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sAN Francisco, Dec. 7.--News vas rsssavsa
yesterday Of the wreck Of the PsciAc Naa's
new ship Nicaragua, which struck on sunkss
reef Of Acajutta, San Salvador. She vss bui1o
last June BY the Cramps for the CsntEsi Ansr.
ican service of the Pacific Nall and go
$50, 900. As the company insurss I'll ~ evn
property this means . dead los II fha1 aD0unA
The reef on which she struck sxssnds nfns
miles out to seA, and ~ the night ~ eAsar ~
board the Nicaragua are rsporssd avs6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

RAPID WoRK OF THE CENSUS OFFIcE.-A large
volume containing the statistics of population
of the country by minor civil divisions has been
issued by the census bureau and was today dis
tributed to members of Congress. Superin-
tendent Porter received letter from Secretary
Noble congrstulating him upon the prompt and
efficient work of which this volume is an evi-
dence. In addition to the population statistics
members Of Congress were also supplied with
bound volumes of census bulletins from Nos
/ to $50 included in six volumes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

NAVAL ORDERa-Surgeon VIM. b. Jones has
been promoted to medical inspector. Passed
Assistant Surgeon Frank Anderson has been
promoted to surgeon and Surgeon Theodore c.
Heyl has been placed on the retired list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

LONDON, Dec. 7.-ls b sstinassd that 14eoo
persons we're IN With iunusnsa IN Hamburg
during the past week Fstsi casss, hovsvsrs
we're few In number. The dds son q -
crown prince Of Denmark = ssrio1sly ~ wt1h
influenza In Copenhagen Ths ep&asnis =
mild In that city, but = spreading. 1hs -
nso q judgsA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

To BE CALLKD THE "MAcHIAs. The Secre-
tary Of the Navy has decided to name gun boat
No. 8, building at the Bath iron works, Bath,
Me-, the "Machias" in commemoration of the
location of the first naval battle Of the revolu-
ton on the coast of Maine. The craft is to be
launched tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

MOVEMENT OF SILvHR.-The issue of standard
silver dollars from the mints and treasury
offices during the week ended December Was
S525. $50 The issue during the corresponding
period Of last year was Sis, 260. The ship
ments of fractional silver coin from the LIST to
the 9Th instant aggregated $1S5 959.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

REWARDS FOR BRAvERY.-The President has
presented gold watch and chain to VIM. Ma
gee, master Of the British steamship Galileo,
for efecting the rescue Of the crew of the
American bark John E Chase September 20,
1891; q gold watch and chain to Don d. Roop,
master of the British bark Norcross for rescu-
ing the crew of the American ship William Nc
Gilvery August z, 1889, and gold life-saving
medals to the following named petty officers Of
the steamship Galileo: George II. Jones, John
s. Crocker, Knud Knudsen and Duncan Liv-
ingston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

PosrMAsTrR GKNHkAL WANAMAKER spoke las,
evening 1t the Central Union Mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-07

~ sAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON.
NE COR 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
CHARTERED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY -. 1867.
Asers zrizeG under act Congress October l. iso0
Transaets the business ofs
TRUST COMPANY
u AL Its various branches
Also the bus.nesso
SAVINGS BANK
And ota
EAlE DEPOsIT COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARa
Act. .. administrator. guardian of the e.
tsfes Of Minors. oi estates Of lunac,
receiver a.slpee s2seues trusts O. any and every
description
Wills kept without charge.
leos4Ses money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
sre E9W=rl and allows interest thereon
Money Gel os-te before the frs, day and on the r,t
ecoLd and tl1d days Tie mouth viii draw interest
frsnl the frat dAy.
Loans money real estate ane collateral sscur
ny.
ssis trstclsss real estate and other securities In
sums Of s5oo and UPWARD
Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds of yALp.
AbLks uron deros:t in car aciOus storage vaults of
Unsurpassed dryasss and security
SMALL sATEs FOE RENT FROM s5 to slo5 PER
ASNUM.
Inc aours5pIy ,roa G = n 70 IN. and untn
tours, rnnl > o'cioeA p ~. as foalowss
SE the 10th day OF each month
1n the lAst business day of each lno0&h-
Cn the brst. second and thiEd dAys of each month
tsnndAys exSebteG)-
Management:
IreslslenF,
BENJAMIN y. SSYDER
Vice Presidents,
CHARLES c. 1I4Ot Ek, First
JANIS Il. JOHNSTON Sscond
Treasurer,
L FRANCIS RIGGS
Secretary,
ALBERT L sTukrEvANE
e.s,.m,u p. Snyder. zenss C. Robssna
Albert l.. sturtAyanE Andrew Wylie
Secsge IL. Plant, Matthew u. Ensry,
Lewis ClephAne. Charles A James
Henry A. Willard h Francis kLxxa,
James NJ. Jokpston Charles T.. Gloyse.
T. ssoss Perry, John q. P&rks.
Thomas hyde. Joha =. kot2erl
ocJl Wf,ltzm T.. Clark
WM. B. GURLEY FREDERICK c. STEvENa
w A-ulbers of the Washington stock Exchanze.
6UKIEY Il sIENENs.
Heal E<taie. Insurance and stock BROKERS. 5fsc
ties bouzht and sold Money loaned listed sscuri-
Speclal xttspt.OQ
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Nineteenth Ballot


Terry OF Arkansas, who was absent on the
eighteenth ballot, voted for Mills.
An ADJOURNMENT UNTIL p. n.
After the nineteenth ballot was concluded It
vas evident that another ballot could not be
taken before noon, when the House would be
obliged TO convene according to constitutional
enactment Altar . brief discussion an cd
tournment was taken until o'clock this after
noon. There are even stronger evidences today
Of deadlock than there were ON Saturday
night and members are looking forward to .
protrscted caucuA No break has yet appeared
IN ths iins Of any candidate and there are no
Indications thas any = hksly TO occur.
Opafiawed q ga PnosL
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WOODS & CO..

WooDs Co.
Bankers. 1902 Est. NV.
Ourr for sale BY subscription
go shares Of the capital stock of
THE ScHILLINGER CURLING AND PAVING
COMPANY.
Organized under the laws OF West Virginia.
Clpitai stock, 700 shares.
Par value. slOO
The subscription books viii open on MONDAY, De-
eems~r 1881. & go O'Clock. and close at 80 on
SATURDAY. December H.
This corporation reorvaniza,ion OF the old-estab-
lshed and wei.-knOwn business of the Schininger
Paving COmTany. whose operations have been con-
dncted Ter with satisfaction and profit in
all large cs ia the United states. and it is intended
by the aid of rese1 capital and able ranaxensnt TO
largely extend is OPERATIONS and include them the
very profitable branch OF ASPHALT STREET Paw
ING. for sondue;.n- which tine company have an
entirely new ami most eon4Yiete outht.
1t VII also carry all branches of artificial stone
and concrete worS and will lay a and improved
style Of elrbiDz recently introduced in this city,
known as The AAehOr IrOn-bOu,ld Cure
PAVING contracts are very profitable and this COM
pany. nom its large experience and extended opera
uons Is able 70 and does nj very large share
OF the work in this line svertsd and given out by
the ei:y sOvernnIeD Mt and private property owners
Bids in its interest for for the couins year have
been accepted to large extent and orders from other
quarters are daily offered toit.
The success Of oer pREies carrying q similar
business Is well Anown. They their stockholders
dividends varying from 20 to 40 cent. and the
Ol these COMPANIES commands ready SALE
QcsLtly al large premium
The EIsn2selnent Of thi-e eeInpsny well-known
and coLip=tsnt hands its LIST Of officers and di
reCtors viii show.
OFFICERS:
fresdent---.- p. WRIGHT
VICE EresiGent--- JOHN C. POOR
---.----.-----.---------.---A l. WOODS
So n hOMAs AS
DIRECTORS:
L. P. WRIGHT. REGISTER Of Wills
JOHN Z. POOR, Treasurer Washington Gas Lixht
ConcIany.
II. I. MOODS of Woods / Co.. Bankers
H. J. McLAUGhLIN. Contractor. 141l G 81. n
H. H. WAINWRIGHT. Contractor. Washington
Loan and Trust Company building
The business cOnfIarted for and the large
o1nt now offered To the company justify the e1-
pectatou that dividends Of 10 to II per cent will be
Iaid its stock during the coming year. which will
be largely increased in the future.
The payments for the subscriptions this stock are
oue-third at time Of subscribing. ouethird in 20 days
sEdthe balance in 90 days.
The prices Al which it will be sold are:
100 shares at so per share.
100 - 40 - 4"
100 40
100 90 ~
lOOa - 90
100 a.
iJ0 80 Par
The parties making first application will have the
advantages Of the lower prices whiIe all subscribers
ar7 assured that tins stock offered in the belief that
Il Is Oi the safest ana hes. dividend invest
msnt. noS offered 10 the citizens OF Washington.
WOODS CO..
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TIE TRAINING SHIP MoNoNaAHKLA arrived a
Gibraltar Saturday.
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R~Two LETTERS sELF-ExPLANAToRY.
w. SIMPSON. Esq.
Ny Dear Sir: take pleasure in certi-
flying that C. L. Hiinebaugh, company
c. first battalion, being one Of the win
ners of the Merchants Match Of the an
nual rifle matches Of the National Guard,
is entitled to the pair Of trousers which
you SO generously donated as one of the
prizes. ALBERT ORDWAY,
Brieadier General, ID. c. Militia.
Mr.. G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Dear Sir: have the honor to scknowl-
edge the receipt Of the pair Of trousers
which were awarded me in the late rife
match. l find them faultless in fit.
Quisite in workmanship. and something
of which may we'll be proud. Please
accept my thanks for them.
G. L. HIMEBAUGH. d7
NOVEMBER l6 1891.
0S have this day resigned as treasurer Of the
E,phonso Youngs Co. and Withdrawn all interest
therefrom. td7-1wl JOHN r. ERGOOD.
K~DR- c. BRECKENRIDGE BOYLE
Has removed his
dew Ofice to No. 1881 18th st. NV
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FINANCIAL


