davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

IL Is narrated that a clergyman, do
circus OF improving his sanctuary
and unable 10 procure tho necessary
funds from his congregation, decided
toaccurc financial aid from tho ranks
Of the enemy. Late one night ho
ushcred himself into q gaming house
and asked tho manager.
"Can / hnyo the privilege of offer.
ing brief prayer aud passing round
tho hat among those assembled
hurcP
Certainly" replied tho manager
Tho clergyman mounted a chair and
for fully fifteen minutes appealed to
the throne Of God to point out 20
those abou, him the orror Of their
WAYS. and nt the same timo suggest
cd that they assist him IN the work
of the Lord by contributing out OF
thor abundance. just as he had fin
ished an Old timo gam, who in his
life had won and lost two or thrcc
fortunes. exclaimed
II say, partners reckon that
clergyman there holds winning
hand for the other shore, and ! guess
we'd better sing u hymn and then
chip IN u collection for the church hc
wants to tx up I'm betting ten TO
seven that churches arc n good
thing. and IL don't seem very long
since used TO accompany my saint
cd mother TO church way down cast,
but shos in heaven now. Anyway,
lots sing the doxolo'y, 'Pruisc God,
from whom all blessings Cow
Most of yo'uns know 1t. Now
sing" The gambler had good bar
itone voice. md no started tho hymn
and was at once joined by every one
present. At it's conclusion he re
marked in a cool and collected man.
ncr:
Il say, Mr.. Minister forgot yom
right namc, you know-pass round
the hat" Aud tossing him u twenty
dollar gold piece, ho said, IN play
that to VIM When tho clorgy
mans hat had made the circuit /,
contained almost $1,000 and the
needed improvements on the church
were begun the following week.
Saratoga Cor Chicago Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

There IL an old iiibcrnicism about
making n hole and trying to crawl
in and draw II in after you. A hole
Is hard thing 10 put into n coslac
ton of minerals, but there AFRO n Tow
holes In certain cabinets that are
among tho most prizod Of their CON
tents. II must be added. however.
that thcy have enough surrounding
material TO prove that they are
holes. They arc called fulg1ritcs,
and they arc made by lightning. A
thunderbolt striking into u sand heap
or sandy soil Is sometimes hot
enough TO vitrify, or turn into glass,
the silicious matter that 1t penc-
tratcs, SO that you have n glass tube
just rs big around as a lightning
flash.
The largest Of these tubes known
is about three feet in diameter, but
commonly they are less than an inch
in thickness. They have been known
TO penetrate saud for n distance OF
thirty feet. Though lightning occa
sionally penetrates rocl, 1t mover goe'
into it for more than an inch or two
and more often vitrihcs its surface
without striking in. A good many
fulgurites have boon found in MeSi
co, but the largest and most rcmark
able are found ON the mountain
called Little Ararat, in Armenia, fol
which the lightning seems to have
particular affection. Minerals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

Tho theory of tho OFFICIALLY perfect
eye is that parallel rays OF light On
tering II arc brought TO n focus on
its rctina. Any deviation from this
condition constitutes an error Of re
fraction and requires for it's corrcc
ton an artificial variation of the
luminous rays, The generally adopt
cd method of determining the rcfrac
ton of the eye is to use test types
placed at such q distance that the
rays Of light cmanating from them
may bo regarded in practice us par,
allel; and tho deviation from par
allelism necessary TO correct re
fractive error il effected by placing q
lens In front Of the eye. There art
many other methods Of changing the
course of lumino@srays coming from
test object, aud OF these the singl,
convex lens 10 the simplest and mos
often used IN optometry. New lorl
Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

CHARLES MEN.

