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The National tribune., 1892-03-10
ABOUT PEOPLE.

An English artist named Farnegh Lewis
Montague, killed mis- wife ON Sunday and then
shot himself, dying immediately. The tragedy
occurred on Fourth street northeast. MOn6A-
que was an artist of some note, and recentiy had
several paintings ON exhibition i'm the Senate
wing of the Capitol. he has been quite III re-
Gently, and has threatened to take his life tre-
auently. From all appearances the wife was
unwilling 10 DO separated from her husband,
who was bound TO destoy himself and she per-
mitted him TO first kill her before taking bis
own life, az all necessary arrangements had
been made beforehand. Both Montague and
wife were of good family, aud the room IA
which the deed was committed bore traces Oh
cultivated taste and refinement. They have
no relatives in this country.
While President Harrison is enjoying him
self shooting ducks in Virginia as the guest OF
the Ragged Island Cunning Club, bis wife 10
taking care of hef grandchildren at tho hotel
at Virginia Beach, and az the same place PFi-
vate Secretary Halford attends 70 the daily
eorrespondsnce Russell Harrison and wife
and Mrs. Mckee are at the White House dur
ing the absence of the Presidents family, and
gave a dinner on Tuesday evening" March j,
TO Mr. Delemar of Idaho, the owner Of a fam-
Gus silver mine which is producing for him
untold wealth. and which has caused him to be
called the modern Monte Christie. The dinner
was called a Shrove Tuesday dinner. and was
the official ending of tho White House festivi-
ties for the year. Mr.. Delemar recently gave
a splendid dinner at an uptown hotel, in fact
one of the most magnificent OF the season, &C
which Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harrison were the
guests of honor.
Ex-speaker Reed once defined statesman
as a successful politician who is dead. This
week Boston man telegraphed him, asking,
"Why don't you die2" This was the reply no
received: " Not yet; fame is the last inhrmity
of noble minds
Mai. s. G. Brock, Chief Of tho Bureau Of
Statistics, is authority for the statemens that
the farmers Of this country are not greater 0or-
rowers than other classes of business men, aud
that the burden of interest paying does nos
rest moro heavily on them than on Others.
It has been suggested that while Secretary
Fosters illness was largely the result OF over
work vet he owes it in part TO unwhOlesOms
influences exerted by the house in which hs
lives in Washington. 1t is an old structure,
rebuilt; and reckless people have way OF say
ing that t killed Mr.. Justice Woods, its former
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80 oF - coRRlpoRs.

6oFg't Thomas o. barter of Go. A, lst Ind
Cav. resident Of southwestern Kansas has
been Ia Washington for several months pushing
Dis claim before Congress. le is after a gold
medal and $4,000 appropriation, for his ser.
Ticcs during the war. SGrg'l Haricr ciaims that
be saved P0pe's urmy az the second battle OF
Bal Run, or rather just before that disastrous
event. lie not ouly lays claim % saving the
army, but DC brings documentary evidence u
The business u his claim u letters from Geus.
Bige., Mcdowell and Pope himself Gen Franz
sigol writes thai on July n, lHG2. be furnished
BcFg't Haricr with citizen snit of clothing
and sent him into the rebel lines on secret
mission from SpenyViir Va, and gave hiIu
Instructions 20 penetrate thc onemv's lines yir
btRuntOn, Charlottesville, StaunTdsvi.lu and
eordOnsyille, aud 20 report 10 Gpll Sipel ia
three weeks time. The Grurral then states
Shat Sergt Haucr rclysa -a ,a iim Af.s , saia
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vETFeANS IN THE CITY,

