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, 1891-04-30

The curious formation on the body 81
the little t~hree-year-old boy of JoEI
Rock, Of Rice's landing, of which SO
much has been said, caused the death Of
the child at last. In August last the boy
was playing in the yard, when he fell
down. He cried a good deal and seemed
to suffer. Little attention was paid to
it, however, until a few days later a
strange lump was discovered on his alb
domen. 1t grew to an size
and physicians declared an operation
meant death.
The boy would eat scarcely anything,
though he almost constantly asked for
food. When not watched he would eat
ashes and other hard substances. On
Wednesday he asked his mother for a
piece of cake, and three minutes after he
was dead. When the growth was re-
moved it weighed seven and a half
pounds, and it was found it had COM
plctely surrounded the kidneys and
grown fast TO the body. Its size caused
it to interfere with the action of the
heart, causing death. The lump is said
TO be a puzzle to physicians, who say it
resembles no humorous growth they ever
observation-disclosures County Demo
rat.
, 1891-04-30
TRE SCHOOL

The suggestion that the two school trus-
tees TO be selected on Monday be chosen
from the residents OF the western and
southern parts of the city not only meets
with the approval OF the people of those
sections but Its fairness is recognized and
acknowledged by all others not blinded by
personal interests in the matter 1t is
self evident too that the labor element of
the city should be represented on the
board.
But while these localities and interests
should be represented, care should be
taken that the names chosen for p~resenta-
ton to the electors on Monday be those
of capable, intelligent citizens, Who
will aid in maintaining the
standard Of our schools and guarding the
interests of the people who literally and
generously provide for their support
If the mass meeting to be held this
evening select candidates possessing these
requirements, they will be elected on
Monday If the electors act with fairness
aud justice.
, 1891-04-30
The Hot Springs of Dakota.s

These springs are randy becoming ia
nous on account of the wonderful curA-
tive properties of the waters. and the
many marvellous cures which have been
effected BY the thermal baths.
The town and springs are delightfully."-
situated IN a picturesque valley in the
Black Hills country, Astounding in beau
tiiul scenic effects and at an altitude of
3,400 feet above the sea level; thus insur-
ing a pure atmosphere and eXhIlaratIng
climate, absolutely free from malaria.
Under the enterprising and progressive
management of the Hot Springs company
many desirable improvements have been
made; among the number the erection of
a cOmmOdiOus bath house fitted up with
all modern conveOiences for the comfort
Of guests. New hotels have been built
and comfortably furnished throughout,
conducted in irst-class style and at rea-
sonable rates. Those who prefer stopping
at a private house will find many board
ing places where LoUd accommodations
are furnished, and at moderate prices.
The superior daily service now afforded
by the Burlington route to Hot Springs,
with through sleeping car accOmmoda-
tons from Omaha, Lincoln, Aurora and
Grand Island, makes the tup an easy and
enjoyable one; ard for the benefit of all
who desire to test the efficacy of the
waters. round trip tickets at reduced rates,
good for ninety DAYS, are now on sale at
all offices OF the Burlington route.
For pamphlet, descriptive of the
springs, and full information at to rates,
time, etc. apply to any agent of the com
pany, or to J. FRANCIS,
Gen'l Pass'r & Ticket Agt., Omaha,
Neb.
, 1891-04-30
SARATOGA NOTES.


