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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-24
NOTED NAMES.
Learned and Curious Notes Re

Learned and Curious Notes Re
spectine Men of the Time.
The following are derivations and
meanings OF names OF some promi-
nent men of the present day:
Pattison-This is an Irish name,
and means the son of Patrick. The
name Patterson is the same. Patrick
is derived from the Latin Patricus,
meaning noble, Senator. The name
was bestowed upon the eldest sons
of the Roman Senators.
Delamater-This is French name,
from LIE Maitre, meaning the pre-
ceptor, master or landlord.
Blaine-This name is from the
town of Blain, in France. It has
also a claim to Welsh origin, and in
that case it signifies the summit or
top.
Tilman--The farmer or Alliance
Governor of South Carolina is we'll
named, as his name means tiller OF
the soil.
Parnell-The deposed Irish leader
has not an Irish name. It comes
from Italy, and is derived from Pet
ronilla, pretty stone, and also an
immodest girl.
Mccarthy This name is pure
Irish, and means the son OF Can
thack, who was an Irish chieftain OF
the eleventh century.
Dillon is Welsh, from Dillyn,mean-
ing handsome, brave.
Vanderbilt is Dutch, from Byl, a
Ratchet or bill. The ship carpenters
in Amsterdam were nicknamed Die
Byltye, the Ratchet or bill men. Van
the Dutch for the word Of. Hence
Van die bilt, or the bill men.
Astor is Scandinavian, from the
town of Oster, in Jutland, meaning
star.-American Notes and Queries
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14

WASHINGTON, May l2.-Up to the
close Of business hours no news was
received at the navy department Of
the Charleston and so far as the offic~
ials there know the Itara Is still at
liberty. Commodore Ramsay, acting
secretary, this afternoon said he did
not know where the Charleston was
and that the only news the depart
ment had received today was the ar
rival of the cruiser San Francisco at
Iquique, in northern Chill. AS this
vessel II to figure In the chase in case
the Itata escapes the Charleston, her
movements are of some importance.
AS the days Of the chase run along, a
new factor appears which will doubt
less result speedily in betraying the
movements of pursuer and pursued.
The Itata started from San Diego last
Wednesday evening-six days ago
and, II pushed to her highest speed,
must be nearly out OF coal, so that she
must soon put into port somewhere to
replenish her bunkers. The Charles
ton, like most swift cruisers, was
obliged to sacrifice some coal-carrying
capacity for the sake Of boiler and
engine room and gun-carrying capa-
city. With full bunkers she can carry
500 tons, but, III she has been driven at
full speed. she must have burned LIS
tons every "a hours, which would give
full steam power for but four and one
half days. She has now been out
three and one-hslf days, and. although
il is known that she lay at anchor al
least one night, her coal supply is
probably running so low il would be
hazardous for her-a vessel without
sail pOwer-to continue much longer
at sea. So some news Of one or both Oi
the vessels may be expected very sooI
when they put into port for coal. This
will probably be Mexican port and
Immediately may be expected TO aris'
an important question for determine
ton Of the NJ xican government, anC
that 4 the status Of the Itata. Som,
comment was caused among the ~tat
department people by telegraphe,
, statement that the Chilian insurgen
cruiser EsmeTalda is now al Acapulco
The fact that her presence In port
tolerated Is regarded here by som
officers as quaisi-recognition by tn
Mexican government Of insurgents
II this recognition should take
formal shape it might have impOriau
results for insurgents, for, under th
neutrality laws. their vessels wOul
find an ssylum in the Mexico pOIl
and might take supplies, although NJ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14

