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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
The Fort worth to Ogden Rate.

KANSAS CITY, March A.-This morning
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas notified lines
in interest that it would make the same
rate from Fort Worth, Texas, to Ogden,
Utah, by way of Kansas City, that the
short lines between these two points were
making. This rate is $50. The local rate
between Kansas City and Fort Worth is a
trifle over SIG, and the rate from Kansas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
Big Catches Of Seal,

ST. JOINS, N. B., March 24.-The sealing
steamer Neptune has arrived here with a
catch of $4,000 seals She reports the
Hector has 5000; the Greenland 10000
the Vanguard 20, O00: the Wolf 10000: the
Walrus 5000; the Kite 5000; the Iceland
II, 900; the Terranovo $4,000; the Aurora
5000 and the Esquimaux $4,000; the gulf
steamers have not been heard from.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
The Inter- Continental Railway.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-The only
matter considered to-day by the Inter
Continental Railway commission was the
perfection of plans and arrangements for
sending three surveying parties to South
and Central America to begin work in
determining the route of the proposed road
to South America. Nearly all arrange
ments have been decided upon. The first
work will commence in Guatemala.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
The Sales Made Yesterday.

Winfield S. Ross and wife to Frances S.
Douglas, part of lot B. block "a, plat F. 5 zoo
Miriam Ford to Charles Platts, part of
Let g. block 30, ten-acre plat A. ----,--- 15-
E. S. Mcdowell to S. McDowall part of
lot l. block 20, plat A-- $50
E. S. Mcdowell to s. b, Bowman, part of
lot |, block 90, plat A------......------ $50
C. E. Vest and wife to Catherine Powers,
lot s, block g. Capitol Eseights addition
c. E. Vest and wife to Catherine Powers
lots 90, %, "a aad 25, Pleasant View ad
d1tlon- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
G. S. Henderson and wife to w. B. Halle
lots 27 and %, block 1, Colorado subdi
vision ... &C
j. A. Livingston Smith and wife to Joseph
w. Harrison, part OF lot 4. block Is,
plat Observation-Disclosures Lie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

Mr.. Gum stopped at the end of twenty
tour miles and two laps, on account of
numerous blisters about the size of silver
dollar rising on his feet All the other
skaters were in line trim, and there was
the promise Of a close race TO the finish.
But the sport was abruptly broken off by
the managers finding the hall nailed up
yesterday morning. The prizes offered
were Sl25 gold medal to the winner and
S25 in money to the second best man
The rink was under the management of
F. f. Lathrop and j. r. Clinton, the latter
having the reputation of being the fastest
skater in the west. The rink was opened
December 6, and developed some good
rollers. Pete Peters, of the Wonderland,
and George Murray, real estate agent,
among the men were reckoned as the pre-
miers OF fancy skating, while among the
ladies the graceful ''clips' of Flossy
knowlden, Alice Winson and Belle Golden
captured the spectators.
The failure OF the rink to pay was not in
the hall, as it was large, new, well floored,
brilliantly lighted and centrally located l.,
but rather in the failure of the manage
ment to appreciate the value of printing ink.
The managers were also little too loose
in regard to the characters they admitted
women with unsavory regulations having
been frequently seer on the floor.
Otherwise the managers were enterpris
ing enough.
Mr.. Dyer, when seen by HERALD re-
porter and asked the reason for his action
said that, to tell the truth, the boys were 6
| little back on the rent. Mr. Over expect.
| to convert the hall into q storage room. ht
needing such a place for his electric ligh
] and gas fixtures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

Dies MONIES, March 24.-The Des Moines
river is raising rapidly and with large
masses Of outgoing ice is destroying much
property. Several bridges, including the
Belt Line, are washed out. The loss to the
city and surroundings is;already great and
much more is threatened as the water is
still rising.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
Ex-ConsuI Tanner Arrested In Boston.

HALIFAX, n. S., March 24.-Mr. Tanner,
late United States consul at Picton, who
fled from the province to escape prosecu-
tior on charge of attempted assault on a
little girl, has been arrested in Boston,
and, it is said, will be brought back for
trial. He was prominent in society while
at Picton, but one day inveigled into his
Office little daughter Of a well known
citizen with whom he took improper
liberties. He was severely beaten by the
father, but soon after left when prosecu-
ton was inaugurated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
Have the Funds.

