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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
POOR OLD DOMIGO RUIZ.
The Grey-Haired Consul General Of
the Republic Of Ecuador
RUINED BY AN ADVENTURES,

Who Fleeced Him Of His Fortune.
He is Finally Sent to Jail For
Endorsing Forged Notes.-The
Woman Was the Principal Of a
Band of Conspirators, and is
Under Arrest-A Tale Showing
There is No Fool Like an Old
Fool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
roK..n Nop-UniouIsts From work.

HOMESTEAD, Pa. October 16.-It was
reported 70 Deputy Sheriff Richie to-day
that concerted effort is TO be made In the
morning TO prevent number OF nom
union workers who live at Springtown
from going to work To prevent this q
force Of deputies win be on hand at I'VE
O'Clock in the morning, and any crowd
which may assemble vill be promptly dis,
persed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
RUMORS And RUMORS.
The German Situation in a Highly
Confused COnditiOn--StOrm
BREWING BUT 1T HASN'T BURST.

Threats and Warnings Against
the Ministerialists = Nobody
Knows or Can Tell the Out
come of the Proposed Army
Bill-Caprivi Sits Apart in His
Tent, Meanwhile-The Result
Will Soon Be Known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
The Murphy An.l.srssry.

PrrssBURG. Pa, October o.
teenth anniversary Of the Aurpn'
ance revival Ia Pitts6urg was
at the Grand Opera House tor
reunion OF converts The im
torium was PACKED 70 the o.
fore seven O'Clock. and b.
turned away unable 70 81
Francis Murphy was
llyered one Of his charac
Ia which be strongly
movement Addresses
several Keelyites anf
nent citizens who
pledge sixteen year
of signatures were
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
a RIa6.OOO Fire.

JxRsEY CRY, N. J., October 16.-An
aarlv morning are which started IN 3 frame
ssnement did Si22, 900 damage o1vloeo
.tsmong the following Arm: vulcan iron
works, s40,o ,oo0: Theodore smith . - P[vs,. o5e.
- ~ Rirdssl IS. 600. and Wm. H. Helm
W. - no fS0 rfhe loss is covered By insur-
u ~ the bpildinzslwere cheap afLalEs
NJ 80 loSa is chieavfon machlnery 1ho
rf TIE dre is 4 1knoWh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

LONDON, October 16.-Mr Gladstone
consulted the oculist DR.. Granger few
days ago on accounto of the condition OF his
eyeslght, which has recently caused him
much uneasiness. II will be remembered
that during the general election in July
last MIR. Gladstone was hit in the eye at
Chester by missile thrown by woman.
Although the effects Of the injury seemed
TO have disappeared in few days
IL was believed that the eye
was permanently damaged. Mr..
Gladstone became so alarmed over
the increasing weakness OF his eyesight
that he was easily persuaded TO consult the
oculist. DIR. Granger, after careful ex-
animation, reported that he could detect
only the slightest increase OF opacity In the
crystalline lenses OF the injured eye. and
he assured Mr.. Gladstone that he would
retain good eyesigkt for many. years to
come. The doctor ana declared that Mr..
Gladstone Vas in ssassas.< rum.s~-sm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17

We are not surprised that people viii
not take new conzh remedy, when thef
know the value Of Dr. Bulls Cough Sy4P
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
ElDY IN THE RING.
mia CIaain Woodruff Blood
Martin Arrives
ErTtR OF ACCEPTANCE OUT.

,r-,r,an suGragists' Candi-
re.Izs Politics to News
Zen She VIII Make
..5sk in Boston, New York.
5.rbbia washington, Pitts
Cr1vs1and and Chicago
l. Pokramme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
Died of Cholera "

, .SsURG, PA. Oc,obs-
tas district @ CT 5is5 : 9l.sd States Gualrer,
80 30. ms morning at the Eo!. az ;SO
\ ~ n. eqolera 60 morous. He % w,. a }on
Isy ill during the nigh, was n Sen
move % Ves and UD 'ng i3 uiSs 3o9s i3is mOgls iisS
X goa r.. alter. His sudden se,ysas
regulation Of the report Pa IIbl
q ana a post mOrtem s,al eas a YoN
cen ordered by the CoropssAA - ~ - RN
ply good things are ini,a,.s tbe
= von cra. ...i yos get the genuine SaS, sss "e
you want '''l'rs sears sssSSo1, ~, De uf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-17
! Srhc MutIneers DispIaoed.