HE AMER1cAS SECURITY AND
Tnusr COMPANY.
C.p1r.1 S1,25O,O0O.OO.
We haze satc,, possssssoa Of our He1 bHild-
,no yo. IL05 o st. n. E, and TiH be pleased
10 shOs through
SAFE Drros1r Boxes FoR RKsr-
In our new -CIarks Dropslll Vault" Ohe
latest and only one Of this particular pattern
yet builil have few safe deposit boxes for
rent.
Its needless TO dwell upon the advantage
of having a slfe box for the safe keeping Of
your valuable p,ptrs.slch as Bonds Policies,
Deeds. &c. funds. Private rooms adjoin-
ing for e1auiin ltion cf papers, sc.
Tie rentals are exceedingly modera:e-ac-
cor.iinR TO size Of IoI.
BErosIIs.-iuterest Is paid upon deposits,
and snch deposits can be checked out at WILL
INNESTMENTS. have Detenture
Bonds for sale paying ) aud q Ter cent inter-
est annually. with without colnpany's
gdarantee-
OfnEl: FEATUGEs.-Ths company is
authorized " law to act as executor. ad-
minisrator trustee. receiver. assignee.
financial agent, guardian, Nc-
A. j. Brltton.....-............Pr President
G. J. Bei........... First Vice President
A. a Thomas. SecUnI Vice President
leTcy y. Metzxer .....-. go. Treasurer
Georze l.. Einmous Secretary
Washington Directors: Philadelphia Directors:
A 7. BTiftUu. William NJ Coates,
C. j. Bel, Robert Dornan.
NJ W. Beveridge. Daniel Donovan.
Henry T. El6un:. John v. Hutchinson,
Chas- C. DuncADson. Na,h. E Janney,
Matthew @. Emery John 5. Jenks
James Z Fitch. henry 5. Louchheim,
John z HerrelI. CalebJ Mllre.
John 4. Mclean. Charles Porter.
Martin T. Morris. Alan H Reed.
Crosby $. Noyes, 5. S. Sharp.
NJ ~ Parker. William Werner.
James q. Payne. Harry +. West.
W. S. Thompson. Office: 14O5 G st. NV.
A A Thomas. k1 Warehouse: ll40
Henry A. willard. 18th st. n.w.-aa
Benjamin L. Narder. IL
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CONVENIENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - 1nterna
revenue, S855, ,214; customs, $477, ,919.
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~wRIGHT's AID. FOR FLANAGAN
HAVEN'T YOU NOTICED ITr

