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| REMARKABLE LETTER.
A Prominent Professional Mans Ex-
traordinary Statement,
N. Y. sun.

" y. our
To the Editor: SIR-As my name and
face have appeared in your paper and the
public prints lately. and as many of my
professional brethren are wondering at it,
feel 1t only just that should make an ex-
PLANTATION. The statement published over
my name was made ten years ago, after
long aud mature investigation, and have
never changed my mind as to the facts then
stated. At that time l said, as a physician,
that | believed Warmers Safe Cure was the
best of all known preparations for the
troubles IL was advocated TO cure, and say
so still. know it is considered the proper
thing for the medical profession to decry
proprietary and other advertised articles
but why should they do sos As the late DR..
j. G. Holland, writing over his own name
in Scrtbner'S Monthly. said:
ut is a fact that many OF the best pro-
prietary medicines of the day are more sue
cessful than many physicians. and most of
them we're first discovered or used in actual
medical practice; when. however, any per-
son knowing their virtue and foreseeing
their popularity secures aud advertises them,
in the opinion of the big oted all virtue went
out of them"
DR.. Holland was an educated physician,
an unprecedented observer, aud he spoke
from broad and unusual experience. Pro-
prietary medicines should net be decried.
The evidences Of their value are overwholm-
ing. l have seen patients recover from
gravel, Inflammation of the bladder and
Bright's disease after using Warmers Safe
Cure. even when all other treatment had
failed.
make this frank and outspoken state
ment in the interests Of humanity and be-
cause know it to be true. I trust for the
same reason you will give it to tho public.
Respectfully, r. A. GUM,
York,
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Not Enough to L1ua On.

Ne'o York Letter in Philadelphia Ledger.
speaking Of the late William Astor's pro-
,Is!on Tor his wife in the will recently filed
LOT probate, a millionaire Wall street man,
@ %no Is member of the 400" says: Fifty
sIo9sand dollars year, though eccompa-
n!tu with the use, free from rent, taxes and
V , charges, Of the house In the city and
sue Newport mansion, is wholly Inadequate
moVision for a woman of Mrs. Astor's
LANDING Tnag IN society. She has, of course, her
+b Ia9lFITaRe portion in addition, but even with
euls, l cannot see how she will be able TO
n, :. two great establishments and en-
SstI, IN the manner IL which, during Mr..
IooSnS ne, she was accustomed to do as the
leader of New York society. I know that
" ISIS me great deal more than $50, 900 O
o ~ 70 maintain my household. The cost
entertaining in New York society is
living every year, A single ball costs
he 'usahus or dollars. A small fortune may
sbo,. expended on a single dinner party. I
Tvo uau NOT be surprised if Mrs. Aston should
w r1 good deal abroad, where her income
"Oulu count far more than at home.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
Guardians Sale Of Desirable
Property.
I.D.& R. D. LaROCAE, AuetiOneer,.

Under aGd by virtue OF an order granted by the
Honorable Hampton l.. Ferrin. Ordinary fer
Chatham county, Ga, we will sell before the
Court House door, in the city of Savannah,
Ga. during the legal hours Of sale, on TUES
DAY. the 9Th day OF june 1892:
All that te8) undivided interest in lot No. 43
Crawford ward 10 the city OF Savannah, Ga,
together with the improvements thereon, said
lot being bounded on the north by Perry street.
on the east by lot No. ~, on the south by
Perry street lane, and on the west by lot No ~.
Said lot having front OF 60 feet, more or less
on Perry street. and n rectangular depth OF 10
feet more or less, and being subject to an
annual ground rent OF nineteen 2ti0O dollars
90 ~ said property belonging TO PATRICK II.
COkER, MINOR aud is TO be sold for the pur-
pose of providing support, maintenance and
education for said minor. Also, at the same
tims aud place, we will sell toe remaining "a
One-third undivid ID interest In above property
belonging to MARY COKER.
TERMS, $1,000 cash ard balance at per
cent, to suit purchaser.
REBECCA A. WALTON,
Guardian Of p IL ColKar Minor
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Results OF the Ball Games of the Big
League Clubs.