LeEDoS, October 16.-The first regiment
OF dragon guards has been ordered 70 take
the place of the Life Guards at Windsor in
consequence Of tho recent mutiny In the
ranks OF the latter regiment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23

ford street bridge. AT 4:30 p m. NJ. Tally
of the mission and the public are invited
MISSION OF GLAD TIDINGs. Hoyle Build
ing. High street-Conference meeting at lO3O
a. :; preaching at 0 and 7:JO y. m. by Mrs j..
u. Hazel.
BETHANY GOSPEL MISSION. 20 South
Main street Meetings Sunday at 3 and 40
.. m, conducted by Joel Bassett. Evangelist.
PROVIDENCE SrIRIrUALIsT ASSOCIATION,
Mt Columbian Hall, No. Pas Weybosset st.
Social Conference meeting at 7:3O p. IN, for
facts, tests and experiences.
Y. nj. G.. A. BUILDING. 430-Song ser
vice for men only, at s:30 p m. Good singing.
Gospel service this saturday evening at IN
for all Speaker. the Rev. w. L. Buck OF
Chestnut Street NJ. II. Church.
ST. THOMAS CHURCH, GREENvILLE--
Morning service, II o'clock; sunday school,
l2:l5 m; evening service, o'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
PINKERTON QUESTIONED


Sng. ~ men told him, wxs over the
ue<Lkos1p hoads. His men were armed
with Winchesters. AZ the start not over
- Of them wsro given arms and after
wards arms were given to about 20 In all.
He th0ught ~ evident that the state.
nent Of his men was true, for they did
not do the execution that was In their
VIM. A. Pinkerton was next sworn and
ccrroborated all that his brother had
ooid.
The Pinkertops answered all questions
frankly and candidly. The committee
adjourned subject to the call OF the
chairman. II testimony touching new
points d offered within day or two, IL
viii be received, otherwise the commit
tee win soon begin preparation of its re-
port.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23

- Cornogto People bay-TWo Muis AL
legged to be Running.
PrrsBuRo, Pa. July IA high official
81 che Carnegie Steel company when
asked BY an Associated Press reporter as
20 the condition of Affairs at Homestead,
replied that IL was very encouraging for
che firm. A number OF the men have
gone 70 work, some strikers went back
yesterday, and the company has more
workmen than IL can easily handle. APP
plications for employment are being re-
csived rapidly, bat only good men are
snsaged.
According TO this Official, the 119-inch
plate mill and the 30 inoh slab depart
msnt were running full, while all tho
ether branches OF the large steel works
are being gotten In readiness for resump-
tion ct once.
The steamer Tide arrived at Homestead
with 81 men, carpenters and mill workers
on board. Their landing was without in
oident.
AZ Carnegie's Upper and Lower Union
mills there was no change In the situa-
tion, none OF the strikers returned to
work and no non-union men were at
work. At Beaver Falls the shut down Is
complete.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
Admiral ehsrardi nesersd.

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, July o=LAst
sight as the Fort oriswoid House bril-
liant reception was rendered 10 Admiral
0hseardi and the ofncers of the naval
station and the war ships Philadelphia,
Concord, vesuvius, Miantonomah,
Jamsstown and Constellation. All OF the
society people OF the city and the leading
summsF vteitees participated Following
the reception grand ball and banquet
pses gjvsns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23

WILMINGTON, Del, July z3.-The work.
men employed on the new Shields library
building have notified the contractor
that they will not handle any OF the
Carnexie iron In the structure. The
structural iron had been ordered from
Carnegie mills but the contractor will now
make arrangements to procure 1t from
Trenton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
xorvalk's oldsss Citizen.

NoRwALK, Conn.,, July 2a.-Lewis Il. o.
Wilson died at the City Hotel in the esd
pear Of his age, being the oldest male res
s0ent Of the town. He had been In feeble
health some months and for the past few
weeks had been confined 70 his bed. He
at one time owned the whole of the ex-
tsosivs tract Of land on the Sound known
q Wilson'S Point and was then the
wealthiest man In this section of the
STATE. He leaves three sons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
A. o. o. ". Mastsr Workmsa.

