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The Republican journal., 1891-06-11
North Belfast Congregational Conference

The 49, annual meeting of the Waldo County
conference of Congregational Churches met
with the church at North Belfast Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. The conference was
wei attended and nearly every church in the
county was represented. At the meeting for or
ganizaton at II a m, Tuesday the conference or
ganized by the choice of Rev Rollin T. Hack, of
belfast, Moderator. and Rev. S W. Chaplin, of
sandy Point, Scribe after which adjourned until ,
p: m. Inc afternoon meeting opened with
vice Of song, followed by scripture reading by
Key r. I. Hack and prayer by Rev r. G. Har-
butt, OF Searsport. At 80 the roll of churches
was called, the following ministers and delegates
being present: Belfast, Rev. RoIlin I. Hack, Mr..
!. Z: Thompson; 80. Belfast, Rev. $ r. Smiley,
K; +; Gay, W. $ Hatch; Frankfort not represent
ed; jackson, J. II. Wright, A. Croxford, Brooks
not represented Rockport not represented; Sandy
Point Rev 5. W. Chaplin, X. S. Stone; Searsp0rt
LIST church, Rev r. G. Harbutt, W. w. Sargent j.
a. Clement; Second church, Mrs. Isaac Park
v mterport not represented on motion Of Rev.
committee on nominations to report Weino sdav
morning Rev X. q. IEarbutt and Rev. $ "
Ihapi4 "nd A. CroNford: At , q the first sub
ject tor discussion, "The Duty of Christian
Socabihty WAS taken up and the discussion
opened ny Rev ;. W. Chaplin, Of sandy
Point followed by W. W Sargent, of Searsrort
After singing the next topic, "The Church the
Times Demand" taken up and opened hy
Pr \ O. Stoddatd, of Belfast, followed by Rev
u: T. HACK. Both Of the topics We're ably present
81 hn' many 4clegates spoke on one side on the
DINER Az O'Clock the conference adjourned until
O'Clock Al that hour tho church was well filled
ana the evening services began with Il service Of
song, after which very interesting address was
given by Rev. Mir. Chaplin. one Of The most inter
estng meetings of the dav was the hour devoted
to missionary work in Waldo county, ami some
very interesting remarks were made ON this sub
Jert ny the pastors and delegates present The
committees on this work We're given until the next
conference I" formulate some plan If action in re
Eart tn the work IN Waldo county.
Wednesday, June 10TH The second days meet
lug began at 5 4. NJ. with prayer meeting con
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11

1t was merry party of thirty two people who
met In Searsport on the morning of Junoj, en- route
Tor Interpret To attend the spring ing of the
Waldo County Teachers Association. The wealth
er was perfect and the blackboard ride of twenty
miles was most enjoyable.
Arrived at Wnterpor the Association convened
in Town Hall with fifty teachers present, the mum
Der increasing at every session. state Supt. Luce
was present at the opening. A chorus of voices
from the Belfast High school, directed by Mr..
Chase and assisted by A. G. Knight tenor and
Miss Josie Thomhs accompanist, added much to
the pleasure of the meeting. The morning session
was necessarily short ana was devoted to reading
the minutes Of the last meeting, and essay by
Mr. Higgins of Troy, on "Some of the Evils of
Modern Education" He cited as evils, the great
number of studies and the consequent hurry of
those who attempt a course, and questioned the
efficacy of system Of education that permitted the
existence of so many oilers. The paper was dis
cussed by Mr.. Brown OF Belfast, MI. Carleton of
Troy, Miss Morland of Sealsrort aut Mr. Luce
The I. NJ session opened With an essay by Mr.
Mansur of Monroe, on "rrogrcss Of Educauon."
He advocated awakening and directing an interest
in current topics, based on the conclusion that
memory follows interest.
The paper was discussed by Mr Luce who al
ludcd to want of symmetry In education. a gen
eral discussion followed on the topic How
tn detect and prevent imperfect lessons.
Opened by Mr. Carleton, Of Troy He would
prevent imperfect lessons sometimes by per
suasion, always by enthusiasm and cnlUatjon,
and considered it Inconsistent for teacher to ask
questions ~M hook and expect scholars to an
swer 3citboHt.
The question Manner OF conducting Rotations
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11
The Frost Last Week,

