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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
THE RAII WAYS

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-Chairman Midgley
OF the Western Freight association has
bern suhp6naed toappear before the grand
jury at Omaha, on Nov. 80 to tel. what
he knows about various violations of the
Interstate commerce law. 1t is said that
this Is to be a continuation of the investi-
CATION recently begun in Chicago,
form of manipul tion that has, it is
said, been popular with Omaha firms is
the billing of freight to eastern and south
ern points via Kansas City. The rate to
such points is the same from Omaha and
Kansas City. The allegation is that the
car is loaded with, say 1000 pounds of salt
meats at Omaha, and billed to New York.
Supposedly it reaches New York with the
same load; but when it reaches there it
contains 30, 900 pounds of beef tongues and
cured meats. Besides the difference in
weight, the car is filled with commodities
taking a higher rate than salted meats.
The shipment is traced back and it is
found that the car has been unloaded and
reloaded at Kansas City, without any
change being made in the billing. Hun
dreds Of thousands of dollars, it is claimed,
have been netted by interested firms by the
practice of this scheme, which could not.
ofcourSe, have been successfully operated
without the assistance or connivance of
the railroad agents.
Chairman Midyley has also received
summons to appear before the federal
grand jury at Kansas City. He will, it is
said, try to avoid going to either place, on
the ground that he is under a physicians
care, and is not in aeondition to travel.
An injunction has been served on the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road to
compel il to carry out its contract with
the Indiana, Illinois and Iowa road in re-
gard to divisions of through rates. The
suit was filed on receiving formal notice
from the Atchison that it had concluded
to adopt the basis of divisions ordered by
the commissioners of the Western Traffic
CINCINNATI, Nov. 21-The Big Four
railroad has had four train collectors
arrested, charged with failing to cancel
tickets and selling them to brokers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
IIIMal ING ows

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Tbe White Star
line steamer Britannia arrived this morn
ing, after Que Of the toughest voyages the
vessel has ever experienced In her seven
teen years OF bufeiing the waves Of the
Atlantic. She left Liverpool on the iith
inst. She Immediately ran into . boiliBg
sea that sent mighty volumes q water
over the vessel The crew were compelled
to cling 70 ropes to keep from being swept
overheard One Tremendous sea boarded
the vessel over the deck aud carried With
10 QuartsTmAstsr Thomas MoKsnEiA
who, 10 gong over the rail, gave pisroini
shrek Of despair. He disappeared in tbS
angry waters and was seen nc more IL
such a sea nOthinR could be dOns for him
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
BURIED ALIVE

BROOKLYN. Nov. 21.-This afternoon a
new conduit extension under course Of con-
struction burst aud covered number Of
labOrers. To add 10 the horror, a large
gas pipe, which ran parallel with the con
duit, was broken, filling the place with
the fumes of gas. -Four laborers. possibly
seven, were buried alive. Hugh MURPHY
and two Italians (known Only By
number) were completely eutombed
by al avalanche OF eartn. Another Italian
was partially buried ia sand and pinned
down By timbers. Another load oil sand
cavrd ia. however, and buried him ont Of
sight. Another cave-in occurred while the
rescuers were at work, and Frank Bezine.
an Italian lAborer, was seen 70 sink cut Of
sight. This man made the fourth victim
The work Of rescus Is being pushed a.
rapidly as possible. but it will BE- imp0ssi-
bic TO get down TO where the bodies are
buried until Sunday afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
TIE GARZA GhNn

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 -Senor Romero.
the Mexican minister, called the attention
Of President Diaz to the Brownsville and
San Antonio kilograms published recently
IN the newspapers, to the effect that Cat
Rrino Cara was heading Il revolution in
northern Mexico, which was supposed to
be on the increase. Senor Romero is today
IN receipt OF "a telegram from President
Diaz Of which the following is an ex-
tract:
"Catarino Cara organized in the terri
tory OF the United States, in violation of
their laws, an armed band of about eighty
men. As the bouudery line is 50 extern
sive, he was able TO cross at place where
there ls no troops, aud, while the troops
and some armed rauChmen started in pur-
SUIT, he robbed the unprotected villages
he found on his way during the thirty or
tcfty hours he remained in Mexican terri
tory, aud crossed over the Rio Gr4nde
rlvrr TO Texas without being mole>ted or
lntertered vlth By the proper authorities
OF the United States He and a few Of his
men are now reorganiZng aud recruiting
al two ranches in Texas near the frontier.
and, SO iar. without any interference
from anybody. Garz-t never stopped O
nght his pursuevs ana the one killed and
the lew wounded he had were shot in the
oach while running at full speed"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
THE WAsHINGTON ALLIANCE

