davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
PROFESSIONAL.

~KNowiEDGE is POWER" CLAIRvoYaNCE,
N james Copeiand OF New YORK. the young and
gited clairvoysit and trance medium
can he consulted On all affairs OF lite. BUSINESS sick
hess divorce Tendfng. pension claims thing you
may be IN trouble or doubt Of. HIS revelations
most certainly wonderful and highest order
N:B-This medium wishes TO state be does
veal the pas. tell OF the predict the
by the manipulation Of cards tokens. by the in
se;ton OF the hand head. only by Ais clArsoy
sight and trance nfesiiunsLip.
Consultation. q and -.
Hours. 9a. m. SPIN
Ja2S-l.,t' 7.5 Ilth st. NV. nesr q.
MRS E. v SMELL. CLAIRyoYANT, BUSINESS
VA and Trance Med. am can be consulted rar-
Tors from am 10 " pm Magnetic and IA AssAsrS
treatment gwen - II II. n fe.3-as
NINE RAPHAL. THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
w and astrolos 1t the seventh born
with has wonderful healing power. Gives narpse
and lucky Gates Don't IA. ~ ses tim lady. koom TO-
SlO st. NV. .asl-<rs
DRoF. CLAY. THE oLD-EsTABIIsHED ONLY
Astrooeer and Medium this city; born with vel and
WONDERFUL rfophetlc t OF secona s,st every
hidden mystery nnds lost stolen property brsnas
separated together. causes speedy marriages. gixss
nuences advice BUSINESS love. or ansThne yoa AZ
IN aouot Oh. AL busaneD connaentaaL ksvsr bsua
known 10 faA
Hours. Dam too p.R- opsa sundAyA
Sittnss. Soc
Resistance <79 h ~ ew.. between ~ sai okA
js3l<s-
NINE DREAMER,- TIE ONLY WONDERFUL
VI giited Enxhsh and German sstroloeer IN the city.
ON SUNDAY aronalo m - .sop-n La Ian n ..
JA.5Hl4f-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04

Eight Weeks Old and Weighs Three Pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zachariah Main OF Shelton,
Conn, are taking great care Of their seventh
baby. When it was born IL weighed less than o
pound and now, at the age of eight weeks, it
weighs only three pounds. The baby ID per-
fectly formed. Over its little hand Nrs. Main
can slip her wedding ring and the milk pitcher
viii take the mite in and not be full.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
A Wealthy Farmers Suicide,

Thos. d. Woodside. ffty-two years old, q
wealthy farmer near New burnside, Ill, COM
mitted suicide yesterday. He was engaged to
be married to Miss Stella Fisher, daughter of
tho states attorney. In quarrel with her he
pulled out o revolver and blew out his brains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
Collision I'm n Snow Storm.

During a severe snow storm yesterday the
way freight No. 50, east bound, and an extra.
No. 40, west-bound freight train collided about
three miles west Of Cory, Pa, on the New
York. Pennsylvania and Ohio road. Lew Os-
good. engineer, and Fireman Ihmsen were
killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
burned In n Prairie Fire.

Dave Starkweather and his son-in-law, James
Funk, were burning prairie in Oklahoma when
Mr.. Starkweathers four-year-old daughter got
in front of the flames. In moment her clothes
ignited and before succor could reach her she
was 10 badly burned that sne died m . few mo-
ments. Funk braved the flames in an attempt
to rescue the child and was horribly burned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
Devotion to q Sister.

Miss Louise Lit:el of Saginaw has heroically
sacrificed portions of her skin for the benefit
OF her sister Sarah, who was horribly burned
several weeks ago. Eleven pieces of skin one
inch wide and seven inches long have been
transpianfed from one sister to the other with
every indication OF success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
Death Of q Prominent Southern Phystcian

Death Of q Prominent Southern Physician.
DR.. c. C. Lancaster, one of the leading
physicians OF Tennessee and membe- of the
faculty Of Tennessee Medical College, died last
night in Knoxville Of blood poisoning. Afew
days ago he performed an operation on lady
having gangrenous wound and received the
poison through an exceedingly slight abrasion
under the finger nail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
A UCTIoN SALE AT NORFOLK, VA.