League Clubs.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Games of base
ball were played today with the following
results:
At Cleveland-Clevela 5. st. Louis g.
At Chicago-Chicago 4, Pittsburg 5.
At Louisville first game)-Louisville l,
Cincinnati 2. Second Charlottesville z
Cincinnati 3.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 6. Washington 5.
At Observation-Disclosures ), Philadel-
phia s.
At Charleston Charleston 3, Winston G.
At Cclumbia-Four innings; game called
on account of rain.
at Memphis-Memphis 0, Macon 4.
AT New Orleans-New Orleans 2, Chat
tanooga3 3.
The negro won to~dey's game for Chat
tanooga, and even then it took twelve inN
nings to decide. The score sood 2 TO 2,
when Bourke got TO second, OrtmAu made u
wild pitch, which brought Burke to third.
and was enabled to come homo because the
colored bat tender picked up the ball before
Mckie reached it, making 1t blocked ball.
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No sympathy for Criminals.

Editor of the Morning NelVS: The
article in your paper stating that the ex-
press robbers were given an object lesson
here some time since that sit does not pay"
is food fer reflection. Had each of them
been given the full penalty of the law as he
deserved, it may have warned the others
1t is this ympathizing with criminals that
encourages crime. Your editorial against
Migrants is timely. Let the laws be vigor-
ously and impartially enforced.
CITIZEN
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A Matter Easily Understood.

SAVANNAH, May %. - Editor Morning
NeUs: would very much like to know
how it is possible for you to give an &C.
count of Deeming's execution, as 1t took
place six hours after received your paper.
IsIDoR COHEN,
1856 Congress street.
The day begins in Melbourne quite num-
Der of hours before 1t begins in Savannah.
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FALIx CLOTHING co.

Don't let this cool spell de-
lay your supplying yourself
with Neghgee Shirts.
The way we are selling these
Imported CheWots at S. so
makes if advisable for you to
call and select at once, whilst
the assortment is complete,
those that you want.
FALK CLOrH[NG 60.
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The Morning News For the Summer.

The Morning News For the Summer.
The MORNING NEWS will be sent to any
address by first mails leaving the city at the
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The address can be changed by the subscriber
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It is necessary to qire the old address as
tceI as the netU
The date when the subscription expires
is printed on the address label of each paper,
the change Of which to a subsequent date
becomes a receipt for remittance. The pa
per is always stopped at the expiration of
the subscription. IL renewal Is not received.
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Eneland's Inconsistencies.

LONDON, May 23-Two huge petitions
were wheeled into the House of Commons
this afternoon. They bore the signatures
of 1873, 1916 members of the Protestant ALI
ance and 101 ,406 members of the Loyal
Protestant League and others praying for
the appointment of a commission to in
ouire into the condition of the converts and
monasteries in the United Kingdom.
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or Hoods Sarsaparilla as blood purifier
entities it to your confidence. No other
preparation has such record OF cures OF
scrofula, salt rheum, blood poison
ing, or other blood diseases. To try it is to
know its merit. Be sure to get Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
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THE white ant constructs habitations many
yards in hight which are so firmly ana solidly
built that the bufaloes were able to mount
them and use them as observatories. They are
made of particles of wood Joined oy gummy
of q hurricane.
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THIS DAY.
LEGAL SALES.
CITY SHERIFF's SALE.
SHERIFF's OFFICE CRY Court OF SAVANNAH,
SAVANNAH, May 9th 1892 j

SHERIFF's OFFICE CITY Court OF SAVANNAH, I
SAVANNAH, May 9th, 1892.
FINDER and by virtue of q a. ia. issued out Of
- the City Court OF Savannah In favor OF Z.
Y. HAM vs. A. BONAUD and JOANNA La
VAN, / have this day levied the same upon the
life estate of JOANNA LAVAN in the following
described propsrty, namely: All that five-acre
lot Of land at Isle OF Hope. in the county OF
Chatham, state Of Georgia, on which IS situated
the residence Of the said JOANNA LAVAN,
and bounded as follows On the south by lands
of Mary A. Macarthur. trustee: east by the
Skidaway river. north by lands of Patrick Pow
ers and west by a road. in the rear OF said five
acre lot, and by lands of Thomas Henderson,
and will offer the said property for sale at
public cutlery as the property OF the said JO-
ANNA LAYAN, to satisfy said A. IA. before
the Court House door of Chatham County, dur
ing the legal hours of sale on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN JUNE. 1892. the same being the 7th
day Of faid month.
Terms cash. Property pointed out by plain
tiff Owner in possession notified in writing.
Purchaser to pay for titles.
l.. L. GOODWIN,
Sheriff G. @. 8.
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Young Vanderbilt Dead

