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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11


the shoPkeepers eut
that he had not
been able - find
anything. This Is
the man OF whom
one of the members
of the party has
just said that he
was an excellent
fellow and the best
of friends. kind To
children and self
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11

world has been against me aud
why should l not De against the
world Is fsvorite expression with
him When not wra ting he PAGES the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11

studied music at the
Chicago Conservatory
and had her first trial
with Mrs. George 8.
Knight. Afterwards
she made a hit in a
leading part in one of
Hoyt's farce comedies,
"A Brass Monkey"
Four weeks before her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11

Ken from berg struck ey flying grip
lever Tne accident sAs caused by a
misplaced switch and ne charges the
company VITA eaTelessnO aud nexlg-
geace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Circuit Court-Part I.
rrnGE npnVE

In re Henry +. Walch, Jay F. Ferris,
Horton III. Drury and Edward ]. Keats.
administrators OF the estate of Samuel
Bennett, deceased, vs.. William III.
Brown. Case In assumpslt; jury trial.
By order of court verdict for plaintiffs;
S574.03 judgment accordingly with
costs. Proceedings stayed twenty days.
In re- James w. Hawkins VS.. the
Michigan Central Railroad company.
Case In trespass on the case. Jury
served and court adjourned for the
day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
DISCHARGED AND REARkEsrED.

Leonard Escapes On One Count and is
Arrested On Another.
Andrew Leonard, VIE appeared in
the superior court accused of stealing
money from the cash register in the
bar OF the Bridge Street House, was no
sooner discharged upoa motion Of the
prosecuting attorney that the case be
nolie pros'd than be was rearrested on
the charge OF larceny from . saloon IN
the day time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-11
eAvscsoL rvs MURDERER.
tn. rst~r eesss..- - "a. erfw.. nee
Ne ye~.slrf

rsss~hal. fAe rsrl. snarcks~s. who
has fvss been sentenced - sfe ineris-
eane.s. - pfehshiY sh~ so~less Il AL
tbe red haassa muvssfsrs II sss tsass
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

The old saying that " Practice makes
perfect must be taken with q grain Of
allowance. Perfection 10 q rare eommod-
ity; but one meets hers and there, even
N the most unexpected places, men Kho
have attained to astonishing proficiency
In some one thing to which they have de-
voted themselves. i,. tss
a Mian died recently in Pennsylvania
who was mentally deficient, but giant
physically, and who, could throw stones
with m aim ~ GnerrinS ~ that Of the
most skilifui handler 81 the rife. He
hsdRa large leather pouch attached 10
one side Of his coat, in which 10 always
carried :. good suppiy Of .esgefally 90
le0ted missiles. With these he bsg9ed no
small qnsstity Of game grouse, quail,
rabbits, and squirrels, H,
HSE could Kill bird on the wing. or 3
rabbit ct .fall, spesd almost 10 easily q ct
rest. A favogits method, Of displaytn1
htb bkiil waa 70 set mp 4 scythe- blade,
edg6 toWar6 him, and 81 ttistanco % one
hnndred feetlSt him Ont apples in A4lves
" thrcWilg them Againpt she edga 81
.tht 'blade. he could almost exactly hslss
tWe out Of svsfy three apples - thrss-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17
THE sENATE.S4DUTY.

The Mckinley bill went through the
Senate solely as q party measure.
Three Republican Senators voted
against it, and several others someof
them still in the Senate voted for Il
against their convictions and for party
reasons only.
Mr.. Blaine clearly saw its folly and
destructiyeness. He pointed out tho
fact that1it did not open a;inafket for
single additional bushel Of wheat CT
barrel Of pork, and used his influence
with Senators to inject reciprocity N.
to it.as alpossible saving clause. aI
Thaspeople have now twice con
demned the measure with an empha-
sis which. it is impossible to mistake!
There is ample warrant, therefore, for
every Republican Senator who support
ed the bill reluctantly as party meas
lire to aid in passing the pending
remedial measures without waiting
FOR the time when the control of the
upper house shall pass into Democrat
ic hands. That will be good politics
as we'll as patriotism. ~
Senator Allison for one seems to be
of this opinion. He has said III an in
terview:
If the Democratic majority in the
House Of Representative would con.
tent itself with proposing certain amen
datory measures to, the present law,
such as the reduction Of duty on wool
en- manufactures, and placing other
articles, wool for instance. on the free
list, ii might be that no obstruction
would be placed in tine way Of tlleir
passage by the Republicans Of the SEN
ate
y The Democratic majority has done
Just this. It has passed precisely the
relief bills described W Senator ltllie
stt,a and they are now pigeon -hotfd ii
committee Of which he is an influenl-
tial member
y 1.-THE Republican party means II
hofe - The ponRlaf decree % elnIlas,
ieally pronounced, i, Republican sssaaa.
'or@ contemplate future for their pa I.
q, i they haFe any siasefe re24ssssa eal
TIE VIII Of the people al HpPosel L
the desires Of the onopolistbenehcia
4 ieS .of lie kipleSyism, they will permi
i tslese measures Il relief to bee-,ine Law
at the ensuing short session..
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17
How Locnst. -. TAKEN.

