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American Association. A

The following games were played by AS
sociation clubs Saturday:
AT BOSTON.
Bostons. :. ....I 8 o o o 2 o o.
Atbletics...... .....2 o 0 o 0 2 o. s
Base hits-Boston, o; Athletics, 8. Errors
Boston 2; Athletics, A. Batteries-Bufinton
and Kelley, Sullivan and Mllligan.
AT BALTIMORE.
Washingtons % o o o o o Ia
Baltimores. o o 0 U o o O-2
Base hits-Baltimores, g.; Washingtons, 8.
Errors-BaltmOres, 1; Washingtons, 8. Batter
ies-McMahon and Robinson, Elteljorg and Nc
Guire.
AT ST. LOUIS.
Columbus o o O o 2 K
ST. Louis. ....,.,.....0 o o o O.
Base hits-St Louis, 81; Columbus, 8. Errors
st. Louis, 8; Columbus 2. Batteries-Stivetts,
Retiger and Darling, Knell and Donohue.
Louisville Milwaukee game postponed by rain.
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war Veterans in Camp.

AUGUSTA, August 22-The encampment
of the Maine veterans takes place at Angus
ia this week and bids fair to be largely at
tended by old soldiers. 1t is said 100 posts
have promised to send delegates, while about
1000 veterans have become members of the
organization. The programme begins Tues
day and there will be camp fire Friday
evening
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wATERvILLEs GOING TO CANADA.
Proposed Trip OF the Ball Tearn to st.
John-Fair Postponed.
Especial to- the Press.l

Especial to the Press.l
WArERvILLE. August 23.-The fair Of the
North Kennebec Agricultural Society, which
was to have occurred In this city the last Of
the month. has been postponed until Tues
day and Wednesday. September % and %.
The base ball players Of the Virgin City
are now contemplating an excursion to st.
John, where they will play two games. w.
B. Donovan, late Of the Lewistons, is now
making arrangements for the trip. The po-
follows: Donovan. SIS and G. Bonney. 1b:
Larrabee IS and c; Parsons, D, Hosie 2b,
Latlip 3b. Roberts IT., Hall CT, and Foster
If The team will be accompanied by sew
eral base ball cranks from this city.
Prof. f. w. Goenen. the well known tenn
perance orator, who has recently returned to
this city from an extended lecture tour in
Indiana, has been engaged by Grand Chief
Templar Bangs to lecture during the month
OF September In Somerset county.
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LIFe'S SAVINGS CONE.
Cruel Fate Of James German and
His Sister.

OcoNoMowoc, Wis. August %. = The
house Of James German, bachelor. who
lived with his sister near Middleton, was en-
tered yesterday afternoon by an unknown
man. who knocked Miss German down and
robbed the couple of the savings of a life
time. Neither Mr.. German nor his sister
know just how much was taken, but the loss
Is estimated at nearly $4,000,
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The following are the United States Signal
Service observations for yesterday, August
23d, taken at p. m. 10th meridian time
the observations for each station being given
wind. state Of the weather:
Boston, 6So, e. cloudy; New York. .i72o. NV
cloudy: Philadelphia. 800, SW. cloudv. I.
Washington. "a. s, raining; Albany. 74o'
SE, raining; Buffalo. 6Oo. NE, cloudy: Hu,
ron. Dak., Coz, lSE, cloudless; Detroit, 66o.
NE, raining; Chicago. $50. N. raining; ST.
cloudless; St:Vincent, go, Sc, partly oioudv
Bismarck. 7O0, S, cloudless; Jacksonville, Soo
Sc, cloudy, W
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penobscot struck a Rock,

Boston, August 22.-The steamer Penob-
scot, Capt. Ingraham. of the Boston aud
Bangor Steamship Company, struck rock
while ent0ring the harbor at Rockland early
this morning heavy fog. A large hole was
made In the bottom OF the steamer, twenty
one of the boats ribs being broken. The
pumps were kept steadily at work au the
way up the river. The boat has been patched
and gone to Boston for repairs.
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For Sale.