The valuable wharf property known as Camptells 4
Aaxwelrs. running from Perry Roanoke dock. which
Is IN the center Of the city. Three brick houses
with reirfcerrting rooms. frame freight house. a
large ice machine Commenced in August ana CON-
peted in November, 1ssO). and in complete running
EEBaUAki ELEVENTH, on the premises. At
TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Terms: one-third cash; balance in one two and
three years. with interest Map Of above property
he hsd on application
WI. Il. TRICE CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
His Fasting Turned tn EeastinU

George Harris of Newburu, Ill.,, who has
been fasting for long time. has developed q
ravenous appetite and eats everything with
which his attendants sec fit to supply him.
The chances are in favor OF his recovery and
that the power to walk, lost eight years ago,
will return TO him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04

The South Dakota Legislature yesterday bal
loted for United States Senator without result,
e follows: Moody, 50; Trip, -; Harden, -;
Melville, 10; Cross, g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04

AN IRRlfArEp TnHoAr 10 soothiugiy treated by
Dr.. ID. JayneS Expecsorant, old Established cur.
alive for coughs and colds and I'll bronchial and
lung troubles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
LADIES' GOODS.

EkENcH ACooRDioN PLATING. lOc. TO &c
PER yd knife. &c. per I'd and M: rose plat M,
llnkln-; peiuoTs'st sew an. machine. SIS -. lEGA.
ASSN st nv. si..-:sns
rs. NJ. BRADLEY. MODESTO, &C ST NJ
~ iorfIsrly MI. invites patronage o. Mashsnpton
ladies' Cosi Tunes inasie --latest styles pcrist al
ino.ieEate lEice. Cutting and lastng a s;sucialty
INVITE SULPHUR BALM FoR TIE CON-
w llexiun. Joc. bottle FIesh tr-y,arei Als.oud
Meal. M a poand. Improved ShAniIslo Powder. a
ltrI~f sagp r'eansr. l.sc trnx. AT KILOGRAMS KS
Pharmacy. cor. Nth and A. SITS iala- I'm
L AIDES oIlD-sTHIE sEaLsKIN GARMENTS
- dyed and altered into newest shapes. New ss-al-
skim JAG kets, .apes &c, made u order Tine Mlssss
va lNohAM. l.sso 18th 81. n ~. bet y aud @.
NISSAN
E'RESCH DYEING. SECURING AND DRY CLAN
M istabiisiiin, NJ 10, New lurk ave. first-
class Ladies and Gents of ever ds-rifti,,r
Plush. NelN ct and Evening DRESSES ANTON ANp
sAfsoliNE LklCh. formerly WITH A FISHER and
Mzison inese. Paris All
A NToN FIscHER's DRY CLEANING EsTAI-
n lish;nent and Dye Works. ss5 & st a ". ladies'
and Gents Garments Of all kinds cleaned and ,iNssl
WITHOUT beinv ripped. Ladies Awning nT.ss..
claity ihlrty -nve years eArrlence. fI1cts nrpl A.
crate. Goods called for and deiiNered. sI4
LL-MOoL GARMENTS. MADE UP OR Ripe 10
n dyed good mourning black
A. FISCHER
slf .sAi a. 4. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04

Two burglars wers going through Judge II
J. Ewing's house in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterdas
when the judge opened fire with pistol John
Farley. coiored man. ones of the thieves, was
mortally wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
PRINTERS.

n. fRIxTEkAN PuBIIsHER
ll0k-l116 ST. NM.
Or1eRs Tor Legal blanks and Coumercinl or lrueu-
:sosal 2 y sSsp1y E.ssnsSs nns 9
D'isd 1 For oR AID IS sos 'iRs e', Ssir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04

On FRIDAY. FEBRUARY SIXTH, 1881 AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK An. within my auction rooms
shall sell large consignment Of stone china. g
which the attention of the trade il directed.
Tes-.t 1TDM AM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
The Government
Baking Powder Tests.