NEW York, May 23.-William H. Van
derbilt, son of Cornelius Vanderbilt, died
at 1915 o'clock tonight. lie was brought
home from Yale College sick with typhoid
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=, GSlEUsoT, FRANCE. has the most oiganti, iron
w6riS Ihat has as yet BEEN constructed in the
fest w. IL IS tunnel shaped, big end down, %
II 10 u. diameter at the bottom and at the top
weigbt c.y :, . teeS aud inches nigh. the total
eing 50 tons "a 'A9 masonry lounaaNon'
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LEGAL SALES. +
CITY sHERIFF,s SALE,
SHERIFF's OFFICE CRY Court OF sAyANNAH.
SAVANNAH Nav 9th 1902.

SHERIFF's OFFICE CRY Court OF SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, May 9th, 1892.
Under and by virtue OF an execution issued
- out Of the City Court OF Savannah In favor
OF THE CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M
PROVEMENT COMPANY VS.. ALBERT ASH
TON, have this day levied the same upon all
that lot tract and parcel OF land situated, lying
and being in the county Of Chatham. state Of
Georgia, known and esignated as lot No 1876
in Brownsville. city OF Savannah, having a front
OF fifty (50) feet on Harden street, with
rectangular depth of one hundred (i00) feet
westward as appears from the plat recorded in
Book Of County RECORDS, o J's folios 100 and
1893. together with all and singular the ways,
rights, members, appurtenauces, etc, to said
lot belonging or in anywise appertaining, and
the remalnders. reversons, rents, issues and
profits thereof, and will offer the said prop
erty for sale at public cutlery as the property OF
said ALBERT ASHTON to satisfy said execu-
ton. before the Court House door Of Chatham
County during tho legal hours of sale on the
FIRST TUESDAY IN JUNE, 1902, the same be-
ing the 9TH day of said month.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for titles.
Property pointed out by plaintiffs attorney.
Owner and tenants notified in writing
L. L. GOODWIN,
Sheriff c. c. S.
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For general family cathartic we conf
should be in every home medicine chest.
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Abbott's East Indian corn paint cures all
corns. warts and bunions.--Ad.
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FOUND.

EOUND, pointer dog, with red ears and red
paying charges. W. z. b. PEOPLES. 70 Bryan
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
AT AUCTION.


u W. x II' Us LUiluuilCS HuS ttuiIDoto
TUESDAY, May q, front of store on Bay street,
we will sell to the highest bidder. without re-
serve, the following articles:
1 Dark Bay Horse Double Truck.
Set Wagon Harness, Set Buggy Harness,
Horss Blankets. Leather Brewers Brew
/ Pr New Platform Scales, aprons,
Pr New Meat Scales, / kerosene on tank and
! Tobacco Cutter. measures,
1 Nest Of Wooden Measures,
Lot Tin Measures, tunnels, ETC.,
Wash Tubs, Candy Buckets,
Butter Tubs, Q IT Show Case,
l Hanging Lamp, Bedsteads,
81 Vol of Books. 25 Bundles Of Books,
Iron Crowbars, II Candy Jars,
Lamps. Street Lamp,
2 Halters, Barrel Coffee,
l Can Mixed Spice, ! Meat Saw,
Meat Hanger, 1 Cheese Knife,
Stereoscope Views Glasses, Panes,
Trunk and contents, = Pkg Butter Dis hes,
Barrel of Paper Bags, / Money Drawer, (alarm)
Extra Pole for truck, Wagon Jack,
Sngetree for wagon, 1 Glass Biscuit Case,
Bottle OF NutmeRs, Paper Bag Hanger,
Small SacheiS, Box Washing Soda.
Box Irvine, Tea and Coffee Caddies,
l Bird Cage, Ice Cream Freezer,
4 Prs womans' Shoes, Empty Molasses and
Old Oil Cans, Cider Kegs,
Suit Oil Cloths. Boxes odd and Ends,
Parlor stove and Pipe, Bdl Walking Sticks,
/ Glue Pot, / Box Building Blocks
Barrel boz Bottles, Stable FORK.
l Step Ladder. 2 Bricklavers Trowes,
l Monkey Rench, IS Vol Universal knowledge
! Lot Cloves, Complete,
10 Tins Coleman's Mustard, "a Pigs Scourine.
IL Large Bottles Bluing, ~ Small Asst'd Jelly,
le Shoe Backing. Stove Polish,
3 Cans Salmon, "a Pigs Pearline.
l2 Cans Green Pease. Large Glasses Jelly,
DC Cans Potash. 40Patapsco B'kg Powder,
l3 Bottles Catsup, 81 boz Lamp Wicks,
IL Large Lamp Burners, 10 Small Burners,
8 Brass . Hoop Buckets, Z Brass S-hoop
Q Iron 2hoop Buckets. Buckets,
26 Boxes Bluing, 8 Scrubbing Brushes,
1 Gross Matches, Market Baskets,
/ Box Clothes Pins, Crown Combination
Washboards,
II Morning Star Washboards,
. Good Luck Washboards,
Wooden Washboards, 10 Brooms,
10 Clothes Lines, 40 Bags salt, .,
81 Bottles Ink. 8 Bottles Muclage,
q Bottles Ess Vanilla, ~ Bottles Castor Oil.
g Bottles Ess Lemon, 80 Tins Railroad Snuff,
&c Bars Taylor Soap, "a Pkgs Magnolia Flour.
- &c Pigs Flour, "a Pkgs Duke Mix tobacco,
- Ten Cut Plug, 30 Genuine Durham,
z Pkgs Golden Eg Cost 43c,
IS Pigs Orphans Cigars, B
80 jolly Bachelor Cigars, 20 Smokers Paradise.
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The wonderful SUCCESS

