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THE SEALS AGAIN.
Only a Question Of Time Of a War With
ENGLAND
THEY WILL NOT ARBITRATE.
Chill wslI Either Have to Fight or ApoI-
egize.
Chill wall Either Have to Fight or ApoT-
AFTER HIS
MONEY.
WAS
A Newspaper Report Lead to the Action
"A Strange Fire---Appointed
State Treasurer.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-It is believed
that the court of arbitrators in the
Behring sea case will be announced
soon. Our government will select
France, and it is believed that England
will select Italy, These powers will Sc
lect third. AS the sealing season will
not open until June, there is no great
hurry. A prominent member of the for
eign affairs committee of the senate,
who has been consulted in every stage of
the Behring sea case, said this morning /;
1t is not to be expected that the de-
cision made by the commission would
be mutually satisfactory to both the
United States and England. It is only
question of time, said the senator,
until we will be compelled to go to war
with England to settle the the question
of our northern boundary. We are not
ready for war now with a great power,
but we will have to face one sooner or
later, and we have no time to lose in
establishing good navy and system of
coast defenses. OF course we could
whip England on land. Congress, be-
lieye. will appreciate our position
towards England and will see the neces-
sity of making liberal appropriation for
the immediate improvements of our
navy.
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Don,e Thinl rhey win Arbitra.e.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Around the
state department little confidence is
put in the report that Chill will ask to
have the controversy settled by arbitra-
tion. At least that is not probability
of the near future. Before such step
would be reached in the progress of ne
gotiations between two nations, thor
oughly committed to arbitration, long
way must be traversed, and Chili's
record is not such as to warrant the bas-
ing of lively hopes thereon. In the in
ternational American conference, il will
be remembered, Chili's delegates voted
against the proposed agreement to settle
troubles by arbitration, and that coun-
try has taken no steps to place herself
in line with other American nations on
this subject. 1t is the impression
among officials that Chill will either
apologize or fight, and it is also true
that for some indetnable reason peace
wave seems to have swept over the state
and navy departments today and the
feeling that bloodless solution of this
situation will be found is growing. At
the same time, however, the authorities
are relaxing none of their efforts to be
fully prepared for any emergency that
might appear.
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JOINING The REBELS.
"A Number Of Small Bands Eager to
Join Lots with Cara.
"A MINING PLANT DESTROYED.
Stole the Clothes But Was Captured
BY the Owner.
MINING PLANT DESTROYED.
Stole the Clothes But Was Captured
AFTER THE CZAR.
STILL
Another Plot Against His Life Discov-
ered-No Indemnity for Italy
Other Notes.
BY the Owner.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Dec. 2S.-It is re-
ported that a party of armed men are
camped near Tampaduez ranch on the
dividing line of Cameron and Hidalgo
of Francesca Areqandos, dcserter from
the Mexican army. and it is supposed
they intend joining the Cara outlaws.
Alamo, the Mexican who committed two
murders ON Padre island, Texas. and
who was arrested by the Mexican au-
thorities, and was being held pending
the issue of extradition papers, escaped
with five others from the Matamoras
Jail last night, and crossed the river to
Texas to join Arendando's band. Gar
za's men are reported hiding in chap
arral
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Mine Hoisting works Burned.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Dec. 2S.-The Con-
tention mine, hoist and works were
burned Yesterday. The loss is $500, 600.
The amount of insurance is not known,
but it is believed to be $150,000. The
fire caught in the roof of the blacksmith
shop, where watchman had a stove to
keep himself warm. The residence of
the superintendent was also destroyed.
The loss includes the pumping plant.
The 600-foot shaft is still burning. No
work has been done on the mine for
several years, owing to misunderstood
ing with other companies on pumping
the water out. The mine is owned prin-
cipally in San Francisco.
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Deshabiile Did Not Bother Him.