Eighty acres of land in Cape Elizabeth known
shore; cuts sixty tons hay annually; farm house
on main road; two large barns, County road
passes across 1t, giving fine house lots on both
harbor OF Portland; building sites and wharf
property along the shore; several auarres of
Inc road from Portland and quarter of mile from
South Portland steam ferry landing; will be sold
whole or 10 lots to suit purchasers. Apply to L.
ID, M. SWEAT, or WILLIAM z. PREBLE, Port
land, Me. lylldu
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Suit Against the Boston & maine.

James E. Rice, of Cambridge. Mass, has
brought suit against the Boston & Maine
Railroad for $4,000 for damages which he
alleges he received in the accident at Kit
terry Junction on July last The papers
were served by Marshal Saunders Saturday,
and the case will come before the U. S.
COurt in this city
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sAsE BALL.
The National Iaarua.

The National League.
The following games were played Satur-
day in the National League:
AT BROOKLYN
B0Stons.. 2 o 3 O O l. &
Brooklyns. o o o o q o o. 3
Base hits-Bostons. IL Brooklyns, 8. Errors
Bostons, i; Brooklyns g. Batteries-Staley and
Bennett, Loyitt, Hemming and Daily.
AT PHILADELPHIA
Philadephias.. ....2 2 % o Il r
New Yorks.........S o o o o l.
Base its-Philadephias, 13; New Yorks, 8.
Errors-Ph Phlladelphias, 3; New Yorks, o. Bat
ley.
AT CHICAGO.
Cncagos: ...........0 o 3 0 o 3 0-10
Cleveland. o 3 o o y o l. A
Base hits.Chicagos. IL Clevelands, 10. Errors
-Cnicagos, 81 .Clevelands, 9. Batteries-Gum
bert and Merritt, Viau. Young and thinner.
AT CINCINNATI.
PittsDurgs... .......O o o o x-2
Cincinnatis .........1 90 o D O. i
Base ehits-Cincinnatis, 6; Pittsburgs 8. Errors
-Cncinnats, 3; Pittsburgs, 1. Batteries-Crane
ana harrington, King and Miller.
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The osborne comes into Line.

FALL RIVER, Mass, August 22.-The wea-
vers In the Osborne mills have been noti-
fed that after September 1st graded sys.
TEN will be employed In fixing payment for
weaving. The Border, King Philip and Bar
naby mills are now working under this sys-
tenn, which practically renders null the pro-
visions of the anti-weavers' fines bill Of the
last legislati,.
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,rxorNc MAN AND WIFE wishes board I'm
nrvate family The woman would like to
helm doing the house work; write or call at once,
IA DanfoIrth street. MURPHY. 1911
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BOARD WANTED-A single man would like
D board In private family, within ten minutes
walk OF the post office; state price. Address
K. r. L., Press office. 22-l
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ANOTHER ALABAMA BREAK.
Montgomery Savings and Real Estate
Dealers Fail.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 22.-Chandler
Brothers, who do real estate and savings
bank business. assigned today with liabili-
They had a slight run yesterday Money
stringency caused the failure. The firms
assets are $4,000 mainly in real estate. 1t
Is believed that dep0sitnrs will lese nothing.
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ROME, August 23-King Humbert unveiled
the monument of Victor Emmanuel at Mon
of loyal demonstrations on the part of the
populace, The King signed decree grant
Ing amnesty to all evaders Of military SER
vice from 1S48 to 1872. This affects 10000
men,
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IrOR SALE Woodfords, on street car line. 2
IL story house and stable with acres OF land,
all available and desirable for house lots. has a
street frontage OF $50 feet; a forced sale at a
great bargain. w. ii. WALDRON, $50 Middle
street. 2l-l
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SUNDAY Ball Games.
AT CINCINNATI.