DAYTON. Wash. Nov 21-The Farmers'
Alliance state convention adjourned last
evening, after very stormy session A
motion Was made To select three delegates
TO the third party convention TO be held 1t
Eliensburg and 70 pay their expenses out ot
ton ruled the motion out Of order. An Ap-
peal was taken and the president was over
ruled. He then left the bali amid great
confusion. The convention was again
called TO order by vice presidsnE Three
delegates were elected TO the third party
con yentiou and motion was carried 70
pay their expenses out OF an allowance
from the treasury. President sutton de-
clares that he viii oppose the Alliancs for
its political actions, and says that IL can
not be successful unless politics are repu-
dated
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
GUTHRIF'S ITEMS

GUTHRIE, O. T, Nov. 21-The board of
trade viii give fair, the proceeds of
which will 20 towards paying the 81, 600
guaranteed for the university. The board,
through committees, will solicit all whole
sale houses selling goods in Guthrie to
contribute wares 10 this fair, 10 be dis
played under cards bearing he names of
the respective firms. The fair will come
off before the holidays
The secretary ( the interior has refused
a rehearing in the East Guthrie contest
cases. This practically settles the matter
and the lots will be decided at once by
townsite board No 8
The PabsJ Brewing company has pur-
chased the ice plant and viii sink well
several thousand feet This viii determine
the stratidcatjon of this locality, and the
question of minerals and natural gas will
Oe solved.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

GUTHRIE, O. T., Nov. 21-[Special l.
| Every one has given up sDeculating on the
prospective governor. Acting Governor
Martin transacts the duties of the Office
quietly aud without friction. The acting
| governor is busy preparing inventories Of
the belongings of the executive depart
ment, so that the governor-to-be will find
everything to his hand.
Things look little queer as the true in
wardnesS of the university location at
Norman comes to the surface 1t is not
improbable that there will be little in
vestigation that everybody's skirts may
! be cleared Volney Hoggatt of Guthrie
said in regard TO the location, that "a man
might find it If he were drunk, but not if
| he were sober"
The towns Of Oklahoma are preparing to
receive the congressional party, which will
/ soon be here with Senator Dawes at its
| head.
The territorial convention called to meet
! at Oklahoma City in the interests of stale
! hood will have grave questions before it.
| 1t would seem that the modification Of the
original call is unfortunate That the de-
| sire of all is that the convention shall be
success no one doubts. The trouble, if any,
will lie in the basis of represent alton.
| Would it not be better to ascertain the
representation of the respective counties
on the basis of the census of 1890 and let
each county regulate for itself the manner
in which its representatives shall be elect
ed? An arbitrary basis of representation
must be agreed upon for the five civilized
tribes and the new counties, A and B.
When the executive committee considers
this matter, we opine, that il will change
the plan.
The territorial convention of the School
Fund league held here Thursday, was an
enthusiastic gathering. Professor Terry,
who has done more than all others toward
bringing this matter before the people,
was elected president of the organization.
The people are being thoroughly awak-
ened and an excellent organization has
been effected Delegates were present
from all parts of the territory and our
wants in the direction of permanent
school fund will be impressed on congress.
The following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Professor Frank Terry of Guthrie;
vice president, NJ NJ. Gonigle of Norman;
recording secretary, W. A. Buxton OF
Guthrie; corresponding secretary, A. j.
Bangness of Oklahoma City; treasurer,
+. E. Wilson of Ell Reno. The name of
the new organization is "The Society for
the Advancement of the Interests OF Okla
homa." Territorial superintendent j. H.
Lawhead, j. Y. Admire and A c. Scott
were appointed a committee TO draft a
memorial to congress. A fund of several
thousand dollars will be raised to forward
the work.
Don't trust or try every ones remedy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
PRINCE GEORGE.