GENEVA, o., Dec. 2s.-An exciting
chase took place here yesterday. The
vestibuled sleeper No, II, east-bound,
was sidetracked, awaiting the clearing of
freight wreck at Kingsville. A pas
senger awoke and saw thief running
from the car with his trousers, which
contained $3.50 in cash. He pursued the
thief to Mains storeroom, where the
culprit dropped the garments, which
were regained without loss. The gen
tleman coolly wrapped his coat about
him and marched back to the car, while
the crowd applauded hear tily.
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John LIS business Man Has QUIT.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 2S.-Jack Bar
nit, formerly business manager for John
L. Sullivan, severed his connection with
the latter Sunday. Barnitt states his
action is due to an accumulation Of
grievances extending over the five years
time in which he has been with Sulli-
van. Sullivan has agreed to assume
Barnitt's liabilities, and has besides
paid a bonus in cash. Barnitt will re-
main here a couple of weeks before re-
turning East. Sullivan and the theatri-
cal troupe, under Duncan Harrison, will
continue their tour from Napa through
the state.
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AYoung woman Murdered.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2s.-The dead
body of a young girl named Ellen Win
ter was found in broom factory this
morning, lying in a pool Of blood with
her skull crushed. The police have
arrested John D. Hanney on charge of
numbering the girl. Some years ago
Hanney betrayed the girl. Lately the
girl has been making frequent calls upon
Hannev for money to support her child,
and it is said be made a threat to kill
her.
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No Italian Indemnify to BE Paid.

WAsHIseroN, Dec. 2s.-None of the
officials of the department of state have
any knowledge of any agreement made
by this government, with that of Italy to
pay indemnity on account of the New
Orleans affair, as reported by English
correspondents at Rome. So far as
learned, correspondence on the subject
between the two governments, which
was interrupted last spring by the recall
of the Italian minister has never been
reOpened
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Plot to Assassinate the Car.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2s.-Ten police
made large number of arrests in Rus
sian Poland, as the result of discovery
of secret league, the object of which
was to assassinate the czar. 1t is thought
many persons connected with the con-
spiracy have taken fright at the knowl-
edge of their plans by the police, and
will seek safety by fleeing from the
country The authorities have ordered
the frontier closely watched, and it is
believed further arrests will shortly be
made
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MeCalla,. sentence commuted.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-An order has
been issued dy the navy department re-
mitting the unexecuted portion of the
sentence of suspension imposed on Com
mander B. HI. McCalla. Commander
NcCalla was sentenced to three years.
suspension for cruelty to subordinates
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caused by Newspaper Report.

STOCKTON, CAL, Dec. 29.-Sherif Cum
ningham returned this afternoon from
New Hope, where he investigated the
robbery of an old man named Vincent
Glenn. No trace of the robbers waa
found, but the sheriff found a camp
which he believes has been used by
them. Old man Glenn and hi. brother
Peter are very wealthy, owning large
tracts of land in Sacramento county 1t
was recently printed in Sacramento
paper that Glenn and his brother had
large sums of money buried, being
afraid of banks, and this is believed to
have prompted the robbers. He says
one is tall and the other short man.
They struck him several times, but he
was not hurt. All they secured was $50.
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The Davis Millions.

HELENA, Mont, Dec. 29.-The appli-
cation for the appointment of perma-
nent Administrator of a. J. Davis estate,
has been denied by the supreme court.
The court ruled as there was contest
over the property, according to the state
statutes, it could not appoint a perma-
nent administrator so long as there were
charges against the present admins
traitor.
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Have Passed Roth Houses.

BUDA PEsTH, Dec. 2s.-The upper
house OF the Hungarian diet has passed
the treaties recently negotiated between
Austro-Hungary and Germany, Belgium
Switzerland and Italy separately. These
treaties were passed by the lower house
already The diet was then dissolved.
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California on s Gas Company.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 29.-The Califor-
mia Oil and Gas Company was incorpor-
ated today. The object of the company
is to sink wells in Fresno and to erect
works there; also to operate pipe. line
for the transportation of oils and gas
from Fresno to Oakland and this city.
The capital stock is $5 ,O00, 900 and $780,
600 has been subscribed.
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rhe riIaen WIN case.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Dec. 2S.-Argu-
ment was heard this morning in the
matter of compelling the executors OF
the Tilden will to render an accounting.
The surrogate took the papers and ad-
iourned the case for week without CIV
ing a decision.
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Ratlway rr.nic not Imp.a.d.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-The recent
stormy weather i'm California, Oregon
and Nevada has not delayed railroad
travel to any great extent. Trains are
running regularly over the Central Pa
cific route, the snowfall not having been
excessive for this season of the wear, and
the same may be said of the Northern
and Southern routes, the only delay
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Shot without Any Cause.