The sky Wa rray, and the grass was Trcen,
When the Bonnie Prime IN our giCu was seen
The grass was green. aud the Ky was gray
When on his horse be rode away
When BE- rode away with scurc aud ten
Who were blitho to 20 with Charles Men.
Oh. lonth was from my love to part
lfamlsh tho tall with the stsadfast heart
Bat the Prince Kissed llEAtly my cLuc' and
brow,
And Land me-" be said. "your awoo heart
now,
And when we return victorious, then
You shall we'd ih, brAyest Of Charles Men"
Watched them sprnsing down tho brae.
For they took the short and tho dangerous
wayi
IsAw their apcnrs CLEAN far and bright
Till the fr trcua ND them from my sight
Till faiut and small "a tho ohlrp ola wren
Were the pipes that played Tor Chhrlie's hcn'
Tho sky was blue, green was the grass.
When Joyful word can't ~ the pasa'
Tho graa. WIS green. tho sky was blue.
And dark hrowed Malcolm's dream waA true,
Although the fou for ono were tcn
The fight was won b. Charles Moni
But other tales wo had to mark
A. grass grew gray. and skirs were dark.
And the atfath WA nilod with tear and sigh
Tor slrcs aud sons who had marched ~ die.
And famish. my own, the pride OF the glen.
lay dead on the Held With Charllc's Men.
Imlsht bs blind. for never sco
But spcarheAds gllntin hounlllie;
might DO deaf, for only hear
Tho plbroch ringing shrill and clear
And by moor and meadow. on itae and ben.
Ny thoughts are thoughts 81 Charles Men,
-Simm0 Christie IN l0ngman'a Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03
ur1Lr otoRolf,s nApIo IaANsIT.
Thrilling Biie Of n Helpless founestei
Attached to q Traction Cable.

Thrilling niie Of a Helpless Youngstef
Attached to Traction Cable.
II isa common practice with chill
drcn living on the cable routes to
drop q string with n cork attached in
tho slot. and "a the cable catches II
and drags it dong 70 follow 1t up for
q block or two, or until they grow
tired.
Georgia Raiscoyich, eight ycarp
old. persuaded his little brother spifo
that they could ride without paying
George procured threocighths,
five strand clothesliuo from the back
yard Of the store and carefully fast
oncd II around his littlo brother
waist The rope was strong enough
60 settle n dozen California singe
robbers There was six feet Of the
rope loft when George concluded 90
give his little brother free ride, and
with some trouble he dropped the
loose end of the clothcslinc into the
slot.
Tho rope was promptly taken mp
by the big ilinch cable and Little
spiro started down the street 10 the
nstonishmcnt Of his big cight-year.
old brother The connection was
made directly In front Of St lgng
thus church. From that point on
the child was dragged with the rope
around his waist past Franklin street
and Van Ness avenue, n distance OF
500 feet. and az he came sailing
across the avenue William L. Muir
ply, who kcops bookstore at 100
Hayes street, saw the phenomenon
Ho at first surinisod that the THING
was u dummy, but n glance demon
stnted that II WIS not. II was only
Il 1.-Two youngstor skating with the
cable and no one to stop it.
Oddly enough, all Of the laws OF
motion wcro upset with that young
stcr With u rope Jround his waist,
the engine house engineer not know.
ing anything about foolish child
being tied to n cable II was only nat
ural that when the limo was draw
taut In tho middle that the child
would have TO go TO tho morgue
whether tho line dragged his head o.
his legs.
Providence and Mr.. Murphy saved
the youngstcr Mr. Murphy saw
tho babys preiicaincnt and ran to
the rescue Tho boy aud the cable
were badly mixed when Murphy saw
them, and no followed tho child
from Polk 20 the junction at Larkin
street with view to release II from
the cable.
There was only one way In which
20 do It, and Mr., Murphy severed the
connection between the boy and the
cable at the junction Of Hayes street,
Mr. Murphy hears some evidence
of u conflict with the cable. lie had
been Juggling with the lads string
with an ordinary penknifc, scvering
one strand after another, and finally
severed tho connection ut LArl;ir
street.
Tho child did not suffer much dam
age from his unhappy trip, His lef
ear, from contact with the uneven
basalt blocks on Hayes street, wa
partially tern away, and In contac
with one stone q gush of four niche
was made on his scalp Othcrwis'
he was not injured. San Francisco
Examiner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

The use Of paper us cheap ma
terial for curtains, wall paper and
other house decorations has aided TO
make tho homes Of the people moro
attractive, The useful arts are begin
ming to depend largely upon tho pa.
per maker. Thus the present speed
and safety Of railway travel owes
much to tho invention of tho paper
car wheel, which combines strength
and elactioity to u higher degree
than any ether material so far avail
able. The building trades also uso
paper extensively, while commerce
is facilitated by itsiuso for wrappings
and packages.-Eugineering Maya
zine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

Ramcses II, Of Egypt, cut or the
nose Of any person convicted Of trca
sou or arson. Actisanos, another
Egyptian ruler, punished robbers in
tho same way After onch nose had
been alnputatcd back even with the
bridge the culprit was sent TO u
colony Of uoselcss felons, the place
Of Punishment being known rs Rhi
noconun, from the nature Of the
punishment its colonists had under
gone.
In England in 1871 Lord Coventry,
then great keeper OF the British
seal, had his nose cut OF by order
Of the king because he had dared e.
ask some questions about an actress
then playing at tho Drury Lane
theater
A conscript who protested openly
that he had been enrolled into the
army of Frederick tho Great in O
fraudulent manner had his nose am.
putatod by order of that sovereign,
who spoke Of tho punishment as an
"indcliblc mark ON the front side OF
tho facc. st. Louis Republic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

