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Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29

chin, M e ckle D. burg, Oct. %, 1900.
 His father, Baron
 Erie d erich Won Moltke, was 8 cap tain in the Prus- sian army and was reduced to poverty by the plumber of his property at tLu- beck in>1SO6 by Na- poleon's troops.
 The old baron en- tered the service of Denmark, in which he rosa t0
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
A Un,nese Murder at Hartford.

HARTFORD, April 2O.-Charlie Lee, 8 Chinaman, was shot and killed last night in the laundry of Juns Lee by Charles Gong, also Chinaman. Gong surrendered himself to the police. He said he killed Lee because the latter ruined his business. An article appeared in one of the papers the other day accusing Gong of enticing small boys into his laundry for immoral purposes. He believed that Lee furnished the information to tho paper, hence the tSaGodY.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
Le00Z Notices.

RESTRICT of Salisbury, ss Probate Court, D April 18th, A. D. 1891.
 Estate of Emily B. Wells, late of Salisbury, in said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Salisbury hath limited and allowed six months from d .te hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settle ment Those who neglect to present tn ir accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred 8 recovery. All persons in- debted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to W. H. Walton, Administrator. Postoff1ce address Lime Rock, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
TAIMAGE'S NEW TARERNACIE

TALMAGE's NEW TABERNACLE. nacle at the morning service was so great that the efforts of the police were neces- sary to keep the eager ones from crushing each other. Rev. Dr. Hastings, president of the Union Theological seminary; Rev. Wendell Prime, Rev. Dr. Hammill, of Washington, and Dr. Talmage conducted the services.
 The church is 200 feet by 11s, Roman esque in architecture and has seating capacity of $500 The total cost of the edifce thus far is $40, GOO and $40, 900 more will probably be required to put on the finishing touches
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
The Republican Clubs Convention

CINCINNATI, April 23-At the National Republican League convention much business of importance was transacted. Hon. James s. Clarkson, of Iowa, was elected president to succeed John M. Thurston. President Harrison's letter of regret was then read. It was as follows:
 "I beg to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 9th inst. inviting me to attend the fourth annual convention of the Republican League clubs, to be held at
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
THE APPROPRIATION INCREASED.
The House at Harrisburg Raises It to
 &3OO,OOO.

The House at Harrisburg Raises It to
 &3OO,OOO.
 HARRISBURG, April A.-In the house yes terday the senate bill providing for the collection, arrangement and display of the products of the state of Pennsylvania at the Worlds Columbian exposition in 1893, and making an appropriation of $500, 0,000 therefore, was finally passed by vote of 143 to 24.
 As the bill passed the senate it appro- priated $15O, 900 and provided for commits sion of eleven persons The house increased the appropriation to $500, ,O0O and the com mission to thirteen by adding the governor and lieutenant governor thereto. The bill now goes back to the senate for concurrence in the amendments.
 Doc" Wilson After Moen's Property.
 PROVIDENCE, April 25. A sister of "Doc" Wilson at Uxbridge has received a letter from her brother who is at Galena, Ills Wilson is in the patent medicine business at Galena under the name of Dr. l.. F. Moen. He declares that he is com ing home at once to be present at the set ting up of Moen's estate. He still per sists that he is the son of Moen, a claim he has maintained for some time, and which he declared was the secret by which he extorted money from the Worcester manufacturer. G. J. West counsel for Wilson in the famous trial at Boston in 1885, showed today what he declared was a complete record of all money paid by Moen to Wilson. The total was 1850, 900.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
SALISBURY.