The frost of last Thursday night did good deal
OF damage In this vicinity, especially low lands
oh many farms beans, corn and tomatoes were
Killed and all crops injured. Ice formed a six
teenth of an inch thick. A Winterport correspond,
cnt writes Grass never looked better. Apple
trees full Of blossoms. White frost Friday morn
Ing. DO not know yet If apple trees were harmed :;
corn was some" The following are reports from
other sections:
AUGUSTA, June 5. heavy white frost occurred
den stun and other tender crops which were above
ground are damaged. 1t is reported that yester-
day morning there was "A light snow fall here.
LEWISTON, June ). A heavy frost last night
that will undoubtedly result In much damage to
crops Is reported from various points of oxford,
Somerset, Franklin and Kennebec counties.
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11
BOWdOin College Notes,


The Bow'loin College Seniors had their "Iast
chapeT Friday, marching out at the close of
prayers with lnteriocked arms and singing "Aud
Lang Sync."
The boat race between the class crews of '93 and
~ took place Thursday afternoon over the mile
course on the river up to the railroad bridge The
Sophomores won by nearly length. The field
Gay exercises were postponed on account of the
weather.
The Junior Glass held ivy day exercises Friday
afternoon as follows: Music; prayer, l.. X. Lee
music; Grafton, Il. A. Pugsley; music; poem, E.
" GUNNER; music; presentations; planting the
Ivy. The Grafton on "Ought we to have nation.
al university" was an eloquent plea for such
an establishment, urging that it would give the
eliminating point of education, as wen as relieve
the colleges from the present strain. The follow
Ing presentations were made with appropriate
speeches by the President and recipients Pious
man, Bible, H. k. smith, class runt, beanpole II
f. Linsco't, tourist, carpet bag, J. f. Hodgdon;
freak, cage, z. NJ. Pennell; popular man. spoon,
X r. Bartlett Ivy Day exercises closed Friday
night with a grand hop, the Salem Cadet Orches
ira furnishing the music
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11
The Pennington Normal School.

Rev. " f. Berry preached the baccaIanreate
sermon before the graduating class Of the Farming
ION state Normal school, Sunday at the Methodist
church His text was from John xvi l3. very
large audience was present. The church was
beautifully decorated with flowers. The com
mencement concert will occur Wednesday evening
ana the graduating exercises Thursday evening at
Music Hall.
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11

BuRNHAM. Mr. Leyi W. Steward of North
Newport and Miss Ada NJ. Fletcher of Burnham
were united in marriage at the residence of the
brides father, Capt. A. W. Fletcher, Sunday May
81. The ceremony was performed by Rev VIM
L. Brown of Clinton. The presents were costly
and numerous. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart took their
leave Friday June 9TH for Reading, Mass, where
they Will reside. The happy couple have the best
WISHES OF their numerous friends. Mr.. Cakes
Dodge has crew at work on the extension to his
barn Fred Batchelder and Orville Graves have
charge of the work. MIR Eddie Goodwin has
punt an Ell to his house, which greatly improves
the stand MIR Gilbert Malvon lost a valuable
horse few days ago. ..Alonzo MoAlister nas
sold his promising 4-years-old gelding to MIR. l..
derstOod to be Sl75.
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11

a headline in a dailypape reads "A Bank
er skin. with Large Liabilities" They usual
iy skip Will the assets ana leave the liabilities
behind.
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11
Obituary,