Charcoal is u great sweetoner OF
the breath, and besides that il
strengthens and whitens the teeth,
removes the tartar, prevents tooth
ache and gives the gums and lips an
attractive color" About as much as
can bo placed ON the point of a knife
should bc rubbed gently into the in
tcrstices of the teeth on going TO
bed, 10 be rinsed out thoroughly in
the morning The objection TO char
coal is its glfttness, and 1t must be
reduced US nearly vs. possible to an
impalpable powder Its purifying
qualities arc invaluable and it 4,
said II taken inwardly it will cure in
digestion. Good housekeeping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

For expectation caviar, which is
nothing but surgeons eggs, is pro
pared in two different ways. The
eggs aro washed and then immersed
in strong brine for three quarters OF
an hour, and finally allowed TO drain.
IN this way granular caviar is oh.
tanned. For compact caviar tho
eggs are first clomsed, then picked
and finally allowed TO dry slowly.
Then they are packed closely in can
vas bags, which are inclosed in
wooden barrels, after which uay
arc ready for shipment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

Visitor TO Office boy)-Ploaso asl;
tho manager If he is too busy to see
me.
Office Boy "a moment l0tcU Yes; ;
he says he is too busy
Visitor-Nory well toll HIM that ]
will call again next year WANTED
TO pay my subscription. LONDON Tit
Bits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

There Is small boy in Harlem
who X "boin to trouble ns the spark
fly upward, " and the creator part Of
his young Ito has been spent IN In
curing diseases and accidents and
recovering thcrcfrom.
His last series OF mishaps began
with scarlet fever, went ON TO q dis
located knee, q spraincd wrist, o
iammed thumb that neccssifatcl the
carrying of his arm in a sling for u
couple Of weeks, aud eliminated In
the di.location of some of the small
bones Of his right foot.
Tho confinement TO the bed and
house that all these cntailed so low
cred his physical tono that his physi
clan prescribed quininc. This seemed
to him n remedy worse than tho dis
ease, and after exhausting all his
powers OF resistance, entrcaties and
cajolcries 10 avoid taking tho fnedi
cine, but without avail. his mother
found him ono day laboring in an
unusually industrious manner with
pen, ink and paper.
Are You writing to grandmal'
quoricd she,
NO, mamma" said this youthful
enthusiast guvely. ~ am writnl
an article for tho paper to say tina
quinino il very indigcstiblc."
And what good will that dor
asked mamma, curious TO know
what process of reasoning was goinl
on in the small mind.
"Why, when doctors read wha
the paper says about It they won
give quinino any more. Now Yorl
Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

II was not until 1910 that n title
page was introduced TO books, and
in England not till shortly before
1880, when w, Dc Machine issued
ono TO his little book on the posti.
lonco. CaNton never used them, but
Wynkyn De Wordc employed them
in nearly all his books, Philadelphia
Ledger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

At the castle of Simonetta, Italy,
there IL I'm angle in the building
which re'echoes pistol shot sixty
ono times, Tho echoed reports from
twenty-ono to thirty.thrde arc always
louder than the report of the shot it.
self.--st Louis Republic,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

MIS-. Withorby-Your old clothei man
was around today
Wi!herby (grimly)-Tell him next
time that, IT ho wants to look at my old
clothes OF mine, he will have 10 call ut
the oAioe aud SEQ them ON mo.-Ex.
chummn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

Featherstono-Do you believe in
ghostsl
Trayers-Well, for years | have
been living in haunted house,
Feather5tono You don't tell me
Who is it haunted byl
Travers 80 BY my tailor. - Ex'
change.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

Tho exact geographical conter of the
United States Is marked by grave
the last resting place of onc Major Og,
den, who Is buried on u li,tlo knoll a
short distance northeast Of Fort Riley,
Kan. Exchange. - j
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

THB THROUGH CAR LINE.
EFrECTIyE JuLY Ion, IsOs.
7roni <frrs and Dq,ur' al sah LaIs oiy
DAILY. a. loii0icis
spufWr