Locusts are offered for sale In the
markets Of Arabs, Syria, and Egypt
The African bushman cooks them BY
making great fires. The locnsts fly into
the flames, their wings are burned, they
fall, and are roasted; then the bnshman
draws them forth, eats, and II happy.
Some Europeans do mot fancy their NUT
like flavor, especially 1t first, while
others ind them quite paiatable.
Lady Ann Blunt tails Of riding through
Z part Of North Arabia where ! swarm Of
locusts had lately passed, leaving their
dead and stragglers behind Them. The
camels ate these Is . relishing morsel
with their provendsr, and her grey-
hounds picked them mp all day, eating .
great many OF them. She says they were
regularly used In camp Al part Of the
days ration, and were very fair substi-
tute for vegetables, their jAavor being
something like that of wheat still in the
milk.
]. After trying the many different modes
Of cooking, all the Europeans agreed that
they preferred them simply boiled.
When cooked they took the creatures
daintily by the wings, pulled on their
long legs, dipped them in salt. and 'tAts
them with much relish" Lady Ann,
when she Grst tested them, thought them
"fairly good" but soon came to consider
them !" . most excellent article Of diet"
During her visit to Arabia, many Of the
tribes were wholly dependent upon 10.
Gusts end cameps milk for their food.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17
Belle. 81 Nevthern I,.rv.


ID ID The prettiess women in the world are
those OF northern itaiy, " said Henry @.
Barlow, who hes juat -completed trip
around the world. !" Pretty. il not exact
~ the word to be used In describing
them. A wax doll may be pretty. The
women OF northern Italy are gloEiously,
maddeningly beautiful, They are mix
ture of tho French gentry and the old
Italian nobility, and inherit the vivacity
OF one country and the voluptuous, half
oriental beauty OF the other. II you want
to understand what the poet meant by
the dark eyes spiendor GO not to- 4 he
Vale OF Cashmere, nor to Cadiz, but to
Milan. Greece in her palmiest days could
net produce such perfect figures, nor
Spain such coquettes. Add to unrivalec
beauty of face and figure the sweet cad.
erfce OF the Italian tongue, and defy
any youngster to get away from Milan
withoutregret. Some one has said that
Italian is the mother tongue OF the God.
dess OF Love; certainly there is nothing
sweeter-it is melody Itself. "-G Globe
Democrat. ~
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17