i'' '"'lh' gave hrlef sketch "t tne late
horace hu|/!' "i Ntaf7m"nt, ut the time OF his
"t'li Iioh Herald OF last week, in a noticc Of
VT MUHAy' gave the following 'Mr Mullt was
ere o. '''e ''ff' men WI" located the East Maine
and treasurer, and he aided and Iatrunile,i the in
stution. He represented his district in the ~t;tt,
Legislature in >,i, ana was a deleplt TO tnt ,,eu
eral Conference II, - II.u.,. ,I,.. ,.,..,,
49,. " va ''9' " ''''"''i ''
'le committee titt trained t'H constitution Of the
first temperance society," i'm the r.urtl- If \y-la.
II. b.l ,..t., ..t,
''''' ''u'" P'"tv 7tl1Il ""' "i7 g h'W" OF s'll'l
integrity.
Passed t. spirit life juno Isl Mr. (Tarrtrnf
the daughter nf Mr. H.s.f..t .f V.ita MI,
Adams .i,-,..-,,,.,.'
-A'"'lS WAS ""eVoteN "lie, an anteuouate sister,
a kind friend, and a generous srupathiler and
heIuer Of thr so,r,,rf,Il and ,,o.,i,- ui,
t. 49, 'iN'''t' Hi' w.
oPHl'uall7' whose hle Witnessed to Its spiritual
ling influence and sustaining power When near
~. o.o,, A., 49,
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11

EAST IHoRNDIk';. A fine large deer was seen
one day last week by two young men 1t was
grazing quietly within few rods of Lords store
ana When disturbed ran for the woods. "Close
time" is much regretted.
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11

HE UNI UHFS. ttCv. III ~. savage ut Belfast
addressed the Unitarian Cuulrrcuce. held M Ban
gor last week, on the necessity of Worship and
| church attendance. lie said that it w;t- lament
able fact that not more tnan one fourth M our iith
of THE people are hahtuol attendants at DIR
churches. Morality is the strength the nation.
and morality endure must have divine sanction,
and IN order that morality may DO ifs bc-t vorh
the multitude should be found in our churches.
Great evils must follow unless We can check the
growing evil of religious Indifference, People
need to stand face to face with the eternal Goa.
Let work for relig ious worship pray for il ana
advocate it. During the last nine months th,
Bible society in Maine had l. colpolteur, en-
pioyed in the -iN counties Of York, traukin
Somerset, Lincoln, Peuobscot anu Aro5stook
-, G3j families were visited, and 1913 Of them, or
nearly one half, reported themselves as not church
attendants. In o. families NO bible was found.
There are at least 1000 Protestant churcnes in
Maine, but the number Of church goers il not as
large as it should be-. The forty fourth year
book of the East Maine annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church has been issued. 1t
contains 4 large amount Of interesting and yuua
bic information, and portraits of prominent Iii
vines Rev, Il. T. Hack, attended the Seminary
anniversary exercises at Bangor last week -. Mr.
Wo0uman Bradbury, OF MelrOsc, was ordained at
the First Baptist Church in that city, last week
MIR. bradbury at time thought of settling
in Belfast, and made many friends during his
visits here....It is said that Rev. r. T. Hack
of the North Church will leave for his vacation
after next sunday. He will first visit his father in
New Hampshire, and then with Mrs. Hack 20 to
Europe for two months study. His pulpit will he
supplied during June by Prof Sewall of the Ban
gor Theological Seminary /. Rev. j. A. Savage
pastor of the Unitarian Church, Belfast, on Sunday
rendered his resignation to take eect0n Sept first
Mr. Savage has been in Belfast seven years. He
Is an able clergyman, courteous gentleman and
an excellent citizen. Not only the church, but the
entire community regret the action of MIR. Savage
Wherever he may go the best wishes of Belfast
Will go with him and his family Prof. Shaw lee
tured at the Methodist Church Sunday evening
his subject being: "The Family and the Nation"
....NeNt sunday is Chiliren's Day at the BAPTIST
Church. There win be concert by the children
in the evening Rev. Mr.. Pierce Baptist, preach.
ed at Morrill, last Sunday Rev. g. b. Chadwick
of tine Methodist Church, will preach at Browns
corner schoolhouse, Northport, next Sunday at ,
P. Nj. Rev. ). A. Savage at the Unitarian Church
next Sunday will deliver the baccalaureate ser
mon to the graduating class of the Belfast High
school,
The Republican journal., 1891-06-11
News of Belfast and Vicinity.