u denotes trace Of rain or snow.
P.H. SNYTa. Observer. Weather Bureau
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MEAL TICKETS. 20 for s. at the HARNETT
wi HOUSE
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Fine ParIOr, Bedroom and
Dining Room Furniture
AT AUCTION.
C.H. DOrSett. AuCtioneer,

VIII sell on TUESDAY, May oath, at II A. NJ,
at No. d Jefferson street, corner Of York, the
contents of the house just recently furnished;
PARLoR,-
Pink Parlor Set upholstered in SILK. Marble
Top Table, Pair Of Bronzes and Stands, Fine
Brass Clock. Angora Rug, Brussels Carpet,
Wicker Rocker, Fine Pictures, Center Piece
OF Stuffed Birds and Animals. Portiere Gas
Fixtures. Mantel Ornaments, Lace Curtains.
DINING ROOM
Handsome Oak Sideboard, Extension Table,
Lounge, Chairs, Shades, Rugs, Carpet, Rattan
Rocker, Silver and Glassware, Crockery. Re-
frigerator, Ice Chest.
BEDROOM
Four Bedroom Sets. Walnut and Cherry:
wardrobes with Mirror Front, Mating, Carpets,
Parlor Stoves, Mattresses and Bedding, Pictures.
Window Shades.
Also, No. C Cooking Stove. Utensils. stair
CARPET Olleloth etc
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TOR SALE. the large and desirable 2-story
Il brick building corner South Broad and
jefferson streets; the main building is s0x60
feet: in connection with same. ice houses. eel
lars, stables and yard, suitable for wholesale
wine or beer bottling business. Also well
established saloon on first floor Of same build
ing Parties desiring to make a paying invest
ment will apply to II. SANDERS, corner South
Broad and Jefferson streets.
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LOVE AND MEAL TICKETS.
rom the Neto York Recorder.

The Dentist Wooed tho Waitress and
Thea Rang the Wedding Bells.
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TOR SALE. SO building lots in Pooler. JAMES
l. L. MEHRTENS. s. jefferson street.
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bicycle FOR SALE--A 81 inch Special Star
ID bicycle, full nickeled, in good condition, can
be purchased cheap at J. w. TEEPLE q CO.,
1876 Broughton street.
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FOR SALE.

T7OR SALE. grocery and bar. well established
II business. Weldburg and West Broad. G.
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u EFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBERT II. fATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer.
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WHITE PINE SOAP. best for all uses; ask
w for 1t aud take no other
FLOWERS and Fancy Ferns. Floral designs
Il for all occasions al short notice at Strong's
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolt
road. Telephone 40S.
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ENOR SALE, large Sampson platform scale.
II Good order. Very cheap UPPER RICE
MILL. 1t'
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Observations ta8sn at tns same moment OF
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS. w..
SAVANNAH. May %. 1885 p. NJ. CITY time.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or mora, in
this column inserted for ONE CENT WORD,
Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any
thing to buy or SELL any business or acoommo-
dntions TO secure; indeed, any wish to crafty,
should advertise in this column
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Local asoor1 Tor sns Morn,ay news

Comparison OF mean temperature at savan
nah. Ca. May % 1892 and the mean Of the
game day for ntlesssn wears:
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LNOR SALE nles and beers; the best brands
Il foreign and American beers, Lowenbrau
porter, Read Bros. bottng; at NJ. LAWNS
ESTATE. 80 Bay street. .s4
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
Stnorut,, Wtnnifota.

