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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
Notice to Contractors.

CEALED WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- this Office OF the Board OF street and Water
commissioners. on Monday. February 10. 1891. ten
O'Clock a m. for the tnproyement OF
FORREST ST..
from Ocean ave. to Jackson ave, in accordancs with
specifications on file In the ONCE OF the Chief En-
gtneer. corner OF Jersey ave. and Mercer st., where
blanks iornls or Did and agreement OF sareties
About So aubIc yards OF earth excavation.
About lU0 cubic yards OF earth alling.
About 40 cubic yards OF sand or gravel filling.
About 2gOJ square yards Of stons paving.
About l,05J lneal feet OF new curbston3.
About 81 square feet OF new briige stons.
About i,5U feet OF new tagging
About 81 square yarus OF repavins.
About 100 IineaIfeet of reset curDstone.
About " square feet OF reiaid bridge stone.
ADout3 o. square feet OF relaid tagging.
About g manhole heads reset.
About 2 receiving basin heads reset.
fifty (Bl wording days.
award OF the contract therefore Will os subJec. 70
the remo1s.rance OF the owners OF the property
Liable 10 more tnan one-half tue assessment there
for.
proposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes
endorsed Proposals for Improvement OF Forrest
st." directed TO Il. A. Dugan, $50. C1sirman OF
on streets and sewers. and handel to
called for IN the order of business relaxing to
no ely omciaI will be accepted as surety, nor
Will a substitution OF slresles be allowol.
Tne attention OF ord ter5 is especially callelt0
Section Is OF the New Charter OF 1850, under tbs
terms whereof no contract saali be blndins upon
the city until the bondsmsn offered By tne con
nance, the President OF said Board haviIs power
to examine the proposal bondsmen under OATH.
BY order Of the Board Of street and Water Con
GEoRGEr. BoVroS.
Dated Jersey City. January 81. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09
Notice to Builders and
Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the ONCE OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners on Monday. February -, 1891, az 10
oelocka N. for building new second Precinct
Police station House. 70 be located on seventh
street. Ia accordance with plans and specifications
on file in the once u the Chief Engineer. corner OF
Jersey avenue and Mercer street, where blank
forms Of Lid and agreement or sureties must be
obtained.
Inc bidding viii be divided into four % sec
tons
First, mason work. second. carpenter work and
painting third, plum Ding. gas hitting, steam heat
ing and electrical work; fourth. the whole WORK
complete.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed ENVELOPES.
endorsed Proposals for diem speciaedl Fourth
Precinct Police station. directed to-thenJamin Van
keuren- sq.. Chairman OF the Comm ittee on Pub
lac buildings and Locks and handed 70 the Clerk
Of the btasd, in open meeting when called for In
the order OF business relating to sealed proposals..
no city of1etal will De accepted as surety, nor
viii a substitution Of suretles be allowed
This Board reserves the right TO reject an or all
to TO.
By order OF the Boarsof Street and Water Com
GEORGE 7. BoUTos.
Dated Jersey City. February !. n3L
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

SCORES BY FRAMES.
Palma TT......isi sI2 47 5sl "a $50 s9i ii1i 1873 100
Tabernacle. l5 B0 az 5Sl IA SIS 10 lI3 1875 loo
UmDire-D. NJ. Cathcart.
Scorers-D. P. HolcomD and A. L. Christie
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

AN oRDTNANCE TO San ORDINANCE
concerning Hack Drivers. Omnibus Drivers
and Porters," passed April 18th, 1880.
The Mayor and Aldermen Of JerSey cftg do
Orddin Gs f0ilOics -
SECTION L-lnat Section Eleven ND of the ordi-
nance passed April q, 1880. entitled IAN Ordinance
concerning Hack Drivers, omnibus Drivers and
Porters" be amended " striking out the words
placed or" and Inserting after the word figures
the words each not less than one aud a hair inches
IN length"
Passed January q. 1891.
CHARLES W.. ALLEN.
President.
City CLERK.
Approved January q. 1891.
ORESrEs CLEVELAND,
Mayor.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

When Baby vas sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoris
When she had Children, she gave them CastOria
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

Dated Jersey city. January 90. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

Dated Jersey City. January 50. 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-09