SeiiTss. st. Ioaiss .........o q &
Base hits st. Louis, z; Columbus. g.; Errors
81. Louis, 8; Columbus, 8: Batteries-McGill and
Darling, Gastright and Donohue.
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VtO LET-Three tenements of six rooms each; ;
prices s1S, sl5 and s17 per month; Also ,,it,, t9r
sale, six houses near Union station, 5wo Will Will
street. zz-l
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EOR SALE-1O,o0O lbs. of scorched wheat for
n poultry; the wheat Is very nice and plump.
and as we have only one car you had better con. @
In at once and get what you want before it Is
gone. BENSON & DALTON, foot Of Green street.
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montreal swImmIng Races.

MONTREAL, August 22.--At the Montreal
Swimming Clubs races today, the one-mile
amateur championship race was won by A.
Muffud. In 80 minutes 80 seconds.
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woodbIne Lodge Picnic.

Woodbine Lodge, d. Of r., will have
basket picnic at Mr.. f. @. Chase's cottage,
Pond Cove. Wednesday. Barges will leave
Odd Fellows hall at 9 a. m.
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}. MAINE MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST "a, 1891.

The opinion prevails tonight that less than
half tba hodies have so far been recovered
from the wreck. 1t Is thought that not less
than fifty were killed in the disaster
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FraternaI Company eurst.

WHEELING, w. Va, August 22.-The
Fraternity Financial Company yesterday as
signed to c. FL. Edmunds Of Philadelphia.
The victims numbered 1000 and live mostly
In New England. New Yord, Pennsylvania
and Ohio. The gang Of operators is be-
lieved to have obtained upwards of $500, 900
from members before they were compelled
to close up.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Gould celebrated their
golden wedding yesterday at their home on
North street.
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Weather Observations.

Mean daily ther..."62 Q Max. vel. wind. ....12 <
Maximum ther. GO. .Ol Total precip. .. n
Minimum ther, ..,.690l
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THE WEATHER.
Shows rs. not Frost.

Following is the forecast of the weather for
New England: Showers till Tuesday even
ing; winds shifting to cooler ncrthwesterly
during Monday evening
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fNO LEr-Nice house In Western part Of city !;
= rooms, modern conveniences, nice neighbor-
noOo, sunny exposure. Also rent of rooms New
hlgh street near Cumberland. L. o. BEAN n
CO., 40 Exchange street. 221
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winthrop Mills Election.

WINTHROP, August 23.-At the annual
meeting of the Winthrop Mills Co.. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Clerk, R. G.
McIlroy, Treasurer, Francis Cabot. Direc-
tors. Amasa Clark, A. R. Sturtevant. b. P.
Cheney. Francis Cabot, Geo. L. Davis, Aud
itor. James Cannon. r. c. McIlroy was ap-
pointed agent to fill the vacancy caused by
the death Of his father. John McIlroy.
James E. McIlroy was elected superInten-
dent, and dividend Of per cent declared.
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The Pension List.

WASHINGTON, August %. = Pensions
have been granted to the following Maine
people:
ORIGINAL.
.John b. Foster. John G. Newbert,
Patrick Cayanaugh Tnnotny d. Looney, Ma
VIM. O'Briep, Wy.
FREDERICK Parker Ma Clement p. Rowe,
Wv Cnas. H. Fairfield,
Jas. A. Burns. Jas. +. Floyd
INCREASE.
Geo. w. Martin, Mexi. Chas. Chenderff.
can survivor.
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WINTHROP, August 22.-Rev. j. L. Ham,
blen. the Baptist clergyman in East Win
throp, died this week. he formerly lived in
Berwick and had been pastor here only about
fOnr months
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OBITUARY..
Isaac n. Keith.

Mr.. Isaac Fl. Keith of New Gloucester died
at his home In that village Friday at the ad-
vanced age OF II years. He has held many
offices OF trust. representing his town 10 the
state legislature and having a long term of
service as town clerk. Mr.. Keith is brother
of Mr.. Albion Keith of this city. He leaves
a widow and three daughters, Mrs. Sarah
Hilton of New Gloucester, Mrs. Ernestine
Nevens of Lewiston, and Mrs. Kate e., wife
of James M. Thompson of New Gloucester
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Hon. p. n. Adams.

