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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05
AS 1 WAS SAYING.

"Oh, yes IL is about 20 rain again and
tomorrow IL will snow. Last night II was
very cold and to-day il is very warm
Something ought to be done. Rhode Is
land ought to have new constitution so
that it would be like other States" That
is the little speech of recalcitrant visitor
In the city, but IL he should 20 TO most
any other State he would say the same
thing.
The small pox scare is the talk of the
town, or at least of its feminine portion
The utmost horror is felt for the disease,
yet the world do move The last time
small, ,pox was here, it was almost impos-
sible to get nurse, but yesterday no diff
Guilty whatever was experienced In secur-
ing one-a tribute, by the way, to the
value of the News as an advertising med
ium, since neither the Bulletin nor the
Telegram published the advertisement
The other morning / saw boy with q
big stick in his hand, whacking a bill
board vigorously Curiosity impelled me
to look at it to sec the cause of his appar-
ent rage. There was on the board the
atrical poster representing young girl
with head thrown proudly back exclaim-
ing. strike Death is welcome" !" He
was taking the pictured woman at her
word.
Can anyone think of a more isolated be-
ing than the motor man on the electrics?
For years he has had the company of his
fellowmen, whether the time be early
morning or late night. It was not posi-
BILE for him TO get the "blues" and conse-
quently life was n pleasure. But look at
him now, poor fellow. Gagged up in his
little platform with no conversation TO
break the monotony of the long trip from
Dorrance street TO Pawtuxet, he seems an
unwilling prisoner. Inside the long car
he can hear the merry chatter of the skat-
ers on their way 20 the park, but the door
Is barred and passengers are not admitted
10 the motorman's little 3x6. So his face
reflects his feelings and he tries to get
what comfort he can In yanking the gong
and turning the brakes on and Oft, and
sometimes he is noticed talking to himself
and smiling, possibly at some old joke
told when he drove a car.
Last evening Mt Music Hail. during his
lecture, Mr.. Stoddard related number OF
amusing anecdotes relative to his Mexican
journey. In describing n Mexican hearse
he said il was mounted on trucks and ran
over the street car tracks. Hearses are of
different classes for the rich and for the
poor. A view OF the latter was shown.
IL was plainly decorated and was drawn
by four mules which Mr.. Stoddard ex-
planned would, in order to make way for
street cars, be driven ZIP fufi,- down dale
and around the sharpest corners at full
tilt it being the best combination of the
quick and the dead that he ever saw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05
lesser note. OF these journals the World
very forcibly says to Mr.. Hill:

lesser note. VI these Jourhais the Wo''
very forcibly says to Mr.. Hill:
They are journals of character and
standing desirous of Democratic success.
Their unanimous protest indicates what
we had in mind when we said OF your pro-
posed action: 1t Is unwise.
At the time when this statement was
made there may have seemed to you a
doubt of its accuracy There can be none
now. Both the press and the people have
spoken. You cannot fail longer to appre-
clate the fact that we were right and you
were wrong. One opportunity to retrieve
that blunder remains You may yet heed
the obvious demand Of the party and
change the date of the convention. Such
action would not be cowardly. IL would
be courageous. Consequently we feel no
hesitation in saying of this proposition !:
Do!
But will Gov. Hill back down and post
pone his winter convention two months /?
1t might pay him TO do so even now but
we do not suppose he will. He isn't that
kind of man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

RICHARD WHEATLEY writing in the
Century refers TO Newport as 1.-THE real
American cradle of civil and religious
liberty" Can't he enlarge the bounda-
ries of his cradle TO include the Provi-
dence Plantations?
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

No week passes without an increase in
the circulation of the News of substan-
tial size. but the past two weeks have
been in this respect remarkable even be-
yond the rule. The News is the REPRE-
SENTATIVE DAILY OF RHODE ISLAND and
Rhode Island appreciatesit.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05
A SLEIGH RIDE.

