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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
FOR COILING VAR TESSELS AT SEA.
TIE NAVY EPNRTMENT TO TEsT A NEW DEVICE
-ARMOR PLATES FOR THE TERROR.

TIE NAVY DEPARTMENT TO TEsT A NEW DEVICE
-ARMOR PLATES FOR THE TERROR.
An order was received ut the Navy Yard yesterday
morning In regard 10 tie testing Of new device for
coalnc naval vessels when at sea. The order puts
the matter into the hands Of Admiral John g.
Walker coinmandant OF the North Atlnuc squadron.
but IL IS not known when the experiment will be-
made or what ships viii b. used in making e. rs
be- is now n III, home In Washington. The plan Is
pronounced feasible one by those who understand it,
working and Cnumo.iorc frbcu, the commaudant OF
the Navy Yard ,aid yesterday that he thought an
excellent device and would prove successful. The
device WINS invented by Captain J.. Is. Low, OF Brook
Ilyn. and IS extremely simple.
The plan is that the naval vessel shall have at her
tcrn ar al some place near her. collier fitted with
IL beam and the necessary apparatus Tor hohuhe 'N'
coal between the collier and the naval vessel will eN-
tend wire rope 50 fitted Win compensatIng weight
that. I'm whatever way the vessel mny roll II shall
always remain taut ard yet have danger Of part
ing or Of carrying away nnythslg on either vessel
Inv IA. strain Along this cable the coal can bo
pullod from the collier 10 the ship In bags Ih's
could be- done either when "a" war7'p was running
LAT moderate rate Of speed wish the collier In tow
lor when both were anchored. The apparatus for
conducting the experiment IS to be prepared at the
NAVY Yard such "A device. successful would be
If great use In case Of blockade, at which imr' In
fine pnst war vessels have experienced great difficulty
In obtaining coal
a shipment Of armor plates for the monitor Terror
has been received al the Navy Yard The shipment
consists Of al; the plates for the urrcs Of the Terror
Ioxcon,ing those through which tho nuzllcs OF the
guns are project these plates are cAc,@hsy UNI
cult make, On account 81 thr l"ri ho,r' hu' M
The work Of nhg tho nrmor plat' about the turrc'
IS 70 DO begun nj once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
4 clARIrY Ml1IYEX AT nALY's.

matinee which should and probably wouiu' ou'
for the bad weather have been better attended was
given at Days Theatre yesterday In ala OF The roS
Church OF New-York. As 1t was, there was an
audience OF fair size and the receipts we're aDou' To0'
Nine Modjeska contributed an act OF " hary stuart
being assisted by Beaumont smith. Rudolph de Cor
dova. George IIazelton, Miss Anna +. Proctor and
Mrs. Hannah srgeant. Mr. Days company played
"A Woman's Won't and The Good for Nothing
In tie former James Lewis and Mrs. &. H. Gilbert
appeared. With Miss Adelaide Prince, sidney Herb,It
MEs Florence C0nron and Edward Wilkes Miss
Kitty Cheatham aged Nan In The GOOD Tor nothing
10 the great delight Of the audience, and the other
parts were taken by Eugene JepsOn, Hobart B0sworth
Mr.. IIackctt and Mr.. Carleton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
nppogr AgOrT MRS. BERNARD DEERE

rcpor: circulated yesterday to e e'y' ',,
nc,,orl Beefe who Is now playing "Adhehno H"coN'c"
.. ,"n Manhattan Opera House to end her America"
ton, with her engagement next week In bfoo.yn' Inv
story no doubt arose from the fact that some OF 'hc ~
tor ~ her company went To the various urd""'o
T., ,,ch a, positions. and It said that houce o. '"c
" go :, ,,e tour had been given the company Mrs
pc,.,d pc,res manager. Marcus Mayer sad Ias' h'gh
,b,, he had given the usual two weeks no"ce u
a., % somc a the company. ic did not want !"
a., chance Of closing the season. but saia ''a ~
s, had been reached In regard 10 It, anu III He"e'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30

The Ncw.York city Woman Suffrage League VIII give
a PILGRIM mothers dinner honor %; thu pioneer
Of Ncw-E England. at JacPrrs Madison-ayc. and ilfoy
nlnt.st Friday December 49, OF ~ 80 r. IN. Pron
ncnt Will be- present and mike bright spceche"
Tickets arc ~ Tho-c dc,iI-g q attend should Inform
the treasurer, Mfs Emile :. Van Bel. 80. % West
Erhty.,hirdst inclcring money. ~ the number OF
tickc:sis limited speedy application Will b. necessary to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
DIAMOND DEALERS SWIXDLED.

