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New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
RUSSIAN 1NTR1GuEs on THE I

Berlin. May 15.-The Kreuz Zeitung' to-day pub
Iishes an alarmist article Russia's nrgnes on INC
Danube in which the paper declares that RUSSIA lids
houcht over all of the officials Of the Danuban steam
shin Company thus absorbing the whole Danubian
trade. and has placed officials and pontoons at all
strategic points the river the duty Of the ocias
being to correspond with the Russian Government IN
cipher The Kreuz Zetung' urges austria W Iare
measures 70 counteract Russla's schemes.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
OBSERVATION OF MINISTER MAYBACH.

London May 15.-The Berlin correspondent OF "The
Times" says 1t is beyond doubt that Herr Mayoach
resigned the Ministry Of Public Works 1t Is probable
that he will be succeeded by Herr Thielen All the
Ministers of the old Emperor ara now gone with the
exception Of Herr Boetticher Mining shares advanced
Yesterday on the strength Of the report of the slga
ton of Minister Maybach, it being believed that inl
ing enterprises viii now have a better chance.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
KENTUCKY DEMOCRATIC NOMINAIIONS.
Elk CONGRESSMAN JOHN YOUNG BROWN FOR
GovERNOR-TARIFF AND FREE
SILVER PLANKS,

Louisville KY. May 15-The state Democratic con-
venton resumed its sessions this morning. and after
much sharp manoeuvring by the managers OF the can
didates, nominated ex-Congressman John Young
Brown, OF Henderson, for Governor. Under rule
adopted at the opening of ballotng last night, the
name Of DIR. Cariy, the Farmers Alliance candidate
having the smallest number Of votes, was withdrawn
on the eleventh ballot. At p. m. NJ c. Afford,
of Lexington, was nominated for LieutenantGovernor
with little opposition. The platform of the convention
has tariff and free silver planks IT says the tarlf
Is the chief issue.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
THE ATTACK ON THE CzAREwITCH.
HIS AssAILkNT SAID TO BE NIHILIsT AND
HIS INJUIa ES SERIOUS.

HIS INJURIES SERIOUS.
London, May 15.-The st. Petersburg correspondent
of "The Chroncle7 says 1t is reported that the Care
witch is more seriously wounded than is admitted by
the authorities The correspondent adds that the
assailant of the Czarewitch is Nihst who escaped
from saghaen an island of the east coast of Asia
belonging to Russia and who succeeded in entering
the Japanese police service
ST. Petersburg, May 15.-The Czarewttchs assailant
was a policeman who had been specially detailed to
protect him. The policeman overpowered with
the assistance of his companions The Czarewitchs
wound is the right temple.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
NEyFoUNDLAyD AND AMERICAN FISHERMEN.

Gloucester, Mass, May 15-The fishing owners Of
this port to-day adopted preamble and resolutions
setting forth that the 81 o0O requirement of New
foundIand virtually prohibits the purchase Of bait;
that Gloucester owners have positively ordered their
shippers under no circumstances to furnish bait to the
French and declaring: We earnestly discount ance
and condemn any violation Of the laws Of Ncwound
land In regard to the purchase of bait by Americans
and will utmost endeaVors 20 prevent rhe
same: we fully appreciate the privileges granted 10
American fishermen, and will do all In power ID
promote and maintain the friendly relations now
isting between the Newfoundland Government and
American hshermen."
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
THE pELGIAY STRIKERS coLLAPsING.

LONDON May 15.-The strikers In Brussels and Mons
s,il1 hold out but will not be able to do so much
longer Elsewhere they have been compelled 10 re
snme work on the masters terms, and In few cases
"a reduced wages The majority Of the employers
reat the men generously, the condition that thoy
withdraw from the unions.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
NINETEEN RUSSIAN woRKNEN DROWNED.

St. Petersburg, May 15.-An accident by which nine
teen worliingmen lost their lives occurred on the
Dneiper River today. hstboat containing num-
her Of v.orl,ngmcn proceeding down the river came
into collision with steamer bound mp the stream.
The natboat sank almost immediately drowning nlhc-
teen of its occupants The captain OF tho steamer H
blamed for the accident.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
CHARGES AGAINST 4 PUBLIC OFFICIAL.

