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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
woOL AND TIE TARIFF.
Stark County Farmers Tell How Much Nc
KinIey's Bill Has Reduced the Price Re
ceived for Their Clips.

Stark County Farmers Tell How Much Nc
KipIey's Bill Has Reduced the Price Re-
ceIved for Their Clips.
CANTON, O., September SO.-Although
politics is strictly forbidden by the
Stark County Agricultural Society, this
did not deter newspaper representa-
tive from going TO the grounds and in
teryiewing some of the promisent farm
ers on the all important wool ques-
ton. A number Of fine sheep are on
exhibition and after taking a peep at
them the reporter sought the owners
and took them a safe distance from the
sheen in order to not let them hear the
name Mckinley mentioned in connec-
tion with the wool question put to the
owners. The reporter has plenty Of
sheen. but not enough Of it to talk Nc
Kinlevism in the presence Of the innO-
cent lambs.
A. C. Mcdowell, Of this county, sold
sbont 200 pounds of unwashed wool
last wear at 20 cents. This year he has
not been offered that much and has not
sold his clip.
George & Donaldson, of Carol county
have 400 sheep and last year sold 5000
nonnds of wool at 80 cents. This year
thew got 2S cents and paid the robber
tariff 500.
WI. Gaist, Of Girsrd, has fifty head
Of sheep and sold 435 pounds OF un-
washed wool last year at IS cents. He
GOT 1e cents this year.
Bair & Smith, of New Baltimore,
have a large flock aud received 3 cents
a pound less this year than they did
last.
d. D. Harst, Of Minerva, was paid
9s cents last year and 25 this year.
w. L. Porter of Atwster got 50 cents
last year and 321S this year.
]. T. Newton s. Sons OF Hudson sold
900 pounds at GO cents last year. This
wear they received % cents.
A. NJ. Wise Of Oral City took Mckin-
lev AT his word and did not sell his wool
last year. He was offered 81 cents last
wear and waited on the increase this
wear. vixen be got 20 cents.
Dnsall & Taylor, Of Marlboro, got s5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Don't Want to strengthen England.

VIENNA, September SO.-The ST. Peters
burg correspondent of the Political Cores
pondence Of this city telegraphs that the
reason for Russia's declination TO cooper
ate with the rest of the powers in calling
China to account for the recent outrages
upon foreigners. is that Russia does not
desire TO strengthen England's influence In
Asia, and also because the Russian govern
ment is of the opinion that the disturbed
condition of China will assist in extending
Russian commerce in the direction Of the
projected Siberian railroads.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Failnres of the Yoar.

New York, September 30.-The bust
ness failures Of the United States as re-
ported by Il. G.. Dun g. Co. for the quarter
ending September 30, are in number 2754,
as against 2, ,l96 failures fer the same quar-
ter of 1890. The liabilities for the 1891
quarter amount 10 over s44 100000 as
against s35. 500, 600 in 1890, showing an in
crease for 1891 of SIS failures and nearly
nine million in liabilities for tho quarter.
In the nine months 1891 Just closed, the
failures in tho United States number
S.S2S with liabilities OF $l36,00O,OOO as
against 1851 failures and sl00,000,0c0 Of
liabilities for the three corresponding
quarters Of 1890.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Exuress Messenger and Cash Gone.

WACO, TEX, September 3O.-P. w.
Hotel, messenger of the Pacific Express
Company on the Waco TO Gatesville
run, is missing. and two money pack
ages are also gone. HOTEL took out his
run Saturday, returning that evening.
He carried a package containing $4,000,
billed from the First National Bank OF
Waco to the First National Bank OF
Gatesville. At McGregor he received a
package containing S3O7, billed to the
First National Bank OF Waco. Sunday
morning Hotell did not appear to take
out mis- run and Agent Hoffman began a
search for him, but he could not be
fonnd.
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cents last year for unwashed wool; this
year 2213 cents.
William Marshall, OF Limaville, was
offered 30 cents for his wool last year,
but held it over in anticipation of Major
McKinley's promis Of 40 cent wool this
season. He was glad to sell it at % cents
few weeks ago.
The above interviews were had in
order to show that the Mckinley bill
has lowered instead of increased the
price of woodland to show that the bill
is robbing the farmers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Anhepser.Ruseh Royeott Om