Dated jersey city. january 8. bsL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19

m1rably termed, that is, the care taken in
accepting none but desirable lives, is an ex
ceedlngly important element, and the best
calculated scale of premiums in the world
would not make an Institution safe that is
careless in accepting all the lives that are
brought to it,
Another authority, DR.. Brinton, an
English physician of eminence in his time
has stated that the deaths from conSump-
ton among insured lives does not exceed
one-tenth OF the average of such deaths
among the whole population. He notes fur
ther that the risk of death from oonsump-
ton decreases with advancing age. He es-
timated that at forty half the danger is
over, and 1T fifty, three fourths in the male
and four-fifths in the female At sixty but
one-fourteenth remains, even in the male
IN whom the liability throughout the whole
OF life is almost one-fourth greater than in
the female
mo, the situation as to insurance of
lives IS not and never can be doubtful one
All sorts of experiments have been and will
be tried, and / believe the officers of the
prominent American companies are unset
fsh enough to permit the Vienna company
and the Sun life of England, the corpora
lions that have announced their intentions
to make this new venture, to have a monop-
oily of the field. 1 believe the American
public will sustain the course adopted here
to have thorough investigations before IN
surfing, and prompt payment of the claim
when presented without endless litigation
Mr. Hyde, president Of the Equitable, has
always maintained that company could
obtain sufficient information about any of
its insured within to years of the date of
policy to make it after that time absolutely
incontestable, but his theory has been min
ute and particular medical reports in the
beginning"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19
HOT AS HORNETS
Are the Citizens of Galveston Because
Convict Labor is to be Used on the
Harbor Improvem
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Ten. July 1.-THE contem-
plated employment of convicts upon the
harbor improvements here by O'Connor,
contract. has produced considerable excite
ment and Indignation. Tonight large and
enthusiastic meeting of workingmeu and
citizens met at the Knights of
Labor hall emphatically to protest
and take steps against the employment of
convlcts. Alderman Bolton acted as chair
man and City Auditor Herman as secretary
Of the meeting. Resolutions strongly con-
demnlng the employment of state convicts
were adopted. The employment of such
labor outside of the prison walls was char
acterized as shame and disgrace to the
city, the state and the people an insult to
honest labor and as contrary
to the spirit of Americanism.
The, attention of the governor, the
penitentiary commissioners, representa-
tlves In congress, the president and the
secretary of war was called to the matter
and copies Of the resolutions were ordered
sent TO each of the persons named
Col George p Finley addressed
the meeting and vigorously de-
noulced the action of the con-
tractors, and asserted that never before had
convicts been employed on United States
government works. A committee was ap-
pointed 10 draft additional resolutions and
present them to the governor and peniten-
tlary commissioners. reques Ing that their
convicts be not leased to O'Connor, LANG
& Smoot for work upon the
contract. The Chamber of Commerce
was requested to call public meeting and
also take action in the matter. itwas very
strongly intimated in the meeting tonight
If this protest against the employment Of
convict labor on the harbor improvements
was not needed here, their employment
would b resisted by force.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19
405-407 Houston.
404 Main Street.

battle in the nostrls of the war-horse He
Strengthened himself like plains Indian,
he forgot everything: his surroundings
melted away from him; there remained but
one object in life-to pass that team in
front. He leaned forward and laid the
whip across his flying team. II Jumped
ahead, 1t held its own, and we hung per-
sistently upon the wheel of the fleeing pa
troll wagon The policemen looked around
at us and grinned: we even smiled little
ourselves at first.
But we soon found that this had been a
notable arrest, for the avenue was lined
block after block, with curious spectators,
and 1t was their frank and outSpoken COM
ments which first awakened us to the fact
that we were occupying position of undue
prominence in the pageant.
That's the Mcclure gang III the second
section, ~ said a fellow on the curbstone
just beyond him we dashed past an old
Irish woman standing in front of saloon,
she shook her fist at the officers and yelled,
''Yez amt got me this time,'' They replied
cordially; and as our wagon came abreast
of her she greeted US. LUX at 'em The
murtherin' divils in their foine co'esr'
This is HORRIBLE said Mrs. Cameo, like
a bad, bad dream. o, try to stop him ~
But it was useless demonstrating with
the blue serge expanse of Jim's back; he
was Economically possessed, deaf to our
entreaties. blind to our shameful position
lunges from umbrellas.
Mr.. Cameo refused to interfere He
laughed until he wept. The great tears
bounced out of his eyes, Skipped down his
cheeks and hoped into his beard, giving
him the appearance of a very penitent
criminal indeed.
We tore ahead as in a nightmare The
crowds along the curbstone surged and
gaped and discussed. Windows were flung
up and Immediately filed with delighted
spectators. They commented on our good
clothes, our mornings fortified hats (Which
we had trimmed so blithely for this festive
q occasion) they thrust their tongues In
their cheeks and gibed at US they were sym.
pathetic, ironical, eXpostulatory, abusive,
and altogether happy.
The welcome turning of Twenty-eighth
street appeared ahead. respite was at handi
But no, it was not to be- When that horri-
bic Juggernaut whose big red wheels were !
crashing over our heartstrings, and QUE
self-respect came abreast of the OPENING
through which our agonizsd eyes saw res
cue and safety, il swung around the corner
and swept into the quiet street in advance
of US.
Thus were we escorted to the very door
of our respectable nome brought back from
our picnic, by patrol wagon, a squad Of
police and hooting mob,
knew our neighbors enjoyed it. Their
delight was manifest.
ALICE MACGowAS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19
PRICES BELO Silver dollars for Soc
GOODS
"SHALL AND MUST MOVE"
immense Cuts PredOminate,

