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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
ELl1lNs FOR GOVERNOR.
"a Wheeling Republican Who Says He
wy y tho Man md VIII Accept. *
10 The EiLlLor Of M Eni.nLnc,ecr ~ W. 4

lAWherling Republican Who Says uo Is
wv tho Man md VIII Accept.
TO The Editor Of he Iaieniaa,ecr.
SHIT will not do for tho Republi.
can party Of this state to make any. mis-
take in soliciting their ticket for tho
comingcampaign. There is no conceal
ing tho fact that West Virginia is very
doubtful state. The two great parties
are SO evenly balanced, that tho party
which succeeds In placing before tho
people a strong ticket will start In tho
campaign with ono strong point In their
favor. a7E,s ~ 81 q 81 7
Therefore, We should DO very careful
and exercise good judgment In making
al our nominations for state officers.
Tho nominee for governor must BIO n
man who will unto every element Of
strength in the party.
Quite q number OF gentlemen havo
been named tor tho office OF governor,
mon who have tho ability to fill tho Of
flee with honor to tho state and to them
selves. %,
4 Among TINT number OF ablo states
mon l find tho namo OF Stephen B.
Elkins, q man who is tho peer Of any
man III tho state, and in placing his
name at tho head OF our ticket 1t would
make SUCCESS doubly sure. 1t would DO
impossible for the Democrats TO beat
him. His nomination would caoate
such mighty wave OF enthusiasm
among Republicans that they would be
irresistible. IA
Give us Elkins and tho people will
mako his majority SO large that there
VIII not BIO amy more counting ont and
defrauding the will OF tho voters as was
done in 1883. t.s s
While Mr.. Ellsins Is not seeking the
nomination, am sure he will accept it
II rendered him. . REPUBLICAN,.
Wheeling, W. Va, March %, 1892.
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Qhe :QtttelGqerrtr.
X" WHEELING, MARCH 80, 1909.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL
District Convention.

It Is ordered that District Convention Of Re-
publlcans. and nil others who favor the policy
OF Protection to American labotcrs, farmers and
manufacturers md sound currency. shall be
held Mt Clarksburg, May G. 1892, ut u o'clock
noon. for tho purpose OF choosing two dele.
gates aud two alternate delegates, TO repre-.
sent tho First Congressional district in the
National Republican Convention to be hold
nth, itY OF Minneapolis. in the State Of Mime
sofa, on tho 7th day oil June, 1892. for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidates for President and
Vice. President, to be voted for ut tho ncxt
National election. and for transacting such othe.
business as may he brought before sGid convcn.
ton The Executive Committee OF each county
Is requested to take curly stops to have each
county represented ut said Convention. 1t Is
recommended that each county select one dele.
gate for each one hundred l00) vote, or fraction
over nifty 5o cas-, therein for President Harrison
IN 1883 alh ~
We sTATIIERs. Chairman.
J. c. BRADY Secretary. ..N.r ~ r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
Honwood City Election.

p"'e i'uuo' W HH IHttUlVCnctF: 'A FN.. ". ISL
slR:-To tho citizens OF Benwood we
wish to shy that wo will in few days
be called upon to select the officials who
will direct our city affairs for.the next
two years, and We venture to ask If it
would BIO. bost for us to again place in
power an administration that has stub
bornly closed its eyes to tho most fla
grant violations Of law and has brought
our city into unenviablc notoricty. Sa-
looms are permitted to carry on business
on Sunday almost openly, and since the
Sunday closing movement has been in
augurated in Wheeling, Benwood has
become the objective point of the worst
class OF citizens OF that city OH Sunday.
In going to and from church wo must
pass through crowd gathered in front
OF almost every saloon.
Gambling has been permitted to be
carried on without hindrance, and not
many months past wheels Of fortune
licly. 81 S. 49,, - :l-Eli7a
Saloon licenses have been granted to
undesirable and totally irresponsible
persons and the bonds required have
been mere forms.
1t is no excuse for this neglect of duty
for an official to say that no formal
complaints have been made, for officials
are chosen and paid for the purpose of
enforcing the law, and as tho agents of
the people are expected to guard the
interests OF every citizen, and to avoid
the discharge Of plain duty,is either
the result OF gross stupidity or criminal
neglect. i3.
The present state of affairs calls loud
~ for reform, and this reform we sure.
ly cannot expect if We 20 to the polls
and by our,votes endorse an admins
tration that, after two years trial. has
been found lacking in every element
that constitutes good and efficient gov
eminent. RIVERSIDE.
Bcnuood, March "a, 1892. sa
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At 1t Again.

