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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08


New York, Dec 7.-During the week
we have bad the first clear Indication Of
what the Brussels conference Is likely
10 prove willing TO do towards settling
tho silver problem Mr.. Alfred de RDths-
chlld's proposals that, for each Of the
next five years, tho European goveru-
nonts shall collectively buy EJ.O0O.OOO
worth Of silver NJ u maximum price Of
- pence per ounce and that the United
Stntes shnll for the snmp period continue
to buy Ji0OO000 ounces, mny perhaps
be taken us a test but probably not tile
full measure Of what Europe Is az pres
ont disposed TO do. ! tnl,c II that the
United States will not be found willing
Ia hcStOw amy serious consideration ON
this simple proposal. without material
amendments On lts face, the scheme
* M attempt TO saddle the United States
with the responsibility of tnkng, for the
next five years. twice ms much silver
for monetary Use ns all Europe combined;
and not only ibis; It also means that,
after having thus added 2TOOOO,OOO
ounces 10 our stock Of silver, and IN u
much lnrgcr measure increased the
amount of legal tendcr notes payable
IN gold on silver, lhure Will hC the sumo
absence Of amy concerted protection for
silver MS there TX at this moment whilst
its depreciation will then be subject ~
u new impetus. II Mr., DE ItOthschild
pt1pustiun he could not hive undcrtn-
taken 10 devise for this country II method
of morn delihorat financial suicide. which
would nt the same time afford Europe
nm opportunity Of becoming the success
sors 70 our large slocl; of gold, he could
not have suggostcl Il plan more cortnin
OF such rcfusnls. An such petty oNpedi-
cnts urc but mocltory of the large and
serious demands arising ont Of the pros
cnt position of silver The foreign powers
cannot be- too soon given 10 understand
that the United Stutcs Yit for no fnvors
In this muttpr. They regard themselves
m being, In common with all the great
nutiOna, eyposed 10 serious dnurcrs from
thr depreciation Of silver: aud they are
willing TO tnke their lust quota OF re-
sponsibilty la any common. fensiblc er-
fort TO restore The mctm To a stable
ptntus, hut hrynnd that limit tn n stable
mont tbey win decline to 20; and II.
for fifteen yunrs, they have vcntnrrd
10 Rrnf,thr tlrchuc of silver suglchnndri
thew rpdfl tmt rather Az a reason
WIN upy sh.rll ir future be cNppcttd
10 10 loss 10 prrpst the Depreciation Than
az nffordng ground fnr unldng In.
Grrnsrd demands mon them. II looks
Worry much Of though the result of thc
naive hul 10 lIhm'dlaiey, suspend an
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
SNOW STORM IN IJ7-,-1,.

-, noae 70 DEG. Ia heavy snow s,orr,
I I1gea throughout Hungary yes WV Ss9sm
s ,n;,N 9, the railroads arc hlocEouJaSy;;
MN snow, All wheel traffic IN e n',su
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
rINANcIAI-


EXCHANGE ut New Aotk.
- Nov York, Dee. Specially a9n
sierling- Hank, 20 dRya......a s5llGli s5ls
Soihiuciclal, % days,...N..i 50
heiehmrks--C Commercial, 90
e,,nNss "a d, ~ ,ss,........,-. ~ =
FNchnpro ~ New Orleans
New Orleans, La, Dec r. especially
Sterling - Commercial, co
days. .........., sgag6ast 81
tranlu-Commcrcial,e 90 daysk 20
New forA sight--Bank 80. Par
SonhereiAl' ''.,............,lb 100 Dis.
kxehnnrea ~ Galveston.
Galveston, Tex, Dec. 7.--lspeciaL ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
OUR MILLINERY DI
ONE THIRD OFF FROM REcU
DRESS GOODS BARGAINS