She looked so sweet among her furs
fioneed to press her 20 my hoart'
But with one baud 10 rightly drive.
Aias-laid nos have the art.
tried. and tried and tried again.
But when my arm stole round ner Waiss
The skittish colt would leap aside
And make me draw it back IN haste.
She chatted sayiy all tho whilc
And aid not seem 10 ses me strive.
Until 81 last she pouting said
"0ivs ne Ne unss snd VIII drive"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

Mr.. Reeds adoption of one OF Mr.. John
Randolph fuckers mistakes undou btedly
broadens and enlarges his statesmanship
But he Is still far from being n Democrat
because he now fathers Mr.. fuckers prop
ositIon 10 count members who are brought
TO the bar OF the House In order to make n
quorum. Before hc can rise 20 the height
ON which the Virginian stands Mr.. Reed
must absorb some OF Mr.. fuckers politi-
cal virtues. New York World.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

The +" Nelcs" should be ordered of your
nearest ne,csdedler. Those acishing to
secure the paper acM confer fdror upon
ats publishers by reporting at once any
failure or irregularity IN its delicery.
Patrons MT hiring near q ne,csdeoler arill
be supplied on application to the office,
WeybosSet street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05
4. W. LADD co.
DresSmakcrS' Benefit.

That we may introduce the ONLY corregt method
OF dtfna lid es dresses all forms. whether regu-
lar or Irregular, and retain model measure shape,
We shall commence specia, class o. MONDAY,
book their NAMES with us 1efore the above date.
Isrr~s..rutc our IMPRESSION Mstnod and 90 not De
every HONEST lady will admit does not NJ all
forms. even when assisted by her own good judy
ment. -. -
BY inch measurement. and Gut corrset wsist from
nre the mouth Tor teeth With on inch tspe measure
DO NOT mi - the chance OF making yourself master
az YOUR business at less than HALF PRICE. POSI-
lively no pupils admtie! 60 thu, sla.s stI?r FEB s
TfNd CO., Butler Exchange. Class day VI svo-
ming. Take elevator
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

It's always cool i'm Great Britain
wouldn't you like 60 spend next
August there? Read about IL on
page =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

THE bondholders OF Cumberland evil
IDENTIFY do not appreciate the beauties of
the single tax system, Speakers had to
be imported from Boston to take the
affirmative side of yesterdays debate in
Senate committee, and sundry Cumber-
landers came in person to make vigor-
ous protest
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

THE Tennessee mob which went on a
lynching bee and killed feeble old wo-
man by mistake was about as lucky as
such mobs usually are. Judge Lynch's
errors are many and deplorable, but too
often it is beyond the power of any
earthly tribunal to reverse them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

CHICAGO won't let the Tammany heel
ers into its beautiful new Auditorium
building, but is going to build wigwam
of rough pine boards.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

THE arrival in New York harbor Of a
ship tainted with yellow fever is calcula-
ted TO cause alarm in the breasts of the
timid. The disease seems, to have been
of unusual virulence, as no less than
eight of the crew died of it on board.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

eF-ANoNYMoUs LETTERS addressed to the
tions should be accompanied by the names and ad-
dress Of the writers, which win not be printed un-
less desired.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

JAMES G.. BLAINE is the favorite can
didate IT the rank and file of the Repub-
lican party. There is no machine be-
hind him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

THE Elmira postmastership was dis
cussed in the Senate yesterday and Hill
wasn't there. What chance for fight
xvostaI
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

THE smallpox adventure of Luke
Kenney is likely TO cause stagnation
in the secondhand clothing trade in
this vicinity.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

WITH characteristic enterprise the
New York World has inquired out the
dates of the State conventions, so far as
arranged, in every State of the Union.
AS will be seen by reference to our news
columns, the "snap" idea developed by
Hill in New York meets with no favor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

IF the Louisiana State lottery really
does wind up its business in 1894, a great
victory will have been gained for public
,,,oro1itv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

THE Democratic Legislators of Connec-
ticut derive cold comfort from focking
by themselves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

GEN. BENJAMIN +. BUTLER, who has
been man of war from his youth up, is
likely to be involved in another legal
warfare over his recently published book.
His publishers have, it is reported,
threatened to prosecute the Lowell City
Library if it circulates his book, which
is sold by subscription only. If there is
any law upon which the publishers can
rely to prevent the Lowell Library or
any other from circulating Buffers
book or any other they choose, that law
should be as soon as possible repealed.
The school and library walk together in
this country.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

Citizens OF Paw.u cket are moving for city
bospital aud IL L. 10 be hoped they may sue
cced in building up rs good an institution as
the one we have in Newport.-Newport News.
The Reporter trusts that both its sisters
may eventually have rs good hospital
system as Woonsocket. -Woonsocket Re-
porter.
But the Pawtucket people seem TO
think that, being so near Providence,
they can get along without separate
hospital accommodation. There are
some advantages in being within the
metropolitan area.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

