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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts.. 512 Est n. W.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. HORSES,
CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &C., WITHIN OUR
AUCTION ROOMS AND BAZAAR. 612
VENBER IL. 1902. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
CONSISTING OF
Parlor Furniture in Suites and odd pieces Pier and
M4ntsl Mirrors, two Pianos; one Organ. Walnut and
OAK Chamber Furniture In Suites and pieces
Hair and other Mattresses. ". W. Springs Pillows
and Bolsters. W. W. Cots. Oak and Walnut Extension
Tables. Dining Room Chairs. Oak and other Side
boards; a line of Heating and Cooking Stoves.
ALSO
NUMBER OF HANDSOME NEW AND SLIGHTLY
USED MOQUETlE AND BRuSSELs RUGS.
HANDSOME co LECTION. 1000 CIGARS
ALSO AT II O'CLOCK
10 School Desks. for District Government
ALSO AT II O'CLOCK
Several Horses. Carriages and number of of new
Single Harness.
THOMAS BOWLING SON,
nl0-t Auctioneers.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOB skLE-GOOD BUSINESS. IN COMPLETE
SorsinS ORDER. capable % sr-a. develorIuent.
~, har. ,o' yss nan. 80 iasn; IN md
oso rI-toIE-rs. BEtk. S.aI Once nIi-st.
A GOVERNMENT CLERK LEAVING CITY WILL
Aust 6a,e 500 ash ~ aee n ensy month"; sss,Ip
I.ymenis' Investigate WESTWARD. star Of
ceQn WILL Buy GOOD WILL AND FIX
$500 iSre, Q: nr.,-ciass nest s,o-c bee toi Tx
nGsi isass city b., 30 siss ofseS 's nii &s.H
w ASTED To PURCHASE BAR ROOM AND
rsss.Hr.s,: state price and location Aadr.ss
CoR sALE-GEOCEKY. MAT AND PROVISION
d. sss Y n9rthi :, 1 I 100 business Per fur
WANTED-A PARTY To ORGANIZE A STOCK
chine ten years e-isnc- In all climates good in
ins, es''' ''F'' 'i ''O''s'' ave- "es S,1 Lob
WILL kNCHANGE $1,000 10 s2O. 600 WORTH
w - Ter cent dsosntu-e bonls ts=rIrity unqu--
efty; sys price and location Box loo. Star Office.
ordsr Win Iipss snd radiators for less than half
ses, ss,1- vii hsIt prom house also 6sTber'.
EoI SALE -GROCERY. NEAT AND PROVISION
10 a -ed rst 5d ss.Sn fGs 81 10
E'oE sALE M LOSG-EsrkBiIsHED AND
s.-h bargain JANIS THOMis, Star once ni6-.s,.
si theor,,icAl ani prarticAl miner. wishes agency
~ sneses-fs, mirin. naAchinery washington, New
star chcs- nS-6,.
L>OR sALF -CONFECTIONERY, CIGAR AND
sfsfionery store IN the -Outhes-t school
houss-; doing znud business. only parties meaning
b.siss-s n-~d answer. CONFECTIONERY, star
once nslv'
C,oE sALE-IIQUOR STORE. DWELLING AT
,.rssd; .s"t osation rsnt re.sonab,e loaz lease
10 sold 81 once Address Box 50 star Office ociojw'
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC Is INVITED
D. the ASST nee- sale OF the eelant stocA 81 books
ssatfonery and fancy articles going book
sor- q ". II. Norrison. ly}i 81 IA. " a, and be-
lo~ Gust FILLMORE BEALI, Assignee.
nl-1m 50 y St NV
THE REASON RAMSAY HAS The LARGEST
watch and elOck-r-psirin< trade IA the city BE-
osus- - do-s hts work honestly and well
Watch cleaned. Ell
Watch main spring, 81
AL sork warranted year
Hear what the people say. 1927 st nv. oc25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11