INV HAvEx, Conn, July 23.-The
members Of the Past Master Workmen's
Association Of the A. o. U. w. OF Con-
nsctieut ere. holding their annual sum-
rnes nsttip( In this city. It is being at
tsudsd hy Representatives Of lodges from
all over New England. A short meeting
Was held in tbs rooms OF Sterling Lodge
No. -, bat only business OF little Import
apoe was transacted. A special session
of the Grand Lodge was afterwards held,
~ which dozen eligible candidates re-
osivsd the Grade Lodge Degree.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
TWO rHoUsANp DEAD.

cDaArmation Of the Awful Report From
Great sangir Island.
THE HAGUE, July 23.-Oficial tele-
grams received hero from Batavia CON-
arm the recent accounts OF the awful
destruction caused on Great Sangir isl.
and, belonging to Holland, by volcanic
eruption on June IL. These later advicss
state that the whole northwestern por-
tion OF the island was destroyed and that
5000 Inhabitants were killed. There were
10 Europeans among the victims.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
o'DoNNELL IDENTIFIED.
Night rinkertons Picked Him From .
Lot Of jail Birds.

Night Pinkertons Picked Him From .
Lot Of jail Birds.
PrsBUno, Pa, July 23.-Eight men
supposed to be Pinkertons who were at
Homestead on the 9Th inst, the day OF
the riot, called ut the county jail to iden-
tify Hugh O'Donnell. The latter was
brought into corridor with q dozen
Others confined in the Jail and was iden-
tined by each Of the eight men. The pur-
pose Of this move on the part OF the Pink
ertons could not Dc learned, but 1t is
eurmissd TO be connected with Q posi- BILE
objsctiou to Mr.. O'Donnells being re-
leased on bail.
10 prevent his release q charge OF first
degree murder must be made, and the
visit Of the supposed Pinkertons 10
thought 10 have been made with view
20 substantiating such q charge against
him. Tho nearing ofO'Donnell's case for
bail II being held today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
More rnforrnatIons FILED.

P1rTsBuRo, Pa, July 2S.-Informations
were made yesterday for murder against
Potter Allen and Matthew Fay, Home
etsad striksrs. They were arrested and
lodged In Jail here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
Auoshsr Sympathy Strike.

PrrrsBuAo, Pa, July 23.-Ths skilled
woskmsn at the Duquesne steel mills Of
shs Carnsgie Steel Company, to the num-
Dsr Of 800, are out on q strike In sympa.
thy with the Homestead men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23

LoxDoN. July IA despatch from La
gos, West Coast OF Africa, says, "Ths
0gbas, who were recently reduced to
submission, are again becoming asgrss-
eive. They have blocked the trade routs
70 the interior and ars numbering and
Kidnapping traders. Two hundred houses
here have been destroyed by hrs OF ac-
eidontal origin.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
new YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rected to May 22, 1892.

Passenger Train service, week Days wi
rected to May 22, 1892.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows:
For BOsTOS-s os, IL 80 A. NJ. 40 =: M. RE-
wrISSI,sSs TTESLss SO os 4. II iMsij 81 Ssf aof NJ
EEhNKEdbJNsSSs EMETlhsN5EbNs 81 O. < n 80 10 a. y H 20 i'PM
%RLISGroS K SidHTsvILiE-7 10. IL IS A. NJ;
sS 3 1SASteE y RIVER B r91Sr g y cESrHE
ie Is. sA6, 80. so. s.l1 90. sic 80. SO 10 p. NJ
oSsLaMNoNo' 81 ..Si co. sis hS 80 IS g y
PSSTA&S s. AsGT M CS sis 2spssGiSSP d y iS ~ II 80
ASSH9Hifoos sJ ..ii 90 80 "a 80 10 % p Nj 90
SUMMIT . oSESSq}, y * 3 s,rERLING-7 10 0 10 A. Nj
coe1tiaNTRYe e Rfo GdiRFEE&NE, MoosuP pLAINErELD
u 10, Q l0A: MI l2 rs, g As, 80 20 10 p.
wiSDHAM,. .wiLLTMANTic-o 10 A. 81; IL Is,
SES2SssS; B sstE II is saa New
ff2ifxbEEPnl Sfx Nj MfobahksEfshs Il N e
cfiiGAao AND THE WEST VIA NEwBuRa
AND ERIE R'Y-9 10 A. NJ;
PxscoAg .AND ISTERMEDIATE STATIONS;
NJ; IL 40 4 20. ss5 40. r. H.: ss % A. NJ.
Train leaving Providence 2 40 p. NJ. connects at
willimantic with the White Train due New York
Trains for Boston leave east end OF Union
Depot and for Hartford and the West from west
end. For Pascoag and way stations from Gaspee
Street Depot Providence
Tickets between Bostoa and Provide dence Qimited)
". 5. JONES. supt. A. c. KENDALL. @. PA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23

