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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-14
IN The PeNITENTIARY.
Ex-Bank President CIassen Has Donned
the Prison Garb.

Ex-Bank President CIassen Has Donned
the Prison Garb.
BUFFALO, N. Y, April 14-Gen Peter
j. Classen, the New York bank wreckeri
arrived here yesterday morning ane was
conveyed to the county penitentiary,
where he will serve six years sentence
unless pardoned in the meantime.
Classen was assigned to cell on the
second tier, to which he retired after
the customary formalities of registering,
ETC., had been gone through. He ex-
pressed himself as greatly fatigued, and
appeared very nervous.
He declined TO talk to reporter, say
ing that notoriety would do him no good
and might prejudice his case and that he
had not got through fighting yet. "Ihe
newspapers have said too much about
me already" he added.
Classen has donned prison garb. He
said that he was in good health consid-
ering what he had gone through.
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PENNSYLVANIA CONVENTION.


A Harrity Delegation Elected to the
Chicago Convention.
HARRISBURG, Pa. April 14.-The Cleve-
land-Pattison delegates had things their
own way in the Democratic State Con-
tion yesterday. In fact, the principal
leaders of this opposition, Wallace and
Gu1fey, weren't lin it" at ALL
Secretary Harrity and his followers
elected delegation to the Chicago Con-
vention bound by the unit rule and un-
instructed, although an effort was made
to pledge the delegates to support Grover
Cleveland so long as he shall be a candi-
date before the convention, and then
permit them to vote for whomsoever
they please.
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RAILROADS UNDER WATER.
Miles of Track Have Been swept Bodily
Away.


BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April 14-AIiles of
railroad track have been swept bodily
away. No losses Of life beyond those
reported have been ascertained, but the
search has been very limited, covering
only small radius around the city.
Some planters have lost as much as
$5, 900, while hundreds of colored tenant
farmers have lost everything.
On DIR. Hutchinson's place fifty fami-
lies lost everything and two people were
drowned. The merchants had all been
advancing the tenant population, and the
advances already made are gone with
the stock on which their mortgages had
rested.
The decrease in the cotton crop in the
valley of the Bigbee vii be at least 80
per cent
The high waters are raging along the
rivers in lower Alabama
The Alabama Great Southern track is
under water below Akron, causing a
wide detour of trains by way of East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia lines.
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Floods in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, Man, April 14,-Ths Red
and Assinaboine Rivers here are just
about bursting over their confines. The
water is only thirteen feet below the
highest point Of the business center of
the city.
The ice is still solid and If a jam
occurs when it breaks up there will be a
big food.
Parts of the Northern Pacific transfer
railway are now under water and dye
big bridges are in imminent danger of
being swept away.
Goods are being removed from ware
houses on the river front.
The Easements of the Northern Pacific
Hotel and other buildings areaooded.
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BosToN, April 14.-George Gerry, a
variety actor at the Worlds Theater at
tempted to kill his wife yesterday morn
ing at their boarding house, by shooting
her in the back and as result she is in
a dying condition at the city hospital.
She is about IS years old and was en-
gagged at the same place. Jealousy was
the cause of the shooting. Gerry left
the house after the shooting
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-14

MEDINA, N. Y, April 14-Ihe village
election at Middleport was highly eXcit-
ing. the interest oenterng on the license
question. The non-lcense people carried
the day by 120, aud as there was already
one pon-liuense commissioner, Middle
port will be dry for two years at least.
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A National Event.

The IA ilding Of the Worlds Fair In a city
sea c-ly ii ~ r I'D will be remarkable
event, bu' whether II will r. lly benefit tins
nation IS mucp as tn discovery OF the
Rest ratlve Nervine by DR. Fran Kiln NJ les is
doubtful. RUS is lust what he American
peO L. "a ed 90 cure tn ir excess We nervous
ness, dyspepsiA, hea va ne, dilziness, sleep
lessness, ,tural sia, nerVOu debility dullness,
cpntu iOn of mtnt, etc II acts ke charm.
Trial b les aud due tok ON Nervous an
Hear ID e ses" with unequal d testimo iials,
free at g H. H1geuO GUS drug store. 10 IS
,0ar dnted 10 oontdia no opium, morphine OF
dangerous drugs
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Remarkable Facts.