Leopold Well. OF tie firm OF Leopold Wei Co., dla
mond dealers No 81 Maiden Lane VINO recovered three
pawn tickets yesterday representing three diamond rings
seat TO "Charlcs > Perry e Co.." Of We,tport Conn.,
September O. under memorandum OF inspection. said TO-
day that Charles Perry had played clever confidence
game with him. and that there Is also woman In the
Perry was arrested In Wostport Thanksgiving
Day. on the specific OF paw'ing cult Of clothes
ha had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
CAPTAIN SAMUEL BARRON.

Norfolk Va NOV. 20-Captln samuel Barrcn. fo;m rly
the United States Navy and tn Confederate navy Gl'd
lrre thl, morning acod fty>rycn yclis. captain Bar.
RON was ia, soa 81 Cartan samuel pIrron. q th' navy
and grandson 81 Commodore James Hlrron " the tnitd
state, Navy who fought the ,olchri duel with Com
moior, stephen Decatur in which Commodore D'a,u?
va, killed Captain Barron who died today cnt rcd the
I-ntd states Navy he sixteen years old. and
served with marked distinction during the Civil War.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
SOME MUSIC THAT HE DOES NOT LIK

70 the Editor of The Tribune
Sir Now that everybody. presumably. has had his
say 10 the cause Of the political revolution
let US all give thanks and take fresh courage Four
years but no more. Of hard times are Inevitable At
the end Of the four years. New York. Brooklyn and
Chicago. which seem to have engineered the rcpudia.
ton Of the great measure that has made n, prospcrous
milton, VIII be ready 10 take the back track At
this blessed THANKSGIVING time Will" NAV not have
much 70 elorlfy over Lot rs AZ ra,; hope that the
absurd street music, Ta-ra-ra Boom-dc-ay," and
"Thc Bowery" viii be rolcGatcd 10 obScurv forever
REPUBLICAN MUSICIAN.
NcwYO.k Nov. %. 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
EX-SENATOR GRAHAM y. FlTcH.

Lonnspot Ind. Nov. 90 Exrned states Sena-
tor Graham " Fitch died at his home In this city this
morning. TWO daughters. Mrs. DENLY wife OF Colonel
Dcuby United states Minister TO China. and Mrs. Asa
Coleman. If thi, city. survive hin. Death was due
T. general breaking down Of the system, caus d By
old age.
Mr.. Fitch was born nj L. Roy, y. Y. December Z.
1910. lie received a classical education and studied
medicine lie practis,d his profession nj LOganspor
From 1914 to l540 he was professor in the Rush
Medical College, Chicago. lie took active interest
IN politics bcfor; the war; and h. served in CoJgr,
Democrat from December ,, lS40, 10 March B..
1853. lie served I'm the Senate from February o.,
l-J7, TO March 3, 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
Tile POSTAL NEWS FiIR.

On account Of the Indictment weather Yesterday the At
tendance Mt the Postoicc Mutual AID Association fair In
Madison Squarr ti1rdcn wa, not large DEVON Hopper
cnt rs check for 300 Contribution, we've also sent by
rloominrdalr Brothcrs aud Van AmDerg Anerbrry.
HcnJamin Wood paid for box and Orlando d. Potter
bought three tickets Music furnished by tho
old quad Band. Several now booths Will be opened to-
DAY and II the weather IS hne thee VIII pooaoy DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
MINISTER EGAy RETURNS FROM THE WEST.