The wildcat scare shows symptoms Of having
been hit with boot-jack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11

peen hit with boot-Jack.
Judge" said portly man in the police
court, 81 wish you would send dot poy Of mine
to der reform school. Id will be gread favor
TO me-"
"What has be done?"
"Chust ven vas ready TO blay my new SYM
phony he shipped 'Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay' be-
tween der pages of der moosic."
"ls this novel thoroughly originate asked
the publisher.
Eyes. sir"
''None of the old characters or situations?"
Not one
well, sir, il cannot succeed You must
think the puble doesn't know what Il has been
wanting all these years"
The mission Of the political scare-crow il not
entirely over. The may be largely dissi-
pated but there is a great deal of crow yet 70
be attended to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11
y ATCLIFFE. DARR / CO.. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN % DWELLING
HOUSES ON b STREET NORTH BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH STREETS EAST
MD THREE CD HOUSES ON TENTH STREET
EAST BETWEEN AND C STREETS NORTH.
1892 recorded in Liber 1877, folio 243 one OF the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auco
%g 5S1a f. 81 @ H12SBkE
feet by the width of lots 90 and 20. ali Of
lots 81. 30, :S3, "a, IS. SO and 81. and the south
II. .f5 feet of 3S in Loveless and Phillips subd-
vision Of lots in square 1854 in the city of Washing
ton ID. G.. Each said lots and each of said parts
OF lots, Is improved by brick dwelling house. Each
house. with the lot which it is built will be sold
separately and will he sold subject to prior deed Of
trust viz OF 81 1000 part lot 90 of So 100 part
~. of s.. Io5 on each of lots 81. 10 81 and "a Of
"a 800 on lot 3d. and Of So 800 each Of lots 49, 81
and on said part of lot IS. with interest on each Of
said amounts from September 1892. at the rate OF
Ier cent per annum. payable seni-annually. the
from March IA. 1892
months. or all cash, at option Of purchaser De-
chaser and TO be secured trust and TO bear
interest from day Of sale deposit of 800 will be
required on each house when bid is accepted. II
terms of sale not complied with In ten days the
trustees reserve the right to resell at risk and Of
defaulting purchaser.
W. E. EDMoNsTON Trustee,
- 500 9Th st. w.
HENRY X SIMPSON, Trustee
n4-d&ds 302 Pennsylvania s. g.
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All Warrants Under the Law.

Judge Kimball rendered decision in the
Police Court this morning of considerable in
terest to the proprietors and inmates Of dis
repu table houses, and he wound up his decision
by imposing a substantial penalty.
The case in question involved q charge of
vagrancy against woman named Estella
Ward. who was an inmate of disreputable
house. The proprietress of the house. an in
mate and Policeman Settright were the wit
nesses for the District
1t was charged that a man complained that
he had been robbed Of $50 and some notes.
LAWYER Wells, for the woman, said il there
was a charge of robbery preferred against her
she was ready to meetit at any time
The policeman told the court that these
women were permitted to live in the Division
as long as they behaved themselves and were
not suspected of robbing people.
None Of them behave themselves" said
Judge Kimball, land the sooner they are all
locked up the better it will be for the COM
munity." The judge taid that all persons of
that kind were Migrants within the meaning of
the law.
"Then," said counsel, ''there are hundreds
Of them who could be brought into court
''That may be So" the judge said, .'and when
they are brought in they will he held"
The court required the defendant to give
bonds in the sum Of 500. five times the ordi-
nary vagrancy bond, or go to the work house
for ninety days.
The Judge Held Him Guilty.
Frank Gallagher Keeps saloon at No. 1876
2lst street and has been in business
there for = number of years. He claims
that he has been a aw-abiding citi-
zen, but the officers, Sergeant Keefe
and Policeman Bell found at the saloon last
Sunday what they thought to be violation Of
law, and they procured q warrant and had Mr..
Gallagher before Judge kimball today.
Under the law saloon keepers are required to
keep their places closed on Sunday, and that
was what the officers charged he failed to do.
According to their testimony Mr.. Gallagher
was in the saloon Sunday and they saw him get
glass Of some colored liquid.
Mr.. Gallagher claimed that one Of his neigh
bors was visiting him and he went in the saloon,
but he denied that he made . sale.
Lawyer Lawton argued the case for the de-
PENDANT, but Judge kimball held him guilty
and imposed fine Of ESQ, which was paid
Entertaining Archbishop satolll.
Archbishop Satoli Of Italy, in company with
Bishop Ksane, visited the Academy Of the Holy
Gross yesterday and was greeted by the pupils,
who performedfo his entertainment program
Of vocal and instrumental music. The arch-
li~hon vna6o q rleaannt l3kfln av,oe~h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11
THoMAs BOWLING son. Aucts.. ele St. n.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON FIRST STREET
BETWEEN AND d STREETS NORTHEAST
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH
1892. at FOUR O'CLOCK P. M, will cell. in front
OF the premises part of lot H. 724 fronting
feet on the east side ot lst street northeast by
Terms: One-hsf cash. balance in and two years
with interest secured by deed Of trust the prop
erty. or all cash at the option Of the purchaser
deposit of 800 required each lot at time of sale
Title perteat. Conveyancing sand recording at pur-
chaser's cost. THOMAS BOWLING SON
no-dNdS Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11
HEALTH RESORTS.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

