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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
part referring to the Raw property was sub
| sequently Jointly referred to the street and

part referring to the Raw property was sub.
sequently jointly referred to the street and
alley committee.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
city engineer to ascertain the probable cost
OF opening Fifth avenue between Warren
and jackson streets and Jackson street
from Fifth to Helena avenue and Lawrence
street between Main and Warren street.
The city clerk was instructed to notify A.
M. Hotter to reopen Placer avenue between
Park and Benton avenues and If he refused
to enforce it by the proper proceedings.
All other matters pertaining to opening new
and Strengthening old streets, including a
portion of Main street, were left to the
street and alley committee to report next
meeting.
The petition of G. A. Blackburn and
others for an electric light, corner Bridge
and Joliet street was granted.
Mayor Bradford and Attorney Smith re-
ported in relation to the matter of the suit
of George F. Woolston against the city that
the city was fully protected by the terms Of
the contract made with the Consolidated
company. Alderman Lissner still insisted
that the city was not protected. He said
the case had never been withdrawn, and
may come up any day in Washington and
the city by default may become liable for
$4,000 for 20 years. He said the supreme
court knew nothing of the releasing con-
tract. Attorney Smith said Mr.. Clayberg
told him copy Of the contract had been
sent to Washington. but Mr.. Lissner said
ne did not know whether it had been or not
This latter point will be investigated.
Alderman Connolly brought up the mat
ter of enforcing the order given to e1-City
Marshal Hard, to have all houses of i'll.
fame removed from Bridge street. He said
no effort had been made to do this, and by
motion Marshal Cronin was instructed t.
enforce it at once.
An ordinance regarding the laying of side
walks on certain streets, an ordinance to
compel people to make sewer and gas con-
nections within certain time. upon the or
der of the mayor, were read ana referred to
the ordinance committee.
The city marshal was instructed to abate
a stable nuisance back of the Maggie sisters
house.
The petition to appoint W. l. Spaulding
building inspector was tabled.
The bill of the Helena Water company
for $35 was not allowed.
Adjourned.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
An Important Meeting Will be Held This
Evening.

An Important Meeting VIII be Held This
Evening.
Now that the officers of the Chamber OF
Commerce have returned, this grand enter
prise will be pushed at once. DIR. Cole says
the mere organization of this enterprise
created more confidence in the east than
any movement ever started in this country
and is confident it will be the means of at
tracing an immense amount of eastern
capital, but what is better induce class of
citizens from the east to settle in this town
and vicinity. Their presence will be of inval-
liable assistance in building up the city and
developing the industries and resources of
the entire country. A failure of this enter
prise now would cause irreparable damage
to our interests and we one and all must
put our shoulders to the wheel and push
the enterprise to glorious consummation.
A meeting of the company and the Cham
Der of Commerce is called for tonight at
Bach, Cory d Co.'s Office. 1t is proposed to
select committee on building location and
other matters of Importance will be dis
cussed. Every member should be present.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
Two Novel Entertainments.

On Sunday night DR.. j. @. Harrison, the
eminent traveller and specialist, will deliver
the first Of series of lectures to men only
at Ming's opera house. These lectures will
be magnifoently illustrated by means of
dissolviug views projected upon NAM
moth canvas by powerful steriopticon.
The views were especially prepared for DR..
actual cases under the methods of
his treatment in the hospitals of Vienna,
Paris and London. The Chicago Times of
January 18th says: "Dr. Harrison is a
graceful and fluent speaker, interspersing
his remarks with personal experiences and
anecdotes, and retaining the unflagging in
terest of his hearers
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
The SwimminK Match on.

The swimming match between Prof.
Mowry and Michael Ganviu, which was to
take place next Saturday at the Broadwater
plunge, has been declared off. and the for
felt has been delivered to Harry Woolrich
by John V. Black, the stakeholder. DR..
Salvail furnishes certificate that Ganvin
has marked sensativeness which demon
strates a tendency to hernia, and therefore
every physical effort must be avoided. In
case Ganvin RECEIVERS the match will take
place,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
PERSONAL.