The Register sought to make point
on part Of Mr.. 4. W. Campbelrs letter
from Naples in which he had some
thing to say about the Italian tariff.
Sticking close to the text the lSrELL1-
GEScER showed that Mr.. Campbell knew
exactly what he was talking about and
the Register didn't know what it was
ignorant OF. Now that professional
dodger tries to get away by telling q flat
falsehood: e
Inc iSTELGEScEn comes 81, clustering out with
iectiret arig eoaniryi
Here is what the ISTELL1GEScER did
say and what the Register reproduces as
sufficient for its own purposes:
It should be clear to an undeTstandng as
Nj. campbellare levied. rs he says they arc.
modss WHICH hc peone es Tu cons rs
part OF their daily fare. which they will have as
not produced in Italy. Here ali the conditions
les a moi e1f env mnepl eNcnt
protective"
IL VIII DO pertinent TO repuolish what
air. Campbell sad:
se rs tsS nv me MR. ,a ~ nisn r
extent whatever a protective tariff: Italy. you
for instanee' tariff Of cents per pound on IN
Saon
lsum, etc, are oppTIessiiyeiy levied. as YOU sec,
The excuse Tor such emotions is. Of course. her
nn o9 81 hef h9se
millions something to support an army Of quSr.
fourth naval power in Europe. And these t pso co.
PIC Ite poor !
~, o'inpoeii "as i,uA'ts MS pom.
o tAoso ou.,cs ~ .no A'a'taI !ar,n
"Alen a.o lalo ~ io.c"uo onts,, ny
va: ~ iA.As "oou' ''o 1'a..ah uu'ies
"'.en ''e '"'u iot pto'ece'on'- WIN
Snion ne - pt'n"'s no' less coilVe 'sa'
S"an 'n ~, i',y's.s''
WI u'u st'o isikLL'1kSckN maze inc
''oAlsllus s'a'e'noa' 'i'a' A,a'y - MOI
p'o'e'.i'e ,arin country. oreat
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MI PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
OFFICE OF WALTER II. HALL

)
IS Fourteenth Street Public Library building.
WHEELING W. Va, March II, ls9!,
Sealed proposals for the erection OF the twelve
room school building in Webster sub-distlich N
the city OF Wheeling will be received BY, the
Clerk OF the Board OF Education until 0'cIGcS
D. Ill. OH the 30th day OF 5Earch. 1872. said bald.
Ing to be erected i'll accordance with the plans
and specifications Of VI. T. tiieSey. now on ile
In tho Clerks Office. Bids will be received FOL;
the separate br,l,ches Of the work. is indicated
in the specifications hcreinbeiorc mentioned.
Bidders must submit with their proposals a e.
titled check for 8 per cent Of amount OF Oa'
conditioned that II awarded the work they Will,
within ten days after such award be made. enter
into contract, with good md sufficient SUE
ties to perform the work SO awarded AccoTdiIS
10 the plans and specifications: and 70 The en-
tire satisfaction OF the Board OF Education
within the tine specified III the contract ia!
successful! contractor must give bond lor ihf
satisfactory performance o! the contract, 9" I,
and surety to re approved By the Board Of LIl,
cation. Al proposals are TO be addressed 10 tSe
Committee on buildings anil Grounds OF tEe
Board OF Education. The c0mla!Itec reserves
the right TO rcjectany or I'LL bids. ,,,.,,
COMMITTEE on BUILDINGS AND GRoUAD1
mrl3.Fds E',r'EaJ a. MILLER, Chairman
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

The Democrats who are afraid OF free
coinage united with tho men OF both
parties who are opposed to it and put
thothing to sleep for tho present. But
it may be revived at any time. There
is no disguise Of the intention to take
up and pass the bill alter the election,
ii not sooner. Perhaps they will be
scared even more otter the election than
they arc now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

THE approaching contest is rendered
especially important by reason Of tho In
dustrial and financial policies of tho Gov
crnmcnt being ut stake. Tho popular do
cision on these issues is Of great moment
and will be of fnr-rcnchinG consequence
Ilmss G. RlGirc. - ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

WHAT a talent the Register has for get
ting tariff issues from persons who arc
too MODESTO give their names for pub,
LEGATION. we don't; fora moment qucs.
ton that there are persons OF a modesty
SO picturesquely extravaganza, and We
desire to compliment our neighbor on
the ease with which it finds this kind
OF material and almost none other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
A Ticket Suggested.