I Z 1OO NO1ICEU
The presence Of some men inspires you
with deep sense of their good taste and
strong personality. Yet when you come
to analyze the feeling you can often
times trace it directly to tho rich and
tasteful style and fit Of their clothes.
Their garments are Of such refined pat
tern and tasty execution, 80 perfect
fitting and becoming that their harmony
lends an unconscious air Of dignity to
the wearer. This air 10 peculiar to
tailor-made clothes-and inpariablv such
garments come from Keen" Haven't
you noticed it?
KEEN.
Custom Tailor.
se26-3m 414 9th st. NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o. o. F.-THE GRAND LODGE, j. o.
nssns ss
Dice sRa HRa Of ls sssnd
WM. P. ALLAN. Grand Secretary -'N II
R~L o. o. F.-BEACON LODGE. NO 10
Han MMssEi Hss' Eel
sS5ss Dice Members Of
j. ii. KEEFER. Rec. Sec. ii
E~scoTTIsH RITE. EvAYaELIsT cHAP-
sstSsdf.l On TGEsbXY s.h bscsmbsr s:s e p% n.
a. dz.St = LOW D a h HOLT. ssd deg. Secretary.
HSNATlONAL1ST CLUB. coo ST. NV
Mr; Laurence Gronund speaks TUESDAY,
Hn The pubic asehSs iSSssd srss Of
sTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
- stockholders Of the American Printing Press
Y n Be 4 .hf ss OF r.
Ior the PURPOSE Of electins directors for the en-
as may properly come before IT, Polls open from
Until mt, 2;4o Pm Transfer books close pseemIsr O.
d7k12-at President,
H0SsHIPMATES 1851 TO ls6o.-YoU ARE
o sSs t ssl w tss s p e
Ne " ars at our Tspnon in
every wednesday evening at Harris Hail. IN and
SITS n w.. 5:3O O'Clock sharp Uniforms have been
Ss,s, SS% miss up the % .Sip S
hyS:r mind the 'oFpfsss; ssc Sst
K~wAsHINGToN JOCKEY CLUB.
ington Jockey Club and the election Of an executive
Sommitee for the ensuing year will be held Willard
Ct ssf aaA and fiH fHos r. Rsfsn0''
K~A, COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION FoR
Si shs kRG;pi's y Si e hsS
.sa e Pf $. Hawkes. "
0'ss5SsaHA sSaAssn ss 5SS Il sS5g,. FIR. ,s., IN,
Rss esass' ns''sy < hs Il e.
renewals before the last days and thus auOid the
d7-tota1 J. WESLEY BoTELER. Secretary.
4~THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF SEVEN
s as B1eas by the
viii be held At the oce Of the company, Rooms and
soS NV 6s fSSf sys 6 y.nus1S 1 on
uary H. 1852 Polls open from u noon to 'A in
pursuance of the bylaws Of ssid e9mpany
The WASHINGTON Brick Machine CO. d7-1oSja9
K~SspEcIAL NOTICE.
ie
.S x ana who are 'srps or
% Be made ann n G treatise on
regard to and dasshess last as isl as
the predispositlon or susceptibility to tuberculosis.
time and study to this most difficult of specialties
hope to receive hearty ooperation the Of the
public. as well from the profession. shall not
any one outside OF my office unless In consultation
with the family physician.
NEVIN B. SHADE, VI. D.,
d7-3t 10O9 st. NV.
R~SA FINE CRAYON PORTRAIT OF THE
- late
CHARLES l. CANFIELD,
a LnsfHts fy s' i on exhibition for
NV. where it can be seen by his friends. 1t
MERITS" TAILORING LORE
For The business suits
an We make at twenty
five dollars are nm.
quarter excelled in point Of
ora cut, style, fabric
hundred and workmanship
dollars.
W. c. MERITS
Tailoring Shop.
az 614 11th st. NV.
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WM. b. GURLEY. FREDERICK c. SrEvENa
w A~ulbers Of the Washington stock ExchAnxe.
6UkLEY STEVENS.
hsai E<taie. Insurance and stock brokers. l335fst
Real e~tate bouxbt sold and rented Local sscur1~
ties bought and sold Money loaned listed sscuri-
ties An real sststs. SPECIAL xttsntson 70 frstcsss In
yss;lssntA oltrx
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@COAL. ICE WOOD.
AMERICAN ICE co.
and SIS. n. Branch ofhces COZ Pennsylvania ave
n W.. LIST and sts u wand 18th and l4th wharves
s:w. Quality Of FUEL unsurpassed Prices reason
able. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call kED " AdONS for PENOBSCOT ICE. seo4
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~Now Is THE TINE FOR FIRES.
Take out policy In the Firemens Insur-
ancs Company.
Capital and Surplus $500, 600.
Once Corner 7th St and La ave-
ALBEIT L. WILSON. Z. g. DAVIS,
President Vice President.
c. W. HOWARD, Secretary. ocl5tojal
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A laxative refreshing.
Iruit lozenge,
very agreeable to take for
CONSTIPATION,

