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Evening journal., 1890-10-09
A Bio STEAMSHIP AGROUND.
She is vi ated again mt high Tide-B. 7
Corners Family Return-Sianal Lights.

She is vi ated again at High Tide-B. p.
Corners Family Return-siRnal Lights.
NEW CASTLE, Oct 9-The Red Star
Line steamship Belgenland, from Phila
delphia for Antwerp with freight and
passengers, grounded on the lower Bulk
head bar just below This city at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, at the ID Mt cal spot on
which the big ship RappAhannock was
stranded last spring The steamships
engines were reversed and every effort
was made to keep her from sticking fast
until high water, when, after a few at
tempts, the ship slid OIL without any
damage.
The little folks of the city will hold a
'doll reception" ia the Sunday school
evening. The children will take their
o'clock the reception will begin, lasting
until o'clock, when program of sing
ing and speaking will be rendered.
The Allan Line steamship Canadian,
from Glasgow, Scotland, for Philadel-
phia, with cabin and steersgs passengers,
passed up last evening When passing
the MISUNDERSTANDING this city, she dis
played the handsome Allan Line night
signals Of red, white and green calcium
lights, with beautiful effect. +. w.
Hoffman. the well known assistant
agent answered the signals by iue dis
play OF fireworks
The driving wheel Of one OF the pile
drivers, at work on the big government
contract at Firms Point, broke down
yesterday, and the machine will be dis
Gbled for several days. The work Is
rapidly progressing and this is the first
accident that has happened since 1t began
| George A Smith and family Of Morton,
Pa who have been the guests of friends
here for several days, returned home
yesterday
Mrs George Rocket, who has been
! spending ths summer at Atlantic City.
returned home yesterday much improved
IN health
The P, W. s B railroad pay car
reached this city early this morning and
left several hundred well filled envelopes.
Miss Emily Leech Of Wilmington, who
has been the guest Of Mrs John I Ham
ilton, returned to her hon. yesterday
The. American Line steamship LORD
Cough, from philadelphia to Liverpool
passed d0wa to-day The ship was d.
layed in receiving her cargo in Philadel-
phia
A large derrick, which was used In
unloading a barge at the coal wharf OF
Samuel p Truss, fell yesterday morning,
and several workmen narrowly escaped
being crushed to death
Number 3 furnace in the Delaware
Iron Works was disabled by an accident
last night.
The family Of Barrett P. Conner.
which was taken into the country sew
era weeks ago, for change of air, al
the members being i'll with typhoid
fever, has mp'eiely recovered, and viii
, return home this afternoon. d lega-
tion OF women from the M. E. Church
will receive the family
Shifting Engine No OF the Della war,
} Iron Works, was derailed Oh the ri vel
road this morning. causing a delay o.
r about two hours The engine was mo-
! badly damaged
/ Miss Rose Collins moved into hel
handsome new brick residence on Della
{ ware street above Sixth this morning
+ The building WAS erected by Contraeto
MeCaulleY, and adds greatly to thsappear
ance OF the street there
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

CATHELL- RAlLEY.- Se,trrrber 10,
by Rev .lohn d. q. Hama, William T..
Cathell and Miss Alice Bailey, both Of this
city.
GRE 7G-REAsIN. On Oct Der l. by the
Rev Wllington Il dukes, Camden, n. j.,
Robert VI. Gregg and Ida Reasip, both OF this
city.
HARVEY BOLTON On the 9TH Of Oeto-
her by the Rev. Willinm p. Swartz. Allan
w Harvey, Jr. and Miss Anna d, Bolton,
both OF Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
PeNINsuLA N.ws pAaAeaApAs

Captain Turner, of the Maryland
police steamer, Governor McLane. who
arrived to day, reports having over.
hauled a number Of boats engaged in
scrsping for oysters in Choptauk river.
Tue state Of Msrylsnd Is making war
In the musical and social clubs for viola
ii On Of the local option laws Of the
Eastern Shore.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
BROKE Her Arm.