CLEVELAND, O.. August 23.-Hon. P. b..
Adams, president pro tenn. Of the Ohio Sem
ate, died at Tinffin last night, aged Al.
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Most OLD PEOPLE are friends of
Perry Davis
PAIN
KILLER
aug15dtf

and often its very best friends, because
for many years they have found it
friend in need. Accidents generally occur
in the daytime, while Cholera Morbus and
such troubles usually eliminate at night.
To get rid of any such pain before it be-
comes an ache, use PAIN KILLER.
Buv it right now. Keep it near you.
Use it promptly.
For sale everywhere. 1T KILLS PAIN.
Iels nrmedSm
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

ioI property In this city or vicinity. a farm in
Me Mlhanam cuts twenty-five (25) tons of hay;
Duluings nrst,class Excellent farm in Deering;
cuts fifty tons hay. For particulars caII on e'
a,,, JOHN .. and r. H. COBB
3l1s Exchange Street. Portland, Maine,
tepzf dn
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Jules oaudereau Fails.

MONTREAL, August 22.--Jules Gaudereau,
a hardware dealer, has assigned. Liabili-
ties $4,000.
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FOR SALE.

Cigar store, established stand,
ness; reas0n given for selling.
Apply TO THOMAS CAREY.
,,,SaSs SSs Middle ST., Portland, Me.
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&OS0t WodtVop HopoFts
PORTLAND, Me-, August 20, 1891.
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WANTED--AN ENGINEER.

Duties, TO attend boilers aud one engine; one
week, days; one week. nights; applicants are no.
titled that no one wilt be considered whe is not
sober and we'll recommended. Apply by letter to
SUPERINTENDENT,
aug16dtf Box 1886, Portland.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26

Souloa, Der iaO tiIboroS meO 6auilen tbi bine 0age
ulloe Oct uoe paa Sanoet uere bleuet anieet Ior en- 9rou
6ornGrmeIie mob "6ialpsrlfen", bpis man bapoe label
beuos "ipne b%a9eiter". Sobn is9te at Hippo ira oen
literare &onueriotion ueo at ipprge 9aloa ON fine gan,Ie
gs9etammerater. al buiIte nogIe par ora9et no Gslteu,
andre par osce, os after anOre par ueo at gro ialt til be
biemtise Slipper meO ben Sso6euSenbeo, iOm buuoe
tarafteriieret oeres 5oriGore.
Dagger eiter 1T Gamerne BeQer life itor 6ornoielie al
Sobn. San ltOo tibIig op og mGlteoe Soen. 6au buas
seoe SrGuOe os bar bet ino til NulOa. San req oamle
Bob til Setten eiter SanO. San sioroe tort ia9t air,
bpao ban bauoe p9ret pant til at slpre ion Ont, ua
fanot li9eIaa mestn 6orneielie at sIcntme, at ban par
Wlano, lom ban en9an9 bauoe iunOst 0aa6et ON at
biiue oct. De to Sutter ipntes ubyrc Qoot ON bans
SeIltab, oS bans 6aOer sIGoece Jig nperlig peO at ie, at
ban bauDe beuaret jim Sntere8ie for 9anOIipct, ifont
Broultsn %pienlpnli9 ueObIuenoe narsoe ct ~inoayoet Nao
til ben Sfureuiolf paa bans Sperl96e", iom han no,
trptte lis. Seq troeOe, at SObn. Oeriom ban bapOe
pi0lt, buormeset BANS 6acer par imoo but lgroeles usl
pleleoe Brooutt, ptloe baUe metet SGpen oa laoet Miar.
ten srGsle mar al iuOtiI ban ur tommet tlboae til
Bpen.
0orpprI9t par Sobn life u%isIionl ior Saiet Guutnus
Ynoi99s0er. !pun talte iigoenoe on aae be ,5orIattge
Der par ine9et SGlten, CO Sirtuingcn Al beuoc3 lunar.
lGgO'SbeO var liselreH ~bleuOeuoe ior en- aiaao, Der life
is'p sH0nu par paHaei not til Of i, gpor o~perilaoilt ben.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26