LONDON, Nov. 21-Some anxiety was
expressed this morning regarding the con-
dition of Prince George OF Wales. The
bulletins hitherto issued from Marlbo-
rough House have shown that there was
steady improvement in his condition, but
this morn ng it WAS announced that there
is a slight increase of the fever from which
be j. suffering.
LONDON. Nov. 22.-Midnight - Prince
George is sleeping peacefully and the doc
tors hope that The crisis is passed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
srN6Toe oUAps LlsFL s,lr

pTTTsBUKG. Pa, Nov zL-YeatsrdaY
afiernDoB Major Z 4 Montooth. ooan.ss
for senator ~ 8 Quay. sut~red a civil
suit for iiL~i a&zlnst The TiffsburK Poss
Tns damages are laid a. fiO0.0O9. This
action vas threatened several Hesks $50.
EheD toe editor aod proprietor % The Pest
U4s arrested On he charge % criminal
libel for publishing TIE BarIisisy osrllreats
q deposit AID eommsstlnz sdlsorisliy
thereon
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22

titled the Salvadorian government that he
would expel Salvadorians who sought
refuge in Guatemala whenever it was
proven that they had conspired against
friendly government. His aim is 10 1--we
in peace with his neighbors. The Mex
lean government denies that any request
has been made by Guatema to preserve
neutrality, but if the request be made it
will be considered
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
AnoThER cnlcAao nYsTEs1.

CHICAGO. Nor. "A mystery surrounds
the circuHstAnc-s aft<B14B< ne ds4th q
pretty ls-yrar-oid stsuerrspnsT. Carrie
lng ia The axe e the foCt q f'lfty-sss.f.fh
str-s tbls norusaR Wat The 70. &c & ~
pro1ozpc-d Gaze u suicids IL esa4sssezs b.
Ihe dead sEirIs f7lzssds - - = cxae oF ssuF.
de-. Oa Tazrsssy sFsuiuz Carr5e wsa -
tux boarding bouse. "a an nnusuaiiy lao.
~ fxzEse - usUG, AID lsff the boas- l.
lzEs . sh0vt Salk. - tbs szsd Aa
-11lth s@s . s.snaAsr q q goa.t family -
NJ Carmei. Ils-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
A SOCIAL EVENT

LONDON, Nov PA great society event
came off today, which was attended by the
fasnion and elite of London and Great
Britain. This was the marriage OF Lady
Sarah Isabel Augusta Spencer Churchill,
Youngest sister of the duke of Marlborough
aud Lord Randolph Churchill, to Lieuten
ant Gordon C. Wilson, son OF Sir Samuel
Wilson, member of parliament for Ports
mouth. The ceremony took place at st.
Georges church, Hanover square.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
THE GRIP.

LONDON, Nov. 21-The physicians of
hartford, fifteen miles southeast of Lon
don, have had their hands full in attend
ing the children in Catholic industrial
school at that place. The influenza re-
Gently attacked some of the children and
the disease spread with great rapidity.
Despite the best attention and care, sew
eral children have died. At present there
are no less than one hundred patients at
the school prostrate with the disease.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22

CHICAGO. Eog. 2l-The 101 Dsmosratia
members o. the Illinois gsasrsl sss.mb
who achieved q national Fcputat3o9 Ia
their perslstsut loyalty 10 Gsneral John
II Palmer Ia the long senatorial contsss
last winter will issve for Washington on
Dec. % assist William " Springer Of III
iBois In bis canvass for the spssksrsblp.
sbeaker Crafts today ssidi We HAns
Springer elected. and n ths Democrats
hous@ follows bis leadership, we eau carry
Illinois next year
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
THE POPE

ROME, Nov. 21-All personages who
have recently had interviews with the pope
assert that he frequently complains of de-
clining health and strength, and SPEAKS of
his death as not being far distant. He
complains much of his position, being kept
in what is practically state of imprson-
ment, not being able to leave the Vatican
grounds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
A MADAGASCAR MISS.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-Advices received from
Tantanarivo. the capital of Madagascar,
state hat the relations between the Freuch
resident general and Malagsy au hOri les,
which have been strained for some time
past, have reached the point where rup-
ture may be looked for, and Is feared that
serieous trouble Will result.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
PERSlAN EaNArlrS