Patrick Egan the United States Minister TO Chill re-.
turned to this city on Monday night from trip through
Tie West which he has been taking stree election Ho
wa at tho GIlsey YESTERDAY where he saw number
Of friends and acauantanccs IL reported that he
vas PREPARING n call for his post OF duty to-day tho
ety Of Para OF the Mail Line but las. night he
sad that would 20 TO Washington to-day and would not
SAL until December 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
NfR RIlINE STILL IMPROVLNG.

Washington, Now Collaborating TO Information
ohtnlnea Mt Mr. Blaine'S residence. tn Distinguished
invalid continues to Improve. 50 far there mas Oe"h
M setback, since the case took Its first faNornNc turn
and unless some unlocked for complication shall arise,
Z, T. nrol,ll. that he win lie able to leave the house
eor , drive ~ soon rs tie weather becomes fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
WHERE OLD NEWSPAPERS MAY BE SENT.

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: noticed in The Tribune the other day state
mcn TO the effect that would give all inquircrs
the address OF the societies and persons to which old
newspapers and periodicals conld be sent. Kindly
give me this Information and obllgc f.. X. A. ).
New York. Nov. &c. 1892.
THE State Charities Aid Association. No ~
University Place. will be glad to distribute old
newspapers and periodicals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
DE WITT rrTXTON wINANS.

London Nov 20-Dc witt Clinton Winans died here on
Sunday. lie u ~ the latc Ross Winans. Of
ltimoc the amou, Inventor and the 'njee Of Russian
railroads His brothers were Thomas. william j.. Ross
and Walter Scott Winans. lie born the Wlnlns
Homestead AcNandro1Sky," In Bhtmorc hfJthrce years
aro Since 1868 he has resided in London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
PRINCETON GLEE CLUB CONCERT

Princeton. ". j.. Nov 30 spccaD.-,nhe frt con
cert Of the given this evening by the mi
vcrsty gee. banjo and mandolin Clubs In the Prs
byterian Church at Kingston. three miles cast Of here.
The church was crowded and the audience en-
th,lSsastic The clubs are unusually large this year
..1d have been practising faithfully for month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Minneapolis MIMI. No
Vemlcr % 1892. Ebert Francis Baldwin and Mary
Caroline Washburn.
pruoI-I-IlAGEMEYER-At st. Georges Church. Asto-
rin / T. ON TUESDAY, November 20. 1872, by the
Rev Chares NJ. Bclden. Garcta johnson Hagemeyer to
Homer Whtemorc Reboul.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
LrDGE LOHN y. CONNOLLY.

Scranton Penn NOV. 20-John +. Connolly Additional
Law judge Of IAckawanna County. died this
lie was try-ninc years old aud elected five years
nyn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30

uehed oe report that Brooklyn would be the last city
visited The company was 10 give 1.-THE Fringe OF So
cety' in brooklyn he said and would from there To
philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30

When baby was SICK. We gave her Castoria,
Nhrn she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Mis-, she chung 10 Castrie,
When she had children sho gave them Castor'a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
DIED.

EARRCWS-At Plnnncld n. j., November 2sth, Helen.
only daughter Of Elliot Ihsas ana Cora fuif barro"s
aged Is months.
Services private
lntsrnent Cambridge, Mass.
Massachusetts papers please COPY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30

ro,I., I,uoIiuc for s\in IoughncSs and irritation
t-, ~ SO Vim md socang the shin especially with
,,au children lest cm' dl aeanst hcmOrrhol1s (ples)
AK YOUR druggist FOR Toilet LANOLlNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
GENERAL RICHARD H. JACKSON, u. s. A.

