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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
oRowrH oF WINTER WHEAT.
REPORTS fromsSeveral shates ShoMIt Has
Not Passed the Critical Condition.

Not Passed the Critical Condition.
Winter what has notsvet passed be-
yond the critical state, ald the next few
v~eelss &loey nI1~lso ooneiG-srnble &hangos
in the sltuotj9n. An Authentic report
says:
In IlliM0is the outlook, is atHresent
encouraging From AZ par cent. ,of the
correspondents come reports that the
crop is in Rirstrslass condition. In an
additional 80 PEI cent OF tlhe State the
condition, whilenot quite lup to a full
average, is stillwery fair. Not quite one
eorresp0ndsntlin five gives'the condition
a poor. Dhe causes that1.ave brought
about this poor condition in these cOun-
ties is the same that existed at the last
report in wheat, IEamely, tAedrylfdll and
the failure of dmIch OF the grain to
eCune up.
In Indiana the condition ;gt this time
Ia somewhat better than an Illinois.
SOwre of the wbeGtiis reported ;as weak,
but not more than 21 per aent. of abe
correspondents report the condition as
poor. On the other hand, neanty Copper
cent 6ieclare the outlook as gOed, and in
the Otaher sections it is fair.
The standard OF condition in Ohio lis
below that Of Indiana, 40 per cent. of the
correspondents returning the outlook as
good. About 45 per cent. give the con-
dition asifair, and s.he Others as poor. In
some Of the counties the snow has gone,
and the fA4ezing ard thawing may have
a very bad, effect on thexrain, especially
,syhere the condition Is Low.
In Michigan 75 per cent. of the ecsUe-
Spondents s8port the eopdition as good,
20 per cent. report fair. and only 5 per
cent. poor. An many of the counties the
wheat has been covered with snow the
greater part ef the winter. and in the
other counties was coyensd during the
odldest weather that we have had.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
burned n Block.


At New Orleans two millions Of money
went up In smoke the other night by the
destruction of large retail dry goods
establishment in the city. The scene OF
the fire, says a dispatch, was in Canal
street, the principal thoroughfare OF the
city, at the point where IL Is intersected
by Bourbon. Schwartz S establishment,
q commanding structure and but recent
ly completed, occupied the corner OF
Canal and Bourbon. 1t was afour-story
building, with mansard roof-a brick,
stono, and iron edifice, surmounted by
high clock tower. At 1918 O'Clock a
waiter in Moreau's restaurant, on the
opposite side ofCanal street, perceived
small tongue of flame licking its way
along the cornice OF the roof and
fastened to give the alarm. The de-
psrtment responded promptly, but ex-
perienced great difficulty ia getting TO
work, and the whole edifce was abiaze
before stream could be brought to bear
upon it.
The flames spread backward to Kraus
Bros establishment and across Bour-
bon street to Clouverius' drug store
simultaneously, and the department
found itself in moment poweC'less to
cope with the destroyer A general
alarm and then repeated general alarm
were sent in, and suburban engines
were pressed into service. Backward
the fire spread to Heffman's, 40 the left
it attacked WerleiH's, and crash fol-
lowed crash as the falling roofs over
burdened the floors beneath, already
laden with stocks of merchandise, and
each gave way in turn until the interior
! fixtures Of the stores and their contents
were piled i'm a blazing heap on the
! ground.
On the opposite side of Bourbon street
Clouverius' building was, the first to col
lapse, and it carried with 1t the walls of
Dunkel's establishment. McCloskey's
confectionery establishment was C. mass
of seething flame, and Kregers build
| ings were also burning fiercely. But
the Nickel-Plate shoe store interviewed
to save the main entrance to ID. H
! Holmes immense establishment in Ca
nal street, and that portion ofthe store
was but little damaged.
Schwartz ssstock, valued at ever $780, =
600, was insured for 1868, 900, and the
building for S35, 900, considers bly, below
its value. Holmes stock was insuped
! for twice asmuch, but the damage to it
is not thought to be SO great. Clouvsr-
ius carried 5000 insurance on stock and
the others " ere insured in properties.
Every insurance company in the city
has about san equal share l0f the loss.
! The risks have been divided. Most Of
| the buildings were newly erected and
considered, separatean excellent rsks.
The individual losses, so far as thor can
be aseeCtained are as follows:
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