LONDON, July 2s.--At q meeting Of the
LAncashirs Master Cotton spinners Fed
eration, it was resolved TO send circular
"a members advising that wages be re-
auosd 10 Per cent, and until the reduction
= snforosd the mill work three days Q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
rRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
Corrected 70 June ls. 1907.


BOSTON isIi jiif IS S;;' e: I saSs ,'?s 8
s 1ss sosrdS g r. f1SS s1SS0 PSss
Sss.1i SsssiSe o. "a sSc s. s. soo
Paw 5ysREE.s Is, 90 :: % q % y Y ssss !. g
nobSSyIEfSESS.. 3 :s 81 j. T., ~ o.
is 4 81; s.o s !. .s:
s0sTa H. ATskfsSsSsS.o T. . .os T. - III hS e
rLfMSSSaE MSSB TAEESs $aESSHN sag kGE
900. eli 90. a m: Sso D. IN. sCdays 10
VEST MANsFIELp-eoo 81 90. ''ii Ooa.mI4oa
8 s. is e sSs 49, s. ::sss: rs s ss
EsTFi 3 B Jpa3.s %. ..z 90 :. nj sr p. N
sSssfSSS SasfSS JnSTioss "a e q 10 5s G 20 a.
SHS$$$ $Skk J, s g. 10 ''' :"
koxBURY-"5 % 90 q M r,,,us
FOR nosyoss.s .ssS!s ssi9 s sssis i9 70 70 n tss q,
pAwTtteSEffe:s g Is q i. g Mo 10 80 I. MI so
ArfI2soF5-S'i FS 'I5S s%is. %i 10 sos m, So $50.
sossTFIIi III lffFiLRsoRo Il + L%soRo and pLArSvrLLE-s is
MAssPIikLb MAsIi B n .a SIS. osoA. m, So
sHSff$s sdsjfiSs-s y ss ri 70 q az i'
sFSS hsks. 10 ,s 50 g nj N M g. e g. M 20
sparor cars only.
.Or on arriva. OF train from New York.
''or on arrival OF trains from sfonington and
New London.
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23

OLD COLONY,
PRovIDENCE DIvIsIoN.

Time tables giving full information
as 10 local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta
tion and stations as below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23
Unitarian.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Ben.
eft and Benevolent streets--Public worship
10:ts a. m; the Rev. Il, II. Slicer Of Buffalo
will preach.
FOURTH UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner Of
Potter's avenue and Ocean street, the Rev
w ii Spencer. pastor Preaching at 1870 y m
by the Rev w II Savany of Boston.
OLNEY STREET CHURCH, the Rev. Alfred
Manchester, pastor-Public worship, at 10:45
am; the Rev w II Savany of Boston will
preach.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23

CHURCH OF THE MEDIAroR--Rev Henry
w. Rugp, ID. D., pastor-The Rev Francis A
Gray OF Worcester, Mass viii preach at l0:45
m; Sunday school at l2:l5 IN.
FIRST USIvERsALIsT CHURCH, the Rev.
n: ! Cushman' man y; D. s pastor. :, Morning
Rev Richard Eddy, DID; Sunday school NJ
1918 m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-23