Mrs B. c, Selleck is in Ashley Falls. |.
 :. MT s. B. Moore and daughter Hattie returned from New York Tuesday even- ing . Mrs S. Swift has returned to her home in this village. Her daughter, Mrs Winchell, accompanies her. ...... Miss J. w. Landon has returned from Brooklyn. Rev Geo B. Johnson SUD- piled the pulpit of the Rev J. H. George last Sunday . Master Oliver Jewell, of New Hartford, is visiting his aunt, Mrs E. J. Graham.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
RIJCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains. corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi- lively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfac- .ion, or money refunded. Price 25 cts. per box. For sale by W. H. Camp.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
Catch Oni

"You are as bad as playful kitten in jumping at conclusions" remarked Keedrick to his wife. sDo kittens jump at conclusions?" asked Mrs Reed rick. Certainly; have you never seen kittens chase their tails?"
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
NOrwalk Has the Grip.

NoRwALK, April 25.-The grip has been very prevalent here for sometime and hundreds of persons are confined to their homes with the disease. Seven deaths oc- cured here in a single night. The doctors of this town are overworked attending to patients who are suffering from this dis eaaA
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29

Killed by a Thunderbolt from 8 Clear Sky
 NORWICH, April A.-A sable cloud in- vaded the western sky at 5:3O o'clock yes terday afternoon and single thunderbolt, shaped and flashing like cimeter, fell straight to the earth at East Great Plain, in the suburbs of the city. It went down the chimney of a new house in that vil- lage, in whose cellar carpenters were work ing, and speared Samuel Purvis, killing him instantly. About him were several other men, but it picked him out in the group and the rest were not hurt MT. Purvis lived on Laurel Hill and was to be married next week
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
s-beeripsion Account.

The date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the subscriber shows the tlme 70 Which the subscription is paid: thus, R. B. Smith 5iulss indicates that Mir Smith has paid for his paper to July 5, 1889: 1t is hoped that oubscribers will see to it that their account, es indicated by the date on their papers, IS always correct, and when they pay TOT re- renewal of their subscription will observe whether their date is changed to indicate the proper credit, and in the event of an error 70 inform us for correction at once: NO clalms m for errors in these accounts will nerealtei pe considered unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to nave been made, as the receipt of the paper with the date to which the subscription Is paid plainly printed thereon Is prima fac1e ev1- 3once of its acceptance as correct.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
DR. TALMAGE's NEW CHURCH.

1t Was Dedicated at Brooklyn Sunday
 Morning.
 BROOKLYN, April 27.-The new Taber nacle of the Rev. Dr. De Witt Talmage, at the corner of Clinton and Green avenues, was opened to his congregation and the public Sunday morning. About 1000 peo pie crowded into the new edif1ce. There were three imposing services in the build ing during the day, and on each occasion the church was packed with people. The crown that sought admission to the taber-
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
Sunday at San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 27-The president spent quiet Sunday in this city. In con- pany with Mayor Sanderson and ex-Con- gressman Morrow he attended divine serv- ices at the First Presbyterian church. It was not generally known that he would attend this church and consequently only the usual congregation was present. Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Mckee and Mrs. Dimmick went to another church.
 In the afternoon Postmaster General Wanamaker addressed great concourse of Sunday school children at the Calvary Presbyterian church, and later he talked to nearly four thousand men at meeting held under the auspices of the Young Mems Christian association at the Repub- ican ~igwam
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
Colonel Tnperso1l Very I'll.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll is confined to his bed seriously ill with the grip. He arrived here from Rochester on Tuesday and has been unable to leave his bed since.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
Tho Hucksters Barred Out.

WILLMANTIC, April 22.-The executive committee of the Willimantic Camp Meet ing association has adopted new rules for camp meeting this year, one of which is the exclusion of all hucksters from the grounds during the meetings.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
Eaws Respecting Newspaper-,

BAWs Respecting Newspapers, Printed for the benefit of those who think snat ordering paper stopped absolves them from paying up arrearages:-
 s.H subscribers refuse or neglect to take their paper from the poet-ofnce to which they are df sstted their bills and ordered their papers discon einue6. s 'sSubscribers who do not give express notice to shs conttary are considered as wishing toeontinue their subscriptions.
 elf subscribers order the hediscontnuance oftheir paper the publishers may continue to send them anfil all arrears paid
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
A Letter Carrier a Thief.