Mrs Frank Quigley Of No $40 Madison
street, had one of her arms broken Tues
day by falling down stairs when the
shock OF the explosion az DnPort's mills
came. She started to descend the stairs
when her foot slipped and she fell with
the above result. DR.. Draper dressed
the injury.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
"standIng with relu ,tant feet

Where the brook and river meet"
Is period OF 'maidenhoodn which Is peril
Gus in the extreme TO a vigorous, a d healthy
womanhood Reckl IS exposure, 1T certain
times. which induce irregularities, has
wrecked many q fair young life. To all af-
nlctcd with derangemen of uterine
nature Or Pie-ce's Favorite Prescription Is
OF inestimable value. 1t is the only medicine
for women, sold by druRgists. under a posi-
tive guarantee from the manufacturers. that
it will give satisfaction in every case, OF
money refunded. This guarantee has been
printed ON the bottle wrapper. AID faithfully
carried out for many years
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

The record OF cures accomplished by
Hoods SarsaparillA can never be com
pletely written. The peculiar curative
powers Of Hoods Sarsaparilla are success
full when everything else has failed. If
your blood is impure, your digestion out
Of order. try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
The Fair at Elkton.

The Cecil County Agricultural Society,
which Is now holding its annual sair at Elk
ton Nd announces that the fair will be held
on SATURDAY next. and that special trains
will be run on Saturday by the ,. W & Is.
railroad the came as o the other fair days.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
iTEBs OF INTEREST

MISS Rosebud lat her first race)-"And who
did you say that gen tleman In ha checked
salt wasp air. Straightipp "0h, that is s
-. the bookmaker " Miss Rosebud (tn-
thusi sstcally)- bring him up and intro
duce him. You know dote upon authors"
- Brooklyn Life
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

tILoUHGER-"You look fustercd about some-
thing, Fritz" Ohenfegger-'Who wouldn't.
alreatty2 Dot Teller va looks ike Shnn sui
ltvans dakes down meln No Shmokin' sign
unit lides hees cigar nit it."-Puck.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

"wAITRR, there's something the matt +
with this steak" what rir2 Why. sir. IL 3
just "Oh know now. It's, its small size.
at FIRST dn't zee 1t. Up iladelphia Times.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

"FATHERn said Willie, do Esquimaux eat
candles?' II believe So" well, - the boy
continued. thoughtfully. I'D like to see one
when he struck a Roman candle. Washing
ton Post.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

A TTFNTirN DEMOCRATS OF THE
a FIFTH wARD-A meeting OF the remo-
or t. of the fth ward viii be he'd Friday
evening October 10. q O'Clock At the 5. f.
corner OF Ninth and DUPONT streets.
A full attendance Is requested and n IA
desired that cry Democrat Of the ward will
be pre- ent.
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

NOTICE;
At meeting of the Stockholders Of TIE
Ford and Ryan Moro co Co ~ hell this day,
the fol owing re solutions were adopt d:
Resolved, That In the judgment OF the
b ard OF directors OF he = ord and pySn
Morocco Company, II e deemed advisable
aud most II tn benefit Of said cOrporA tion
thai TIE same shall De dissolved tefore TIE
expiration OF the time limited in is ce tiff
ca OF Incorporation TO wit: as toon as It's
aft FRS can be wound up"
'sResolved hat a meeting OF the stock
holders Of this company TO Ike action on
these esoluIions be held at the office OF tile
company. the Twenty seventh lay OF
October, A. D., 1897, At IL o'clock noOnn
iEmER ,. + X ), Pr eident,
Attic I: JANIS 1 FORD Secretary.
A1OTICE TO THE SCHOOL COuMrr-
~ tees Of New Castle county The School
Fund has been distributed and placed TO the
credit of each district, in the Farmers Bank
at New Castle, Della ware
WILLIAM HERBERT,
Trustee Of School Fund.
September n. 1890
&IO1IUh.-ih YOU MAN1 10 SAW
- DOLLARS, Insure your property wifi
AhWkTNS a 90. 7ia Market Street
Evening journal., 1890-10-09

>--~----------~--~4~e----
NOTICE THE DEMOCRATS OF THE
" Third ward are requested TO meft at
DillOn's carpei ter shop an Friday evening.
DC Oher 10, $50, ats O',lcck.
JOHN A. MITCHELL.
Dlaf man
Evening journal., 1890-10-09
wants Republican Judges.

This canvass is eventful for another
matter. In the course OF nature there
must soon be reformation Of the iudic-
larry Of this state. The power is vested
In governor There Is no power Of
confirmation vested in the Senate. he
makes them or unmakes them, and I be-
lieye they will be made by a Republican
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-02-18
THRUM'S ALMANAC.