be siite iisi Seq baaber, On life ul tnuie bans 9iers
te, tbi isg peo sobt, at Ou alOri9 taaer bant".
~0u tienoer mine aultuelier" iasoe Diis Ouuton,
q BET &apitaI, siare. Seq eIifer Sssene os glitter
mig aIorig. Gesubeu uiloe bin 8robers tore i~urioilte
% Iter9re laIenter iframme iaaoan en- ~itaftels lioeu
Wtus iom mig.
Deb benne s~ienioiss ~llotaIelie bauoe De pna en- inilo
Wfaape la9t %iaanreset, ionI at Sobn 9arlow par Ell 9oos
troenbe Sosornl, Og at De NOT ltuIOe sisre bet al meO
ban,, naar be par TO ON bet.
Mrs. iSolmes % benoss geninos par antomueu fire.
ostpue Elmer for Sobn, Os Suiets 8atter bappe aIsreoe
iuciat fig ielp iom miOIertiois SsriterinOe ueo ~taufelpit
at enOsuenSe. ~tuIptaite cs ~iOrauore ale De arransemsns
ter, iom ben 9ooe SuIoa bauoe siort Zig melt llmas mso
at iaa iltano. Iae DC Glauer til Den aarlise 6eitli9s
bsO, icm ben tlOss % ~pruttiite SuIOa bauOe ubtuitst,
itrss bun meo ct Wtastipros uoeu iua messt lOm at ten:
teH paa. at ben un9e 9ise baIuanpet aar bapbs pGret
inloitGuoig eneraapenoe Der 0uiet o9 NOT tunbe feIe Jig
trentet peS. at Ell SiGit, iom fun bIep en- llse, tom %
pbelasbe benoes Ilan for Ell bel Maaneb. Mleu Oct laa
lite Tor Mrs. 9olmss at tGnte paa ilist. iSuIoa par
iGitet ior Detailing, os bun orsmts. lite ON, al lsis6e 6oIt
tuubs baps noseu Slass Snisresie iOr fit arbeios euer
fit Siem, unotasen ben, at be fit bsres aoit os Con.
wien !6ulba Dor t~aaImobig, itiont bun bapos en- 6ornem.
mslis, lom ON bun blep opertrampet. Seq bar Ell QneI.
s ON, at bun grab fine Dine rsOs. Oa ben isrits Dag pa,
tllsnSs. Seq tor iuit lite. paataa Oct, men ies iutts
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26


mig til bet efter NIT alminoeIise SienOitab til &uias
ben.
9a Sobn fisrts op for 0sreu ben lille GnipGnoer.
iom @utterne bapoe bentet BAN ira Stationen, par oct
Ssrite, ban siorbe, at trptfe Yroitens 0aano. Den 9ams
lie par osiaa slao ueo al ie BAN, ifisnt ban life tunoe
labe pGre at ptrs ct 0aab ON, at ban piloe rage bet
Daar al fin Sperlebe".
0epaa bilite Sobn blertetist paa fin Softer Og bleu
prGisutsrst for D.Hs Ouutou; men iiteoet for at iGtte
fig neO, for ban Iige no aietfeust, BuOr 6uIoa i lin
SomulOstioe os meO rent, bpiDt 6ortIGoe gift og baste
Bisfuit til lbeen. De bapoe aaaet Stole iannien;
ban uerleoe ct b~ierteIist SaanOtryt meO benOe, meOens
bun loO Der, Os ben Hare GitermipOassi oI naiten Omsau
benoes 9opsD os aniist meo Ell @lorie. "9tei, bpor
De er poret, Suloa!" par DC iprhe Orb, ban iagOe JON
Silien. &oan tGutte noset mere, TIL, ifisnt bun itte par
imut, par bun pOs blspet ppsrOrSsntIis tGtteIis, eiterat
bun bauoe no io!oet fig til auinbs.
"altiO i~impeI!" iasSe @manpa, ba ban ieieu tom ino
i OagIisitusu.
"9uOrOan pet2~ ipurste SObn. !Dan iaa ~iorbauiet
no. 0uao iimpeIt bauOs ban siort2
@manoa 0oIules inbi aa not, at bet git lite on at TORS
taus BAN, al bet par uiorenslist mso bans 8Groigbeo at
tale til lSulOa Mauners. loun ioritOo, at benoes ges
m~Grtnins bapOe p9ret taabelis, % bun Hap laa bort fra
ben, iaa sOot bua tunoe, po at lore Samtaeu ben pa0
nosst anoet.
! Deb aitsnsbOrOst benueuSts SOba en- gsmGrtnias til
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26
GphpIsinins.