Plaid ard satin stripe India linen beautiful effects These
have been 40c grade must move at 221c
Pocade mulls open work effects choice and designs
This has been 35c grade must at 2Oc
SaH plaid nansooks, extreme Styles large and small de
signs. This line has been 25c; must move at 15c
Fine check dmty, of most desirable lines Have
been 25c grade must move at l4c
Sotfnished fine check nainsook nobby patterns espe
cially adapted for childrens Have been 35c :
must mOve--15c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19

The Weekly GAzEgy1s6npsous0elk adver
t,sensspt 1olHfDsHss6 Be had.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19
Cowboy Arrested-omcers Elected.
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette
SAN ANGELO, Tom GREEN COUNTY. TEX,
July Lion Kinkaid, cowboy, was ar.
rested here this evening. charged with
shooting Tom Guerra. a Mexican, Monday
night while sitting in his house opposite a
window, as reported last night.
Full returns from Val Verde county, 70
which Croker county is attached for Judi.
cial purposes, she " that the following OFF,
GERS have been elected: County Judge, q
E. Davidson clerk, Frank Olney; sheriff,
c. Perry; surveyor, Joe Moss; treasurer,
Sam Sowell; assessor, ]. w. Fields; at.
torney, W. w. Welkins; inspector, G. w.
Perry; commissioners, Joe Fl. Graham, W.
Henderson, NJ .. Westbrook and B. F,
Boyd. The newly elected officers are to bs
qualified Monday at Ozona, the county seat,
which is said to be a thriving little city,
and will soon enjoy the presence of hand
some courthouse and Jail.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19

These figures are colossal in amount and
significant beyond the power of words 10
describe. Nearly s50,000000 paid to the
families of men who died. The number of
policies terminated by death was nearly
1000 showing su average payment per
policy Of about 5000 If the number of
b.nvnr-IrieS We're only three per policy,
here was an army of nearly $4,000 persons
10 whom payments were made when the
PERSONAL support, of husband and father
ceased
And Yet. when we look at these figures
second time, they look small The policies
Il force and those maturing by death aver
age less than $1,000 each. But, after all,
what would 5000 be in place of your income
Is support for your wife and childrenl
Lives are insured because they have
money value if continued, and because
someone suffers loss if they fail Let a
man insure his life as he does his property
with some regard TO its present and pros
peciye yalue, and with some regard TO what
". be needed in case of his death
Eooa many men would insure their
lives Il they felt sure they could pay for it
WITHOUT denying themselves or their fami-
lies some luxury. 1t might be well to con-
s.eer whether it were not wiser to make
some little denial of temporary personal
Pleasure than 10 run the risk of sacrificing
a.. but that is not 10 the point. just now.
some genius has tried this plan: Every
night he puts into box all the change he
mas IN his pocket below 50-cent pieces. At
The end Of three months he finds he has
enough TO pay quarterly premium on sew
err thousand dollars insurance, and he
hasn't missed the money. A friend of the
writer says he pays his life insurance by
putting IS cents in a box every night.
When payday comes he always has the
money, and does not feel his insurance TO be
L u.guvn
But" some one will say, ''there is no
saving in these methods We are not so
sure of that. That drip, drip, drip, of I'M
Necessary personal expenses takes away
heaps OF money. A man starts for business
II the morning. At the first corner he buys
cigar. at the second a newspaper. at the
thlrd he has his shoes blackened, at the
fourth he takes car-takes two or three,
perhaps. before he reaches his Office. After
lunch. another cigar; when he starts for
nome, another paper, a glass of soda or
teinonade, another car or two, a bouquet of
flowers. IN the evening there is an extra
Lewspa per-with nothing of importance in
H-another cigar. another shine If he
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19

