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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-25
) % IeIeEee' WF tF'aI'
RAILROAD NOIEs.

The london stock Exchange has granted
quotations iOr Richmond a.d Danyill0
Sll9.0O0 additional equipment sinking fund
per cent. mortgage gold bonds.
At meeting OF the B03rl OF Directors II
the American Cotton oh Company this
week Mr. John II. Batle;t, OF this city. pre-
sented detailed reports Of hi- recent exami-
nation Of the important properties In the
West and south. in wi ich this company is
interested. Mr. Bartlett was elected Vice
resident Of the company, In active charge
OF it, general business interests.
Railroad Earnings Memphis ana
Charleston, second week In December, l>.O.
SO. 9.aGl; lssJ. $40 732; increase, S2.54S Two
weeks Ia December, loga, s9i, ll9; 1859, ST.
3jS; increase, S3.sOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-25

The Herald Of this city will spread a feast
in Lyric Hall tomorrow To which 1000
newsboys and 500 Of their parents will be
admitted The Herald is raising a fluid IN
addition 10 the dinner TO purchase 1000
Jackets for the newshoys, which will also
be presented to them al the feast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-25
uIrGAL PRouIBrrIoN BALLoTs.

In contested Judge OF probate case at
East Lyme, Conn, Judge Hall has decided
that paster put ON blank space under
the title Judge Of Probate" in a prOhlbi.
tion State ticket, makes the ballot illegal
under the State ballot law. Under Judge
Halls ruling this would throw out some
$500 prohibition ballots in the state and
elect Morris (Dem0cra) for Governor by a
large majority. Judge Hall is a Republi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-12-25
CLEvELAND asa REFEREE

pointed referee In several Of the suits
brought against The Metropolitan Elevated
railroad by property owners for dan ages
TO their property. and the taking of the ease
ments without condemnation or payment of
men, The cases bad bee long time pend
ing. and the plaintiffs were pressing for
trial. On being asked by the counsel f'r
the defendant company. Julian T. DAVIS,
Mr.. Cleveland replied that II the lainun
properly owners wanted him % act that be
would az cept the apI ointment As all OF
them Who were asked gave IN unhesitating
consent, tie cases have been sent TO Mr.
Cleveland, 30 Ieieree, for trial.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-02

ing her with the doll in her arms, its red
head standing out over her shoulder,
went up behind her with lighted match,
and touching the flame to its hair, there
was a bright halo around the dolls head
for an instant, and then the Uranium was
as bald as if the little thing hadn't been
in the world long enough to grow even
red hair. Reddie, seeing what had hap
pened, burst into tears.
was witness of this bit of ruff1an-
ism, and although at that age had con-
siderable contempt for girls in general
and the prevailing contempt for Reddie.
I was shocked.
"It seems to me, Dick" said, ''Pd
take boy for that sort O. thing If were
you."
"Tn take you, If you like" he re-
torted.
was sorry 1 had said anything. I
knew if we quarreled l should get
thrashed. Besides. if l fought about
such wizened little creature as Reddie.
the whole school would ridicule me.
"rIl teach you added Dick to his
previous remark, and he came up to me
and struck me. saw l was in for it,
and made up my mind to take a thrash
ing. The children stood around, Reddle
among them, with her baldheaded doll
in her arms, her own hair making up in
illuminating properties for what had been
lost by the singeing of the dolls head.
Throughout that brief struggle until
found myself unable to continue, 1t
seemed to me that there was but one
visible thing present. and that was Red
dies head.
limped away from Dick and the
circle, inwardly planning revenge on
Dick Mclean before the end Of the term.
Indeed, at once told my father I de-
sired to take boxing lessons, and receiv-
ing his assent, after three months secret
practice, went up behind my enemy
with lighted match and burned his
back hair off up to the crown of his hat.
Dick turned like fury. His uncontrol-
able anger and my skill gave me the
day, and left him with the Injunction
that if he wanted any more hair burn
ing to come to me.
AS had expected, after my defeat on
my first encounter, was set down as
champion of the ugliest girl in the school.
did not recover from the beating I had
received for week. One day as limped
across the play ground Reddie came up
to me and poked something at me folded
in a piece of brown paper. The sight Of
her was alone enough to ruf1e me; but
to see her standing by me, shyly, with
her hand stretched towards me and
something in it, in sight Of half q dozen
pupils. was too much.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-02
''That's not my name. you little