Commissioner Patrick Lannan received
the following telegram yesterday:
CHICAGO, March "a, 1891.
Patrick H. L AMMAN, Worlds Fair Commissioner
Treasury department has provided funds
for commission to meet Wednesday, April
l, according to bylaws.
JOHN I. DICKINSON,
Secretarv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
The New Midland Agent

E. D. Baxter, the new general agent of
the Midland, has arrived in Salt Lake and
will have his Office in the Burlington row.
MIR. Baxter is a thoroughly genial rail-
reader, and will without doubt corner
goodly portion Of Utah's trade; he was being
shown about town yesterday by Mr.. Odill,
manager of the Coop Wagon and Machine
company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

City to Ogden is $50. This action will affect
all rates in Kansas and southern Missouri
and will even enable the Little Rock rate
to be scalped, while from Kansas City to
the west brokers will be in clover. 1t is
expected Kansas City brokers will soon be
able to sell Ogden tickets for from ST
SOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
The Pickle Factory

There ought to be hundred men in this
city who would Jump at such an opportun-
ity of making money as the pickle plant
offers.
Secretary Gillespie says he has a num-
Der of persons who are ready to subscribe
and that the more they learn of it the more
they like IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

Joseph T. McNary ct al. to H. W. Farms
worth, lots % and "a, block 2 Lincoln
Joseph T. McNary ct al to b. w. Farms
worth, lots 90 and "a, block 2. Lincoln
park ...........---------- d
Elizabeth G. Wickersham ct al to
Amanda E. Burns. lots Is, l9. 81, 3S and
80, block g, La Veta place. ......-------- 90
LeGrand Young and wife to William
B. Trip, lots 4. 8, 6, ID, IA and 10, block
81, Sandy Station plat-------------
LeGrand Young and wife to Thomas e.
Marriott, lots Q, 10, II and IL, block SO,
Sandy Station plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Edward W. Tilton to Katherine G. Bel
cher, part of lot T. block p. plat D. 3,4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
A Steamer Demolished.

LOUISVILLE, March 24.-The fast express
on the Louisville s. Nashville road ran off
the track last night, near Anchorage, and a
sleeper was demolished. Mrs. Belle ELL
son, of Kokomo, Ind, fatally injured, and
number of other passengers badly hurt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
Auction SALE

This morning at 1890 sharp. Entire
contents of seven room house, 463 West
Fourth South street, consisting of bed
room furniture, carpets, stoves, chairs,
tables, ETC., etc. Sale positive. No re-
serve. E. M. ONION,
Auctioneer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
A ReIeian Bark Lnst.

NEW YORK, March IA cablegram to
the MARITIME exchange from Sydney, N. S.
W., announces the loss Of the Belgian bark
Don Nocoilss. The vessel left New Castle,
N. S. W., March 3 for San Francisco and
foundered at sea. All hands were landed
at Sydney.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
A Swedish Steamer Ashore.

NORFOLK, Va, March 24.-The signal
service report Swedish steamer ashore
on the North Carolina coast south of Cape
Henry Her name is not known. She
going to pieces and only one of the crew
has been saved
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
Lynched for an Attempted Outrage.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March 24.-John
Dances, colored. was lynched at Columbus
this morning for an attempted outrage up
on white woman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
The Intermant al Grssnmnnnt.

BALTIMORE, March 24.-When the body
of General Johnston arrived his old soldiers
were at the railroad station and barred their
heads as the coffin was borne past them.
The remains were laid at rest beside his
wife in Greenmount cemeterv.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
A Union Pacific Freight Ditched.

DENVER, Colo, March 24.-The fast
freight train on the Unicn Pacific for Chey-
enne wa. dltched near Brighton this morn
ing and Fireman Burt instantly killed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

MILWAUKEE,, March "a. = The United
States marshal and postoffice inspector to-
day arrested Ben Howellen, Mrs. j. New
bauer and A. Smith for dealing in Louisi
ana and Mexican lottery tickets. Other
arrests will follow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
General John C. Lee Dead.