RENO, New. Dec. 2S.-A man named
Ben Pierce shot Patsy Hamilton, an en-
ploye of the Nevada & California rail-
road, in the Russ house last night. The
wound is said to be of a very dangerous
character, it being about an inch below
the heart. The shooting is said to have
been without provocation. Pierce is in
iail
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A stranre Fire.

WALBA WALLA, Dec. 29.-Late this
evening there was an alarm of fire from
the northeastern part of the city. The
residence of T. j. Clancy WAS totally
destroyed. Loss, $1,000; no insurance.
The fire is thought to have been the
work of an incendiary. A crash was
heard upstairs and young man ran up,
who found the room in flames One
window toward the street had a sash
broken, as though heavy object Had
the fire. The matter is being invest
igated.
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Another Enrlish victory.

CALCUTTA, Dec. 2s.-A dispatch from
Gilgit, on the Cashmere frontier, states
the British forces made forward move
ment against the Hunza aud Magyar
tribesmen, and that they captured an
other fort located short distance from
the Fort of Rilt
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To succeed senator plumb.

Topeka, Kan, Dec. Ex-Governor
Humphrey, in an interview today,
stated that he did not think he would
appoint a successor to Senator Plumb
before the end of the week. The COVER
nor has been importuned and harrassed
SO persistently by delegations who urge
the claims of different candidates that
he is about losing patience.
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rhe chinese Rebels whipped.

LONDON, Dec. PA dispatch from
Singapore says official advices from Pc
kin report severe fighting with the reb-
which 1000 rebels were killed and fifteen
leaders heheaded
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Death of a Pioneer.

McM1NNvILLE, Dec. 29.-Robert j.
Lancefield, prominent citizen of this
country and pioneer of 1S45, died at
home at Amity yesterday,
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A slight Blaze at Reno.

RENO, New, Dec. Pa fire last night
destroyed the dwelling-house and con-
tents of Duge Churicel on Second street.
Loss, $1,000: insurance, $4,000. It's ori-
gin is unknown.
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Appointed State treasurer.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Dec. Ex-Governor
Fleming today appointed Edward ].
Tracy state treasurer, vice Francis J.
Pond, deceased. Tracy has been the
governors private secretary since 1889.
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secretary roster out Again.

WAsH1sGToN, Dec. Secretary Fos-
ter went out for a short drive today. It
is stated he is so much improved in
health that he will attend the meeting
OF the cabinet tomorrow.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2s.--Newell j.
Minor, eastern auditor for Armour &
Co., committed suicide today at Martin
dale's Turkish bathrooms, Tenth and
Filbert streets.
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The Report Denied.

CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. 29.-The govern
ment denies the truth of the report that
battle was fought with Cara on the
frontier.
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a stock Broker Disappears.

New York, Dec. 29.-The report was
current today that H. E. Titus, of the
firm of III. E. Titus & Co., a member of
appeared. He was last seen Tuesday
last
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having been at point near Dunsrnuir.
where the west-bound passenger train
was delayed by landslide about six
hours.
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"M. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Plans and
w specifications furnished for dwellings,
churches, business blocks, schools and factories
Charges moderate, satisfaction guaranteed Of
fee over French's bank, The Dalles, Oregon.
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w. H. WILSON-ATToRNEY-Ar-L Rooms
Wy. % and 90, New Vogt Block, Second Street.
The Dalles, Oregon.
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E.D.DUFUR. GEO. ATKINS. FRANK AENEFEE.
DUFUR, WATKINS Il MENEFEE ATToR-
- NEYs-AT-LAw-Room No. 43, over Post
Office Building, Entrance on Washington Street
The Dalles, Oregon.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