'That's not my name. you little
goose"
"Isn't it spelled right
mo. It's I-r-w-i-n.
She looked so stupefied and woebe-
gone at hcs' blunder that pitied her. If
we hadn't been in view of the other
children, think l could have spoken a
kind word to her.
Wont you take it. anyway" she
asked ruefully.
The quickest way to get rid Of her was
to accept it.
Eyes, I'll keep it. Now run along
Her face frightened up and was sur
prised at SO much expression. If she
had not so many freckles and such red
hair, and had more flesh on her bones
she wouldn't be SO i'll lc oking after all,
thought. AS she skipped away she turn
ed and gave me grateful look; such a
look as a peasant might give a prince.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-02

Shau 1 spin 'em New YeaES yarn,
auntie" asked the old gentleman of a
white haired lady who was knitting by
the ight>on the center table, at the
same time giving her knowing look.
"Of course not" she replied. half
frowning and half smiling.
There's only one thing ever happened
to me on New Years eve, and I've re-
membered that always"
"Is it love story?" asked one Of the
girls.
"Well, kind of one. Bring out some
nuts and apples, and give us another
stick Of wood for the fire, and I'll see
what can make of what happened to
me on New Years eve, 1851"
The old gentleman's requirements hav-
ing been attended to, the boys and girls
ranged themselves round the fire and the
story was begun. He looked straight at
"Auntie" while he told it, evidently en-
ioying its effect upon her more than on
the younger listeners.
She was the homeliest girl in the school;
there can be no doubt about that. She
was freckled, her hair was red, not q
dark shade Of red, but fiery. She had
struggled with whooping> cough, and
measles, and scarlet fever, and every
other disease that childhood is heir to
until she was little more than skin and
bones. There were girls with faces
more expressive of disagreeable DISPOSE
tions, hnt for pure homeliness Reddie
would have taken the prize in any hon
estly conducted show for ugly girls.
Reddie was not her real name, but every
one called her Reddie because her hair
was so red.
We were all very young children-at
least most of us were. was IA. There
was one boy who was still older-Dick
Mclean. Dick was natural tormentor.
He would abuse the girls as well as the
boys. He respected dolls no more than
hoops and kites. He would rush into a
ring where the boys were playing mar
bies, and pretending not to notice where
he was treading, scatter the marbles
with the toe of his boot, or poke his
finger through kite, or let the sawdust
out of doll: and he was so big and
strong that noone dared punish him. ]
was the biggest boy. in the school, but in
strength l was greatly his inferior. and
kept out of his way.
One day Reddie was carrying her doll
across the playground. q doll with hall
as red as her own Some one had given
II her as reflection on her own fiery
locks; but Reddie, never seeing or never
noticing the slight, took the red headed
little monster into her heart, and nursed
Il with as much affection as If she had
bean . real mother. Dick Mclean, see
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-02