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 24.-General John
c. Lee, at one time lieutenant governor of
ofnOhio, and conspicuous officer in Rose
GRAMS army during the war, died here to-
night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
Mining Notes.

c. W. Ellis, an Aspen, Col, capitalist
who has extensive realty investments on
the East bench is in the city looking after
his interests. He will shortly visit some
OF Utah's famous mining camps and pave
the way to fortune
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

Abstracts of title to real estate situated
in Salt Lake county, neatly. accurately and
promptly furnished by the countyrecorder. :"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
DEATH FROM KIDNEY DISEASE

Is the most unfortunate and untimely end
ing Of thousands of the American people
annually. Oregon Kidney Tea is guarsn-
teed to cure all forms of Kidney troubles
Take it in time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

THE SALT LAKE ABSTRACT, TITLE. GUAR
ANTEE & TRUST COMPANY
Make speciality of abstracts of title to
city and country property-265 S. Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
The North River Bank Decrep

New YORK, March 24.-Judge Ingraham,
of the supreme court, today entered a
final decree dissolying the North River
bond. Francis S. Higgins was appointed
receiver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

Owing to the popular demand special
matinee of "All the Comforts of Home''
will be given Friday afternoon. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
apology

In the Niagara will insure sweet repose
II. ]. GRANT & Co., Agents.
j. f. GRANT, Manager.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

Lots in Lincoln Park addition can now
be bought on monthly payments. G. E.
Mainland, 235 Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
DR.. Howard Crosby Dying
The Dies Moines River Rising.

New YORK, March 24.-Rev. DR.. Howard
Crosby is dying from pneumonia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25

SALES.
Apex, 1000 a lie.
Crescent, 2,000G35c., seller 30.
Mammoth, 2O06S4.2O.
Stanley, 2,0oO02Oc. .
Total number of shares, $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-03-25
Total.

Total. ------........S ST. OBS
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
MlQer=@ggens
Sfrifter.
apinotns aorhole til Manoen.

On Nfbnnoliro. poet Cpld0. Seitet, 81
Gents. 3uobuHoen. 40 Gents. Smaii 3mo
buH0eH, 80 9eHi5.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25

SubbOfokforteaHetir; ErisHbfomter Bjlet
% Sduan, 1ri ua8c IrG o9 &usoeH sc 10 1rpgr
Tract. iou piltc baBf ausre Blaze Walfrcr gpgrn
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aul -alFmpfu % 5Urrtl IuiRioapIs ca natarisg
pi$ ngr0fi t pgihciieu pad 6cieu 1aaar. ioaq o.
iaorsea gtHifab SgrercH NDghuloet ganoreye4
eicmioui EemeGs- eobf Raae or6re 6H Sassr "a
btu pt0orr Niagara aHgaiiuus Solifie o. @etares
Tuactdaben- Sttutaea alaet gnttea 5rortiaa5ti
Cre o. Gambling ana8rGsboppGt-qauesb1imeo
-@ra5carbrioegen n'Oefr CO ESB-r q lotlaoie ons
III GyiHorina ON 5rH Tibuiitr Brandt Gplctalera
III GEinorug en- su;hrys 5rsid Hli : ta E,s
aarSoi;tIasats gagO0ergI NsorgsnpHasa aat1.
iang III ei Eduort1stinNb 3~nbburoes aiFrilbes-
Gco darsftiite, 1884 2rteiesrsu 2evuetsb,sbna
aHrrtia 1oreerprrst ztam5pgpcrs Tri itaig
Sdno 5ribeo EDrgc guiber G0lcgc adptilopc5s
friitetnr Den augsb. BcflcHssiir @euriareths e.
9orurroiea ofrrcu bauer BET 9cbgb gauiHrns ben
Sliuoe 3eta5 / Ismylst, tolo aar saHiae STAINS
-RatbaHiel Sdrrabds.
SaImer Sgger pGrrCr. mcbrns bar Hnoes auaet
o. 5rgfi = Beo Betraginius at Giocruss Issn ges
&giaar isJ-gH Easi0asiatmt 0uiD lat Ues oct. 6l
bauer III 5ormaHiHa 3nleialue 1874 Tcf birrnet
ne Jeruaiem Sfiiisr Gbcr lite iige meo oenat See
ben JHleiaHg 1871 Seo aareis SlRiHtHs 1851 Jas
leiauG 1879 Naauer.
aoresie. n. auuneien.
TecUfdb, 1BHA
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2eeorab. 5owa