Milwaukee, Wis. May lo-A petition has been flea
in the Circuit Court, asking that supervisor Charles
Flngado be removed from ofoe Malfeasance In ofiieo
and the acceptance OF brlbes the charges. The
most sensational feature Is the fact that Henry G.
PAYNE the well known politician and president or the
Cream City Railway Company Is charged with having
boon one " the brlbera.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
THE MoNsERRAr SAILS FOR chilli.

San Francisco, May 15.-The steamer Monserrat
which has been loading cargo Of cereals and pro
visions for Chill, left here last evening. Watch was
maintained over her 30 the last by customs officials
that no arms or coRtraband goods be shipped.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

divisions and delimtatons of the doceses the Propa-
ganda has issued a decree announcing that priests
affected by those divisions shall belong to those do
ceses In which they were stationed at the time the
deiimtations were made.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
THE CONSTITUTION OF TIcINo.

perne May 15.-Thc Liberals petition Tor re
vision of the Constitution Of 1oino, having received
O 600 signatures as required by law. mas been pre-
sented u the CantOnal Government
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
EMPEROR WILLIAMS NARROW ESCAPE
NEARLY THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE, AND
CAUGHT BY HIS ADJUTANT.

Berlin, May 15.-W1lile Emperor William was out
driving to-day in POtsdam his horses bolted, and the
carriage in which he was seated was hurled against
tree An adjutant In attendance caught the falling
Fmperor in his arms and rescued him from harm; but
ii is considered that the Emperor had narrow escape
from serious Injury, or even death
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

DISPUTES SETTLED BY THE PROPAGANDA.
Rome. May I5.-In order to put an end to tle DIM
I,,ns and discussions that have arisen between tho
bishops and priests Of America consequent upon VIC
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
vps pArcurLLER OUT OF DANGER.

Lisbon Mas I5.-Mrs Batcholler The wife OF the
,-ri,ed States Minister here who was injured In
carJaee accident on Wednesday is out OF danger.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
erxrEEY AYARcuISrs ARRESTED IN ITALY.

6IXTEEN ANARCHISTS AKHFsIf-D IN IIALi'
Rome May I5.-Sixteen Anarchists wore arrested
to-day I'm TernI They had IN their possession plans
10 pilIage and destroy with dynamite banks factories
and other propefty,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

A WASHINGTON PAPER SUsPEYDs.
washington, May TO-" The Evening Critic" has
ssed publication aud has been placed IN the hands Of
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18

A firm dealing in fishing tackle, hav-
ing sent a circular to a merchant in
Toxic, received the following communi-
cation:
DEAR SIR IN YoURs-We should pre-
sent to your company the bamboo fish
ing rod, a net basket and a reel, as we
have just convenience. All those were
very rough and simple to you laughing
for your kind reply which you sent us
the catalogue of fishing tackles last, etc.
Wishing we that now at Japan there it
was not in prevailing fish gaming, but
fishermen, in scarcely there now, but we
do not measure how the progression of
the germ of the fishing game beforehand.
Therefore we may yield Of feeling to re-
stock in my store, your countries fish
ing tackle, etc. Should you have the
kindness to send a such farther country 8
even in a few partake when we send the
money in ordering of them, should your
am yours, yours truly, -"
1t would appear that the writer,
through yielding of feeling"-what-
ever that may be-is inclined to give an
order. Also, he hopes for develop
ment of sport in the form of Fishing
| game" in Japan.-All the Year Round.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18