Black ottoman Silks, regular
Observation-Disclosures sale price 75c
Black Crystal Bengano Sik,
:, regular price ;,;......; .sl5O, sale price gOc
Black GrOs Grain SILK regular
pflce.,s.. .Sl.sbt SAFE price tJc
Black SILK Warp Henriettus,
regular price. ..........., 81 o. anlo price soc
Black silk Warp Honrlettus,
regular prlce..;....,",..,sl.5O, sale price 81
Black silk Warp Hcnriettgs
regular price, $50. sl.G5, sale price si.s
Black silk Warp Henriettas
regular price. .......... s225, sale price 81 10
Priestly fancy weave black
Fabrlcs, Just out regular
price ......... ..... ......s o. sale price Soc
All wool black Serge, regular
price,. .a.... ..,,,.. 75c, salo price SOC
Black Storm Serge, regular
- price .;;.,..;s...u. zoe, sale price 4lc
Coored Crocodile Cropons,
regular price .............. s5c sale price Ggc
ColOred storm Sprges, regular
b, price ;i......: ....,,..:.. d5c, sale price 4io
Col1rcd Honriettas regular
price ........... go. boc sale price SOC
CoOrod Henriettas, regular
price ;............. Soc sale price COO
Alhget0r Cloth, regular price, Soc sale price Oc
BrpadUlOth reduced tO....... Sta5
ChanRcuble Choyrons, regular
price. ............. 85c sale price CSC
All wool Choviot Suitiugs
regular price ...........,.. 75c, sale price l5c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
HOTEL ARRIVALS.



Jno A. Klcy, Chicago Robert q, Smith
Ncw York J., G. Ghcstiu Chlcago II. u
Boswell st. Louis; 'fhos. H. Greene, Wood
mont, Conn, j. Y. Watson, Houston; u, ~
". q, GrultC Tnmplca, alex Harvey H.
tius, New York; Geo u, WhltcOmb, chi
engo L. w. Krake. st. Louis; II. ". llau
inond S2n Antonio; y. -. Fairfield Hos
ton; Richard Lord. Galveston; Miss Ward
iRWt, FGrt Worth; Miss ls9anrc
u A. Packard. Chlcngoi Nel Perry. chi.
cnsu; Il. W. Hayes, Fort Worth j. o.
Gngde, Wichita Falls; Loo Cotton, san An
2 S.rot \, vi Bryant TsSaTTk,anai d. A,
Glgo, y y, Hunter, Thurbcr Mrs H. Ii.
MANSION.
Corpc Wilson, san Antonio; a. l.. wcls.
DALLAS; j, G, celia New Orleans j. b.
Hhl, Fort Scott, kan; Rev. Henry a,
Major, Bryan, rcN. D, u. Gardner. Dickens
county W. q, Eustis, Henrietta; Anthony
AntonlOi Frank Houston. Bcllvuc; Jno. A.
LehhoN ana family. 81. Louis; H. W. John
son Anderson; Miss Waits Anderson; NJ.
Il Gardner pltchfore Ranch; Max Locn-
lhul, lins, Mgr. "rhe kld." Co. H. q.
bedford, Benjamin; H. NJ. Clark lhorps
Springs u, l.. Elllson, Chlldrcss; Mrs
Jho: WI Nealp and ehlldrcu, Amarillo; Miss
susie Ncalp, breckenridge; J. T.. Browdcr
G"elon Mrs II. n. Harris and children,
h i'i,a. Nlty; N, stewart and wife, Gaines
Nllei Luke Gates, Cincinnati; Il. y. Harris
Ir., Kansas city; Frank H. Cantar. 4. n
Army H. Frank Davis, New York; n. NJ
huwurdhon' Chicago; Ino, n, Terry Texas;
\, > remover New York; II. ltecs Davis
New York; Harry smith, New York; Miss
llulta Hnrky, New York; Miss Lovcing. New
York; e. g. Wilson, New York; William G.
andrews, New York; lnlnn Reed, New
Bagksdalc, reXul; l., G.. Chapman and wife.
Shermnn; NJ G. johnson. llico, Tcv.. lion,
Ice Riddle, Granhury; II. A. Mcpougul,
llnno, Tex, Hugh Mctcalf Dallas: pmi
g. CLARK New York; j, r. Thompson Hills-
poro, r. r. Stevens, t"iianeasl Dallas;
john W. Burford, ToNas; Mrs. NJ, h. Phil
Ansoni j. H. Raoa Slawni rhos, Tram
muil' sWoctNnter; j. NJ, Foot, NJ, D.. aud
wife, Parts, Tex Z. l. MeCanllcy Sweet
leue; J, \. Polk, sweetwatcr; II. :. Rob.
grtson, New York; = Il, Nicholas, Tcmplc.
John u, Lewis, Swcctwaior; j. NJ Morgan,
St Louis; H. $. Weitzcn Slruwn; Rice
NlaNcy, Kopperl. q. Young. Montsomcry.
ridge
PICKwIcK.
T. Brandt san Francisco; L. q. Runeke.
Cincinnati, z, Hickman, Cincinnati; sam b.
iL,esg, IeXSarkaanq: CAPT W J. Mcdonald.
cord, st. Louis; Albert iefel, Cincinnati,
ohlo; r. Jomston,. san sabai l., A, John
st0n, san saba, q. II. Cumnlis, Muscatinc
Iowa. {. T, Curtis. Corsieana; jas. II. Mar.
tnlulc St. Louis o, y. Evans, sulphur
Sprinssi II. W, pettehone, SLLous; n. 10
Harry, Dallas; r. Van Siyke Dallas: d.
liauel' W. L. Crawford, st. Louis; a. j.
Burton, Kansas tltyi A. q, Graham. NJ
Louis. w. >. Davis, Amarillo; William
Chicaso jno n Lakin, Prospect Place Place.
Rice u. Rell. Keokuk Iowa; Il, n. Mare.
A,snmiAfluoi Il, IL i.ednstter' Amarillo; J. y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
DRESS TRIMMING BARGAINS