JUNE.
All! June, the month Of picnic times tie best Of
all the year,
When poets pen their glad some rhymes hccati-r
the summers near;
lis the rose tree blossoms and begins ia Nor
meate
With the merry june time busIet and thr sweet
girl graduate.
n. Y Herald.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
9 II M I.
Wauae Serubaner

WaHge Sernbdner. aoninl Sob.
Steenberg bar iii Snoenrigsminiiteriet
% Hi9songen ino9iuet ct Auora9snos
ont aOncesiicn pna NnlR9 % Drift al
Seruboner / Dnnmart efter Dccanuias
SpItemet (imalipOret 8aue) }, icm, flyer
ban, oil bdue 8el iOr et piituot nlmin,
oeli8t Snlfes SpfploeIie: "Sernbaue,
BELT forbi buer Manos Orr.
NnlRasfdpitalen a%nilaas iii 10000
Str. pr. Sanemil, o. ct iranit Selitab
bar tilbuot at Opertage &nlagget MOB,
at be paa9jaloenoe @sne title EN- 90
rdnti al 3 psf. al Nnl9gstapitalen, Oa
staten afboloer rlooifterue oec @rprOs
priation. 8~etinselien err bog, at Der
anlr99es ct ftgrre Intal 8aner.
Eli en- Be9pnbelie ioreIlaas Gnlaa.
get al 80 egentlise Baner / 9anmarl
efter bet npe Spitsm, ialt ca. 100 Mil
Bnne meb en- Gnlasstapital al ca. 10
Deia. 8r. @noeli9 m 8alts OF Wergels
bane | Spaanb os Is Silteribauer per
be forIfielise 8piter. Bad Sjaaano
forellaas fasenoe 8aner: Sra forar
paa amaser til 0rassr, fra 5reoerits'
part til Siaersb, fra Iptisbins til
WgrtOp, fra Saslep til aauebape, fra
&aaebape ueo 9ampfrrse til Stese Ua
ira Siege til &linten FAINT 8iiterlbane,
fra Snnoeiteo oper 9pu9s til Sreoerits'
pert o9 ira @iaeleie ouer Sorubet til
Seliinger.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10

5or Weltminlter Bolitiret / 2onoofi
'too nptlg aatortne Gbenotoeth, Ell
auiHoe pna SO adr. 6cnoes 8t9oer
par Ell Sdntttug 5iaer, iom n9iteu life
tuuoe b1uge pna behoe; bum Oar ida
notGrei al cut o. $3.50, at man life
tnros %ioritnd. at bun mdgteos at bOfoe
ia opreiit. De forte, iuoialone Zine
lplte / 5ebcr9lso inoe / be opbc gtens
buler; Munotu bar inmmeutreoeH iom
pan ct sig. % @~iHo6eneue traaote itnrpt
irem bet grnlis magre Gnii8t.
Sun bar nrrciteret for 1isseri Of en-
q onitnbcl. iom bnpoe bsrt hsroe beoe
ON en- aImisic "tit at reile biem ior."
6an bapoe laot Wrrts til bsnos nOale
9nse / 5orpeisu Osiaa, os iaa ou, Of
bun bar ian ipa os %ubmattst. at bun
tunpt tuuoe ean.
JsnsieispraiteH uOtalte, at ben arr
reltereos auInbes Siitorie par msaet
isrgelis. Senoes Tor9lore par oel'
itaaeroe % aniete NenneIter. Be
bapoe | 3 anr bnpt lin 8attsr oeo bet
tonsclise Muiit'a faoemi | 2onoon, os
bun uomrrteoe ii9 idateoes, at BUN |
1874 III ct Stntsfipenoium. Senere
ituoereoe buu oeo BcrItns a~onierunto.
rium og uatte her be ltsrits 5orbnab-
uinger. Deb i'm SiemtOmit gap bun
Here aOnierter o. tlente tore Bcnae
iom @suiiIl9rerlnoe. 0un bal forlouet
meo Ell lirg 8nmpitibstnptcin; ban
bIeu ltplet uuerboro en- Rut, % oermeo
be9pnote lllptten for &ntariue Gben0s
meth.
Soraen tog iau itrrtt paa tenos, at
bun for at fan iooe be9puote at critfe
Brrnoeoiu. 6un blep meaet iug pg
maotte ienbeS til ct @alcbOipitnl. %
bun iom belbreoet fOm no oerirn. itoo
bun gnnite uoer Diioler. 0un bleu cit
ialoeH Spiuoe % mantte tiliibit boloe
2iOct / ia ueo OF 9ao ON / @adroeHe
% ipu9e.
Hu oar benoes aaubslige og Iegems
ligc TilItnuo ianban, at ben tunp tunoe
URrc l~lettere.
Sen ~itnttcl5 aOiube bleu ienot til
"grbetosbuiet"; men 8Ommeren ertlR
reoe, al ban NOT biloe sisre 2ltt, bboo
Der fob | bans Ma9t, iOr at itaiie benoe
en- lpfteligere 5remtio.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Mino.smari, for ;sr.s,rii ben en-.