Heart disease is u.u lily su posed O be in
curt ne, QUO wusn pr perry treaivd "A large
propOrJlO of cases AN b cured, Thus Mrs.
a tef ute IN 20 yea =. a., Linbur er,
trug Isl al Sau Juse, Ul, says that Dr.. Miles
New Heart On r., which cured he toruer,
wo ked wonders tlr h,s vile" Levi ogan,
of Bucn ,nan Mich who had heart srase
nr 30 years say. two b. le. made nm feel
ike "a uew man Or Miles New Heart Cure
: .uld ,nd guarantee ny q. II HagenUuch
the druggls', Bookof wonderful testimonials
Lree.
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SHILOH'S
CONSU vi PTI0N
CURE.

The success of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the history of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell 1t on a pos
tive guarantee, test thatno other cure can sue
cesslully stand. That it may become KNOWN
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
In the United States and Canada. If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use ii, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Group.
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOfIS CURE, Price 10 cts, so cts. and
sI.oo. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price IS cts.
For sale by q. II. Hagenbuch.
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10000

will be paid for a recipe enabling
us to make WoLFF's ACME BLACK
ING at such a price that the retailer
can prohtably sell it at Ioc. a bottle.
AT present the retail price is 2oc.
This offer is open until January Ist., 1898. Fee
particulars address the undersigned.
ACME BLACKING is made Of pure alcohol,
other liquid dressings are made Of water.
Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. Who
can show us how to make it without alcohol
so that we can make ACNE BLACKINC as cheap
as water dressing, or put it in fancy pack
ages like many Of the water dressings, and
then charge for the outside appearance in
stead of charging for the contents Of the
bohle7
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
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LONDON, April 1.-THE balmy weather
of the past few days has been followed
by a sudden drop in the Thermometer Of
not less than thirty degrees The at
mosphere is again wintry and snow has
fallen in several parts of Great Britain.
1t is feared that the buds in many places
are frostbitten, and that the severe chill
will do much damage.
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Tents for mo snfrerers.

WAsHNGToN, April 14-Secretary FL
kins has directed that 800 army tents be
furnished for the use of the food suffer
ers in the Mississippi Valley The tents
will be sent from ST. Louis in charge Of
an army officer.
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Larrs PAPER Min burned.

KENNEL SQUARE, Pa, April IA. The
large paper mill near here, belonging to
William Phillips, has been destroyed by
fire, together with all the machinery and
contents, including many tons of manu-
featured paper. Mr.. Phillips was seri-
ously burned about the head, The loss
is heavy, as the machinery was new
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-14

DETROIT April 14.-The tolls are fss-
tening around Prince Michael and his
associate in crime, Eliza Courts, and
there is a good prospect now that both
OF them will spend the balance of their
lives behind prison walls Helen Rawlin-
son, aged 10, who represented temper
ance" at the "Godhead," but who de-
serted them and returned to Toronto
with her parents, has come back and
made charges of the mosU atrocious ma
turs against both of the people.
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Enst INV CnIIectIons.

WAsHNGToN, April l4-The Russian
Famine Relief Committee of the United
States have suggested that all proceeds
of Fast Day collections throughout the
country be given to the famine relief
fund. Vermont has already arranged to
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congr.tuIated by the emperor.

LONDON, April 14.-Emperor William
has sent, through Prof. Max Muller, of
Oxford University, telegram to the
Oxford University boat crew, congratu-
lating them upon their defeat of the
Cambridge crew last Saturday.
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LONDON, April 14.-A wealthy Ameri
can lady named Bennett, who died re-
Gently in Florence, Italy, left the bulk
of her fortune to Victor Paget, son and
heir of the Right Hon. Sir Augustus
Paget, the British Ambassador at Vienna.
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rhe nnnnhlionn Natlonnl Lenrne.