A. s. Hardman, 81 Ind. Cav, Lee5burg, Fla.
Comrade Hartman is one of the Union ex-sOl-
diers living i'm I.e.sburg. and there was but nine
in his election precinct, which Is 90 square
miles in area. He and they belong to Post No.
5 at Eustis. which is - miles away
+. O. Phillips. East Cleveland, o. Comrade
Phillips served in Co. @, Goth III. He Is as
present engaged in fruit raising.
Michael Williams, CambridgeboTough' IA.
Cou,rade williams enlisted under the name %
John Williams aud served in Co. Z, SD N. J.
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complaint made by that Government against
him. Il is believed that after Mr. Esan's leave
expires, however, he will be given some other
position.
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Ear1 Glny was sick, we gave her CGstotH..
W.. Vas n Child she cried for C'lssoria.
Whp; Zee became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoFLA
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AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

taken Tor consumption, in its early
stages, checks further progress Of
the disease, and even i'll the later
stages, IL eases the distressing
cough and promotes refreshing
sleep. 1t is agreeable to the taste,
needs but small doses, and does not
interfere with digestion or any Of
the regular organic functions. Asan
emergency medicine, every house
hold should be provided with Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
Having used Ayers Cherry Pee
toral in my family for many years, /
can confidently recommend il for all
the complaints it is claimed 10 cure.
Its sale is increasing yearly with me,
and my customers think this prepa-
ration has 40 equal as a cough-cure."
IS. w. Parent, Queensbury. n. B.
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Republican members Of Congress are quietly
discussing the praclicability Of the proposition
Of taking advantage Of the division IN the
Democratic najorlty's ranks on the silver
question. IL has been suggested that the Re-
pubicans, in conjunction with the anti-fFee-
coinage Democrats. refuse 20 vote on the pas
sage Of the froe-coiuaFc bin, hoping that Speak
cr Crisp will be- compelled 10 use the methods
-! Speaker RuUd IN the dilemma, and count a
quorum whether tho members vote or not, now
that those methods have been decided coEstitu-
toual boy the Supreme Court Of the United
States ltisthc general belief that the Repub-
licaHs will assist Ia every way possible in the
passage Of Tie iToC-Coiuage measure hoping by
SO doing tla, if tl.c biz becomes a law il viii
ciubauasg thc Democratic party, and create
such a division Ia its ranks that IL will be
easily defeated u tie elections this Fall. Ad.
yOcaics Of froo-couage IN the Democratic
.uuks believe however that the Republicans
will cKc!t thc utmus: OF their power 10 side
track the bin OF defeat il, aud will govern
themselves accordingly.
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The Joint Commission Of the United States
and Great Britain on the Boring Sea fishery
question held long session at the Department
Of State on Thursday, March 3, aud practically
concluded It's deliberations. The Commission
ere arc pledged to secrecy, and 1t is therefore
impossible to obtain any official information az
yet as to the result Of the conference. There is
good reason to believe, however. that the Com
mission failed in their ondeavOrs to reach a sat
isfactOry agreement as to the best methods Of
conducting the seal-fshing industry with n
view to the preservation Of the seals.
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Senator David b. Hill. Of New York, settled
has been worrying some people ever since he
was elected TO his present position several
months ago When elected 10 the Senate he
was Governor Of New York, aud it was ex-
pecbed that he would Immediately resign tho
latter Office and give Lieut.. Gov. Jones chance
20 rule while over the Empire State. But
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AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL

Has no equal Tor The prompt relief
and speedy cure Of Colds, Coughs,
Group, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice,
Preachers Sore Throat, Asthma,
bronchitis, La Grippe, and other
arrangements Of the throat and
lungs. The bestknown cough-cure
in the world. it is recommended by
eminent physicians, and is the favor
lite preparation with singers, actors,
preachers, and teachers. II soothes
the inhamed membrane, loosens the
phlegm. stops coughing, and induces
repOse.
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Gcu. Benjamin d. Bullor appeard heicre
tie united States Supreme Court IA his own
Lc.4,i GA Tuesday, ..arcA !. ia a case iuyolY-
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Deputy Sergeant at Arms Ike Hill, of the
House OF Representatives, is said TO have been
kent busy sending dispatches to absent mem
beers urging theu to DO present when the reso-
luton for setting date for the consideration
of the silver bill comes up Ike is the whip
per in OF tie Democrats Of the House, and they
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The perennial attempt to remove the Peace
Monument from the commanding position 10
occupies at the western base OF Capitol Hill
aud the head Of Pennsylvania avenue to some
point where it will be less offensive to the
mourners Of the Lost Cause has been renewed.
Two hills have been introduced for this pur-
pose. One proposes to substitute a statue Of
Columbus for the monument. and the other to
remove IL to the square now occupied by the
Marine Barracks, in the southeastern portion
of the city, whore it will be seen by few, and
by hardly any Of the visitors to the city.
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An old colorcd man, named Moses Meade,
who lives at Camp Springs. Nd, came to Wash
ington on Friday, March 4, drew his pension
money, amounting to S3G, and went into q
clothing store and purchased coat for S.. He
replaced the balance Of the money in the en-
veiope with his pension certificate, walked sew
eral blocks, and discovered that the envelope
containing the money and certificate were
gone. he reported his loss at police head
quarters He retraced his steps to the clothing
store, and was there told that party next door
had been seen to pick up an envelope. The
man next door keeps livery stable, and after
questioning the eoloEed pensioner, produced
an envelope which was Immediately identified
by the old man. but the livery stable keeper
asserted positively that when he found the
envelope there was nothing in it but the PEN
sion certificate and 81 note. Detectives were
placed on the case at once, and hope 10 find
who got the aged mans money. Meade was a
member of one of the eolored regiments that
got terribly punished at the Crater in front Of
Petersburg, at the time of the explosion Of
the mine. In the same regiment were foar Of
his brothers, one Of whom was killed, another
severely wounded, and one lost his eyesight for
six months. Meade and the other brother es-
caped from the Crater unhurt
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Prof. sOusa. the very popular leader of the
celebrated Marine Band, has recently COM
posed piece Of music based on the story Of
Sheridan's celebrated ride to the army in
the Shenandoah Valley. Prof. Sousa has
composed this kind Of music before, with the
chariot race in Gen. Lew Wallaee's book, Ben
Hur, and Higginson's Waiting for the Bugls J"
as texts 1t is said the new composition is both
beautiful aud realistic.
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Commissioner Of Pensions Raum appeared
before the Committee on Pensions Of the House
last week, with reference 10 the estimates for
appropriations for pensions for the next fiscal
year. Gen. Raum said that during the past
five years 30 7S5 pensioners had been dropped
from tho rolls aud during the same time
IO,GIj names had been restored 10 the roll. The
Commissioner said that the number Of claims
filed under the dependent disability act OF 1890.
was 40, 2ss. On Feb. 20 claims were pending
for original pensions as follows: Old war, men,
., 227; widows, 1888; service. 1861, men, 1884,
3l2; widows si,572; act of 1890. men, l62, 553;
widows, 6i.7l7 making total OF 4ii,22O. In
addition 10 these there were pending lsl,79i
applications for pensions under the disability
and dependent act by persons already drawing
pensions under old laws; 1861 applications
for an increase Of the pensions previously
granted under the disability and dependent
pension act, and applications for increase Of
pensions granted under the old laws 2li.2l6,
making 4l4.G5I applications for additional aud
increase Of previous pensions. The claims for
accrued pensions number 5 020, making grand
The National tribune., 1892-03-10

Ex Senator Edmunds, Of Vermont, has re-
turned to Washington from his extended South
orn trip, and was conspicuous visitor at the
Senate wing OF the Capitol last week. The ex-
Senator appeared to have considerable confden-
iial business with the new Senators from the
great Northwest 1t is said that Mr.. Edmunds
is very deeply interested in the success Of the
Nioaraguan Canal bill, and it was said he was
using his influence upon Senators in its favor.
But most Of the Senators from the Northwest
are known to be advocates of that measure al
ready, and Mr.. Dolph of Oregon, is its acknOwl-
edged champion in the Senate.
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Not more than four out Of every 10 Senators
make pretonse of being in their seats when
prayer is offered but few Of these show de-
vout interest in the service. and among these
are Senators Cullom, Sherman, Voorhees,, ALI
son. Stewart, and Carlisle.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
Gn SopprisninQ al Setprab