The latest investigations by the United States
and Canadian Governments show the ROYAL Bak-
ing Powder a cream of tartar powder superior to
all others in leavening strength.
Statements BY other manufacturers to tic con-
ha,y haze been aeela,sa BY tire official authorities
/aksjfcatious of the official REPORTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04

To the ''Jahrmarkt" wend your way,
You'll not regret the time you stay.
-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04

Sir Bevidere, the newly imported e10, 900 dog,
will be entered for the bench show 70 be held
in Baltimore in March.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
THREE CRATES OF No. STONE CHINA AT
AUCTION.
ELEVEN O'CLoCK AN. within my auction rooms
shall sell large consign nent of stone CHINA, 20
which the attention of the trade Is dir,cted.
tef-t THOMAS DOWllNG. Auct.
rCkUSIEEs' SALE OF NALUABIE IMP:0IED
PROPERTY IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION or
THE NORTH SIDE OF STREET BKIWEFN
FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH sTREE rs, FN-
PROVED BY ATMO-STORY BRICK DWELLING
kH HS,,Su As PREMISES No. 1903 S STREET
By virtue Of a deed of trust dated May g. A. D. ls7n
and duly recorded in LDer 9l5. folio .l seq one
OF the land records of the District o. Columbia
the request of the holder OF the secured thereby
on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY THIRD, A. u. lscl' al
HALE PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p. NJ, the folh wi az
described real estate situate in the city Of MasA usto
District OF Columbia. 10 wit All that piece parcel
OF ground known and heinz lot numbered two ca
in Bake and kelleys recorded subi vision OF square
nunteed one hundred aud ninety llsll. together
with tile improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-thiri the purchase money 10
he paid in cash and the balance In three equal install
monts respectively. in one 3D. % thrp- CD
ssured 10y deed trust the property sold
est iayaDe sel-annuay. AL cash. nj the option Of
the purchaser Adelsit OF 100 the time
sale Terms OF sale TO De complied with IN ten days
day OF slle or property Will be resod and
OF defaultnx purchaser on 1--we days advertisement
All conyeysnciny anu recording at purchaser cost.
bkAI NAkD II. WARMER. Tr,,....
HENRY STRASBU RGEf, ! irus'ees-
jale-dkds DUNCANSON Bios Auctioneers
cE-THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on Ac-
count OF the inciemency OF tine weather until RIDAi.
DUNCANsON BROS.
fe4-d&ds Aucnonecrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FALL SrocK
or iokEIGN COATI~Gs. vFSTTNGe.
sUlTlNGs. ONERCoATINGS AND TRoTS-
EhlNGs RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADAlkEFIRsT-CLAssT AIl.ORINGA REIN-
NlIED TO INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS GCr
n H. ID. BARR. llll PA. AVE. AXE GUAR
ANIkED 40 In Or In CONTACT slAL1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
AUCTION SALES.
TEIs EVENING.

TEIs EVENING.
DATCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Aurtionecrs.
IL 1O penna- ave.
CONTINUATION OF ASSIGNrE'S SALE OF
WATCHES. JEWELRN. SiLNkR AND PLATED
MARE. FINE UMBRELLAS AND WALKING
AUCTION AT STORE OF yoIGT HAAS, ia
SENESTE STREET NolTHNEST.
SATURDAY. JANUARY THIRIl-FrRSr. AT
SEVEN O'CLOCK PM,
And continuing each eveninr durng the following
week at hour. Pzrtlcu lar attention called
this opportunity 10 secure fine goods.
ja2s,ta O. 4. DUFFY. Assignee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL. &c.
nR. CARRIER. ELEcTRoLoGIsT. 4I5 IlTH sT.
n W. positively curesl Is sienth, estr1rAl ~
EASES; Al dyspptle rheumatic or parsy c aistons,
female Long eKperienoe IL hospital ana private prse
Al cura,,e diseases successfully treated.
Hours; II an 20 : pm. Ja2Ilm'
~ An Established and Reliable Physician.
Can be consulted daily at 4t4 ST.. betwesn Al .nd
9TH ST. NV.
Prompt treatment
Office always open ja:yl-6t.
Il FAD AND BE wISE-DR BnOTHIIS sssI "a
~ :, W eared isfore me and made oath that he
TIE oldest sstaDslled siiaiist aud
vii guarantee cure in ali diseases aud furnish
any hour OF the day SUITS riisd ana sw"r y, , q
me ~ Dr. Bl.oIAEkS, SAM I'll g Mli.Ls. notary
Iu1c IN and ior tue District VI Columbia tins 81 Ay
Of July. 1870. JAP la
IT HAS NEVER BEEN coNrRADIcTED THAT
4 DR. BkoTHEhs - the oldest established advertis-
sos = v. torty-hvs years sSEerieIlae asi..l;
MANHOOD REsIokED BY USING A BOTTLE
vi or TWO OF Dr. BROTHERS. invisOratins cordial.
jas In
nR. LoBB. 30 n. 18TH ST. PHILADELPHIA
~ IA Twenty years experience. send Tor took
Tree o. charge. Hours sto 3-0to . evenings. ::
professional MASSAGE BY MRS ". CAM
Ehot,. as llth ST. a. ". regular p-raduste. taee
the most prominent ladies Of WASHINGTON. 5as-Im..
DROFEssIONAi. MASSAGE CAN Re OBTAINED
with best OF medical reference by applying at gly
9Th NV. la--Ius
nR. l. MEYENBEEG,
~ Magnetic Physician
Sl. 18th II. nv
From = TO q Pm. 1atj I'm
OLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE ACID.
III Won suffer from any special nervous di-eas.
Loo1 IOison eff lndssTelion etc etc write 10
Dr q; 1heel. oSs North Fourth ST.. below Green
philadelphia
ruth" explaining TO cured and expo-lnx
Guacks Dr. Iheai the only Physician in tie ned
States 20 when al others itng
what Others advertise HOUR. . " s. Otos sun,
oAls. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04
PEERLESS PRINCETON.
Her Sons Hold Their Annual Dinner nj
We.cker's.