Hor SPRINGS, Ark, April IA. S.
Clarkson said yesterday that the Repub-
lican National League Convention would
probably be held at Buffalo, N. Y, tn g
last week in June.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-14
MIsrAKsN EoR AN AssAssIN.
An American Arrested in Nice and
Chained.

Chained.
NICE, April a. - Harry Phyfe, an
American, was arrested here by the po~
lice as he was walking the street He
could speak no French, and the officers
did not attempt to explain their reasons.
He showed letters to the police to estab-
lish his identity, but they ignored them,
chained him and marched him to the
station house.
Shortly afterward he was released,
and the police through an interpreter
explained to him that he had been mis-
taken for an Italian assassin whose des-
cription had been sent to them.
Mr. Phyfe has appealed to the Ameri-
can Embassy in Paris.
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BIDDEFoRD Me-, April l4.-.The clerks
in all the drug stores in the city were
arraigned yesterday charged with sell
ing liquor, and were bound over TO the
May term of the Supreme Court.
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New York Reapportionment Bill.

ALBANY N. Y, April 14.-The Con-
gressional reapportionment bill has been
ordered to third reading in the Assem-
bly,, exactly as it passed the Senate-65
to 57-a party vote. The bill will pass
by the same vote.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-14
I-Ina Nerva Ii. .lvar PNla

dias Nerve tus liver Pulls
..r on neR pnneipla-re llat'ne ths
lver, stOmach and bowels through me nerVes
B new tiscpverY. Or. Niles pills speedily
uie bnlOusne~s, mad taste, torpid liver, piles
constipation UneQualed for men, women
hildren. Smallest, mil lest. surestl s. doses
5iots Sampies Free, AZ g. II dagenhuch''
drug store.
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ton for the genuine "Pearl-top"
chimney, because it costs him a
few cents per dozen less. Yet
he does thfs-does it every day.
We are blamed when these imi-
tation things ." don't work" and
break. Every "Pearl-top" chin
ney bears a label for your pro
lection. Look for it.
"Pearl-glass' (chimneys not
pearled at top are made of same
quality of glass, and have etched
near top MeAGGtnREIEGG MeGtRI GGEAs9," y Sg" in plain
letters. These are for central
draft and student lamps.
Do yourself the justice to ex-
anime your next purchase and
take no substitute for " Pearl-top"
or " Pearl-glass chimneys.
Pittsburgh, Pa. GEO. A. MACBETH Co.
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It is too soon to change your fannels. There
is danger in it,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-14

Because a woman is rumed is no indication
she has a hard temper,
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PLK-RON

is the name of paint of which a 25c. botths
is enough to make six scratched and dElled
cherry chairs look like newly finished mas
hoganies. twill do many other remarkable
things which no other paint can do.
All retailers sell it.
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North Main ST., Shenandoah
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A lamp chin,
ney is a small
thing, (hOwever
irnportan0 and it
is strange adealer
will so belittle
himself as to sub
stitute an inita-
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
6nlobrpnup.