finoes | Grace Church Bells, ct
Maaneos.W tasa5in uOsipet | naunte
&irteS Snteresisr, % bet Os tilienote
gumer er ipscielt falct "8scOrab Stunt
ber", i &nlsbnins Of SnbbplDet, Der
Oeune Gang iua 9pot iOm ubeluttenbe
breier fig ON Dor 8p, buOr Grace
Church Choir iaar ital babe i'm 9eir'
iamlins. Seftet er iarbeles pent ub-
ItDret % prpoet meo Here barre Seenes
rier fra 3ecorab % Sme9u.
De Sremmebe antommer BERTH DnS'
Dag ben 17be ausuit os bliuer | i'm
Camp oeo SUn. SacUb Setpel's Pines
til 5rcoas 26be Gl9uit. 9sroag ben
2Ooe 9iper the Choir en- Concert | the
Grand Opera House, ps bet er en-
Selufpl9e, at Sule, ION fan, pil inbfinbe
zig Der, for at bpre ijelben 9ub Sang,
SAB ellie os @nbper 9jsre Git til, at
De fremmebe @jGiter fan fple fig glade
peo at bore iblanot us!
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
J0T 'DseorabsgoTtsn.'
Ien FORTE CliefiIoe.

Oct er ct life alminoelist tjenot Sat
tun, at ben fgrite fpoenoe Oliefiloe,
Ipm blep opbu8et, fanotes / @apne
County, &p., / NarbeOen al Genresiee
@rRnoieu / 1929, 80 &ur for 0rate's
Oppa9elie / 8%enuiplpania. st Iar ies
mere lteote man paa Gas | en- 9pbbe af
60 Sob / 9utuum County. 8ebperne
par itr9tila9ne % troebe, at 2uiten fOu,
ira en- siftis Sule. @asien bleu til.
f9lotg antanot % brRnbte / uo9eu 9io.
Man bOreOe berefter ailoeu opbere, %
/ en 8pboe af IS Sob traf man pau
Die blauoet meo Saltpauo. Often ous
t9note5 fra ct / ARrbeber pRrenoe
8aal, % bet par fsrit eiter ltore og
9jentagne anitreu9elier, at bet lptteoes
at iaa Sloen i~luttet.
s September 1865 itsote man paa
en- Silbe, Tom afsau 1000 9Snber ON
8agen / benoeo ct glar. s 1866 aab,
neoes Ell &iloe / Spertpn Gountp I 0er.
beoen at eagle Greet; ben prooucereot
rs 3rnoer ON 0agen. Store Spoa.
gelier paa bette Omraaoe blep gicrt
1869. &eluman Silben afsaO ialt 1000
9Buoer, mebeus Douglas og SpuIier.
&iloerne nf9ao fra 30 til so 3snber ON
1agen. " oeune Ole bleu transpUr.
teret til Mc0tinnpille, en- Qiitano al sc
Nttl % oerefter inb itibet til 8ittsburo
for at bliue reniet. DIE er III funoet
peo Boring paa 50 forItjelise SteOer
Iennesiee. Sc nplis gjorte Opoa9el.
ier al Die | 5ettreis, Suerton % an
Ore SjergsG OuntDer / oenne Stat p9t
Ter a~lmtnoeltg Snteresie, o9 uo9le a
De betpOeIigite Snteresienter ira Ohio
8ennipluania o9 Seem gort bar ieubi
Sastpnoise til De foritjelige &laoier
@eologerne pauitaar, at Ole life iinoeS
| Miots3 ennesie lee, men at bet er tilitebt
/ Gpuntierne, Der er9uoier op til Sen
tudu, og maaife / Cumberland Bier.
gene. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
Oct CT ret interesiant at
i~a9ttaac,