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 20.-General Richard II. jack
son, Fourth United States Artillery, died yesterday
afternoon at Fort Mcpherson, OF rheumatism OF the
heart. lie was well known throughout the South,
having served as commander Of many posts through
ont this part OF the United states He Is the first
officer who has died at Fort Mcpherson since the post
only having died AT West Point while cadet.
The funeral arrangements have not yet been de
tidcd on. but the General will probably be buried
by the Side Of his s)n at West Point.
General Jackson was born in ireland on July Il,
1880. lie entered the 4th Artillery private
in 1851. and by lsGO hr had reached the grade Of
tenant in April. 1850. and In the following July le
wa, made a ,ccOnd lieutenant and transferred to the
lst Artillery. lIc became IL first lieutenant in
l-Gi and captain In lSG2. From 1863 ID 1850
he was an assistant inspector Of volunteers, with
The rank u llcutenantcolOne lie was made a
bilgadicr- general in 1SGj and mustered ont Of
the volunteer service In 1866. lie became major
Of the 9TH Artillery in 1850 and lleuenant-c)lonel
~ the lth Artillery in 1858. lie received many
br,vcfs during tie war for gallant and mertcrol'
services Including those OF brcvet brsadlcr general
In the Regular Army and hrevct maior-gcneral OF
volunteers. lie took part in the defence OF Fort
pchcns. Fla. in 1sGl, and I'm operations against Fort
SUMTER and participated in the campaign that rhd'i
with the surrender Of Lee. He occupied many SlaIi
positions during the war and Wa chief OF artillery
of the 10Th and 2Jth Corps, Army OF TN James VI
on stan duty In thl, city. at Fort Hamilton. at Fort
Porter and various other posts. lie TOud nave
been placed the retired list In 1894 had he lived
until L. siNiy-four years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30

Vol Can cure sore Threat with the help Of
Dr. Jayncs EXwcoant. a good remedy Tor coughs
and all Throat and Lung diseases :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30

-. rive Great Limited Trims; Distinguishing feature
q The New York Central serytce--luminaied by
sn.sch sss-safcst. most brilliant and reliable hght
USED FOR railways -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
Rnrry's Tricopiicrous

comfy stimulates fascns pur0os snOothe' CLOSES, thick
. feeds preserves and IN every possible way improve
the a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
Religious Not,res.

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST, SHAVE. above
<Jthst-wednesday. November 80. at D. m. epohr's
'IAst Judgment viii be sung BIZ the chaiE.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
ct 9oua at 00tmoebaaY.

8 Wendt4er, en- irans Dol | Calf
%fornia, Deb sprs Columbia 3iper, er
Der ct Steb, fom benapnes Mision,
iorbi iranise gr9itsr for mango Qar
fioem Ios iis neb Der % isste at cinbe
Snotauerne for ariitenbpmmen. Ser
leper, ifsfse gan francisco Graminer~
en- snmmel RsbbuS' Sopoins, bpis Rapn
er "a pter, % iom eier ct ~nbpsselist
Winoe fra tiblisers 2ase, nemlis en-
Sas'o, 30 Sob lang, % lapet al 8pina
osbaar | be forifieaisite 5arper. 9snne
Relifpie er meset sammel, bpor gam.
mel Deb man life, ibi ben samle psu.
bling giemmer Fig bort i fin Cabin % er
nieget oroinap. Glene MisiiunssHr
iterne, Der bar fisnbt BAN / mango Var,
fan faa 2iot ub at BAN ON bet marie
lt9e Eous.
@nbpcr fan bog ielu ie, buno bet er;
bet beitaar at 5letter al &u%inoebaar,
forte, bruno, faitaniebrune, guile, rauns
forte, rSoe os, bet melt bisrteifiarenoe
az bet Sele, LANCE 5letter al sraat os
buibt Saar.
I'll 8raiterne bar Ga Bier bstrost
oenne 2asiues reoiOmme Siftorie; ben
er lapet al be fprite BiOnerers Suitrus
ers % 8stres Saar, buem be Bible bar
ifalperet. 8 ben samls SnOianers Be-
iiSSelie bar ben oaret / mango Gar.
Om ban eno blen buot aloris iaa fore
Yenge oerfor, ban pilbe life laee bet
saa no at fit Gle, OS oct er poerit iiels
ben, at ban piier benne fin srufuloe
Stat til anore END til en- al 8raiterne,
iom ban bar Tiaib til. 2iseoperfpr
aue anore forbOloer ban zig taus. San
oil oanifelis funne poertalsS enoUg til
at tale oerom. Gette 5anssgOus er
bru9t oftere paa Sagt. S~spbinsens
oiloe 5orfebre pleieOe at fanse 8uffas
| 8ladfout 9alen peo Sialp al
Dg, oa benne bleu bans, sioroe
ban ben lansere Oeo Sialp at Saar fra
Stalper, ban bauoe. Oct antases,
at benpeb 80 apinoer iaalebe8 paa ben
fraftelisite Waaoe er blepne berGuet
in SopeosYrpbelie. Gieren os De ans
IRE Snbianere at bans 8efienote amer
oasioen ipr meset pGroifulo, % tror
'giaa, at ben / Jig 9iemmer en- bemmes
i9 Strait.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
Dor ~Ssnfceaaroen.