ST. LOUIS, Mo. September 30.-Frcm
official information received here to-day
from John w. Hayes, General Secretary
Treasurer Of the Knights Of Labor, IL Is
learned that by recent action of the Gen
eral Executive Board Of that order, all
difficulties existing between the Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association and the
Knights Of Labor have been settled In a
manner honorable TO both parties, and the
boycott on the Anheuser- Busch beer is dis
solved and declared of from and after
October 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01

that the evening newspapers are unable
to meet the demands made upon them.
Nothing else is talked OF along the bou-
levards, in the hotels and cafes, in the
clubs and everywhere.
The members of the Patriotic League
are talking of public funeral, and they
propose to inter his remains In France.
1t Is believed that such action on the
part of the League will lead to serious
disturbances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
The Jpdpe IL Right.

UvALDE, TEX. September 3O.-Dlstrict
Judge Paschal created sensation by re
fusing 10 naturalize Il. " Sauer. The ap
plicant. upon being questioned by tho
court. stated that be was Socialist and
discipline Of Herr Most. The judge stated
that the principles Of Socialism were d.
rectly opposed TO the Constitution Of the
United States, and be would therefore re
kuse 70 make Sauer an American citizen
Ae Judge rendered his opinion in writing
R6uer will appeal.
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cnnldn,t stand the Ron.

CLEARPIELD. Pa, September 3O.-The
First National bank, Of CleaTheld, OF
which William II. Dill, is president, closed
It's doors this morning An unprecedented
run on Saturday. Monday and Tuesday
amounting 10 nearly $4,000, made It i'm
possible 70 continue business. and therefore
the bank suspended payment. The best
informed think the depositors viii get dol
lar for dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Two P,ttsburp strikes.

PITTsBURG. September 30-A strike OF
the 900 railroad miners In this district
will take place tomorrow. The operators
refused TO grant the demands for half
cent increase in the mining rate, and the
strike was at once ordered. The National
officers are here and pledge the strikers the
support Of the National Association.
A strike OF iourneymen printers in the
lob offices OF this city for ~ per cent ad-
vance in wages and a reduction In hours,
will also be iuaugurated in the morning.
The strike will affect several hundred
IO(
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Horrible Death at MoundsvIlle.

5Deci1. Isls9rQfa % tle hegtslsF.
CAMERON, September 3O.-Last night
a horrible accident happened 10 pOpu-
lar young man of this town, r. e. Way
man, employed as clerk in Crawford
Bros, store. He was returning home
and stepped off the train at Mounds
Vile. In attempting to board the train
again his foot slipped and he fell under
the wheels. His body was horribly
mutilated. He was single, aged IS
years. He has three brothers employed
by the b. & o. railroad.
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The "Gazette's" Prosperity
M y;,lsora,n In fAs PegJcter

CHARLESTON, W. VA, September 80.
The Daily Gazette was moved to-day
into its new quarters, the handsome five
story stone front building on Capitol
street. The Gazette now has one Of the
handSomest and probably the most con-
veniently equipped newspaper buildings
IN the State. 1t will enlarge to an eight
page paper beginning tomorrow morn
inu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
New Railroad Incorpora-
Sr.aial T.lsaram % tas Rsgtster.

CHARLESTON, September 3O.-The
HrmlOck Railroad Company was incor-
porated to-day to connect the saw mill
Of Work. wilson Il Co., in Upshur
county, with the mSuth OF Panther
fork of Buckhanhon river. The capital
Is s., 500. j. a. Work and others, Of
Washington county, Pa, are the incOr-
pOratOrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
DIsAsrisoUs COLLISION
On the "Nypauo" Near Bent, Ohio-FOr
Persons Kulsd-Twenty-twO injured.