7fani <frtts and Dpar' al san Lake CIV
DAILY, as loii0,e'!
ARRIVE.
FROM III FAstcfn points. .....".... 800 4 m
Tron Butio. Portland and San Fran.
cisco F'Not m
From rark ity and Cache valley. 1880 a m
Prom oil Eastern points.......,......s 1850 p m
From Cache vallel and ogion,~..... 40 y 10
iftom Milford. Eureka aud inter- q.
mediate polni.. .......... ..... 80. 1000 m
FROM Juab and Eurota.....-.......... oll = IN
'Iromnerniinus and rooelo-.....- e.. 9i0a N
DEPART
for al eastern roinis-.............. SEQ $ m
FOR ogden ana intermediate points. o,o IN
for lutte. Portland. san Francisco
sud Cache valley .................. io.oiA m
Tor Cache Valley end rArk city. go . IN
Tor aii Easiern points and ~ Ffaa'
ei'co....-........ ................... go p N
iTor Eureka, Juab and Miford....... TssoA IN
Ter Kurosa, Juab and intermediate
............................ t25p m
'Tor To'ole and Terminus ............. BOP m
sDaly, Sundays excepted.
Trains between Juab and Milford DO no, run
sundaJa
envy WICKET orpICr, aoi MAIN vt
ID. y. HUXLEY, Genl. ACT paasgr Dept.
s. II. ~. CLARK. Pres. and Gon MsE
l.. uIcgiSaos, Assti Oenr Mgr.
d. l.. LoMAx, @. Y. a 7. Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03
II Rio GRANDE
eRANOs WESTERN.
WEsTERN%
Oh pulgM,@SN Standard ousgs.
Standard Gusgs.


IrAvrs SAT- LAKE
No, g-ror froyu, Grand Junrtion ana
al points Hast ......... .....s....., 500 an.
No. i-Tor Provo, Grand junction aud
All points Euat.....,........... piel pm
No. s-Tor lTufo, fayton and Eureka tiOi pm
No. C--for ninghuin. -sppeic anu
WafHffnasst 30. sssssssss..s..ssu ilQ hsuis
No. 3-Tor Ogden and West.........,..llis ~ pm.
No. flor ogden and The wgft ........l - a.in
30 t-for Ogden aud points Ncft.s... a.sV lhm'
AuiivEs SAT- tAEN
No. i-From Provo. Cfand junction
and the EHtt .......... -. g an.
No. s-FTom Provo. GRAND junction
and tie fAst...,........ .......... II - pm.
No. 7-fron Provo, fnyson aud
EuTckn ..ss.ss........s...... ..... " 30 AN
No. t-Itum bingham, sanpeto and
NrHAtrh ... .....s.s..s.s.ss. ...s.. ~ pm
No. G-From ogden and points West Z 90 an
No, g-lron ogden and tho Nert......, - an
No, i--itom ugdcn and Tie WOst..,.,, oill pm
Pullman Palace sleepors IN all through
trans Nochangca olosc connections. safely,
speed aud comfort.
4trLst ONE No. .nn y Npiu street.
II. &. upDOE, A. K. wELDY, }. II. BENNETT
Gen. Manager. Gen. tupL Cen. 4. 4 A. AT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-03

Lady-Splondid weather today.
Lieutenant Donnerwetter! That's
just what was going to say.-Main'
zer 2eitung,
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
Sp9rs pper SDbet til oct
ijcrmc Wciten.

8aa 0amplfibe, S%ernbaner p9 8oits
upane tilraaoes SUltetter's Wtape Sits
ter, ium Oct bebIte 299emiooel, ia ielp
i De reiienoe Solfs materia medica.
Gen berpper iUro9ruet, inltasti9t 8ano
bets ltaoelise Gsenitaber ps aiifpelise
Smaa, mpopirfer oaarlig eler uioroDies
Zig 6poes itaoelise Snouirfnins paa
Wtuuen, bjRlper MOB Sals6rDnoe, arams
pc oa @inoe | Mapen. Gen er oct BEDS
tie Miooel MOB mnlnriife Onoer, tilins
tetalgr @irtnin9erne al it9rf 8arme.
auloe eller 9ampc, bielper ior Sos
ueopine % or ct ui~Urlisuelist Wtios
Def mob 6orItOppelie % Oppuitets
bee. Sieiiens slultrenselie bar oite ino'
uirfet bpilt ltnoeligt pdn SnpalIoer %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ia enop9 lat oeres
2io / 5are. 9ericuer meb ipa9 Sel'
breb, ium narer 6rp9t for at reiie, pil,
beripm be er foripnet meo Sitteren,
pare operoroentlig tibet uoiat for. at
oeres Srpgt ltal bliue u%irtelissiort.
(Suni. }
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
Vriemcpf1ttel{e