The Helena Staat- Zeituug. q G ar
man paper published at the capital i'm
dulges in the following criticism in re-
gard to the case of Morris, who is now
awaiting trial before the United STATES
circuit court for procuring whisky for
INDIANS:
THE sale OF whisky to Indians
ought not to have the approval of any
one, but less to be approved Of are the
means which las stated by Attorney
Stlrling) were used TO entrap the poor
unfortunate soldier, Morris. II must
be considered a great injustice To be
tired and acquitted by jury of II OF
the best citizens of Custer county, aud
then 10 be re~arrested for a new trial
for the same offense. Whoever knows
the Indian character will certainly
believe the statement OF Morris in
preference to an Ind an. especially as
Three Bears. or some other Bear. has
admitted that he was to receive a re-
ward II the sccused could be convict
ed bv their evidence. No wonder
that the evidence wa offered. though
II only proved that the whisky was
taken from the soldier by force"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
FOREST FIRES.
Several Michigan Villages Gem
pletely Destroyeo-Nothing
Left But Ashes.
A Freight Train Crew Had q
Narrow Escape from Gre
nation.
The Michigan Fires.

DETROIT, May 12.-The hoped for
security from the recent rain did not
materialize for the psnic-stricken in
habitants OF the burned district In this
state. Some idea of the vAstness Of the
fire district can be gained from the fact
that almost any two OF q dozen counties
now filled with fire are As large as the
whole state OF Rhode Island. The
Toledo, Ann ArbOr & Northern Michi-
gan railroad has been obliged to aban-
don all attempts to run cars north Of
the Glare county line. A freight train
and crew had a narrow escape from
cremation yesterday. The ties in
many places were so badly burned
that the rails spread when the train
went over. When near Modes siding,
one Of the cars In the center Of the
train was derailed. and the train crew
was obliged to abandon the rear part
Of the train, after working until the
cars began TO smoke. Before they
reached Fsrwell there was another
derAilment, and all but three Of the
train Of eight cars were left to theiI
fate. Three Of the trAinmen were bad ,
Dlistered. The wird shifted and drove
the FIRE to the southwest and int
Neweygo. MecOstra and Oceans
counties. Coats Station and Barton
both on the line of the fire, have not
been heard from and are supposed u
be destroyed. West Troy, few miles
north OF Obis, has been envIroned by
fire since early yesterday morning and
is supposed to be in ashes. Reports
from Cadillac, Wexford county, stat'
/ the inhabitants Of all villages in th'
county have been out fighting fire fo
three days and many of the smalle
places are wiped off the earth. Wher'
Nirvenna and Fremont once stood OF
the Flint 4 P. NJ. road, there is moth
ing now but piles Of ashes. The will
age Of Lake has not been heard from
since tts last appeal for help.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
A Statement from Tracy.

BINGHAMTON, n. Y, ,Msyl2.-Secre-
tsry of Navy Tracy is in the city on
private business. In an interview to-
night he stated several important facts
concerning the Itata incident. which
have heretofore been matters Of spccu-
lation. The secretary stated definitely
that the Charleston has orders to cap
ture the Itata wherever che may be
found upon high seas. This includes
all waters outside Of the three mile
limit or ports Of foreign countries.
He did not anticipate fight, but in
case Of resistance the United States
cruiser would carry out her rights at
all hazards. He was not at liberty to
state the exact text of the cipher dis
patch sent to the Charleston. neither
would he say definitely II the cruiser
San Francisco, now in Chilian wsters,
had been ordered tOinterceptthe Itata,
The San Francisco, he sald, classed
with the cruisers Baltimore and Phila'
delphia and was fully able to hold
her own with the Esmeralda. The
United States had maintained {
strictly nuetral position in refusinG
to supply arms tn the insurgents, anC
as the Itata bad violated every
rule of international law in breakini
away from the custody Of our govern
ment after seizure, she would have Il
take the consequences. The secretAr!
did not anticipate serious trouble, bu
thought the matter would soon b
settled peaeably and with honor to tn
United States.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
Luxurious Life in the Army.