800 dozen small size Metal
Buttons, regular price, 15c sale price ~
Silk Braids, regular price, 25c sale price lbg
Russian Bands, regular price 81. 90 sale price 81
Russian Bands regularpi e. %, sale price 81 Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08

90 Per Gent Discount on all OF our
Fine Pattern Suits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-08
KID GLOVE BARGAINS
CORSET, BARGAINS

md ends, broken sizes, II. and s. Corsets,
Tular price 0Oc to sl.25 sale price ..... $50
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-13
He aforementioned Him.

They met just at the corner of the hotel.
One was a tall, ancient looking darby,
who dragged his legs as he walked, while
the other was short and chunky and
stepped along br1skly. AS they met they
halted. For sixty seconds they stood and
look ed at each other without a word. Then
the chunky man held out his hand and
said:
Uncle 'Rastus hain't mad at yo'!'
"Who am yo', sah?" demanded the old
man with much dignity.
"Come, come, Uncle 'Rastus-yo' knows
who am. Let's shake hands"
mo, sah-no, sahl ] nebber shake hands
wild total strangers. If l cher seen yo' befo'
I doan' disreckolect de occashun. Was yo'
from de town of Pikeville, sah?'
Look a-heah, ole man." replied the
chunky man, who was evidently nettled
over the situation. II want yo' to under
stand dat 1 has got jest as much dignity
~ yo' has! If yo' doan' want to speak to
me doan' want to speak to YOU
Hui Look out, niger! Ize powerful
bad when I'ze reused upn'
'Nigger yo'selfl If yo' wasn't my fad
der-law I'd broke yo'r chin right Off"
"Yo'r fadder-lawl I dun doan' know yo',
eahl Hole on leetle, Seems like I'd dun
heard dat bazoo befo. Was yo' pusson
Famed Tony White?"
"Of co'se I was"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-13

No. 5-Colonel Bill Hastings, from
Scott's Valley, who called and demanded a
retraction and began shooting before we
could make it.
No 6-Joe Davis, cowboy from Clinch
Valley, who took possession OF our Office
for about three minutes. We had a sore
finger ard were rather slow that day.
No. Unknown pilgrim from Scott's
Valley, who rode into town on a mule at
midnight and fired a charge of buckshot
into our bedroom. Shot all went into the
leadboard above us, and while he was
waiting for returns he fell off his mule
and died.
No S-The Montana Terror, who was
probably hired to attempt our assassina-
ton Our gun fouled and we had to do a
good deal of lodging and running, but the
Terror was not a man to take advantage
of circumstances. He had wasted eleven
shots when he quit.
No "a genuine, old fashioned bad man
from the Bill Williams creek section, who
thought the country was being civilized
too fast and who objected to a published
item to the effect that this was no town
for him to prance around in. He was a
two handed shooter, and we were grazed
four times before he went hence.
No l0-A humble and downtrodden
pilgrim whom the boys called Our Bir-
die" He didn't appear to have the sand
of grasshoppe<. but one afternoon while
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-13