L|oR sALE-A FINE SELECTION OF ONE HUN
L dred farms near Washington. suitable for dairy
gardening or stock rasing also farms on the poto-
mac river: as low six dollars per acre send
for new and additional list. with map the suburbs
o: ashington Don't purchase until you my list
JAMES L. CLEMENTS,
n3lm 1921 ST NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SALT
u BARGAIN! BARGAINli BARGAIN!l!
Elegant square grand piano; handsome rosewood
case; finest make full octave; double overstrung
carved legs and lyreI besutiful quality tone; will
sacrifice for SlSo; $40 down and 81 monthly.
r. G. SMITH
NIL 1928 Pa ave- n W,
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was about to start the policy business, and Wit
ness said he would work for them. Sutherland
said it would be all right and that if he (wit-
ness) got into trouble, he (Sutherland) would
make it all right. Grealey called at witness
house several times, and witness reported the
condition Of the business Both sutherland
and Grealey knew that witness was working q
a writer for Horbach 4 King.
He had seen both Of them in the Office of the
firm Saw Grealey and Long at the Office
about week before the raid in the
evening. Saw Grealey about two weeks
before the raid in front Of the Evans
building. Grealey then asked witness how the
business was getting along, and then asked wit
that he had and handed him g.
Mr.. Mullowney-Why did you give Il to him?
The Witness-Because be asked for IL
HIS TESTIMONY THROWN OUT
Arthur Cromwell, . young colored man, said
he was Q waiter for Horbach and King.
he being known q "a" He had
often talked with GreAley while work.
ing for the firm, and Greslev
told him to look ont for the police officer in his
(witnessD neighborhood, but that he need not
fear him (Grealey).
On croes-examtnatton witness admitted that
last Monday he got sixty days for writing
policy. Tuesday he got Q man by the name Of
Bowling q the Jail TO write letter for him 70
the district attorney volunteering 70 testify
against Sutherland and 0realey.
Judge Miller cut abort TIE testimony a I'D
vttnes and instructed the Jury 10 Disregard
esevy word ofhis tsstimony. Hi honor's ronssa
for doing % W. IL net 1hat ~ wftnam I'D
% ~ h1al Headay - s1ea1ly asnisd - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11

FOR sALEL ,.~o onc
pleasing prices. You can set pour Ot1n
rdiue on almost any instrument in our
store and Irice will in all probable
ity, be far below it. Just abouti Come
and see TOR yourself the excellent fnstru-
neents IRE are Offering. You'll be sur
prised at the prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

I'OR RENT-NEAT COTTAGE, WITH ACRES
Is nd and statl-: miles from city Metropolitan
nr.n r. X only ELI MOuthiy- j. r. HERT-
TDuD. l4lo % 81 nl1-3t
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
2laenter snjfes | enbper eofalitet!
lS