hemorrhoids, BILE,
lCssof appetite. gastric and
Intestinal troubles and
headache arising
IRON them.
Z. G RI L L o. n.
% hue des Archives, Paris.
Sold Ly all Druggists.
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.JACoB RUSSELL COMPANY,
14O1 Nav York ava

an -, - !; d s as s. a. ss:'.:::; =.
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
Bier % SiboIo.
Geo u. Sacpbion.)

HGltcn ale 2recmibler bar mer eler
mlrOre ipritieais girtnins paa &c Ser.
Toner, icm bruser benz. Saalcoes far
Oct 9tiboel. ipm bar uGret bruat met
tort Selo al Den One, pie iis III liber
eaer iusen giptte iOr en- slnoen, Der DOC
iioer al iomme SpsoOm. Oct man Doc
ber forore al ct 2Reemiobel, unoer aQC
CmftEuoisbeoer, er, at BET life ioruar.
rer Dnoet, men / bet WtiuoIte er uIfa.
osllgt. Ge Stecepter, le9 / oct 5DlqenoC
meooeler, or ale al Sen BeItaffen6eo
AT, ON be life altio ~ltaier 2iuorina eQer
5%eIbreoeIie, laa eiterlaoer De DOG inaer
ffaoelise 8irtniuger.
5or Spru, Tom bar Ouot for Trnber
saer liOer al airielipge, ian S~unnino
bruees, bells peb at gnioc 1aupfjoOct
meo 6Onniu9, blauoet meo Soften al
SoGoertiGr1er (qulnces) J, oels ueo al
BRUCE iamme JON Sualeorit. Saar6er
NunO os gals nibielpes osiaa berpeo.
Scr Gitbmu, (9ran9brpitetbeO)
Slano Ell unSe Gator Ole mso frG
un5er 9Onnin8, % tag en- SpiisfeiuIt
buer Siten O9 @prsen. Gn auoen
aeoen 8eberrub blanbet meo Scuniua,
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
st iuenif 9lab beretter 5olgenos