Plain India, Victoria and Bulgaria lawns at bagains
We sell good India lawn DRESS 10 yards for 25c
We sell our 15c grade India lawn ........... 1Oc
We sell our zoe grade India lawn. ...........15c
We sell our 25c grade India lawn. ..........1S c
We sell our 35c grade India lawn. ..........2 csc
We sell SOC grade India lawn. .......... 35c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19
INSURANCE.
THE AMOUNT PAID TO THE FAM
LIES OF DEAD MEN.
several Forms of Insurance Which Are
Profitable Investments Well
Provision for the Future.

he figures for 1890 from the commits
s.'rer's report for the year ending Decem-
Del 81. with The totals for thirty companies
brought down, give some idea of the i'm
He"sity of the business:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19

Our entire line of fasback lawns fancy plaid stripe
grenadne effects regular 35c grade must move at zoe
Our regular 35c black French organde will move at 25c
Our regular black French organde will move at 35c
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

Georgia, er arrsitsreoe % bar nolspere.
be $4,000, be itiat. 7eres Raune er
Thornton, portion og Braswsl.
Rrs. 8. R. Sot6iiis bar siud
s275, 900 til gals GOIege ! 9ew 6ausH,
Conn. 7isie 4sngs itat anpenbes for
uOpioetie di be OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tom OpretteOss al benOc. gun bar O9iaa
gipet IS acres pRroiiutot 2ano for
lamme Giemso.
Z Georgia eesislatur ipues Jar.
mers' Aaioucsn at bape iu~toit9uoigt
Suertag. SOr Here Aar iiOen iam,eoc ben
nu aioeoe SourUaliit 6enrD ". @raog
100000, ior buitfeu Sum Der blso
tisbt ct Gtptte aaHo uar atlauta os
bpgSst ct SIem for irrugeuoe touipoe'
rereoc Yeieraner. Iette 6icm oar M
iRroigt o9 bleu ttlbuot Stateu jpn iri
@due, men pdd Ssfaling ira 6armers'
AaIancen aiilOg 2egislatureu 0aueu
mcO 80 MOB 81 Stemmer. = atlnHta
bolot 600O Berionsr ltrdr eiter ct Wi6oe
Og proteitereoe mob gtgistaturcus Be
i%lutuins. 6orbitrelieu btauOt Bgeu8
8orgere par ouermaaoe itor.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Wicarn u q.

Spror | lloIigt. Sra Granada be-
retteces | Wanoo9s, at Otporli9e OPP
tcier bdooe iuubet Steo Der / Ssnoa9s.
8Uliti6efen o9 6 %lremrogeroe 8erIoner
bleo orG6te og 3 al be beolt tjenote
WGno / &epubliteu ubulltes al 2ano:i.
Sois De penoer t 'ba9e, ptt De blioe
neoftuote. Granada par Den Dag
Sfueplaoien for en- S%tatstre9, bporueo
Yreiioent 8Oberto Sacaia iOris9te at
beialte fin Ma9t ueo al itaife fire Wobs
itaubere ~afpeien. De ubpilte 8erIoner
er TO GrsYreiioeuter os 8eoattsren %
@iereu al Sppoiitioneus 0dgblno.
Granada befinoer fig ! 8trtelisbeoen |
Yeleiriusstilituno, os 2rOppsrne oeu'
ter bpert 0ieblif paa Orbre til at tpfte
no. SppolitiOnen moo Breiioent Sas
caia porer burtis, os 9illtanoen ipnes
at bore tritiit.
Sacala bleu oalst til Breiioeut ior
to Slar iioen, b~opeoiaselIs oeo airtes
p~artiets Sj9lp. San foris9er M at
bei9ite tit S%errebsmme oeO 8aa6ens
ma9t. Oct naite 8als finoer Steb |
N%oucmber, os insen bapbe uentet, at
FreIioeuten naereoe M piloe Ilaa inc
paa en- iaaoan llouei for at fire fig
@jenpal9. Grreiiatlonen al opeunRonte
Yerioner ianot bog alliseuel Steo, os
moer 5orisset paa at TONNE be @rreites
reoe til Sj9lp bleu beuimoo so Dor,
gore iaareoe, % 8Oliti6eien os 6 I'm
~oeroroueoe orabtes. 5lere prOminente
Yerioner oil i~anoipnlisuis bliue uoOiite
/ ben nRrmeite 5remtib.
9ette politiite 8iruar bar intet at
sisre meb Bpsninsen at Sfibstaualeu,
oa life noset af be politiite BARTER
mOoiatter fig bette fore ameritanite
5%oretasenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Wisipuri.