PRESIDENT PATTON THE GUEST OF RoSoR-HE
NAEEs AZ rLoovEyT AND Effective ADDRESS
OTHER SPEECHES TULL OF WIT AND WIS
DoM-soaIE OF THOSE WHO WERE PRESENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-04


Representative III. l.. Wilson of West Virginia
who was present as the guest OF Mr. A. b.
Kelly. spoke eloquently and forcibly upon the
theme of the scholar in politics. He enforced
the truth that the heritage of liberty which
belonged to the American people mast be
guarded against entertainments of all kinds
and to accomplish this the best intelligence OF
the nation should be enlisted actively III solving
the political problems which come before
the people. Instead Of keeping aioos from
politics the trained minds and cultivated in
teliects should become identified with the politi-
cal movements Of the present age.
THE STUDY OF JURISPRUDENCE.
A thoughtful and, at the same time, effective
plea for the study of Jurisprudence in colleges
made by Mt. Henry z. Davis, who warmly
advocated the plan outlined by President
Patton Of establishing in Princeton a school for
the study of the philosophy of law.
The alumni of Philadelphia was represented
very abiy by Dir. Bayard Henry. and Princeton
IN the pulpit was the theme which ELECTED a
strong. forcibie speech from Rev. Vim. s.
Miller, the pastor Of Gurley Church
\ poem was contributed By Rev. DIR. Cuth-
bert, which expressed IN flowing verse the sen
tirients and aspirations which an occasion OF
this character naturally suggested.
The door of the store house, where the wit
and WELDON controlled by Mr.. VIM. E. Amin
Is kept ready for use, was flung vide opea and
ne Sood thlnSs were dispensed with u lavish
. hand. or rather rapid tongue. Some of the
younger and therefore thoughtless members
made audihle references to the iatencss of the
hour anil Mr. Amin in response turned on the
\ glow ing periods OF his peroration. Representa-
| tive Fowler OF New Jersey made n brief re-
! Spouse 20 the emphatic calls for a speech Mr.
John 4. Wilson and Chas. W. McFee were also
Obliged to respond to demands Of q similar
character.
Letters regre.ting their inability 10 be- pres
ent we're read from Senators Cameron, CoIqlitt
and Gray.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
GA
XIV.
YubliHeerHe.