DUEING the recent "justaxpOsition" Of
Venus and Jupiter they were still 400,-
OO0, 900 miles apart That is anough to
make the average space writer open his
eyes.-St. Paul Globe.
WHO knows but that the late eonjnnc-
tion OF Venus and Jupiter may have
marked TIE disappearance OF the grip2
This theory Is at least as plausible as
any other on a subject about which no-
body really knows anything for eer-
tainty.-Boston Globe.
JUPITER aBd Venus played a taking
open-air engagement, but they are now
starring alone.--Boston News.
VENUS and Jupiter, although drawing
apart, present lustrous and beautiful
appearance in the western sky. Jupiter
is noble star, but for effulgence Venus
rather takes the shine of him.-Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette.
III the recent astronomical Irritation
between Jupiter and Venus results In
the world coming TO an end IL will be
another evidence OF the truth of the old
adage to the effect that there's always Q
female In it.-Des Molnes Leades.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
THE GRtP BACILLUS ts0AuGHT
shaped Lilke;tlse Letter III and, Ones Twen-
tieth as Large as a Blood tCerpuseIe.

tieth as Large n Blood 'GSrpuseIe-
According to1a Paris dispatch the mi
crobe of Influenza has been at last cap
tured and dragged out to the .sght OF
day. The ,discoverers are rrcfS. Cornell
and ChantemessS who have just made
q communication to the Paris Academy
Of Medicine ,on the subject. The Ger
man doctors attributed the grip to a
bacillus which peEmeated the blood OF
the respiratory organs, but nothing
further was knownoon the ssabject@ntil
now, when these French physicians
have succeeded in capturing same, of the
bacilli and eultivating them In Ibonil4on
after the Pastenr method.
1t is now found that these 0qganisSls
are formed like the figure H. and tho
largest are in size barely the twentietk
part of the diameter OF a blood corpus
Gle. Experiments have been made on
rabbits and monkeys, and the iDNesilated
ranimals showed every symptom of in
aEenza soon after fheyihad been injected
with preparation obtained by the pro-
lfessors from the cultivation of the mi
crobe.
1t is expected that che experimeets
oonhs cted by the Fpendh savants will
assist the medical faculty I'm providing
an ,effieacious method for the preventiSS
and treatment OF the malady.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
Since Dom PoGro,s death f6,e mest

Since Dom PeGro's death tire NEST
interesting of the '-Kings in exile" i'll
Europe, observes Harper's Meelsiy9
iis ex-King Franois of SpsiR. In
every way lac is quite unlike the
brazilian monarch, for lie is SO snall
in stature that he seens almost 20 Le q
,tlwart, and lie is not noted for ANY
nobility of mind. lie lives at EpiRay,
apart from his wife, ex-Qneen
Isabella. who occupies handsome
mansion near tile Are dc Triom plae.
Francis Is said to be one of the inea,L-
est OF frmen, while Isabells, despite all
her faults and the stains on her char
aeter. is popular in Paris, because Of
l,er hospitality and kindaess of heart.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

The Manufacturers Record of BAL
tiinore, Md, which is devoted TO
gathering statistics of the Soalhern
states, publishes tabc showing that
the assessed valnation of property for
the purposes OF taxation in the fonr-
teen states OF the South was in 1890.
s2,913, ,49G, ,O95; ia 1889, "a. 220, I6t. :
400; in 1890, 81, ,39S, SOC, $50; in 1891,
s4,sl6, 1896, 500. The exports from tie
four ports of New Orleans, Galveston,
Charleston and Newport News in-
creased from $3.50. 1852, 1873 in 1890 to
sI6e. .S45, ,452 in 1891, aud tho total
value of exports from twcuiy-four
Southern ports for 1891 was $780,
557, $40. The South is growing Snpid-
", and tive prosperity of that section
bcems 10 bc pretty evenly Distributed.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
TO IMPROVE THE MISSISSIPPI.
A Bill Appropriating $4,000, 900 APP
G.....lI.