J. L. Millard, manager for DR.. Harrison,
is in town.
Austin Corbin, Jr., Of New York, is at the
Bloadwater.
Mrs. Robinson, Of Marysville, is at the
Hotel Broadwater.
John Wycoff. agent for the Charter Oak
stove, is in the city.
Frank B. Thormes,o of Butte who was under
Will O'Keefe, metallurgist of the Spotted
Horse mine, arrived yesterday from Maiden
for a short visit.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

The Bank Of Townsend has been incor-
porated with a capital of $25,O0O in 25O
shares of 800 each. The stockholders are
T. H. Kleinschmidt, of Helena; T. E. Ken
aston, Breckenridge, Mimi; ]. L. Harper,
of Minneapolis, and the following gentle
men Of Townsend: j. r. Weston, Herman
Berg, O. T. Allen, J. E. Kanouse, w. E.
Tierney, G. M. Jones, w. j. Stafford, G. A.
Whipple, T. Mccarthy and H. S. Hyatt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
THE COURTS.

The case Of J. E. Landsnan vs.. J. D.
Thompson was on trial all day yesterday in
the district court.
Final papers of citizenship were granted
to William K. Miller.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
The Supreme Court.

The only business in the supreme court
yesterday was the handing down of two
opinions which appear in other columns of
this paper. The court then adjourned un-
til July IA.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
United States District Court,

The Montana Limited Co. vs. William
Clarke ct al; set for June 5.
wager, administrator, vs.. Northern Pacific
Railroad Co.; on trial before jury; plain
tiff rests and defendants motion for nom
suit will be argued to-day.
Harry r. Comley was admitted to prao-
tice in this court.
The United States district court will meet
again on Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
Ladies Take Notice.

You are especially invited to call at ny
store and witness practical experiments i'll
roasting, baking, boiling, etc., in the wc,-
derful wire guage oven of the new Charter
oak stove. Exhibition Friday and Satur-
day, May 23d and oath, from 10 a. m. to 5
p. m. THos. Corr,
% South Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
A Coming Ball.

A Coming Ball.
Society Svia will give an Inauguration
ball at Turner hall, Saturday evening, May
31st. The society will not leave anything
undone to make it grand success. The
hall will be nicely decorated for the occas-
ion, and everybody is cordially invited to
come and have a good time. Jaeger will
furnish music. .
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
Chamber of Commerce.

Chamber Of Commerce building company
will meet in the rear Office of Bach, Cory &
Co.'S store at 8 o'clock tonight. All men,
beers are urged to be present as business of
Importance will come up.
DONALD BRADFORD, G. K. Cole,
Secretary. President.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
The Bannister Company,

The Bannister Mining company has been
incorporated by William G. Child, E. D.
Bannister, John NJ. Anderson, of this
county; John Y. Wiggin, of Boston, and
Clarence C.Frost, of Norwich, Ct. Work will
be carried on in the Summit Valley Mining
district, Silver Bow county. The capital is
$1,000, 900 in 100000 shares of IS each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22

| hereby warn the public not to purchase any
| land or los in the PhuniN. Willard and Council
additions, as farther proceedings will Prove de
fectiye title. CARL klElNSCA MIDI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
VIII Arrive To-Day.

Passengers for Helena on the Northern
Pacific west bound train, due at 2:3O p. M
to-day are A. A. Smith, H. NJ. Smith
Frank Cameron, G. r. Jennings, N. H
Worthey, G. L. Samate, M. J. McGrath, r
J. Gregg, A. L. Portong, j. A. Willard, C
G. Drummond, Z. c. Hood, Mary G. Hood
Charles E. Severance, G. NJ. Alspach, Ottt
johnson and wife; Mrs. Sethlene and daugh
ter, j. w. Burkert and r. Il. Bailey.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
The Sllver Lake Cnn,u

Tho Silver Lake Company.
The Silver Lake Consolidated Mining
company has been incorporated by Ransom
Tuttle. John A. Rockwell and Henry w.
Sparks, of Anaconda. The capital is $780,
600 in shares of 81 each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
The Lightning Gray Company.