special correspondence.
SARATOGA, April 2s.-The Saratoga
Land and Irrigation company has let the
contract for the extension OF the Davis &
Folsom and Brewer ditch to Hon. L. G
Davis. This contract involves the ex-
p-nditure OF something like $40, 900 and
will cover the land Of J. F. Crawford, j.
SorersOn, Saratoga Land Irrigation com
pany, H. NJ. Bennett, A. r, Couzius and
the ~townsites of both the Saratoga Land
and Irrigation company and the Saratoga
Real Estate and Improvement company,
water to be on the townsite by July J.,
1891.
Prof McLaren. superintendent Of the
agricultural college, left here yesterday
morning for Laramie. While here be ac-
cepted the land donated for the expert
ment farm. and appointed j. H. Mullison
as Superintendent of this farm. The site
selected is west Of town about half a mile
aud is ia every way a desirable place and
under Mr.. Mulllson's care will prove the
best experiment farm in the state. Prof
McLaren was delighted with the valley
and the prospects ofthe experiment farm.
There i, in addition to the steady grow
ing confidence in Gold Hill, considerable
excitement in placer mining. More than
ten thousand acres have been located aud
as much more to be located. So far the
ground prospects well and old miners are
confident OF the result.
Chas. Bellamy is here LAYING out the
experiment farm for the board of trustees.
He will then proceed to lay out into town
lots the land recently bonded by the
Saratoga land and irrigation COMPANY.
A large hotel is to be erected here at
once, the stock for which is being sub
scribed at this writing. The present hotel
room is mad quate TO meet the demands
{. the crowds now coming in. The hotel
will be situated on the south side.
The Rawlins stage comes in loaded to
the guards with passengers and express.
Lots are selling fast and rising in value
every hour. Building timber and stone
are in big demand. The Saratoga land
and irrigation 0mpan have contracted
for 100000 feet OF lumber. and a new
saw mill was ordered by telegraph to en-
able the parties TO fulfill the contract.
Parties are here from Denver to operate a
brick ward. They ave already negotiated
a hundred thousand brick.
, 1891-04-30

An alarm Of fire from box 10 Yesterday
afternoon called out the FIRE companies.
The FIRE was in a Union Pacific box car
on the Cheyenne 4 Northern track. Tie
car was loaded with iron water pipes.
Some straw in the bottom Of the car had
been set on fire by boys and was blazing
briskly when the ireuen reached the
scene. The fire was promptly extin-
EuisEed with but little damage to the car.
Railroad men complain very much Of the
mischief done by meddlesome boys and
think the city police should take a hand
in trying to straighten out some of them.
, 1891-04-30

WAsmNdroN, April % Gen Scho-
field lis well pleased with the progress
made 10 eulisting Indians in the army.
He said. III we can get two well-drilled
and contented troops Of Indians, we shall
be doing all that is expected at this time.
These will be the cause of many more In
dams existing and | think | can see the
day ahead when there will be no more
difficulty in getting good soldiers from the
Indian reservations than there is today IN
enlisling white men.
, 1891-04-30

Persons suffering from weak back will
take comfort IN reading the following let
ter from Mr.. A. w. Barrett. of Oswego,
N. Y:
Ten years ago | was afflicted with a
lame back, The pain was so severe that
| could hardly walk or get about. Hear
ing much said about Allcock's Porous
Plasters, | applied two to the lower part
of my spiue. In a week | was very
much better. / put on fresh ~plasters at
the end of ten days, and two weeks after
ward found myself entirely well. Ii |
get a very severe cola | sometimes have
a return OF this weakness of the spine.
but Allcock's Plastsrs cure me in three or
four days.
, 1891-04-30

LEXINGTON, Ky, April > 9-Track
fast.
Three-quarters of a mile Radcliffe
won, Laura Doxey second, Princess
Glenn third Time, l;l6i.
SeSen-eighths of a mile-Yale "9l"
won, Harry Smith second, Hueneme
third. Time, 1928.
Half mile-Mnnie Z. won. GRAY Goose
second, Nellie T.. third. Time, 500.
Mile and a-ixteenth. handicap-Robes-
pierre 0 Outlook second, Haramat;a
third Time. l:4S2.
Half mile-Lrumbra won, Calhoun
second, Ed EshelbY third. Time. :5I9.
, 1891-04-30

NASHVILLE, April 30. Splendid track.
Two-year-old maidens, half mila-Bra
colet won, Queen Isabella second, Ellis S.
third. Time, 500.
Three-Year olds and upward, fifteen six.
teentbs of a mile-Bertha won. Arundel
second. Carus third. Time. 1901.
Three-year-olds and upward. five fur,
longs-Little Midget won, Belle Redmond
second, Nettie Kent third. Time. l:O2l
Handicap. three-year-olds and upward.
mile-LonR Shot won. Brandolettc sec
ond John Sherman third. Time, l.4l.
Three.year olds and upward. maidens,
SIX furlongs-Clark won. Kehama second
Bob Mccarthy third. Time. l:l7.
, 1891-04-30

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed was on the 18th day Of April, 1891,
appointed administrator Of the esta; , OF
Hiram Faulkes, deceased.
All persons having claims against the
estate are required 10 exhibit them for al
lovance to this administrator within si1
(6l months after the date of said letters.
or they may be precluded from any bene.
fit from such estate; and if such claims b.
not exhibited within one () year from
the date Of the SAID letters, they will be
forever barred. ALFRED COOPER.
Administrator.
Cheyenne, April Is, 1891.
, 1891-04-30
BASE BALL.