WM. J. ROBERTS-CIvIL ENGIEEER-Gen-
w eral engineering practice Surveying and
mapping; estimates and plans for irrigation,
sewerage, water-works, railroads, bridges, etc
Address: P. o. Box 1O7, The Dalles, Or.
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N SIDDALL DENTIST. - Gas given for the
LIE painless extraction of teeth. Also teeth
set on howed aluminium plate Rooms: Sign of
the Golden Tooth, Second Street.
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p p. MAYS. B. s. HUNTINGTON II. s. WILSON.
MAYS, HUNTINGTON & WILSON --ATroR-
vi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, French's block over
First National Bank, The Dalles, Oregon.
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A X. THOMPSON-ATToRNEY RNEY-Ar-LAw.-Ofice
a.. in Opera House Block, Washington Street,
The Dalles, Oregon
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n r. o. d. DOANE-PHYsIcIAN AND SUR
~ eEoN. Office: rooms and Chapman
Block. Residence No %, Fourth street, one
block south of Conrt House. Ofice hours to II
A. NJ, 2 to and 10 3 PM.
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"A S-BENNETT, ATToRNEY-AT.LAw. Of
11s ice IN Schanno's building, up stairs. The
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FRENCH s. Co.,
BANKERS.

Letters of Credit issued available in the
Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfers sold on New York, Chicago, St.
Louis, San Francisco, Portland Oregon,
Seattle WASH, and various points in Or
egon and Washington.
Collections made at all points on fav-
orable terms
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
10

leopanIiss imiIenoe anii9t; oct ilos mig euOO9, at bsns
oes Dtne uar liot rsbe, men ies iasOe Sutet, for nj par
enc, os ies fpursts benOe ON grunoen. Sun prsucoe
tappsrt paa at beuure fin 6atnins, os Bet par fSrif, efter
at bun bapOs srGot ND meo Nrmen en- min 6aIs, at lea
Int stter IOt fit ub al bsnOe, at Mumu bapoe taset iaas
lsoeS paa gei % fast, at BUN siOrOs @Itns gait, iaa at
bun par ganife ~uIptteIis. Seq trsfebs benos iaa 8pbt
ies tiube.
WIOOn9smaosn par for fprite Sang ioen port @iiters
n'aaI %nitsIpttet, Os 6ru 0implp siOrOe Set lite bebre ueb
at fOrtGae meO i'm isbefs Stemme, at bun belle Chen
pauoe frpstst bet, men, buiS blot 9oia pilbe baus Iulat
9enoes Haao, % life baUoe siOrt bint % bauoe atort bet
~rtsoeitor, Os bapoe pastel Iit bebrs paa upaet gnOet,
laa Oar oct 9eIe bIsust sOSt. Seq tos naturIisuis min
9Hltras Sarti % b~epiSneOe, at bsnbeS 9o9eflmit Iiae
'nOuI bag baOos uGret 6uIotOmmsn5sOsu lelu. Sru
OimPlp laa tram no os foritauis0e fla baa Gausbe6,
ira 9DilteH uarOtge, men meset 9snsrsnOs GilitanS bet
tolteOe mig tre gIas al min be6fe MaSeiru at uSripe
benOs.
u bapoe btotiI muIeerst lot iaulmeu on, qftensn.
men osnns 6OrnOisIie bIeu Os a%itaaren, i6.t fru 0implp
sIter SOrost Ia9os l9 puu Sofasn 0asIislusn til at
loUs; ri fanOt, at bun IigsIaa gOOt tun0e boue tpet til ct
az Dc andre SGrsIisr, emo netop bette, o. lea Toa ct Bar
attor0sr an, for at prone, ON bun piISe f~orstrqtte; men
pun aaonsos tun 9tnenG meo en- Martpruine Ga IaoSe.
Of BUN isIts, benbss perits SopsSpiis par Nnmuri6.
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
leo