That was the last saw of Reddie at
school. The next day she was taken
with symptoms which developed into ty-
phoid fever. and was kept at home. Her
absence was a great relief to me, and l
wished when she recovered, if she ever
should, that she would go to some other
school. 5:
Between IA and "a wears of age there
comes a great change When at "a
looked back on my childhood and
thought how careless l was of the feel
ings of others, was surprised. Yet it
must be confessed that what had gained
in one way had lost in another. had
acquired polish and prevarication: had
learned to say pleasant things to youise
ladies', and was considered quite an adeRt
in this respect. Besides. did not scorn
to practice petty impositions. to fiatter
them to gain their favor
l soon became tired of society, which
was unfortunate for my mother and sis
IT, forSshom was the only available
escort Still, was occasionally dragged
by them into the gay whirl. One night
had been unwillingly appropriated to
escort my sisters to dancing party. 1t
was Christmas night. 1851. had given
up dancing, and stood looking ON with
my arms folded
"Tom." said my sister Mary, coming
up to me with her cheeks all agIow-
she had just finished a dance-'.you look
too blase for anything. | want to intro
duce you to a young lady"
| tried to beg off
She's y beauty, and SO unusual a
beauty. Mary urged She put her arm
through mine and led nle to the girl in
question After introducing me she
slipped away
Ii ever there was a case of love at first
sight. it came to me ut that moment. The
girl was indeed a beauty. graceful fig
ure. fair complexion. eyes n dark liquid
brown. hair soft shade Of Titien
Her first remark startled me-
Its long while since we met. Mr..
Irwin.
1T is indeed" seautinizsd her fea-
lures: | didn't remember to haze ever
seen her before
..Tlr,t was n noble act of YOURS.
Iwas not only surprised. Twas amazed.
remembered no act of my life that
could be called noble.
"You don't know what I'm talking
about or who am at all. She laughed
with keen enjoyment, while | was nc
more enlightened than before.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-02
IRIS ONLY THIS. +"

.sGo way" said.
She didn't say anything, but continued
to look up at me shyly, as though she
knew it was . great presumption for her
to offer me q gift.
"What is it2'' asked In no kindly toAa
Something made for you"
"Idon'twant It, !" 1 said, turning away.
'sPlease. Tom. she mid. 'swon't You
take itr'
I cast glance at her; she was evi-
IDENTIFY full Of some deep feeling.
'What have you gotT' queried-
"It's only this" !" And she took the paper
cover from about Il and held It up, cast
ing an anxious look at me to see II adj
mired the gift. It was . book mark such
a. children make, and on Il, IN letters IN
which many Of the stitches were put In
wrong, was suom Exveu.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-02

Alright, spelled your name incorrectly" !"
glanced again at the book mark
Something in her manner caused me to
scent danger. Suddenly it broke in upon
me like fash. The original had been
misspelled.
1.-The n-n-n-ame is written a great
many ways" stammered.
"I spelled it Er-v-e-a."
sYou couldn't have done that"
30, yes, did; / reraamber it perfect
ly. Little girls are sensitive. At least /
vas, and felt your rebuke at my blum
der very keenly."
I was wiping the pe-spiration from my
GROW. It seemed to me had never seen
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-02
TRUSsES.

WE HAVE just received a fl
line of Seeley's Trusses. TT
springs of these Trusses are
made of the very finest STEEL
covered with highly polished
hard rubber. This makesi th2
best possible Truss. They aro>
unaffected by perspiration, are
easily kept clean, avoiding al
sour, sweaty, chatting unpleaa
antness. " lille extremely ligl
the worst form of rupture w
be held permanently, there
causing a radical cure wheu|
cure is possible by any me
We have large stock, an
fer them at reduced pricesl
Also complete assert
of Leather Coverea[
Supporters, 81 spensorh
dages, Springs, BRAGG
ASHCRAFl & wi
DRUGGIsT T
WINSTON, =
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-02

ONE, uncle, spin us a
yarn"
"W hat kind of a
yarn?"
GA New Years yarn,
of course. You can't
expect us to be satisfied
with anything else on
New Years eve"
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
stor. wres6opp.iSerm. | set ROB.

s,ap. Oct iioite uoiomns 6efts al
"annaIen bee SporOsrapbie" inoebolosr
en- Meebelelie fra Jsreren al bet tpffe
Boibampifib "8dpern," Der | Sfutnin.
gen af Moi madnso itsote pda Rasier
@~reshopper | bet rsoe Sat. ba Siibet
beianot Ia paa Siemrciin fra EitaiieH.
qiot 5bo for Ssioen af Suatim inlbt
entelts CHRISTOPHER nsb paa GfibetS
9e', o. inart bite Dprsne iis | fore
Sparme, Der itsi 300 Sob oper
8aublpeifet meb 8inoeu, Der bar tenn.
melia teri. Sauet par, iaa laust Diet
rate, b1ttet al brebe o. tpfte 5triber
CHRISTOPHER. 3 10 3san ieifebe man
paa en- S~trRinius at omtrent I40 Wil
beitanois ioieuEem @rasbOppeiprrme.
9nieiterue bar lpiebrtr. % 4 5 Gen
tinteter lan9e.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Qiob en- Narm. \ fan fisbe oDbpr.