MERIDEN, Conn.,, April 25.-4A. L. Bart lett, who has been a mail carrier here for the past nine years, has been arrested for stealing boxes of cigars from grocery on his route. He is believed to be mentally upSopnd.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
Senator Reagan Resigns

AUSTIN, Tex, April 27.-United States Senator Reagan, of Texas, has resigned. The governor has appointed Horace Chiffon to succeed him.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
He Swallowed tie Cork.

BROOKLYN, April 25.-Rev. George w. Bothwell, of the Classon avenue Church of the Covenant, is thought to be dying at the City hospital from the effects of swal lowing cork, which lodged in his lung He was holding the cork in his mouth while pouring out some medicine from a bottle, when something caused him to laugh, and the cork was drawn down his throat. The operation of tracheotomy has been unsuccessfully performed Dr. Both we'll was formerly president of Straight university, Louisiana
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29

Kitty, the celebrated $1,0OO African tiqress of Central Park, New York city, died of pneumonia Wednesday morning.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
TG0eIerS' Guide.
HOusatOnic Railroad.

HOusatOnic Railroad.
 (MAIN LINE D1v1s1oN.)
 Feb'y9, 1891. Passenger trains leave Canaan, GOING NoRrH $40 q. m. for Pittsfeld, North Adame also Albany, via State Line. 12.30 p. m. for Pittsf1eld, connecting via. State Line for Albany. 7.25 p. m. for Pittsfeld, connecting via. State Line for Albany. 1915 a. m., Sunday Mail for Pittsfeld, LEAVE CANAAN, GOING SOUTH. $40 a. m., for Bridgeport and New York 2.ss p. m., for Bridgeport with through car s.21 p. m., Milk for Bridgeport. 10 p. m., for Bridgeport and New York. Sunday Milk, S.45 p. m.. for Bridgeport and New York.
 Connections are made at Brookf1eld Junc- ton with trains to and from Danbury.
 WILLIAM Fl. STEVENSON,
 Vice-Pres't. and GenI Manager.
 A. W. PERRIN
 Gen. Pass. Agt
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
Whisky Killed This Boy.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Andrew McKenna, eight years old, and Neil Moffat, eleven years old, stole five gallon keg Of whisky from wagon in Brooklyn last evening. They rolled the keg into vacant lot, where they tapped it and drank heavily ot it's contents. How much they drank is not known, as the keg was empty when found The boys were found unconscious by policeman, md they were taken to the hospital. McKenna died shortly after his arrival there, and his companion is very low and will die
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
A Conserxative Victory.