GprfieIen | StsrreIien al aGa er
ate uoeIuttenbe afbRu9is at Ssnen,
men bet berpr osiaa for en- flor Del paa,
boao Slass 5soe ben faur. 8eo gprs
neil uuiuerIitD bar man auItilst 5or.
ise / ben Rstuins % Tom til bet ReiuI
tat, at 0tais Os andre iuIitofrise Sors
Ter Gsoe frembraste fore sGs, mebens
6oeos % li9uenbe gap minore sGs, men
Here. Der bDr al eenne @runo fpbres
Heo be icritielise Slass, iaa man fan
upnaa baaos fore % mango sGs.
Ssns % aplinser fan life tribes,
aIsrminbit / ristis uarmt @eir, naar
be aisrrelsr. be fol brittle al, er iuloe
af nrensli9bso, Geut % iiOliat 8anb
ir, boao be ital babe; fra ursnt Ianb
BONNER en- bel Del Spsoumme.
Der sioes benz, iOm pirteIia tip.
rer en- a%painebgne, iurat baabe ben o.
nnserne itul hume faa Gnlsbnina til at
faiie @ras ps Snleiter inosnfpr ct be.
iternt Omraaoe. De eipr bet paa fpls
eenoe Waaoe: On nofiaa itart Suor
ipanbes tram msuem 2 i Suroen ueos
rammeos Stuftt. 9aa SnOren er on.
brast en- Bring, 90 benns u9 Ssnsns enc
Ben er fOrbuuoue meo bperanore peo
SiRlp al en- anoen Suor; bpor benne
binees pau Ssneu, ma Der unber
etrensen bare en- SHE ruuet ON ge.
net, iaa bette life snapss % anioes.
SsHsn % apliHserus pmtrins ben tan
paa osnHe Maaoe saa omirina uoen at
tonilns osrbeu, buur be peo fin Spart.
- mfn-s.er en~- =
rtno btlps UsVaU'yr Urv"r.-- -Sg pa.
psiager.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
439

at boIOe 9tattet itot. Seq itprsOs ba ben til 6appsn %
broleOe eitsr Stemaroen, men aIbris iaainart bar oenne
efter en- goo Stunbs 5orIsb fomuen Op, fsrenO ban, ba
gmosn traf baul, tunleoe neo ab Srappsn i9ien.
Seq ilsoe neo, battle bam op efter Srsiefrauen Os bug
iereoe bam ben til 3tattet.
Sob paa bisie Snassr!" itrss ies, os berpaa ars
beiOeOe Gornib % is Os iOriter paa optten.
"grin9 Camper al gagboros Storbras ~tilipilS!"
raabte ies til BAN. "0tap big! % iet en- al Soms
meme il"
SS berpaa frauleoe ies mig neo paa DGttet, pIaIteoe
foroper siennsm Sanoet, icm M git mig oper antterne,
fit fat / 6oremeriefalb. Os Lob bette saa.
arat! ritid! git SeiIet, Os Stauper al bet for bsns
ouer Sauet liseiom Tss.
gtter arbsioeoe ies mig tiIbase paa Sytten, men gins
Oeus 9eitisbso par neitsn itcrre, eno ies tunos ub6oIos;
ben tos rent Ssirct ira mig. ben fog mig aniistet iom
mep 9laaIeitit, ben brpIeoe mig 0rene, ben par Ii9eiom
noset masiiut, Der Hog mig ouerenoe, ioet is trpb paa
tSGnOer og Sober, os ies MATTE CONNIE for CONNIE
urbeiOe mig cp iuoO ben, ioet leg tOs fat i, buab iss tunbs
iinoe paa min Bel,
Gornlib bapoe ta9et be ~iornooue Gprn ON SpiQet, %
Iaa paa Deftet msb Sampsn al Storbraieu SauOerne.
Seq lasOe belle min Gest paa Somuteu, bep, ipartebe
og pultepe, men SinOen tos nGitsu 9ipet al mig, oa lea
funos lite mere ie asteroper uoen at boos S9uosrne for
0insns, eub leg paoe bape tunnst le Ell g~ienitano ct
garsIis, iuISt at stss, Dog III ies eiterbaanSsn Stors
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19