MO HANDBOOK ExcELs THE HAWAIIAN
~ ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for reliable
statistical and general Information relating to
these Islands. Price 80 cents; or mailed abroad
60 cents each.
ISL Honolulu, q. 1.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-02-18
5prrial Nstifes.
MR.. W. F. ALLEN,

HAs AN OFFICE WITH MEssRs. BISHOP
IL CO.. corner of Merchant and Kaahumans
streets, and be will be pleased to attend to any
business entrusted TO him. l224-6m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
choicest, Purest, Best"
Blocker 4TC0c0a.
instantaneous Boiling Water or Mix.

Everybody says so-odys WHIT
SAYS that BLooKER's (real Dutch)
Cocoa is the favorite-at Delmonico's,
Lady Ms, on the Wagner dining
cars, in fact everywhere. Ask any
of the 400" of our grocers, in fact
your own grocer and ten to one
they'll answer. don't understand it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
A DEADLOCK AT ALBANY
Continued from First Page.

that at this meeting names suggested by the Assem-
blymen for Worlds Fair Commissioners will be
accepted by the Senators and that then the
Assembly Committee will accept the Senate bill.
The Democratic members of the Assembly Com
mittee will. of course. vote against accepting
twenty-four names. whether named by the AS
sembly or the Senate, but their opposition VIII
not be of any effect. Ii is believed by the ke-
publicans of the Senate that by thus making
concession to the Republicans of the Assembly
enough votes will be secured for the Senate Dill
in the Assembly to insure its passage tomorrow
1t has rarely happened in the history OF 'he
Legislature that conference report has oeen IT,
jected by either house. and when Messrs AcN'I'
Lewis and Andrus report the Senate Dill ia'Oi-
ably to the Assembly tomorrow there is strong
probability, therefore, that their report VIII &c
adopted and the bill passed The absence OF some
Republicans is the only bar to the Dill p"e',is
tomorrow Several of the Republicans VINO vo'eo
AGAINST the Senate bill to-day will vote for II
tO-mOrroW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
The
Fav0rite
of the
400"

but BLooKERs gets there selling more than ever now
must be good"
lis no secret The American public knows an
appreciates good thing and believes too in bm
Goods. and that 1.-The best is the cheapest. Ask you
doctor your pastor, your sons professor None afte
tasting BLookERs desert it, but often dessert
$50 CUPS of dainty beverage pure and nutritious soe
sdd, n LEADING groces
IS Merrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

surplus
From the above Surplus Dividend has
been declared to each Policy entitled
thereto. payable on It's anniversary In
1890.
Surplus by New-York and Massachusetts
Standard (Actuaries' 4 per cent. Re-
serve and Market Value Of Assets
Surplus by former New-York Standard
Gam. En-. AZ per cent. RescrVe) ......
Policies issued and revived In 1889,
S.494, insuring 30, 217 $50.
Policies in force January LIST, 1890,
81 1927, insuring SlG2 ,6l7 Ola.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
cR,yD ARMY ELECTION ~ KANSAS.

salina KAN Jan 30 CspeciaD.-The state Grand
Army Encampment has elected Ira F. Collins, Saletha'
department commander; j j. Me,ionieai oherlin'
senior vlce.eommardcr, and 4. r. Greene. Cedarvae,
tunior vIce-commander The resolutions adopted urge
Congress to increase the wording force Of the Pension
Department 50 that 49, 900 unadiusted pension claims
NAV be disposed Of demanded the National encamp-
nent for Kansas in 1902, and Endorsed the service
pension movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