LONDON, April 25-The Conservatives have carried Whitehaven, Sir James Bain, the Conservative candidate, having been elected.
Connecticut western news., 1891-04-29
At Santa Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April 25.-This city fairly outdid itself in it's efforts to able one, both to him and to the citizens. The decorations, particularly floral ones, were beautiful, and one of the most novel sights of the presidents trip was the Span ish escort, which met him at the station.
 All were attired in Spanish costumes and mounted on magnificent horses As the party moved down between the lines to the carriages which were drawn up in the center, the gentlemen, with a knightly flourish, raised their hats and the ladies gracefully waved their dainty lace hand kerchiefS
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-22
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Sloeuanoet, iom MI Tom 3analen Op. 6oltsne fon,,
LEGION altto er SilfeIoet neb npe Manolfaber, peb Quoer
al Oudliass Stemme os Saabsman6enS Bi6e burtia
rem ira Satfen Os sf til Spiaet. 2OOien par paa
9ptten neS Saptsinen, iOm M iaa Bib NOT uo ueb at
bore BalsrneS burtise alapren. 6oltene iiemte en-
Sang msS aOr, Os De traitise SOner LOB soot iammsn
meO sposn AZ aiattinsen, iOm seb iOr SEQ tom inben.
bor6s.
Chart tiuoe leg me!oe, at ri bap6e "op oa ne5", on
Sa TOM ira OutIiugs 9a6cr De uel6etienbte 9efaLinoer:
"6lpuersu Ios!"
"9fo9Ie al Ser op at fate los MerSieilene!"
~JlenO ben Slpuer RAFT op, @utter!"
"en UfanO a9teruO til Jtattet!~
Sttbet Iaa opipaiet ben Hetninq, vi lfuIoe Itpre
os VI bauOe blot at itOOOe for @tersieilene Ga nuppe On.
feret al Sranoen. 6OItene par temmclia tuitte GA fiute.
Se tire Mtsrsiei! par mart iat, ManOifabet ait after til
Spllet, % neppe ct 6uartsr sfter at 9elaIinaen par
9Ipsn til at Ietie, itisb Stiber forouer gielnem en- Strsm
lon' lob %banorsoe Srusninser mob bets goua.
Rort efter iatte ri Stores os 6orebramieil liant
Ustlanen, os ~itierpsos Hobs OpsraIt, laa vi tunOe Iioac
soot lpOopsr, % saa usI til 9uuart al Sub 6Orelanb.
Den ltSrre SeiInasie sap os goo 6art; nj lob burtia
torb' bet rsSmaIeSe 6pritib, iaa tort sltsr 0opcr Bier
TONNE fren. Os bapos De fore buibe os paa Soppen
srsntlaOte ariptiIiatsr ON Styrbprb. @fnrbaauoei
lom RursiOranSrinsen brasts ginoen mere aatsrIia.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-22
Garuteu 6niet % Sauen
ssssreeIsr for ~sansmansen

Ssr en- GaebOe. Gin Gprene ressl'
musiie Salt. Bin hjemme 60 pos
9ceriftsu. Ssra ipr en- goo % beiper'
Solia. uiruosplnnter CT 8puere. S1s
suoe SlaSe "a Bigger. &iaut bperi
sar minoh ct IRA. llnocrltrtu aluris
en- Sercl for en- aRNer, 0Olo alt pan
rstts 8laSS. Stai riseIis os soS 8lso'
nius. Mailing er biai9cre enc npe
8prS. Ssrs for at hapc en- 0aue Wo
Quiet. Senut tuu sOot % uolpst 6rs.
ueirr be iprifieQiae Grbsioer ida tioli9t
,pm muIia. Ter bar enpun lnseH Sauo'
mano ansret pna at BABE bebarolet pm
Sprc apSt. SoIb Rspitabcrne unSer
Tag; Ruit % 5O~rraaoneIie Itaosr mere
tHb Brig. arbeib meo Hart SOpeo.
aIart Sppso Os fat SaanO bringer nos
get uo al 9unobruset. &enli9beo CT
alisspel Sopeoiasen; igrs for rene
Reoltnbsr, rene arUse, rene 3pr, rem
Mart, rem 5rustbaps, rent 6re, ren
2uit, rem @aare, rem Stulo, rene arpb>
Der, rene 9eier % - rem Samuittisbeo.
Surbelene peb at iglse oisis Raao
oil man mart ina at igle.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-22