Said "A prominent army officer in tn
Southern hotel 10 a group of officer
and civilians: Service in the army f.
the private soldier is a delight 70 wha
it used to be before the war. There !
not a post scarcely in the country no
accessible by railroad and which h.
not a daily mail The quarters OF bai
racks to which he is now assigned a.
simply palatial At Fort Riley, for 4
stance, the mems barracks are splendil
ly arranged and handsomely furnishes
Each company's quarters Is furnanf
with library, billiard room, gylnn.
sum, marble tub bathrooms; the squ1
rooms or dornitOries are nicely fu
nished with iron bedsteads. and q
walls are hung with pictures aho'
army life on the march or In bait
The mess hall az Fort Riley seats 4 2
men az each meal. The chef de cuizi
Is a civilian salaried at $3.50 a ulun.
A mes hall Of a like capacity is -
built az Fort Leavenworth, aud {
posts, Fort Sheridan. az Chicago. q
Fort Logan. near Denver. ars -
built with every eonvenience.-t
Louis Globe Democrat
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
DOCS the Moon Cause Earthquakes

With regard TO the phases of the
moons motions, NJ. Brisco found that
in four year.. 1886 to 1890. the number
of earthquakes near new and full
moons exceeded the number at the
quarters very nearly in the proportion
of six to four. In a number of exceed
ingly elaborate calculations NJ. Brisco
has endeavored to show that, however
the figures were handled, they always
present the same general conclusions,
but there are not as yet sufficient facs
to justify more than a passing aiius.on
70 this curious speculation
Ii does, however, appear TO be an In
evitable deduction from the evidence,
not only that earthquakes occur more
frequently at the periods of new and
full moon, but that their frequency IN
ereases at the time when the moon h
nearest the earth and diminish when il
Is most distant, and, moreover, thai
earthquake shocks are more trequeni
when the moon is near the meridian
than when she is ninety degrees fromit
NJ. Percy. the French scientist, tired
TO figure.0ut some connection betweer
moon phases and earthquakes as LONG
ago as lS44.-St Louis Republic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
TrratInent Tor P"i.on.ag.

The principal narcotic poisons am
lAndanum, morphine and opium On
landanum the fatal dose is at least two
drains. Two grains and half Of tho
extract are said by Tanner 20 be equal
to four grains of crude opium, while Do
Quincy could take sixteen ounces OF
the tincture of opium daily. Infanfs
have been killed by single drop 0f
lsndanum, which is equal TO about ths
twelfth of a grain of opium. No O0a
should use laudanum. opium or NOR
phine without the express orders and
daily watchful care of a physician, for
all these drugs have an entirely ditterent
action in health and sickness.
When an excessive dose Of any Of
these narcotics is suspected, a physician
should be Immediately called, and,
pending his arrival, every effort should
be made 10 keep the patient awake
The symptoms Of poisoning are gradu-
ally increasing giddiness. drowsiness.
stupor. slow, heavy breathing, weak
pulse. pallor and final coma. There
may be nausea and even commissions
The first remedial action is TO free the
stomach by the means of emetics or
the stomach pump; then rouse the pa
tient by slapping the chest and neck
with wet towel, dashing cold water
about the head and face, walking up
and down-out of doors if that is neces-
ary-gving electric shocks, and even
artificial respiration when other means
fail 70 rouse from the stupor which pre-
cedes death. Strong coffee may be uss-
full as an adjunct. The case should be
in the hands of a competent physician
In a word, keep the patient awake
until the doctor arrives, loosen ths
clothing and keep the head COOL
Harper's Bazar.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
Advertising Rates.