Gor at 6sitgtte fig mob SOlen baube Cru 2etsler inbs
taset 9sOrss PIuOs msuem besse ginssrns sQer gats
~.frne. 9un bOIot en- Bog 5aunOsn, men igutes at
pare mere i~psisIfat meo at ituoere fin Utaubs aniigtss
trat Cen BOG, til buis ibfte aapiteI bun aIoris naaeoe)
enb be Blade, Tom bun nu os hu tunteiuI6 uenbte ON.
Gorbi ben msrte 6a6sr liiteSs @eOrg fig msb letts
StriOt, bsie6s fig ns6 til ben bIioe Mobsr Og bDiiteOe
me6 Iusnbs ain6er:
"Saa ou, at iss itprsos beIe guaoen2 - Cant blot,
at leg bapoe funnel iatte ben puu grunb, pm iss bauos
%uillst; Os bet uiIbe is O9iaa baUe siort, bUis bu life
bapOs pGrst meb, DIANA"
"SS buorfor bet bal" ipurste gtieoIine Os iaa paa
0reuSen meo ct iuast SmiI.
"Stte for Nu6st emo for aft bet geluar, ri UiIos 5aps
baut msb at tomrs 6srfra i9isu. 80, ig ftal lops for,
at Der oa uIos uGrs blsuet ct uuOet 9urlumbei snO nu. .
%, bu ufOrnuftise garnl~ iutteOe bun meO 8ss
mob - "8u usb fun Iiot, buaO bet UiI iise at arbsi6s Jig
fra en- gruno, iOmrllan en9ans .r tommen iuft paa.
Ween i~aIfalO, geOrs, maa bu lite mare iua b~uruastise
Ianter - life ieEu frsmmans 5arsn; tbi Bet sr at iriits
Cub"
eiot mOoiaIosu ouer be itrafIeu6s Orb Os bet u~iGoDans
Zig aIuOrlise 9Iif, Der I~sOiassoe Dem, latte gsors fig
sunite lille nsb for at ipitts paa ct Stptts era, Der
~sienipnIis par beitemt til at bIiue en- giterIisneIie al en-
Baao eaer nOsst lisnsnoe; % ueO bette arbsioe bOIot ban
iurist paa, inbtiI en- ny @isuitanO ~fansieos bans Ops
m~GrtiOmbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Flleboeren paa Sobannesifieret.
SpitrOman Of GmiIis garIen.
SBrite 9eL-5srite geriobe.
6lg8tlingerne paa "Grifareren."

?sm!"- sientOs Ranben lansiomt, os be Ogbs
a. ~ Paa bans panoe trait fig t9ttere iammen.
|Ro'Hae tau9; men benbes Dine talte ct bsoenbe
3So9; Der lite par iremmeb for ben, paa buem Oisie
os SIitte bIeu felteoe.
sS%09 u~taopoien bib, GaroluS!~- iasbe Sfipperen
~ Ol O9iaa baue os en- Sib at itprts os paa."
a O"0sL bpiiteoe GaroluS, ioet ban iatte Yoien
i Paa Steoet, buor ben @arle iab peo 8oret - "ost
4 Sante W.T., IOm ies tantte, at ban bar siOrt noset
w. 9oaret er talitt - bet iaa ies iaa fart, iom leg
4 81 O9; o9, naar man farer unber iaIift Stag, iaa
W. not bpao 6IOtten er aaaet."
SsHs talteoe ct ~foriteuoe 8Iit til ben Sibe, buor ben
rmSsIS2s0StuIOe Pasiasr faO, rpiteOe paa !9Ousbst
a 9Oto lnOs mso bin bunme Slabbsr 5aaret ios
"s'aa Iat paa bam iom paa mig os Big"
3s'oo goNOng ~begpuOte 8inbsn, ~iaalsOeS iom elias
n w 'Gtuola9t, at rifle op os tos mart til iben Grab,
a 81 q @Gnile meO truiti9 SOmmunoOitemme tunre uos
pes StOrieIet Os Soften, GarOIuS L.. saa fan bu
"19Osren tlar! SoIOer bun iaaoau usb, ital bu
a ( : al 0t llGbsr os ct sOOt Stytts biema6 bag"
~nD eost 9!uauo ~ipGrtiutte GaroIus oisie ManSursr.
!" otsUe trutns IND, SeiIsns ipl6tes al ben Istte
!, % 6Goer og Ssn inotos maseIist fine PIabie |
n = S".9e ooropbnins uso Roret.
- P0ge earOIus, = raabte @sorse ban bapbs
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