Il 1iade Differences When Ne steis
she PrsneheSss chfehsns
Uncle sI1as was very honest and piou.
old ooIored msn who preachcd on sun-
days, and had q great influences for good
upon the others in the settlement. OAR
ing one Of bis revival seasons, among Q
dozen or 30 at the mournors' bench, was )
black boy called Eph, about twenty year.
old, and Tor long hrne unreesnsrats
Uncle SIIas was greatly reipiced to go
him come forward, and It once went y
him. Eph was crying.
4 g Hafn't no use IN my comm up be
.sobbed. - pss sinned away de day Oh
grace
9 No, you amt, brudder,s protested
Uncle Siias. !" You am de kim what de
Lawd wants 70 save. All you got 70 do b
70 glib up SIM
Use dun done dat, Uncle silas,n sobbed
Eph, /" bnt dey amt no salvation fer me. ?
Yes dey is, too, honey. Dey ain'tsno
sin 50 black dat hit amt washed whitea
snow
~ done stole TO- chickens las week /"
confessed the penitent.
" OATS all fuggib, Eph'm.u
An two de week bsfo', Uncle silas. y
"Dat's fuggib, too, Eph,m.n
" AM two de week befo' dat, Uncle
SiIas. y
OATS all right, too, Eph'm.o
But dem two was you'n, Uncle Silas.
Dem fat pullets you iow'd 30 much sto'
BY, Uncle Silas.n
VIVA datr, exclaimed Uncle silas
suddenly.
Dem las two wuE 20, pullets, Uncle
Siias, y sobbed Eph.
Uncle 6ilas became solemn and stern.
f. ! reckon, Eph'm, !" be said slowly,
'" You case needs advisement wild pra'r.
ain sho dat we wanter be clutterin' up de
Kingdom OF Hebben wild chicken thieves,
an you better stay right on de mo'ners'
bench till de meetin' am done, an we kin
dezamine yo' state OBJ sin fer perticklers. !"
Detroit Free Press.
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n.inht 81 .annnt...

Experiments made at the Royal Danish
Academy have demonstrated approx
msteiy the height OF the aurora boreaIis.
Il. Adam Paulsen, at Godthaab, bymeans
OF TWO theodolites situated four uni es
arart. found that different aurora dis
plays varied from one to four miles in
height Experiments near Cape Fare
we'll showed the height of different au-
roras 10 vary from one TO ten miles. AT
Spitzsn6erg the range Of height was
from .one-thrd TO eighteen miles. In
some Of the cartier experiments in this
cirect6n the observers concirded5 that
ne .peigat 81 auroras varied from ninety
tohye hqndred miles.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

Dstroit Free Presss-Around Cleveland
are gathering the strong nud thoughtfui
citizens Of the Rspubiie. a faIes political
economy,a patsrnaiistic dlstribntion 81
revenues, IN intolsrant ssctionalism can
not Be painted gaudily snourh 70 decisive
them. In the walks OF business and
labor the plain sense OF the country looks
70 the leader who tells the truth and
knows the right.
Norfolk, Va, Landmark ;--Just - the
love Of money 4 the root Of ell evil, 20 4
it to be made the basis Of the destruction
Of American liberty. The Rspublioan
party expects 70 bug with money the
coming Presidential sisction It III poets
to corrupt enough Democratic electors u
carry Nj. Harrison Into once again. n
the people expect 10 preserve their free
dom In the United plates they must BE-
eternaliy vigilant in watc hing his infiu-
themselves into sIavesy.
EImira Gsxette:--The present Republi-
can position 10 an extravagant perversion
Of the principles and purposes Of protec-
tion rs formulated and advocated By
anti Democratic forces from the begin
4 ming Of the government down to the In,
auguration of BENJAMIN Harrison, per-
version that II daily driving the bsst eIe-
ments Of that party over 10 the Democ-
racy.
Kansas City Star: This direct appeal
which Mr.. CIeveland's plan OF reform
makes to the common judgment Of ths
voters OF the American republic iswhat
invests Il with that vital quality which
has caused II to survive the reverse which
It sun ,red four years ago and TO gain
converts from al classes with fuller
and moro perfect understanding OF it,
beneficent and wholesome purposes.
Alexandria, Va, Gag state man,
mot up-a tree, but On the ground, Il looks
q II the reiterated assertions % the
third partyites In Alabama, 70, tho Sfkct
thet they carried the recent election in
that state, are intended 20 prove that che
10000 given 10 them by the national
Republican committee was spent In ,ths
purchase Of votes, rather than placed
whore II did the most good, IN their
pockets. IN ~
wheeling, w. Va, Register: = The
brsexes from tho Harrison Ice wagon havs
evidently chilled the Republicans OF Vsr.
mont, Maine, Kansas, Florida and Gsor.
gia. These are the only elections that
have been held up toidats, but the iridi-
cations are that Republicans from Maine
to California and from the lakes to She
gulf have the Chilis vary bad.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