A Bill Appropriating S15,OOO,OOO Ap.
proved by n Senate Committee.
After hearing from engineers, officers
,of the government, and delegations ap-
pointed to lay the matter before Con-
gress, the Senate Committee on Com
imerce has decided to recommend the
adoption of a most liberal policy for the
Improvement of the great internal water
way furnished by the Mississippi River.
1t was decided that the bill recently in
trOduced by Senator Gibson, of Louis
lana, was better adapted to secure salts
factory results than any other. AS it
will be reported to the Senate, the bill
makes an appropriation of 5000, 900
for the improvement of the Mississippi
River, whereof $40, ,0OO, 900 shall be ex-
pended under the direction of the Secre-
tary of War, in accordance with
such plan, Of the Mississippi River Com
mission as may be approved by the chief
of engineers, Ito build, repair and extend
the leyees, dykes, and other works on
the river from the passes to the mouth
OF the Ohio and for the payment Of the
salaries and expenses OF the commits
sion. There Is 10 proviso that not more
than S2,000,0 900 ,Of this appropriation
shall be expended In any one year; that
It shall not be expended longer than the
State and local authorities continue
their present contributions for levee i'm
provements; and that none of the money
shallbe used for the purchase of sites
for levees or damages for their construc-
ton. The second section of the bill
provides that SIS, 900, 900 of the appropri-
alton shall be expended by the Secretary
Of War on the same section Of the river,
In accordance with the plans of the chief
OF engineers. the yearly allOtments not
to exceed 81 200. 900. The bill commits
Congress 70 the ievee system OF river
improvements. It was reported to the |
Senate by Senator Gibson, It's author.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

An association called the "Holtzcn-
dorf Institute" after Professor Franz
Won HoltzeRdorff, the eminent author
ity on iminal law, vito died III 1889,
has just been formed for the scientific
study of international, penal procedure
and prison systems. The institute
will ptfor prizes fo4 essays dealing
with this science, and will also grant
travelling 'expenses TO 'sNy g qualified
persons willing to visitfOreign coun-
tries ia order to stud, ysthec crimina
law procedure abroad.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

KrWpp, Shc famous German cannon
maker, is 'ef'the opinion that Chile
and the argentine Republic cannot
maintain amicnble relations much lon-
ger. Each thinks itself the model re-
public of South America and would
be very willing to get lat the others
throat az order TO prove it. Chile
would not have so easy,a time of it as
she did with her other neighbor,
Peru. but Her victory would be most
dearly bought.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
Thread. Of Thought.

LIFE is double-faced and double
edged.
To KNOW ones self is to distrust ones
self.
EACH life may have a potentiality of
greatness.
To BE misunderstood by those we love
is bitterest of all.
FIND a disinterested friend and you
have found a jewel.
THE greatest study Ct all is that OF
the changes OF the mind.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

Since IS2E, when Mexicans rid
themselves of Spanish'rule, they have
had, according to the New York
Herald, thrce regencics. two emperors,
1turbide and Maximiliau one pro-
visional government, &c federal presi-
dents, 10 centralist presidents, 10 die
tators, 10 constitutional presidents and
six conservative presidents. Sixty
eight new governments in 20 years,
one almost fore every year!
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

American paper is fast suppaantinR
that Of English make in Australia,
owing to ats superior quality and
'cheapness. One mill in New York
State has permanent orders fCom that
,eountry tc supply 5000 tons anuualiy.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

The Florida orange has so far sup
IplantedVthose from the Mediterranean
that they will be sl,ipped directly from
Florida TO Europe In the Iirerpooi
,(England) market they bring nearly
sdouble the price of other oranges.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

Librarian Spoford ef the UongreS.
sional Library at Washington ipoi",s
out curious error in the f tcyc1o-
p@dia Britannica, which, 'confoWnd-
ing state legislation in Virginia with
national enac;ments, states that the
United States Congress passed seventy
acts authorizing lotteries.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
Died while Dancing.

A YOUNG woman leu dead of Pitts
burg while dancing. The moral is:
Girls, don't--but, like the theatrical
gag" at rehearsals, this moral had bet
ter not be spoken.-Kansas City Journal.
STILL another woman has dropped
dead while waltzing. This is the third
case reported within a fortnight, and
still the dance goes on. The social toe
Is bound to be fantastic II it dies In the
attempt.-BoofOn Herald.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

The textile industry seems to'be de-
veloping quite rapidly i'm -somo~of the
foreign countries. In Russia this is
especially noticeable, aud the number
of new factories that have @becn es-
tablished tlae past year show that this
country is geining rapidly "in this
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

The buildings destroyed collectively
arc estimated TO be worti fullyG quar-
ter of nillion, whEe many other
buildings were badly damaged 5ss we'll
as their contents, and act incLVaed in
the above .e6 timated loss.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
GOING TO A MADHOUSE.
THE FATE OF THE NOTORIOUS
SARAH ALTHEA TERRY.

