellow, and apparently was anxious last
evening, after being landed in Jail, for an
opportunity to kill himself. The police
round it necessary to place him in the large
cell with other prisoners to prevent him
from carrying out his suicidal intentions.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
New IncOrDOrationS-

The Stanislaus Stock Breeders Associa-
ton filed articles of incorporation in the
Secretary of States office yesterday The
purpose of the association is to maintain a
race track, near Modesto, for the training
and testing of speed horses. The principal
place of business is Modesto.
There were also filed articles of in
corporation Of the Marysville Electric Light
and Power Company. The purpose is to
produce electricity for power and light.
The capital stock of the comrany is S2O,-
600, and the Directors are: Jos. Heyl, C.
A. Glidden, N. V. Nelson. Theo. Nelson,
W. F. Kelley and Jas. O. Reesbv.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
Police Election.

The Board OF Police Commissioners will
meet to-day to elect force of fifteen men.
1t is said that last night the composition
of the force was again in doubt, and the
probability is that even the Commission
ers themselves will not know who the po-
licemen will be until they get through
voting for candidates.
The Board is expected to meet at 1
O'nlnct D
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
Declared Innocent.

Last Wednesday young man named ]
d. Coffey was arrested on suspicion of
having come dishonesty by package of
carving knives of cheap grade. He de-
clared that he had bought them from
man, and as the police had been unable to
find evidence to the contrary, Coffey was
yesterday discharged and the knives re-
turned to him.
Mr.. Coffey is a youpg man born and
reared in this city. where he has always
been respected. There seems 10 be no rea-
son 10 suppose that he did not come by the
articles in legitimate manner.
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Coming Auction Sales,

On Thursday next, at 1870 A. NJ, D. ].
Simmons & Co. will sell at auction all the
elegant furniture contained in the apart
ments over H s. Corcker & Co.'s store on
J street, consisting of parlor, bedroom
dining room and kitchen articles, paint
ings, Sherman & Clay piano, crockery
glassware, etc.
On the 18th. 10Th, 18th and 18th of this
month the same firm will sell at auction
all the furniture and fixtures of the Inter
national Hotel, on X street, embracing one
hundred rooms; also the bar, dining-room
and kitchen fixtures, omnibuses, harness,
etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
Frank j Johnson,s Sentence Commuted.

The Governor yesterday commuted the
sentence Of Frank Johnson, convicted of
robbery in San Bernardino county in
March, 1884, from twelve years to nine
years and three months. In doing so the
Executive says:
In view Of his youth at the time of his
offense the fact that his sentence is rather
severe; that since his incarceration his
mother has died, leaving his younger brother
and sister with no one 10 care for them,
and that thus far bis behavior has been
most excellent during his imprisonment,
feel justified in granting him commuta-
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Notaries Have Not judicial Powers.

In reply to letter from Jacob G. Sharp,
an attorney at law at Pasadena, the Attor-
ney. General writes informing him that
notary has only such powers as are given
him by law. He cannot compel the at
tendance Of a witness before him, and can
not fine for contempt
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

membership in the club can be obtained
on the same basis as during the two pre-.
vious seasons. The box sheet will be open
at c. S Houghton's to subscribing asso-
ciate member on Wednesday. April q, and
to the public on the following morning,
The cast of characters, which we append,
comprises many of our very best vocalis,s.
The chorus has been materially strength
ened, and the orchestra will also be larger
than at the last opera. Subscribers who
have not as yet received their season
tickets will find them at Houghton's. The
cast will be as follows:
Russians-General kantchukoff, E B.
Carroll; Princess Lydia, (his niecel, Mrs.
DR.. A. E. Bruno; Lieutenant Vladimir, Miss
May Kewen; Captain Vasil. Miss l.. Lynn;
Lieutenant Ossip, Miss n. Young; Sergeant
Stiepann. EIwood Bruner; Dimitri, Miss
May Casedy. Cadets, Peasants, etc.
Turks-Izze; Pasha. r. t. Cohn: Nursi-
dab, Zulieka, Besika, Diona, This wives),
Miss NJ. Alys Pullman, Miss Adofne
Kaibel, Mrs. George Hansbrow and Miss
Hattie Wheat; Mustapha Pasha, Guardian
of the Harem), c. T. Milliken; Hassen
Bey, George r. Hansbrow: Vuika, "a Bull
garian spy, w. E. Lovdsl. Slaves. Bashi
Bazooks, etc, and Julian Hardy, WAR Cor
respondent of New York Herald, II. r.
Blair.
"Fantasma," the fairy and spectacular
play, is to be produced Wednesday night
at the Metropolitan Theater. The box
sheet opens this morning.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
California Raisins and Oranges,