annie reasons for the framing of the additional isis
why can't we have those reasons explained TO us ~
persisted Mr. Cantor.
lyon have had them explained already
"Wlu the minority give their reasons for thinking
the names not properl' asked MI COsgeshall' whom
Mr. Ives had tried to engage in another talk against
time Il WILL said Mr. Ives, as though his oppor-
tunItv had come OF the original 1913 members 1t
WAS claimed that there were sXty-one Republicans.
Mr. Platt In the Interview published yesterday al
Icres that there are only fOrty-One. Now fifty two
are necessary 10 control body Of 103 Therefore. If
Tammany controls the committee, OF the remaining
sXty-twO at least fifty two must be Ianmaly men.
mttce cOntending that at least iee were hOstle 70
Tammany, besides forty ono kepuOhcahS' ana thdt
consequently Tammany could not De sald 70 nave con
says he must have fourteen more Republican ma
jority.' 81, ..,.,
truthfulness but IL is unquaiedly and absolutely
false that the gentleman nominated by me Is Plat
man. Indeed. he has always opposed MN; ~.
IL you want my authority, take IL from MT
Platt's own interview" Then Mr.. Ives switched OF
to viruent attack Mr. Fassett and threw out some
startling accusations which were as wicked as they
were uncalled for. Mr. Fassett bore with him pa
tienty for a time, but finally ntmated that If II was
worth his while he could take up each charge cate
gorcaly prove that II was absolutely untrue and
had originated ~ mere pothOuse gossip
As To the FAIR said MIR. Fassett, 81 suppose that
everybody here understands that there flaws In the
constitutonality Of the bill We all feel that "a be-
tween the Worlds Fair and the integrity OF the State
Constitution should declare for the Constitution.
But l. for have not the courage at this time u do
IL. | want that Fair. The people want IT, and In
1902 by the grace Of Republican Legislature, Re
publican Congress and Republican President we are
going to have 1t, II II is not In the shape OF IA
Tammany Doodle machine
Mr. Roesch here read item from New York
as one Of the additional incorporates thinks the Fair
should 20 TO Washington aud asked whether MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
BUSY TONG YES IN THE SENATE.
MUCH DISCUSSION ON THE WORLDS FAIR
MEASURE.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TEInCNE.I

Albany. Jan. 30.-When the Worlds Fair matter
came up in the Senate it became instantly apparent
the minority leaders would pursue their disgrace
full and obstructive tactics Of yesterday. Mr.
Fassett the Republican leader. had taken that
no Tammany Senator should initiate Assemblyman
Guenthers example and force adjournment be-
fore the Senate learned the Houses decision with
regard 10 the bill ana. although the other senate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

c,EAL PLUSH SACoUES. JACKETS, WRAPS and
y Newmarkets s25 garments reduced 70 Sio S9o gar
ments reduced s35 $50 garments reduced 70 SOU Tlu
garments reduced sos. Entire stock placed on secOhu
noor 1903 Prnce-st. c. c. SHAYNE Furrier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

intmated that a majority Of them were Republicans
Perhaps might suspect that he had made matheae'
zeal calculation as to the number Of Democrats we
have added few Republicans, and now see this amazing
change in his attitude! bill which was so Deauuiul
before denounced Then Mr. Sheehan thought the
bill should be Immediately passed. Does he nOwY lie
will say. II refuse 90 agree with the senate
amendment shall have to have compromise commit
tee and then there will be further delay. Does Mr.
Sheehan sti his position that there should be
no delay. tell the gentleman from New.York (Mr.
Gibbs that the Republicans in favor OF this BILL
am glad to see that the have such admiration
~ Mr. DrneW He does not need IL.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
Sor Gnsboioutmgen.

Ga mi eft SrBb % biscuits,
iom ct blepen baaroe og tDrrc, fan bltpe
lna 9oot lom nDbngte peo at ~bebanoles
paa iplgenoc Maaoe: s en- %tilitrafteii9
flor @rpbe elcr Slifz&asieiolle b9loes
Del Sauo, iom brin9eS iii at fo9e.
8 &ogctarret lG99es Iaa enoel NiS
fpiIte eller 5rppinber laa bit, at SrUz
oct, uaar bette III lGgQe8 ocrpna, life
tommcr til at berpre &anoet. Sper
aiorrelet lr99es ct trtliutteitoe Saa9.
On Ell balp Sime eller np9et lGu9ere
er ct belt 8rpo, eller inoen ior9OlospiS
~turtere 8ib SiscuitS, oibele8 lpm ~ierife.
Dian bpr life bonpe mere 8reb, eno
Der bebppes ipr ct gar Cages Sio.
Selu 3 Tigers gammelt 8rBb bliuer eiter
ell ianonu 8ebanbli9 %uelimngcnbe.
Gbammelt Srpo fan iprreIten benptte8
Delpl9f 1onl reoet mn paa CT Gloelerti.
9Gg9eblommcr ilaaes; oeri bDppes Seal
pefotelIeter, Sfinteifiper, Orefarbpnabe
% %li9uenpc; berpaa bpppes &ipoitis
uerne / repct 9ummelt Srob pg itcges
paa ~alminbeli9 Wauoe i en- S%tegeponhc.
Nnoute Setter, b~ebaublebe paa benne
Sis, imaser lanst bebre emo ueb anOeu
Sebauolins.
Stegt &alpeleper. - @n tor
raa Salueleper lfj9res pp / Sfiper;
bisic opppes / uispet sG9, bernGit i
rcpet Srpo, blNnbet meo Yepper pg
Salt. Sfiuerne iteges gunite let /
Smpr, ioa DC life bliper baaroe, % Ter
peres meb tpgte 8ptetes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
@anStGt Got.