/, On the "Nypauo" Near Rent, OhiO-FOur
Persons Kulsd-Twenty-twO injured.
AKEov. D. / September 3O.-Freight
train No. IS on the New York, Penn
ylvania and ohio, cOlhded with a sec
ton OF passenger train No. ., near
Kent. this mcrninC at 3 O'clock. Four
persons were killed, including an en-
giueer and friman, and thirty injured.
The uassence+ train Vas occupied almost
entirely bv Numbers Of the Olin family,
going 10 heir reunion in Bennington,
w. The dead fireman is Clayton Glass.
Another of the killed is travelling en-
g.uer Mat. Zwell. Of the second divi-
sion. A third is an old lady, name not
given. The train was running as the
sixth section of the east bound paSSen-
ger train Ma 4. The freight Clew claim
they saw nc flag on the engine Of the
fifth section 70 Intimate that another
train was tcfollOw.
CLrvEIASD. September 30.-The ac-
clteat happened between Rayenna and
Kent IL Jas head end collision be-
tive n freight No. SIS and the nth sec
t0r OF ths excursion train with the
O.in family. Further reports from the
accident states that road foreman Of en-
gIles, W. IL Maxwell, and Fireman Glass
were killed outright, and an old lady
named Mrs. Dwey, from Richland,
Mich, died shortly afterwards from
injuries. In addition to this there
we're twenty-five passengers in
jured, among the most serious being
Caroline Reed, Richland, Mich; Ed
ward NJ. Moody, Shelby, Charles Nc
kInsley, Kalamazoo; Mrs. Nellie Stan
field, Gatesburg, Mich. The crew Of
The freight train were instructed not
tOleaya Ravenna until they had received
orders Notwithstanding this and in
7iolatiOn Of Instructions they pulled
out Of Ravenna against the last section
OF trald 4, which was the excursion
train. The engineer Of freight train
No s. had twenty-five hours rest be-
lore Leaving Meadyille and the balance
Oh the crew twenty-five hours rest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
snrnnnnh IFharf Laborers, strIke.

SAvANSAH, Ga, September S0.-The
wharf laborers' strike is gradually extend
ing 70 other organizations, and close esti-
mates OF the number out at noon places 1t
at 800 An effort is in progress TO effect
a compromiss between the strikers and the
railroad corporations, but so far the COM
u,ittees are unable TO bring about settle
ment. Vessels are lying at the wharyes
unable 10 unload or discharge cargoes, and
business Is at q standStib
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Rather Rarsh Conditions.

PARIS, September S0.-An eccentric
South of France lady named Cabouret has
left 81 100000 TO any Frenchman who pene-
trates farther than any one has before into
the wiIds of Africa with 500 or more COM
patriots, on the condition that one-half OF
the caravan returns safely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
McGee-Petty.

Special Telegram 70 ttS REGISTER.
PARKEBsBURG, September 3O,-Prof.
Nicholas MeGee, formerly instructor in
music at ROmney Asylum, OF which he
is a graduate, and Miss Florence Petty,
a popular young lady of this county,
quietly slipped OF to Marietta, Ohio,
yesterday and were married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01

NEW CASTLE, Pa, September 30.-The
freight blockade on the Pittsburg and
Western railroad, caused by the refusal
OF the crews 20 take out their trains until
they had been paid back wages. was raised
this afternoon. The pay Car is now on the
road and the trains are being moved as
rapidly as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Irish National Laaeue.

CHIcAGo. September 30.-IThe St Louis
aud New Orleans delegations were among
the largest Of the many IN the city tonight
20 attend the convention Of tho Irish
National League. which begins bers
tomorrow. A resolution Is expected
20 come before tho delegates IA favor Of
discortinuing the collection Of money on
parliamentaries and people are split into
two hostile camps. On the question OF
who shall be leader, the gossip tonight -
that the League will remain neutral.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
nlx lumber FIrs.

ELLIS JUNCTION, Wis, September 90
The saw mill and lumber yards OF Bird &
Wells, at Wall Saulee, 10 miles north Of
there on the Milwaukee and Northern r.
r., was completely destroyed by fire Mon
dav night. The fire caught IN the mill,
nut 5,0O0,0 900 feet OF sawed lumber
The loss cannot be less than
Il Is said the insurance is about
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Mm be no NaraI aIpemons.ratIOn.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 3d.
There weren no developments in the Chilian
situation this morning. The published
stories of Naval demonstrations to De made
in Chilli by our Naval vessels were receiv-
ed with amusement at the Navy Depart
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01

EAST LIysKPooI, O., September 3D.
The McKinnon heirs OF this place have
entered suit for the recovering Of ll5
acres OF property in the heart Of the city,
vaIul6 at q million dollars. The present
holdsts have prepared adefensc and wiz
| night ne case through all the courts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
THAT tired feeling Is entirely

THAT tired Ieellng is enurely over
come by Hoods SarsaparillR, which
creates an appetite, rouses the liver,
cures headache, and gives renewed
strength and vigor to the whole body.
Be sure TO get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
which is peculiar to itself. Sold by all
druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Foul Air KIIIed Hin
d zrl 7tlszram . tAe Regster.