CINCINNATI. April 29.-Poor fielding
defeated Anson's team today. Score
Cincinnati 4, Chicago !. Batteries
Rhines and Harrington, Luby and Maggie.
PTTTsBURG, April 20 Cleveland won
by superior all around playing Score
Pitt-burg 4, Cleveland G. Batteries
Calvin and Mack, Gruber and thinner.
BosroN. April 29 .-Boston lost the
first game Of the season today through
costly errors. Score-B0ston 4, Phila-
delphia 6. Batteries-Bennett and Get
zein, Clemens and Esper.
NEW YoRK, April 2g.-The Giants
easily defeated the Bridegrooms today By
good batting. Score-Brooklyn 3, New
York II. Batteries-Daily and Hem
ming. Buckley and Rusje.
, 1891-04-30

NEW York, April %. -Reprcsenta.
tiycs Of the chief TN plate manufacturing
firms OF the country today perfected an
OrGanVttion Of the tin plate manufactur-
ers Of the United States. The object is
to promote the manufacture Of tin plate
in the United States, 1t was stated that
several mills were already working, and
AS Don AS others are built they would
produce GO,OOO net toni of tin plate per
annum
, 1891-04-30

WAsHINGToN, April %. Half mile
Forest won, Beverwick second, Opprcssor
third. Time, so.
Six furlongs-Annapolis won, Hvpatica
second, Fergus third. Tine. l:l7.
Half mile-Lintriguaute won, Gallilet
second, Strideaway third. Time, I.434.
Seven furlOngs-Tndia Rubber won,
Lowlander second, Sequence Colt third.
Time, :291.
Mile-Dead heat between Ely aud
Eleve. Douwey third Time, l:45i. The
run.off was won by Eleve in l:46i.
, 1891-04-30

WASHINGTON, April % Acting Sec
Rotary Chandler has directed the commits
sioner Of the general land office to make a
thorough examination OF the lists Of land
withdrawn as sites for irrigation reservoirs
in California, Colorado, Montana, Nevada,
Utah and New Mexico, with a view to
making those Withdrawals absolute.
, 1891-04-30

ROME, April %. -LoPHgeae publishes
a dispatch from Palermo, asserting that
an American journalist named Englemann.
who has arrived IN that city, has been
delegated by the government Of the
United States to render assistance to the
families OF the italian subjects lyuched in
Nov nrlpang
, 1891-04-30
Grey Bros shoes. En-
goods for the best
trade.
CIary g. KeLLey,
The Fair,

The promptness aud certainty, of its
cures have made Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy famous. 1t is intended espe
cial,y for coughs, colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough, and is the most eff ctutl rem
edy known tor these diseases 50 cent
bottles for sale BY A. Z. Roedel.
, 1891-04-30

A TRUSTEE is to be elected this evening
by the Board of Trade. The place Is one
Of considerable importance and it is de-
sirable that an e~uterprisiDg and capable
man be selected for the place. There
should be a large attendance at the meet
ing of members Of the board to MAKE the
selection.
, 1891-04-30

The Wabash Line is now running its
Canon Bah train from Kansas City to
Toledo, v~estibuled, leaving Kansas City
at $50 p IN making direct connections
with all trains from the West at that
point.
Free reclining chair ears and Pullman
buffet sleeping cars from Kansas CITY to
Toledo, at which point as well as at Fort
Wayne aud Deianse, direct connection is
made with all the limited traius for the
East, Southeast, aud Northwestern points.
This is a star route. Ask for your
tickets via The Wabash line.
G. NJ, Hampson. commercial agent
1921 Seventeenth street, Denver, Colo.
c. l.. Allen, travelling agent.
DENVER, March is.
, 1891-04-30