penoe. sra 8ufiebing y. 3. ltr,pes D.
9oe Sttober: 3 OueruRrelie al ell tals
rig 5oriaml,n1. buOriblanOt Bpeus iors
lflelllQe Jorenin9er mco oeres Jauer,
aillereoes / Gitermtoeaa ct Miiuoess
mGrte Tor 5reoerit Den Spssnoe peo
ben ipoli0e 3nosans til 9piisbrus.
Rinoeitrtteu er imutt uoigrt / buruz
bulmit Grant os beitaor al en- m99tta
I9rning meo Erin 90 SUitel moer %
aarnis pper, %tllinmnen 81 Dob b9l
liant perprer en- IL Sob h0i behlf ct
Stptte. 5%RruinQen bar paa i'm S0r.
iioe en- Recommendation al 20 1ommers
Diameter meo 5recerit ben Spueuoes
Yortr4t Minoeitstten er / oct 0ele
16s SOB bsi Os taser zig me9et anleli9 no.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Gn ubeloig Sett.

Gn Carer ! en- lioeu l6leiiif Bp, So
ban 3d., en- 9lore Man6, Der fsrte
ct meget tarpelist Gin, mootog for nOs
gen 3io iioen tit fin fore Operraltelie
ct Telegram fra aiua. Snn bapoe al
brig fsr mootoget uuget Telegram, o.
man fan tGnte iig, meo boor itpr Hpss
g%jerri9beo ban nobneoe 8eyeiden.
Zen inoebolot ~fel0euoe Orb: "QeOpolo
g.. MilliOn9r bob" Gen / aina
dioBoe 2eUpolo 3...... bar en- Rlore
8roosr al gRrsrsn, ban bar iom ungt
WieHnelte ior mango Nar liben reiit TT
llolanoet o9 baUOe I ooer tpos Gdr life
laoet bere ira lig. Som eneite 8rober
bar bet naturligt, at Subau g.. orr
peOe bans 5ormue, og Q1reren beIluts
teoe osrfor of ioreta9e oenne lnnge
8eiie for at 6RUe Arpen. Wen Der
bar en- ltor 8nnifeli9beb: boOr Itnlos
ban fda De mango Benge fra, iOm su
ina lang Reiie oiloe fOite? Oct bite
lio imlolertio oeo oenne Geilig6eo, at
9Greren bar rleget pnoet / Den file
gp, tbi ina inart iom MAJ Der bsrte
9ale ON ben fore Qro, 9preren ituloe
BABE, iatte man en- 3nbiamliug | Gang,
os oenne gap ct iaa 9oot uobptte, at
2preren tuube tiltr9oe Reiieu efter fort
3ios 6orlB6. 2ebinget al fine BEN
ners beoite Dnlter iteg 2ereren inc /
8a99onen. Snn nntom | COB Behold
til ben %fineiilte Bp, boor bans Brooer
bduoe bOet, o9 traf itrar 5oranitaltnin.
ger I'll at operta9e arpeu. Be forifiels
li9e 5ormaliteter, Der ituloe Opiploes,
fOrlsb lanst l~etiere, emo ban bouoe
t9nft, os efter at Sobdn 3d.. baube
le9itimeret fig for Gutoriterne, fsrte
man bam IND | ct 8arelie, boor man
bOrttos be oiicieae Sesl, os bpOr man
ooerraite bam flere @~jenitanoe, Der
bGrte til IN bsiere iatbolft gsitliss
Sniisuier. Sobau 3. ipurste ba 5ol.
ten, Tom ~leoioseoe BAN, boab bans gros
Der oa e9entlis bauoe uarst, os man
iparsSe BAN, at 2eopolo g.. Tom fat.
tis MisiiOuRr bauoe ubBoet en- pelIis
neliesrig 8irtiOmbeo / bet t~ineiiite &iae
ps bar oso ! tarUelise 5orbolo. Der
bespnote III at saa ct 9ps op for ben
%itatfels Carer, % ban iOritOo Sassns
Sammenhen9. 9ele9rnmmet, Der meo.
bette BAN bans BrOoers 0Bo, bar ble.
pen lemlaitet unoerpeis. os Oroet
"0iisiiorRr" bar blepet til "DtiQioz
nar.~ Wou fan t9nte iis, ! builtsn
Sinbsfemnins ben itatiels Sobun g..
oenots tilbase tilbase til tit Siem.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Spcrigc.
llncnueifeli0 SteOmoSer.