VI lDelh Vlao bereffer bol8en0e:
SRA @steborg archer III bet fierne
8eiteu 10 ipenns Stuoentsr, Tom bar
fact Ilabs iom 5rielcuer peo bet for
llcbnunelie al iusuitsamerifanife GrG.
bitanter ppretteoe General theological
Episcopal Seminary / gteiu gorf. Cor
nogen lib libsn bleo bet b~etienot9iort |
Blabene, of oisie Griplaoie bar at err
boloe, % bet iorgniteoe antal blep mart
te9net. Zen fife G~rpeoitipn oraser az
lteb unoer 2eoelie al Den til Carer peb
ooernGpnte anitalt uon2onte ipenlte
Sosnepr9it Meain. Gaepcrne faar
oeo Sfolen frit Opbolo, inotil be bar
abiclperet Grameu. &c maa siennems
saa ct l. q 2.nari9t aurius, % iaar
berpna stniGttslie iom Yraiter for
luenit.nmeritanite Menisbeoer."
Spcrleoes bet ital blipe muliet for
Gpiifopols &irfen at nuoiie bisie ps
andre 8rGite.9 anoioater 8laos | ioenIt'
litberite Meui9beosr, er life let at iurs
ltaa. Weniusen Ell pel, at De, eiter
fulbenot tbeologiit Stuoium unoer GrOf.
Melin, ital gau uo / bore ~ipenite
Settlcmenter % peo 9roielptarbeibe
forifaiie fig Weuigbeoer. -"Skaffaren."
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
SO

Soans os Gene bleu besse Ise ~bIusienbe rsSe; bet par
ro9et, iom UFaomoberen life MATTE pioe. "San sisr nh
altto mere al en- Gins, emo ben er perb~, Ioaoe giaen
meO ct 6alt meo Gtatten.
"Set Der tan ) afsisre iioen", afbrsb Spen RiIsiOn {;
ulao os M faa bore %uiOsre."
latte gaaoen no Sssu iaien", ~fortiatte Surtio
"og bolot iioen Surien neO inoo MedlenburoIanoet /;
men oa ri pare omtrent 800 alen berfra, itsbte nj imob
en- lItet Slppe, ioa at Saaben tantre0e oa ri falbt aues
lanlnien uNI o9 ntaatte uaoe tiQanbs iaa opbt ganb, at
Ssl9erne ilo9e 6attene al o8. Stunbom falot nj ON.
thlo, ipet ri ~inubIcoe oper fore fore Stene, iom loo paa
Sunoen. Saaosn par bIeuen itartt b~eltabiget, oa bet
par idrIi9t, OF reiie ub meb ben isien. Sapteinen co
ssItnanten belutteoe bsrior at iGlse ben for ct MaaltiS
NFao, buorttl nj ale trGnste bei @ra6. Gn SusmanS.
p' tFaI paa, par ~tilbOteIt9 til at siprs Sanoel, % iaaIeSes
NJ III Os ct prGstist MsaaItio 6iait ps 9isb. aapteinen
't Stuen opparmet, o9 ri Iasoe os mart til Suile paa
9almen. Sn8en a os tunOe rsre fla be isrfts "a elmer
men pGrre par bet, oa nj ~uaagnsoe al Dor Seun. belle
SrOppeu uar iom opiuuImst, Os SuOen fienbte8 iaa ON
at man tnapt turoe tomme ben mar. Oct par mes a}sN
% neppe, at nj tt &IG0er eIsr Strsmpcr paa oS; Stou.
Ter par Oct nmnIist at iOrisgs me0, benz maattc nj brre
! 9GnNtrHe, u ifuIpe M ta9e ganoeJeien tlfpos III
SSIsniar, Tor oerira meo en- eler auoen StibsleiGobeo At
TONNE ouer III Susri9e men paanp relies en- jao RON.
ION storm, at nj maattc give oS til at iprjnoe ior ne
at lIaaeS omtHIN, og 0attene i0i al os !onoe Stutgrr
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06
10