120
llnOer DC OmitGnOigbeOer tmOe Der busrfen pare gat
ON at lptlle eler at IRe 6Oit, buormeO nj oaIuu unSsrs
then mOreOe os.
) min 6OrtoiDIelie fOrelOs jes Roia, at ri ltuIbe uenOs
tAba9e til Spieitnen, men ben iumrenbe Sfipnbeo paa
Solaea Hog SInene op o9 iu9be: ala, lea beber gSsr,
bolO mig rneO Selitab, s ~ioritprrer mia aISeIes lite.
9pIItet ri lIttsrt beuer lite 9iorSe, buis Snorfen en- ct
2e9n paa %nIorltgrret 0uiIe. Gun Jon 0ieiten af aftsuen.
men, naar Ie9 trgtteoe min 0ultrus 6aaub eQer popeoe
ct Itoet Slertesn, ilo9 bun lauglomt bet enc lis op oa
lHfFeoe paa mig neO ct uOtrgt - ial ie9 Tau life beffriue
Oct, men bet uar %rr0iOmt! Sn9eu, Der lite bar Jolt bet,
tan Iorelttae fig Den NaOieI Og troIbOomsaaties Maat,
lOm SItttet fra ct Die, ittOt 9euusnOt pua Gn, ilar naor
Bet er en- Sui8ermoOcr8, fan uSsue paa @m,
Den aften fl, JON pit gerOeu, eusuns gnOe, os
0leD ~eTteriuIst al mango Ii9ncuOe.
uRin 'ouitru Oa ies, iOm par pant til at iiSOe buaaeIia
lammen ON afteust % enten mufcsre sler Iale bolt /
Oct el9sIlte S%tosifrift, matte nu liboe b~eitiSsIiae. bier
paa lt Stos al S%amiusu, usppe uopenoe at foe ct Orb,
uOen %bunfenos, for lite at f~Oritprre Wama, bpis RGis
I~renIbra9ts en- iuast iumuenSe 9pS, uf6ra6t al beitig
shorten al % til, Tom ON en- SLATE bIeD trutten op.
IA oi life mere tuube baoe sOSt af pore 9liteuer
elen'n'r, piiOe je9 fOrissc paa at ngOs benz uScufor Stems
met, % leg tnobeo en- Dag 0tola til al 9aa mto mig ON
@itsnen til soniert St James Hall.
(SIutteS.1-
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
III

NoStt pr narusb at forsaa mig, men ies 6Isp ftrar
fsnSt no for at ofsisre bet meb Groidtetuifen, b%uortiI
ben spbs Stubnins RATE mig Is Genee, men auiten fors
Ianste mere, Os efter en- beftis Strib, Der taIbte Stuss
pissr Os en- SOttepise fra be t~iIitsbenbe Suis til, bIsp
bet bIast peo, at ies IasSe 8 psncs til al min ssen
9omms. Ia its tou IND isisn, par mine 6oIt iferb
nisS at ifsbs 2rappeseIanberet neb meb ben itsris af
9uffsrtrus, iaa ies b%snfaIbt benz ON at flame gdGns
bsrst, buiIfet be ba usfaa siorbe, men rep til famine Sb
fore Stpttsr al Gapstet paa 9eisn op til nats Gta9e.
Oilers ~pusierebs Der intet ~farbsles ben aften, msn
matte IsOrssn tOm Drama meset TENT nee til Gbeen en-
GIonsIs peisucir ps meb gupiIOtter / Saarst. Gsrlom
Der M sr no9et, is baoer mere enb GIouels 9sisnoir peb
1bebOrbst, iao er bet 4~apiIOtter, ps sr Der nosst, ies
bdber msr sub FapiIOtter, iaa CT bet 5IoneIs gei9uoir.
Seq Iabsr, iOm iss par bienIne, fer 3 moi, tiGrs
Born" par bsnSes isrfs SiIier, ibst BUN ryftsos msb
Buptrtrpusrne, iOm bun par pant til msS Sansefrslerns;
is iInste min aGrsrIft % IasSe, at iss buabsOs, bun
baUNs fOOst sObt. AStts sanits, Haar leg Nal iss Sanbs
bsosn ny. 6isStrmobrati9 boiber iss lite al, for mig CT
5nta iaa sOSt ION min, Dynsr bgbisum,." GUN
taHot b,uer lite, at 9us,nsrns par tiIfratfsIie aTSanrpsSs,
Os bun bapbs martet Grai ira 0iuSust ~iiIpenfre. Sea
lOU'Os, at alt fiuIpt bgps sftsriat, os ipurgtc, ON iea
mGatts siUs bsnOs ct bIsOtOst sGs % ct Stgtts stinte2
Tat! leg sr ristisnot bang, for leg taaIsr lite aGs
% o!tpu aItib baGrIis sfta etin,s, men IfuIbs 8 lite
&c en- rpss eit Suiai" Wi barb. insm rsssbs Glib
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17
10