We offer to the toiling remnant these
three simple and obvious lessons.
|. Set limit to your wants.
.. Get there.
3. Quit.
So shall your days be long in the land
which the Lord thy God giveth thee
Chicago Evening Post.
Sensible advice and of sort that is
needed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

II is now Gov. "Rats" p. Flower -Bos-
ton News.
Or in full, Gov. Rats Picayune Flower.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

'If the Democratic leaders have any
WISDOM" remarks the Journal, "they
will take a new and untarnished stand
ard-bearer out Of the great West" Why
may they not take him out OF the Great
East" neighbor, No stronger candidate
can be named than William +. Russell OF
Massachusetts, Globe.
It seems to afford the Globe consider
able pleasure to keep up its ''funniEg.'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

Baby McKee's name has been given to a
race horse, and it will be long odds on
some other ruthless vandal seizing upon
Baby Ruth's pretty name and plastering
it over the entry of some roaring old screw
with which he hopes to win pot OF
money.-Telegram.
The NEWS congratulates the Telegram
on its tardy confession of its blunder
Ruth is prettier name than Columbia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-02-05

Why should the necessaries OF life and
the essentials of manufactures be un-
taxed for Germans and war-taxed for
Americans.-New York World.
Well, confound it, are they? The
tariff isn't tax.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21

benoenoer mango Wenueter, ptaaet al
S%p9oOmme al ale Grter o. tpmmenoe
ira ale 9ele al be 5Orsneoe Stntsr, iis
til 5aoer Moainser, 8raIt pso ct. Gn'
tbonp airfsn, for at iaa Selbrsoelie for
line Strebeligbeoer.
Sm Gftermioon9en t9Qsoe M9n9ben
G,000 % bar / itdbi8 9iltnsenos. Der
bar Slinoe, areblinge Os andre Spse,
IOm pentebe paa &osans til Sirten for
at erboloe 8elii9neIien al ben fore
ErRit os bergmte 6el6reber, 6nosr
W~touin9er. Sum ell 5emteoel al bs
1iliteoep2reube naaeOe at TONNE inO /
&irten. Giter @uoatjeuefen be9Dnote
8elii9nelien al Solicit, buOreiter ct.
9(ntbonDs Sapel oabneocs, for at DC
3iliteOep9renoe tun0e iaa belflie 9eOs
l1iu9erue al Sel9eren.
6u SD brGmot. st telegram meos
oeler, of 100 8p9nin9er / 8pen Gbis
cora, 9utler Gountp, allereoe er
b%ranote, % at belle 8pen oil saa meb.
Sanoforipnin9 er iluppcu op.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
Spniiiana q.
NQriaa til gGn0itelje.

Nariag til gGn8itslie. Gen 156e
os. naaepe Mtisiisiippi Jlpoen bet bgi.
cite, ben bar naaet / be Iioite As 9(nr,
% iom 5plse beraI or geiu Orleans
b~OsItaueli9 taft ~ioruaublet til en- o.
3rafifeu paa TIT @eie er nibruot.
Natten iiprpeien bite 8nnbItanosmaas
leren Is SOB ooer S6iuanosmarte.
Seboerue pibite pel, 6bab benne Sti9s
ming betgo, % baabeoe, at ben piloe az
tase, men, oa Wtorgenen brpo frem,
bar @anbItanoen enonu Den famine.
ST. c font Der Seretnins ON bet fsrIte
Srlb. Get inotrai peo Belmont, Ums
trent 90 Wiil o~Uenior 8Der, paa Wtiss
iisiippi @auep @eien. rs SOB 99ms
ming gap eiter. Sort efter fom Der Be-
refining on nDe 8ruo, IL Drill borte.
ollie oisie 8rub, iom iulste iaa tat e.
ter binanber, bar ioraariu9et betpoelis
SGugitelie / 8peu. 89muin8erne, Tom
beitptter gleu Orleans, CT 9ooe %
it9rfe %fpriaauiot, men 9Gu9itelieu er
itur, ba SUM 6lommen III ogiaa er
unoeroeis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
Spauien u.