IntermsdAte periods az pro-rata Of preceding
rataa Reading noticss. classified. lOcts per line;
anclassihed. i5cts per line.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14

Every Morning Except Monday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
oATrLE ORDER REscINDED.
Concessions = made for Cattle 10 be shipped
Into wyoming aud Montana

Into Wyoming aud Montana
CHEYENNE, WyO., May ll.-Special
Agent Piekrell, Of the bureau of ami
NAL industries, has been in conferences
here today with Governor Barber and
State Veterinary HOloOmb regarding
the shipment Of southern cattle into
Colorado, Wyoming and Montana.
Mr.. Pioktell was authorized to make
concessions satisfactory to the WyOm-
ing stock men and resided that por-
ton Of Secretary Rusk's circular that
declares that southern cattle shall not
be allowed In pens or on trails that
are to be occupied or crossed by cattle
going TO eastern markets before Dec. I
1891. Notice Of the concession has
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
Base BaIl-ruesday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

=
Cincinnati I, Brooklyn is.
Cleveland 8, Philadelphia s.
PittsbuIg 6, New York 4.
Chicago II, Boston 8.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul ?, Lincoln Is.
Sioux City Z, Omaha l6.
Milwaukee %, Kansas City 2.
Minneapolis 20, Denver 9.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Washington 8, Cincinnati 8.
Baltimore 0, Cincinnati 6.
Boston Is, Columbus ?.
Athletics 9, Louisville 4.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14

been set to Union Pscifc Stock 40 nt
Leary and cattle shipments for Wyc-
ming and Montana will C mmence at
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14

permitted to take aboard munitiOn Of
war or to make any Mexican port tie
base Of operat ious against Chill. This
doctrine was thoroughly defined in
the Alabama case aud it il said in ad-
dition TO the precedent set bv Great
Britain in recognizing insurgents ss
bellIgerents, the Mexican governmeD
has not the kindest feelings toward
tie present Bslmsceds administration
in Chill.
THE CHARLESTON GAINING.
CITY OF MEXICO, May l3.-The
Chilian steamer Itata is sailing under
difficulty and the United States war
ship is gaining on her. IL is expected
the two vessels will reach Acapulco
within a few hours of each other.
OTHER CoNTRABAND CARRIERS.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 12.-It is now
stated that the schooner "Robert and
Minnie"Is not the only vessel chartered
to convey arms and ammunition to the
Chilian insurgents, but that other
vessels chartered are now unwilling to
ship contrabaud goods or have put in-
to Oakland creek on the other side OF
San Francisco bay until 1t is demon
strated whether such cargoes can safely
be taken out. The United States dis
trict attorney has definitely ascertained
roads over which . large quantity OF
the guns and ammunition which formed
the cargo Of the Robert and Minnie
came into the state and IL is said the
federal authorities will endeavor "a
compel the railway officials to disclose
the quantity delivered and those now
known to beon the rad. 1t ls further
stated that a few days before the car
tridges were bought In the east, the
Gillian agent called atthe Office Of the
local sgent OF the U.P CAr.rige com
pany, and made enquiries as to tbs
latter's ability to procure three millior
cartriges Of 43 calibre inside Of thre'
weeks. The district attorney has haC
a consultation with the Chilian consu
and steps will be taken to seize the
guns and ammunition understood to b'
on the way froU the east.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14
SOCIETIES.

J;sOp n At Odd Fellows Hall.
Ar. "A. M.-Yell0vstOne Lodge, No. 90 hrst
i. o. o. F.-C1sisr Lodge, No. Is. every
TOO. F-sentinai EneAmpmsnt, No. Q, hrst
. nd third Friday.
IK' on P.-Crusader Lodge, No. Z, ThursdAy
veninRs at ODD Fellovs Hall.
q. AR-U. 8. Grant Post, No. II, hrst ana
TO. 6. T.Zstar Of the West. No. a. ever
rhnnldaV evening. -,
Al OfV.-Coi. sgaine Camp MOI. Meets second
q fourthwednesdaYs OF each month Al Good Ten
arr Hall
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-05-14