llmcnnelfelig Ste0mober. Deb
MtioiommertiO ioretog &ronelensman'
ben % 8litritt slGl &ronobergs Gen
llnoeriggelier hos 6usmano 0oransiOn
/ 0ngitao, boorpeO opOH9eoeS, at bans
0uitru pan ben g%ruiomite Dtadoc be-
banoleoe Ell l6aarig 3atter al @Oraus'
ion fra isrIte 9GgteitOb. Gigeu oar
9otOt. s 2abebpauin0en ianOtes Bi9cn
liggenbe paa balurauooen Salm nRiten
uoen &lRber, iulO al Saar % lltgl.
Deb 9ensmanoens Omiorg iGrtes ben
lllDttelige til ct auoet Steo, boor bun
fit tiIbsrlig Blete og @iieripn. JOrle'
ben bar benoes Saoer % SteomOoer
inbtalote for Serreosretteu, boor 5aoe.
rem tllitoo, at bans Sultru itelte beore
for Sreaturerue END for Steooatteren,
% 8iouerne prpoeoe, at Bigeu, oa bun
tpges fra SprGlorebjemmet, par Iao
ioeftet peo 8aursgt, at bun life tnnoe
relic iig. Sem Glouer aIla9Oe go paa.
at BUN baoOe iuuct lutte % irpie, lt9s
itoen 5aberen siiteoe Jig mec Steomo'
oeren.
SuItrien, ct baarbt % frRft BGien
ne9teoe aft os itDlote pna, at benoes
Wfanb bauoe p9ret ipg 90 len9eligaenoe
/ ire Tiger, % at bun unoer olsIe ltte
bapoe ruttet at plele SteOoatteren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
Gn | pibe Grebie befi.nht Mfann.

q. i. 8ue, er lfsl9e "9gbl." Den Lite
OCTOBER blepen aiifeoi9et paa @runo al
Iloer fra i'm 3ieneite iOm 8uo per
&igsba9en, til bpilten ban baooe pRrei
fnDttet / 26 Inr. Meu enbnu l9ngere
tilbn9e 9nar bans 4nl9ttelie / bet Of'
fentliges 9ienelte, ibet ban bar bsrt til
Solmens faite Stpf fra fit Soe Nar,
antaset | Ssetatens fate Stole, buor
ban tit 9oit, Mtunoerins os liot 8ense
mob at tjene til tit 40be gar. 1885
aniattes ban ueo Ssartiaeriet, gioros
Ssreiier til 8~eitinbien, &piteu
os Wiooelbauet; aoitiaise @anse bar
ban icilet ON Sap Sorn, os ban bar
uGret / ale Spoamerifns 8epublifer.
San bar ieilet meb Srcsatterne "Gota"
Og "Belona" oe p9ret meo til at bente
2borualolen biem ira Stalien. s ben
fsrite 1espi9ite aris fommanbereoe ban
meo 9Gre ben agterite 8Ombetanon pnn
"SetIa" og after 1864 sioroe ban 3ie.
neite Tom lluberoificer. Sra lin 3jene'
tie / Wtarineu, buis 8leoer ban bar
baaret / 353 Iur, bar ban mango sobe
8~ionesbpro. Snn er M " Nar, oa
ban resner i'm "Statstjeneite" til 611
Iar, omtreut liselis belt rmelem 4 Som
ger o9 4 Solfetbtn9siOrm9nb. Sr. Due
er enonu i%uloltenoig raft % rgri9.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
NOrge.
sbiuopaaafibet "Sefla@ an,om