Der uar UirteIig benz, iom troebe, at 9uloOlbeen
par ueb at Osnoe tilbass. Saa mango Ssire, iaa mesen
2Gre, ct iaa Ipienbe emile, ina Iar6s 2outaler, iaa
~runbslise Qsfter til be tnurrenoe St9uoer ueo 3ronrin.
gems Rronin9l Rissoagsbsnbsrns rsiite biem til syuleu
1850, sunite pit meb itufsbe 5Orbaabningr, men meo
fat Glib til, at 8ronniugsn Dilbs brings 9lt SrSsu,
naar bun Blot 1T Wast ouer Serr.rnss lluGisn. Oct
bar benz, Der %anidfteos sris, Dem, Der unOsrtrptts Sol
let. BEN, Der ~bOrtsbfsoe Risets 9notagtsr. Sub ueIs
fsn, 6rsten aisritin! bar BUN itt. itiantet Jtiget 5reS2
5ar bun life sipst fine 1rOmpsters Os gaut.iosre,
fine 8ammerbsrrsr os S%Oiuut.r. gfiteb2 90 Bors
serns iasbe til fine aunoer pau Martsoet, gon6en bao
msb fine Gralter sirtsrns, iamtibie m,b at Sfattams
nest ismtes for bet triumfersuSe garnas: Cub uels
fsns 6rsten aierftin Os sius benbe ct lanst Nssimtnts!~
20 gar eiter, naur aunbsr, iom tom lau9utis ira,
ipursts aiSbmoubsn: "Suub MT ira StOd6olm2" 1T
be intst SOur, slsr gOrsereu iau fig iorfstis ON Os
bpiiteos: "2s Tiger, at 6rStsn aieritin II 6Ispen fors
berst." All buem2" ga, bet u.O sSnsen. men nos[s
siGtter pau sumIs 6ru Gbba grabe. Der fin llnsSom
iorbtrsos iaIis eoussn, 5rstensus 6aber.-
8 8irtrns iumIsSes Solicit paa SeQisrsfonssrs
Dag, Su 1erten gap iGrIis a~nIebnins til at bsoe iOr
Gurisbeoen, os ipur9te sfter prabitensn praisn. buao
npt Der Dor ira StcdbOIm. siers GAR brsisoe paa
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29

rninor' st, "ROrse.. saur ben ,oa.
mlote 'Gnslanbsruts,s buortil etur.
ie'nset THOR beuilsebs 800, 900 arpn,r
! narlist etutsbibras.
Eitlanbst Iitte in. beuns geOilouino.
fisnt en- bst Del ai bets stort6inos.
m9no lteutte for ben. golititen er 10
olte iaa troast. sslu g,roenIerne
f'aatte 'norsmme, at Gnalanosruten or
ooerllsois, % at bisie 9enss tunbe boz.
ret iparet. getlanbet fiji .rsorteret
tine garsr meb b Glib, Iom olIerebe
par ! Gartsn uben npset gibrua al
Staten. @iniitsr eoerSrup bar NOT
Den floSeits aai8euel, for ban iatte fs
lilloO oenne Seoilsnins; berfur falot
Den o9iaa S~en9ansen msS en- b(anoet
WtaIOritet at SSirs % genItrs. sc.
mere fOm gOriIaset Op isien.
Slarot ben W9n9e MenneIter, iom
9aoos iauIlet fig paa 8rgssen for at be.
trnste bet itolte "8ritania" % ale be
ipra9lebe GnselItwanb, iOm primlebe
paa 3Gttet, truf Oi plusislis igien 81
%itebanolerers npbeliss 3atter; bun Tom
trafterlbe meb belle eelitabet fra Gal,
t%enoOrfs mBrte Sanselsrum % bar lige
f~Ortrpaenbe O9 tpit.
"Gr"8ritania~ itfss ct munbist Stib2"
fpurste bun % nurrebe Iaa snbi9 paa
fin bersenits Waaoe.
"9et err bog life Iaa b~enriuenbe bel.
li9t 'om en- bis ~beraenit Game al nit
getienbttab."
Seq baobs iaa'n 9pIt til at fomme
ombOrb; men ies er rob, lea funbe
oumps fra ben bratte 9anbsan8sbrpen
uS | SiDen," pebblep bum.
"Sis Bpt, % par life rob-" iparte
ot. Saa siOroe bum bet; men, ba bum
tom tno paa 2anosanssplaufen, lubet
bun fig itertt frem; bet lob til, at BUN
bible frabbe.
"Slaa @at,en tiIbase, % fig 9ptl"
Get siOrbe bun, % MI entrebe bun
opab Iiseiaa fi9ft ium en- Satteipett pp.
oper ct &irfetaarn.
Oct or spot at faa ct sobt Raab.
(Were.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
JSr -Dteoraksp0itsu
Gn ft9mpenoe set.

