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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

THE Census Bureau at Washington
has issued bulletin giving the popula-
ton and other information of the various
Indian tribes exclusive of Alaska. The
bulletin shows the total Indian popula-
tion of the United States to be PA, 7O4.
Ibis makes the total population of the
country, including Alaska, estimated at
$1,000, almost 63, 100000.
WILLIAM BAGGERLY stepped on
BOYS toes in church at Marietta, Ind,
and fight followed, in which two men
were fatally injured.
A THIEF entered j. L. Nicoll's able
ut WOODBURY., KY, and stole a noted
stallion, Dick Weekly, valued at $4,000
THREE boys, aged IS, II and 10, have
confessed to twenty-three burglaries in
Springfield, Mass.
THE Brumfield-McCoy feud in Logan
County, Va, is raging again, and six
more have been killed.
GARFIELD County, Kas., has a county
seat war, and Ravenna and Eminence
are arming for fight.
CAPT. JAMES G. BEAM, aged 73 years,
and for twenty years sergeant of the
police force of Montgomery, A.a., died
on the 9th.
ONE THOUSAND coke ovens, at which
about the same number of men are en-
ployed, shut down at Scottdale, Pa, on
the 10th. The Schoonmaker and South
west companies will put out 25 per cent.
of their active ovens. Many small oper-
ators are also closing down. The COM
pany has so per cent. of its ovens
idle already.
NEBRASKA has two Governors and
third man claiming the office. The
Legislature and Supreme Court are
moving but slowly toward solution OF
the difficulty, and meantime all kinds OF
conflicts of authority are taking place.
BUSINESS failures occurring through
out the country during the past seven
days number for the United States S'o'
and for Canada 2s, or total OF 32l last
week and $50 the week previous to the
last. For the corresponding week OF
last year the figures were S7S, represent
ing S34 failures in the United states
and 50 in the Dominion and Canada.
Mrs. KATE CoNDIN, of Cincinnati a
widow and support of seven children
while standing in front of an open IRE
place was set on fire by spark from the
CRATE and was so horribly burned that
she died after ak hours of fearful sul'
ieFing
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15
Balance on hand
Unwelcome Labor Agents.

HOLLY SPRINGS, Jan. s.-Two or three
days ago couple of parties from Ar
kansas, commonly called labor agents, u
came here for the purpose of getting up
hands. They were very secret about
their work, but it soon leaked out, and
some of our prominent citizens and
planters were on the eve of having them
severely dealt with under the law, when
they got wind of it and left on the first
train. Our people have for years been
greatly annoyed by these so-called
labor agents" enticing away their
laborers and renters, and have resolved
that they will stand it no longer.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

-. ARRANGEMENTS are being made to
nSht the collection of all notes held by
, .he harvester companies in North Da-
hota, and it is said the amount is about
sS'OOO,OOO. The ground of contest is
.hat notes were given for binders with
sne coneact that repairs should be
furnished free and the recently COM
oihed American Harvester Company has
s made rule that all repairs must here
alter be paid for in cash. Another
ground for the contest will be that the
new new company is trust and is therefore
contrary to the laws of the United States
ana the statutes of North Dakota. Ar
lsngements are being made to antago-
nize the business of the new company
ana favor the independent harvester
companies.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

The son of Senor Peraza, Venezuelan
Minister at Washington, on New Years
DAY escorted Miss Rice, daughter of a
photographer there, to Miss Blaine's re-
ception and dinner She being beauti-
iuI girl was cordially received by the
diplomats until they learned that she
was the daughter of photographer,
when they grew chilly and the next
uay complaint was made to the depart
ment' Young Peraza hearing of it has
SET SCI gossip at rest by quietly marrying
Ine young lady who now smiles over the
mseomfiture of the diplomats.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

THE House Committee on Rules ex-
amincd under oath Messrs. Stevens and
Appcrson, correspondents of the st.
Louis GlobeDemocrat, with reference
to the charge published in their paper
that Senators and Representatives were
Interested in silver pool. The CORE.
spondents declined to give any informa-
ton. No decision was reached by the
committee as to what TO do with Mr..
Dockery's resolution providing for an
investigation.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