EmmAnuel Church CEpisc9pAD Palmer st-ser.
ice Sundays At II q IN. and $50 p. m. samuel
1obinson. rector.
BAPTIST Church-G. W. Newman, acting pastor
srtachfnR services sunday At II q. m. and p. m
rrAiss and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday ~ 5:tS p.
A cordial Invitation 20 all.
Methodist ChuToh-servioos Sunday, IA .. M.
g. p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Viider Nuttins. pastor.
Presbyterian ChuTeh-seTvioes sunday II a. NJ
D. n. 7. c. Armstrong, pastor.
Church Of Sacred Hear, ode-seryioe
very ART and third sunday Of the n. onth. Hig
aass q 1870 . NJ. sunday school ~ p, N
Vespeis "a BeuediotiOn Al 80 p. N.
FATHKRC. PAtwELTN.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

utatse 5armers t9n,er Itarit sua Of INIT,
)" Hreson, i5t ben enc otter cen onSsn miiter
10 0aa0e Sus % Sjsn, ioet slt opIIuaes al
9Faaoi9e SensemanO, og Den, Der monoe
aar Bar ltot % iIRbt o. uparbeioet qouoet.
lolllt lr'ltet Undergraduates mango gienuor.
OisPsoer itaar oa isjen msS en- ioaa Rpo.
maaite bIOttet uIbeIes ior gIt, Ga fer aruoten
az Ut grbeios frriOinos / guacrtarienss
ohnolple Gel. S0Urlanse Ital en- Farmers
Sitliua OeobIioe at bare iaaleOss?
~ bar en- ItSen NenisbeO, Der betleues at
*altor Stpg8, iUm Oiit er aIbulOt at gQue
tnoen fine @enisbsoer. gt pGre graIt /
o'sle Fiber er piit life soot, tbi Reuiabeoerus
or lnaa, os genSsns liselaa.
Sobn 9. gelion.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Sem Mhntcpm. Mnih

Vi bar M to 8per Der, Netu @batcom %
Gutrbapen, ipm lisser peo Siben at binaus
ben. gntauet al S~ncbpsaere er unttrent
RM. Scr par Der tire 8per, men | Ssit ilp9
iO'8 innmen, nemlia Sebome % 8batcum,
% bGrer M Napnet Nep @batcom. 3enne
SldOs er saaet fremao meo it9rfe Stribt.
! 6orbolo til Gloereu iaa bet f~prleoeu
CONNER no til, at be plloe Tapes ON 8es
rsmnelicn. "a bar bet osiaa glrbsioe for
aus, iom tnnbe frpbe % saa, % gnbper,
loF1 bar | Seiiobelie at iaa mause 8rGfter,
al ban tnnoe boanbtere Stpifel eler noget
onost Esolfab, bapbe Git at 9iprs, % peo
AdaHeosnS Slut bar ban life ben iioite til
q |tramle meo Berae | 2ommen. Saloon
'0'osrne imilte peuli9t til be fprbisaaenoe
YeIl9em9nO-, % fit osiaa en- sob lluoer'
fsttsIie al Dem. 8 CONNER fer bet no til,
Oh boerten &~rbeiosmanoen eIer Salopu.
'OI0erue faar iframle meb Beuse. Eaa
oeaae Sto al Garet, ium ifaI fables ben
'eOlis bsruSe, fer bet temmelis oaarlist no
H'a arbeloe, % imaat meb R9rins for
mango al os. Ser er Suuoreoer, iom lite
var 9ait Ell Gags Grbeibe iiben Sui; berfor
= mango 6nmilier | pnfeliae Stillinser.
~ Der bar iaa mango Yense, at be iar
.'r'in' berira, oraser bort; ben, Tom itft
saf' laar naturlispls blipe isisI ON gisosu
'Hpsr alOris iaa flor. ON benne bar ben
sarlls Ylaos / 8aibinston iaa bar bet itit
aa n'Grtelist enoSa, men eiter buaS iss bar
VII ltal bet lille bore bebre, men belert
sutre' I DC bebite Bper, iom @aibinstpu
"r' rsnnlts Tacoma % Seattle, % iioer
so''0'i. Snopanorinsen er flor, % 5prtje
~ptN 'loen; paa Gruuo berai er bet iano'
,gn'lGt at 8rsb fommer til at mansle
.%aaOSn9nO! s, iom ifie bar forisst geit
>Vpsf' tGni alSris paa at ioriSse ben beler
9. W. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Qptnoer ~forlan9er!