Slemt lpeir. De iibite Telegram.
mer brin9er Meo6elelier ON ct pperor'
oentli9t beiti9t llpeir, Tom iOrrige Ssn.
bag raiebe ouer forltieQise 3ele al
9anoet. Strange Menneiter sr iaarsbe,
og enoel br9bt at 2%pniloen. Marf'
o9roig NOT 6leo / be Heite 3ili9lbe
airferne truine, Og, oa bisie paa @runo
al Ssnba9s9uostjeneIte bar iplbte meo
9lnoGgtise, mna MO unbres puer, al
glntallst al Smtomue pg Sanrebe life
er itsrre. Oct o9rIte 9iliRloe tiloroe
fig / SO9netirfen / MOliana, boOr en-
Ierion bleo orabt, Os 20 mere el!er
minore fu9itebe. 2nuet artanote air
fens Gag, men bet beiti9e 8egnifpl
Iluttsbe Sloen. Gn lianenbe lllptfe tils
brOs Zig | Mucientos / Yr~Ooinien BAL
laoolib, bbor Sirten liseleoes bleu rant
af 2pnet. Sem Berioner brabtes, os
ii iuareoes. 3 8ursos blen ben be-
rsmte sOtbiife Gomtirte ~truifen af 2ps
net. On al airtens Wure bragtes peo
Qpnets arait uo az 2eiet. De | Sir
fen parenbe gerioner tom imiblsrtib
ale uitabte no.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
ali is.

ill llniuerIitetet / Chicago bar Mr.
g. 9. Cobb %IfjGnfet s150,0O0. Sets
belle aoltenbe er anilaaet til en- Miaion
0oGars. Sr. Cobb bar iiSen 1888
paret bOIat / Chicago, bpor ban for
nnItcn 60 9Iar iiben bps9ebe bet iDrlte
Sus al 9rG. SORT bar ban Saoels
mayer, Iiben oreu ban 5%Orretninser |
Sfo, StDpler % 99oer, o9 bet meS ct
Iaa beloist loialc, at ban auereoe
1852 funoe tratfe zig tilbage meo Ell
ben sSprmue. Senere bar ban brepet
6~urretninger / fat G%ienopnt, os altio
tient 9pbe &cnse. San er M so Sar
9nmmel.
Gu Crfau nnretteOe fore SoelGss
oelier / Chicago ON GItermioSa8en ben
l3Se Ss. ct Bar Menneiter brGbtes,
po neale III i%aaoanne Sppitelier, at De
ueppe ion lepe. Zen tore gSlsiuam
peo Mi6i0an Speu, bpor ben Denno'
frotlIte g2atiunaltonpeHtion bol0es oente
lloe. bleu ramypnsret aoitiaist.
Oct par icrmelist en- Gcrndoo; ben
bebubebes iDrit oerpeb, at ina mOrte
sfuer laaoe ia ouer Vpen, at Der
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
California.

5rGffe HeOere uptrRSer Der / Sta
ten oeo bptlps Dag. SefretRren %
8ogboloeren for Judson Iron Works,
8ilion % MOrtenielt, ifulbe relic bort
% betale De 400 grbeioere, icn Der
'psIeliGttes, men paa 8eien, lige inoe i
Spen Sntlano, | Ell operipIot 3ernbanes
oo9n, bleu De al 2 Mano, Der ipran9
lro paa 3rGnst, tuur0lte til at uoleuere
$4,000, mebens 8auoitterne bolot
fine 5tcpoluere iOrau Dem. Gen 8uas
8n, &Operne bauoe i 8ere0itab, % ipnl
DC tjprte afItco /, bar b~eIlanet meb Sernz
plaoer / 3tliHloe al, at Der ifulbe blioe
ifuot pna benz. Yasia9ererne paa 9re,
net bar aloeles bctagne al 6~orItrattelie.
Gn ooelaggenbe Grplulion ionbt
IOrrt9e Munoa9 Steo i SnlIejo. Saas
mart De tBtfe Stpmasier baobe 1preot
fig, bite set fig, at en- spran9nins bar
fore9aast i bet Ma96iin, buor Der lapes
Bomber. De iOrbrGn6te % lemleIteoe
Sig al TO Matroicr fanbtes 200 Yaros
ira lllgttesiteoet. Huber Guirerne
Itpbte man paa Sig o9 Stptter al men.
leIteli9e 2egemer. Der pmfom / bet
Sele II 8~erioner. Den it9rfe Grplps
lion bnpoe llGngt 5olt no / 8usten,
bopr Sfib8baaoe fiji Dem iiltet pp.
Sn8en fan 9ipe u~o9eniOmbelit filter
SplpSnin9 OH, bporlebes lllptfen er
9aaet for fig. Sra Dc 6preneoe Stas
tiers SrDosfartpi "Soiton" bar Is
Wanb unbcr 9eoelie al aarpner 8its
finger 9aaet ilano for at bente Wunis
tion % Bomber. @u al bem mas babe
iluppet neo Ell 8ombe. &ittiu9er er
blnnbt oe SrGbte, forreiten blep mango
~iaaret, no9le iaa itGrft, at De life pil
Hippo berIra meo 9ipet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
Min.