Sna meeet 2unb ium muIi9t bpr ont
Sslten ppplsieS til nnite garS N9cr.
9anoet er oa itittet for 3prfnins inngt
tiSliscre, CUB ON Glp8en iGttcs / Sang
ON 8uaren, ps life er ben miubite Scr
Del oen, at @iuteriroiten bar imuloret
Suroen i 6urerte meget beore, eno om
ben bnuoe lisset &iuteren cper nplpiet;
besuoen bar ben beriget Jig meo Stofe,
Der or al Itur Setponins for Slaute-
lipets 5riuiel % &9Iit. Den encIte
llnbtaselie sjsr Ell SOrobuno iaa tsr %
bnarb, al bet fnuoe befrp9tes, ben pilOe
isrfe pp inari on Sanren eaer no paa
Sommereu; i ian Sab er bet bebit al
pente mso Ilsiniueen, til SaareH tOm'
rner.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26
Garmen 0uiet % 9apen
sist ON epimepleie.

st beIri Spin ioa Gus CT inseu ans
trelia Soa. Der er Here Ns'eicr, al
bpilfe hi Der bill napnc ncale. Garbplie
gcio blauoct / SierucmcIf bar en- 600
@irsuina badcc paa @erIierne % St'ns
bet. Gu 1belfciulo cuteu al crude eler
crystal carbolie acid rercS risti9 9oot
Sammen ueo Meltcn % IprFites lna
euer spiucuc, clcr &c ~ino8aioeS Sernteo
psS SiaIp al Ell Spit. 20 5nopalt'
niuaer mcb scroiiue. en- u9cs Y'eIleu''
RIM, ppcralt bpor 9uieue bar Ut vi.
bolb, eier af meO oisie "a oereS sG9
ca gusel, life pil Glen sirre Sr'nene
uuacnIpmbeIit Staoc, tbi life ausrlbeS
SaorbetlRoumaen ocraf, idaleoeS iori
9iliGloet er meo Sjpr % &eIte. 0llcn
Tan iurreiten sicme blunNes mco parmt
9are.
Wfan bsr altio buite paa, at Splltet
al Raturen or ct renlist Gpr; CT bet
iuiuIf, pu CT Oct SteIlet, iom sjsr oct
iaa.
Ser er en- itornrtct 6critjel paa 6lelt,
sfteriom 7uret CT iooret. Corn slcr, at
Gratcu paes %raitere, men buor anoeries
bes ima9cti9t or life Splnetjeoet, uaar
BET or prpouceret sienHem en- SCORING
paa Melt % MtioIiu9. alpper, 9apre
o.f.u.--oette irembriuser "a streak OF
lean and a streak of fat, % iualeoes
CT oct appetitltsit.
Man brr nltio nu!e Snnngriie al
belt uopprHe Mpore; DC blioer pn an
oerleSes traiti9e.
Stnore Spin enS Spiuepurter bpr life
pperuintres, bet lenuer lis life.
Sure Stpler er in9en Iitnb Solres
NAB; man bcr af % til sIue liot Salt,
90 8prcne mao til ale 2ioer babe iulot
pp of SretulsSlte,
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26
at bortaiftc I'm egem
Guitrtt