WASHINGTON, PA, September 30.-
Geo. Hughes started 10 go down into
well at Nineyah this morning. There
was gas In the well and Hughes was
overcome when about half way down.
He fell to the bottom, fully forty feet.
He was taken out dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Two Prisoners Escape.

Special TSISgrdm TO the Rs0ists-.
WESTON, September 3O.-Two pris-
oners confined In the Lewis county Jail
on the charge Of felony effected their
escape last night, and skipped for parts
unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Harritr for scott.s Place.

SCRANTON, PA, September 30.-Leading
Democrats here have decided 70 urge w.
T. Harrity, Secretary Of the Common
wealth for the place on the State Commit
tee. made vacant by W. L. Scott's death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
wealtby Jeferson CltIzen Dead.

UT-IElIlIl I9N1I u % w llINI1INIs
SHEPHERDSTOwN, w. VA, September
3O.-Henry Shepherd, one Of the
wealthiest citizens of Jefferson county,
died suddenly here to-day of apoplexy,
aged sixty-One years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
Pope's Condition.

BERLIN, September SO.-Private tele-
grams say that the recent strain has seri-
ously increased the Pope's feebleness and
that his condition now causes alarm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01

N. L. BLAIR, Alderman, Fifth ward,
scranton, Pa, stated November 9, 1854:
S as I'D used DR.. Thomas Eclectric
~ lr sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
RsmaElsm. Cured every time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-01
THE NEWS IN PARIS
Creates Tremendous sensAiiou-A Public
Funeral Proposed.

PARIS, September S0.-The snicide Of
General Boulanger has caused GO enor-
nous sensation In this city, 50 much 30
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26
Wanen @itn. Nnrnes On 81. Z

Saa ensiprmist % tjeDelist eno Manse
linoer bet at l9ie eler bpre 3ale ON 8eiret,
iaa er 10 BOG bette en- Sag ai pperproentlis
flor Sistisbeb / ct 9iitritt, Der, iom bort,
bar Ggerbrns til fin pi9tisite N~9rInsstiIoe.
3et er oerfor | i'm 9obe Sroeu, at lea be9nn-
Der min aprreiponoance meo en- 8ereinina
ON 8eiret ben ii6itfprIgbns u9e. Get bar
belot8ois / Gieuneminit p9ret gunItigt for
6armerne; ben itprtc 8arme bar i bgi Grab
fremmet SRrten al ale SGOarter, o. ben
&egn, iom er fal0t / be iioliorIDbne Gage,
bar life pGret mere emo puIteliat ipr at
biuore Ierte,
neutrality-suspicious. er MI p%aabegpnot,
% 6armerue er / goOt Sumgr. gH iaa rig
Sgit bar bel life 8arnes Gpuutp bait poa
mango Nar. Ser er Ell bel Del 0ueoe,
SaUre Os Jils, ipm ol bliue al iortrinlio
aualitet % elpe zig gftaitning,
Set fer life no til at blipe Wangel paa
arbcioSiolf, tbi beer Bp / Noro 3atotn er
ppiplbt meo Dem. Ser er life mllore emo
ct SuuOreOe % iemti Iebigc @tGno i Gallep
Gttp, iaa Der er Here mi, sno Dem, iom Tan
iaa Glrbeioe ber | Spit.
Seq taller Gem ipr "Tpiten"s man9citoige
% belGrenoe Snbbplb, oa fremoeIes npoer
oen lin peliprtjente lobrebeIie og Nuieelie
Der | 3iitrittet. q. y. Nelicn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26
Gu Gei, inm fmrter.