Commencing Sunday, Feb. /, 1891, a
through Pullman Palace Sleeper will be
run from Salt Lake City and Ogden TO St.
Louis via Denver and Kansas City over
the Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
railways.
, 1891-04-30
RArEs or AnNERTIAINH

DAILN LEADER, all ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
az rents per line each insertion, 8 consecutive
insertions 5 cents per line; one month S cent?
Ger line.
Minor mention notices. among local reading
natter, 10 cents per line each insertion.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily, dellver,n by carrier, 25c. per weeE,
lpel month.
Daily by mail, 81 per month, 500 tor s1a
nonthsJ sU per year, In advance.
weekly 500 per Anuum 81. . for six months.
IA yanle In advance.
, 1891-04-30

St Louis-St Louis S, Louisville l2.
= Balumore-Baltimoro -, Washing
ton IA
Observation-Disclosures 7, Columbus J..
Philadelphia-Athletic 9, Boston g..
, 1891-04-30

Gods blessing to mankind. say thous-
ands who have been cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
, 1891-04-30

Does your back ache2 Oregon Kidney
lea will cure you.
, 1891-04-30

Printing at the Leader office.
All kinds Of Job Printing neatly and
promptly executed at the Leader Office.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
WDitif.

SuorleSe8 bet menuetelise S1Item
%oueroinoer De itaoeli9e 8irtuinger al
Ilette Weoiciuer, iom b~ogitauelig taft
sies / ct Mtenneife, Der fiber al 8p8'
pepiia, 2euerip9oOmme, 5oritoppelie,
8beumatisme Og andre SD9oumme, er
en- 6emmelt9beo. Den Sfaoe, lom ilette
Meoiciner uirfer, er neppe minore eno
ben, ioraariaset ueo Spsoomme. Suis
be, iom fiber al ooenn9unte SDgOomme,
piloe labe fig oeileOe at Snualioer, iOm
bar prSuet SOitetter's Stoma6 8itters,
iaa uiloe be burtig finoe ben 9iuoriu9,
iom fun fan opnaaes oeo en- rationel
29gebebanbling. 9ette Ntebiein er
baaoe pirtiomt og mlitfert Miooel, tits
oirtet al B%esetabilier, % lom paa Gruuo
al bets 8eitanooels beiiooer G9enitaber
Tom me0icinit Stimulant, Der life fin0es
/ be alminoelise bioienoe lotnle gitters
o. Stimulanter, iom aitr9iteoe %
bpipeptiife Berioner oite tpr til.
(Sept.)
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15

"Sberit Goritension peb gtpEanbs Rptteri itprtsoe
fig mso fit 9ipresimsnts paa fsmti Mano IND imsaem be
fremrpttsnbe SLENDER"
"SuorIeOss git bet?"
Oct tunOe bare saa paa ct Dis, buer eneHe en- bIeD
paa Stsost.
"Ss mango al 6isnberue Osiaa2" uObrSS Sans, Der
lite IGnserc tunoe bOlOe fig lille peo Osrsn.
ga, mango al 6%ienOerne", sientos Surtis bspasst;
"bst par ct WsprOeri, iom inssn piIoe pGrs gibns TIL"
"SuOrOuu git bet baseftsr7"
"genitre 6lsi nesteoe at saa uioere, bet npttsSe lite
at true eusr bsbs. giaar Solpdtsn fsrit ensans sribes
al 6rpst, blir ban iaa oiiinOis."
"Wasn aOusen, 9urtis, buur par 8Onsen2 bporban
al, bet bam2"
"Saarsu, buOrpaa man bar bam, bleo isneerifuOt;
en- tro 1iener bialp bam op paa en- 9sit, bet par ats
lammen ioriarbeIigt, SIstten bar bepGttst nreo osSe
sQer laareoe, man trampebe eQsr reb ouer Ben os 6isnSe.
6Iere Bsiers Oiicsrer tosss %tifanss; Rptterist iSste fin
5relie pio 6Iust. s bet fannie Tom ee~snbaupt, ban
reo ON os psn6ts fig Ssrpau inob meb Srasen SabeI.
bug til os Hog, alt mems ban befalte benz at itanie cs
peube ON. ollie raabte: fans, lans! men reo iamtiois
alt, bpao Remmsr os 2si tunOe bolos, bort. ga itres
Sberit 6aro: "6err General, bpis ri life iaar benz I'll
at tanie; er Sons.n iortabt u ~9por sr 6onssnS"
ipurate @eneraIen. "5or en- lloeu Stuuo fioen par ban
Iias her RGrbeoen." 0a itresi esmenbaupt til Soioa'
terue: "Stans bog Sein gupn % lab os lite lulste
Ronasn bsnne ben btreiie Rso!"
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15