To The Editor of the Intelligencer. q
slR:-Here is ticket that will win
For governor, S. 3. Elkins; for attor.
ney general, George W. Atkinson; fol
auditor, "Fud' McGinnis; for supreme
Judge, James; a. Brown; for treasurer,
Eugene Campbell.
Yours for Republicanism,
BUCKERuEAT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

THAT must have been an inspiring
sight in the house during the silver fill
clustering when the anti-free coinage
Democrats huddled around ex-"Czar''
Reed to get points for the parliamentary
fight. Have those gentlemen forgotten
that Mr.. Reed is n rcvolutioniss OF par
ticularly sanguinary type?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

SOME West Virginia Democrats think
tho Register would do better to treat the
tariff question asst does the FREQ silver
coinage qucssion-dodse it. There is
something in this friendly suggestion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
Your Blood

Undoubtedly needs thorough cleans
ing this season to expel impurities, keep
up the health-tonc and prevent disease.
You should take Hoods Sarsaparilla,
the best blood purifier and system tonic.
It is unequalled in positive medicinal
merit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

The duel that didn't come off is keep
ing the -Four Hundred OF New York
awake o nights. Arc YOU there, Meal
lister?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

is very nice, OF course, to let Mr..
Cleveland into 4 Greek letter society,
but what he would like to DO let into is
expressed in Roman characters, White
House. t5is5;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
PUBLIC SALES.
Market. Street Property for Sale

? We will offer for sale ut public auction " VIZ
front door OF the Court House, on
55s- SATURDAY, APEIL2t lsH,
at 10 O'Clock II. H., tho unmprovcd real ca%..
belonging to this Company, Situate on tge s ~
side OF Market street, between Eergilin n. am am
Twelfth streets. mud fronting lW icoto iac"'' -
Market street sss =, ~ s,I,
VIII be sold as whole or In parcels W s'''
purchasers. ~ ~ .,.o,cI,
one aud ,woycars with Interest, interest rI n.
bio scmi.annually. secured By Hen ! nP9|% ~ Wv
property. 5" PEABODY lNSuNAN'h
mrl7-TrhAS Ga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

the past week. The Registers policy Is
TO misrepresent, and the way its state
ments have boon shown up is caution
hercuiter, st'l.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

THIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Il. Tho pastor. Rov. D.A. Cunningham, d. d.
will preach at 1880 n. IN. and 1880 p. III. Recep.
tlon OF noY members aud communion in tho
morning ' ,fiE hrINH .- .gUHf mr2D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

IWANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
wy salesman In tho crockery aud glassware
business, 10 travel In West Virginia and Ohio.
Apply, with reicronco, to J. LEOPOLD & CO.,
baltimore Md mr2i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

sEOURTH STREET M. L. CHURCH.
~ Preaching Sunday at 10000 III. md 1890 p.
IN, by tho pastor, Rov. A. i, Riker, D. D. sun.
day School at 2 p. In. Epworth League, Mon.
day at 7:i5 u. IN. f.'-a '..f.'R I7 mrT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
Tho Convincing pox,.,osir. Of Truth,

/. The lSrELLlGENcER has been giving
Its contemporary some blows during
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable per-
fectly harmless, effective, but',do not
cause pain or grippe. Be sure to get
Hoods. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

tEoR-SALE ONE EXCELSIOR COZ.
u FEE GRINDER No. 20, coffee roaster and
water motcr. oil In good condition. Wlll.sell at
n great hargain. Apply TO Q. W. CONNER. at
olllco Of Wheeling leo and Storage Co. mr2Ga
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

WTANTED-YOUNG NJ AN IS
|, w stenogrsphcr md 10 assist In general
Office work. Remington machin used III office,
Must have good recommendations Address
~. ~ cnro Of Intolligcnccr E--L-- mrpl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

EOR RENT-D ESK ROOM IN
IL o0lcc No. 4. No. 1918 Market street, Apply
70 U W.CoNNEls, pt office OF Wheeling Ice md
Storage Co. 30 mrl6'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