AZ, Rebnftsrl - Sbet leg inoienosr min
,,su eubHriptiun os BERTH for en- M Nbcu.
,,nt. tror ies at pare bsrsttiget til glaos
Gar ucals faa ainier, hpis De timber Dem
Uarb at Optases / Blaoet.
ser bar paret ct uomartet pent SSftpeir,
ga al Qlplinssn Tom scbt I gus, os bet
,~rrrot.s 'osfun, pa Gplinsen %bsrom'rin9
,,or blep temmelig Iibeu. Guriusen BERTH
mar meftenbels Solicit ieIp, % bet al ben
,oos Sruuo, at bet enonu lite bar inoieet
Ssopsubisbebsu at at inbfiSbe be nsopenStse
.Rcaos.Wafiner, os ge,ene er %iaaIebes |
stonp.ir, at En- Ranb molten lite Ton TONNE
rem tilfoos, lanst minere iisre. Stu ft ite
Roor blep bet beitemt, at 3opnet Tube
,,,bs en- ~@raoer", ps Der par to 8reoieoels
g2aiurttet for en- ~ioaoau, men bpao sioroe
;, psIFanebe 3ouneutbebsmRuo? So, be
II, hen % fipbte ire "S~ioepuiber8" sner
bpos man taloer benz. 9ette gil at 9oot %
mel iuottl eisie Waitiner ltlloe taaes / Brig,
men hptl,e llotatelier Der oa falot pper
saope 9opnembeosm9no % Waltiuer, O9
,,o trcr, at BEN 9aq life sr fern, oa be, icnt
rebte ptsie Ma'tiner. faar betoloe benz for
,o,n Rsoning % BERTH tatte, at alt git iaa
sL On Ersnber.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
9oganmclDclfe.

.9aate 3angeu1 er Naonet paa en-
nsiop uptpmnren So9, forfattet al Yaitor
@. gtIien, Gcanoinapin, WtS.
guitur NilieH bar / ilere Gar orret meo
st ubgipe ct gsrneblao, cs mango sr I ben
Yto blepsn fieuot meo bans ~eienoOmmelise,
srue "a trGftenoe Waaoe at iirtpe for 8prn
uan. Ut Ifrtpe Ior 8srn er lom bsilenot Ell
Eaa iom Tim faa %ioritaar Jig poa.
"9aaIe 5angea" benpenoer fig iGrli8 til
Brrn % unsoom, % Ri finoer, at Sorfatte.
zen unosr 1T sIrbeibe meo Bsrneblaost pir.
ltlia bar lart ben 9unit at tale til be Smaa
80 hinge. Spro9et er 9rett % lieefrem, %
srtm'ilingeu / bsieite Grab utuuitIet, tanIte
Baa mttlte Steosr ltot iantmentr9nst; men
ssrpto sipss Iuit garnsiautaiien irit Spiae.
tuu. Bogen FOREIGNER meo Rette at fables
Zen COB Boz; tbt ben ttlltpnoer 49iereu
sas en- sliielja, iunb Mtaaoe nj at blips eobe.
SsitIiS ptl manssn Gut pg Ytse, ~sttsrat
bate lat Sossn, l9ase ben fra iia meo bet
hide lsftt: Ses ol nse Cubs Sjalp for.
bss at lisns Gaale 9an9eu; tbt ban par COB
mss I'm Ntpr, Ipois mob lin bimmelIte SD
sr, % bIsU Asrfor ct spot % nptttst Wten'
Rsits. BET sr lauot, at bet saar ben CUB
irssttse bell Der er ct Ira, / Sremitil.
Itrssu al Iuule Sansens 9ipsubeiillns, iom
fsr en- Gel maa anisss iom uc8et MT, %
iurl osrfor sisr 8usen eno mere mteresiant.
81 n uant meo i 8rser fom oenus at finoe
sO9sHs Selt ierft 9jennsm opbe Sab %
IN BERTH i~uarenoe S%mpenoelie snoslis at
Hna frem til at bIipe en- iano ariiten. Nu
IL bet oespRrre altior iauot, at iaaleoes
suar bet oftsit til | bet oa9lise 9tp; men
BEL aIOss oa c8iaa pirieIi9 benz "ion, naar
Dc 0oge cp, blipe peo ariitus, Ii9siom be ueo
Sanbsn er tnopooeoe / bam~, - Jon peb en-
GOD Cpora9elic bltuer oplRrte til ~at boloe
oil, btao Ieg bar be alet goer" - piltuot
Snotr Spo8beo % mango 6eiltriI men bog
'aa, at be life mjiter 9ipSIpiren, iuOtil be
Deb en- saer nnpcn pistig Be0tuenbeo / fit
ufBoOmsito brnoer i9lenusm til ct mere
laIot 'eioitGHotgt % ielpbeuilt 6riitenlip.
en 'oaoan aoroiter iiilores / 3anle Tan
Gen, % ri er 5Driattereu ~tatnsnnnelig Der.
loL Den SIags acknowledgements er
mere Jon l%taaelig Tor Barnet % ititfet til at
opnlntrc o. iremltpnoe bet til bet @ooe,
"''tu5 zen alminoelige Acknowledgements
at tan '~orOjrre 8arHttS iGoeligs 8egreber,
Hi hritclicH tunoe Iigse uGr at rpIotte
S7Hoat lom noget, Der life er ian fnrlig
'Hooo. Non tan 10 bare ompenoe Ia iajsu.
S08en er / GroL. 8pdmaus ~rpieube 5ors
'rS toloet en- 9ulegape, bpprtiI ben p9iaa
Il 'Hs8tt pasieuoc. Vt ben life tommer ira
IoIcnort, bcorira be fIeIts al bore Bigger
f'Fte7, i0m er f~orfattet af zen al bore,
s'r ogiaa hot til, at ben buros fnbe en- tor
ubbteoeIic.
S29en er SO Siber, pent uoltpret meo
ao8'e oatre 9jqeorr, % ,r at faa i glu0sbur8
%0oA. Sonie. for 35 Gents. 6. ..
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20