heavy winds, which are apt to knock off
the half grown plugs, is a very profitable
crop.
Seriously, however, let me say that
those who chew, especially plug tobacco,
may wean themselves successfully, Mr.
Secretary, believe, if they will see it
prepared. lam not opposed to the mod
crate use of tobacco, but after seeing the
manufacture of plug tobacco, L can get
along for day or two with sassafras
bark.
We are all worms of the dust but we
are not tobacco worms, and do not like
a tobacco worm any better with icorice
and New Orleans molasses on him than
| do with vinegar and machine oil. But
let us pass on, Mr.. Rusk, to other tea-
lures that are more pleasing.
The Catawba, Isabella and Scuppei-
nong grapes originated here, and ac-
cording to Humboldt's thermal criteria,
the whole state lies within the most
/ formidable vineyard zone of the world.
North Carolina was last to enter the
Federal Union, but was last also to
secede. She showed her courage by
sending into the army more soldiers than
any other Confederate state ana losing
more than any other. She was bank
rupted by the war, and for years felt
like the prodigal son after his little tool
with the festive throng, but now heI
prosperity is most remarkable. The TIM
is coming, Mr.. Rusk, when every hill II
Buncombe county will have hotel on i
and town lots may be bought as far bacl
as Sandy Mush.
What | especially desire is package
or two of the seedless watermelon seed
some good hardy house plants, such
Martha Washingtons, hydrangeas, -four
o'clocks, etc. Also some red eyed pole
less China beans for winter use. HOY
are you fixed for potato salad plantsf
Also please send trellis to Mr.. X. |
Flower, of New York, so that he ca
climb up on it and get a better view
the situation.
Crops are all looking well. Rye
now all harvested and is being slid dow
in shutes to the stack by those who Inv
on the more perpendicular farms.
Mr.. Clay Williams, colored MAJ
/. met up with frightful accident viii
summer following on one of the hillsit
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS

Leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from the following points
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18
NYE NEEDS A FEW SEEDS
HE CALLS ON THE HON. JEREMIAH
RUSk FOR ASSISTANCE.

And Tells the Secretary Something
About His North Carolina Surround
ings - Among Other Products, They
Raise Real Good, ServiceabIe Lungs.
Copyright, 1891, by Edgar w. Nyel
SKYLAND, Buncombe Co., N. c.,
July 4, 1891.
Honorable jeremiah M. Rusk, Secretary
of Agriculture, Washington, ID. c.;
SIR-Would it bother you too much to
send me a few seeds for my place here
in North Carolina for use another sea-
son? We have climate here that is pc
culiarly adapted to the growing of fruit,
but not especially good for cereals. 1t
is about the same climate as that of
France and Italy, but there are not SO
many foreigners here, One notices
while travelling in France that it seems
to be largely overrun by Canucks. Such
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18
FAST EXPRESS To THE EAST

Leaves Tacoma. going east at 200 a. m
daily; arrive at Minneapolis or 81 Paul Sc!
D. IN. the third day.
Connections made at st. Paul and Mime
apolis to all points east south and southeast
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS
FAIRHAVEN PosToFFICE
Corner of Larrabee Avenue and Twelfth
Street

Arrival and departure of mail from Fair
haven, Washington, pOstofce:
hORTH-DAiLN
Arrive by train from Blaine, Wesl Form
dale, What ,om and Sehome, 200 a. m,
Depart for Blaine, Whatcom, West Fern
dale and Sehome, $3.50 y. IN.
sOUTu-DAiLY
Depart by train for Sedro, Woolley and
Seattle, l2:l5. p. m,
Arrive by train from sedro Woollcy and
Seattle, 6:25 p. m.
Port Townsend and British Columbia
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at "a. IN
Office hours from II. m to o p. IN.
Sundays-Ofice hours from to y. m.
:. IL. KELLER. Z. NJ.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18

farms below hofning township last weeA.
The scatfold, it seems, gave way and he
fell the entire distance to the foot of the
farm, striking the earth twice on his
way down and completely eisenhower
ing it.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18

Tickets on sale on all boats and at Tacoma
wharf and at Cpl Pacific avenue.
For further information apply to
H. G.. GREEN, Agent
1107 Harris avenue. Fairhaven
G.. q. CHANDLER, G.. +. & =. A.
Tacoma, Wash.
WALTER CAKES, Secy. n. b, JACKSON, Mgr
1874
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18
Fairhaven and San Francisco
NOTICE