Pancoast d Gritfiths, wholesale produce
commission merchants of Philadelphia,
write to the RECORD UNION under date of
March Goth, saying: California raisns,
under an improving demand, are assuming
decidedly stronger tone. as the increasipg g
proportions of spring business expands
more strongly for them than usual, on ac-
count of the general short supply in the
East, in both fancy green and dried fruits
Two-crown loose are held at 81 75@1 go;
three-crown, $2@2 %, and London layer,
S2@2 80, according to brands
Choice Navel oranges, upwards of 81 80
per box, wholesale, according to quality,
size and packing; choice seeding oranges,
So 25@4 per box, according to quality, size,
etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

ALL music, without exception, sold at
Cooper's Music Store SO per cent. less than
marked prices. Also, catalogues of 10-cent
music furnished. Better discounts to
teachers than anywhere else Best assort-
ment of violins, guitars, flutes, accordions,
on the Pacific coast. Write for new cata-
l0eue of the solid iron frame Mathushek
pianos. Address Coopers Music Store
Sacramento. =
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
Morning Hour for school Opening.

The Board of Education last night passed
an order that the public schools should
open at $50 A. NJ for the spring and sum-
mer months, commencing this morning.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
BaSeball Notes.

A San Francisco paper says of the Sacra-
mento players:
"The Sacramentos have played better ball
than any of the other clubs So far this sea-
son. though losing both of the games they
have played.
There are no lovers of the dark, red
liquor or foaming lager in the Sacramento
team this season. How the Capital City
brewers will miss Willie Walter Veach.
DAILY of the Sacramento club is not COM
PEELED to play ball for living. as he has,
in partnership with his brother, profitable
laundry business in Chicago.
"a nicer looking lot of ball players in
one team than the Sacramentos would be
difficult to find. They all look and act like
gentlemen. There isl't even suggestion
of the tough" element. They look like a
lot of young gentlemen who can play ball
and good ball, too, without disgusting the
spectators
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
NEW PROCESS CORN MEAL.

NEUBOURG s Lagos, STAB MILLS AND
IN Malt House, iOsG to 1920 Fifth street.
Manufacturers OF malt and 5 u kinds OF neal.
Also, dealers in hops corts produce. grain,
feed and brewers SUPPLIES special attention
is called to our new process corn meal and
iarlDa. Exchange sold on tie principal cities
of EuIOpe pI-t
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
More Delegates.

Ell Dorado Lodge L. o. o. F., elected the
following delegates to the Grand Lodge
last evening: p. F. Dolan, Andrew Carlow,
II. B. Nielsen and Thomas Boyd.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

r OFFER MY SERVICES TO ALL WHO NEED
| their gardens ard lawns taken care of.
understand my brsiness thoroughly, and wi
keep gareeDs in condition by the month q
reasonable rates. Laying out new lawns and
gardens a speciality. Address ROBERT SHULZ,
p n Sox 81. Sacramento mrl-tT
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

JUST oUT-"A Curl From the Babys
Head, waltz song. This. as well as all
sheet music, new and old, sold at reduc-
ton at Cooper's music store
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BABY CARRIAGES.