"siSen pi taller ONT Seiten, iua er
Der, iom 3 peb, baabe Softer os Gam.
per-" fa9be 8onsresmanb @Ien forle.
ben, men ben brabsliaIte Seit, ies no.
senftnbe bar feet, bar ben forte Ding.
item, iom Serseant Mu9ler, Of 3bis
Benniplpania &uuuleriresiment reb pao
Sberioans "8alIeDz Campaign" Set
bar ct pre9tis Stptte Seitetjso % Der.
til n9iten f%ulbbloos. On Dag lan9t
uo paa Spiten ! aarst 1884, msbte Ri
8ienoen n9r Trout ROpal, @ir9inia,
% bet tOm mart til Saanb9empn9.
Ten forte Stn9iten fsrte lin &ptter
lanst IND | Gienoeus TGtter, Os mebens
ban langebe no til bgtre % uenltre meb
Sabelen, ipanbte Sin8iten oeo boer
G%nIeonin9 til ben, iOm 6ienoeu req paa,
ben Iteileoe, fog o9 beb iaa raienbs Tom
ben itul0e pere beiat at "@amle,@rit"
Ielp. Mudler lRrte ben belle 9ioen
mango Smaatuniter, % tiliioit orep
ban eiter ubltiais guelie bet iaaOibt,
at ban III ben iii at i9tte eiter en- anben
Saualerilt, iom ban sreb bag | Ratten
% trat BAN al Soften peb at biSs
Sraffetrapen bans.
llbpaa 8interen "a blep Gutter ienbt
eiter RoSier, iom laa nar Strasburg,
os Der par en- Stunb bet prastisite Se.
%iteuaboelpb op isiennem 8alen, Tom bu
u~o9enitnbe tunos snifs big. Cutters
Splt iubbentebe @Usier, us iaa bar bet
LIS. Zen iprte Sin9lten iprang ION,
iebpanlis iorbi ale be andre % ubs
palste fs en- WOoitanber, iom SEN an
greb meo pilot &aieri. 3erpaa ioin'
eeoe ben RebeLS oloaten no al Sabe.
len, bar BAN meo 99nbsrre ct Bar
6Ob, us bclOt bum Der, inbtil &ptteren
fit ta9s Sanger / Nattebenet O9 ienbt
BAN iii 8%a9trOppen. 8eo Ell anoen
Gnle0nins blsO ben iua iuris % UpbiO.
iet, at ben braste i'm Rptter inb / Sien.
bens Ratter, bpor beg9e bleo tasre til.
iange. ct 8ar Gage ienere, / en- 9rRf'
ming uar Muunt SadIon, iaa ri, til
Dor fore Surbauielie ben forte StnSiten
Iatts aiiteO meb en- RebeLaaptein paa
8p9seu, men, isr &Dtteren tunoe itDre
BEN, bar / COB 8ebOlo inoenfor bore
&etfer meb i'm Rptter, Os iaaleoes gap
ben @eoerlas for lin 5orieelie ct Bar
Gage fOruo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
&c Dig for, for On fjpber.

s Dor 1io er Der mango Meoiciner
Us me9en Sumbns. Spis be for Sal9
uobubte Mteoiciner life itbebolot Mine'
ralier eler andre rent uo 9iitige Be
%itanbbele, iaa tunbe bet enooa gaa al,
men bette er beSuerre oltfor oite I'll
feloet, os ben iom 6Blse berai anrettebe
Sfaoe er umaaoelig. Web I%naoanne
ajenos9ierninser for gie er bet etbpert
Menneit ties Ylist at gi6re fig oel betienbt
angaaenoe en- Mebicin, forinben ban
flsber ben. Or. 8eters bersmte "&ls
rifo" er iammeniat uoeluttenbe at Stoffe
benteoe fra Ylauteri9et, o9 fan inalebes
tage5 al Gubper uoen no%genipmbelIt Ges
iifo. 9ens ppperlige 8irtnin9er / ale
Sp9bOmme, Der bar tit loipring ira
ureut Blob, er bel befien6t, % Mage
til 6amiliemeoiciu finbes lite. 8aa
oenne 9ib nf Garet, ba Sp9bpmme er
er laa al~ntinoeli9e, burbe Or. Ieters
"8urifo" tnbes / etboert gus baaoe i
8Derne % paa 2anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
@uinsr, be bar beIsrspst BEN nSiastis
iaaIebes ipm 9niterne. % Be bar snhpa