ADvIcEs received at Brisbane, Aus
[alla, from New Guinea, state that
'ne Iugaree, the head hunting tribe
oi the island, made an attack on a
vilaSe' massacred forty of the inhabit-
anus and looted large number of the
dwellings,. The tribe threatened an at
tack on some villages near the Govern
ment post, held under the command of
magiStrate Cameron, who has charge
VI 'he western district, and force of
armed constables has been sent to the
assistance of Magistrate Cameron, who
mas received orders to act in the mean.
while on the defensive.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

SECRETARY WINDOW has issued a cir
cular letter prescribing regulations for
smelling and refining imported ores
and crude metals on bonds. Applica-
tion for the establishment of ware
houses for that purpose must be made
10 custom house officers and bond
given. The regulations provide for the
Withdrawing of the ores or crude met
ais for consumption.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

Az crgraver named Heck and an inn
keeper named Korte have been arrest
ed at Munster, Germany, on the charge
of producing a fictitious note book of
Martin Luther, the supposed discovery
of which recently caused a great sensa-
ton in literary circles. 1t is alleged
that youthful apprentice of Heck
made the necessary engravings and
livery carvings.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

A SHANGHAI dispatch says that the
Chinese Imperial authorities, at the Wig
orous instance of the foreign ministers,
are bringing to justice the murderers
of Christians in Szechuen. The ring
leader had both his ears cut off and was
exposed in a cage for three days with
ont food. whom he died.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

SMALLPOX is on the increase in
Texas, and at one or two points it ap-
pears to be assuming an epidemic form.
treat alarm exists about Temple, Bel
ton and other towns, and the Governor
has ordered the State health officer from
houston to Austin, and his headquarters
Will be there until the disease abates.
The State has taken absolute control of
quarantine matters, and no place will
be quarantined except by order of the
Governor
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

A DISPATCH from Montevideo says
that the Uruguayan Government has
issued a decree announcing that the
National bank will January commence
redecming the paper currency of the
Republic, paying gold therefor, and
that the bank will complete the process
of redemption by July |.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

y BERLIN correspondent says: 'Ttap-
pears settled that Emin Pasha is to be
Governor of the western portion of Ger
man East Africa, including the lake
territory, and Herr Won Soden, Governor
over the remainder. Baron Wissmann
will probably retire or be sent to settle
affairs in West Africa. He is displeased
because he was not appointed head of
the new colonial department"
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

An agent for Cincinnati parties has
nurchased the log school house near
GAINESVILLE. O., where ex-President Gar
field taught in 1851. The building is
wanted for exhibition at the Worlds
Eoi-
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

THE Imperial Tribunal of Leipsic has
decidcd that henceforth a refusal to
rise and participate in toast to the
health of the Kaiser shall constitute
hirh treason.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

IhE police of Hoboken, N. j., re-
cehtiy took four fremen from the Ger
m, man steamer Elbe at the dock.
Tney mad been riotous ashore there.
o Ihe German Minister complained to
secretary Blaine, who now asks Jerseys
uoVernor TO explain.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

SECRETARY WINDOW has fixed the
|xolorv of Miss Phoebe Cousens, of the
hoard of lady managers of the Column
bian Exposition, at s., 900 per annum.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

THE Minnesota House completed its
organization by the election of the Flu
.inr alliance Dcmocrat) ticket.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

Iouy CRANcH, once a noted portrait
nainter of Washington and New York,
I;eJ ot Urbana, o., recently aged Ga.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15
CURRENT COMMENT.

Leland STANFORD has been rcnomi-
.ated by the Republicans for United
..ot.s senator from California.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15

Don't judge man by his family
relations, for Cain belonged TO good
family,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15
The States Finances.

JACKSON, Jan. 9.-State Treasurer
Evans statement of the condition of
the Treasury on January /, made pur-
suant to section 127 of the new Consti.
tuition, is as follows:
Received from Ex-Treasurer Hem
ingway Observation-Disclosures. 276, $50 90
Received from all sources since. 1.24l.620 6!
Total accountability. ,456 81
Disbursed d............... l,l95,Z7l n
Balance on hand ............... SS23.1S5 2j
Gov. Stone verified the statement by
counting the money. No bonds were
sold last year, and the receipts, with
the exception of a short loan of S25, 900,
the State.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15
A Novel Celebration.