There is no question about tom Piatt
having been thoroughly psacated dur-s
ing mis- N moraSle interview with
Mr.. Harrison at fOphir Farm. He has
Jumped into the ice Wagon with both
feet. But it must be remembered, says
the Indianapolis Sentinel, tnat Pratt il
the gkeatsst living political hoodoo. The
greater his activity the deeper the Re-
pub can party is snowed under. De-
feat" is ever blaEoned on his banner and
he never leads> but to disaster.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

The case Of the United States in the
Rchring Sea difficulty starts off in 4
bad way. In the first place. many Of
the original claims made BY the State
Department were fictitious and for pur-
poses of controversy and have been
abandoned. Now. some statements Of
fact made il behalf Of this country are
found to be false after the arrival Of
the papers in London The truth is
that we have no case that has q stand
ing in law. The only debatable ques-
tion is, Shall the United States and
Great Britain unite to save the seals
from determination 7 That is . ques-
tion that cannot be settled by ,tribu-
nal, but must be left to diplomatic me-
gotiations, w s
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17
A Boodle Campaign ~ NV YORK.

Every move In the Republican canvass
in New York since headquarters were
opened has been with tina sole object OF
buying the electoriai vote OF that state
for Harrison and Raid, says the Oshkosh
Times. The first move was the purchase
of safes to securely Holt the corrnp ion
fund; the second was he creation OF
that fund: the third was the formulation
OF plan to use the money to secure
votes, and the fourth will he the aise, of
the money on or ;mmeniateiy before
election day -
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shouli Pay fIor I,.neffs.

The fat fryers are reaping golden
harvest from the wealthy Republicans OF
Pennsylvanta, and most o. the 3z,0OO 200
which Il - cxoected TO raise will bsused
% . corruption fund In Nav York. q IL
people Of Pennsylvania should come down
Handsomely says the Detroit Free Press,
for In NO other state OF the Union have
plnt0crats and monopolies been mose
muni6cently benefited because Of the
Mckinley iniquity. They cam, down
With from s1O, 900 TO el6O, 700 apiece, and
ofcCurse II Il MI done for "ths poor
woekingman.n sssa ys Sssf
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17
Why i.spal,.isa.. t...l l..a.

It appears to be s,ttied beyol ] iispu 81
says the ST. Paul G oo,, ina RspuDt4-
dams woutdFbe feeling prstty 60 II these
fair days If they could only fofsat 49,.
Maine scanned
V.rmo It d Itosd.
Altp4ma.rtCoi finn.
39dSa Arkansas. 5tE'&
50 did 4 orida.y
So did Georgia.
Gresham mas bo,tea,.
50 has MacV4agh,
So mas L5ooley. .
Blame didn't votes
Talngs look bad. Z
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-
eAI-.. TyeE tlnIx EnmIf

Mr. Holirs ID q splendid fellow, /
think," said ii perk MS.
I" YgA ,,Asaid Erhei, g but he is very abb
'sert-mindeds Wien we were first en-
gagged he used 10 cali me Alice all the
time-he said that was his mothers
IaIpe, which was also very forgetful, be-
'tarsse I've found out since it was Mary"
= Harper,s, Bazaar.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

The way tue Republican organs al d
leading Republicans have taken to
abusing Andrew Carnegie is enough
40 make Democratic sad. Even
Manley, Mr.. Blaine's particularfriend,
hasattackedhim as iercely as II Blair e
hadlnot made : tour Of Scotland as
G.rnegie's guest. But the Republicans
must blame somebody, and Carnegie
Is 80 far off that lie. cannot retort
promptly.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

The amateur Cabinet-makers are re-
minded that there are only eight Cabi-
net places to be filed and that these
will not go around among the hundred
aud odd men whom they lave fixed
upon as s.slated. =
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