selR Diftar, ioa lat ! cit rift % siilt
SieftebOb eisOns. Settle Tom boa bel
finaite 8inFaftur | Rsttie % Rab poa
Boroet. Oct par moi Meininse bet
itulb. perta beiltupp 9rptfielus no.
$50, mine S%errar, "a ban, Ital me
brifte iom Menneitis eloer iOm 3pr?
Com Weuneiie, naturlisuis, "a bel
ale, bet bal inti frit bel iaas itieipt til
ben fritalanbe Gritfarsn.
Saio, ia ban, ia bua maa me Oritte
Ois fuae 10 me bett unber BOrbet ben
cine pper ben andre. @s oil beler
bale meg til 9pre, ss, % siera Tom
bel, for bel brit albrt msir ern utprIte
leg.
Smb! Del iaas poa %tparanbre, Der
bar npfle iom sisnne pa oilt blot Dit
taren ppa 3pnne; men bet bart inf
nOtO ao. Oct bart inf 9rpttielas no,
men bare 10 til Woate, 10 bel bar lips
lese, Os mOrUiame, os inf ba oouot /
Souubet 9asen etter.
llmlas Rl. Z Tom me til Stieu: Seile
grpssia bar faI ap GUlf. iOm bile ia
GUiieraube.
Sfal bi ia 9uiii? Oar bi faat 2Oiii?
Bli meb mel! Spls meb enbe burt /
@ata, pent 2Uiii, bilist 2Uiii - iOleios
%bombarbera bel ois fra ale aantar, 10
me bart RENT pre- ap al benne Strit %
9ummel.
Me tot bet biQisalte Bob me fet, %
fplsoe meb ei Steering beilt upp til nor
ori 8retfeiprbet / lltfanten au 8pen.
Me lama me ia tetie imut 8Obe 40
8jerinse, trefte me aienninsar: So
banne Wiosaroen % Marsit geum.
Del fom neb til 8rpssia" for "a ia impt
Ois, us faa oi8 meo burt til beira 2oiii
biaa Marums Gnte i Sjelesata.
Va @oobas, COB Dag!
8eltomne etterl 81 bli meb pis
pei?
Rei 9atf! me bep aft fansie 2piii.
$40. Del fpl9oe ois opp. See tpt'
teit bet bar nofiu lanst, men bet bar
bel bare fproi me bar trsptte ps tjeiOe
40 Reiia. 8iit er bet, at me blei un'
oerles sott nspsoe meb 2Oiiiet. Oct
bar bilist biaa Iils Qnoerien i nororc
gretteiOroet, % 10 iniae % bp89iele9e
Soft, ~freoele9t % flint gus, at bet bar
RENT iramifraa. Me tptteit bet bar
plent iom % iona beim. 8ps3umme.
len, Tom ME 9anOsfOlt litar 10 life, bart
ME inti brDboe aO Der.
Wien me bar trpta, laut iiaa fonta
tilienss. Sobanne % Marsit baub
COB Iat. 60 ifuIIa mstait ME att impr.
go neb poa ntitiIinse.
ga, Gait oaa, sooe 2eiar, iOm bep
fplst meg bitl
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
80