bpOrleoes De Ioritieai9e Suo~oanorere
belOarer De Spgrg8maal, ium RegiItres
rin8stlerfen paa SalS Sslouo ueo gtep
Yort retter til Dem: "Spor gammel er
Dep" Gusierne, 5ranitmpnoeue %
gel9ierne an9iuer / 6egelen fin gllber
FORFEIT, ioet De uHpner antaGlet al g(ar.
S%rlRnoerne oerimoo bar tiot life ben
flerneIte anelie on, bpOr gamle De er;
be an9iper i'm Glcer paa Slump eller
bar life rp9et impo, at Gmbeosmauoeu
beIpr9er bet for benz. 8e er iaa iulos
lt9notg tllireole meo ben 8~jenbs9iers
ming, at De Oct Sele taget leper, at De
life brpr Jig Ell Smute pnt, bpOr lenge
oeres 2io bar paret. 8Dlferne, De tplte
2Iterri9ere % @je6erne angiper Taft
mesiist, bpaO DAG, Maaueo % 2tar Sc
blep ipote. Stanoinauerne filler Ig
ira ale andre gtatipner oerOeo, at be
%Iuarer: Den % ben Dag par je9 eller
ben o9 ben Dag bliuer je9 iau 9ammel.
S]oaGnoeren bliper / Nlminoeli9bco iurs
otrret, naar Sppr88moalet titles til
BAN. San s9iuer fig Osrpaa meo en-
me8et alpOrli9 0tius til at uoregne,
bpOr 9ommel ban e9entli9 Tan pRre,
oeo bpiltet arbeioe Gmbeosmanoen tibt
9j9lper BAN. Suinoerne, ipm Dog els
lers moi f%oritaar at BRUCE Munoen,
tier sierne itile, naar De noipgr9es, %
bet u9alante S%pBr9smaal mna oite rets
tes 3 eaer 4 @auge til Dem. Som Sic.
sel Op9iper be imiolertio i'm alOer ri9'
tist, iaa paaftaaeS Der inlialb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
Nos otnc Scrn.

Sntet er Soft iaa ipariommelise meo
iom BIOS, os ben tuiter bog iaa tibet.
sos mango er aaria9en en- fell 2lns
ituelie al 6el9erne; be mener, at 8os
fan babe itaoelise Selaer, at ben, ipm
roles pil blice inobilblf os iOrfanselis
eler maaife op9iue Nn~ltrenselien for
i'm Grandchildren. De laoer fine
Ssrn os llncersipne Dag no os Dag
inb anitrense fig uoen en- penlis Op.
muntrins eler Saab ON at uinbe Gner.
tienoelie for fine 8eitrabelier.
Soralore fan / D~pbraselien life be.
saa noseu itprre Sell END oenne, albria
at role fine 8srn. Ros irembrinse,
oft bet sobe % able / Barnet; bel
8aru, Der blioer rot, ftraber Iteoie a
al @une at blipe 8oien paroia. Sc
meb porne Menneifer bliper Sorbploet
bet famine. 9rsu at role bin 5ieneite,
pise for ct eler anbet bel uoisrt gr.
beibe, os bu oil erfare, at uetop DC
Stptte Grbeice pil bun / belle fin Siene
itetic nbisre melt O~mbpsselis os beoii
Bel fiuoes Der bel mpbne o. faIt
8aratterer, Der uben Senipn til &ol
eIer 9uoel mee Gnersi itrabe fremaI
til bet Maal, be en- Sang bar fat fla
men be fleite Mennelfer, os i Serbeles
beb nnsbommen. transer til ben 81
muntrius, ipm liaser | iprtiatte gtrir
ger af Siialo % 3ilfreosbeo.
8os uoretter lanst mere END 9abe
9u bs9Sper alcris at irpste for at ua,
for runobaanbet meo Ros, naar bu III
nSie iasttaser ben 5Orbulbsrssel abr
! at BRUCE falf &os.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
Bsr -Gttsrassp sftsn
proieSior VauIuS.