Not one mother in ten knows how to pick out
Baby Buggy How should she? No one tells
her. We get the wheels, tops and bodies separ-
ately. There is choice in tops, in bodies, in
wheels. The choice is by liking, by comfort, by
durability, by cost In this way one gets Just
what they want, and far better satisfaction than
If they bought in the usual way. It's more bother
to us, but we don't spare trouble in our efforts to
please. At present writing we have over one
hundred and twenty-five carriages in stock, being
the best styles of three of the leading manufact-
urers in the country.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
THREE CHOICE Side BANDS

Ladies' dress pattern of Forty-inch All-wool
Serge, with deep side bands through the entire
piece; ten yards for $40 SO.
Handsome Plain Cloth, with side band of
rich contrasting colors in fine pretty combinations
ten yards for S12 so.
3-Plain Cloth, with white floral side band,
making rich effect; ten yards for s11 So
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

FoR mid tonic, gentle, laxative and in
vigorant. take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

PAINS in the region OF the kidneys are
curtd by Simmons Liver Regulator.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

CITY license and water rates now due
Pay on or before 18Th inst. and save costs =
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

PEARS Soap secI.es beautiful complex
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

The "Giant" is genuine calf shoe for men al
the low price of So 40. It has seamless sides
heavy soles and is standard screwed.
We have this excellent shoe in lace and hook
with plain, broad toes, and in Congress style, will
medium toe and cap.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

The Mems Scarfs at IS cents were leading
attraction all last week, and will probably continue
to be so this week as long as one of them remains
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

From 70 cents to $40 is wide range of prices
in Mems Ready-made Trousers, and should GER
tainly suit the pockets of almost any purchaser
The variety of patterns and materials is very large
indeed, and feel justly proud of the assortment
and styles.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
The LulI House Diling.R0Om,

CORNER SEVENTH AND I SITS,
VIII be reopened March I'd under Tho
management of James ID. Bailey.
FIRST-CLAsS BOARD AND ATTENDANCE,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
TROUSERS WITH OYERGAITERS TO MATCH.

This is something seldom found in ready
made clothing stock Few houses care to take
chances novelties of this kind.
Two patterns and both stylish.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01

Two patterns in Mems Cheviot Sack Suits, S.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-01
1ATN"rN@

K I'll ~ Z LIN c.
r P. CALENDINE, CONTRACTOR, PRAC-
O teal House and Sign Painter Artistic
Paper Hanger and Decorator. honest work
and salts action given at reasonable rates.
Re.i~ enc 210S ] street. mr2S-tfSsu
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-06
Sern ifri8er eiter
YttGer's Gaitorta,

338
SSIeIier. ., at pare Drowning 6rit at tunns rams
iase al 8erbens 0isbom, life at fienoe atben @ranfe
for Seri:nins.n .nb fit 2ipl
ADst sIaSer mig, at 5ilsui bar funbet en- Iisefrs
BET geninSe, t~iIFsisbs Dronninsen, fom ON BUN ansbe
5asars GsI.Ifer.
ga, a." iasbs grefSenten, ibet ban isste at Op.
retts rem itIsipeIiss G~srsI.mmelie, ban bapte siOrt fig
ifplsis | pes Blot at bare tantt paa fit est Blob. Oct
or 5asar.....9asar...."
"Sasar 0tins, " fasSs ben OmtaIte unbisIis.
$50, Sasar Ding, iaaban par bet; en- SIastnins
% gIei.battsr al Brefbent Rurt. Seq isstt en- Stus
bi.tamsrat til min Siuepi 60 bSrts tilfaIbispis Rurt
omtoIs benue besou.bs unss geriOn. Gaa, 9srn, buors
ban suar bet m,S Gbers 2enptOn2 &nnoret, tan leg
tente..
~9snsfon Ct tlar ism aiIbsuarb for Sasar, " tiQob
Silspi fs ct ipars; 1ntsn for mis CT ban Giare.~
"Det eivu fig, NIT Gam, bet sivsr Rs," iasbs
WorfaSsrsn imiI:nbG. -Wlen saa nn tnb Sibliotbe'
let, Ssrnl 8i faI ttts spbsIbs Stnbes Waaieifat mec
sors ubstps,Iis, Better. Vie, at nit 3us Val pars !
iaaSsn en- iamm,rIis aiIfanS, nsar Der SsSerfarss mtg
laa tor gu aGrsi@
Gan pr bItpsu ~ftoasnbs, usSens Gpritinbs GIso'
nora, Der pniisbt al Carbon paa DIotsbius, tarf sG'
0enbs nsisses nsb On plsbs yaa Saafen pto winbnet,
9O0r bua fab ss fac uh paa @aben.
-stss bet III mig. faeSs artRina, sftsrat ben
Sauls babe tssh pIsss ptb buhes GiSs, .ffuIbe
: S01s Sus I Ssodbolm itss aaa ubsbost. Wsu ben
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-06