Samuel K. Davis, E. w. Knight, w. D.
Smith, Hiram E. Burch and Aaron H.
Nelson have incorporated the Lightning
Gray Copper Mining company. Operations
will be carried on in Jefferson county. The
capital is $4,000 in shares of one dollar
each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
BruneIl & Co., special.

To-day from . to 10 We place on sale our
entire stock of parasols and summer UNI
brellas, new line Just in for this sale.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22

SPECIAL SALE OF MEMS SUITS.
Four Days Only From Wednesday, May
21st, to Saturday, May 25th, Included.
Can offer special bargains in our great
mems suits sale, having complete line of
all grades from So upwards, which cannot
be surpassed. GREENWOOD, BONN d Co.
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Guiding connemaas Circulars Cloth Doans Newmak Ladies'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22
So IDS Bros
GREAT CLOAK SALE !!
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.


we wi TERMS with each order
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-22

UUU
Grand total. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Alderman Lissrer called attention to the
fact that A. NJ. Hotter had fenced up that
portion of Main street south of Cutler.
Hotter gave that land TO the city once and
the latter spent "a 900 in improving it. The
city clerk was directed to draw up a resolu-
ton of condemnation proceedings and the
city engineer TO draw up plat of the prop
erty.
The council then drffted into9 general no.
ton to straighten streets and condemn
property. the result being that the clerk and
engineer We're instructed to take similar
action relative 10 piece of ground owned
By I. {. Ray on Ewing street between
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues: also piece
belonging 10 MIR. Foote on Ninth avenue,
between Rodney and Davis streets. The
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06
Sound OF Light.

A wonderful discovery has been at
tracing the attention Of scientists. A
beam of sunlight is made TO pass through
prism, 50 as 20 produce the solar spec
trum or rainbow. A disk, having Sits or
openings cut in it. Is made to revolve
and the colored light of the rainbow is
made to break through it and fall on
silk, wool, or other material contained
in a glass vessel. AS the colored lights
fall upon 1t sounds will be given by the
different parts of the spectrum and there
will be silence in other parts. If the
vessel contains red worsted and the green
light flashes upon it, loud sounds will be
given. Only feeble sounds will be heard
when lilo ID and blue parts Of the rain
bow fall upon the vessel, and other colors
make no sound at ALL Boston Traveller.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06

repentance is often a matter of cir
cnmstance; bad liver is sometimes mis-
taken for rcmorse.
II cleanliness is next to godliness, tho
Baptists begin their religious life well.
incompetence is a tyrant that man
creates to reign over him.
Hope may be the anchor of the soul,
but Faith is the wharf at which the soul
lies moored.
The phrase, Heaven is for the good, /"
rather loses its force when we consider
that everybody expects to go there.
Justice Is never so blind but she can
tell the difference between rich and
poor man.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06

There are 2 .75o languages.
Envelopes were first used In 1880.
Telescopes were invented in 1880.
The first steel pen was made in 1890
Watches were first constructed in 1870.
The first iron steamship was built ia
1890
The first lucifer match was made in
1920.
The first horse railroad was built in
1867.
The value OF ton Of silver IS Ss7.-
704sA
Coaches were first used in England in
1869.
Modern needles first came into use in
1913.
The value of a ton Of gold is $685.
1927.
Kerosene was first used for lighting
purposes in 1926.
One million dollars gold coin weighs
3,0e5.e pounds avoirdupois
One million dollars silver coin weighs
60 ,929 . pounds avoirdupois
Until 1915 cotton spinning was per-
formed BY the hand spinning wheel.
Glass windows were first introduced
into England in. the eighth century.
Measure 200 feet on each side and you
viii have square acre within an inch.
The first complete sewing machine was
patented by Elias lowe, Jr., in 1S46
The first steam engine on this conti-
nent was brought from England in 1868.
Tho first knives were used in England
and the first wheeled carriage in Franco
In 1859.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06