YouNG woMEN's MEETING. P. r. Y.
w. G. AZ, Bl Westminster street--At AS
p. m. subject, "Thosew hom God Approves" !"
I'd Cor, x.:l-ls All women are invited.
CHURCH or YAHvEH-Preaching at 10:45
q m and 100 p m by the pastor, the Row l.
Osler; Sabbath school at el5 pm; CE at
st5pm.
FRUIT HILL CHAPEL-Suuday school nc
10 m; preaching by the Rev : Barney at
llstA. All seats free.
MISSION OF THE COMING KING 1928
Broad street Prayer meeting at 1890 a. M:
preaching AZ p m by Elder Pettengill, con-
ference at s:D.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. Trinity
square, the Rev. n. q. Hav. pastor-Sermon
at lo'+s m; sunday school X. All invited .
UNION GOSPEL MISSION. East Provi-
dence-Prcaching and testimony meeting at
1870 IN by the Rev Y Hazel.
USioS SEA AND LAND MISSION. the Rev
Charles VI. Plummer, super intendent. -
Gospel services will be held on Messrs. Day. /.
Sons q Co.'s wharf, Dyer street, near Craw-
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-07
Sgttenoe &apttel.

Oct par mauife life rimsIist, at be antnoninses, )fs
meS 6oriat bapbe siort min SamtaIe nso Steutns,
ituIbe brinse BAN til at furms fin 9anSlsunaaSe saalfe,
fom ies O%niteoe; men ON be Osiaa life sioroe pOsst gOpt,
iaa tunbs Be stbuert 6aIo lite itaOe, os iittsrt rct5 par
Oct, at man bauOe asteIie for min Mleninsi iaa iss bog
tanSe baabs, at Der uhbe lGsses nosen gegt poa tstne
llotaleIfr. ~ Hgees$
Der itoS III Inlet unbet tiIbase at siSrs eno at aiuente
gesipenbeberne; men ies fan life beitriue ben ~ioriGrOes
Iiss SpGnOina, buOri ies uar, msosns Siaerns ;git, %
bpsrt QiebIit bruste Os nGrmere ben SIutnina siQn nj
frpstsOe, men bog iuris IGnstes siter.
No9ls at 6oltene BRAT fig ON GiterniSoaSet btutite,
Os lea tror, at Der iorefaIOt ct aIuOrist Slagsmaal aels
lem to al benz. Der par Gang % Straal i lang lib,
os t~iIaitens ipiteS Der after Suinetipo Os 6enlefes.
Dog rar DC feite nOsenIunSe Gbru Og bpISt Dem itpiis
me, iom par brutns, iaa belle l%ummeIen ioreSit ioruS.
Seq unorsOes pea, bpaO S~aaosmunoen uiloe iallfe ON
Spsttatlst Ousr bam, Os ON ban bauoe nosst ubr, iaa
ban tuuSs isIse nrsb Chen. 9aus SpbOIpsiteb par
pisislis msset ubpsseIist, iost ban par blanSt Ssdsns
belt ioruS ! Starpeu, buor bet par msrtt ien stdtttn,
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-07
PA

Senimo0 aiten it nj life minbre END fem SsiIsre
ii9te; 10 al benz itoo iDooper, Os be andre ben mObiatts
Sci. Suuet al bisie Stibe gap Steuens ben beitemts
5orui5Hius, at ri narmsbe Os Spitsn, o8 ban iasoe mig,
at fan nutog, at be tOm ira g%eitinoisu, buOrira ban
ments, nj blot par ire buuOrsbe 9purtmil f%iernet.
3es betos BAN life benne IrO.
Seq taIts ont GitermiOoagsn nosIs Orb meb 5rsten
Robertion os sientos min aOuurieI til Benbe ON lite at
TONNE paa 8Gf.
6OIteus bolSt fig after Igitise iOrao, iunOt paa ale
Slass ssisr os sjorbe, ua9tst life orutns, ct ~ioriGrbss
Ii9t Spettutsl. Gu al benz buUbe ct lratipil, iOm ban
~afottebe gunife Uatre Os usset IiUlise Toner, msoens
BAN iao paa StrGOOsrmuner paa Spiqet; andre oaHisbe,
Os to al BEN buu6e uOtIaot Jig Tom 6rucntimmsr Sutts
al Sciloug Og ulOeppr, Der ituIOe fOretiae Stisrter.
Isnm SIags 9sier uiloe buue uRret sanite uitpISiss,
bapbe Der ueret nossn srtienbt Mpnoisbeb, Tom isrte
Giipn, msa ira unitan6ig Munterbs6 til i~tsisubs, plump
lorben er Der Tor WiatrOier fun ct Iiost StriOt; Os unber
6oItenss narparsuoe guus tunbe ben minSlte 5OranIsbs
ming ioruan0Ie Stibst til en- StuspIa0s for bib Syfiss
bsb, Der tuuoe bsspnOe burmlSit NOT, men let tanoe enos
/ iOrbrpberite lOifesIiu.
timber min forte SamtaIe me6 5reten Ro6srtion baus
be ies siort bsnbs bet iOrun6rIiss Spprssmaal, ON bun
tunbs ltpre ct Stib2
So" uar bsnoes Soar.
he iuarer ia, fOrbi e oil fOrisss BET, ON man beOer
Dem " iaaSe leo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-07