aaereoe, mreb fin albsrs 5ribeo os fit eget raite os Iises
frsmms gaien, siort fig ~fortroIis meo ben unSe So
mano "tore Garolus, berg bog for Alttn9 ben
imufte buioe Esube, iom fpoer Der paa VanSst =. nei
i, Der er Ell til 80. % NOT en- e. os en- til enonul"
"Bierse7 So, ies t%atter, - fuareoe Garolus Isenoe
- ben lille Serre mua lite tro, at Gsnbsrne lisssr Der
for Moritabs StplOl~
"Sis mig ba, buu6 be Iisser Der for, iasOs @eOrs
os tiIebe fig inb peo Chen al garoIus % ben GamIe,
for ON uuIist at faa fat NOret, iOm 6abr elias
pasiebe.
Uaen oenne tos / fin ~urOtteIise 0tOIisbeo insen GiOtits
al 0rensens ~brGnoenos attraa.
"0st itaI ies not tuune iise, iuarsoe GaroIus
"bsis GpnOsr, iom er Iufttatts, fables for gassrs os
Iis9er Der os 1pber, for at be Ssfureubs lfaI pios at tase
fla iuare for iaabanne Stebsr, iom ct for srunbe til at
ieile ouer. Der Tnbes en- iuar WiGbsbe i%uabanne Gsns
Der Der &rifiuuiafiOrOen."
"!Suor bet sr moroiomt" uebbIeu 9sOrs, fOrtiGts
tenbe bet paabe8ynbts SetieuOtfaO - "ut uars uoe paa
Sssn Ga fare paa en- fabian Saao! Meu bet piIre bog
pore morOIommsrs, ON bet bIaits Op, faa at bet fog Os
IurmeSs SeiIeus, os gsIserue tom farenos iom fore
girSsl"
"Saa! Gu bar uarst iauIGnse tiIiss, at bu psO,
gsen tan 9aa fore 8isrse2 - Oct bar inseu Spss
uaret Sa for en- Iaaban Iioen Gut at pare ube."
ala, ieo er iut life iua IiOen, fulbe iss meme, -
taobe geurs Os itratts paa StuIbrene "0asn ~bsnsans,
ba sssrns git iau fore, iOm ies iasbs, uar iss blot ct
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

Tibet Puis, fom nepps tunbs itau paa gsusne, bu be flap
mig neb paa 09ttet; men ies buffer bet ~aQisepel, for
ies bOIoer iaunteset at 9apst - % ies piloe sierne, bpis
ies MATTE faa Cop til bet, prsus, ON ies tunbe itprs
8auOen, naur ies FAB ueO ROret."
Ss meoens @eors uotaIts bette 6orilaa, iOm aaersos
no9en Glib bauoe Iigset BAN paa 9iertet, faiteoe bans
IiuIise 0ine fig ia uenIist os uOtalenoe paa ben samIs
elias, at bsnne msb ct soomOOiSt Smil paa 9Gberne
trat fig tiIbase Os LOB 0rensen, iOm aaersOs bauos puns
bet bans Sisrte, iaa i'm Billie freur.
9enrptt Os ftOIt iatte gsOr9 fig tilrette paa fin uiss
tiss gIaos; oa, usbsns ben inters5iante, for anore tens
u,sIis ensfOrmise spsisIiattsIie git for fig unOer 6uosr
gIias' Os GaroIus' ieles Snitruttioner, bleu SamtaIen
paa besse SiOer ieoie ~IiuIisere. Uten ba GaroIus bes
banOist forte GsOrs tiIbase til aapitlet ON be fore
9anObirse, iOm ban buuOe ieet, ba fan par ct tibet
"guis", bsrtes for fOrite Gang fere elmer ben aIbrs
9etsIers Stemms, iom iOrmaneos Ssnnen til lite IGns
sers at fable Stipperen % ben unse SSmanO ~beiuarIis
msb fine SpOrs5mauI Os i'm Nps8isrrisbeb.
"Sun fuIoer os iet life til geiuGr, q - ia9oe ben
sumIe elias, bpem bet siorOe Onot at ie ben taIsnOs
Ri8fOrnsieIie 8renssnS u6tryt5 lube anfst.
gu turOe GeOrs bog lite bUaIe IGnsere; iueO ct Bill,
bUOri Der Iua bet bpbefe Gam, uUersuu ban ROret til
GarOlus % uenbte meo temmsIis I%ansiomme Striot tI'
buse til ben Sioe al 9attet, buOr 5aoereu eubuu iab paa
aiiten, rsssnOe i'm Cigar % i%irrsnbe paa be fOrbisIis
oence Stranoes samIe, t9tbsuortos Stoue.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
Sunoe, iott tan I9ie.