Over go people were forced to leave
heir homes yesterday to call at their
druggists for free trial package of
Lanes Family Medicine. IL your blood
Is bad, your liver and kidneys out Of
order, IL you are consiipated and have
6os @ sDs Snsghtiy yus cO%p s
for free r s - mil V Of sbis rragS remedy
The ladies praise It. Everyone likes 1t.
Large-size package 50csnts.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06

IL Is dangerous 10 tamper with irriia-
ting liquids and exacting snuffs. Use
pleasant. and IL easily applied. It cures
the worst cases OF catarrh, cold In the
head and hay fever, giving relief from
he first application. Price 90 cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-06

tEIf you want good cigars and tobacco
60 TO Alex. Harris, Maryland Avenue.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
GolfetGnfng I Snoien.

TIMBER GOltetalinssu | Snoien | 1881
blep lere Stammer | ct 3iItritt | be in.
ors grupinisr r0ooe os sicmts iis inbs
I Stogene. 3iitriitets @uusrusr III
lmiolertib 6gooinssn ouertalt til at tptts
I'll 6orflariug oosr, boao Der sseutlts
nertes meo 5oltstruirsen. 20 ban
uIoIte, at oliteus @Gooemnal ipi1er en-
i~rtmtrGosuoe RClle / ale inoilts Sol
tcidsn, ipriifrsoe ban 0epSiugea bsit
og eprt, at GrOnuiH9en al England os
Seiierinosn al Huslauo uar tumniet Op
at trGttes on, boem al benz Der beri,eoe
over be fleite uuoeriaatter, % be bauoc
9iort ct bgit 8Rooemonl. Gan iorfta
reoe benz oerpaa, at 6oltetRamgeu bleu
opta8et for at ai9ipre 8Eooemaalet, c9
ban ooonrebe 3itb6rsrue, / beaanoeoe
Orb, mob at blipe / Sfogeu % lille labe
zig tGlIe, for eQers piloe 3rOnninaeu
tobe 8Gooemnalet, % be uiloe for iteoie
aniees iom 6orGoere. Siitorien eioroe
in Nptte, % Stammerle Loo iig t9le.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
325