JACKSON, Jan. S.-Col. Preston Hay
celebrated Jackson's Day by his mar
riage, at o'clock, to Miss Lucy Lester.
Col. Hay is S4 years of age and was a
friend and compatriot of Old Hickory.
He moved here from Tennessee in his
young manhood and has resided here
continuously. Col. Hay is man OF
literary taste and culture. He does not
look a day older than he did thirty
years ago. The bride is a lady of mid
die age and member of one of the old
est and most respected families of this
county. Only near relatives and few
close friends witnessed the marriage,
which occurred at the brides residence.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1891-01-15
Miscellaneous.

THE Yocona mills have declared an
other dividend of five per cent.
THE old cotton and woolen mills at
Carrollton are to be revived under a
new name. The factory, the walls Of
which are of brick, was built before the
war and bore the name of Manassas" +"
and originally cost 100000.
Two men, a negro and white man,
were lynched in Neshoba County, re-
Gently, for robbery. They held up an
old colored woman and robbed and beat
her brutally.
Miss ANN WITHERSPooN, resident OF
Lowndes County for more than fifty
years, died last week. She had been an
invalid most of her life. She was
highly respected and the last repre-
sentative of large and wealthy family.
A PosroFFIcE has been established in
Washington County called Murphy.
Col. DANIEL DENNETT, the agricul-
tural editor of the New Orleans Pea
yune, died at Brookhaven last week.
Gov. STONE, has filed the vacancy
caused by the death of Hon, R. c. Patty.
by appointing B. j. Allen, Chancery
Clerk of Noxubee County as provided in
such cases in Section 10S of the new Con.
stitution.
THE boiler of Forbes & Walkers saw
mill at Gates burst last week. Turner
Forbes, a partner in the mill, received
injuries from which he died within an
hour after the accident.
F. B. CATcHINes, of Georgetown,
Copiah County, killed two-and-a-hali
year old hog of the Poland China breed,
which weighed $50 pounds, and made 81
gallons Of lard.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14

BRooKLlNE, Mass, Dec. 10.-The not
ed author of numerous books and pam
phlets on political economy, banking and
general science, Edward Atkinson, is
now in his sixty-ffth year and apparent
ly has laid aside his pen, though he still
adds to his wonderful collection of
books and manuscripts in the library OF
his magnificent mansion in this Boston
suburb, his birthplace and always his
home.
His whole energies at present are de-
voted to the promotion Of knowledge
Of the merits of his invention, an inn
proved stone oven, called the Aladdin
cooker" He often lectures upon the ex-
cellences of this domestic appliance,
furnishing practical illustration by cook
ing upon it various delectable dishes,
which he distributes to his auditors.
p. S.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14

THE PALACE AND GROUNDS,
The castle ana grounds are surrounded
on every side but one by the lake. The
grounds are extraordinarily adorned and
cultivated with great. care. Fine statues
embellish the garden everywhere, and
wonderful fountains shoot up their silver
spray from all parts.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14
LORING,
SHORT &
HARMON,
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.

AUTO AUBUNs, CARD CASES
ALBUMS, CELLULOID
BRUSH AND NOVELTIES
COMB SETS, DRESSING
PRONZES, CASES
BACKGAMMON DIARIES
BOARDS, DICTIONARY
Book RACKS. STANDS
BIBLES, noMINoEs,
BOOKLETS, FINE memo
COLLAR AND BOOKS
CUFF BOXES. FOUNTAIN PENS
CRIBBAGE FANS.
BOARDS, FAMILY BIBLES,
CARD SETS. GOODS IN
CHRISTMAS STERLING
CARDS, GOLD PENS,
CIGAR CASES HAND BAGS.
CANDLEsTIcKs, WRISTBANDS
deel2
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14

EVERY effort has heaa
IL made Ih,s year TO
secure three desirable
results H. our assUit.
lnent.
The NEWEST,
The hEsT
1HE MosT
MODERATE
PRICED
that TIE market at
f0rted. The tull as
s lrtnent Il ready for
your inspection.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14
THE EMBLEMs OF THE NATION.