Yaa MenisbebsmSbe / @eit 8rairie
Meni9beo Manoas ben Ste December
1892 tO9es ben Jpreueoe 8irtes Sfolez
Jag uuoer gebunollns meo fslsenoe
NeIultat:
8eIuttet: 1. at 8eit 8rairie q.
6. 8. Mteuisbeo Gri9gs Co., 81. g.,
itemmer for, at ben Soreneoe 9trte ops
bolosr o9 oriuer tim ct College.
2. gt ior 5reos ps Gnbeos Stplo
ben forbereoenoe Qibeling ueo Bugs
burg Seminnrium blir S%amiunbet8
college, iaafremt gu9sbur9 Semlnas
RUM cperora9es ltben no9eu 8etinaelie
til ben Spreneoe airte inoen fSritfoms
menoe NarsmgOe 1898, iaa at Cant
iuuoets Narsmeoe faar fulo aontrol
uper FANNIE.
3. 8eriom Il9sbur9 SemiHarium
life operoraoeS inoen ben Gio, itemmer
Mtenieheoen for, at Ct. Slaf College /
g~tortbiielo, Miinn., blir SamiunOets
college, foruoiat, at SamIunoet fanr
Iulo aoutrol puer famine.
NutnQet meb ~ Stemmer. Su9en
liemte imoD, 3 itemte life.
9eIluttet: Oct paalpg9es SefretG=
rem at faa opsnnapnte Heiultat piiepts
liggjOrt / "3ecOrabs8 oitsn".
s. @lia8ier, Gef. p. t.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
Qnfhnrt. Minneiota.

or. Reoaitpr! Ser / 8own Of @oob
hops, Nornan gouutp, er lie mango Norite
snonu, men Der er moi til at brinse "Ge.
,pras.Qoiten" ino. Snoen tort 9io baaber
pt at 3pwnet bIiper lmettlet af NorIte. Ser
n apot % btligt Gano, men bet er Habit, iaa
souo,t par til tort 8eipGr ftbIte &anr, og
n,aet Qano blep life ~tiliaaet, men &rpfter
n nu arapet paa mango Steoer, % Ri er
fire ttlpaaren.
8inttrcn er alereoe tomnen meo 10 Cont
m,r gre, men ri bar life baut Hu8en Stprm
Mnnu.
GlaoeIia Sul pnltes 1Yoftsn"s Rsbu'tiOn
90 bens gRfere! Serbs Stubbs.