Gn ~nngrenbe SDnber. Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Sunens Sasius
gera9ent / @dniaS Gitp mootos iorlebel
$50, ium en- S]ernbanerguer for Is 2ar
iioen bapoe i~tjaalet ira &umpauiet. Gu
oaarlis fleot Manb tpm til Surliu9tor
8anens &ontor / ct. Soiepb % ipurste
eiter Scr. Barter. "a bet blep la9t
6am, at Scr. Sarter5 auntor bar
aanias Gltp, i%urtalte ban, at ban bar
en- al be &ppere, ium for Is aar iibeu
baooe irarsuet SIR. BARTER $50. San
efterloo berpaa / aontoret Ell 8anlan.
uisnins paa $50 Os foriuanbt.
Farmers @aiansn bolot en- Son,
uentiOn i Iertle Springs / 9sroass.
Wteo 40 mob s Stemmer tilitemte ben
Ocalas8 latformen meb l~lnota9elie al
Yarasraferne ON 2aan paa 5alteeiens
BONNIE til 2 Yrocent &ente % Sub
treaiurDsS 6emen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
ct linigt 0eoraaeri

bleu nDltg uoiDrt | 9onoon. @n Oerre,
iom nogaU jig ior at uGre ipoGmerliaHit
General o. bar ben bsire Arm | Bino,
Tom ino til en- al be ltpre Suutlcrer OF
sioroe nO9le minore 3notlsb, Tom BON
betaltc ioutant. ga ban uiloe iOrlnoe
Butiffeu, bIeu ban ltaaeuoe ioran ct
Stab, boort Der laa en toitbar Diamant,
Der toiteoe 5000 Tuno. @eueraleu
iaBoe, at ban piloc 'jpbe ben, men iifc
bauoe iaa mango Ysu9e pdn iig. Oct
sIsr Iugenting", iparece Snueleren, "les
tnn ieuoe bet til 3eres Sotel meo en-
Re9ning". "@eneralen i%udrsoe, at BON
beller oilos ienoe fin 3isner biem til
6utellet for at bente Yengeue % peHte /
ButItieu, til ban TOM tilba9e. Gan
talOte pna fin 3iener og iagoe til BAN f:
Tag en- 8ogn. ijor biem III min aone
% lig iii beuoe, at bun ifdl glue dig
5000 Funo til ct 3iamautimDffe, jom
jee uil flDbe til gruOegaue til min 3at.
ter. Ejeuereu iuopenote, at 5ruen
neppe piloe uobetale BAN en- ida flor
Gum, bois ban life ~mebbragte ct Gar
~ifrepne Orb ira Gcneralen. "8u bar
Ret", iuareoe beune % 9it ben til ct
Strtpeboro, men | bet CANINE betGuite
ban iig os benuenote iis til Suosleren
meo be Orb: Seq bar, iom De ier.
min arm / Bino. 8il De p9rc iaa
uenlis at itriUe ct Gar Orb for mig.
3noeleren par naturlisOis UiIis BERTH,
os @ensralen bittersbe lslsenoe: "aiare
aoue! Der tilbpoer fig en- suuitis Sci.
lisbeo for mig til at iiebe Iiamanter.
Seno mig oerfor itrar meo 8uoet 5000
8uno. aarl". Brepet btep sipet @e.
neralens 3jeuer, iom lteg inc / en- Bogn.
% sfter en- balo Times 5orlsb tom ban
tilba9e meo Bengeue. 8eneralen gap
SuOeleren be 5000 guub o. III 5mpt.
let. Ia 3uueleren ON Nitenen Tom
biem. bleu ban life tibet ouerraitet psb
at erfare, at bans aoHe bnroe uobetalt
3jensren 5000 YLno % bauoe sicrt
bet uoen Betantning, eiteriOm bun
tjenOte iiuNduOs 5%aauoitriit, os Ran.
ben heb aarl.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