Africa with the coal black. thick Tipped
negro, Asia with John Chinaman" stand
ing in relief, America with the typical
aboriginal Indian. while Europe is always
clothed with all the rehnements of civil
lied life.
We Americans feel no indignation of
the representation, as much as we boast OF
our intelligence and emancipation from all
the scnackles of barbarism, since this
method is quaint and suggestive of Amer
lea when discovered, but this symbol leads
to mistaken idea of US. no doubt, in the
minds of children and also of people
abroad who travel but little, ana draw
their ideas Of US at home fToln inference.
Ii is no uncommon occurrence for children
here TO inquire If ladies in America wear
dresses, aud If the men there will clothe
themselves altogether in furs. But the
WEAKNESS OF living surrounded by so much
opulence who tcan imagined The l0wllest
peasants cot would BIZ q paradise compared
TO it. Et
One would hardly wouder that the rest
lessness induced by such constant associa-
ton with tne fantastcal anu Artificial
should eliminate in madness. And one
fe els deep pity for man possessing so
many amiabllities which might have rend-
only the monograph for the reception of
ideaiisms OF splendor.
"Judge not! the workings of his brain
And OF his heart thou canst not see;
WHAT looks to Thy dim eyes "a stain
In Gods pure light may only be
A scar"
A. RI O.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14

JEWEL CASES,
LAP TABLETS,
LETTER sRES,
MIRRORS,
MANICURE ~ETS.
MUSIC ROLLS,
NOVELTIES IN
STERLING,
PRAYER books.
P~OfO. ALBUMS,
PoCKETBooKs,
SILVER MOUNTED,
PLAYING CARDS,
PHOTO FRAMES,
PURSES,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14
THE AUDIENCE ROOM.

But the masterpiece of the whole is the
exact counterpart of the long audience
chamber at Versailles in which Emperor
William l.. and his generals assemb led
after the capirulation of Paris. II was il
this room at Versailles that the German
Empire was proclaimed. This is also a
spiegel chamber, all its panels and doors
being plate-glass mirrors. All the inches
and a great Zeal of the space is filled with
wonderful works of art. In each corner
of this room are the symbols of the TOUR
different nations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14

PAPER CUTTERS,
rCONCE5,
STATIONERY
IN BOXES,
SCRAP Books.
SHAVING SETS,
TRiPLICATE
MIRRORS,
THERMOMETERS,
TRAN ELING BAGS,
WORK BOXES,
WHIST
COUNTERS,
WHIST PRIZES,
WRITING FOLIOs.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-12-14

Babies are always happy
when comfortable. They
are comfortable when well.
They are apt to be well when
fat; they worry and cry when
thin.
They ought to be fat; their
nature is to be fat.
Ii your baby is thin, we
have a book for you CARE
Full LIvING--free.
New York. '~'
Yoar drrgg,st keeps SCOTS Emulsion uf cod liver
oii--ali druggists everywhere do 81.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
Jor 'Dseprabs gsit.u..
Sorbpggeiie al Earring.