Penniiess, Disowned by Her Kindred Al
most Friendless, and Driven Mad-Hei
Handkerchief Spiritual Telephone-In
Love with *. Porter Ashe.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

women~ertainly havemo ground ct
complaint that professional avenues
of employment are closed ngsiasi
thcm. There arc today in the United
States 5000 women who hold Diplomas
rs doctors of mcdicine.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
ATTACKING THE BILL.
CHICAGO MEN ON THE ANTI
OPTION MEASURE.

Argument Made Before the Senate Com
mittee-President Hamili and Thoinas A.
Wright of the Board OF Trade Advance
Their Position.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
TWO MILLIONS GONE.
DISASTROUS FIRE AMONG NEW
ORLEANS STORES.

A Far-Reaching Blaze Breaks Out In the
Retail District at the Juncture of Canal
and Bourbon streets, and Heavy Loss
Is the Result.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25

LIVE az long ss you may, the first
twenty years arc the longest half Of your
life.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-25
AN AURORA BOREALE.
THE COUNTRY TREATED TO AN
ELECTRIC DISPLAY.

Lasted Half an Hour-Marvelous Success
sion of Glowing Iridescent Hoes-shone
Over the Lshd-Observed in n Number of
the Large Cities.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-07-03

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRK-Dull, heavy
,beadache, obstruction of the nasal passages,
discbarces falling from the mead into the throat,
sonoetires profuse watery, and acrid. at others,
thick. tenacious, mucous, purulent, bloody and
putrid: the eyes are weak and watery; there IS
4 ringing in the ears, deafness, hacking or
coughing to clear the throat. expectoration or
offensive matter, Together " n scabs from vi,
GERS: the voice is changed ;-ld has 9 l--s'l
taste are impaired, there is p sensation Of dizz-
ness, with mental depression, hacSing cough
,ud general debility. Only iev OF the above e
any one case. Thousands of cases annually,
without manifest ng half OF +he above symp-
800 X ) ,.iseaSe is So common more decep-
,';-[a and dangerous, or less understood by phy-
clans.
By its mid, soothing and healing properties,
Dr. Sage's CRtarrh Remedy cures the WORST
nases If S-afarrh, gold in the Head"
COryZa, a.f.' 1at1rTla' Headache.
solc .. druggists every ghcre; so cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-07-03
:. Constantly hawking aad' splitting

THOMAS j. RUSHING, Esq. 'eo02 Pine street,
st Louis. No, ". ses: Z" vas arrelt slAerer
from catarrh fol ;.seee year. : I. neS ceIuu
hardly breathe, aai was cJi's, .slWssl
aud splitting, AMI f5r tie last y fl.onths could
not breathe through the nos.r.Is. thought
nothing could be done + = me. Luckily, was
advised to try DR.. Sage's starrh Remedy, ana
] am now a well man, [ believe At TO be me
only sure remedy for cSs.,r-h now ina9uiac-
experience astounding results and q permanent
cure"
A complete Treatise on Catarrh, giving valu-
able hints as t. clot ainG diet and other matters
IF irnportance, Will Re mailed. post-paii 70 any
address. on receipt Of a two-cent Z -fsge stamp.
Address,
Worlds Dispanaary Eedical association
10. eea rTn.n Street. ETFFALo. \. z.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-07-03
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

BY the Famous Presidio Band OF
San Francisco, Juvenile Band
Of Reno, Carson City Band, and
Vocal Selections by Chorus OF
40 Voices.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-02
9el,, iom ei fan
opbpggc / Subs 6reb,
ban 6liuer Ell mprfoGroig Mtanb
ueo Blot at riue reO.
S.n tncaet a~lsntn oclt9
WanGci.

lltilpas, nanbsIraurrenbc o. melans
foiIf ct a~lminoeliQe 8enp0nelier ipr en-
nbeha9eli9 Dg ubcitemt 5gletie, Der leo
iaaes al Slopbeo. 9teru0litet % 0tauz
ocl paa Ioro9islic. Stoomangel, -
for al rette uda bette or oct n0oUeHol9t
at bruae ct pirfiomt Nloptmio0el -, or
ct uiajcnoriueligt Seuis for. at Spite
met life er tilitrnfteii9 nRret, 'Oroi @ta
oen life a8iimiteres Der 9iU.5 Itgeu
anocu 9tarin9, bui8 life Spitemet fiber
unoer en- prsaniit SyaoOm. StDrf
Wiaucns llappeoe guergier, iprbeoreo
Mapens llrcgelmGsiige 5ilitano, peos
lioebplo @alocu8 iuuoe 4iipnOrirg ueo
at BRUCE Soltetters Stoma6 gitters.
:: pper 80 9lar bar oenue populGre
Wtebicin ueret Ell uomrrtet Comic iOr
nerpgie Snpalioer og Ioabanne, JON Ii
Der al ilet Sorbgielie og 0tangel paa
Qiustraft. Gil bets Gune til at forD9e
9rRfterne benigreS Ogiaa bets @pne til
at aIueube Malarta os Ga Grippe. Oct
er ueIaa ct s~runbist Iiobel mob &6eu-
matisme, Npreip9pcmme Og Neuralsia.
(5eb.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-02