90 gun tuiebe zig for 8rOuuinsens Sober Os fpss
iebe Lenbe paa 6danben.
Sriitina Ioitepe 5snbe Op, iOm man lsser msO ct for,
tjGlet gGru.
ga, bUao ituIOe ies sisre2" iasoe bun, ba be atta
JON iOrpam iab iOrtrolise ueO SioeH al biuaa0en.
Seq MATTE 10 site BAN bort. StGuOerns LOB mi!
life 6reo, RaaOet transte IND paa mig. grGitsrHe to!
fine Orb tl6ase Og ~fOriitreoe mig. at AIt par tiaao
%unotaseH at uisus ben usiit Stanb. Seq m0atts j.
itaiis Giset DO. 8niOr bar leg uDiet bin Srooer la'
parcis en- gemGliioe % !acet bans @gteifabstOntrat
Opiatte, 5uori jog itrer BAN 6dis6 os llliiuHSa ii
9rsO iumt GbOrsbdae Os G~itiIstuna til Smor pat
Brsoet.
~SuOr bu er COB, ariitina! Nleu ale ~tonseIige GaUsi
CT ior Sntet Of rssne imOo ben egtts, ban bar attract,
at tOume til at sie big islp.~
"Waig2 9u taller iOm Stanoerne Om Sen samG
ROman, i~oritaar leg. glsu Der er life Gale ON mig.
Sea itaiisr Din grobsr en- nisgst imutteye gsmaliues,
priniesie emilia al Sssier:eaSisl. Sau eIter 10 bsuss,
os bun bam. Sntst sr naturIisers. sno al ps. iom
Iaa bsi Grab attraar bans eptts, bsrtosr bam esilisbd
til at iOIss fit 9ieries gals."
Marie GuirOipns itirrsSs beitprtst paa ben tonssIis,
SHnr. {1un bite altiOr sOot. at arifina %itemteo,
og itismtsos ret ubarmbiertis meo iine One, men oenns
Stemt git for piot. Zen ifufispe YsnnSe isste at le.
"Nsi. sa itremmer mig lite. On barer big ao iom
meS SuIesapsrus."
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
L53