Or. =. y. Torres. ben ameritanf,
aoniul o. iteoiortrabenbe @eiauot be
r~etter, at Der, iioen ben nuo9renos
Mastbaper bar itaaet | Spioien 70,
Resierinsen, life bar oaret nOsen aar.
Jag til llro. Den Baaitano, at Gene,
raj SippOlpte baooe besaaet i~oritjels
lise Opersreb, er aloeles usrunoet
Sippolpte beitraber fig tun for at sisrt
bet bebite, ban fan, men ban uubertrpt,
fer etbpert 5Ories paa at unoer9rapt
bans Mast.
Oct er nloeles ~iitfert, flyer aouiulen.
at, bpis Yreiioent SippOlpte par bleuer
mproet Den 2Sos Nai, oilOe 5Oueoita-
ben Bort an Brince inoen "A Time,
goat op / 8lammer, buorpee 2uiinoer
af Menueiter uiloe BABE iat 9iust til,
Os en- a~lminoelis Y~lpuorins uiloe bauet
pRret 6slsen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
% ~ I.

Gbriitian TX, Sonse al 8anmort,
arOnprins 5reoerit o. George /, &onse
at @ratenlanb, besao iis Mano0s
Morsen ombOro pau ben ton8ellse
Sast for at mobtase aeiieren At @us'
lamb. Den tonselise Sast leoiasebes
al Yantieritite uoenfor Sapnen, bpor
ben teiierlisc Sast bleu iisualiieret,
ben rusiiite aeiier ites ombOrb % bleU
moOtaset pau bet Sisrtelisite al ben
bonIte SOnseIamilie, Suaiuart be ite9
itnnb, menItrebe aciiercu sgresua0tcn,
iom tommonoereoes al Yrins GbrlIttuu.
Giier Dtsnitrin9en be9au aeiieren fla
til 5reoenSborg.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Chilli.

st blpbigt Slns mcrem Resierinss'
trooper % SniHr9euterne ianot Steo
5rebog, QDrbos % SMons, | Mon.
bags boilebe begae 69re paa fine 8oas
ben, % Suaen ipgtes at bile ejenoptase
9ampen, iDrenb De irilte Trooper an'
fommer. 8eretningerue er iaa mools
seuoe, at man life ton aisjsre, bpem
Der oanbt; men cit Ting er iitter, Og
BET er, at bette Stag foiteoe benimoo
5000 Soloater 2ipet. Oprsrerne leo
ct Cab al minoit 5000 Maub. Slas
get itoo lise / Iarbeoen al 8alparaiio,
iom Oprsrcrne iorisste at inotase.
Gn oprorenbe gambling blep ben
lobe 9lusuit be9aact al Yreioent 8ala
maceoa, ioet ban foo so unse @utter,
Ssnner at pruminente 5amilier, neb'
itpbe al en- gfbeling saualleri, foroi be
bolot Ell bemmelis pOlitilf 8isfusiion.
Sprorerne panot. Sielse aabel.
srammer Srebas Giten! ~aabneces Slas
get iajen tibli9 5reoa9 MOrsen. Otter
eli 5 timers b~aarbnutfet aamp blcr
&egjerinSens Trooper brepne tilba9e,
Ug bet enc 6e9iment oeiertereoe efter
bet anbet. @alparaiio blep ~ouer9ipet
til Sprprerne og er MI unber Sontrol
al be ameritaulfe, enselIfe Og tplfe @o'
miraler. 8eioltniu9en ltal u9re ODER.
maaoe be9eiitret oper aampens uofalo.
4reiipent 8almaceoa CT uOen Scr %
General, o9 fjernt fra SopeOitaoen,
buor ban buube ltsrit 9illutuius.
SnHs @eneraier 8nrboia pg Msgrecd
% BE- fleite Sficerer al Sta6en falot.
% iiol8e aabel9rammerne er oct alOe'
les umuli9t for Yalmaceba at or9ani.
iere fine Trooper, os &risen aniees for
at pere enbt. If 0almaceoas Scr
falot 1900 Soloater % al Oprsrerues
50S.I Salmaceoas arlgsifib "2pnd"
ooergao Jig lamme Dag til Oprererue.