Yortreet | Sapan. "Sapaneiiit
@or", ipm bet a%lminhelis fables, oOrer
paa ct Ere, Rhussuccedania, Der iinbes
/ Sapan, &ina Os / bet belle taset Ouerz
alt iSIt SnOien. s bet iapaneiifeS prOs
fables bet haze eIer haze. Erect be-
sDnoer at bore 5ru9t, naar bet er lem
eQer ier glar sammelt % pOrer 5rn9ts
barbeo meo boert Qar, in6til bet / 80
anrs Nlberen bRrer en- $50 III 400
8unD Scr, al bUllte ma fan faa en-
lptti til otti Runo'8or. 8oret oanue5
inoe / Secret melem Sfnllet eler Gin
bet % Siernerne, omtrert iom 0ruernss
8iso. Oct ertra6eres oeo at iuge BRs
rene / Banb, buOreiter bet aiitigles.
8pret lesuer unbsr aO9uingen ira Stals
let, O9 8jernerne lDnfer til Bunoen,
bpOr BET iOrmer fla uuoer @fitjslrnsen
til en- iOlio Sage. @Oret5 ipeciTte gnst
er O.31O % Smeltepunttet 131 GRADER
6%a6ren6eit. Oct er me9et brugt i be
t~ineiiIte 2%Dieitsberier euten atene eler
blnnoet meO 9ulg. Wten bgr life for,
perle bette 9ra msb ainas "9algtra",
6piltet bar III Wurp al iOlio 3als.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-02

Gn Sun08 SroIfab bar nglig uHrct
auleonrug til, at en- italieuit JOrbrpoer
bar iuaet fin iortjente Strai. 6or 8
4ar iioeu iou0t man i BstgraO en- mgrs
bet SE9er. 5Or6rpOeren bauOe bnubet
bans Suno til ct 3re, iaa at ben life
fnnoe briuge 0ieGp. Otter lang Otter
iggelie, Der uiite fig for9jGues, Op9au
mon Snabet ON at Iinbe MOrosren.
8 biSie Gage bar man imlblertiO iuus
BET 2iget al en- MGnb, Der g~ieliputig
bar bgo lOm JGlge al itratteIi9e 9unOss
bib. Mun ianOt hos BAN ct 2iUbelte,
iom bauoe tilbgrt Den myroeOe Sager,
o9 bette, / 5orbiRoelie rteO ben On.
itenoi9beO, at WnnOen / fin 3io alti6
bauoe leuet / alammeri meO Saseren,
leOeOe til ben Opoagelie, at oenues
9uno eiter iaa lang 9iOs 5orlsb bauoe
funnel iienoe i'm Serres WOroer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-02
Spesise.
"Iprt @nnfrnntre Ter o. fpl