ut tltnre 9jsre Ssi usiennemtrGngcs
list ior 8ano er en- prG9tis Spfinoelle,
iiGr naar 5remsaugsmaacen ct ian
limpel % biQi9, at enbuer fau sigre Def
/ Suiet. Den @eolfe, iom bar pitt fla
mcget goo til at sjpre 9pi panOtGt, be.
itaar al en- Splesnins al so Sr. Ilut,
65 Or. @tpiutter % 5 @r. @clatin
(rcut 9im). 0enne gprtion CT ltOr
ltot til en- 9appe eller Yoeriratfe og TO
tier fuu nogle iaa Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22

Ter opitaar Der mart ct ~fortroIist Senitab. 0esnen os
bans GIeu iao unber ben samIe SO GaarOen PED Sburs
boIin. lDasar brpb 6piite al gsen, plutfeoe gaaieurt
% scuetano, font uorsoe @aarben, bandit en- 6ranS,
Ia9oe Den ON SesnenS bruno Sat, iaa bau imilsnos inb
/ Siuene Os iasoe mso fin met rsrenbs Stemme, Der life
pr belt iri Tor 6%otetteri:
~9Gr mig 9atin!"
Yetrus eutb to9 GIusten meO baitise 6ee. San
ltoIsos life paa iu Stanbbaitisbso. Settc paatrGns
senbe Si9ebaru, iom enSuu par ben Nloer, ba Born
faar Jlis, par uinobltaaeli9t. buor bapee bun IGrt
bette? Site &astcSbuiet, eu,Lu minOre aoiiaIoen
paa Sburbolm.
Slolis ON Morgeuen 2nacn cier bauSe 6asar
iaaet Sop til at saa meo 9uoerS oadipet no Stopen at
ie til 6n9leinarer. 6an9ien par goo, ben samIe Sol,
bat par uomGrtst 9umsr. gan bar forpoen Siers
pernc Osiaa en- prGstis Stnr, Der par taIoen mso 2@re
for bans iitre ausle.
De latte fs paa Ell iaIoen 6uruitamme pso Stran'
ben for at bpds Zig og tos tit MaoIprraao freni, tort
Srso % en- Sraflaite fplbt meo Melf. Zen ferlte Seps
tsmberiol sIitreos Bet uaabe @rGS % ~iorielpeoe ct ipast
Strpmbros i Deriouds Sune. Suiiuoe broseoe Suams
pc, aarstiosnS Born, beoattsbs pppig 5arpeprast Sto.
pens mosgrenne alGpebon.
"aupers,4 iasoe 9osar, Abpor bar pu iauet bet
uuosrli9s Gauu - Sadlpet?"
Oct itGl pare petit, lite pet" ipareoe ScIoa:
ten meb Der Ipltise @riu, Der itunOom lgts op bans
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
vi.
GaHnabis.