for benz, font onltsr at biuadne '0et norii'
lutberlte SanBtrinrbnuos@ Saugerieft |
NiHnsGpaliS fra 20oe III 23oe gull
5plgsnoe Sausr Tar IoUet 5iIreiieuoe til
SangermGott / @liuncdpulls ~ fare:
burlington, Geoar SaptOs & U. R'p;
Gbitaso 81 9prtbs@ eItern H'p; Gbteaao,
burlington s. Gortberu w. "; Chicago,
Burlington Il 0uincp; Gbieaso. @tilp &
81. BaHI; Chicago, Nod SstauO " gaufie,
Chicago, ~. 8aui, WtinueapOtts & Swtaba;
Chicago, ct. Eaul s. aaniaS Gitp; Saunt'
bal ~ Ct 3oiepb; 8auids 6itp. Ct ,3oief
g. 60. 8lufs; Ct 9ouis, 0eoiut s. North
2Seitern; Sliuois Gentrat; Soma Geutrol;
Nilwauiee IS Northern; ghIip., cate Shore
& @sitern; Giuueapoti3 & Ct. gouts /;
Rod 3SIano s. Reura; Stour Gup &
gdcfe; 2Sdbaib; isis. Central
5ugenoe beoes bcmUrfet;
Pile Iilreiienoe. Snu1ere eler auore,
inar ouenarUnte 9rlsHsoi rtttlie. pdar be
betaler full fare TIL MnHsapolt5 o. inar
iig ct Certificate cler apitteriu9 for, at be
bar betalt full fare AZ ben StdiionS0grnt Of
bOem be tipber Giast doriommer man at
faa CERTIFICATE, maa man tetaIe full fare
bcgae geie, Eas paa. at ageutcu lttmpler
G~trtif'atet. eaer8 er bet ire 9DIoigt.
@aar man meo mere enc en- Sane. mau
man iaa ct Gsrtiiiat for bpsr Sang man
ijpber BILLET.
Stuloe uo8eu tommc ira c0rr 9iernem
Gblcngo, ma i%ldoaune aaa meo Gbicago,
8urliugtoE & Rort6ern ". u. Sugen andre
Of %oOeunGuute 8duer stuer gieonftiou met.
lem Gbicaso oa Ct 9auI e1er @tinnrnpoIis.
5ol9er man %oUeunpDate Rfalcr. ian of
eubOer 5iIrsiieuOe, mar ban al Saugerior'
bunoets Settretrr bar iaaet 1T Gertiftat
noiDlot o. uuoeritrcpet, tuu babe at betaIe
Il fare iiibage ira Atgoet.
Saabcr at ale iromelote Gor OF Nnore
otl tu1ne benhtte nogen al oUsnitaaenoe
8auer, on Otsie er alle, iom bar Iopet Reouf.
ton; liuloe no9eu maatte benDtte andre
Bauer. oil De bape at be,aIe full fare beage
Sete.
SAB os on fda ct goot beisat Wgoe. Der
or ogiaa lloiiGtcr III, at Der oil bllOe ioraet
for loSi til Saugere, Der mnntte irsmmBOe.
On bette pl man bog ian uPrmere Beliso
ira &omtteeu l WutnedpOlis.
Com eIempeI paa ben Sutcresie Saaen
oRiter, fan uGoueS, at @aftor Anoerions
Meniabeo I Albert Sea of beioitc Reiicn for
tit 9or III Sangsrfeiter. Sab andre iglge
Gremplet.
Nn0r. Nnoerien.
iSaua,rior5uu5ds &%sfrsirr J
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21