/ 6inlunO. Snsen bar iOm Greuen %fOritaaet at tGmme
bette ~beitiaIite 6OIf."
Seq ueo 20, Der bat siort bet beore eno leg: iali9
6ongsn, iOm siorbe 5innerne til be ~trOfaiteite SOIoater
/ 8srOer nait efter S%ueniferne, og Dor MI resjerenSe
naaoi9e Drowning, iom iubrstteOe ataoemiet / aabo.
SfaQen er maaife baarb, men aiGrnsn er sob. Seq
planter, Sub siper YerSn. @ber5 Wlajeltet, iOm CT
uns, pil iaa ~martelise 6ruster at ie ira bette eano,
naar ri iaar 6rsO os Sroen linsene."
Oct er mig fort at bore. 6reOen er life Ianst bOrte.
Seq oniter Gber (oeIO meO Sert G~esimente Cert Stous
os Sprise, @rep Srabe!"
3 0sreu moote @repen Sronninsens Ruiine, 6prits
inbe Marie Gufroipne, M Dnolinsen W'asnus De Ia
@arbies Suiru, iom bauoe uentet puu 5oretrGOs.
"gr ou MI ~iOrnpiet, Marie2" iasoe GrOnuinssn
paa Gpif meo ct itiemtiOmt gdf.
Seq CT aItiO ~fornSist, naar min Drowning er ~iornSiet
meb mig, . iparebe 6pritinOen, nOset %iorunoret ousr bet
upentebe Spsrssmaal.
~StaI Der iaa Iiot til for at pare lptteIis? Sig
bsQsrs, naar bin Serre Os ManO er i~ornsiet meo big.
Ut ia, bpOrior blsp Su lite grsuinbe al gasiau2"
"arifina. :, .bu peO, at grsp MiasnuS Os is leper
msset lpttelis iammsu."
"Su, iOm ct Bar GurteIOuer, jes peb bet. Oct CT
saaite uiil friitenOe iOr maselSie 6Ols at is!ss ct iaa
op9psselis; Grempel. 9afor ipsrssS ies big: sr Sa
~iOrusiet mes mis2"
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554
SPAR ies pGret misfornoist? 9ar ies pit mig atats
nsmlis2"
Seq pil minoes, at bu i'm lib grab srofootuetaaz
rer ouer en- iaa foritratteIis wlesaaianee iOm at iorsns
bit ~tonseIise Blob meo Ie IA @nroiernes. Dtsote ou
lite @reu Srabe 3Sreu2"
$50. Suorfor bet?"
~Sau bapOe ct gapir lin gOrteieuiae. Ran ba
tie?"
"eOm 9Gto6s airtetaarn, naar min Drowning bsfas
Ter mig bet
Seq tan lite befale c, 6irtetaaru OF tie. Oct ringer
fine Sen,nrelisbsber uo busr SsuoGs, bing, bang, Os
bu sisr bper Dag, buub 3atObs airtetuarH 'an sisr ON
Sonoageu."
Seq ~fOriitrsr big, sriitiua -. .bOi5 bu pil betrO mig
Noset......~
"Saa peo bin Manb bet iaitsn, StOdbOIm imOrssn,
gerbeu iousrmorgsu. IReH bar big m for ensangs
Stplo life ab iOm Sato6, bar big 6saer ao lOm Saarnet
Gre arOaer, " bet sisr life Spestater nsb alOtter, bet
Ter os tier"
Seq er al Stsn, ariitina. 5p0O gar Greu grabs /
fin Yoriefeuiae2@
"Gn 9GstsltabstOntratt.
40, sriitina, bUiItsn 2gbeImOoisbeo, bUiIten eptte,
builtsn glaSs for bels Sverissl Saa CT ou aItiaa snOes
Zig bIspsn ~ousrbeuit ON bans 6sleIiers Spristis5eo!
Dit smn,s tSierte Gar life funnel moSiiaa en- iaa Ianss
Saais iaa orsSis;. iaa tmrOiai SsHsiusnbso!"
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3ioernes 3eau.

Er9oiien paa 21oe SBnoag eiter 5rnitati5
peo 3noOislicu al Teer Greet alrie. Seitet
10 Gents. SH6buuoen, % Gents
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
S~rOnnin9 &riitinas u%n9oomstio.
Mortiat ira fOrriae NO.)
vi 3. SopeIius.

6ortiat ira forri9e No.)
qua 9aOOe 9ienuunbet belle lin SelpSObbeo. 9tu
| 9oaoe, Der fSIte fig OusrIesen. Sun bauoe Iaast
u'OoI, bun bauOe at irpste bIauOt Suinbsr,
[|' 9elos paG Samtioens 9GroomS !Spibepuntt,
G'I0'Or. 9Ien / ben ~ieIuiife SpIeIie al benne
r"1os0s Der Jig en- bsiiin6et Seuuorins for Gipas
.'''en SGntetrait! builten ouerbeuiienpe 8lars
"DO'o9en bette enc, aitrcIoserues Garrelpl!
g00F tan man paa ensans pGre iaa fart os
S,"''4ten ON Der III aIiseuel par ct Gran
'pe uIornuften2 Gp6o Srabe lGite Stiers
W" 6aOers Sutter ifuIbe erobre 9lorSen......
SgS'n'H mig lite paa gripsboIm.. 49,. iasOe
S'srne mig lite, at ies ifal itise fra Mast
,."5 lpu Aar, iasOe Den, os iaa bale. Gu
@'Us @ar. 49,. gtoniens, 6antaiiens @ipsIeipil!
SP'''sn Ute Iise iaa Hart ON fire 9lar2 Stise
~, Gale? lltenteIist.. ...gr Der en- Cub,
S'eene? Gartefius tpipIer ON glt unbtasen
~" er Dog i~tOrartet, bet sr ben bpieite Ganfe,
0pna"et ct Msnnelfes SiGI. sSnseu SiSs
DlLs leIO. SibeIsu beror paa 6ortoItninser,
S'9reber iOOes af Samleiubtryt, % Mt
avg tnOtasm ies ieIp. 0etten sr mere sno
CT 9te8isrtnsStunf. $500.
'O SIOtteu uben at ten,e berpaa. Sit.m
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VIII.
Srpnnins ariitiua iiiHipg.