~ feeefdrme stier oiiSi qano al os uoropeft.
Iige Jopd, nor0gtlias Htbralta ca ipepefflias
WiHaeiota paa letters 9iltddr. sHb 4 fan for.
polite 2duo. vi bar iiliaias 3ern6aHelaHb,
StatsIdno oe Yrtpat gdHo ca i9latr bet paa
i~elqenoe Betiagelier. On lioeu loHtant vi.
b~eiaiiug lrn $50 tl s2 90 pr. acre. 8atan-
Ger lette Nibetaltrgsiumrier TT Ian RsHis.
8i bar o1ica gane. pea bullet BIT far tags
lOm GU Gel al BetdIlnger, 6orHipT1. pete
eler aIsbmon0soarcr. Abstracts of Title
I~ebidaer etbperi 1tpiie lauo iclgt. gi RI
NgeHter Tor ,}frabaRldno ert lgoceiiigs
MiHnelota ca lfaTtr Trtb Getter III ale 2an6.
fIsberc. Bi bar oqiaa uornrgfeoe B1octtets
8anteret / late G~geuooHme til ! 8roteHt.
SCR 8tleiter % urriafre Gpi95HiHaer ltrIc
III 6Afer. Ieiief s. &C. 41AILA9aie pea.
ton. Minn. cler gsiHaRi5ci So. Bart. Ge.
eorah. 50nd. 53.fGf3
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
3pfernes itorarteoe sanntoplau

! Saroonger blir moi til Sntet. Gen
lfal bore itranoet paa be nRrliesenbe
@rrnoeleres llpiaIsbeo til at iGlse fin
beolte Serb; "Stfe ON Soroen blet
onitet meo arOneitDtfer", iuureos en- al
Dem. Spm flo9e SanoelsmGnb fro
gamrnel 3io fjenoer Sg~nbijorbinsen
goot Gen9eaes @Rro; men be or ltolte
% ttllt9e betGntipmme, iaa be life Ell
blinoe for De muli8e 6arer, be 5rem'
inches rari9e Snbrpfling iprer meo fig
for ben @iociale % moralife llbpitlins.
Oct er ialialo sleOetist / Dor materia'
~liitiife 9ib at le, at Der gipes benz, Der
letter 6G%orebiemniet pUer be 8remme,
bes Cub.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Gn rnsiiif Storinrite panpittia.

fN
Eli New York Herald teleeraferes
fra Moltau: De itore Mansprer | 8Ot'
bpnien lluttebe meb en- isrselis Sans
Belle, iom / bDi Grab bar beorspet ben
feiierlise Samilie. Storfprit Ri6olas
Ni6plaiepitd, g5arens Dntel, Der isrte
Sperbeialinsen ueO Mansprerne, blep
paa ben Dag, bisie Tuttebe, pluoielis
sreben al iuloitanDist 8anpib. Den
ulpttelise 5grite bleu ur,oer bet itranse.
tie Snfosnito brast til General Mars
tpnpIis gienbom / 0on ltepperne. 5lere
2Rger bebanbler BAN, men ubtaler ale,
at bans 3illtanO er baablss. Oct feis
lerlise 9ieitript, iOm ubiteotes efter
Mansprene, % bpori &eiieren ubtaler
i'm 9ilfreosbeo meo 5oltene os Office,
rene, bar benpenot til StOrfprit gti9o.
las for at bepare Sfinnet os bploe
Solicit / u~oioeubeo ON bans 9ilitano.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Sccrige.