YrofesiOr TpnSaI bar 15Ortni9btlp
&euiep" leperet N Gfbanolin9 ON
4Spriucelie, Sprebnins Os S~orebDsselie
at 5Grins. San uiier Hart us tpoelist
at 6OrebpSselie al Serins er mulis, os
at 5Orismmelie af en- iimpel 5orbolos.
resel bibraser til oens Spreonins. San
~citerer ira Or. Gprnet fslsenbe uboras /:
Oct er en- fienot Sag at 9~uberculofs
ioraariases peo 5uberfel Baciller, lom
fommer IND i9nnserne peo Snbaanoins
al 9uft, boori Der finoes 8aciler -
De tommer aae uoen unbtaselie fra BET
tsrreoe Sppt, iom efterlabes al ben
9~ariussip9e. Sppttet ps ubaanbinsen
er life iaa farlist, oa Smitten berisien=
mem life ipreces iaa burtist. Spis pi
fan forbinoreS entprrinsen afbeu Spses
Sppt, iaa bjnorer ri l iamme Grab
epsoommeus 5arlisbeo peb Smitte,
men bet err life NOT at title ell Spptte.
batte til Srrs for Den 3~9rlnssipse. Oct
neiasti0ite Opipn fra 9esens os Meb.
bj9lpcres SIDE ernpouenoist for at paaie
at Sppttebatten benyttes ps for at bins
Sre al ben epse l9sser Sppt fra fig
anoetiteos.
vi ipptte paa 0uluct ps / Connie
tsrtl9oet er Tom pitelt ben fornemIte
Garias til Gare.
Sertil maa fpies diminishing afSenss
tlGoernsp s 3prren al benS pses Muub.
2pmmetsrtlGoerne ipm bruses paa ben
Maaoe, maa bebanoles meo 6orlistis.
tisbeo % uopbploelis foses. 5orfiels
liae andre Iariaasr til Smitte er bl. a.
at tpsie ium pite pbierpsrss al 2a.
serne.
On tariussips Mpber, ipm tpsIer
lit iriite % iunoe Barn aisisr bets
Stiabns. Tesler iOm inofierper So.
rem oeo niuriistis % tanfelss Ibiero
fra ben 1pses SIDE, burbe upIlaaes i
buert eueite Spserum % aIe Bruo Der.
paa buroe paatales uoen Spbolb. Yaa
beuue Maaoe tunoe be tiltasenbe 9sbs.
ialo blanot SoIpitalsbi9lperne minfes,
ON life opbaues. De Gteber. boor bisie
Opbolper fig, tan sisres liseiua iuube.
iom Operatsrens 8arelier, bpor iusen
Bacl0sr forefnoes.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
yOT 'Dtsstasspsftsn.s
De ToreneDe Staters
Marine.

De 5orsrebe Staters Resjsrine uo'
banner a~orIisdars NOR TO Tuien @ut.
ter for Srlpsstieueitsr. men tlu et5aa,
tal bernf bleu itnaenbe.
Dor 5lnnbe bar farrs Wntroisr,
fsote O9 opoOreoe | Stntsrne / fin 9je-
ncIte ero uoeen anben Nation | Beroen.
WoSls al DC met besapeoe al 2anbcts
Senner Saar IND / 5ianoer ipm 2er.
hinge / Gloersn mellem iemten % atteu.
Mier az oisie oeierterer ca. 40 PCT. fer
Oe bar rnlo 21 Stars Nloeren, ipm Ell
2Gretioens Slutuinesaloer. 9e tii-
b~n9eblcore fan peo Organization pnsicrc
til Nrtiaeri @raberne, o. miubit 95
pGt. turoe pasiere, ON be fpris9te.
CONNIE forIO9er life, tbi Iaainart ionl
oeres 9Hretio er uolsbeu, Ter be Jig ON
eiter anoen 8eitiGftigelie. af benz,
iOm poSierer % iOm snar isjennem BET
ieI WEanneoers 2areturius / Grtileri.
tlasieu, penber en- Itor Del Net life til,
baae til 9jencite | 6luaben, men Tiger
i~Hnreit mulist at erboioe Iniettelie Der
ct az be fore eleftriite 8pmpnenier,
Den %uoonnrelie ps 5ranerins, bisit
Gutter bar fact / Snfel Cams 9ienelte
gier benz ierli9 ititfeoe lom tpmpetente
Glettritere; tbi oct CT ngouenoigt al
pare Del oerieret ben eleftrilf lie 8ibeu.
Itab, ipr en- fan bdanbtere ct Stptte
mpoerne Sietri9spaa6en. 8eitprerne
/ De elettriite aompasnier foritaar bette
bel, cs SeIiobelIer az ct gIsau9sbioness
bpro Tom &rttleriit / 5laaben, pil bur.
ti8t ps noen l~lnotaselie ~sarantere Seb.
tOlnmcuoe en- GuiHttelie ipm Gleftriter.
San blir beifittet ipm Seitprer til en-
eaer anoen minore 8p for en- e~leitriil
0eorift meO Ell goo ~Gflouring.
@leoerue ueo Sisltolen er life langt
ON at firbe bette 10, ug be iom ibet'
beletaset iOrbliper peS StOlen, Itanr
mere / ben Senitst at ubounne fig iunr
@lettritere END Sc tGnter paa at sjprt
giereite | Glanbeu.
Scr er beIler iuser Sius / Orloss'
tieneiten, iom bar noset tiltraffenoe peo
fig, IA en- al @leperne pmborb | "gbi.
ca9u~ furleber. "Si bar insen llbIi9i
til at faa mere END Irtileriit, Gtteit,
n,ro Ell gfennits al Gttenbunorebe on
Garet, os mec lioen rlbiist til at Iaa Del
enaau9. Ser or faa Ipm bar pasIeret
@raperre us pOlitiit SnoiIpoelie er noe.
item altio ngoOenoig, fsr ma fan fac
en- COB 8oit. Ser bar en- 9ib, ba b
blooe nugen Muli9beo / at fomme til
annapolis, oa tire al % oalsteS boeri
Aar. gi bar mer Gr9iRrri9e bensang,
Obi en-, Tom pasierer InnapoliS, Tar
blioe Gpmirnl. Men afbsbe gbmiral
Horter bauoe bernie Seitemmelie Gnoret
o9 oi bar life faaet 8%onsresien til a
sisre S~Oraroriuseu on isjen. Saa b
bar beore llbIister for Surfremmelie til
lambs END pi bar tiliigs.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
Understanding til Yahcr
2rogmeiS.
(WeooeIt.l