seq tiger ia, fOrbi ies UirteIis iOritaar at BRUCE RatA
tet, iuarebe bun mto AluOr.
"Suor bar De IGrt bst2"
"Yaa Reifen ira Rup. Seq itOO Ofe Og iasttOs
aRanoen tiIrOrs, os iau, ~buOrleces ban ~bsuGgebe Rattst
for at bObe Zig pua surien. Ses BAD aupteiu Sentins
Jon IGre mig at itprs, os ban LOB mig Ofte tuse ROrst o.
saU mig for Spos f~oriteuiss gefaIiusn."
I'll buiIteu Rant uiIos De uu lore 6naserus, ON la
baO lem lGsse ROret Stprboro2"
"2iI u%enirs, " iusoe bun uOeu getGutnins.
"Ss bOis ies iusos: bu0rOt OPP"
"3GiOm ri bauoe gin6sn bas6OrbinS, UiI6s isg Orsis
Rattst mob bsirs, inotiI bet life tunOe tOmme lensere.
Nsi, De latter mig life fat. Seq fan u~irtcIis itprs. q
Seq trOeOe beu0s fuIOitenOis, itiSnt ig aIoris itulNc
tantt, at bun foritOO bette, Os iss iasOe benOe, at oevion;
ri par iua beIoiss at tOmme bort ira SaaOeus, iaa tuHos
bun pare Os til ben itsrte Aptte; tbi vi ituIOe Sa pRrt
tire WluuS til at munpurere Stibet, msOsns ri Blot uJlo<
pare to, ON en- maatte saa til ROrst.
90 M oumer i9 til 6reoagen.
gi siOrOe life mere nosen r~eseImRsig 9ast. Gu.
pens, iOm bsIe SiOsu bauoe pit mig Nltstiai0, siorOe bet
enbnu mere nu, ba nj antOss5 at pGre nGr Dor Neiies
MGaI. San par itaNis bauOe Opps % uset, iaG yaa
6Ompusiet, isste at beresne Stibets 6urt psO at ie naa
gamSsts Sob Ianss Sicen. % baOoe Iuuge SamtaIer, oite
oYpe puG Sptten. msO 6ii6 GOruiib, SobniOn os anSrs.
San ipurate aloris eiter ST.. % 6rstsn eto6srtiou,
% ipntes at bOus sIemt, at be oar Cmborp. Seq bsmars
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-07