Den 24bs Marts icireoes / Smnu'
bper Si~sblnnooiaes r9rmeIte Sntsgr ct
@nlobrguup. Cling asleiOn 6Ois %
Suitru 8ansnbilo, fpOt Sittelien, Uar bet
Cub 9au oenne anleOnins til at minoes
ben Dag be for so 9tar iiben i @ol i
Snainsbal af 8reitsn Stenerien bleu
iorenebe for Qipet. Oct bar BOG life
blot be @amle, ipm buiteoe 9asen. 8eo
Miooasstio iamlebe 8srn os 8srne.
bsrn fig / be @amles Sjem. Wteo Sell
Itubelisbeo t~ilbrastes Sasen, til enOslig
uo paa Gitenen psiaa 8reiten % 8irtes
ianseren msote irem. Meb ben 5ante
for Die, at be to @amle nri, eitsr ct
arbeibiOmt 9iu burbe bpile blsOt Og
maseli9, baooe 8srn % 8srneb9rn
m~ebbrast Ell imut 9ounse % Ell mage.
selis @pnseitol. Gfterat 5uriamlinsen
baooe irbtaset ct iolib afteusmaaltib,
bolbtes en- fort Iitenanoast % @uuerne
ooerrattes be @amle. Genere bar be
9amle fra en- fraoarenoe Ssn moota.
get ct 9ensebreo iom 8euis paa, at ban
beGer lite bauoe CLIENT fine samle 5ors
Glbres Sabersbas. Sent paa glftenen
oplsftes Soriamlinsen meb 8euioitbe.
ben ON at baue tilbrast nosle ret bpss
selise Elmer.
Cling 5ois ps Suitru er benbulospis
"a os rs Gar samle. 9eres SgsteIfnb
bar paret peliisuet meb ipu Sprn. AZ
8srnebsrn os 5 8srnebsrnsbsrn bar
De iaaet iamle ON fig. Be9se be @amle
er enonu n~otiaa ruIte % rsrise, Og aos
fsrer baslis bet grbeibe, iom paabOiler
Dem. Wteb 5at til Cub for al bans
Naabe ps Miifunbbeb mob benz / be
iurnone so aar, fer be meo Saab os
Gro 6remtiben impbe, fulbt fprpisieoe
ON, at Serren er mGstis til at itprte os
opboloe benz | Srbet us 2rOen, inotil
be oe. CUB iisne bereS 2ios Sitenl
8en.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26

timber ben mn raabenbe Sunsersnso

timber ben mn raabenbe Sunsersnso
er Der - mnrtelig NOT - 8nsldno
inbsaaet unlminbelis mango SG9tsIfd'
Der blnnot 8sncerne. ON bette cien-
ocmmelige 8eiu(tat Of g~rsomansclen
beretter ct Reotem of en- Ipfnl @eos
birlpsfomite:
Gn Dag Tom en- Buuoe iii mig for at
iaa lin Del al @dperue til be Rsoli-
bence. Otter ben oificieae 9iite bapoe
ban 3 9erioner at iuriSrse / fit gus,
men paa ben Cite, ban uiite mig, fob
Der 4. Seq ipur8te BAN, bpao bet bar
for ct MT 5amiliemeOlem, os TT bsre,
at ban - en- Is 2tarS sammel Gut,
bapoe saaet ben Oa siftet fig.
"Saa bu bar siitet bisp" ipurste
ies; "naar bu life fan fOrisrse big ielp,
burbs ou bel babe pentet meb at Itaffe
big en- &one.@
"Sa, mente gutten, Amen MI er SEM
terue iaa biIise. Eiblisere mautte en-
betale 5ornlbrens minb1t 40 Rubler
for en- 8ise, Tom Der q tibet oeb; MI
si'r be benoe sierne bort for Snseutins.
Os 8ielien, iOm fsr foiteoe 5 8ubler,
for en- M for Bare Tutten. 8rpuuppet
blir u9iaa MI meget biIisere MI for Ii
ben, oa Gjelterne peo, at en- life / iligt
ct Sungeraar bar fort at rutte meO."
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
cpmGrfiombeoen