iaa feSteos ioul bans Sat. 0an par FIN NOT til at bGre
5anoiter, men SnSbiIbninssfraiten uiIoe lite IaSe fig
bortIebe ueo bette aunitsreb fra ben Smubs, iom utpils
iomt fanotes unbsr Dem.
Seq uioie liot geiteO on Sprebaier, os portable mig
I nosle ~srteSIsie Betrastninser cuer benne, mebens ies
b~etrastsbe bam. 8enne geriOn, tanfte leg, boIOt ianos
~ipnIispiS 9Ogisbus en- eler aubeu imubiis liosu 9aOs,
iom lob no fra Ssit SuSia bod &oab. oaus giltaar
par uiltnof sanife rimslise = isr 6roner ON llsen for
Soit % ecsis msb Grtrabetaliug ior alt auoet. 6ors
~mooentIis bOeOe Der Dos BAN to eler ire penIise Ssitrs,
0stre eQer Rieeer; tbi ban uiOlte soOt, bDor let Mas
troien IaSr zig i%orIotte al bet inutte aisn, % buOr
rissIis ban bstaIer for bets @unltbsuiSninse
Dor Ben iaa meO iurise Dine paa 6oItene, ipet DC git
ouer; tbi bauoe be / iibfe 9isblit nestet at saa Omboro,
iaa baubs ban tabt BET belle gsIsb, ban bapSs sipet Dem
/ 6orltuo paa oereS @uuSuinser. oan iaa pbsrit IpttsIis
ap, ba BEN iiOite Isanb par abe al Saaoeu, os Osnnss
Stapu psubt mob 9aub. San biIite 0utlins meO i'm
isbteOs Sat, os bans SOusO i%tinnsoe SOIsn iOm pOIeret
OtabOgui.
Som asteruo Der nosen al Ser, raabte Outlins,
"os iat 6aIbrebst |. 9aabsmanb, pib aasuanO Op til
9etnins, Os", isisOe 9aa til, iOet ban msO en- Slintsu yaa
Diet psnote fig M, Hal ui bape mere t~lIsiIisbsb
Tor benns 9rOp,~ Id. iaa maa ri sisrs Sassn at
aabsn So
Der par en- IiOsn ipOOitIis Bris, JON iut par iiGrt
NOT til at ipIss pore gepsnieil % siue oS 6art inOS
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-22
81

par, ipntes leg, ~iittert en- goo SreoieosI ior liSst.
Basbcpeoet par u~maaOeIis tort, Os beupret meS 9aar,
Der uar srouere euO Dudlinss il naiten srope iOm
@aru. 3etts uorsbe nsSab forbi bans Sren. Os git
ouer tptts gattenbartsr, Der ilutteoe fig iammen runpt
6asea liseiom ct Segplalter. lib ira oenne 8amrae al
Ioaur tom Der irem ct aniist iaa Tibet lom Ell Outs,
inaa baIulufteOe t~iueiiife Oine, Gu lioes Stumpnaie,
Os Ell iirtantet Dtuno, Der boIotes aabeu, iaa man iaa,
al boa mausIeSs fire 6ortGnoer. Oct 9esenie, buorpaa
bette iorunOerlise Sousb iaS, par bsi Grab traitist,
men isr9sIi9 u%anitabt. Sans LANCE arme RAT BAN lanst
neO paa Seueue, bans .9tps par, itsut ban life par
puttsIrpsset, runb iom en- ausIe, % ban ipntes at pare
Ouer to aIsu breo oper StulOrsue. Seq ~betrastepe bette
iOruuOsrIise Seisn meb flor 9lpssierrisbeo, os tunbe life
uenSe mine Dine bort fra bam, fsrsno ban for iuanOt
iOrub.
6CIteus Tom tor Sfpnbtns OmbOrO, iOet Sc msO
maussilass SpneiaIb Freq neO til Saapsbeiatninseu
ON at LANCE benz Op Osres Satte Os andre gisnbeIe.
Der uar bIanDt benz to SolGnSers o9 Ell tobberfarpst
MiOuO ms6 ~afritauits Gniiststrat; be 0urise pur 9nss
IGnbere.
9prsbaisn iorblsp | Saaoen os iusttos 6OItene, me-
ssns be git umbOrD. Suns ~uIoastise Suar par faIOt al
Slie, % i~tinusSe SOlplet; SIen iputss psiaa at pare
trGnst inO BANS Sat; tbi tsnue itinneos meS ei
%utGttslis feb CLANS. Dan par iisrt en- YOerirut, Der
raj BAN nsO paa Stiaasbsnsne, % ~nebsniOr iaa man ct
Yar bIaa 6IOnsIstsniIaSe, Der fiat neS StspIer, Iises
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-22
Sitroe aapifeI.