LONDON, Nov. 2L-A disnstcb from,
Teheran states that the muistahid. or
high priest 81 he Shah set. w.,ich j ne
predominant religious >ect OF the cauptrv
its followers numbering nearly 7e1l a,a
recently tomeated a revolution iu MAJ m
oeran, a province o. uortleru Persia. Isa
government tooS prompt measures to
suppress the revolt, and a body of trcous
WAS dispatched TO restore order. M.
rebels We're prepare Z, aud made deter.
miaed resistance. They euirenche6 Them
selves in a strong position and a Iona, tf,.t
desperate battle eusued. The rebels NJ. ~
finally defeated aud 200 Of their unn,b-~
killed. The loss of me troops WIS twenty
killed. 4 large number OF rrbei> were
taken prisoners aud 1t i ext ected tuat
summary justice Wli le IN led cut 10
them. Among the prssouers l. the hisa
priest, 10 whose nlachJuaUons the trOuCle
IS due
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
a LOST BRIG

LONDON. Nov. 2l.-A telegram has been
received from the viceroy of India stating
that fears were entertained that the pilot
brig Culdoon foundered during the recent
terrific hurricane. The Culdoon had
crew of six British officers and thirty-five
natives. 1t is believed that all were
drowned.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
AFFAIRS IN cnATsMAl A

CITY OF MEXICO. Nov. 2l.-Telegrams
recent Y received from u Guatemala SAY thal
the pohiicu excitement Is increasing
there, and that hardly a day Passes thal
President Barlllas does not fnd notes un-
der his p.ate, on BIS bed. in his desk, etc.
threatening him with death. He las no
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22

ST PACE. Nos. 2I-OrsT bsif foot q
snow fei. IL fhis eisy sad Esl Kaborto<si ~
couple q bours this raoruinE. sad 9
lVoks as fhouxs uf1tsr aad sst ln for Eo.ed-
Tie weather ls tse norts gssl dur4nz fss
lsast Nerk ass heea ths Hgss EHssass1 aois
Tor rnagy ysars
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
CORNELL DEFEATS ANN ARBoR.
HANGED

SAVANNAH, Ga, NV. 2L-Wi'liam Blash
tcn.oSvll Ms hHuErd la the presence (
500 people at Mount Ner lon tnaay for
n'ur3erIu- uel uam-d r I. 30 ue, ou
OcN ., la>t. 3 asa confessed hi- guile on
the s.ilaws- Bone was s4os a. he xsss
running irom ~ house, which BlsSn had
entere lor tie purpose Of robbery. Bga.h
IA read Rabe Burrows literature and
decided 70 oecome a hiEuwaYmaa.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
ITS EXCeUENT QUALITIES

Commend to public approval the Califor-
MIA liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. 1t
Is pleasing to the eye and to the taste and
by acting gently on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, it cleAnses the system effectual!y,
thereby promoting the health and comfort
of all who use it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
AusTRALIAN BANK swlNnl IS.

san FRANCISCO. Nov. 2l-I.ast Wednes-
Gay the steamer Oceanic brought the
news from Honolulu that tSO men calling
themselves Douglass ana Bloom had ap-
peared there IN the yacht Beagle and had
been arrested at the instance OF VI. Levy.
VINO said that he was the ayeno Of the
New South Wales government. and who
also stated that the men were defaulters
IN large sum from that state. Toe men
were arrested on the charge Of smuggling
coin, IN order To hold them uutll extra
ditlon paprrs arrived, but they were finally
released Levy, the detective in the case.
Is now IN tins city. He states that the
men true names are Bell and DAVIS.
They have lanE record of successful aud
unpunished swiudles The last was the
organization of the Australian Banking
company. he bank prospered. and tue
men purchased the Beazie. Il fllty-.ou
cutter. One night four months ago they
tTansterred - 600 of the banks money to
the yacht ami sailed away. Ii was stated
that ey are now engaged in opium
smuggling. The yacht has large SUNNY
ot small arms aud cannon or two on
board, aud could not be captured except
by a war vessel
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. q, 1891.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Colder and fair,
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 60, the lowest 91' and
the mean 489, with warm, cloudless
weather, and light variable winds until
$50 D m,, when high north wind came.
Maximum velocity up to Z p. M, sc miles
per hour.
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month of November
has been 42e, and for the 21st day 43o
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2O.-Forecast until 9
p. m. Sunday:
For Kansas, Indian Territory and Okla
homa territory Decidedly colder, north
erly winds with a norther, and generally
fair weather. Colder and fair, Monday.
WASHINGTON, Nov. q.
To Observer, Wichita, Kansas.
Hoist cold wave signal Temperature
will fall to almost freezing point about s
a. m, Monday. DUNwooD.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.