Rrofesipr Taulus oar en- fremraseno,
Manb pna fin lib, men ipm ina mansI
andre 9pItere peosjenote ban fis lite Der
triitne Relisiou, liseiom ban beusr i'll
troebs paa ct 2ip eftsr bette. 9aa f
2Gbsleie FOB ban en- Del Senner til
taloe, for at be funbe ie, bpcrlebes er
Gritanter oe 5ilOfOf bsbe.
IS Tan Sjsre @otitier", iasbe bar
1efteriom ies bi.terer mine Spmptomer'
5or IN 5iloiof er bet iiofte gieblit al
2ipet al flor 8etpOuins % pioenitabeli9
Su~teresie."
San biftereoe np9le faa al fine Sprnp'
toner, Hart ps b%eitentt, men, ba 9sben
tarmebe fig, iasoe ban meo ipas Stent'
me: "@u Oil jes b~eitripe Oplssninss'
prpcesien. 3ette er S~lutninsen paa,
buao man faloer Sialen.1
Sans 8enner penteoe paa Qabenbas
rin9en al HOget, iom bible banne ct ins
teresiant Qiinit al oeres 99rers ipr9e'
li9e 8rosbetjenOelie. San troeoe paa
Waterien, men life paa Ianben.
Otter enonn ct 9ar Orb falbt Bro
fesiuren iom tilbuse paa 2eiet % lnts
feoe fine Sine. On 9ib laa ban fulos
itGroig ubepaselis, men plnoielig for
ban up, bans Zine itranlebe al ct llos
trpf al Sprunoring % 5orbauielIe, pg
ban uoraabte meo bpi Stemme: Scr
er ct anbet 2ipl Der er ct anbet Gip!"
bupreiter ban ogoe.
Deb Sioeu af arifti 5ortlarins, at
Sjelen err uosoelig, bar Cub neola9t
bet IOlenneifets 8epioItbeb; ug, mebens
bet er umulist at ~uogranite @runben
til, at ct belt 9ius 3ro paa ensans rot
tes, er bet bog life nu9en uiOrnuftis
Slutnins, at ben laroe SrofesI ors llos
raab 9sossieblittet bar npset mere
END en- ufriuiai9 8efraftelie af Sieleus
uogoelige Gone.
Spem fan fortrqe, boab ben bortbras
genoe Iano bar feet paa @ranbien til
Guisbeoeus 9anb? I
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
Jor "Dseorabspsitsua
en 0lOerai19Wa r

st interesiant Gtptte lptal SiIturie
er tummet for 9asen / Salem Iammen
meo Ell @ruuIten fra ben samle Charter
Streets airtesaaro. s bet pberite
Sierne al oenne finbes en- Sten, iom
barer fslsenoe Suoitriit:
"Mr. Natban Matber bgoe ben l7be
Setbr. 1858. @n sammel Manb, iom
fiin bar oplepet 10 @intre / benne Ser.
ben"
Meninsen meo benne ~beipnoerlise
Snbitriit babe lause sioet a%nlebnins
til @isuinssr blanct be lOfale Siitoris
ters. 3 lin "slmerican Ncteboots" ben'
piIer @atbanisl Saiutbprne BERTH %
tiger: "@n sammel Mano paa 10 Gar",
tiger @rapltenen. Oct ilos mig itrar,
ba lea fiernebe Gresiet fra ben halu'
b~esrapebe Sten % laite Napuet."
Spsrasmaalet opflareter MI bleue
peo Sunbet al en- BOG ! Gsier Snltitut
meS 9itleu: "Slnstresiiter oper ga
milieu Matber. nj oenne BOG irem
saar bet, at 1utbaniel Matber bic
fsbt ben Ste Suli 1869, at ban par e
SrOber til Cotton Matber % en- 81
AZ Snereaie Matber.
I. en- Ntoer al ~ slar Tom ban pa
rnioeritetet. % | III Gloer Of 16 Va
'~sraouereoe ban fra Sarparo QoQes
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
9ecorab % Smeglt.
Ten l5ee Gnanii 1899.
nnion!