Set Iorite eleftrilfe Spinotri /
Sfanoinauien. Sra Sgrbp Ifrioes til
"GslDis 5ion." (Mtalmbbus 2dn) /:
Wan9e 8omme, ben enc mere luu8forz
uuftis enb Den anben, er blepne i9loebe
ON bet ferbige eleftrilfe Gpinoeri bers
Iteos. Glettriciteten CT 10 pgiaa an,
penbt Iaa tibet lpm 8ripfrait Der / San.
bet, at man life bgr uuore ii9 ouer, at
8erIoner, Der er belt pg bolbent ube'
tienote meo bens 8%lrfninger, narer ba.
rofte SoreltiQinser ON Soretasenost.
Nosle meute, at bet albris piloe saa,
ba bet bar a6lolut umulist al operfsre
nosen Sraft peb Sjalp at en- 3slsgraI.
traao - andre troepe, at bet bele bar
"iorfulfet".
Tro0s aft bette "gaar" bet bog, %
Walfiuerne iDnes bel Itittebs til fit Die
meo.
Set maa / Sanobeo fables brifti9t,
peO SiGlp al Gleftricitet al operfere ct,
8anbfrait beliggenbe 1000 Meter borte.
5or enbper gter al en- 5abrif, boor
0SaItiner %anoenoes, er bet naturli9uis
at bCieite 8etppnins at bpoe aonturs
rencen Spioien ueo 6jRlp of en- bili9
8riufrait, % en- 8riUfraft, liseiaa biai9
ipm 8inocu, men meset paalioeligere,
mao @leftriciteten utoilipmt bore, ba
5rembrinselien af ben, efter Inlpgget
fsrlt er giort. fOiter - intet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
SsSsfalD. aigbmanb Gmil Sede

SsOsialO. 8ipbmano emil Seder
/ Qarbus er eiter ct Bar sars Spases
lia6eb ben 14be OCTOBER aignaet peb
DOZEN, 70 aar sammel. Den GiDsoe,
Der tll6srte en- gammel os anleet Sl9gt,
bar iebt paa Splmitrup9aaro peb aar'
bus, % etablerebe, eiter at BABE lGrt
Ranuiatturbanbelen / gnrbus, en- Mas
uufatturbanOel Der / gDen, iom Fan
lebebe neb tor 3pstisbeb, os iom ban
braate iii i en- Marrette at pRre Den
ItprIte / 8peu, liseiom ban ogiaa for
Itpo unoer ben itisenoe &onturrance at
beuoe oens Blaos | isrite R9tte. Cor
ct 8ar Qar itosn operoros ban 5Ors
retninssn til i'm Ssn, Os III fort eiter
ben Spsbom, iOm BAN M er buffet
unoer Tor.
gtatsraab, forbsuoarenSe amts.
iorpalter s. 8. MsIer, BOB / Sueno.
borg.
= Sage 2orenseH Seliamau, plaoe
ielie oso Belle.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Observation-Disclosures | 80.

ten ltaar M i1rbis. 6pab oft bet gbre
aagaar, itilfulot fneiienbs borte pao
5nrrbolm, itrar nOrbenfor Rap. 6pnb
Der mangler, er alene enbel panIfeliae
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no | Mjsien for
8anoinbtasets Sfplr, FAINT TN Smule
Snorcbnins meb Traperi % enbelis
Walfinernes Spiatnins. 8e briitise
Bpsberrer mener at fiinne areie be gjet.
uarenoe Grbeioer iaa betibs, at en- Brs.
peorift | minbre llbltratnins itulbs
tlinne fpre9aa fra Npaar al. % Der er
allereoe ~ensageret enbel arbeiosfolf til
ben Tio.
5abrifen lisser luftist til os bar peb
Snofjsb al belle AZ Waal Sorb I'll
8runo for ale gioe. iitrct fig moh
5orulempnins at fremtibis 8ebps9elie
| StrB9et.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
@ammel @nas. gipt i inb.ueit /!