9a9ar bapOs bespnct at resne meb 4etrus 9utb
os ar6eIOst t9 i9isnnsm Dc fire Species b~urtiaere, enb en-
Aneen ptlpe bnpe I9rt SabeQen. 94reren bapoe tGntt at
slsre 9olOt psO belle Gals GiuiiOn iom bet boieIte tans
ttllae glaaI for %fuinSeIis 9tssnetunit, men 9sbet al iaa
Sa9s par SrGnlen ouriprungsn. % Mari6en iortiat
mo pao SrSfernes Sn,rna6e. Ser eit bet ireuab meb
'omms ulianolelise cart. llusntet par man miSt inoe
heg@tadetr1, os I%aaleoes gift bet piOere, 90 pioere til ben
'orpalttos Sarr omiiosr matte betienoe. at ban bapbs
naasi SrGrlen Tor fine oritbmctilte aunoitaber. Wlen
eaoos ydnis sntb siust en- singer, iaa too bans Siieis
PEI els 9aaHoeu. StriOt Tor Sfribt iou ban fla tort
m0 paa nqs Sunoitabsomroaosr. tSan teaneoe 6ort /
Sahost % 'neuteoe i'm liIborsriuSe / @IeInenterns al
SeosrGllen. Oct neite Stribt fsrte til bet tibet, man
'snsaHs 0l0lls ON aOtarens Bigger. st Sfribt pioere.
% man Uar inbs SibelBitOren. 8erfra TOM man til
xei.r ausuiuS Os GOr, berfru til iIbtanterne at Me.
taipften. St git iom msO 1rpleri. Den iimpIe Sos.
nns paa 9aaOen par, at Ell 8ssu cperiie Slasie / bet
l7oe aarbunorsOss Stole lite uaos tnnue tlore flo /
nalineoer1is sIasie bet l9os, bog meo l~lnbtaeelIe al
sntin % @rslt, buOri ban tunb, matte en- giutiSss9rO.
isslor lenoer % lumnlen. "a ben ~IorpirreSe uaoe er.
rr iaa bet tGse en- baitis GnOe msb bans eaet aunoltabs.
iorraaS % ielte fig mere Os mere uoe al StanO til at
ipare paa nGrsaaenOe Sppssmoal, ertlarebe ban fin
lnoerpisning for enot.
3msaeHn ct beSaOet Barn % bets inieresisrsbe Ga.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
Iarmelt, 6niet % 6apet
sorstiei paa melfnino.

Ina en- omerifunit 5oriegS ltattOn bar
&c yrppct, builfen SnoHpoelie @IeIlnli''
aen bar paa RelfemGusocn. On risti8
bra @ar til at mslfe, trosbc be, meltcoe
5 9isr / IA Gage | Tr9t, nben at ban
bopoc GueIic ON, at bet gialot ct 5or'
Iro. 3erpna bleo DC famine 5 Sisr
unoer aiturat famine Boring % Stel
meltet | IA Gage af Ell anoen Wteiter.
Wtcu bom bleu bet iortlaret, at M Gjalot
oct at piie, ON ban par noget til Scar
til at melfe eller CT.
&eiultatet blep, at bper al Slgrere
@ienneminit melteoe nGr 2 nudrts
mere ON 7Oocn mrber Wtelfer Nlmei
2 euo moer Mtelter Rlmier /.
6pOr ue9et blir ct iIiutt WtdnoIol'
eacr Spinoiolt til at melfe urrct on
aaret pna ct pnsietigt 5jes efter bette
tror DC ~ | MtoolGtnln9 I'll Ell ll9e
splcig Melfer?
ct Melfemcmeife, iom trGfter III
Sen Iiite 3raabcn al Suret, - Iom 81,
iis SiO peo buer $50 og CT ri8ti8 6ob
ben meS ben % iormelis fan luffe b
iibite iebelte Sfp9tterne uoai ben D!
heloe ben pppe / oct NET mnli9e, =
prut ulSrig meO bam efer bence on
nuole Dollars mere ON glurct. Get c
p9rot me9ct mer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-01-22
Sen cngeiife Sbronc.

Gen eHSclite Chrome, ipm brA9es,
naar Stprbritauiens &ou9er pg 9rons
ningcr frOues. % ipm ier iau 9limrenbe
M meo lit foItbore Silfebetref, meo lit
Strict og tit Cub, er / Sirfelisbeoen
blot en- gammel @geitpl / antif Stil.
Gen er blepeu benDttet oeo ale ltpre
SpitiSeligbeber / De iibite 600 gar %
maaite enOOg l9n9ere, ba mango paas
lioelige Sfri6enter tiger, De bar funbet
Spor al beus Siluerelie enbo9 ipr BET
lite Narbuuorebe. Gurenes 8rlt9 bar
9jort bet gamle @9etre iaa baarbt Ipm
Steu og ieigt iom Sern. TDgsen %
SiOerne paa oenne Stpf bar / gamle
Sage malet / forifielli9c 6aroer, buOrai
ale III ifjules al bet tunge ellie, %
8loiel8betrRf. Gen masilfe Strait, ipnl
tillG9ges oenne Slotibsleuning, iinSes
/ S9oet, ium er 9iort al EFT tlns 90
uppleret Sauoiten, 26 Sommer lang,
179 breo us 193 tDt. aansc fpr Den
blep flGbt / Silfe ps prpoet meb Cub
for at bru9es al 3uborerne ps Stuart-
ernie, tiente benne gamle Sten ionl
SGbe peo De 9amle ~ifotite aOngcrs
Sroniugcc.