Risti9nuf paaItuar 2eilnis, at ban
bar bBrt en- 5aarebunb ubitsbe iaa
mango iom 80 Orb, men bet bliper bel
bog bet Beitaasnbe. at intet firisbbet
9pr nOsenfinbe bar lart at tale noset
msnneifelist IunsemauL. ROsle Sunoe
bar lart ct Slass SprOs, men bet be.
fob alene / at sis / fOrifienise Toner.
@ntelte fan "ipnse meo", naar man
ipiaer Os ipnssr for Dem.
Man bar lert Op Sunoe til at for.
itaa ifreune Orb. gn tos iaalsoes al
tib ct Bort martet "8anb", naar ben
bar tsrit, % "Mab", naur ben bar full
ten Cir SObn 2ubbud GAP fin Sunb
utrolis unoeruisnins / benne Runit,
os, ba ben bar iarbeles laruilis, bar
ben tiliiolt iitano til at brinse I'm
Ssrre iaa mango iom 20 marteoe Bort,
bet enc efter bet anoet | en- beItemt
Ratfe, for at faa ct Maaltib, os tos
albris Sell. SUiepbus bapbe ben Gns
ifuelie, at entelte DIR funoe tale fsr
Spnbefaloet, os mango al Spo'airifas
Snofsote trOr, at 8apianerne fan tale.
ga en- lerb Mano er 10 enbos reiit
berneb for at bripe bette Sprosituoium.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

men. sa bet bar siort mob Cub. Ioa
tuHSs bet Ell brpOss. bo0rfOr uoIua s,fta
brast. Dfret, ibet bans Batter blep en-
YreitinSs | Templet os Iaal.O.s Ofrst
frr Serren benbes belle 9ip, bpurTur
Jsraels 2strs besraO bsubs iOm tubt
for benz.
Saa fomner oi til ct anoet ponIte,
li9t Yuntt / G%ort9linssn, nemlis ben
GaHbebGr, iOm FOB peo Serreus bsire
O9 osnitre SiOe Os uf bpilten uOsit On
Tor at bore en- ls8ua9tis Gano / Ntabs
Trpfeters Iunb.
Soao bar bette for en- G~auoebarP
8erpm fan Der life bare mere eno cit
Uiening; oerimOo CT oct panit,li0cre at
latte, buorlebes otnne 2Gguens aanoes
brr tnnce iteOes gosung til Cubs
IRENE % at Sub f~rembploes Ium ben,
Der Danoler meo ben; tbi beraf irems
9aar Def, at hi Der bar ct oirtelist SAT-
tlm % life ct 8lanbpert for os eaer ct
Softer af en- itRrt Snbbilbninsstraft.
vi maa O9iaa lesse @erte til, at
9rOfsten bar to SDu, ct puu SOrben Os
ct / Simmelen, Os bet fsrite oil funne
forflare bet iibIte.
TIMBER bet enc Spn iua ban bet belle
Ssrael ipreot pua 8jersens iOm Saar
uben Sprbe.
Ser iaa 9rufeten / ct Spn gs9i.
penbeben sanite iOm ben fOresit unber
Sla9et.
8 bet anbet Spn iaa ban en- @anbe.
b9r itaa paa ben bsire Os p~enitre SIDE
al 2ronen; ban iaa ben enc eftsr ben
anben treble frem for Serren; ban bs.
rer Spsr9smaal os Suar, % aft, ban
iaa % bgrte, ~iuarer ~nsiastis til, boao
Der fore9it / @irtelisbeben.
gtaar iaa 8rofeten pibere flyer, at
bet bar Simmeleus Scr, oa er beri in'
gen 8aniteli9beo; TIL Seius flyer Oss
iaa / 2i9neliel, at bet bar Simmelens
5usle, iom bpesebe fine 8eber / @re'
meme paa bet 2ra, ban islo baObe plant
tet, os at SimmeIens 5usls uaO op Sa'
ben, iom bar iauet paa 8eien, meosns
berten oisie Ganoer eler 5u9ls berfur
~titaaes no9et Opbolo / Simmelen.
Gt Satun, NnfBreren for benne Sar,
bar Go9ans til at itiae fig irem for
Sub, % at ban, iOm maStis 6prite,
bar ct 5plse meb fig, fremsuar Of lere
Steoer / ben beQise Strift, (ie Sob. l.
8, 2. l. Nab. II. 7, 81
Gan er Dpbapsmano til ale ulptter,
men itebie itaar ban unoer CUBS Op.
iist o9 m9sti9e Saano.
(Mere.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01
10
~6pa6 CT bette for Steoer2"