Gen islssnOs gROrs'n Tom Ell 9prebas neO ira 9ous
bon msO upt Qianbitnb.
Guiding git iIanS for at %mOOtuse benz paa Sernbauss
iatiOnen, Os be fem OmborS ben iamme gaab, lom
50pbs brGst ben sGmIe Beginning iIuno 0asen iorub.
De nge 6OIt ipntes al Dare at famine aaIi6sr, Iom
be, Der bGUbe i~Orlaot O5; DC par foroetmslts o~aarIist
uaSt, % Der par fun fre, iOm bauSe sifer; be surise
bdUOe blot SGtte. Der par bIanOt 0isIe en- ipGr RarI,
mob buem be GnSrs nGiteu uOr Ouars.; ban bolbt fla
ret &pssen, baubs sobs SteuIsr, Os ies ifuIpe aubt
bGps tdset bana for Ell bOrtIpbn garoif, bpis Bet lite
bapOs UGret fOr bette ubeitripsIise Y get bans @ans
% ben Waaoe. bDcrpaa ban bOlpt fin. Nrme, iom unis.
fltnSslls ~beiesneOs BAN iOm en- SSmono.
TN OnOsa 6gr IasOe is Osiua 1iarts til, itst ban
tatreOs oUer SiOsn, Os roabts meb en- Sismms laa bas
JON en- aauns, at man ifuIoe "Unrpe bans toibars Dab.
laf I'll bam". San bapSe ct sanits ~martsIist anist,
0er iei lie itOS rOsa 6OrbOIS til bans 9sUsS; tBi Bet
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-22
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la''e o' Storieil, StOre SOuenbramieil, gouenfrposicil
lamt pore Stasieil Os &lppere.
Srllel 0sebe paa efterbaanben JONI ri Ton, ueitouer;
StiDst f0rte M opstis Sell, os 5OIfene iuutes ~fOrnpieoe
mso bets SeilabS.
Oct par en- 9srIis Dag. Seen par prqstia imurusb,
9rens % lnlaa Splser truieoe fla IipIia meS 6uiSt Sfam
Paa Soppen. SrlIeh par ltGrt not til at trQnse Sfibst
laahle9et oper, at man ueo at IGne fla io oper ben III
Stoe tnnoe le 6obberbuoen itinne roo nnoer ben argnne
SaholINle. Oct ltraaIenoe Solitin blinfeoe paa ben
olahte uteslllg, taiteoe ifarpe CLINT paa @tpliabtsrnc5
S'asrVoer. % bragtc SGttet til at ifinne lom paa sr
gagt. Seilou9en bGpeoe fig breO 90 bpio % yaiter,
S8 S'oreoooenbranlsll tesneoe Jig al MOB {oinllens opbe
S'aa 'onl en- Stp rnelem De buioere Sfpootter, iom
enrtla a~Gttefel9e ior iorbi bolt oppe. Oct par en- rcr
gsqoele al ltaG Iorno og betragte, bporleoes ben itarpe
StepH Tor igiennem Sauoet, oa bporIsbes en- ltaoig
Sturtl9ue bolot ig foran ben III Spuo.
Serhle 2el az 6analen uar fllo al Seilere. GA lea
Tan al ben Spoelt9beb, buOrmeo Scenel itaar Tor mig,
e'Oe 9por berll9 leg ianot ben at uGre. On StprborO
Iratte lg belle Seien ben en9eIife Sui, lnut ca I'm BET
Slerne; Der % Der laG iea9tise Sustlpngcr,. enter poG
9etoeioppen iiellein SrGer euer lunt tilba0etruttct 8as
Iene. lom ltraanepe ne0 mob Seen oa enote en- ieIgs
9itnlenoe Sanolirano; Opbe Stga9er talteoe 9lctter ouer
&c bpIoe Rrtottlmter, % 6orsrunoen iaaes epitbaaOe,
Dpls Sell ltlnneoe lOm Ferler, % bpis Iiuli9c Stag uis
ieoe nun | Stnoen. Og til 6sire GA Senlre al oS par
Der Stbe al %icrifieais Calling og S~tsrrelie, nosIs
lelleHoe rilnltieos JON vi meo brebt Gislpano efter im,
andre St0soino, no9Ie Saaait bolt paa ganSet, frat
tenOe lte lorte Siper langs Sapilaoea oa piisnbe til
saOar' l'ne %ltInnenSs SObbsrbuoer. f6orti)
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-22
En uiorbeoerHg.