PARIS, Nov. 2L-The Paix today de-
clares that Russia and France have come
to "A complete verbal entente in regard to
an alliance between the two nations.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22
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BosTDs. SOv. Il --k-v. Tao-nas Nh. sx
yre.sdsnE q Harvard rsiIe1s. del IL Hsl.
LAAza kA4s sz<s<zzzx. Axed -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22

Catarrh oftentimes leads to consump-
ton. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla before it
is too late.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22

Sick -headsehes BEEcKAM's Pills viii
relieve
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-11-22

use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup and be cured
at once.
The question of the hour-Can any bet
ter remedy exist than Salvation OiIf No,
sir
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
&limatijfe Toramorinaer

orRber ilere Nienneiter, emo MAJ almilz
oeli9 bar ucget gegreb om. 2ette er
llGr Iilirloe, naar ma bar en- lUaa
81 contribution % blaubt ben inopanorers
DC 8eiUltning, ION Tiger ii9 me Siem /
Better, buor gpiu5 o9 Malaria iCre-
tpmmer pisie 3loer al Aaret. 9et
beoite Wilooel I 5iliRloe al llImatijfe
5oranoriuser eler Jorunorins Dab
ps 9ritfeuano CT "Soltettsrs Stomad
Bitters", Der life alene beieIter Spites
met mob Malariu, en- ~iornuoerlig 5ems
peratur, JH9tl9beo O9 DC aitrGitsnoe
SrfIinger al tropilf 0soe, men bet er
ooiaa ct al De beolte Wiioler mob 5ors
Itoppelie, 3pspepiiG, 9euerip9oomme
o. andre Spgoomme, Tom alminoelig.
bis nn9riber Snopnuorere % Beiggen.
De / g9neHe omirins Gtuator. 6uor.
iumbslit bette Mieoiein bar oarei bru9t
snteE at Jteiieuoe tIlanos Og TIL
panbs, @rubear6sioere, a%serbruaere Ga
Settlerc i RBe 9iltrittsr, laa bar bet
ianet De beoite glonesbpro. (3uli.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

Stoiie uac boobe Ri giitrift gnur, -.
,pfpe lo'il CT blepen boIot Der, Ioen gcrutiet
o'eo orsaniisret. Zen lloe fcmmer III a.
laa 'om en- W9rfebas for ale re.tru,enbr
wt@no ! Gcuntiet. Snteresien breiebe "a
lofnenlnsIl9 ON en- Sag, ION GountnTtpreIieu
guOos ahla9t moo en- " q. BAN, ior at hove
lioehot ll8Sloo0, iomG ountpItprelieu orores
ootpt'n9 pan. Sr. BAN bar / &inter uebe
! Slieis ltprre Bper for OF inoiamle geuoe
III Sl9lp ior DC Tgolioenoc her / Gcuutist
eb'ra9o Relief Committy aao ham $1,000
paa oen notrpttelise 8efalino, at han life
l'iloe 9'pe no9en Gel al benz iii Gpuu,n.
p%grellen, men perioulig uooele 9cuoene
o'an0l oe 6attt8e, p9 rdpportere bier 5rrn.
9enoes Noon o9 8ppRl til Somiteeu / Chi.
ea9o' SaIIl par itte isr tommet blen,, for
gan oieo arrelterct o9 anIG0t Saa mob.
SetretGren for Gbicdgo Relief Committy,
|tf' Neiooerrn, mpote for 6etten o. iprflo.
race, at Tntn bapbe iprualtet genoene eiter
Sor1'teens Grore, % at Gpnntufturelieu
l~t9eniombelit Jiet bdpOe til Dem. gdin
oleo lrltlenot, o9 9ountiet maa betale en- itor
sum Gmfoitnin9er. Get moricmite al
Nit par al bpre pna, bpur ibproto Gourtn
aoootai Glpoe % 9e9;slaturmcolem Iau
arbeloeoe paa at iaa 9ommeren mo / oeres
lneoetbjerteoe 3ante3uug; Oct enote bare |
Cater.
Somrner SGuoer or Ell gPauo, Tom gae If
TOR HeIpett for. San er tplobluOio, liar.
lpnt, % bpao ban ipnes er Jiet, iioer han
uoen 6orbebolo. Otter at 9ains Saa uar
af9Iort, blep Der paa Iublitums Spfcrbriro
Boiot io9le 9ooe 2aIer al SetretQr gieips
BERN, CONNER 2aiioer % ct Yar Nuore.
eountbsNopoiat GlDbe bapbe, oa gc,erne
%be9pnotc, trpbet unoer ct 8cro % iai ia
paa @nlpet &etsialen; ban blep frenttaiot
lor at Dcloe Gale, men Glttlifum bapoe
taaet not al BAN, DC Itprneoe paa 3pr iaa
tort DC tnnoe, % ban ~ioretrat at trpbe UNDER
Soroet l9Iell. s. o. &ensbcr9
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Milan. Ghippeipn So. Miinu