When the great financial results attained by
Mutual life shown the confused agents of rival
companies they exclam Yes; but they can't do again
Life Insurance Company of New York all earlier
policies the largest paid by company similar
insurance. but it is claimed that the Mutual Life can
not duplicate it's former dividend results policies issued
Let
On Policy No. J15,62S issued November d 1870 at a0a
twenty for $4,000 annual premium $685. ordinary life
PLAN the end Of first twenty the dividend additions
amounted to co. making the insurance As
death claim which than the amount Of prem
ums paid improved at 10 per compound interest
On Policy No 124,63s issued September II 1871 at aOe
wenysix for $4,000 annual premium ordinary life
PLAN the dividend additions 1884, the Of the first
twenty years amounted to $s400 raising the policy is &C.
SAT and being $42o5 better than all the premiums paid inn
proved cent compound per for twenty
years.
Thus appears from the records of The Mutual Life In
Company of New York that the twenty years
dividends ending in 1890 1891 declared policies issued
1870 and 1871 have been favorable those the
first twenty years policies issued in Isl therefore
quite reasonable to that the future dividends this
Company policies issued now the twenty istrbu-
ton PLAN will be good those realized the twenty
by the holders of policies issued early years Of the
Company on the old royersionary addition pan which
dividends declared every years the policy
at their insurance value. sas
Since 1890 the Mutual Lfes dividends have shown grad
ual increase every year.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17
THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER il. 1899.

Three cotton mills--two in Provi-
dence and one in Lowell yesterday
voted TO increase the wages Of their
operatives. The protection calamity
prophets are coming to griefv very soon.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

A GENTS WANTED Male ana Female oEi
made, selling our Queen Plating Gntffs. and do
ing Gold, Silver. Nickel, Copper and Brass Plat
ing, that Is warranted to wear far Years en-
Light and easily5handled, ny experience reutiir-
ed 20 operate them. Can be carried Nv hand
with case from honse to house. same as Il gf,ip
sack or satchel. Agents ave naking money rap
idly. They sell TO almost every business house
and family, and workshop Cheap Durable
Simple, and within reach Of everyone, Plates
almost instantly equal to the Afnest new work
Send for circulars, &C.
QUEEN CITY SILVER & NICKEL PLATING co
/. s1e East ST. Louis. iii.
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Il liz WoRLD.
.UsLlsAED DALEY AND WEEKLY.

q VERNON ALER. Editor z Prep'r.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-17

Entsred atthe PosfoDcs al MarfiasbnTg, W. Va,
AZ second class mail mailer.
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"a oEEIcl wILsON BLOCx. PUBLIC sQUAaL

htlWortd or b. deiirsytd ov = az ports
~. esnsas,sr. or cent q ~ o6jot " postai
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Sea ttco oine Bora.

Set ipenite 5iosifriit "Soun" I~friper
De 6prRlbre, ipm ioritaar at lege meG
line Sprr, uiier Dem Ell @elgjernin9,
Iom life inf fan puroeres. S6i bel
Dprcr Munterbeb % @lnbe 8aruopm.
men til, men 5orGlOrenes Stemniuo
bibrn9er betpoelis til entcn at beuare
oenne @lRoe eQer til - libt eitcr liot
at neoitemme D9 iormprfe Cen. Ger.
iom Yaruets Mlnterbeo life finoe,
@ientlau9 / 6Oralorenes 6ierter, Der
iom bets Sor9lpsbeo u9 glade Stint
mpbe3 al ct ~prantent 9pieu eller tplt
2i9e9ploigbeo, beriOm oct olbrig bpre,
anoet eno: Scr itille!" "9la9 MIC
life laa!" "2ab mig pGre i 5reo!"
Seq bar life 5ib til at Itelle meo DID
nu", o. 10. - beripm Barnet Ter pac
5prGlprenes Guii9ter itabise Sfpcr,
oa l~priliprtes % Snrllets 0lIrriel, pt
bets Sarnopm blir triit. Get mllntrt
Barn blir til ct tiusiinpist Menneite
iom irGffer lit iilre 9lnii9t meo iis sjen
mem Seroen, fig ielp % andre til Sprbe
Nten beriom 5or9lprene logger Sint
paa at iGtte Jig inb / fine Barns 3ante.
gang, % oele beres barulise 5ornpiel,
ier, oa blir life bare be Smaa Jeff
glade, men usiaa 5%orelorene! Mis.
mubet os SUrsenes Sfper iplittes o.
ipriases al Sarnelatterens iriite Yinp
9e 5urelore, Der ifaffer fine Born
en- lpifelis SarnbUm % llnsoum, itaiis,
Zig lelp en- lpttelis Iloeroom.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
SadiDn SImctjgn,
@inncigeit COUNT 2s9,