O9 burr Rotterue psb BAN Creme, mebsus bet u~afaoes
Zig tnirteoe Os tnasebe 2cmmeret.
@nsuns bIeu is srebsn Of en- irpsteIis Sun.e. Cat,
at ban iop, naur ManSsn tOm neS for at bore Stibet
beune piIbe nutarIisuis baue Cps meb, ie bam Ijsse Der,
% bpao iaa2
Mien bet tunpe life nptte at oreitiIle i9 6arer.
Seq tunoe lite siOre mere, END ies tunbe. Sui5 bet par
beitemt, al nj ftulbs bs, iaa maatts ri ta9s Dor StiGbne
neo 6atning. Der par life anoet for.
Oct bIaite iriift alotten sqsus, os ginoen bOlSt zig
belle 9tutten. Seq fSrte iuameset Sell pau Sti6et, iom
bet tunOe bore, Os Iise til naiooas siOrOe ri en- trenos
snbs 6art.
Gersitsr iiaueOe ginbsn % git ON til NOrO, men bette
siorOe mig i%nsentins; til ON NiObaseu Uifte ies Cons
mermauoen Sartet en- 0iitauce, iom i~uIOitGnbis ouers
beuinre bam on, ct islu ON ri inotiI matte Dag life sioros
mere enb IRE, iaa uiISs ri uGre JIorioa mar NOT til at
tunne fate bt.
Paa benus Gags Gitermicpas siorOe 0tanbitubet alt
tlar til at uoiGtte Stor6naoeu, ipst be iatte Stroppsr
yaa ItOre Stagsie Os ON 9Oppen fOruO for at tuuue
basse Satleyue, bpOri guuOeu ituloe Iette5 Op ira fine
aIampsr. Gisie tiOise 6Orbsre0eIier uiite tpoeIist not,
bpor iprigs be par for at tomms bort ira Stibst.
Dsls osnne Dag Ieuept be beris pad Suiuefc9 os alt,
buao Der beba9eee Dem al Rabptspropianten, men be
brat fun liot, ialfalo lite nlere, epo be tunoe taals,
itisut Der par tilitrGtteIig 5iun ombpro I'll al er9be benz
aleiammer, buis be bapSe pGrst tiIfncs at ta9e Sal paa
(ohsns
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-07
@rpspenDrs SDrlts.
eH geretnins ON, b~porleoeS Wanbffabet 8isr
WDttsri 90 Sfibet saar unber.
9prtIot ira forrise Roy

ga, ia, ies bsrer."
Oct uiI iiss, tolu Wtanb al be atten, iom banneoe
SeIGtnin9en, ~bslluttebe at fire al Saaoene, forIabs Stis
BET, % OperlaSe til be andre at forge for fig ielp, iom be
boot tunOe. Wen Der MATTE banoles meb itor 6prs
F9tt9beO; tbi, fer bu, be 6olt, ium ifuIbe bIipe tiIbaSs,
'lOe 10 bIue raienbe, naor be iaa fig ~prissipet til 0Sben,
'9 bpts no9en al Dem Tom 9aaoene, ia pilSs Der opltaa
o1o9smaoI, os bpis lite 9aaOen fantreSe unSer bette,
loo Uilpe iaIiaIo fittsrIis noseu brutne. s port SiIfGIbe,
IA naturIi9uis, IeIp ON bu baube beitemt big for at
Ia0e SteruarOen Blue tiIbuse, iau par Der 10 intet at
Irg9te, ba ban blot er sn Mauc. lPen bar man to eusr
he euer fire 0lanb, Der er Sreuet til 6ortuiuIelie al 8ooss
lrp9t, iUa bebber bet at paste fig, om be tommer til Sn
en- Saao! tbi StrRtten pil siere to W'ano ltarfe lon
Ter, % ie9 ifuIOe life baue Qpit til at pGre en- SaaS,
PSor iaaban en- Stamp Git ior ii9."
"utsn b~pOrleSes bar Dc fig 40, be 6oIf, iOm De taller
amp"
so, DC ifpubte fig guaben aae paa en- Gang, o9
latte al, iOa be par pei fIar al Stibet. De andre iprans
'Sanoet eiter Dem, men naueOe aIoris SaaNsns. den
at bette bar 10 iutet at sjore mso cs. 0u ulIOe baus
Sortlarina % IN peO bu, b~uOriOr iss ipurs'e. bUOrSan
sO ptISe bare big 40 mso SoaSene. Glen lite, at NJ
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-07
8umfOro, 81. s., zoe 9(pril 1872.

Oct er meb itgrite @l9Oe, at jc9 fan
meooele Sifentli9beoen, at ben Iaa pel
befienote Webiciu, Or. 8eters Kuriko,
bar bcl6rebet baabe mig u9 min Suitru.
s be iibite fire Nar bar ies in9en anben
6amiliel99e baot END benne Wieoicin pg
ben bar iparet mig mansfoloi9e 9ense.
Kuriko er en- aloeles eu~eitaaenoe blobs
renienoe Mebicin, iom buroe fiuoe5
enbper 5amilie.
g. 2inorOtb.