Rpabrattomme. On gar Iapst Ct 0e
pnr, bpormeb ban fan npbs paa SttpSe
Zig Gfftanb % BOG CT life giben r'er'
enb . Tommer lang. De amsrttahft'
9etettiper barer MI ct Sotosraf.Gppa'
rot | geitetnappsn, % en- GOtOSraf'i
par iitanb iii at finbe Blaos for Utl'
leoer al 125 bsrsmte Menb, paa e
Stpfie @las, life itsrre enb ct anappe'
n~aalsbooeb, % Der finoes 6otOgrufe'
al ben brittle Ronseiamilie, Srbr
Bright, Or. 2ipinsitDne % @ldSfton'
poa famine Gtpite Glas, iom life er msi
enb Salbparten ida fort, Tom ct anap'
penaalsbopeS. Bireberne at Yrinier
os grinissIen at Bales er eubOs n'esei
Haaenbe. Riniatur.I alerier % Wsa'
lere fortiener osiaa at uaunes, O9 blaroi
benz. iom bar af be bebfte Samltnser,
er Baroners Borbette @uutts os Droi''
ming gietoria. GUN bar enoos i'm e9ei'
Winiatur.R al.r, uemlis 3. q. Seatb,
en- Ssnneisn al ben betlenote Sas.
Seatb, iOm bar @rapsr for 8 al en9'
lambs aons.r, nemlis George ben 3ote,
George ben Abe Os gilbelm ben 4oe.
San bar malt RiniatursY Ortratter Tor
belle ben tOnselise Gamilie, oerlplanot
ct al Yrins Senrtt af gatterbers 'aa
Tibet, at bet funbe inbfelbeS 0rUnttrl9
8ietprtas Grmbaanb. ct aroet al
8rOnninsen ielp bar en- 5Orarins til
Sbaben al Berfien.
Ban Blarenbersb, en- artoen betjerot
Riniatur.M aler, tlnoe male ct belt
Slas = mariderenbe &ompasrtler, sal'
lsperenbe Seits, paisnbe 8anners, bum
at Sisurer meb bper unifOrm
os bOert Gniist falbtommsn tp'
Selis - altiammen paa 2aaset al en-
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-06

$3.50
lib Tan muoitc toune, ba leg fer &rOucns Stctte ueb
min Sioe."
"St0tter CT Der fIere emo NOT ai % bet eanle
Ssr1n1er raacnsr. Seq tatter bosr DAG min Cub, at
Spert9ss Krone er, bpor ben ifuI urrs % lite paa Sers
~rsbopeOer. 9OaO flyer life Somerus:
et sr bet sOSt, at mango rssiesr, tnn Gu pare Serrsr.
Os BERTH trtiter ies mig at fse BEN ao,nmeutar,
at ialts Sonssn bar iOrset for Gissts gelfqr6 ueS at
~.tterlaSs fin aanS fin 9gtIins. Ulen inOer NH, naa.
eiss 5rsten Rronen for tuns, er Der Manoe NOT, Tom
fratter Sanoerns no for at tomme til at biGlpe."
NOs iuips NssIcns? ga, BEN er Der NOT af."
Seq sIaSsr mig uu6srbanisIt Ouer, at Gn Sisre
Sase bar iaast frOseoe 6tnsrs. llsn, ON isa tor toIe
laa trtt, Der e Osiaa ben, iom lite ipsrssr otter arOs
nsr, men sfter ben, Der bGrr bsu......~
SGT gIOSpSIr for 0rense, % fla til benz. ifr.
rsrtl......usen bpab tGnter Rissraa6sn at fius Oh m,b
9lasp', RGar bun sn9ans bIiusr Iiss Iaa Irrb lOm q
lslp5" Sriittna ipntes lite ON bet ,uinS,lioe sri,r.
lpsrsSu'aal i'm Suiines garpareIls.
"9paO is tantn at file op meb Siaeui7 scoe
IN bran Dfanb til bmbe.S -"
Y Bet eerfOr, Jun itaI pGrs iaa i~pr.noIarb2 2 sor
BUN TIE tttse as,rbsns, nipple fin WlanSs sroper a.
tusts fine Bern msb minSre2a U
"saroom sr en- ErpS .tbpsrt Sus, ca RpiuS,n ~
usanosns sSrs, Tiger 9auIus.l
'yfei, ~nnbitpIb, Bet er uriatia ov,r,ot. g,, b.,s..
90s Saa'us l Cor. II, 4: "soinSsn or monS,rs
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-06
837