Wellem 10 os As &ar samle. De BE.
iibber en- trat, bles Ieiut, insen appetit
os fan uaiten life itaa opret. GQe, Der
fOmmer unber benne geitriOelie, anmOSes
ON at iorlanse en- Jiaife at DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. Tag bet ressl.
masFs iislse Yrussanotsninssn, Og
maj oil eriare, at man itabis blir beors.
en- srunbis Selpflr fan opnaass oet
bette ubmartebe Wiooel, os be alleriar.
lisite 9ilialbe al Rerusiitet Os almin.
belis Spasbeb, iier bos apincer, fan
bslbrsbes srunbis. Gn ftreuen Ga.
ranti meo buer Jlaife.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
I'll islpe gpeseurttios. u aausHet ist.
amir GUNNER.

NHtH@ $50 80 NHf FH| 80
qRaaer mar til bette 9oItsuoe al ietpe
Sgsssurbeioet llbsiftsn for SHpeutar. %
iraoraser man fra osHue Sum ben tilbagss
betalte 5rast, iao faar man Tom 3~otaIuo8iit
for Spfsrelie % lloftpr at inausl Soneos
~bssninssn ipm DC andre minors Bpeninaer
Sltmmsn $50,3l0.14 Spao Der tnoMi hem
itaar ubetalt, er, iom isr HGont, tpset opsr
200 2on. til 8armsapparatet % oesnSsu
noset pper 200 7on. paa Grtitsitens Sono.
rar os R%eiieuogifier. 6aIoenbsIieu ai Der.
unoaeu autases at bile iomme pan omttent
500 Collars. Iaa ben inofJsbts 9rrsrbuIie,
iom iise iiben 8ranoeu bar pGret bsboet af
Go1ssets grriioent, for bpsm Der / ben sjen.
reiite 8p9nins life IGnsers er nosen BpIis,
iiploes $500.
Sbet aomtteen iaaleoes efter bsbite StiGn
bar igst at uofsre bet ben operorague Sperp
os berueb bar siort Rebe for fit arbeioe.
bsoer ben al 2@rbpoisbeo Sguooen ON i'm
ailteo.
DEBORAH, ben 1909 Mai 1891.
9aa 8peuiusstUmitesis gegue
9aur. 9arien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
- mRilt @rupe, spift 80, Wlinn.

o,o fer iaa Ranse / 'BOiten1 itripe,
"a rlnOsrretuiug oeri De sioe
~, ale Ting, Tom / Geroen Her.
o., berIor gpit fit til 8im foris8e,
Sopirs meO "8oiten" % liot at ipsse,
"a oloria gaoset ies berfra fer.
I'm gfuo o. geir sr ei fort at iise;
Woo NANCE Qlar bar bet ei bait 2ise
eoo oopt o. paftert = bppr gGt er liisnt!
gu Iarmcrue fin Sob bar iaaet,
IA Gresiet laust bar alt bpltop naaet,
eaa eng % slser ct iIGSt i Srsnt.
Gil Martebsplabien, til Benion furer
q, Sarmere, i9lser bore 8arer,
wsn griIerns, De oil folbe imaa.
Get er for Nanse, iom rig Ital blipe,
gerfur be lite bar 8aab at sipe
On Sarmer mere erb iaa icm iaa.
q S.nn. gaar er Der ristis Wanst
eom BEN Ga Grippen bar tat til 5anse,
Ga 9poen ogiaa fin Bart bar faat;
Goa trpr ies life ubaf So @rippen,
Set geoits sr bog beltub al ilipp'en,
VT Haas meb ben er ilet lite sobt.
seq mao NOT lutte meS Oenns SlurSsn,
Ser, trcr ies, bapnar I Tapirfnrcen,
Men oerfor fRlber req eli en- 9aar.
Gil fripe Iaa, icm bet burbe bare,
%aar bet / Soften" ltal itaa meb 9Gre,
Ear lea Ell 9Groum, Ell better faar.
Blot enOuu ct, % bet ulaa leg ii9e:
s9ecprabs Yoiten" pi Gle lise,
Sen peutes al us meb 9ansiel Der.
Ga iau Ell Ganlteli9beo, Den er bette,
Ct gfauu man ital 10 % unber iGtte,
ut GpIt fan is, tfra bpem bet er.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Soun OF 8dunamineo,