GiosSrot @reps Eebr Srabe buttsbe til @flteo /
0ronninsens 8ubinet. Dlai l64s.
Seq tatfsr Ser, Sr. greue. Setrast bette Sueru
Tom ct gibneSbyrb ON min i~pnSerIise SiliS. Buntteris
or opIattc eitsr nit 0nife; fun ansaasnoe Buntt 4,
Srunfplsen, pil iea snSnn betGnfe mig noset. Seq
bsbsper lite at nlinbe en- iaa pr0uet StatsmanO % tro
SaaSaiper on, at ben SIas5 Eager Dor ben penits
Saanb life pibe, bpub ben bcire itriper. aaaur uster
grepen at reie Ouer til 6inIanS?"
DMeo GberS Maieitats naaSise GiaoOs!le oster iss
eubnu at blips nosen Sib StpdboIm pda Srano at
1OrbanbIinaerne Raapei ON 6reSen."
~Gobt. Oranges Der til Ser Der, iaa trensss Der
OaIaa til Ser Der, % ies fan baarIis unSuars esers tO
9i,neas. Oct bebser fla. at @rspsh bliusr peIfonmsn
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25

Sl4le." Gan itaar me6 fine %trpinite
6rsllerarme ubitrott imtpo Zig o. ben
ter paa Dig. Sau bill life bortItgoe
Np9eu, Tom tommer til BAN. Som I'll
Din Seius meb al Gin Spno, Stam %
GlsnSigbec, Der er Mao for 3in bun.
9rige SiGl; Der oppeIoer ben ipriSs
lenbe lepenbe gonotiloe, Tom lGoltcr
ben gaHimRateoe Os ~irelier fra %
ben.
Seq tjeuote for maugc S(nr iioen en-
Wtanc, ipm beiao 5ormue 90 ct 9pot
Siem. San bar en- astet screenings.
manb % ben lebenoe slano / Meuiebcs
beoen % "5ureuingen." Meu ian be
9pnote ban at brittle. Set git mart
neboo gaffe; ban git 5alit; epsbpm
bjemig9te Suiet; aOnen bsbe Of Sors,
Sgrnene blepe bortIatte til Sl99tuinge;
ban lelo GIT omfrins iom ct @ra9;
prnn9 % lei bar Fan, %fran9let ps srpp
Wnnoen, iaa at Soft Delft unb9if at
tale meo BAN. 3 Inr eiter bans Sal
lit blep ie9 falot til Brett iii oct Stso,
bppr ban bapoe lepet. Gn 3og iaar
jeg Sub, on jes pilbe reiie no til Sat
ti9bniet, bpor mango Mil no / 9aupet
en- norIf Manb laa for 9ioen. ga lea
Tom ino | 8areliet pg FEN til Sensen,
laa ie9 for mig Siaebet al ben pberIte
Glenoi9beb. Seq tjenbte hans 9ipsbis
Itorie, c9 je9 funbe life urbet END Ell
Stuno at itaa itiae us ie paa, bportil
bet bar fommet meb benne fsr laa n9.
tebe p9 pelbOlone ManO.
San laa li9e'om / en- 8pale 90 mprs
feoe life min NGruGrelie. Seq faIbte
BAN peo gtapn U9 iagbe, at ie9 bar
tontmet Tor at le til bani, ON je9 tunbe
bare bam til noseu &elii9nelie. Sall
Hog line Gine pp Os ina pnu mig meo
ct o%perraIfet Slif; ban funbe nUiten
life iaa Jig til at tro, at 8r9lten oilbe
relie iaa lanst Os ie til BAN, bet iorag.
teoe 5atti9lem. Seq talte meb bam on
ben forlUrne Spn, bans Glenbi9beo %
9teo, men cgiaa ON 6aoeren, iOm to9
lmpo BAN isien % ilutteoe bam / fin
6apn. = Sa, Der bar en- tsriti9 SjGl
Iom 9iipeoe efter 2Gifelie; her bar ct
besjGrli9t Sierte, iom len9tebe eiter
9reit pg Sjelp. "Snsen GAP bnm
NO9et," men ben Serre Seius frellte
bans SiGl.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
TorIopeiyen.