Snbbrnbstposri. s @eloaarb &
Normans Store bleo Der nDli9 sjort
Suobruo af 9rnmps, Der ioriDneoe iig
nreo nogle 8cn9e, cit GOD Slump Seius
elrp % nogle Sl9oer.
Z. Is. Gbamberlin traf lis ben 14oe
bs. tilbnge lom Yreiioent for @i8conlin
llnioeriitet. Gn lleni9beo mellem bant
% Seltprelien er @arias til bans Gil
bnsetrGoen. San itol bare uOpe9et til
5ormnuo for oct tbeologilte Separtes
ment peo llniperlitetet / Chicago.
Gn itGrf Stprm, leoiaset Of Cor
ben % He9n, berjeoe i Mibten al iioite
llge Gsueu on Sbeu Safe. 9aube.
oeienc blep uiremfommeli9e pna @runo
al omltprteoe 9rGr. Wtan9e Sp9uins
ger blaltes on eller beItnoigeoes. 5as
bets Stprrelie CT utjenot. Sm Cab al
9io meloes Der life.
@eit Superior. ben Lobe bs. Sr.
.. g. SObe fra &isCr, 9tOrse, anfOm
BERTH iibite 9irsoas for at beige fine
Gcnner, Sobu u. Spbe Der / 8pen,
Srpbrene Sobe i9ulutb os 6. $. 6obe
/ Ct. 8aul.
Sr. Sobe er MI opcr 20 gar 9ammel,
men enbnu itGrt os fraitis, % ben
LANCE Steiie ipues life at BABE bapt mo-
gen itaoelig Suoflpoelie paa bans gel
breo.
San aster at opbOloe fig Der 9an-
oct ct Bar MaaneOer. -"Goiten."
Srufnet. Ieoer Saa9aarb, 20 slar
oammel, brutneoe / &ice Safe Den lobe
cs. unber Saonins. Sun bar @ulos
lmeb al Yrpiesiion.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
Nei 10 Dprt.

9eben | Neiu Yort 8p 9ranieoe iibIte
ll9e til BET ~iprf1roelige, ioetminbite bar
ben itrrfere eno n~oseniinbe for paa
iartme 9ib al glaret. Sbermometret
bite 50 Graber / Stps9en, o8 oppe i
ste @taee af Suie 9it bet op til 1875.
5 ilere af 9iteus Sper bar bet life Ipns
oerlist beore.
Ten beromtc YrGbifant z. De
Witt 3almnse meo Suitru aiieilebe
Iioite Snsba9 paa "Gitp Of Neiu Yort"
til G%iperpool. Seu. 9almage bill be-
is9e ct. I%etersburg % Moifau p9
bialpe iii meO llooelin9en at be @aber,
Der CT inoicnote til be nGblibenbe So.
milier. San tommer tilbase / Sep
TENDER.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
Gmmoms Blaine ooo.

gmmOns Blaine, SIN al Gr. Sstrs.
ter Blaine, os gicepreioent iOr Salti.
more e. Ohio Sernbanefcmpani, afsit /
90roass pluoislis oso 9sosn al 8lOos
iOrsiftnins, foraariasst oso Mausbe.
tanoslie. San baboe u1rst tiliisos usb
0ominationsn / Minnsnpolis Os tos
Zig meset nar at BET for 5noeren ubela
oise tlbfalo. San osoe ! i'm Sui9er'
iaber Cyrus 8. ReGormids Diem, ps
psb bans 9SosieHs q alsne tilitsbs
Mrs. M eGOrmif, bans apne os bans
Ssn. Bruobet paa 9inisrne sjorSe, at
insst 0epeide iunoe naa irem til 5or'
alorene, Tom OpbOlot fig ! Bar Sarbor,
Wains. Buoifabet ON bans Gso mobs
tOses i@aibiustOn msb for 9sltaselis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
gfrifa.