f w. W.
william, Den nproligite SD Gountiet, llaaer
peo y. W. Il Ct. Taui Sernbane, % bar TO
@rocerp Stores, ct Sarbipdre Stpre, TO 9fe-
itairanter, en- glcpator, ct Depot, en- Baut,
to Waltins G9cnter, to Smebe - FAINT Smc.
bier -, % ct Ioitoffice. Get er ineen flor
Sp nntageli9 TO buuorcoe Suobps9erc-,
oG buffer reg lille fell, iaa bespubte Den lin
2tlp9rel'e / 1880, bporaI fees, at ben life
bar 9Iprt fore 5remIfriot paa iaa lana 5to
Saloon bar 8Den life. Sen blep iaaet
pGt for 5 Nar iioen, % bet bar pGret Itiue
ltoen; men M tommer ben i9ien / Sfittclie
an Ell Temperance nloon; men oct er oct
life - en- riati9 Blind Pig" taloer lea Den,
ON 6orIop. Soil blir orltnc Iaar
Seer, nlt buaO Dc oil ba', ilan$ 40 % TIL,
% ~Fopl" ipiae5 Der, iaa Oct CT rent ipRrt.
Gcrfor oil je8 raaoe Ollie og gnbpcr til at
ipetocrc fine Ecrge % fin 3iO pao Noget
nptttacrc. Seq tlanorer life De Eerioncr,
iom Boloer inaOaut SlS, men 5orretnin0en
/ fig ieIp CT no9et Stb99eOom, iom life
oliroe lilloe@ poa lad mango Ste0er.
Gpen bar Stolebrs, sirte % 9rGIt. Nfcs
niabeoen betIenes al EaIt. g. SaIoeien, Ell
gamniel, tro 3lener / Serrens &inaaaro.
San bar tiIbort gllGultand Spupoeu. IpoIc
Nteolemnler ap W~tcnisbeoen er 9aaet uoer
til Wetbooilterne, bporaf Der CT iaa mango,
at DC ltaI til at bn9ac airfe / Suen /
CONNER.
8rpbeu itnar naliuinoelig patfer iaar. 81
bar bapt bra 9iegn - uGiten furiueget / Den
icrere Slo, % bpis Der life maotte fpurme
lllpfte pan ben, iao tommcr her I'll at blipe
ct aronaor. Maisen er life iaa iU0r iaar,
ionl ben pteier at pore; men 4oteterne fer
apot no, enoitiunt Gu9'en pil poelG99e Dem.
Ser peo Niiuneipta Hiper CT Ell Ntaoir
&ilot. gGuocr, @iGs, Telifaner, Cranes o.
Sreppcr Upper on / MnSIcpiS, % CT @lers
ltano for SpprtmGnoencs Sa9aelaonin9cr.
9n er oct life loplt3t at ltpoc nogen al
puernGpnte Tu9le, men, naar 5iocn fomnlcr,
at Oct blir tiloot at ltpOe, Iua fan man bUre
@epGrtnolo icrturt beic 9ngen.
gn Stuoent.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

Spupsnin9. gso Ell 5~eiltagelie too
unser 8orrcipouoaueen fra @rano Sorts
iibite llgc blot g.; Oct ituloc BABE p9ret
Sbaraloion.