6ammel @aao. 9ibt / ipbsueit for
be befienote % merfeti9e 6iclotOppe
"Wtellerre" logger ct 6ilteuano Strut'
oplb8 minimizing peo 9faun "Sieleuan.
oet". s bette IanoteS for fort lib Iiben
Ell Saao fprorbeioet al en- enfelt 5urrl'
famine. 8aooen bar / ben ~forreite
Gnoe ci9ariOrmig, i ben ba9erIte tperi
aibu99en, Dpor ben maalte nO9et ooer !
Meter; ben bapoe Ell 2Gngoe al A
Mteter. Den bar meset eierbpmmelig
at le til. Der bar enten gnapet eler
lcrt9ret ct 8ar minore Suler | bena
8ano; ~iorpurigt a ben / sanIfe goo
8ebplb. SoOr lang gib ben bapbe
ltaaet / 8albet, ct life let at sjette, men
anta9elig / 9nnbreber at slar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

gaffcrt Sraf. Gn paa Nstere bps
tat Muno, Der / i'm 5lb bar i 5ienelte
bps aiopbe Minilter 2spenifiolo paa
gteis os al benne bleu biulpen til at
tiDbe 0aaro, blep iorleben, oa ban lfulbe
erlGg9e uanlig 9ermin paa fin Oblisaz
ton / Banter, temmelis heo ON Creme
BED at mpbtage ben Selfeb, at Sblisa.
tioneIt bar inoiriet. 8a ban / ben S(ns
lebnilt9 uiurtguet b%enpenote Zig til Dbl.
9atiOuen5 Snbebauer, Wtiuiiterinbe 9s-
uenitiolO, p~perleuereoes Ran 8apiret
tuitterct til StfGsning. Saabant ben'
Der life bper Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
nj |.
Qilnfpntrnnlrer.


bnuns ofenilise SlnsteanItntt ioretasss
Der ! oenre 9io en- liseioa oplistsprt.
fenoe fem pdnsreoet Dppait. Oct CT
opSaset, at ilere af 9nftatteus 5olf. hois
8ligt bet bar at beisrse BET til Meu.
neltefsbe utisnlise aiso al ipae 3pr
affdoelissiOrt, paa ben met iamuittig'
bebslsie Maabe far giort lis Ell Sno.
tGgt al at lngse bet tillibe % ialgs
bet Tom friitt. Den 8~etrpoeslle, icm
5olt ifttloe bnpe / ben meo flor Befpits
ming eieHnemfsrte &%isbtontrol, er peo
bi5le 8etientes i~tammeii9s 5orboio ior
ell pRIentli9 Del reouceret til Sngen.
ting. Sopeoranoen for 6prbrDoelierne
Ct en- Slaster lllrihs, Der iom iait an,
Iat ~Sauitetsllagter" bapbe iRrlia meo
iD9e % tilIfabetomne 9pr a. giere, %
iom / lensere lib bar misbrugt lin
Stiling paa ben nRpute Woabe. 8aaoe
ban % bans to MeoblRlpere FAINT en-
S%lagtermeIter, Der itOo 2e6tOg nleo
BAN, bar altered. | llsre Gage Iiobet
arreltereoe; p9ida SoR9torpets 6or'
batter, Gbriitenieu, bpem ulrihs bar
nn9ioet iom FIN MeoitplOige e1er / ale
Sab Wleopioer, or iengilet. SnBer
patter itOr DpIi9t, life alene ioroi Ben
10 angaar mart inat ale ajebenbap'
rereus 9io % Selie, Der al 5~orbrpoerns
bar uRret lat paa Spill pdn ben letlin'
niaite Maahe- men onIaa iproi ale
6alO entelte al be arrsiterere tioli9ere
bar u9ret anieeoe for 99oersmrnb,
bUem 3ngen bapoe no9et at uoiette paa.
Sinr ifal Gbriltenien bare uRret al.
minoeii9 agtet, % bans Nrreitation bar
uatt tor 5prfprOelie be areoie, buor
ban bar tjenbt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

Sluoielig bso er 9Obafsbanbler
2orsusen | RiDbenbapH. SaH bar ct
gieblit saaet IND | ct SiOeparelie til
Butiten, bpOr bans aone opbolot fig.
Strar eitsr bsrte BUN en- 9arm, os. ba
bum lob berinb, laa Manben bso paa
guloet. Rinielispis er ban bleoen
rammet al ct SlastilfaIos, os | 5aloei
bauOe ban iOrIaaet 6opebet betgoslist
mob Qanten az Gnnsn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