I 9itsrs6tIanb. Seq par ii aar, ban i~iortsH. gi tts
gebe meo Stibe gGlteu psb Slo;sussu. Seq ialot /
gGtten, ban trat mig op al ben os bar mig, iaa uaa0
ies par, op ao ben bpe Irapps til SlOttst. Dan bIeu
li9s iaa uaaO iOm ieg. 200 mig MI, at ou UiI rare
min 6Gitems," iOgOs ban, ureoens BAN bar mig. Seq
!oDeoe oet.........Se9 baUoe 10 life beore 6orltauO ri
baDoe 10 iaa tiot Ieget SruO % 8ruogOm... 49,. "Dlsn
bet ut! pare ior bsitanotg~ ........."Sg ou oil oIoyig /
gsroeu bOIbe al nogsu anosn2@ "yei, " iagos ies."
Sun taug; bet par imOo bsnOes Jtatur at itrtite.
ia S.riiteiaoeren life iuareSe. ueSbIeU bun:
"Sioen bar bun Here Ganse giort mig bet iaums
Spsr95maal. CONNIE Cher bar leg iparst Ga, iOmms
Cher Rel. Seq r iua uitaois. Os bau az bet snouu
mere. Sg s ueO, 6uoer, bUOr itipiincet is5 ~un6ertjOsn
G. Seq bar iOnme liosr UGrst iaa ureO paa baur, a.
ies tunOs buue iaaet BAN. 6ammeryigeyas bar iortaIt
mig cling ON bam. iom ieg blues Ueo at OmtaIe. Saas
ban er D., 6aoer SoBaHnes! aa, ol CT en- ltGi l;o, nj
IsUsr /; griniu CT life ct 6Gar bsore euO andre Suns
ters. 9r oct life itammeIist2 % M opsH 6isbc; /
Rrigen! Com ON Ul lite uiOits, Buor6au De Lever i
8rigsn!"
ga. Uisielis sr bet en- Hem lib, ntta Gtgeila0osr
Tan man iait life liOe paa, iasce SsuiteiOorsu meo
ct Gut. "llaH ital life psmme eli aus MaaO uJsrt. +"
@9eg par ii aay %OesoHs, " OeobIep Stviits6arutt,
bst Jun bGUsos Slemuen, "Os iiOen bar leg iaast bssre
6orltauO. Seq Jar ionms Cher tGRtt, at bet par aopt,
on. ies raaOeoe mig ielu. 9OOriOr ltaI en- 6pinos sipe
ig bel, en- Nan0s SOIO2 Set 81 Msansifeys 2op,
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
Sra Sronnins Griitinas l1nsoomstio.
ai 3. Topelils.
GortIat ira forriae Ro.)

tDUhtINt Nv StAfH W.
~Ss iaa rinse 9antsr narer @bers geIaruaroI9'
hS ON StanSbaftisbeO | GrOen! 9paS anier suc bet,
Jan nj tdIuer bsbrs eler rtnssrs, naar ri blot ltaa 1alt
" 'p'i9tist 9ierteIas2"
"Wten iaa Tan en- SaIuiniit 10 Osiaa bIius IaIts I
i'm bib farsnse Gro."
"Dtaafte, eitsriom Gbers 8eIGruGrbisbsb Tiger bet.
Wen Rurpriuisu al Sranbenbrr9 ta9er ies alorts !
eipet..
Oct uar en- ~offsntIis StatsbsmmslisbsS os glen'
panO for SlabSsrsn peb ale @uropaS 9oiIer, at Surs
lprttsn al 8ranbenburs paa ben Eio fOrmslis bauSe an'
SolOt ON Sriltiuas 6aanS for i'm aIbits son, Eronar'
'rnSen 6reberit g8ilbeIm, ben iensre iaa nauntunolSs
'liors Surfyrlte." 9enue SOrbinbsIis par paat9nt'
susgsOs 0rOnningens ipaOs 9arnOOm, nisSsns benoeo
6aoer Ieueos, Os iaapeI ban iOm 6OrmpuNsrreserInssH
hua8Ns Den u~maaosIis p~OIitiif SetpSnins, bet Spsr'9s
sHOso OiIOe waOerIas9e fig HGitsn belle DlterlssHs VOL
S~Pgr9smaalet par blepet uoiat, men M ltoo Del 'pf
N9ren Og trGusoe neb belle fin @Ggt ct ~aislsrsnOe Spar'
EN0ltttet oar %trttit; 6urmpnOer'e par tuIOlraa0lse;
Yao &rlltinos eget ga elsr 0ei bsrosoe en- %toranOre'
V'agitiliR8 9orOen. Oct uar berfOr, bun baDoe iil'
'9'ot 0en eleite 9toaOgiuer, bun nGreoe iulo gun III,
"e Tor at IDtte I'll bans JtaGo, tbi beHoeS Sslta'asns
'"' iaST, men ior at uGbns i9 nieo DC @ruHos, lon'
pas %E@roonr, alosi'ab % t9taSiVea9e0 tanOe "N'G''e'
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
&nuetS Cprtnoelie.