3 ell fin 9eisitalo i Nsru g)ort or Der
en- SeIt, iom beoer EATERS. Zen eies
al en- Dame, buis &j9leoG99e Den er,
% albris ipmmer bun / Staloen uoen
at babe meo fig nosle sSbler, 8nlersos
Der eler Gutter, iom Seiten er pperor.
bentlis slao /.
g Iabpbaaien er benbes Senlnoes
Seit, Der glGoer Jig peo 9taunet Fbil.
EATERS os 8bil CT nufiaa aOOe Senner
men 3aiters logger uuoertloen Grene
tilbage % piler Sesn paa Stinlp9e
naar bens @ierinbe e~iterat babe siust
Sen ct sGble osiaa siper Tbil ct. @n
Dag fpm bum inb.i Stalben, netpp me-
bens EATERS bleu Itrislet. Zen bao
itrar ON ct 2@ble, men bun penteoe
meb lin @ape, til Stalosarlen car iGrs
oia meb tit arbeioe os baupe iat 6elten
inb / Spilotougct iaieu. Smlolertlo
aoo bnl Bhil ct 9Gble. 9a EATERS
Itoo i lin 8aas, bsO bun psiaa ben ct
9gble; men ben piloe life tase imuo
bet og penote Sopeoet bort, iont ON Den
par ipruermet. Sun itop % friIteoe
| ben Ell balp times Sio. Saa forle9te
S~talofarlen at iaa ben til at tase Oct,
ua oerpaa Ell anben Stalotarl, men
altiammeu til ingen Gpite. Gage
9Gblet pilDe ben life, os beler life pilDe
ben ficnbes pep i'm Gierince. Zen
hama meb grene % llsHeoe en- lIoen
uuge, ipm iurter, iaameset IOm en-
Seft fan oct. Den par beorDpet, life
Iaa meset fOroi en- anoen Selt psiaa
bapbe iaaet ct sGble, men lorol ben
bapbe iaaet bet, isreno ben lelo bapoe
iaaet ct. Mieu ben n9lte Dag lpntes
ben at bare slemt lin Sora % De fan
p9re iiffer paa, at oeas Glerlioe lille
bar iprnarmet ben laaleoes 0ftere. o
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26

xrGsrteltolsn % benpeHeis fla iSscitit III
Der orooIenee nnsbpm al at. OLAF Neuie.
pee, ibei ban m.nctoe beuue ON, bpab Der
ltoo at lrie ! Tetri lite aIminoeliae Brep,
z. RAP 8. Sers. 9alrreu piioe piie Gem,
a SeHsiDeIie til perOsiiss @laosr % ,,or.
neieller BAR lille oct benz al CUB tlGsteos
aRaal, men peo al ipae GuSs Jiiae oa hans
8ettrroi8beo piloe en- aruue pmees. iom
paooe en- ~leuoelt9 bcriie BetpOnifa: tbi
naar DC Santle bar fGroige Der, ltuloe be
ui8e tr9oe ! be @ontles 6obippr, o. iprts
lette, bpao oisie bauoe bsspuOt. Stie liuloe
man on iige, man bdpoe mol mco fla ielu;
tbt par Oct iaa, Sa ilnoe Su9en uirte for
@uoS Sag. Men Cub err iaa naaoio "a
goo, at ban ielp gioer @oer sraIt, gpne o.
Setlt9beo; ibi Ueo at uirte for NtiSiionCn
iiaa man beepnoe Nrbeioet hos ia ielp,
portage alIe onOe, samle 3anier, % oct
lantme 0obe, iom Gbers Sabre bap0s. babe
ogiaa s: @nos rene Orb % Gatrameuter.
Dten S ma beoe til Sub ON hans SiGtp
~ - S'NbS hhdHHt JtFINh ! ptH OAUN SNAA
ben, lpm sierne oil f%orivre goer, ON bet bar
mulist. Gerfor ltuue s boIoe fat pec oct,
s BABE lGrt, at Snsen ital tags @Oers arone.
ga Saleren / bierteIise llotrpt bdpoe It'll.
let alporlige S%ormauinser til Dem, ba
Sa9ene er pnoe, ~ilutteOe ban meo Ell inOer.
Zig Sgn i'll ben fore GUerbproe Seius
Srttls, at ban uilbe berare Dem % isre
oen ira Ngrfet til tit uHoeriulOe gps.
Slnttelig blep Salmeu Alp oiiun9et, buprz
paa MienigbeOenS HrGit FORT benOeuOte en-
3at til @uo ior bet iGroeles 9uultige SER,
bernGit til 3Srr. 6rid) % Reane, iom utloc
beGre Soften meb lin ReruRrelie, % enoelig
tit DC tiliteoeuGreuce bands Ell ruieaoe Ont
tale ipr, b0ao De bapoe faaet iitauo; bet
sl9oeoe BAN at bpre, bpilfe 1remltrIot De
bGpoe giori paa 0tiiIens SmraaOe.
vt bctpoeli9t Slier optp9es til Ntisiioneu
paa Stllebaustpiteu, % Gle iom gn oil be.
uare Min0et ON Oenne Set / en- fjGr Or
iuoriu9. 9.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26
Teoiat YriS.
"Wmerifd"
SBuipaltet RpbeOsblaO.
aun 80 Seats til 0paar 1892 tot
npe gibonnentert