m~srtnius, at S%OrIemmsIisn par b.nb.s, Sa ban 10 f,rff
barrie isst benbs.
eda bIeu Gutt.rSettsrsn SiQepi 8yI. p~r.f.nt.ret.
wtan faa, at bun par bet iiarefs, ben sumI. Rsrfaber
besbs tiItase Der paa SorSen. Grstt,n Vars gtriS %
NRbts bapSs i'll. formaa.t at Iass bet Saar, iom Wob..
rens, bans 0atters tibIise Bortsaus BGpSe ~.fterIabt
"8s sr @eubsIus Dine o. NunS, iasb. ban,
bet san tpsisbs 8is.n paG sinbsn. "gsaien u Satss
rens. &c Yaa Barnet, naaois. Trstsnl aftarat iaas
ban par min msnbs!a, bsnsans leg Iats aiptus msS
benSs. Cg ba leg ensans unhrsbs mig op.r en- utlass
M ScnNruftion bss sennt bersnts Siiioriefriper, iaabe
bun IssnSe: BET tr bars 0iaIstt ira gabual Den Mas
stss Srstsn fan tsnfs fig, bun bupSs uo.n nit gibsnbs
Iaff Gpintilianus, Tom SmtaIsr bette, % i.s Sapbe bam
Ute nit gibIiotbet; bun buube LIANT BAN fra upIaIa..
"lSsnSeIa Stpttt Overtraf GItranSsr, " ipar,bs Rri,
tina nss ct mutt BIit, "Sun par fun en- "a tppe
Var, sa bun bIsp taIbt bort, go baOSs iOm ban .rsbrst
Btrbsn. Rsn bette uars!tr spbt for Sp.ris.s 2arSpm,
Rois Basr ) r. 3 bar bspiit. at gnIGgseru sasr fra
Sassr I'll Datter % tre 9attsr til Gattrsati.r. Gaar
bet i~aelsbss frsmab, rI ri on, bunbrsbe 9sr pars ct
Coll usS mango Saubfiabsr, Or. Rissraasi- % sri
ftna tos sa SuISnaaI fra ft Srpf, rate ben isrIssns
S,assi ban % isebs wtt bet isums i~ulutss Dis'ait
Bar bette weiubt ON en-, ism misr upttiss RsnSRebsr
for m Gruabpsls fsr Nisets 2ptts. Slts, 1pas bin
Msesr par, mm Iss Ianssvs sS ban."
Siuspi fpsfsSs mts 9saru I pinens Drsnntnsu
] paa 5sameem. Bas peh beuse FOB Sasar usS e'snoss
Decorah-posten., 1890-08-06

WiSbel mob gasselus. Der er intet
WibSel iaa pirtiomt til SurSripelis al
sist iaa plasiOmme Siaiter iom Glun.
Betrss.s eenseiteber Os / bet Ssle
tasei ALE be Stsber, bpOr be finbes,
rlts en- tosenbe Glun.D~ plssnins, er man
spit benz, iaa be albrts tommer iaien.
Se1er lite Trai tan 8assebpr ubfaa.
- ROp Greener | SInfstet ifal bet
bare ct subt @iSbel buer Giten, fsr
man aaar tilisnss. at fusts Gnfstet
ueb SafteH af umuSns bpibe Rtbs cur
rantsl % BATE bet ON Morsenen meb
Welf. Bette bOlber man paa meb, iaa,
lang: Der finSes umoons Ribs. Sfulbe
5r:snerne enSnu Oiie fig, ba anpenbes
paa iomme Waabs S%poplblOmms
blowers of sulphur, blanb.t m.S
G.mpu'6aft. Gil en- 9beife Spopl.
bIomms tssss safteu al en- mibbelsaur
9euton.