Chen DpenuGonte 2ano Iart 5N.v
auertcret, bar Nbonnenter icnot % IN
Mnsie 8rcur mcO ScgiGrjn9 ON at iaa
iig tilIenot GirfUlnrer. 81 lar imam
al ben Slass, Og ui uil onmOoc 2a2,
Der ouiter 9eItco ON 9anoct / Icrla.
at tilitrjpc 0r. 8. 6. 0licu, Satim
Sunction, Soma, ocr uil 9iOc o4c iop
Dnifcoe Sply8ninger, ba ban CT irroea3
9o0t tienbt meo 2pfaliteternc.
0r. .. 8. Often bar Ri tjcu0t / Im
gar, % eiter bort Stipn CT han m
MtnnO, Der alorig pon nO9cn @aa>t
uiloe ncOtGbc ii9 til at uarre QaH2a
mGnb etiteos ben, Bvor ban poa Gog
baano pibltc, at De piloe f9le fig ituTsN
% uarrebe. &i tror oeriOr, at. pG
famine Gio IOm ban ues, bUno ban taller
ON, uep ban p9iaa, at ban oNReioIa
No9et, lpm iortjeuer glnbeialin0.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
ga Grippe.

Snsen belIi9 Terion bebouer at irp8te
for farlise 5pl9er al et SlnIalo al ga
Grippe, bois ban b~ebanble8 ri9ti9. Oct
er omtrent bet famine ipm eli %alporlig
Sortjplelie % maa bebanOles offurat
paa famine Manbe. 5orblip rolig
biernulc % brig Chamberlains Cough
Remedy lipl9e Srugsanuisningen for
5Drfjplelie, pg Ell prompt pg iuloit0noi9
Sur pil bliue 6glgen. 8ette Miobel
mpopirter cnboer 5enoeu3 al ga Grippe
til at gaa puer til Gneunpnia. ri De
mango 3ulinoer, iom unber benne Cpl
oemi De libIte to Nar bar brugt bette
Wteoicin, bar III enouu life bprt on ct
enelte 8iliGIoe, ipm life er blepet fire
ret, e0er ium er 9aaet uoer til &neumus
nia. 25 % so Gents pr. SLATE. Gil
ial9s hos alle 9rusgiiter. (6eb,)
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Ben Bear reiite ibao, 9irseos,
til Gciu Yprt for at sire 3uosiSb al
npe 8arcr. Oct er utroli9t, buor mart
ben Mano i%oritoar at blipe tuit tn ga
rebebolbuino, % nltib er ban ben isrite
til of bragg afiteo iii Often, tbi ben Grs
faring bar ban ojort, at ben, Der tom'
mer iprit, itaar Iis berpad.
St. 3. Sausen bar ct interesIdnt
Gpertis icment inoe / bette go. Oct
bgr lGies, tbi bans 9riier er ouerra'
ifenoe biaise, % ceslIoeu peb 10 Gris
boer, at bans 8arer altio er al DC
beoIte.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Siteratur.

8illeoer fra SDbsafrifa al Gar
9pping.
9enne Sos or uetop ubfommet paa 5or.
iatterens 5orla9 / 9ecorah Soma. % toItci
/ mutt Smila9 meb en- Sriginalte9nin9 80
Gents. Sp8en er trpft meo pafre 5pper pac
9oot &npir ps inoebploer ilere pplDienbe %
8oot uoiprtc Slnltrationer.
6priatteren ltnoerer MI ueo 2ntbcr college
bppr9en ban fpm fur ct 9tar iibcn fra Spo,
airifa, boor Ileieiuoercn, SAT-. Iiels gitrup
er Misiioner.
Oct CT fine e9ne GpIepelier blanot 3uIlr
ernie % Oct SjenOlfab, ban peo ubItraftt
Netier oeres eanb, bar iaaet til ale 6or.
boloe Der, 6prfatteren bar fremitiuet / fin
8o8. SfiIbringerie or ltrepre meo 2ip, 90
bet bar pGret os Ell 5orrpicIic atIGie gpaerL.
St tror, 8o8en FOREIGNER os bill iaa oor
uobreoelie blaubt ale bent ipm CT interes,
iercoe / Mtisiiouen % oens Grbeioc, % mar
oil faa iiiIot &eoerlaa ior gen9ene, ON man
ienoer IS Gents til 5orfattercn, Der bal
So9en tilialgs.