ENOR RENT-THE TiIREE.STORY
~ busineSs house, No., 1914 Main street ".
J. W. CoWDEN. Si'e 7 mr2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

iWTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO
w has some knowledge OF dressing buhr
stones Giving experience mud references. nd
dress "MlLLER" this Office. inr1i
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NTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w general hoiiscwork. Natural gas fires
MRS. JOHN W. KENNEN.7i Nineteenth street.
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VERY DESIRABLE M ARTIN'S
" FERRY property fol. slle. Address Lock
Box 297. Martina Forty, Ohio. icl0StTu
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W. E. sTATlIERs. Chairman.
J. C. BRADY, Secretary. ~ 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nUMP 4 FOR TEAMSTERS-HOLE
~ cast end OF Fourteenth street, near tho
cr.ck tfH1rH EEIH 49, TI,,r ID 2 fIr1 y Z mrM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

"You say you're a veteran from Geor-
gia? Il have. that honor, sir" "What
rcgimentT' "sNo regiment at all, sir
Just natural.bornG colonel !"-aAan.u
Constitution q. - Z. = y ~ {. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-26

shopper-"Are those fast colors "
Clerk-"Well, = should say as much!
You Just wash it once, and SEQ how
they'll run. "-Bosion Courier, y
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
Socrtge.
HiQsoaaen aabnet. lrI

Rigsoagen aabnet. 3rontalen pso
ben egtraoroinare 8issOas8 glabnins
ben 18oe Cftober erinorer ON, at bet
bar meb en- rinse OperOGst al Stems
mer / bet enc &ammer, at oct 5oriuarss
forIlag, Der blep furela0t ben liblte
Rissbag, bleo iortaitet. &Onsens OPP
bsieoe aulo os bans b~ranoeube Sabre.
lanostlarlisbeo bar gjort, at at ban /
fait Tiaio til, at bet ipeHite Soil n9rer
be iumme 6slelier iom ban, life bar
ueret i 5uil ON SnotulOslie al urtima
riksdsg, buis Raabila9ninser life turOe
fOmme III at bli %loneoarige, oa Sp0rss.
maalet / NnreneS Ssh er bleuet 9ruIt.
oigt fOrbereot. Oct npe SHORTCOMINGS.
forilaS er U%iituof bpg9et paa ben iamme
@runopplo iom be tioligere 5UrIlag,
men er bog mere belitBbt Og i~pitemartit.
uoiGttelle iii en- ubeItemt 5remtio oil
meoipre ct tuu9t Inipar. Oct er &Ous
gems Saab, at MISUNDERSTANDING
on @ruuo ifatteaiIfriuuiuaen pil ftuoe
lin 265ning iamtioig. OmiOrgen ior
Risets 6Oripar bBr itaa fri og Oper ale
8artiitrioi9beoer. Waatte oisie itilne
al, iaa at, ON ell Sang - buffet Sub
iOrbpoe - en- &oas ituIOe Oprinoe,
Sa9ens giten mantte itpgge ouer ct int
o9 ~uaf6engi9t 6eorelano.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
Gosrteoes man ifaFer 10
Wean | 6ina.

Com 5G9e az en- lRn9e peobOloenos
Isr,e CT Der iuOtraabt Uii. pRrt aiHa
Os GmbeOsmenOsue Oe SeiitliSbeosn
opbpOsr slt, for at SimIsu ItaI isnOs
Rssn. Ranoarinsrus mso aeiisren /
SpiOien bar bssiOst fig til RegnSaoens
IempeI for at anmooe BAN ON pi9lp,
men biotil sr beres gguner life bleuns
bDrte. 8 fere Sreois bar Gmbeosman'
otne ienot Geputationer III risie Ggns,
bpor Der finoes "beaise Dur. I'll
Oisie bs~'r "8ra6erns", iom sr | Stano
til at ienoe Warterne Resn. en- iaa'
ban 9raae er, beobsr bet en- Stllorin9'
/ "Sftaiiat giOpo", 5 CONNER lang
meo iort Rps Os ROB 8us. Raar man
bar u9ret iaa beloi9 at innse ct al oisle
9pr - bet er ct Slass 5irben - las'
ger man bet / en- g orcelRnsuaie, | buils
fen bet fsres | YrOee3ipu til 3emplet.
&ae Dmesnens bDie Gm~bet 5mGno %
en- ubDre Utenneltemasie isIger 8rOces'
~iiuuen. Ranr benne er tommsn I'll
Semplet, bliper Saieu itiQet paa ct iGrs
fig inorettet Utter, us paa Ell bcitemt
Gag, Der al SunOiigcrne brtesnes Tom
en- "lpftelis" Dag, logger man pulueri'
iereoe 9preinutlcr / 8nien. 9erueo
blioer "8raseu" ina iorbitret, at ben
pluoielio ipulmsr op, brntter 8aicu itu
og Hyper op til Simlen. Sslscn beyul
er, at Der fommer lt2r'e Rc9nIfDI! -
/ aft Sab trur WGnsOen bet. Nian
bar cg "a fOrbuot at llagte 9pr, % Der
er loiteot Rrutlamatiuner, ION ioybpcer
at brRbe 6rDsr O9 enoug @%tusquitocr,
butlte antages at ut1e itaife ben ian
lRu9ielsiulOt penteoe Re9n.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
NDrge.
m,aor sunoe fra sanbspar bOlbt