lulltuUA hu itttNt RNhA
iii sritiania ben 10oe Sttober frn
g3etp Nort eIter en- me9et Stormfulo
Meiie. De 8ar fsrlte 9a9e par 8elrei
imltt. men peo Nefp 5~punolanbs Ban
fer Tloa bet ino meb t9t Gage og ruIfet
geir. @fterat man bauoe pasieret
gnrferne, flarueoe bet pp meS Bino, ION
eoebe til Storm. SilIlut g9eoe Stura
mel iii Srfan meb poloipm Sjg, ION
ftabia brGfteoe pper Sfibet. Niau bleu
ba nsbt til at foranbre 8urien lpboper
for Iaate Sart % isse at binore Sr9f'
tene peb DIE, Der Happes 10 sleuneul
sluIetrsren forub. Sljen uiite en- ppper'
Tia 8irtnins, ibet Sfibet M laa for
bolbspis meget rolist, os fln Of % til
brafteoe en- f~orfiert Sis Ooer. Del
itprmfulbe 8eir pnrebe en- bel llse, |
bpilten 9ib Observation-Disclosures
maatte bolbes nnoer Del, ibet 9userns
blep italtebe. 8 Nerbeben al Sfotlano
bebaaebe Yeiret fig noset. Os 8eiten al
@eien bar Der forbolosois itiae 8eir.
80 Of 8eietninsen fom til Sfabe, ibet
en- Sunsmano al en- 8ranbijs blep faitet
mob 8alinaeu % fit bruttet to 8ibben,
oa en- acknowledgements liselebeS al
en- 8raabiiB bleu faitet mob 8eliugen
% fit SOpebet ilemt forilaat. 8esse er
MI / 8ebrins, iaa be fan fsse meo til
8jBbetbapn.
ai 8asiaserer mebfulgte ca. 100
Observation-Disclosures, 10 anoen aas
bpts ps 5 fsrite Blaos 8~asia9erer.
gtibet bar fulbt laitet os meo1aube
blauct nnbet 5000 8ulbels 8rs, III
Eaoe SObat og 500 8aler 2eber.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
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Wars Subilaum 1om Snoebaper al lit
@mbebe beriteos, / bpilten 4nlebning
ban fomplimenterebes af 8pens Nuto.
rlteter lamt en- talrig Glare 8enner pg
Setienote, itriper "3snsb. Blao" 14oe
Cttbr. 8aa 5ormanoifabets 8esne -
bullet ~iremmsbte in corpore - retteoe
Orofsrereu, Sr. 8oniul SarbiB, en- 9af
I'll S%ubilantcn, %iremb9oenoe meo bpil.
Ten Snmanltet beune itaois bar rggtet
i'm ariparsiuloe ug panitelise @jernins;
ct 8~lonesbyro ori, meo bpilten glstelie
% Spmpatbi Subilanten omiatte8 al
Spens Sor9sre bar, at ban i en- 89ffe
al War bar p9ret, li9eIpm ban fremoes
lee er beflapt meo en- al be pistisite
Srnttioner. Tom 8gen bar at raabe pper.
5 ut Soar berpaa fremfsrte 8oliti.
melteren, opbt bepe9et, fin inoerlise
Sat.
De unberorbnebe Bplitiiunftipnarer
!%eoiasebe iiu 9ptDnifnins meb tpenoe
lnlntte ~Grinorinser um Dagger, ibet go.
llt%lbetlenteue pperratte en- IelpbeIaaen
Werltumspibe os apnitablerne ct Drift
iieborn ! antit Still, foripuet meb pas.
1enoe Snlfriptipner.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-10
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