VpppYut W., Utllll.
Sea bill after laoe 9em og 9eres Greoe
glaO8 GRiere ptoe, at oaiaa ri her i@ppbbue
beFuoer ps blanot benz, Der furipser at fsl9e
uro Gioens ntan9ebaanoe Gfperliuser %
gruSniuger, baaoe / lociale, pplitiite %
materieIe Senieenoer. Set ipIger at fla
kIp, at man utaa lore, iaa l9nse man leper:
bog CT Der pilt Wtan9e, iom unoIuOer of efter.
isIge Oeune Ressll men til bore @ooobue.
Snopauneres &os Ifal bet iiges, at be flelte
s bent iaGlefalb prsper paa at 9iBre bet.
siigut pi / to Nar bar lemt bjemiB9te al
ubintSbugs, iaa 5armerne lioen eler inaen
GuliHs fit al Suroen, bsrte jes life Nusen
,Iaas ouer Npo, tbi 8reaturopbretten, til.
lissteo Sprs, Spin % aaloe, braste en-
sanite COB Gursinbtnat. 9eraf fanot
glauss no, at "mireb1 Sarmins er en- goo
Sing for en- Surobru9er. Surleba gar
sipros gbintsbusen life no9en pioere Staoe,
ia Be, iom baube iaaet nu9et, III temmelis
COB Nulins. Suar bar Stpritsoelen at Gar.
msrns bre'tet % iaaet paa oct Meite al fit
9ano iaieu, % Wanss ialser al Srsatursr,
for of forisse npset Gnbet.
G8iaa her bar Sarmerns bespnbt at op.
ntts mianee.Soreninser for of prsue, ON
St Tan blipe fpit paatrGngenos Gsenter, iom
frtiirr 2anoet runot paa Sarmerens Befolt'
ming iises Der. "Greameri"s Soreninser er
Der c9iaa, % be bar betalt optil 90 Gents
Somnten for Slpoe / 8iuter. Tesubeu bar
ri RaaoebclbSioreuin9er % paa famine Sio
7ritteforenin9er, % iaa enoelis 8jGrli8beos.
iurcuiuser, ipm tillrt enoer meb @iftermaal
% Srpnrp. So ian, @ppobueanerne fplser
not meo Sioen, frpst life for bet.
Set saar me9et tent meo G9er % gu9,
sua Grlnb al itren9 5prts meo fploe R9tter.
81 bar paa poer Ell Raaueo lffs bait npget
RtSn, men ui iaar baabe, at bet mart or
iSsnte. Cara 8. Mcan icl9te fit 9ano
ipuar | Q Dele, ialt liot pper 100 NcreS, for
100 Dollars, % lfal iIptte til De 10 3ptuns
iWinneiota. Der bar / Sinter % / gaar
orret mesen Sp9oom blanot Soil, bpilfet
tlSeIs bar meofsrt 9soeuJ iom 5sl9e al ben
rrilSe Sinter meb fine burtis perlcnbe Tent
ratGriprunortnser. SuiluenSaen sisr oss
In Git, oa ben CT ilem paa mango Steber.
Nbonnent.