I Quiet, men i.s Iopsbs, at Quiet berefter ituISe boISs
henns Irtitel, % min Spi9srmpber par faa COB at tase
tiitatte msb tire @or9efsrpsIier iOm ct Surrosut. Seq
mao tiIfsie, at jes fannie Dag beftiIte ct Sues G9te
yarmouth Glib, bpprai bun ipifte to, Os ertIGreOe, at
bun fom til at tsrfe eiter SiIo, os, ba Snsen Dor
SusitanS pnSeSs Dem, bIep DC, efter / IA Dase at baus
nobrebt en- eust Quiet, iom ON nj bOece peo Stranben,
tiIItoit ~forarebe til NeItemanSen.
Strar sfterat bette WanItio par tiIsnos, baS bun RoIa,
ON bun naatts faa RsSlerne, at bun tlnbe prbns Buffet
os Stabe for benoe, ba bun life tunbe lite, at Den isos
8oia i'aios PLACE fig meO SusbOIDninssi Eager Sen llgs
suer TO, bun par Der. Gag MGrts til bet fine 'crescendo",
fsrf iasbe BUN en- llse, IN par bet bIeuet til maaite to.
Min Iils, f%fa'tars Suitru iaa meset furfnpt u6, ba
bun boISt meset al fine nps busnooerli9e Yli9tsr, men
@aneus Wtas' par enbnu for, os bun par Iiss psS IpOie
at Ouersius RpnSisbebsrncs Snfisnier, bn ie9 Tom benOs
tiIbiGIp.
A9eei, Waoma, bet suar lite on, &oia er Gu uomGrtet
Then Susmobsr, Os leg snifer. bun ftaI baue iuamessn
SUsIie iOm muIist. Sun maa ustOp baUe bpstis mssct
at beitiQt ben lib, bu CT Der, at bun Fan upbe 9oot af
bin Grfarins.~ Roia ienbt. mig ct ~tatnsmmeIi9t glit.
% 6ru Din,pIp Loo, iOm ON bun itt. brpOS, fig ON b.t,
Os gaPiIottsrns gil irsm % tiIbass, iSst BUN ~ipsgsuSs
rplteoe pao SopeSst.
Seq git min basIiss Runoe paa SOipitaIst os beleote
mine iua Yatenter os tom lite bism for til UibSao.
Nlin Suffru tcm no 9pritusn, men aIptIss lite nsb IT
Decorah-posten., 1891-11-17

Syrup"
Vor NaIs oa 9Mnoer.

2nnsebleSnims Seq bar / fem 9tar
"p9ret ips o9 fit De
| fem Nar. "beoite mebicin Il e
Stab, boorfor ie9
"meo en- bis 2pil tO9 ben fsr1te 9Olis,
1ium bog reiultereoe / nogle timers
"soo Sspn. Sngen 8lebnins iuotrai
"fSr n9Ite Dag, ba blsbte ie9 liot, men
~oet ppbgrte n9iten sieblifteltg. Gen
treble Dag bar etbpert Gppr al Blob
"foriunnoet, os ie9 tiltos i Stprte. Naite
Dag Iao ieg / Sen9en p9 ipiite Mios
bag - bet fFrite iolioe Waaltib paa
"tu Mtoaneoer. Sibeu er ieg itabis
"bleoen beore u9 er III iitanb til at saa
~onifrins ! Quiet. Seq pentebes bper
"9as at itule bB, O9 min Selbrsoelie
~pafte Soruubrins blanbt mine 8euner
"pe hos 9oftpreu. German Sprup"s
"8irfnins tan life betpiples, ba ies
"bapoe ct Gnialb, netup fpr ies bruate
"ben. Gen eneite 9inbrins tom eiter
1fsrite 8piis." 3. 81. 9uusbbeab,
gbelaibe, @uitralia.