~ GeuSao ct 6creorag poo
E%siroitnen i SpfiunO Gfer. pan Ireal'
1gsaS rsb gtnrte, at ben %efonomiIte
Eo .,s o. forItaaelie MATTE oaiiss o9
, 5sri - "a paapiIte iOrIfjeai0e asfOr'
hem Seeming. Yer maatte la9'
nv sonite anoen 8a9t paa unoerols'
s., gfunomi, lise fro nniperlitetet
n,' ggsoOusr. 9unObeiOlininsen matte
s W tiaips isien for fine Spgnoer, oa
. sors Observation-Disclosures, Ntnt'
m pU5r GOsOer, Masiitratsr, maatte faa
m" ,,,osn ll~bbannelie meb Siste paa
- 9ra"psr u~perfur Soltets gfonami, iaa
Stnre ga Stel tunbe bli mere tlbs'
U,rsint ga p~rattiit % life fulot iaa
;nTibiit. 3 bet belle betoneoes gtono'
r,i,n, irrliS Sorobrusets, iom ct uuno'
%rgrIiot @rHnolas for Nationens 5rlbeo
m zeluitanoisbeb, bpao Der pslaa b'lfo'
ril puaplites.
;rtSresiante Spnsmaaoer Tos i9roe'
,os nnbt an. Set Dor oiitnof en- Spers
%roitSlie for be ileite at bore Sonoens
Srbeioe pa Su~nbeiasen omtalt meo iaa'
Son 7~orItaaelie os ilist uoipn, % be
frsnbolbte 9anter pil pislelis faa en-
s7rtenos getponius, eiteriOm De bl'r
mere "a mere fjenbt oeo Susses Sore
broospirtlpmbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
1T aeclp.S uititut til Selbrebelie

VI NttlD'Outis'"' -
ior gritteIpse pil / ben alernnrmelte
ersmtib trabe / IirfIpmbeo i 8riitia'
MIA, q gnleonins beraf er en- 8p2ra'
irntant for DR.. aeelp, Scr. Werisolo
ira Chicago, / bisie Gage anfommet
osrtll ior at traffe be euoelise Gnorb'
riuoer ueo GnItaltens Sprettelie. Sor'
b,reoclierue BERTH Dor allereoe trufet al
a%orbenparenbe &ebaftpr Slai Often,
iom eiter ct Yar Nars Spbolo | amcs
ria ior uOale Waaneber iioen er penot
t(baae til Nprse / benne Gags 3jeneite.
SIR. Weri9olb, Der bapbe bDrt Sr. Oh
len omtale Tom en- ualminoelis op9tig
gRouo, lob BAN sienuemsaa &eelps
Sulofuren / bet fore Mooerinltitut /
9piabt, ST.; berfra bleo ban eiter 81
llaes Op6Olo uOitreuet fulcItanoig bel'
breOct ior ben 9riffeipse, ban / no9le
qar baube liot unber, booreiter ban
i,notes til be itaubiuupiife 2anoe meb
Cporaa at pirfe for Inl9s al 8eelp'
9niltnter. Nu er ban blepen aniat
iom 8eItprer af bet pprettenoes Sniff
tut i ariitiania ps Snipettsr peo be
iurnplig nubnebe Snitituter / &isbens
buun % Stodbulm.
Gen peo &eelpsS nititutet aniatte
SAGE, 9pttpr O. Imunbien, er reiit til
| QOnoun ipr i ben berp9reuoe fore
aulp. Initalt at ituoere auren Os oens
@Ri0ler.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
Guaelif 2apel / 9eraen. "9imes"