Ruiner, be bar beiirspst BEN nSiastis
'aaleoes Tom 9pifsrne, o. Be bar snbps
ienot Gotosrufier al benz biem. Ruis
rierns lisser miet inbe ! g~ilbnisist, %
ssoerne % G~lefanterne % be andre al
Martens uiloe 9pr bar iarbes blanbt
Dem I - Snsen peb buormanse Gar'
bunoreoer, men Der anisepel nOf tilbnss
til at otie, at ct traftist % intelligent
5ol' bDs9ebe gpen, for 2euninserns al
Wtilrene og Sniene er / lanst bebre 3il.
Itnro eno be, man timber efter SDriens
o9 GsiDriens ipuuons 8per. ct bel
oiSt S%tentdnrn itaar naIten ursrt al
2toens 3arb, Ue Dele at 8Dens Murs
er liseleoes ubsfabiset. Siit o. Der
fnoss 2erniu9er af Sus9erdao, btanot
benz er Der nusle, iOm Iisner bore emels
tebigler.
DE pilbe Snbfsbts flyer, at % fen.
Der Sntet til gpens Dprinbelie, men at
ben munotli9e TRADITION fra Gar til
S6n 9aar ub paa, at &uinerne altib
bar paret Der, iuulebes iom be sr Der
MI, % at Der / andre G9ne af beres
2anb sr liSnsnbe 8ibuesbbro ON en-
alors &ace. ROsls Far siOrt ben 9aa'
itano, % ben bar fuubet mango 9ilben.
9ere, at bette er Dpbirs 9aub, boorfrn
SnlOmOn III Ft Cub, ps at 8perre
blso bp9Set Of 9boenicierne, iOm i 81.
berries RurSen bar fore Sunoelsmanb,
S~aanoo9rtere, Sismanb % Spbasere,
Der ieileoe runbt bet sube Saabs 6Or.
berg 1000 Gar fsr 8asco 81 Gama
par fpot; be beissts psiaa bet fierne
gItsn % tanite ogiaa Gmerita. 9enne
2beOri er life ui~unbipnlis; - / etboert
2ilielbe er ben meset tiltr9ttenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-29
IRA 9ronnin9 &riitinas lln9oomstio.
VI 3. 9opeIius.
WortIat fra forriae Ro.)

Tortiat fro iorriSe No)
'9o9or7A fasSe 6rucn fra s~liiebersa, Tom bsnne
p'nIdoOsr bIep ~banssnSs peb ct tiart Naun. "6uab
"a" Oct UGre for en- 5asar, Der bar peret Ramner'
pigs2"
Dun ifuI baus pGrst / StodboIm for % beobet
"9On susr R6nnins, bet buffer ies life faa nsts. Snn
g' 0Rrst 6rstsn Rieritins gibIiOtbetar. 90 nu bar
'Ua greet fig 9prtsn | gOlb for at imabe 0ronninssn
saIt, BoaO t~riiteIist err"
"noltglo, @osrS Naube ........ies befinosr mig lite
"''""...is9 maa tale meS Sronninsen!~ ubbrsS ben
..'"e'S', frOmme Srue Os reiite fig, r%pitenbs opsr belle
"''ppsn. ) bet CANINE git Gappet op Tor Srafen'
Na0' lgu Uiis, aaes Dine rsttsbes imOo Seeusn, Snssn
,''' r'rs fig at Grpst for at f~Oritprrs 9rOnninsens
SV"ssIls. Snbnu ct Sparter maatte ben fiGrli9e 6o'
%rn'"oNsr Iibs uus llpisbsoeus &paIer. 3, bsnne
S'a0t, otsis Moffer, iom fan ~forusie be GIaSe, be
S"su9e, De 9~stiinbist bpor fan be lite nrartrs ct
s.nIS'aot Ntooerbisrtsl De bIiper fOr bsnoes pine
Sir,s.
S"o'i9 fGIOt 9appst isien. GisSruuOinSs Signing
a." rs % bUHteoe fin Wiunb Gissraaben No9et Sret.
{" le't' benOs ben til prGiibeut Surf, iom uIotts
wv 0s'teo ON 9asar, snp ban baUSt fanost Tor s0ot
WHO IN nqe Suitru. auri IusSs lite StiuI paa