43S
ituIos nj uisisIis pars Isbst omboro ben, ON gsiret
bapos u9ret tptt.
81 Iasoe port 9tor u~betpoeIis Stprborb os LOB forbi
ben pua ct Bar aabeQ9nsoers @ftano. Iten ri ifulOe
life bape uouet at Iuiie enonu en- Strss; tbi Oa ale pore
graier Iaa los, piIoe ben minoite 9euen al uore Sell
baue taitet benz bat, os oa tunOs uii Sauobso baue transt
til at beOe ON 9taaoe for pore SeIe tbi Stibet ullpe
lite bape fnnnet lepe fen, Wiiuutsr.
Der par nOsst ubpre i~anslenoe / Spnet al oenns oeis
li9e Camper, Der Iaa trpst ben iuGre 90, os iom,
uaar ben bsu opsr til Stprboro, uiite os fit ~prGstise,
imutte Stros Iise uso til nOsle iaa Sob fra aislen.
Maen Der ur Osiaa noset forierOsIis trsiteslsit at ie
9iRIpsn iaa uGr, % bog life til ltsrrs 9pIte ior os, cub
ON ben bapoe u9ret SunSreosr al IRiIe borte ira os.
81 iaa en- Utano paa Srosn, % Der par uoentpipl
andre, iom uieet al os, iasttog os. Sub pso, bpao
bisies 6pleller MATTE p9re peo Spnet al port iorrsune
oa Il~in9rsuSe Stib, Der blinot iIsos aifeb Tor Stormen
meo SeHsns eaisr % meb bet paa baIp Stans paisnoe
alag, iom tposIis ~betesneoe Dor Stiuins, os mso en-
Stprts os SpniaIoen, iom intet menneltelist Heoraab
tunpe ~uotrptte, p~aataIbte en- 6iGIp, iom life funpe pOss.
SAB os ioriose at brin9e benSe til Sinosn nul"
raabts iss iOm panuittis uso Spnst al bette 9th, ION
ri bafio eiterloo paa DOR Earring. "Si tan boIOs os
i gtarbsoen. iii 8eirst pager fig, os Sa Tan ui i0
SiGlpl"
Wln SaaosmauOsu tunoe life magic Roret alsns
tbi SsIaset siOrps bet p~anitsIist snbos ior Iirs usans
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
Spoe Spiruater.