benlcees paa Advertisements ON ben
npe SpmaIfine Susuennen ! nnite
Spalte. Oct er MI 'cts mig at blipe
iitano til at ftnife ecOrabsS often"s
~gbOnnenter cit rigtia goo Spmu7tine ii!
en- biais 4ris. 2crmeo mao fife fors
itaaes, at singers q fiuen bar
tnbt / 8aroi, ben er en- iGrbeles goo
WaIfine for ben biaige Bris, os oil
bare en- 6amifie | mause Gar, men ben
npe Moitine er itsrre, % itartere bpss
get oe bel paro Rrisiorifjelen, boilfen
er $500. Sor at faa benne Wa'tine
iaa binig, at ben fan ielses til ben
apert.rcoe 8ris, maatte jes sisre &ons
trait for 1000 Get 9uiinb) @uitiner
meo en- Gang, os betale for 100 Get
Sunbrebe) MaItiner ab @ansen, os |
5orifub, os, for at faa ben npe MaIfine
betienbt / en- pibere 8rebs / forbclbspis
fort 9io, er ies, beb Sorefommsnbso
fra &Ompaniets SIDE, iitano til at ialse
be fsrite 10 Maitin.r for, buab
100 Maitiuer fOitsr. 8ette pil saa til
paa fslsenbe Raabe: Sber lobe 8ee
fitting bill erpeosrcs frit, % bet til
ienote 8elsb (msb Srabras al $1.25
for 8laoet) pil blioe tilbaseirtbt Sip
beren. qltiaa oil be, bpis 8eltiQins
traffer til at pare ben lite, 22be, 33te,
ABE, 55be, 66oe, 77oe, ssbe, e9oe pg
lobe, faa ben bsItilte @atine frit,
lisesplbist til butlten 8ris. Naunene
pil blipe b~etienotsjOrte siennem Blas
bet. 0aonene paa enbper &jsber uil
blipe neotesnebe, eiteriom be fommer
inb, sjsnnem Boiten. Sstte 9ilbub
sisres for at faa Waifinerne ipreote
omfrins / en- bio 9rsbs, ps en- 8lubliits
at II Maifiuer fra ct 9abplas pil alt
iaa life tOmme / 8etrastnins. Beitil.
linserne n,aa inbIsnbes enfeltpis. 9es
Werfe til, bpiIfen @aranti 8isberne
bar: bpis life 1aifinen er tilfrebss
itt(lenbe, iaa betales 9enseue tilbase,
% ies bill betale 5rasten besss 8sie.
1ilitrio .. Nnunojen,
9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Wi,ls aia. "a Suftrn hasb, ben

Risls Milte % Sulfrn pdpoe Oct
iuuse gOra iiSIte 5rseas at maatte Be
sraps fit pnsite Barn. 8 GaitOr Gs'
gems Grapar iorrettsbs 9aitor 2unot
SorSyadtaFelien.
Sra Chicago beSer bet, at 8pens
SobiGiters oil oaa paa Streif ben life
@iai. Chicago 6orreiuin8 smrno oil
ienoe tit arbcloe berOp til 2scornb, iaa'
lRnae Streifen parer.
De maa enSslis e "The Turkish
Bath" opfgrt / The Grand Opera
House; osriOr bsr ma itray iitre zig
8illetter.
In the Business and In the Normal de-
partments Prof. Breckenridge enrolls new
students almost every day.
- De oil nrgre paa life at saa %
opsrprrs 5orsitiainsen "The Turkish
Bath" / @runb CperasSpuie ben Abe
Mai.
Prof. Breckenridge says every young
person should acquire the ability TO speak
the English language as educated people
speak It
Spsrs Selse 2anslano ON, bpao
ban ipntes ON &omsbisn The Turkish
Tom ban iaa nplis i Dubuque.
n. Y. Herald flyer, at "The
Turkish Bath" er bet beoIte aomsbie-
S.ueipil, iOm uoseniinoe sr itrsuet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
ct farliat Grtatur