De buffer 10 NOT SObn Bright, BAN
meb ben fore 8Orte paa 0GIen? size
betl ga, ba par ban ellers ct m9rtelI9t
Menueite, ban. Oct bar bam, Ioul oRos
beoe nteo Sim Mearns ON, at bans
@riS iunoe flatre op | ct Blommetr9;
ban p9bbeoe IN al Ting, ben larnrle
Sobn. Naa, iaa par bet en- Gang, ban
reiite neb ab 0iisiisiippi meb Ell 0am'
per, os aapteinen gap zig til at ielle Outs
Sap msb en- auben Camper, Der ltpreoe
iamme Bel. Get oar nOset for Sobn.
Der iao en- auater ueb Sioen al BAN
% laite / fin 8sunebOs, iaacan en- err
parois sammel tyr &pnfer.
"Ssr", flyer SObn til BAN, "ies bols
Der so Dollars paa, at ri taser Ma9s
ten fra 9amperen oer!"
Den samle ioareOe life ct Wtut, bar
bleu PED of laie. SmiOlertio oarot bet
anbet Glib nogle 5apue inc paa benz,
men &apteinen paa Scbns Glib bleu
life iOrfngt, ban loo fpre unoer aieblsn,
iaa Sloen fob no at Sforlteneu.
"9et er bet iamme, SIR, iasoe Sogn
til 8pateren, "jes boloer aligepel 100
Dollars paa, at bi fpmmer fBrit."
Gen samle iaa bebreiOenoe paa BAN,
iuftebe Os taug bpmitile.
Otter fort 9ios 5Orlsb bleu bet frem-
mebe Sti6 nOget tilba9e. Dtalfinen
paa SObns Camper puiteOe font en-
Orutteu @leiant, og Sjulene plaifeoe /
Ell lpnenoe 6urt ruuot / 8auOet.
"Ssr Ell Sang, Sir" iasOe SObn til
auaferen, "bette Der saar life | 99n9s
ben. Seq boloer $50 Dollars paa, at
pi inben fem Wtiuutter ry8er / 2niten."
9a reiitc ben 9amle Jig % fam
meoe Sobn iaaoau no, at ban gjerre
bar frsbet / ct Ntulebul, for ban bar III
ale Wanber Ell relpettabel WanO,
ben famine Sobn Bright. 90 Fan ino-
laa 10 moi, at ct laaOant 8Rooemaal
life itemmeoe meo 2erebog pg 8atetiss
mus. Naa. ban lpuer Oa SOB og 8eos
ring Ds iaabau, buao ban MI fan iise,
o9 lise meo bet famine rp9er 8ampereu
| 2uiten weo ale Y~asiasererne.
Meu iaa er bet bperten u9rre eler
beore, eno at Spbu pg &uGferen farer
pp / 2uiten peo SiOen al biuanOen, Os
bet bar for baaro Ell en- 8rgue for SO6n.
"Sgr, Sir" raaber ban meb bet
Samme,r"ies boloer 200 Dollars paa, at
ies 1pper bpiere END Del"