Bore @ngtrGotre fer 90 iOrinnr
meset gOot," rtriper bet iprrfe gtao
Observation-Disclosures" at "Nor0s er
5icuOen," Of bette ungSomSiriite 2aub
neo fin burtige bemotratiiie llouitljag
or iarli9t Grempti, iom iaa let imitter
tDsrs oosr 9iplen. Ser er eli Waaoe
al blnore Smitten paa, tror 6eirs, %
bet beitaar ! at uGtte 9tati0ualbdoet
melem be TO 8ruoerfOlt. 3eriOr tager
man tilpr6e pna belle bet iusuite soils
8eene % forltrer, at bet itnnr fem en-
Mano mob be "ublu nprIfe 5ororiuger.~
0eite 6origg pna at iplitts oe bsrlte
lpttes life iaa ipnoerlig l9uoe. 3
Nor8e ueo man meset uel - oct or no
tall ntali9e 8ange - at bets iotfeli0e
ucpifling bar oarme Spmpatier blanot
bet ipeuife 8enitrs, hporpia Der p9inn
ior @rempel auoer &igsretsitrioen blep
gipet u~tuetpoi9e 8epiier, oe bet om'
~ifreune "Spcnfsbao~ iuoitr9ntet ii9
omtrent ubelutfeuoe til Sao mob "StOr'
ipeniterne@ o. oeres nriitofratif buros
~fratiIte getrRbelicr; nOset uirtcliSt
Unite ON at ioa llnipnen opIBit iinoes
%piitnuf life. itisnt Tor ct iaa uouifln9s.
bpstist 5Olf iom oct rurite en- Screening
meo ct sammelt eiter.iBsenoe soft iom
bet ipenIfe man9en9aus 10 maa fienoes
nnIten Tom en- Stamp ON 8eret. Yda
neu nnnpn GiOp hIinsr man / Cnpriop
ior boer Dag mere oa mere upmGrtiom
paa, buao man itploer NOr9e, bet uil
lige boab bore iOlteli9e 8elrTbclisr
ltploer Norge, botlten upuroerlio 8Ht'
felle iii os Sirlp | 9lrbsioct bet er al
baue iii nrrmeite Nnbo ct 5olt, iOm
bar naaet u9Iten lGnait / Guropa pau
ben Sci, iom llouitIin0cn / 5remtioeu
maa 9aa."
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-02
gOitmeiter Sunfer, Der er af9aact

YoItmeiter Snnfer, Der er aigaaet
oso 3goen / Gbriltiansiano, beltos ipnl
Stltoeut ben banit-tpife &ris 1S48.
Sm 9nnfers 8elta9elie / ppennnprte
Srl8 mcooeleS / 6. S. Anters "Morite
6rIUiQiae":
San reiite i 1s4S ira GbriItlonia til
SJObenbaOn for at ipae glniGttelie i ben
oanltc Scr. Sra ell / G6riItiania baus
net &omitc bauoe ban mpotaget oet
9oero at Ouer6rin9e en- Sfripelie til Sen
oanltc &rigsminiiter meo Sil6uo ira
S0mI!csr at pirfe for llOruitlil0 al
Urtotll8c, boiltet 5ilbuo blcu mpotas
get. GIterat bape gjcnncmguoet en- Res
t%rniltolc S~ipbenbapn bleu ban aniat
oeo 2oen INSTRUMENTATION, / builfcn 6oI!
oeIto8 | Sla9et oeo 9pppel ben 2Soe
g'al % peo gtDbDl ben ste SUM, otter
al SoabcntilitanOeu par ~ailluttet Den
@6oe An8uit, reiite ban i september
IaElms War tilbn9e iii Nor9e.
9an erboIot GrinOriugsmsoalien i
1876.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-02
6n | GrijtianiafreSie pel,isrst q,r,

Sh 1ltHIhNlulrt0ie Delilerot Yer
loliil9heo Sn9euigr Baloemar 9repien,
er al9anet ueo 8obeu oerItebs / en- al.
Der ~ 60 Nar, eiter for et Bar 0oae
ltoen at prre rdmmet al ct SlaQtilfaloe.
Den alogoa bar igot / 7nnmarf, hnor
bans 6aocr uor Suititinrins oeb Opers
Dplretten I ajp6enbapn. Otter at baue
oelta9ct iOm 6ripiuig / ben oanIfstpfe
arig | lS4S, tom 9rcuion i en- meoet
ing aloer til ROrse, bpor ban mobtua
Eolten ION 8eitprer Of 8entie 8rua.
Senere onln9oe ban SfOtios 3raIliberi,
ct az DC fsrIte / 2anoet, iom ban orep,
lllotll Oct for ct gar &nr iioen iplates
I'll Linton 60" Zen gIbsoe bar / fin
2io Wteolem al Den 9ommisiiun, iom
iloarbeioebe 6%orilae iii IN &atentlpus
llIn9, o9 bar / Sportstreoie tjenot ipm
en- i9rbele5 iprig SG9sr % 3oratsels
fer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-02

2,Qc, iom maattc onifc ipcs
cicae SpiDsuIu8er om gSis
Mita 6oIonO sos @Gmo
Scras, fam ifripe til =. Is.
Slicn, Sadion Sunctton,
Soiun. sc mere oerou paa
Doe SiSe. Ssan CT bel fjenot,
90 bar uuocria9t Sauoet, iaa
bau pco, ian taller ON,
baaoe bUa~ Sauo, &iimat,
Scrnbauer dip. au9aar.