Snr De life feet en- al bore tripelt9itsI
o~afreits Smaabper | Dor Rrrbeo (Snr'
liuatpu 8auen bra9ts ps osrbcn paa Z
3imer), iaa tag en- uofIust til 8ei'
Union, bpcr mango 3ecorab'6olt io'te
9prseog bopoe en- ianonn best union,
at lea tanfer, be fleite at 8eltaserre
altio meo @laoe p9 Iatnemmelt9beo
pil minoes ben. Oct bar for ben psre
% imrtt belissenoe Sp en- 5eitoa9, ionI
sjoroe, at ri berfra / Slot og 5sl9e to'
9eoe berben; @eit llnion bapoe, boao
bprr 9p IfuIos Urge for at faa slOrt,
bpg9st fig ct @anopert for I pnatont'
menbe 3ilfGloe at iunne msoe Op mob
Sloebrano, o9 bette bar nn fGrot9t.
ga Der life, lieeiOm i 9ecOrab, bar en-
Bluff at nnlR9se 6eieruoiret paa, er
ganoperfet inorettet efter bet iantalote
tower system: 8anbbebOloeren er en-
bul Cylinder (standpipe) 100 Sob bsL
al tptte, flintebe Sernplaoer, % bsnlte
holoes itaoi9t fpIct meo 8dno, iom Deb
3ampmatineri pumpes fro 8 eaer A
drive wells.
ReiIeSelIfabet berfra beItpb al 8rano'
manofabet, Gitp Council, 3rOmme'
torpist, ps enfelte priuate 5ult. De
mango llnifurmer os Muiiten fable EN-
lioIig Stemnius, pg peo bper Citation,
Der pasiereoes, bilites Der meb Subel.
&eo gntumIten iii 3eit llnipn MODS
to8es @iGitcrue al en- SOmite; n1eo
Muiit / Spibien mnridereoe 8ranofols
tene / @eleoer op til Spen; for be sprise
fob Der Seite us @oene frrbt9e, 'aa'
leoes, at en- life lioeu 8ognmasIe Hut
teoe 3rocc8iiouen.
GernGit bOlot be to 8ranotompanier
berira enoel O~ppisniu9er, Der Launches
meo 8iialostlap, Os llnoerbcloninsen
git liplis meo be maselsie Sarter; en-
iaa elItparois, bjerteli9 @j9itfribeb, iom
ben ri mgbte berneoe, CT life Ofte at
trGffe paa.
Senpeo s Eiben inotoSes Souper |
8pens TO fore SuteIer, o9 cerpaa iam'
leOes man / en- imut SalI, iOm p8iaa al
1ioer Tbeaters2 ptnle. Ser bolotes en-
Del Saler, Der nHsftes af Muiit, %
81. 10 tos ma gflteb meo ben patre
8p us pens bpsselisc 5prretnin8smanb.
Siemreiien git for fig meb Sltpss'
Sart. @eIt Union lepe!
On 9eltaser.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-16
Gn Nontan I 0irfeligbeoenS
Veroen.

S en- Stogbpgo / bet ioenife Can
Salano bapoe ct unst, fOrelifet 8ar
len9e brauot for boeranore. Satti9s
bonn bar imiblerttb ben uoperitigeliae
Sinorins for 5Orbinoelier Snn reiIte
oa til &merita for at itaffe Yen9e til
lit O9 fin llotaareoes Siem. iSun fOrs
blep b~iennme, begif ct 5eiltrin % table
bermeo ubigten til at beboloe i'm @ls
iteoes Sjerte os SjGrligbeb. Senoes
5orisrer er en- meset ing Manb, laa
ban MATTE babe Ge9jerinsens ella.
oelie til at ino9aa 9ggteitab. 9iuas
belie tit ban ps Der bleu lpit | &irfen
for BAN os benoe. Netop ba fom bens
beg fprite Sorlopeoe biem fra Qmerita.
Itlanterbapets 8inb bapoe life blRIt
bort &j9rli9beoen bos amerttafareren,
og un0erretntngen ont ben @litebes
6~eiltrin fOrmaaeoe BET life beller. San
uiloe bape benoe os paatase Zig fin 8i.
balls 5aoerltab. Senoes samle 8jars
li9beo bar beuer life I~lutnet. Men ba
benoes 5Orlopebe SIR. 2 9iorbe beItcmt
&rap pGa benoe o9 baube 8rpluppet
feroigt, bun CAB eiter unoer @raab
% 5~prtuilelie. % ct. Sausoas fob
8lelien. st lpttelist Gar!