De orRber | mRngoepls, ,aar be er
Eroouftet al Spripmmeli e al en- beapns
oenbe Spgoom. @n let 50rtiplelie, ct
Gnialo at uiorpeielisbeo, @aloeipge
eaer 5orftoppelie, uugle eller ale al
oisie "minore S~uasbeoer" bliperi mango
2ilfRloe til league-destroying strides.
2ilintetsisr ben bnrtist % tiolist oeb
SiRlp al Soitetters Maoe Bitter %
unbsaa 5aren, Or, a6ernetbp gap en-
Wauo en- o~roentlis SretteiGttelie, iom
meooelte BAN, at ban bapoe FUN en-
5ortiolelie"! "aun en- Sortiolelie", uos
brpo 299en. "Suao uil De oa ba'e -
8eiteul" &beumattsme % Ga Grippe
fan let tuGles / Spoilen. SpOrior ba
tiqaoe benz at fomme irem / iulo Strait?
8snpt 8ittereu iom en- 8remie. Den
bebageli9e Sarme, iom oenne uom9rs
teoe Weoicin uo9Doer siennem Spite
met, ben Drift, ben siuer BlooUmlsbet,
bens milouenoe pg itprfenbe 8irfning
paa Neroerne anbefaler ben IGrlis til
ipatteoe pg ipge Menueiter. Den er
bet lture 2esemiOoel mob Malaria.
(Suli. }
gmor. "Suem er ben utse Wauo?"
"9et er U. WObr."
"Suao for uo9et, Imor, beoer ban
p~irfelig oet?"
"Sa, bans Gar er Saus Wobr."
"Spaol er bans 6ar hans Wtor?"
"sSa, Sans Wpbr er bans 6ar."
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
Sarmen,9uiet % 9apen
Ssaar msrpsssr nerGs.

Manseu en- GARNER I9sscr iis I'll meo
apele SaRer, fprbi oisie baaee %elsoslsr
bet stpits 2anS. buOrpaa DC bounes, %
snslasser alt bet llsrGs, Tom Der Fn'
oes, % bet sr aloeles utpiliomt, at,
olene beniest BERTH, lsnner 5aareapl Rg.
gar man 2anb tilsrpet % peerfploi
mco lsrGs, oa er Msriups.6aar eusr
81, bermeb blanesi Hace be bebite til at
poeIGese bet. De saar bib % bib cper
ben belle S.rG,uius, suasert COB al,
bpor be iGrbes, % taser scot tiItatte
neo ben fprbplospis maere SoIt.
CIR 9aIen blot ON llbbptte al lib %
RIB. ba itaar pitnpt be fiuere fotite
% enssIite 6aareracer ouer bet ameris
tanite Reriuos 5aar, men iom nsrrs'
~ubrpeoer ps ipm @isosIer al masert
ilsraslane itaar ppre esus 5aar opcr
BEN. guboer, Der boloer 5aar, mango
sller iaa, mae Tile aleue ie ben til be
geusc, ban oirette faar ! uobptte al
benz, men euoeIis peiaa tase / BE-
trastntne oil ben 5orbel, be cirefte posr
bet 2anoItpffc, boor be bpIoer til.
eeIp BET parite SIuss llsrGs, pi bar,
siu,r be fig / Raft meo, Sorrer, 3iftler
os lisueuos, ustOp iaabaune iom 5ar'
mereu bar al fin Mtsie meo for of bliue
benz init, ps boa Ipttes bet life. 8ertlI
irGpeS 5anr.
De mao naturligpis bacnes Der nogle
Gar itrGf % Fippes berino ON 8aa'
rem, for llsrGsiet bar bait Guleonin9
til at iGtte Srp.
Gisbslen ipreoer be i9ont no pper
ben belle Mart, % be ifarpe 8luper
pres Ter os ifiGrer ben neo I SOroeH,
Iaa ben iulolt9nois blanoes osrmeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19

imaa Iriuier tilfbt utaalmobis %
iaaoe III Groberen: -Sat Dig paa
ben, greosriii4 Grsberif ablpb; Der
fuiste ct bsit analo % en- ftraIsnbs
9atter fra Be to imaa Gpre. aeiieren
isnote en- ue for at faa pibe Garfasen
til Speftailet. Teeeuoe paa ben sos.
laste Sat, ioareoe ben uuse aronprins
msb militar Sonsr. Den sientrioise
3inssfi piloe lite LUTTE fig fammea. men
pi fit bog tiliioit 8ust meb bsn."
Den soelaste Sat blep eritattet al en-
np. Den bil utpiliomt af bsns @isr.
manb blips o~pbeparet til G~rinbriua ON
en- meset norton GpiiOoe / bans GQs
oreInnbs f%remtibise Stprers Sip.