NOTICE
The tax rolls OF the city Of Fairhavcn for
the year 1891 are now in the hands of the city
marshal for collection.
W. ). PARKER, city Marshal.
Fairhavcn, July II, 1891
Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between W. SOlOman and
r. Davis as W. SOlOman Co, doing business
at Fairhavcn, Washington, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent The said X.
Davis Withdrawing therefrUm. All claims
against the Hriu to be paid by w solomon
and all accounts due the firm to be by said
w Solor ian collected, as he will hereafter
conduct the business. ". GOLDMAN.
X, DAVIS.
Dated July 3, 1891.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18
STE A M I
TIME SCHEDULE
HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPART
URE TO AND FROM FAIRHANEN
Fairhaven and Seattle
sEHOME
Fairhaven, Seattle and Tacoma

Leaves for Seattle at G:ao p, m. daily exec
Monday.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18
NEW WESTMINSTER SOUTHERN

Arrival and Departure of Trans
ON THE
b b. & B. G.. r. r.
Commencing June -. and until further
notice trains will run as follows;
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18

Steamers EASTERN OREGON and PREMIER
alternating daily.
Leave Fairhaycu, 1880 p. M; arrive at Seat
tie. g:Ip D. M; arrive at Tacoma, ll:25 p. m.
Leave TacOm, q: - p. m; leave seattle, l.
midnight; arrive at Fairhavcn 500 a. m.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-07-18

Mendicant-Is That you, TlIIyf
Tilly-Yes, father.
Mendicant-Well,r run home and tell
mother not to forget to deposit the
money left with her this morning, and
to have duck and green peas for dinner
tonight. clearing strange footstep)-
Pity the poor blindl-Life.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
N~aleinae. 5rpfen @bba Iitru,

N~aleiuab. Srpfen @bba gltrup
Gtatsraabens aloite Cater, bar o9iao
iaar inbbuot til Sommerbeise en- bel
Del S~maapiser fra 9~riitiansiunos III
mueItple. s ben a%nlebning bar bun,
liaeiUm iijpr leiet gus paa RsbGt, en-
pOo 5jerolnsuei ubenior Goiltprp,
S%tatsraabenS giQa paa 5anneitranben.
Gen ulige Srsfen beitprer ielp Sus-
6ulpningen for pisie os er itabis blanbi
Dem gtat ipm Sag. Sun b%eltager
bereS Mnalttbsr, leoer beres Baonin9,
bsres Seq os Irbeibc, % Den Subel,
Tom Igl9er ben peltleote Slot, bpor ben
bier iig, oibuer ON, at ben ct @jen=
itano ior en- aliioig Smbu, mere emo
mOocrli9.
Srart aItentes be meb 8oeue, inart
msO 0ampitibe III 8elps paa Gpiltorp,
% al aft lpler bet irem, at u9iaa Stats
ranoen meb 8rile parmt interesierer Jig
FOR SGsen. 3er ipares ioaleoes intet
for, at 5erien ital blipe babe til Nptte
% 6orugielie for Dem, ipm bar ben
Qgtfe at bare inbbuone.
Otter boao ri bar bort, Itol 8aleet
al 8prn til bette SummeropbOlo nar-
melt bore iure9uat blanot iaapanne,
bois Selbreostilitnno er al ben 8eitais
feubeo, at De tiltr9nser 2anoluit us
aob Q(eie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
gpaotoplDsmtngem Norae!