SeleIonerne Sperige. Risstsls'
fonbeitDrclien / SOeri9e bar inbienot
Gnbragenoe til ben ~loenIte aOrse urt al
faa ct A pGtS. Qaan af GOO, 1000 Str. til
uboiflins al Statens 9elefonueien
Den MI mart iulpenbte Eelefpnforbin'
belIe mellem Stofbolm ps Waluls no,
9i6r meo iirie 5orsreniuser 1858 ailo'
meter oobbelttraaoet 2eoning. 9eS,
Toruoeu er Der iaar inorettet opbbelts
trdabeoc 2eoni9er pau en- Strefnins al
1115 Sim. Og enfeittraaoebe betpeo 325
aIn., beri life meotn9en 9ausben al
npe MISUNDERSTANDING inbenfor ot
enfelte 3eleioneentrer. s Garets 2et
er Der inbfjDbt for 5000 Str. private Sc
lefpnleonin9Cr. antauet at Gntalet a
Statens acknowledgements er bleper
iorsset uteo 100 / bet iibfte Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Cper 500 SuriIter ltul bare telcs

Cper 500 Suriiter ltal bare belgst
Soalano / CONNER for at inoaanoe ben
iriIte 5ieloluit ps for at ngoe bet bers
li9e &uubitle ira ben al Staten OPP
foiteoe garbe, bpurira man fan le Dele
al 20 a~irteip9ne, Spcn, li9genoe / en-
Salpcirfel paa ipnore 8ant, Sriitians'
Ianbs 9omfirfetaarn, Srps, @rpnnins
gems % Sumberlmbs 5Drtaarne, bpits
ligseube Seier / Nurb % 9elt % en- bel
Del Gaaroe inben og nbenTor Sosnet.
Gnona ltsrre blir %uiitnOf 5urilttilitrsms
lilngen BERTH, naar Sptelpart Sensien
ira sileiano faar upfert bet al BAN
pnatentte 2uriltbotel paa 2ennes eler
8lrfebaugen Der, % naar De to lterre
gpsoepeie blir bpssebe: Spalano-
@rfleo o9 9alene--SamfOm, builfen
llolte er ferit nplis er blepen ubituifet %
S%nltoitninserne beresnet al geiinsenisr
@rgm.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
SfuOt $50 Glge paa 10 aar. &ao

9t98 / Salingbal er iaar Ifubt 5 Gigs
DIR, en- So % fire Dyer, Dc er ale ifuot
al ben Der meget betjenbte SGger Citing
G%srriitoffen; ban turoe NOT tlnne maale
fig meo no9en % bper | 2anOet meo
Senipn til Sast; ban er 80 Iar CANT
mel os begDnote iom 20 Qars Gut at
oriue Sast paa bore Stppes itprre
8ilbtiorter; meb be gl9sbDr, ban neos
lasoe iaar, Far ban III paa 10 g(ar
lfuot life minbre euo 150-e butoreoe
% iemti -ai bisie itolte 9pr. 8jprne-
iG9er er ban usiaa; / famine 2ib bar
ban neOlage 10 Stptter, % ban bar 9oot
Saab ON at faa lflibt Ell eler to ibelt.
Der er nemlig "9pbt gjprreaar" bers
Oppe o9iaa. Npget n%9r9aaenoe Far
8jprnen life p9ret; nten Spor er Der at
ie operalt pppe paa Naierne berpmfring.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
stnrmanp Otto sperernp. 0elta.

ger / Nanlens @rsnlanbss Grpebition,
er anfommen til Sopeoitaoen efter ei
lGusere Spbulo peo Spitsbersen. gn
Gngelltmanb, MalOr Sullipan, bar pr.
3elesraf benpenot zig til BAN meo Sore
lpprsiel, ONT ban bill islse meo paa en-
3ur til @rsulanos 2itfpit for Der at
siore Sa9t paa WultnssOger