Nan fan trpgt iise, at 8ul bopeoia.
selis b%eitaar Of uer eler miubre fnuite
us iammenpresieos 2euuinSer al Slaoe,
@rene, Stilte us 5rs af fOrIfjeaise Or
ter 5urr, Moie % Sregner. De fleite
af bisie 8lanter er "blomiterlgie," Dc
boyer / fore Masier paa lautli9senbe,
lumpise Steoer, Os unoer ct iprbplos.
his parrut &timat. 2999er oi oisie
4ntpbuiu8er til oct, ipul ui f~orefinoer
llnOerleiet "ps 9aset" til ale &uueier,
fan pi sjere us en- sOO Soe ON, buOrle.
bes Set enfette 8uleie sr bleOet til.
8i fan begDnoe meo at iige, at buert
8uleie prattiit repreIenterer en- gaumel
aanoIaoe, ianoipnlisuis en- ubpre Os
neiten leun Mprlaoe, Der netOp iaaz
pibt ligser Ooer SgiuanbsmGrfet, Ell
Iaaoan 1laoe, ionn ri III ON 9a9en fan
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
SanfefGier % SpoagelieS=
Sctient.

9anfelaiereu q. Gler. Subnipn, boert
hi tioli9ere bar Omtalt, fOretOs forrise
9sroas / Duluth ct Experiment, Der be-
Uiier, at 9antelasnins Tan finoe en-
praftiit Gnpenbeliei Opoassliespulitiets
Tieneite. Otter "Scanbia" meobeler ri
berpm:
"2srbas Miobas iamlepes &sprGs
ientanterne for Spens GIoiier / Spaloing
Sptel; Der Htuloe furesipes, at ct Muro
blcu besaaet, % Wr. Sobnion pilbe
lerere meb tilbunone pine fnbe ben
Wprbebe, Morbuaabenet, Worbersr os
til1lut pii., bporleoes Morbet bleo be-
saast. Baitor Salter blep ubieet til at
itune mDrbes Og CT. Glib. Ruslsr iom
Muroeren; bisie tiDrte oa inbuoer gu
periOr Street / 8osu iammen meO
Stat8ienator 8uluen % Wt. 8. Sau,
Der ItulOe funsere iom Mteoier; efter
itlste N~pisfOltene. Man tiDrte til 3bie
Gueuus G., en- balu 8lpd op, buOr man
itob al, % Scr, &usler FOB iOm ban itat
0olten tire @anse / 8rpitet paa 8aitOr
Galtcr, Der antases at blioe lissenoe ogo
paa 6ortnusst, booreiter 8olten bleu
itjult paa en- Sploe / Ru9lers Ipotbef
% MOrOeren gil til ct. Souls SOtel,
bpOr ban bluuosoe fig melem andre.
On Stuto eftsr tom Tantelaieren no
fra Spaloins Sotel, bppr ban baube till
brast 1iben unber 8eppstnins. Doer
boert gie bar fprit last en- StinobanOife,
boOreiter Einene blep tilbuubne meo ct
GommetgrflGoe, Ds puer belle SOpebet
traf ban en- tor tpf SGtte, iom Ri Ielp
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30