situation rather more keenly than any one
else. One day, after Hoosiertown had
put still another insult upon US by refusing
to sell Us any soap. old Bill called meet
ing at noon and said to the boys:
This ere thing Of havin no graveyard
cuts me to the quick. It's got so that l
can't look one O. them fellers in the face
no more. Boys, I'm old and shaky and
about ready to peg OFT anyhow. and I'll
tell We what I'm willin to do. I'll start
graveyard fur We. Thar won't be but one
grave but it'll be sumthin fur ye to start
on. I've bin thinkin it over, and I'm firm
ly resolved TO do it. III be all ready fur
We by mornin, and mebbe committee had
better lay out the ground this AFTERNOON"
Old Bills proposition was received with
much enthusiasm, and no one attempted
to dissuade him from carrying out his pur-
pose Indeed, Colonel Jones shook his hand
with great heartiness and said:
Bill, you old cuss, you don't amount to
shucks as a Twin man, and you are dom
Jest the right thing to make the boys love
ye. III round up yer grave with my own
hands, l will, and I'll personally see to it
that the epstaph is a buster"
That evening old Bill went around shak
ing hands and bidding folks goodby, and
we all turned in hoping for the best. 1t
was generally understood that he would
hang himself on a tree up the side hill, and
when daylight came everybody turned out
with his face in that direction. rope was
dangling from limb. but old Bills neck
wasn't in the moose. We began an investi-
cation and the result was astounding. He
had kept his word, but those Hoosiertown
chaps had somehow got onto the racket, and
after he was well hanged had come down
and stolen the body! They even had the
gall to invite us to come up and see thel1
six grave burying ground and have good
timel Poor old Bill had sacrificed himself
for the benefit of our enemies, and knowing
that luck was agin we pulled up stakes
and went over into Cinnamon gulch and
jumped a Chinese graveyard with eleven
.'plants' in it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-13
The Railroad Sandwich.

The man looked at them heaped up a
plate as he sat at the lunch counter and
finally queried:
Are those sandwiches"
Yes, sir
Railroad sandwiches"
YES, sir
I've read of 'em. When Wee they
made?"
In 1880, sir
Twelve years ago, eh' What kind of
meat?''
Ham, sir-ham about ten Yrs old
when we put it in.
Was. en-? Warrdn- ID to produce
Death, sir, and that within twenty-fo1r
hours"
Il see. Must he petrified by his timer
Perfectly so"
We'll, l think I'll try one"
They are not for sale, sir
What! Don't you sell saaCwi les
here"
Sometimes, sir, but We pick or Gus
toners. Have you a card with you.
''Of course have. There it is, and I'd
like to Know
Sorry, sir, but l can't accommodate
you. You are the marine editor of a news
paper all right enough, but that won't go
here. We sell only TO the funny man. and
never two TO the same man. Better try the
fried cakes and cUstard pie, sir. Sorry,
sir. very sorry, but you ought TO have been
the funny man and ritten five or six col
umns per week on the railroad sandwich"
NJ QUAD.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-13

OAR WASH. muffin left Eben de plates had
bin licked off, an all he got was banana
peeIin an a glass o. buttermilk!'
But yo' see, Misser Jackson, / dun
reck oned"-
Sab. Was yo' distressin yo'r remarks
toward me,'' icily demanded the old man,
as he drew himself up as stiff as a tele-
graph pole.
''Of co'se l was"
Den yo' was dun mistaken in the pus-
son. sab! We nebber met up befo'. We
doan' know each odder. Good mawnin-
stranger! If yo' want to inquar' about dis
town yo'd better AK dat gem'lan across de
road was VERY busy dis mawnin an
hain't got time to fool with strange mig
gers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-13
A GRAVEYARD FAILURE.
Bill Did the Right Thing, but It Was
All in Vain.