faitsos fig opsr bam meb en- o~uerIesen Stprte, ps unber
itarp Strib nsbtes ban at tratte fig tiIbase. garniios
men guItaua bapoe iamtiois siOrt ct bsftist ubialS os
tuunsst be al Sueniferne, iom pare iorIa9te 9sbesras
usns, til i~tpnbiOmt at trGfts fig tilbase til Srosist.
&ois taiteOe fig Ssrpaa inc ~9ReOuten, men MATTE en-
StunO efer osiau uuersiue fig
"0asu aOnsen, 8onsen2"
"3an uiolte iormooentIis lite on noset. Ussoens bet
i~uenite gtytteri meb fort Selo brsp be ruiiffe Rpttsrs alt
mere os mere tiIbase, iaa at bet iaa no, iOm ON be ifuIs
DC blius tuunsns til at tufts fig ub 0orstlahOben, fob
bet ipenits 6ooiolf aIbeIes itiae. .....Set par ~ifrettelist
at i, bporlebes be rufits Starsr rpttsoe ireu. Gjaren
par nu tommsn unSsrusir mso, at Sonsen bapoe tabt
belle lit artiusri, Os berfor Loo ban fine aanOner ipiae
MOB DOR bsire 6Isi, iom itOb nGrmeit ben rusflfe seir.
Rebnit6Io MATTE bsifptte sonssn, os BERT cr opbsrte ban
msO at forislse bet fipstenOs aptteri os trat Jig Ianssre
bort, bpor ban tunbs pare uoeuior be f~snbtIiss Ranos
ners StuouiOoe. 0~tpteriet 1T SsiaIias til at trGtte zig
bag Sniantsriet, os M unoerrsttebe ban Ronssn ON
Sagsrues Stiuins. Den par baarIis NOT; tbi Rarons
ilbsu ieieoe naten pore SoIbater pat. 9spenbaupt baus
be life Grsoisbslsn al fine 10000 isisn, bso bet, men ius
gen al os brso fig ON 9iuet, ri uiIoe Blot iGIse bet iaa
oprt, iom nuIist, os ba generaIen raabte: "@ip lite
tabt, mine tapprs Gutter, port 9sien er 6arl ben 12e
Ga SGoreIanoet!" oa ipntes nj. at ri pare uouerpinbes
lise, men olisepel par Der benz, iom siorbe aare enS ri.
"9pem par bet ba2-
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
8amle 6urtig.
Gortiat fra forrise Ro.)
2ibsbiasb. ira sarl ben 12tes 0ase

(Sortiat fro forrise gto)
De ia9oe, at ui pare omtrent 1900 Wanb, nosle Iaa
uso GroSiet, en- unoen Sob gsbesrauene uoenfor 6Gits
ntngen; pesuoen ftoS Ma3epYa meb 5000 aoiaffer /
NGrbeoen; men benz turpe man life fore Sloen; tbi DC
pare lite at itole paa. Hoe peo Worstla laa osiaa no9le
&sgimsuter."
Yaang siOrbs Surtis ct Tibet SpbOIO, iaa i~ortatte
ban:
'Nebnit6IO bapoe ben bSieie 8ommanoo. 6on9en
lsu LOB fig bare paa en- Saars. 0i fob iaroise til Gins
9re0, O9 nctop oa Solen tom iren., sau 2euenbanptsn
SrOre til, at bSire 6lsi ltuloe itorme beSse be poerfe
rHSlllte Stanier, iom enonu life pare sanifc iGroiss.
&et I9ttsOss, bper os en- siOroe lin Ylist, % ri Tom /
goo OrOen mar ben %fsnOtIise 9eir; bet par Hart Ior
sHDusr, at De Sprise SuiuuteritOIonner piloe iSlSe eitsr (;
men maalte uenitre HIsi bar saaet for %lansticmt elIsr er
'on'nlen | llOrben meaem be rusiiife 5teouter, NOT sr
Oct, Der gaUeS Srbrs til, at @ensralen ituIoe trGtfe fig
ttIboge.
seq ltoo iaa mar. at ieg tanbe ie bam, ban blep bulo
ION ct Sasen, Os snBuer, Der iaa, at 6ienben Iise par
"9FDeo at 9lue tabt, ipntes oct par, iOm at Hippo Selren
10 al 9Gnbsrns.
se'penbaupteu MATTE imiOlsrtio aoIpoe, Os iaa psnote
0'tuea9s til '0oueoarmeen isien. 6or 8ois par bet lite
9aaet laa beloi9t; ban par tommsn ior tent mso lie
Quo N'unO sisnnem 9eOutaabninserne. % e3aren
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
Cos -Dsesrasspsftsn'
Bort nDe WattonalHag.