bgrer til Gieloeubeoerne. s Doesla
Dor en- sanmel Wano, waill'pltar
mango @ange. Snn bar Grtemanc
Ga bapbe for en- 3io iioen 9tItet li9
meo en- ing pnfter 8ise. Strar elter
tom en- un9 8aufier, SSn Of en- al Den
eamle Miaion9rs llugbomspenrer, I'll
Soesia / 5orretiin9er % 9Ioroe IN
5ars Ben ct Yeipg. San larte perpeo
at tienoe ben oafre 6rue. SelS9et
aieutoses, ps mart bar be TO llngG Ior'
ellfet / b%peranore. Gn ROrser, oa
sGstemanben paasneoe, bar bans 6rlle
ipurlslt i~oriuunOen. SSun par re'lt III
ggien meb fin Gllfer.
Den bebragne Mtano tug Sa9ea paa
Ell beunbrinssuerOie Waaoe. Sal
ifrep til fin Srre, at ban life par bet
minoite preb paa benoe. Spis bare
bun os beuOes Ben piloe tomrre ttlba9e
til Obesia, lfulbe ban sipre alt mull9t
for at orbne Sfilsmisien mellem BAN
% benoe paa bette Maaoe. Tarret
fom tilbase, Sfilsmisien bar mart
bra9t / Srocrl, os alerebe eIter nusle
Tiger funbe ben iralttlte 6rue felre ut
BrDIup meO "pen rette."
ga bar oct, at benoes forbeno1rence
Maubs gGbelmpbigbeo naaeoe Sploes
puuttet. Gen sainle MiQipn9r tllbSo
fla Ielp at iunsere ipm i'm fraltllte
SuItrus "Srubeigrer."
Spm FABIAN fun9erebe ban ptrtell9
oeb bet rlnse Tars &ielIe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-26
10

Os DanueIie par. Obi al benOss gGrDom ipO ooenPa0,
in9cn Gel oerai bauoe baut SRoIpoelle paa benoes e6l
EanneIie. (1un par ~propiuIo al bet, bun bapoe tle9Hs
ZIG, men Oct par lite saaet bcsIses 9tatnr. 0et lH"''
Sobn life ie, o9 ban par i~ortrplet ueo Santei on F"
faa iaa be8auet Ell Some. 0por bun ifuIoe b!Gape pan.
Tenner! 0uor @Upernpren oiioe lpnc9 9oot ON a ID"
meO benOc! 0uor bun piloe benrDtte 6ott, naar ~"
paG eagang trattereoe Dem meo She % YaSliar! S'H"
par loreIifet bcnoe, JON ban uiloe pore forelliet e' W
Rhenlalttne eller en- ileloeu BOG. spun uar eli "IU+%
Slenltano at piie irem. Der er mango foruoe' Sog"'
lom bar 9iitet fig paa en- iaaoan 5plsIle os ta'0t DC"
SlRrIi9beo. Sobn troe0e pirtelio Gau par %torsIltei "
belc Den llgc paSliareoe ban neo Mftis OuntoH og tV''
LSIGoen meD bcnoe os par euig mso rs leIu ON, al p"'
u'loe lore oenne ~9Iimrenoe Hrie til 9tcm yort. Wv"
nleo Ggte Froturators 6oy iig;igbeo tGntte ban, at g"'
DOG p'lOe opletts yellasIGg5cien laa lGn9c lon' m"'s''
Serlom 0jertet bauOe baut nogen 9lIDe! hans Qe'l9.
ter, ut!Oe 6orf9tlgbeoeu lite baus uGret uIe8i V"'''
oorlt0u9BeO er Ell meSet 900 Soisebrpoer n'oO "Ot0H"'
9el8bto men ben ouer lite ~iynoetIig III at lHoO''"
&lGr''9beOens SpriusilOO, boao SOIn !9ar'op l""''
ltuloe erIare.
~ ga Get lattice no ll9eus Sfutuing. bcgpH0f g"'
az pore eu uarluete 6eleIie outrior WtIs Sanei.
O''oe 9 teuer lii lite baps pelel naiurligL OH Sg,.
tiqos bRue p5sliari OIL i~pnpieget en- tci lige ineo 81 =,
'@ 2anlf u1en al Gape jelr anoet enc ~ iatse tB'"""
t9s Anlls ON al iaa Ell &0ne iii G blGre la hl'O.
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