Bill Did the Right Thing, but It Was
All in Vain.
When we staked out claims on China
man creek we had three camps within two
niles of US, and every one OF them had a
graveyard. Up the creek was Hoosier-
town, and it had a graveyard with five
graves in IL. Down the creek was Nugget
City, and il had a graveyard with four
graves in it Up on the side OF the noun
tain was Jimtown. and it had graveyard
with three graves in il. Hoosiertown felt
justified in putting on airs over the other
towns, while all three looked down upon
Us with supreme contempt. The idea may
seem curious to you, but the fact was that
no mining town felt itself to be anything
or anybody until it had a graveyard I've
known a miner to quit his claim for week
to carve name, date and verse on head
board.
There were about a hundred of US in the
new town, which we called Rocky Flat, and
our feelings were awfully hurt by the way
the people of the other towns used us. The
citizens of being a five grave
town-were so insulting that we almost
had riot one day. a man would come
down, look around and finally inquire of
some one:
Excuse me, mister, but would you be
kind enough to show me your graveyard:
l understand you've got something which
taxes the rag OH the oush, ana we want 70
get pointer"
And when we had to admit that we had
nothing of the sort, being still a young and
struggling town, up would 60 his nose and
he would walk away as if he were the salt
of the earth and we were only dust. The
people of Nugget City and Jimtown, hav
ing fewer graves, were not quite so stuck
up, but they never came down among US
without an effort to make US feel small and
mean. l remember that / went up to jim
town one day to get pick repaired by a
blacksmith. Helooked me over for a min
ute and then asked:
'Whar froms"
Rocky Flat"
Got a graveyard?''
Not yet"
"Humphi I'd like to accommodate ye,
stranger, but I've got more work on hand
than 1 kin possibly turn off fur the next
two weeks
It's no use to say that we didn't feel cut
up and shamefaced. We weren't to blame,
of course, but it was our misfortune. One
of our gang was an old fellow who had
passed sixty and was no good except to
cook and chore around. His name was
Bill Preston, and he seemed to feel the
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-13

IAN yS married gal named Evangelin1
Jacksons'
"Of co'se did, an she is yo'r daughter"
~Does yo' lib in dat cabin jest began de
brick ya'd-cabin wild a pale blue front
doahs"
'sOf co'se."
WAL, mebbc I does disremember 70!
Let's sees Yo' dun had leetle patty at
yo'r hous. t'odder night?'
Yes, sab"
Dun had ice cream an Strawberries"
Eyes
"Yo' dun tole yo'r fadder-law to git daf
ut half past o'clock, an when he arrove
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-13

we were giving him fatherly lecture On
the sin of loafing around he drew on Us
and got three shots the start. His identity
has not yet been established, but it was
ascertained that he came here from Giia
City with some rustlers-
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

8rtte plt maaIte iprc5 at 0rre en-
WUof9elie - i~altfalo of bet ipres ida
ior Diet. Men G%riariuaeu bar iouitds
teret Sanobcben oerat Com Grempel
pit Ri ta9e 6oIf. Der lcotr | en- NUMB
Ggu. Gu traitig Sonititutiou oil lite
prrs uogru Bstrpq9slie MOB 8soch.
0ullteu oa? glouesbprb, iom 9ddr Ct
balut aarbunoreoe tilbnae / Iioen, no
piier, at 6irlpen alsue fan fiuoes / so
letters Mnpe Bitter. Ten betbreoer
oueralt, buOr Meotcin bar oiit ia upirfs
Tom. 3 Sposa merlta, pda Banana
3an9en, / Wertfo % o~ueratt. hpor lil'
i9lbe al Minsma upirrorr ! oeuS met
bn~aronat,sos % itrrttelioe Sfiffelie
bar 8ittcreu en- ubeorrnoist Giteripsrgs
iel, o. fororonss Of NANCE bctjeuotc
ergst. Tens Yirtnius er ! Sduobeo
forbnulenoe ueo ale uorosuer / Wuuen.
9ecereu OF Snoooloene, ltgcicm ben
ubetinset or bet ~litrcite Wiooet mob ga
Grippe. Zen iremmer Nppetit OF Ssun
cg bjeIper for Rbeumatisrne og RIVE
imsrter. (april.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
8 III T.
Y~nnnsthinart.