Oct brnber en- oa anoeu Gang, al
sntelte iremmebe 3uriiter tan ida et
msget iOrblgiisnbe Subtrpt al Optps.
nin9en / Norge.
Sor rp9cn lib tilbogs Itreo Ell 3DIter
til ct tpIt 8lnb, at anlturtn / epteltt
nori,e Gielbbpaber ltoo paa ct li9tIrem
iGnomenalt Stonopuntt. Gan bouoc
ianleo.s etiteos truffet pan en- ING
8onoe, ion, raar ban iOrIoo Bloseu,
grcb 8enielen % 8nleten o. p~irteli9
bnObe ortost bet ouerOroentlig Uiot ionl
Wialer.
Oct on,t. oen9aug zen oUO Del 5Or'
unbrins, bUor 1yitereu timbe ba O9rst
benne, bpiS bet ooerboueoet tunoe be.
tragtes lom Sanobeo, bpao ban i%ortdite
5sr,t ieuere bleu bet OplDit, at ban
baobe trufiet paa Rils 8erssliens Siem
Oppe / Surbunser. Som betienot ips'
ieliattsr 8erssIien fig liot mso 3oro'
brus peb Siben ai i'm Natertunit.
Rplis bar Der b9nbt en- liSuenbe Si'
mltorie.
Malersn BenBel 90 5rue opbOloer
Zig / CONNER / S%9tersonlen. Der bar
6ru BeuBel anifaffet fig en- Saters'
oalsbrast, iom bum brussr.
9tpllg banote bet, at Der fOm et aom'
pant S%runitmauo paa 3uriittur opi9iena
nem Satersoalen. Solfene paa en al
@aoroene, boor 5ranifmRnoene tos inc,
buuoe imiolertio 8onitelisbeb meo at
~forItna benz.
Solfeue betpbeoe ba 5ranlfm9noeue,
at on be piloe pente liot, iflloe Der bli
ienbt 8uo eiter "Senta paa ben andre
@aaroen".
6ru Wenbel, Der Tom befjsuot er ops
poret % ppbrat | Enris, fOm bn til
tlaot / I'm Setersbrast, Os bsspncer at
tale HpOenbe 6ranf meb 5ranItman.
bene.
Wten ba ituloe bisie o9iaa ia blet
iaa ~iorbauiet, at be pal en- BeIuimelie
me9et n9r.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
. III t.
surbenuarsnps Starring Msaer.

3ielien, Der i 5oraaret aibr8note OF.
birt Msqe, bar III cgiaa befIsnbt, al
ban bar pilet ~nibrGnoe &latrina Wpas
ct Bar 8n9e eiter, at ban bnooe i%tjanlei
be 400 ar. ira Wartin 3perlen. Oct
bar ben ii0ite Snlpoel al Dtni Maaneb,
On teri 5uroen bros ben Upsr 8arrit
os alafriug, og Qpnilben bar iaa pel'
pilis at Ilaa ueo / 8in9erue paa alas
firing M6le; men bet tRuote life, bonb
Rielien snlteoe, bppripr ban siorbe iie
reoe til at bgoe pan 9puiloeus 5orisms
melie. San a 9Oot / Serb meb al
faa 8lus paa Wsllen, oa Martln Spcrs
len Tom til % i~oritDrreoe bam i bans
@ierning, oe ban LOB NOT, iOm bet bar
2pnet, Der baube tnuot, Os at ban bels
oi9pis tom tiosnOf til at iaa bet i%luttet,
meoens Wtartin SperIen moi bar al en-
noget anben Weniug. 5orreiten bar
0ielien betienbt en- MansOe andre Ting,
laaleoes, at ban bar "rebbet" efter @une,
meoens ban bar / 8reinbplm MslIe,
8reopab Msle % gItbirt Wtsae. San
bar bl. a. "tolbet" irrbeles eItertrpffe.
Zig. 8eb Gitbrrf M 8 8rnnb tiente
ban nosle Sunoreoe So. % flnoe maaife
peo alafring Wgle3 9rauo babe for
p9et lit 9issenbef9 meo ct Bar Sun'
oreoe Str. 5orreiten git 9tietien for at
pere Ell s~ubirpstis, ia naiten belis
Wano, bpOrIpr bet er uubifnloeliat, ON
no9le life tllnoe faa / 6ooeoet, at ban
ifuloe bape %itiaalet, ia enoos branbt
Mtpler al. Selu 8olitiet a nerueo
at blipe ouperet nf Den mesen @uoirpss
ti9beo. s grreiten ltal Nielien frem'
oeles ilaa Zig paa Suofrpstisbebeu Os
er me9et slab ueo ben sobe Sampittis'
beo, ban III bar iaaet, efter OF bape be-
fienbt 1aa meaet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Gn S~paafj9rring paa
Sorretningsreiie.