"Nmerlta~ u0lpmrer bper llge o. iroes
oeboloer nlc giatiga lagsHpbeoer Irn Juos
% llolGuoct. idGUeiiom inlofipul Ile flrtstb
&c QittrretniHger, 9ireus irn 6pitCt, t.eress
iautc % IRrtriGe afbdnOltnger oiu. all.
quit td1nfO paG0cgauoes ltoliuetieH al ~
VI 8dit g. " 6osnart f%Driattet Hihluos
limo GIN Rrliti Rcriut, IN GleHorlue1it q 6cu
yarc ioni !. Or. QrtitOftr 3dHDH
iBgcy NJ prG0ytc. gii on ruiie oIa oertmoo,
iGa Irs bette. z 9uguIt Maane0 paabes
9pr.cS Oh al en- megct mteresiaut d, jprIis
oruo NGtie SIgiortpaHgsr al GcHftaHtli&
Jlooo.
slbonncr itrar, 90 faa ostte ira
0CGunoCiien. 80 Gents ior > WGas
ncOer.
Norcsie: "2lmerita'',
PA ~. Snoiana Ctr, Chicago,
5UiT.2
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26
On 0erepro.es.

en- 5ereproces | Riiauo p4ifer ipr
2iben mescu Oym1rti0mbeo | STATEN.
On 5ru 5raHciOii baUoe 1t ipst Barn
% bcilutttoe siter TN 8euinoes RaaO
at benocuoe ia til en- bis 5tu Ridstti,
Der bauoe iorberet 8arnet, o. opiOrs
oreoe beIioe I'll after at bape 1roloa
oommen.
Gn.aimInoeti8 21Se, meate man, oIloc
iet lntet iaune uorrtse, % OeriOr ianoi
man bet oUer Ieeist at r~aaolpgrge et
idaoan.
Oct ig9s Barns Mooer trai ,srn
Gldstti | airtet ct. Mdria. gioroe
beape beitiae 8ebreioeIier, iorOi bum
baOoe iorberet Barnet, ~iorlaaate, at bum
Tube beIbreoc Oct, % iOrisste meo
Wiast at lGbe bsnOs mso ii9. Der OPS
itoo en- Crib, Der bleu laa poloiom, at
en- Brrit ueo airfen maatte ItrtOe l.. b
% maggie melem be to apnoer.
0osle Gage ienere bette iOre9ii /
Diai Dtaaneo iaar trpugte 5ru
5ranctOii / 6or6noelle meo iiue 8.is
inoer % 3 0tGHO mo / "0sIsaS" y ;
tig, % uoeH at ia 6enigu til, at ,yul
Jiidttti oar ia, tpaas man benoe pto
Ynf alag % ale 5tags MiSbauOliu.
ger til at ioriaoe lit 6as % igtge meo
til 5ru 5rancipii5 Bolig.
Ser ifutoe "lrolO0Ommen lgies" oUer
bet iy8e Barn.
0a 6ru &idetti ilet life uioite, bpors
leoes bun ituioe bare ii9 40 oermeO, be.
lgrgepe De anOre 4ttoqe &oner" oct for.
ngone, DC itar 0aaret al 5ru Ridjetti o.
uotalte lorltleli9e bemmeligbeosiuloc
6ormularer, booreiter DC ertlpreOc
3roloOommen Tor lot.
3erefter tit 5ru Ri6eiti Sop til at
saa biem.
Com oslse al Den Outstanding, bun
bauoe llot, bleu bun ing en- Del Manneb.
6un atla9oe berpaa Sag mob be Ser.
loier, Der baUoe ~misbarolet benoe, og
iom III itaar for 9ietten. Dc uaster
aft, men oa Der er Stouer, Der fan tOn5
%itaiere, buao Der er iOre9aaet, bill DC pei
life tunne mogna i'm uelfortiente Straf.
8rocesIen Der be9DuOte ben 2loe. er
enonu life enot. Com ct Bcpis poa Den
blanOt ben italienife @eiitligGeo enOnu
berifeR0e Suertro fan auipres, at Den
ppenn9pnte Breit, Der baUOe mGgtet /
airten meaem be TO ItrioeuOe Su,nOer,
unOer 8Orbsret ertlRreoe / 6etten, al
ban bel "trOeoe", at Der mn life mere
iauoles 9ere, men at oisie "tioligcre
bauOe eriiteret".