Yanostbinget. Meoet ben 22be
Rarts. 5inanslpuen bar I'll lite 8e
hanoliug. 5inausminiitcreH mente, at
5orllaeet mnntte unoeraaa b~etpeelige
JO~rnnbrinaer bnnos pnn Suotrgts %
OF llo9iItston.oen, ier bet tuuoe anita
ges. Wariues, arigss % SuItitsminis
itereu srifeoc o9inn Ell Gel 5orauorits
ger / 8~OrIllget. Steiienieu iouot Bes
~piain9eu til lloltiaingen | Chicago att
for ilot % anbefaleoe at ltrpae Seuils
linsen til 9eItaselie / 6reoSton9resien
/ Rpm. 3b. Hiellen iiotulte, at 2ars
bets ~finanieae 9ilitano bar foroarret
betpoelist / Eropiiortetioen, men bOlot
man M op meo 5aituiussbbsscriet,
tunoe oct bel bliue 9Oot i9jeu. VI. y.
Scnien talte for en- 5orbeOring al Sao
nsuGienet paa 8OrubOlm os Steel for
~llopiOelie al Sounsn pso Sirtsbals.
Snoenriss mnniitereu lpntss itte, otSorns
bolm bar fornrettet, liaeiom ban iarot
Bepiainaen til uoitiaingen +, hsi @rdo
suifelis; forsorist pniteoe ban life, at
1biuset nj peo lite ~sebauolins ifuloe
gan narmere ino paa Sorilasets eufelte
Sumter. 5~orilaset sit til 2oen 8ebano.
ling os beupiites til (. llounls pla Is
MeStemmer. 8al9te blsu: ablefclbt,
8~rsinbolt, Garitenien, Gu8perleu, &.
DaunelfiolbsS nmsse, 9reiing, 6riis,
8. 6. Sanien, Maoien'W ip9oal, MaBcn,
Woltt', 5b. Nhelicu, W, Ycoerleu,
&eetbs 5bOtt os Gtefieuieu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19

SntIireb. Sppbo9 ben 2Ooe Morts
&Iuttcu IL 6rrmiooog lpsneoe ct Sues
itrco puerior Gelpeierbruget Surcns
~ilpNtbdtfeu / &eItre @llsoal % Itprteoe
ucoouer mob &uicne % li9e mpo Ell
Stuc, lpm ltoo Ell 20 Meter lenoeripr
6oUcobD9uin9cll, % rep ben pperenoe.
8 StuCn bpcne 10 9pinber meo bper lit
Barn. 9iSie &uiuoer, liant Ell &pinoe
ira ell al Nabognaroene par inbc, ba
Sucitreoet tpm pg rep Stuen meo Jig.
DC ire &uinpcr mGrtebe intet, fgr Stllell
blcu leict uooucr ben 2 Meter Bpie
Gtucmm, GuOrpaa ben Itob. Stuen
meo ocn bore &Ro tgrneoe mob ct SIPS,
ION itpo uO9le Sfriot neoeuior Muren,
% Woel al 5aget DuelpeOes al Iaa bet
tlCo CT Ilreu gabnin9, Tom be begrapebe
0po &cGolb imo9 uoi9jennem. Sgrs
rcac bar noe, bn Sncitrebet fom; BEN
.c0, Al oisc, en- Srebling pna IL Nar,
1u0 goa Ell Stpl uoeniur StueoDren uls
Orr &ntnitrpIen; Bon fit bebploe i'm
ElnbS, Inn Cuoel Snc bar bobet up Onls
Iriua bnm. Set unr lom ct Miratel, at
intct Wtenneiteliu 9it meo eQer tOm mo-
get tilitabe, mems enoel al be inoep9s
renbe @ienItanoe blep Ilaaet iitDtfer.
9i9eiaa bar oct meb en- So, iom bauoe
fit Sinterfparter / &ieloren unoer
Stilen, ben fon beler life til Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-19
6ialoeu / Sanmarf. meoens 5Or.

O1GlDei Satularl. Wteoeis 6or'
muegjeuitanoene / 3unmart i be iiolte
20 glar er forpsebe os forbeoreoe eiter
Ell meset tor Maaleltut, er Der ltet
Ell meset betboeltg Sorp9elie | Sefplt'
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