Webens be oprinoelise tretten bort
Sontale bpiee os rgoe Striber, Der re-
p~reisnterer be tretten aolOnier, iom iprs
enebe fs for at banne Dor Union, be.
itanbis pebbltpsr at bore be famine, til.
fsies Der en- bib Sierne paa blaa
Srunb for buer MP Stat, ipm Optases.
Stiernen tilfsies bog life fsrenb paa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der fclser efter
Statens Sptaselis. 8pumins blep
Dptasst lise efter fierbe Suli ifior, ps
bens Stierne tom oerior paa bort nas
tionale 8~aabenifiolb fsrit ben ABE Suli
iaar. Rrissbepartementet, Der beitems
msr Stiernernes Grupperins paa Slaset,
bar nplis uoitept islsenbe Srbre:
Seltet eller "~llnionsn" paa bort 0as
tionalHa9, Der bruses / Qrmeen, bill
eItsr Ace Suli 1891 beitaa af A Stier'
ner , ler Gaoer, boorat ben BoerIte o9
neoerlte bar 8 Stierner, us be surise
Z S%tierner bper, Ilt paa blaa @runb.
3et samle Stag / Grmeen os / be
pfIentli9e Nrtipsr BIZ life blipe last tils
iioe. af pfonomiife @runbe bill be pebs
blipe at pare / BRIG; men ale npe
Stag ifal babe be Al Stjerner. Stun
fem Stierner til fan enonu tilfGies
(ariSpna, Glalfa, Netu Merifo, utab
o9 Sflabuma), meominore bore nprbs
lise 9taboer ensans / 6remtiben Tiger
% tilitaaes Snolemmclie, eler 2eras
beoer ON at blipe belt, eler Cuba, Saiti
% Sanoui6s Gerne beoer ON at TONNE
/ Saun" % iaar Sou til bet. o
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15
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"5pis 6Onsen sr Der, uiae ri iprisss at boloe Stano
for at irslie bam~, iuarebs en- Dob. Generator ifpnots
Jig itrar mso I'm Lille Stare at inos iat paa aonsen;
ban fanOt bam enoelis; ben i%aareOe SOB laa Ouer 5sitens
gals, ben blsoeoe FART. "Saa 5 Ieuer", iasce ROns
gen til bam. ga, naaOise 5erre, men Cub biaIps Os,
b~uorlsbss bet fiaar til bsr."
5urtis taus lanse, arret ouer panoen Ipis blObiss
rsbt / SlOfaret; man baube funnel tro, at bet par
saast Op isisn, buis lite belle bans autst baDSe uarst
fanmenoe root.
"gar bet life beriru, at &Onsen began fig til lpriiet2"
ipurste SDen g%siliOn.
so, bet par NOT bet
"9oorOan git bet neO Surtis ieID2' ipurste Dams.
"Ses bapoe faaet bet Der SabeIbussst os Iaa balposo
pua SIasmarten."
"Rusierne tOs bam DeI ~tiIianss2"
"Stte mitrar.~
"!6porban fom ban Sa tiaiue isien2"
Den ganlle 8riser taus Iangs. ban iao neo glittet
iantst, liseiOm ON ban iaa tiIbase paa be benlDunons
9iScr snOeIis iaa ban op Os bIep oar, at aass Dine
pare iGiteos paa baur.
"Gn COB euseI irelie mig"
"Gn COB 9nsel2"
"Stal is iortals 9bsr bet Osiaa2"
~Sa, ia!"
~Jsar ueo 6~aiininsen lisger be barmbiertise Scfrts
Rlolier; ba ies tom iii mig ieIp isien. las leg iaee en-
COB Sene, pIsiet al miloe apiuoeb9noer; | yespnleiien
trcebe lss, bet par en- Irsm."
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-15

Seq bar meo flor GilIrebsitilelie i
mango Gar brust Or. ausuit &sniss
Sambur9er 9raaber iom ct 8looreus>
ninssmiooel.- 8.R 8uib, Runroe, @is.
GeiIer @ilbelm ital bile beisse
gerbensuoitiQinsen / Chicago.