~6pao sr bette for St9oe2"
Ueb bette SpsrssmuuI fob geOrs alter pos GarOtus
os peseoe pda nOsIs ldnse, bUios gpsuin9er, Der i~tratts
fig ~IunssmeO ben enc Rplt.
"ab, Der paa 8eitIanoet2 - so, bet er Sorten.
Oct CT ct martuarOist StsO, bet; Der sr ROr0manbens
ifGro mso at auIGsss StibsUarftsr os 9Otter JON D.
fables, be Subretniuser, iOm be bar Stibens naar be
itaI unber deportation; os meo 3ibsn bar be pei iiin6s
at Ia9se belle 6Iaaoen | Citation Der - men bet pt
ia9tsus pare Iiot snbni. Paa Reisu til 1rammsn
baU6e ui fsre gObusI.bniuser msO os, Tom UilOe tags
arbeios paa 9Orten; for Der bstaIsr be en- iUer Con imOo
IOm blemne Dos Os; os ies tisnosr mango l~lussuttsr,
Der sr tasne BERTH iaa fattis., at be tnapt bar baDt gtos
get at bstaIe en- Bib UaaO mso, Os bog er be ;omns biem
eftsr ct Bar liars 5Orlsb ue6 tire saer fire ~bunorsoe
Rissbaler Gesusbossn."
Oct er soot at uibs, bUOr man fan ~fortisns iaamaus,
Psnse, - iUureO. GeOrs bstantiomt, bet ban iGitsOs
ct OpaIsuos gIit paa 6orten.
"IRaaite on tunoe bau, 9git til at tass BERTH ca pros
bere sptten9'- ipursts GGrOIus ipSgen0e - "2et
OiIos nstOp paste fig iOr en- i'm 9srremauOsiSn!"
Seq sr ineen in 9erremanSslSn, - iuarsSs geors
fOrtrpOsIist os taitees ct trOoist SIit paa GarOIus -
"Os, bUis Ou lite trOr, is ituIos pare TART not til at
ar6eioe, iaa is Der meO ssHe Dine, ON leg er uOsen ipas
S%tattell~
Uiso Sisis Orb O%pIsftsre ban Os iUiussNe over tit sos
ueO en- ~tsmmsIis for Os tuHs Stsn, iom Iaa pad 0Sttet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-01

s 9sbet Of ct Ssfunb er Mtanben
noe paa @aoen, mebens be oprteOe pa.
ciuer trabber ON paa @~ulutappet, bpOr
ban bar il9nst @lasiet.