Rogle 9amer | Bergen bar fommet
til &uubifab ON, at Der boebe en- flint"
SpaafjGrring / Stapauser, og, oa bet
a benz mastpaalis9enos at tomme til
alarbeo ON pisie bemmeli9e SorbolO,
ligeiom be osiaa bar npsgjerrige eiter
at iaa pibe, boao 5remtioen bar / fit
Stjso, be1lutteoe be at fOrmaa Spaas
tj3rrin9en at fomme til Bergen. gun
bleo oerfor b~uoienbt, men, ba bun lite
piloe retIe uben at bare ffter paa e,
i~nobrinsenoe GOrretnins, sap bun fBrIt
NiIlas, ibet bum fOresuo at manole be
nsouenoise 8eu9e o9 &laoer for Reiieu
- ia enbog nsbpenoige &pparuter fol
ubsuelien al fin aunit, buortil bsrte en-
&ortItof os uoitiaist BranoeOin. 8eo'
fommsube Gamer fanbt bog llbosi mso
at fjerne Stnorinserne for benocs Rciie,
ibet be tilftiaeoe benbe giQettil / lte glaOs
meb 9ampitib os 8uritrinser ON irit
Sp6olb paa Sotel og riseli9t Sonorar.
Saa tog bun afftso. Otter | ct 9nr
Tigers 1io at BABE unOerbolot be ber,
gentle 9amer meb fin able STUNT er
bum MI penbt tilbase til Stauan9er.
vt be bergenIfe 9amer, Der bar betjent
fig al benbss aunit, life bar nnrret
benbe for bet belopebe ri9eli9e Sonorar,
piier life alene benbes uelfplote Benges
pun9, men Osiaa ben meb &ioler os
8lebninssitptter patteoe auffert. vi
Spaafj9rrinsen oerimob bar narret benz,
os bet srunoist, CT temmelis ~iitfsrt; oera'
gjsr bun better insen Semmelisbeo.
&unoe be bsre benoes 8eninoss ifral.
benbe Qatter, naar bun iorte1er ON BE-
mango SiitOrier, BUN bar Opoistet oa
6unoet fine b~ersenite aunoer paa gGr'
met / 5orm at Spaaoom, ba oil be Diff
ifiere 9pnoer - ON be bar noeen -
al @rsrelie ooer i'm 3umbeo Oeo al
iette Zig gris paa bsnCes Sluooer, al
be bar betalt oerfor babe meo 8ense
o9 alaoer.
Oct er M ensans iaa, at 8eroen oil
beorases - iaaleoes osiaa meo be ber'
gentle Samer, naar be isser Oplpsnina
ON, bpab Jremtioen oil bringe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Stsprinaaaaros abeliae sSomfru

flolter benleoer / benne Tio Opmerts
iombeb paa Jig paa @runb al, at Der er
upilaaet lebi9 - life minbre enb 9 CT.
ipeftancer paa Ell Gang. Bemelbte 8lo.
tier, bet liette i Stsrrelie, er oprettet al
Sc b.imeraabinoe Sarboe, isbt 5luren, |
1875. Oct beitaar al Stsurins9aarbs
Sppebsaaro % @Oos, Der otter ben el.
ore Watritll ubsjorbe 1914 9br. Sart'
form Gser os eng. Stouene optaser
APO 3br. 2auo. Sesuben eier &lpite.
ret EN- &apital paa benueo Il Mia. ar.
8riorincen bar en- Saunins paa 1000
SIR, observation-disclosures paa 600 Str.
FAINT oesuben Soli9 o9 u~nberbolo /
aloitret. Gnopibere nbbe be tppe alos
tie gripettantinoer 500 Str, be nett
eloite 20 buer 400 Sr., be 4S felsenoe
buer 800 8r. og &eiten bper 200 8r.
Der er ialt 207 Gripettantinoer, loni
mao bore 9etre al Wnnb / be fem for.
ite Ranstlasier for at fomme 8etrast'
ming % maa befieube Zig til ben epan'
se~liifslutberite 8elision.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Salifneri. "Iprblanos Solteblab"