forau os, iaa nj buuOe ben FORTE Weie meS at faa fat
l Dem tslen; men be fore NnitrGn9eIler oo Spriua,
rnarldeH slorSe, at SGpeIierne git bort, oa oa ri tiliibf
r'aaeOe frem til gSiSmar, tunoe nj iaa Stsuler poa
6sbberne.
"Saa Der ba nogen Stube ~ieilfarois e."
Yer par ptrfeIig Ell, men ben bauSe elouu life bs'
9pnot at laoe, iaa ri iuIteOe otte 0a0e, for ri ft 0aa
omborO. Dertil tom til Dor fore Cora, at Suptein
9u9O par blepsn iaa iloe meotaset al 9eiien, at lea be-
9pnote at tpiuIe paa, ON ban n~oseninoe uiIoc tomne fig,
men ielu ipSSte ban oper min augit os ipurste, ON ieg
lite anIua bam for Iiseiuu itart iom nosen al os andre. "
"Ntan taaler lite ale Iieente9et."
"StetOp bet, ia; e~sitnantsn ipntes OsIaa iom ieo, Og
ban itafIeOe Sapteiueu ct 9osis hos en- gefenOt al fig,
laa at ban tilnOe faa bet LEGION IOt beore; bet III life
blGlpe, at Vi andre leo SuIt, naar blot ban fit noset at
lepe al men appetiten par aloeles borte, ban iorie9te at
lple lor at opfplbe pore Snifer, men ban iormaaeOe bet
lite. Seq tror, BET iioite WlaaIti6, Der imaste mig,
par oct hos 6uSmanOen", iusOe ban "Tben bar i8
lite baut splt pna roset." i6sle Oasen lang tunOe ban
tONe pO SinSuet Os itirre uoOuer S0eu ubeu at fge ct
enelle OrO. Soan par bIeuen mig ioa inoerlis tiar, og
reg ptIoe aIorig iorIaOe BAN.
TN Dag ia9oe bon til mig, "0et ftaar iloe til Der
9lcnmle Sverige. Sou8eu or tOmmen ira Gyrtct oG
lAlier lt9 Hu til en- ny arig; ban uil pel tass tilba82
Runo ian bar tabt,"
GoTfipItesO
Decorah-posten., 1891-10-06

iult naaet bio, pa 10 Iyttere meb Sarabiner fom efter
os; bet 9iaIot at 70 ailteo al alle 6rGfter os life brpbe
fig ON beres Raab og Suisn. Strar eftsr TOM 6 &arIe,
Der iprans en- SaaO meo tire Gar Aarer, os M bIep bet
en- 9fonins paa Gin os DOB. 0a bet uiite fig, at ri life
tnnSe ilippe Bort, iasce Serr Suso: "Snb meb garerne
og irsnl mso Sablerns, nj pile iGIss port 9p bprt
~ialfalo!"
"9i iuarepe bam msO ct iubIsnos -6urra!" o9 9aabs
meme %iuntIeoe RorsenioIen, iua at pore SLENDER fanbt
for soot at penoe biem isisu."
Zen, JON bapbe pGrst mto r. uobreo SeSIe. Sans.
!ourtis Iaspe Saanoen paa bans Muuo % uebbIeu:
Get par prGstist Seir M, fore os imaa giier buttebe
op pmtrius Saaosn, ri bauoe funnel eisre Ell a~niesIis
6anslt, ON ri bapbe siuet os Sio. 0foS aisn ft ri
after Stprm, ps iaa itspts ri paa en- 6Iu, Der Iaa psl en-
tuiinc Glen fra 9anb. Der par life aneen 8aaS emo at
bare Saaesn iIanO, % Der par for srunbt til al tunne
iipos men iaa M ri Oienoe Gesnpsir, laa at, bapbs nj
life funbet fat en- tor 0pnse mel. Sin os Gang, buor
ri tunos trpbs IND unoer on, Gatten, par nj not blepus
oroentIis sieunsmpaiteNs. Olsu ~ubeIbispis Iaa Der ales
rese fcruS uuosr 9yusen en- Slot Suin ba bet periOr
srpebe aO Dag, turSs nj lite bIius ~Iissenbe Der IGu9sre,
ibet ri tGntte Os MuIisbeOen al at Gpusen tunOe blipe
bsntet bort easr at Der tunos tomms Ell Spiusbproe for
at ie til 9iorbsa; berfor tos bper al os TT Sang me6
Gang % gif ino Stoueu, mems llUeiret peobIeu at rate.
0a ri bnpbs pasierst ct sOOt Stytte Bel, Tom ri til en-
for Spineiti, opiOrt unoer ct tptt SesetrG Der ilose nj