ie peo Runeirserne al RisTsFppi %
Sonses, os ION batter Sunbrsbsr al
nunoraimils. llnoerleist, iom fnoes
Itrat uroer RuQsist, er mso fine utaIige
Hsooer life anbet sno ben ielpiammC,
9anIs Sprbbunb, pao 6uilte Der poyte
belle Stoge al 8regner, Gatamitss, 9es
ptoOOsnora % 6iailario, bpilte tlGots
be ~aIo9amIe 5laoer, iOm i~tratts ia fra
Snpets Spitsr til be ijerutlis9euoe 6Sis
lanoe. Selps auQet repreienter ben
idste os 9raouiie DphObuin9 al Blas
osne, Grensue, Stammerne % Grgene
al Senne pp2ise Iesetatiou, iOm MI
slennem uenoelig LANCE 9sriooer er
bleoen bodroe % PRESET iammsu TT IN
grstcel al i'm naturlige Strrrelie oeo
bet foriRroelise Trpt ira altpperne
openoper benz. l~ltallige Geuerationer
al Blanter MAJ babe leoet pg or oDoe,
tsreno bet msrfe % rise Ylnntemulo or
bleoen opbobet | iaa itOr MGrgoe, at
bet bar tilitrGIielis ON life til mer eno
Ell Sob aul. Men pi bliucr tlliioit
mot til at aEtnse, at ben eamle 2nuos
Ilnoe begpnoer liot eiter ltot at ipnte
neo unber Tanoet. os at be eu9nug
srguue Sletter blep bGttet al Stenttet4
lalte 8anb. Manse al Stogeus aons
ger maa bape ialbt, boor be itOo, men
andre bar mOoltaaet BDT0eTTe, tnottt
oeres Stammer blep be9rauet al mango
Sob Ser, mems 9anoet ienere title be
srop 8eiten al 3rGet. Get ~iaatalote
Tag" paa aulleiet bier ps oeripr ben
Sammenbobnins al @rus og Sunoialo,
Der bar letret Jig Oper bet pOroenoe Sui.
leie, us ri fan let i%Uritaa, bUOrIOr BET
er Iaa ri9t paa Stilte os @rene al
Sregner u9 andre 8lanter, Os buOrior
bet iaa uite sjennemIfiareS al Oprets
ltaaenoe 2~rGItammer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-07-30
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Otter min tinse JOrituno taH Sperigss Drowning ubtus
bret itiGnte 1T SGiten6ebarn i'm 5aaub, men iaaiOm
Der CT to, Der fan uars Gale ON, tunOs npoe ben tore
2Gre, cr ies al ben Nlening, at bet UiIoe pare 6sOit for
9enos5 UiaieltGt % npttigit for Riset at paige ben al
be to. iom life blot psb uouRrtsoe gsenifabsr, men ogs
iaa Deb inOenIunOit SprO Os 1rOssbstjsnOeIie sr DGrs
bisit bsrtil."
ariitina reiite fig, men latte fig isim. Sun fOrs
is9te at le, men bet IDtteoes fun baarlis. Rpbmsn paa
benoes aiuber Grgreoe beuos. Sun fptteOe i'm StoI
i~aaIeoes, at ben ueHote Tgs9eu inioo benbes earers,
iatte fig oenne Sitting % iasoe:
"6uao msner @pers gslGruGrbisbeo ON RatbOIi.
isrnes Care, at man Pal iise Glt til i'm StriftsfOoer2"
"Sor lutberite Rrte u~uertieuOsr lite bet bsmmslise
Striftsmaal JON ct Satrumsnts; ben OpiOrorsr b.
ErOenOe iii at be,isnbe fine SpnOsr for Cub. Daeu
bet CT bog ~'riiteIist Ogiaa for i'm StriitefObr at tes
tienoe, bOao man bar pua SamUittisBsOsn."
"9uie Goers 8elGruaroigbsO uHI IaOs pare al is
bsrben, uI leg bstienns Ell SpnO, ies bar pua Samuits
tis5sOsu."
9obauneS Wtat5iG par tUilroaOig. San iaa life
ben IalenOs, men bet ~iOrstOu bam, at bsnosS Stsmme
par balut Iesnoe, ballot grGosnOe.
@9UaoiOmbeIit ct Striits5aru bstror i'm SiaIsisrs
ger, . iasOs BON omiio1 u%lpOrIis, ~itaI bsOarss ubrs:
SsIis GausbeO unSsr StriittmauIets SssI."
Seq bar sivet ct Ssfe," usOblsU ariliaa mss
iaste Stenrne. iom ON BUN par banse iOr, at Suoleu
paa Maattsn iunSs forbade bsnbe. Oct par paa R5u5