ga i Geptember Maanso iioitleoen
gaItor Srooneis lOg GfIteo ira fine
M~eni9bcoer i SiOur % 2pou 60, Sd.,
% 3urner 60, g. Dat, iagoe bisie
BAN Snrpel paa en- Mdaoe, ION bar
8ioncsbpro ON, at Der haobe 'nnoet
Gteo ct iuobproeS i1roeles 9obt %
penligt Sorbolo. lloen at Den enc Nles
nigbeb pioite ON ben nIiOen Meui9beos
Seuii9t, brd9te fere al Dem iprlige VII
itcoserinbriu9er. Bangs Wenl8beo,
~eiterat BABE betalt buer Sent iu6lfribe'
ret Son, trnn6te peO Nfiteos9uostienes
items Slutnin9 irem meo ct betpoeligt
4en9eOffer, Og Suiuoeforenin9en
famine Menisbeo RATE BAN ct bicrtes
liat % alpOrli9t G~ilteosbreO, Der leOs
iageoes al ct Een9e6elpb, iom nnoenOtes
til SnbtjD6 al en- II Dollars Sofa lonl
Grinoring. &Od &npio3 WeniSbco,
~eiterat baue inbbetalt boer iubifriberet
Gents 2pn, gap gam Gil FOR, I'm Og be
fpem @pn9eitol u9 Ell ltor @getr9-aos
mooe meo fort Speil. 9arhmoOo
Wenigbeo betalte ben iubItribereoo 2el
belt til 9tptnar, ps ueo aiiteos9uo3ties
neIten frem6ar ben ct Uattert Differ |
Yen9e % en- ltor, pen S9n9elampe, Der
al W~enI9beoens Setreter, Sr. 6. Bauls
ion, Operrattes unoer bL. u. igl9enoe
uotalelle: "Soet 9nr6mooo Meni9beb
flyer Ynltor &~ro9neis fit fiarlise Sar-
pel, Bulfer ben, at 9eres Sremtib ma
blioe lps o9 goo; % 2ar6uooo Mtes
ni9beo oil sierne, at Be ital baue ben.
tj9rli9 S%rinbrius, LEGION ben tiarliS
erinbrer Gem. Sor at lsse Itsttel
benne 9ereS @rinoring, refer Weni9s
beoen Dem Der Ell 2ampe, lom ben
Iferer, oil tlnle gloe ct Hart SDS.
gtaar ben / Iitentimers roti9e Suiles
itunoer taiter %2Dsglanoien neo ouer
Dem, ba ienb en- tiGrlig Grinorin0s.
tanfe puer til os / 2ar9wooo. @tes
nisbeoen tatter Gem for ben Sio, Sc
bar tilbra9t iblanot ben. Den refer
Gem benne Campo meo Oct Sione3,
bpro, at De bar pRret ct 2p3 iblauot
%, U9 pi gnlter, at De maa iteole bliuC
ct 2ps os sjere 9piets Sert Der, bpol
De b~crefter ital arbeioe.
Wootageren bar uuoer lamtIige bisit
os andre MISUNDERSTANDING ouer.
raitet % rert, % ban frembar i'm bier
teli9ite Eaf os lit inoerli9e Seliiguel.
~iesgnife.