WiisiionGr Serg antom til Sriitias
Mia Den 22oe Mtai fra fin StatiUn 9as
tipUr / Snoien. Ser9, ipm bar opbolbt
N8 ca. s Nar paa WtisiiOnsmarfen, az
ter at bliue l Nar / Sicmmet. 0an bar
orret 2 Mtaareoer pna 5teiIen.
Santalmislipneu icirer / September
War it 25snarige Su6ilGum, ibct bet
bar 1867, at SDrreien og Sfreisruo
8ruuoeoe GbeueSer Wooerltatioir. SUE
9tITNntsanrct bar biotil 6ra9t mesen
9rHn9iel oper bore MisIipurrer %
o0er W~eni9bcoerne SontaliItan. Sp9s
bonn. Npo % 9poe bar o(erebe lGn9e
btrlet hnarot berneoe. Sprreien beoer
Nnleorin9 al SubilGct Misiionsuens
rer De tire nprbilfe 2unbe unoerrettet
ON, at ber-er en- SubilGums9lGoe, ban
laa 8ierne Oiloe Ibbeoe zig: Snn9erss
ltDoen trier meo at gjDre Waaneoerne
AFat, Snni, Suli, Nlusuit o9 September
NJ Ell 'prIaroelig Sio for Santalernc.
pan beoer oerfor, at Sennerne / Nprs
oen vi bjalpe Misiion9rerne til ben
Subllrnms9lGoe at iaa beipiie mango
9In9rt9c, bj9lpe peb at lenoe Mioler
Sertil.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
ssosialS. 6~prfurualter paa SOM

s~soslalS. 5prforualtsr paa Som,
Irnlano Y. 5auiens Stseu er aiaaaet pee
S'oen, So Var snmmel, eiter ct lanst
% lnlerts'uIot Spseleie.
Aloooe par | i'm lib Ell tiRt "a op9s
tl9 Sftbsisrer % bleo | 1869, fan 26
aar garmel, oetoreret meo @ulomss
oalIen for 9Orseroaao for FIN reiolute
Spfr9oen unoer ct eugelIf SampItibs
Sorlls pna SDlanos Spit. Stecn, Der
leio nplig baube paret ing, leoeoe meb
nor 2p9tl9beo 8eoningsnrbeioet % oar
laa beloi9 at iaa BeiGtninsen nltabt
llaHo, na9tet 8aaoen pGlteoe / Braao.
lDerne, og itiGnteoe lenere ben bam til.
oelte Hfng~ebelgnriu9 til be berpeo Sors
Al1tteoes @iterlnbte.
Sflbsbp9meiter Nnnanias 3ette i
ger9en er pluoielis uf9naet peb DoOeu
AZ 9lerteIlas / eli aloer al SO Iar,
8effe par Snoebauer az Stibsbpager.
'trmaet grundur1t & 9efte (Georoer.
lles 8erit), tor Sfibsrbeber, mango,
aarlg Sommunemauo % 8algmauo,
aio6oe bar Ugiaa gier al BEN itgrlte
prtpnte tunltinoultrielle Samling Ser.
gen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
8aao meb Istruleums Wiotor.

Wetaniter &aul Sraeus i Sriitiauia bar
opiuuoet Ell iaaoan Wtotor, iom ban bar
taget &atent paa / ilsre 9anoe. Den
blcp meo beloi9t &eiultat inoiat / Ell
Saao, o9 / bisie Gage bar Spiinoeren
ipl9t en- lioen Qnrud, ca. % SOB lang,
6 Sob breo % iOripuet meo II 2 6eites
tr9fter 8etroleums Motor iii @roaies
rer 9prser en- / Srouobjem for 2 5uIen
ar. MeO iiffer Gang laitet meo II a
II 8erioner o8 meO Omtoitninser %
Ore pr. Zinc, bnpoe Yuma" en- 5art
al 81 anOb. 6r. Sr9ens bar III ltrs
Der Sy9nitg cit 3 Seitetraiters us en- 5
6eitetr9iterS Wtaitine, iOm lfal utilities
/ ariitianS lunb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-21
Gar ollie nnper en- 6at. ia. De.

Sul uue uHott Wv pul, 1u. XVI
Ifal / be 5oreueoe Stater uare 20 Mils
lioner Mennelter, iOm bruser 8usoritte,
@rruoet paa bette bar ct eIer nnoet
@eui, Tom er interesieret / at iaa sooe
9anbeoeie, rseuet no, at bpis bper al
oisie 3rittsre bare oiloe Hare iis mso
ct @las BrqnSepin minore for bper
uae, laa piloe bette pna ct Qar belebe
ia iii 81 DtiQIOHer aronsr, % for
oenne Gum tunoe man 6pgge en- uos
mRrtet iteniat SjBrepei 4 ,6unore gRif
lang. Serssuingeu er pitt ristis, men
rlpttsu er, at ale be 20 Miaiouer
3rittere life tommer til at tage ben
oeri inosbolote Spiororing til Sierte.
Spis bare nae Menueiter par, iOm be
buroe pRrs, tunoe ri 10 ipars ina me'
get. "a piloe pi life bsbspe 6ansiler
elsr 8Oliti eIsr mango andre al be
utaaise Onosr, iom M PLACER os.