HeligionSfriscn. 3e iibite 8reUe,
ION or mCcta9et fra llsauoa, briuser
Mieooelelier ON be Sampe, Tom raier
meacm DC proteItnntiite % tatbolite
Stnmmer. Gitsrat ben tatbOlite SGr
tire @ause babe Ilaast bet iortpileos
Angreb tilbn9e, blep 5ienoen tiliioit
oreOet benimOO 8ictoria NDauja. Saa
bdarot presieos 9atbolitsrue be 5lpg
tenbe, at bisie ~bositauelis taft bteO To-
iteoe no | ben fore 81, buOroeo 800
600 Mennelfer omtOm, li9eiom en- 5toi
DIR. 8reust meboeler poerlt9sre, at
Maj. Subne irslite BiitOp Sirtb %
acn8 @twansas 9iO ueo / iioite Die
Bill at fomme tiliteoe Os uoiOloe bet
tpite Stag,
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
gel9ien.
Spiaebanfen | Spaa. & ct

Der err aibolot Of 8pmmunalraaoet /
Brpsiel, irsmtom Der interssinnte OPP
lpsninger ON Spilebanfen | Spaa.
5lere 5nlere fremb9oebe, at 2rbare
5amilier maatte unosan at reiie til
Spaa Os Sitenbe, foroi bisie Bper i6s.
tes al ct tuetpbist Selitab. Oct bleu
irembRpet, at SpiIebauten / Spaa bar
Ell Stanoule for 9anoet, os at be andre
Wtaster / 9Rnsben life rolis oiloe ie
paa, at Der / 8el9ien opitOo npe Spiae.
banter, Der bibferte 9~uiinOsrs Ruin.
@n Baron GOnid itil6re6e 5orbOls
osne / Spaa meo meset msrte 5arper.
Scr Oripes / Spaa," iasoe ban, zen
itammelis acknowledgement; / SpiQe.
ialeue timber life Blot be uarite Spins
blerier Steo, men Der f~oreialoer Osiaa
iaa "naiuraliitiifs" os obicsne Sesnsr.
at De life fan itilorss Ofientlis. Yreiis
benton for Sontroltomiteen, 9ebrun,
ipillsr unber 9aite mso SpilsiOrpas'
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
g nDIanbet.
q Dlua.

st lemt llpcir paSicreoe 3ir5bag3
GcuOuer G9neu omfring 8Oone. Sele
IiSen bar Der Gpfloner / 2uiten, %
Gituntionen iOrurOli9enoc. st iuriGrz
beliot Ie9nfalo lebia9coc llueiret.
gauOlpbene er iuloe, % Scicne ouer'
iUpmmebe. George Sannums 3s9lars
aamic Barn umfom / 5lommcu.
Stor Sfaoe. Gn Stppumpe bjem.
Ibote iioIte Mnnoo9 Ben nOroueItli9e
Del al Sbelbp County % bra8te So
Bet al nu9le faa Sieblitte De TO @rene
al MOiquito Greet % Niibnabotna &iz
Der | Sme9nen al Defiance til at
itrGmne pper fine 8rebber, bpOrOeo en-
Gel arentllrer omfom. Smellem Car
ling % Defiance cr no9et nf 0tiltuaus
Tee Sernbanens Sppr paItst bort, %
mango al aOmpauiets Sroer i Smess
men al Settance CT Boela9te. Sal1ttoi9
raieoe Ell befti9 Sa9litorm. Matsen
pua 2aolnnbet er iuloitGnoi9t pbela9t.
Sntet 2tp gift tabt. Go9et l~ignence
&e8nIalo ital life tioligere bore inos
truIiet i ben Gsn. y
Cperflert paa Sernbnnen. 8ons
oatter alein, 30 Gar 9ammel, 9leo neo
fra Gu9et paa Ell 5rn9tpp8n mellem
Davenport % @lron / SDnouss.
Speripsmmelis bar tuget belle 8eit'
iioen al ben file 8p ROdoaie, 3 Mil
fra Dubuque. County Srpen % fore
2Gn8cer at Sernbauen er bOrtltpIet.
8 1777 9if Der en- Slom ooer famine
8D, % 40 SeriOner orutueOe.
IA StDffer &pG9 brGbtes / 9ors'
bags nosle iaa Wlil ira MaribautOtun.
09iaa entelte Suie ramponerebes.