oplgler tDl9enoe:
Sprbenu9renoe Saslerer / 8rGnoe.
Uinsiamtaset, 3elesraiinIpettsr Sdrues
ter, bar peb lRn9sre 3ibs ipitematiit
gugforfalituin9 beipeset 8aSien for
$4,000 8rOner. Sorfaiitninsen ct no
fort ~iaalebes: Soert Iars ultimo De-
rember bar ban iprt Iom uosiit til
3abls Brpsseri i aasiebusen ct ltsrre
8elsb, ipm ban imiblertio bar anpiit
uobetnlt al Samlasets Wioler, Der bar
benltaaet | &r~ebitbanfen.
8laoet flanbrer itRrft HepiIprerre,
iIGr ben enc, ~toloaarige Reuiipr, 8oits
n~reiter 8ntbeu, ba Der ielpfplselis Insen
lesitimatiOn f~Orelaa for bet tasieisrtt
getsb. 6prialItuinserne er iaa plumpi
u%oiorte at be iprin9er / Einene pet
fBrIte Oil.
&asiereren ifisb Zig / famine gisblit
iOm ben npe 8asierer ifulbe afbentt
Bggerne.
&asiereren os &euiiuren bapbe op.
tjDbt be Ilsite Iftier % uobelt benz ara.
tis til Ell 6pirstlit, ipm lioen bplbt BEN
pppe. 6orloen bisie glitter bar p9iao
Gttier ~tilbprenbe Samla9et p9ret ara.
tis uboelt. glitter bar 9jentaene @nnst
oGret nc9tet @enitremGno Der oilbl
tlgbr. Oct belle CT ell tor Sfanoale.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
On ioretaaiom apinoe er ben B

Gn fOretagiom apinos er ben be,
fjenbte os frsmrasenoe Slsiolarsrinbs
/ S~eliinsfors, SRI. 8era Sielt. Nplia
bar bun uiit i'm 9riitisbeo peb anlas'
get al en- 9ampias os ct 9ampineoferi
ueb asselbp.
Sabriisanlasset, iOm meb ale fine
Sabrifsbpsninser os arbeiberboliser
lisssr ueb Sooen al ct Biers, omsiuen
al en- lSoris StOs iamt asre os gnse
ipsieliatter fOrtioen SO Wanb os z
Spiuoer.
5abritatipnen beitaar / ale Slass
Msbler, fra be fineits itoppeoe Gallon
mgblementer til iimple Butter for Sol
feItolernes Smaabsrn.
Den isrite Suli OpsrlOb 5rsien Sielt
fin Sabrii til ct aitiebolas, "gsra Sislts
aftiebOlas", builfet, foruoen benbe ielu
taller fem Ittipnarer.
5rt Sielt leoer ielp Gorretninsen ion
bets npe BOlass DispOneni.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Sanoerjpnano.
Wiuoesmerfet for aIosbe Rissoao

Wtiuoesmarfet for aiOsbe R~issoass.
manb Sun9sreen aflsrepes ben 14be
&u9uIt paa airtesaarben / G~abenraa
unOer tor 9~eltaselie. 9alen bolOtes
al 5piitus Wabui9 fra SaOersleO, us
Salmerne: "Sellie er SOroen" os "Ser
pil ties, Der oil bies" bleu afiunsne.
Senere afbOlotes en- S9Ilesipi8ning.
8eo 6~eltmaaltioet bsb GDittus Rubois
8elfommen. @uitao SObanien talte
for Snnsgrens Winoeos ajsbmanb Bes
terien for bans 5amilie. 2anostbrngss
mano 2unn tatteoe o9 talte for Reouftsr
Sesien. Slastermeiter Reimert talte
for &iriterne fra SOn9eriset; for benne
Sfanl taftebe aaptein Qrei 9arien.
@nbpibere talte Wi9elien for MOoers:
maalet ps Stibstaptein 8siien for Mao.
big. 9erefter supes Orbet frit, Os Der
bolotes enbnu mango Ialer.