inosbolOt nplis en- Snobpoelie til at
t,gue 8iOras til Spisrelie al ct enselif
Rapsl i 8er9en. Oct Oplpies, at ben
rngelit'amcritanife 8olpni i Bergen er
lio,n % iattis; men Der er, beber BET,
et itgrre g(utal engelife 8pinoer - Onl'
brent 40 - iOm er siite meo Roro.
nGno, % Wangelen al en- 8irfe beoir'
fer, at oisie fUmmer bort fra al Cubs
ltisreite, ioet Spros os &irfetienelts
sbe99e er iremmsoe for benz. 8 Suo,
'bpoclien anipres. at til Bergen ~uauulis
pm Suaren untommer ensellie Sartsier
mso aOrnlaoninser meb / @ienneminit
poo Wuuo, os at Der inaen Sorauitalts
ping er trufet til at ituffe bisie seiitlis
&etjening. s Sommermaaneberne be-
Hgses SDeu oerbos al umtrent 10000
fn9elite % omritanite Suriiter. Der er
fiotll iubitriberet pmtrent 200 Buno
StsrIIus % Der uotales Saab ON. at
tuIs Der tau relies tuieu Guno oil Der
faune erboloes Iri Cont al be lofale
&R~pNoiQbeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
Sen Nationalorast. iOm bruges a

~" eoNN VI
apinoerne / aul os sol ! Sa1insbal.
os iOm er iaa ulis be 1eite G~utibsoras.
ter, bar ensans parst 5ofbrast, ibet
ben brustes ueo 9uouis ben 14oes Sof.
Sourleo.s ben er iommen til SaQtna.
bal, pibes life. Den bleo isrit inbisrt
beroppe omtrent Gar 1910, ba to fra
5laa til Sol inoflptteoe Senter uar be
fsrite, iOm bite fig i ben. 8 Slaa bar
ben ! Gal bruste Soueoppnt imiolertio
aloris paret brust. Gsr 1910 baube
man / Gal en- auoeu Os iOrsurist Osiaa
meset imuftere 9rast, Der imiblsrtio
fun q 6rust en- saniie fort 2ib. Ssr
benHes 9ase brustes &uifeitatien os
iioen Grpier, en- falt itps 9rast. 4n,
taselis bar Der, oa benne aflasbes, pe,
ret nosen Gamlen, for en- ny 9atiOnal,
orast oanbt Seuo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15
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Gtn fnrRf Enr

Den FORTE sne. "gOli,iisn' Fri.
Der leos Cftbr.: Ssaar bapbs si ben
fsriis ptrisliss ioloe Dag. ReiisnOs,
Der tom IND, iUrtalte, at be bopbs Iet
On. runot Omtrins paa Siaaanb. Wapn>
Zig t Natosesonen bnpos Der pm Rat
ten % Worsenen paret ct iaa farft
Snetalo, at Suie, 1raer ps Warier
pr9lentsreSe fig for be GOrbireiienbe
unosr ct insbuiot 9etfe.
3isie pinterlise S~msipslfer itat paa.
taloenbs al mob BSsefopene, bpis
bsteIte 3ratoppe raseoe Op az Sneen
meo bet enonu srsnne 9sp. Baa War.
terne tnoeoe 8perne al 8ostsrorsnssne,
Der paoebe ON / Snsen, ubitsbts bsres
tlasenoe Spl, meoens en- forpiultet Sare
MI og oa itrgg lanss meo @iarberns.
Oct Sele frembsb en- 8lanoina ai SOms
rler O9 8inter, iom life bar ueret Jet i
mango Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-15

SooSfalb. Spraabsmeolem / Sla.
aelie, fbp. 2apetierer 3b. Seder, er
2loe Ottbr. afsaaet peb 8sben. Gen
Giopoe bauoe paret 9praaosmeblsm
iioen 1878.
- 5bp. Meolem al 8iertemiubs 8p.
raao, SOrlisstOmmisier Sints er bsb.
= &mtsueiinipeftsr Soadim 6. 6.
9iitten I N~ptlsbins y. s. er bsb efter
lanssre 2ibs SpsoUm, SO glar sammel.
9anobrussinipettsr Charles So.
cpbiOn er i'll. "Spap." bSb ben 22be
Sttbr. 8eb uoitiainsen i 1888 III ben
Gfosoe 9aunebro9soroenens Riboer.
forS.