On Aibnutiing. 5ieroe Gylag. 0eiiet, II
Gents. SnobuuoeH, IS Gents. SmHtt 3Ho
bunoeu, % Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
Si bile MI eaa pper iii at betra9te
ben fprlprne Spns
R9ffelIe.

Si bile MI eaa pper til at betra9te
Den forlprne Spns
geffelie.
"@aen ban gift i fig ielu," itaar Der.
Ser bapoe ban bare feet no / Serben,
MI begpnbte ban at rette 8liffet paa iie
ielp. Ser bapbe Hgben brepet bam til
andre Mennelter, III bespnbte ban at
tGnfe paa fin Saoer; TIL ban flyer:
"bpOr mango 3aslgnnere bps min Saz
Der bar life uucrilpbist 8rpO."
San fpm til Gitertanfe; ban beepnote
at operpeie jim isr9elise 2ilitanb.
Site fab ban paa en- Sten eler 9ras
itump fproperbeiet, itiae os e~ftertGnt-
ipm. Sans belle Sip bros fprbi bans
9anfe; ban iaa fig iom bet lDffelise,
slaoe Sarn legeuoe | bet fjere Siem
ban iaa fig ium ben elitebe, forbaabs
n~inssfulbe gn9lins meb bet freibise
glnii9t os bet aabne Blif. San t9nfte
paa, bppr 9pbt ban baobe bet bers
bjemmc; ban lpntes at ie i'm gulme So
Der peute paa bam; ban iDntes at bsre
bam ippr9e eiter bam, ON Snscn bapoe
iaat Srep fra bam eaer bsrt Hp9et ON
bam.
S 3anten iaa ban fin t~rpfaite Mober
saa srGbenoe ps ior9enoe pper bam
Der off bum, ben bprebare Wpber, ipm
ina pfte bapbe tsrret 9aaren ai bans
Zine, % ipm ct tibet 8aru taset bam
op paa lit Sfjpb % boilfet 2reitens ps
Spmuntrinsens Orb | bans Ore:
"@reb life, On fi9re @utten min,
Wp'er ifal tsrfe 2aaren p9f bun, ii
title MI, @utten min, I'LL blir aft sObt."
Sa ban iDnteS, at bun raabte paa
bam meb fin fla9enoe Stemme meo
3aarer i giet os @raab / Salien:
"8Om biem! fom biem, nit eliteoe
8arnl"
Sa 9reb BET 6am bpbt, inherit / Size
fen; ban ipran9 op ps raabte: LEG oil
bjem, jes oil saa bism!"
Decorah-posten., 1891-02-25
$50
~9uaO nil Qua"
Den naaOiae Grefen rinaebe.

~@aa bin @ei. 9lei. 49,. talb paa 9oufru Gbba!
Cuff, 9uft og Menneifer! Sanfen er ct gerbenss
bau; bet saar mig iom Sasur Gpnins. 6oran mig
Eansen, unoer mig ct b~unOIsit 0pb. aarreitreser!
Oct enife res(s CT bog at Isue.......oasar Snsenting,
Sasar Rins, Sasar &pnins, oasar @Ds! Oct er 10
en- Mabrisal, iOm fan fua en- Cub til at lie. ebba utl
blips benrptt......