braate Grill Eptfen IND iii 8n.n
Sreonos. On itor, trnItis, fee no bopoe
ban iolst til en- al gpens Sldgtere og
bunSet ben bag fin 8osu. Nsoe ! Nrr:
bcoen al 0itnudntse 6rusts9 Depot lcits
ban ben for at lsie ben ! 3ouset pp til
Ranoen, Tom bauoe tisbi ben. Wsn
bpaS siOrSe Del Saftet, oa bet fslts 'is
iaa at iise pna fri Sob. Grit montts |
8atftn, ps oct raisnoe 9pr ouer BAN
bruete ole fine 8iloitabsfraftsr os ut
tn1ttst bans psnitre Nrn, iaa en- tiltalot
Sage mantts ipjslte Den. Men bet bar
life NOT for ben a~lisspel. Sra Grtts
8alplaos leb ben os taiteoe Jig uper en-
anosn 9iauo, Tom osiaa madtte btoe I
@rGsiet, men Hap bsrira uoen brRtteos
2smmer. Slnetercn bleu b%ubIenot,
o., on Srssn pOpeos fi8 / Narbeoen al
llopr, Unlste mar at itpoe Den,
bpOr ben fob. 5srit peo bet flsrOs
Stuo falOt Den, men oa itsnbso.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
sSuDianif &niplin9sarbeioc.

@eo ct | philadelphia uplis aibOlbt
Wsbe / en- NiOelin9 al &oinoerneS Miss
iiprsiorenin9 fremuiites Der nosle npoes
lise 9nipliu9snrbeiber, tilpirfebe al
Siour &eieruation SquapS, Blot meb
Sanberne. 5lere Irbeioer bar liseiaa
imuffe ipm De fra europa inbfprte.
9isie marfellge Brbper paa inbianit
Snanoarbeioe ~irempiites at Miis Sibpl
Garter, iOm bar ofret abifiqise Gar /
frritjenise Serbensoele ium Wisiipnar.
Sum f%Ortalte 5oriamlinsen, at bun |
Sapan baobe oplert neiten ct !Sun>
brebe apinoer / at lape aniplinser, %,
Oa bun nusle Nar ienere Tom iammen
meb Suoianerne paa Siour 8eieroas
%tionen, ~besgnbte BUN osiaa Der at lare
nogle &piuber benne 8unit. Eli bens
oes ~bebaselise Ooerraifelie oiite DC fig
iaroeles l9roiGlise ps bDstise iii at
ta9e eiter, boao BUN l9rte benz, nUsle
bleu enoos fortrinlise &niplerifer. 0e
iDntes, bet bar en- moroiom 8eIfjGiiis
selie, ps Oct betalte fig osiaa goot. @fs
ter benoes Wsnins buroe oenue Snbus
fri opmuntres ps irembielpes blanbt
inoianife Suinoer / 8eiten.
Suao Miis Garter iortalte, uafte iaas
Dan Snteresie bos benoes Gilbsrere, at
De paa itnaeube SOB beilutteoe at faa
iomlet Sense NOT til at fuune ienbe ben
til Snoiarerne eli bpstis 29rcrinbe life
blot / Sniplinssarbeioe, men psiaa i
anbeu Slass 6uSI lio.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Stl nooltoenoe 2utbcrancre
NuSlauo.

@se Raf. a3oreeri,u. ~inbiamIet pte I Nartiuion,
$500. - BAN lelu s1.25, 81 saritu. - 9ihtSal, Mrs
" 1iseen. q & afOat. z ~ Ssnfsp. Z y Ssuiep, Y Z
Solitas. n 8 Soltae, e . Ib0mpiou o. " u soil bpsr
sl.OO; 3 q 1isSea. " u 6iss.u. Ssa Simt. Q .
spaurbsf. J 3 SobuiOu. y 9 9otiias % 8 Z Martins
isu bntr 80 Gts.; u gissrH " Gis. - SubiauIst psS
u Q Dale $685.: fra . : 9aartinioH IS Gts., n g
Dale 50 Gts.. 8 q GpreaI 25 cts. " u grnspii rs
9iB., : 8 sruspit s5 etc, " y Brusptt % Cts. u 3
Iariinion 35 9ts., Gron SreHiou sl.00. Z Dale so
Cts, " Z @artiHion so eis.. = gGugisn 10 Cts, " B
oGsn 25 ets., Q R Glen IS Gis,. Synuspa 9 Rosu
so Gts, Gri. q Tsosn 80 cts. Os S,oieim % Cts. -
SuNirniet psb 2 q slet, 81. rs: BAN istu si.oO. Q
8oaltpam 500. u griton 80 6ts., q 3 Rtts IS CTS.
- SnsiarI,i pss q q Epsl,n Sli.S0: ban itlp 81 90,
IS Gal. s2oo : Suouts . ) Srrortt. W y Stut,
lpsisa bp,r 500; y 3ot,Hss, Tariinus Sobuion o.
Ole s~saEssnss bVtr so Cts. SHeioniIet pts : { Sop,,
So. 50; ira 9aatbius SbompioR 40 Cts. Z E~umm,saI
20 Cts, pans 8 SOIm 90 Sta, Sypst eunserieH 81.
aus,rs 9 Snussu 80 Cts. Sobu . SeItas 81, So5H J
Selrae 25 CTS. stnsit Setnion 81. arns Q Cine
81. 50 SObn Z. 8oppuitas 81 Ga. Q . SeItas 81. 9 o
SSIaas 50 Gts Gon Soil % So. guusr gTiiisa 81.
9,mis Gsuhiauisn 80 Gis.. qsemss Srsstauo 81. 10
SnstSrieiiOu 81, pans Seniou So. Sari Ntts,Ieu 80
Gs.. AaeHilet gettiou so Gts., Reconsideration si.s5
Sts, SOuisn 81. chi, 4OniOu so cts, SarsH @oilanS
50 6is., ot IS Siiau 50 Gis, 3Otn { ssps 81. -
500, % Gii, Sate5 Sauiou . et'.. auaEs 9auisn
Is Cts. GSrihian Dsniau 90 Gi,.. Gprins SanfOu es
es'sT esr, 10 Gis. 2si,ps ssp, 10 Gi,. a9btn Ssps
Eits. asti $50 :.
=. G. Uafiae rs;uu
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-26
Sen tDifc Seller Yengenoo.

Der 9aar for 2ioen sjsnnem ben belle
elrUpRiIte Yresie 8p9ter, ON at ben
tDite Sellers ~petuuiare Stilins ital
bare aft anoet emo goo.
Oct er faftiit, at allerebe bans Saber
aeiier 5riebri6 efterloo fig en- msset
~betpoelis Gjalb. 3iliioit MATTE ban
tjsbe fine Bense meset bprt, Os 1lrttelis
euoos betale liseirem blObise 9aser-
renter. 9eiier 8ilbelm ben Nnben er
befjenbi for aft anbst END for at Tsre
en- iparfcmmelis % tarpelis Su8bulbs
ming. 8enses 89roi er enbnu life
saaet pp for ben uuse Wunarf. Sans
~ittinteite 8enner betlaser fig oper, at
aeiieren bar iuu toitbare 8aner, at bet
nR item er umuli9t at bsre til bans ON.
gang, ielu ON man er geiibbelie al en-
Ipritelis 5ormue.
Oct ital auerebe bore fomrlet iaa
piOt, at foritjeuise iture 2%eueranbprer
bar n99tet at ubfore mere umfattenbe
Grbeioer for Spfiet, iprenb be faur fine
samle bctgoelise Resninser betalte.
2anten ON Ell iaaban 2ilitano er
ierlis nbeba9elis for ct Solt, Der er
Iaa tarpelist % ipariummeliet tom bet
tpits. Wan bsrer ba o9iua Ytrinser,
Der ! bpieite Grab maa Iiaare en- opristis
Silbanser al bet m~unartiitfe grincip.
Den Slotbeb, Der for Sioen uofpl>
bes ueo Soffet / Berlin, itaar | ben
9relleite Mpbiatnin8 til ben furfaroes
lise SOB, Der beriter / enfelte aparte-
rer al &igstoueo faoen, os Gilitanben
mellem De Guiinoer at 2eoi9saaenbe,
Der roaber paa 8rgo us Nrbeibe.