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our 9ISBER LANDS.

A few years ago bill was brought before
Congress providing for the sale of all the
mountain timber lands in California. The
object of that bill appeared to be to pass
these lands 10 individuals without much
consideration as to their value in the fu-
ture. The bill. however. did not receive
the Endorsement Of the Senate, hence we
were spared the injury which the measure
would have inflicted upon the State had it
become a law. Now we notice that an
effort is again made to legislate in respect
to timber lands. The present bill contem-
plates the protection of the interests Of the
Government. 1t provides for putting the
forests under the custody of rangers in suf-
fcient number to guarantee reasonable over
sight 1t also makes the forests available
Tor the use OF settlers or lumbermen and for
pasture purposes, within reasonable limits.
Mining prospecting will be permitted, bat
the opening Of the mines will be permitted
only by license granted by the Secretary of
the Interior. All woodcutting must also
be under license, whether for domestic or
commercial purposes. Suitable penalties are
provided for violations of these regulations.
The pending proposition contemplates the
protection Of watersheds as well as the
timber
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-29
A HOME VIEW OF THE CASE

For week or more society in this city
has been specializing upon the probable
outcome OF matrimonial alliance between
the daughter OF one of our richest citizens
and young man who is believed to have
his way to make in the world When the
millionaire considers what his daughter
might have done and did not he will prob
ably conclude that the best thing he can do
is to look leniently upon what his daughter
did do. With her prospective fortune. she
might have married titled foreigner with
nothing but his ancestry to recommend him
to her favor. Other California heiresses
have committed this folly, and why not
Miss Anita Baldwin? That she did not is
not for lack of opportunity. These foreign
birds Of prey know something about every
girl in this city who has much money or
large expectations. AS all doors open to a
person who is believed to be a Count a
Baron or even a Baronet, it is not difficult
for these titled fortune-b hunters to make ac-
quaintanceS that may prove advantageous.
While the presumption is. TO an extent,
against a poor young man who proposes
marriage to very rich girl, it is net so deadly
as the presumption against the titled for
eigner who travels IL 900 miles with list Of
California heiresses in his pocket. Mr.
Baldwin has, therefore, much reason to
congratulate himself on his escape from
what might have happened and did not
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-29
La BOZ TOO HIGH.

AT recent public meeting in Tacoma
Morris Gross, merchant Of that city, re-
lated his observations of the workings of
the Mckinley act Mr.. Gross was in En-
rope while the Mckinley bill was under
consideration, and was there informed that
the bill could not pass because the influence
of all Europe was against it. One manu-
If the bill should pass he would move over
to America. Labor, he said, was too high
in the United States TO permit him to con-
tend against European manufacturers at the
then rates of duties. A year or two later
Mr.. Gross met this same manufacturer in
New York. The fancy articles which he
had formerly manufactured in Europe were
being made in this country under the in
creased rates of duties imposed by the Nc
kinley tariff. He now pays out $4,000 a
month TO American labor. Mr. Gross says
that he has personal knowledge of several
hosiery manufactures that have been trans
ferred from Europe TO the United States.
The European manufacturers are not nearly
so confident as they were three years ago
that they exercise much influence upon
American legislation. The fact that their
free-trade allies have control of the House
does not count for much in view OF the
wel-grounded apprehension that their
lease OF power will terminate the moment
they show purpose to carry their free
trade principles into the laws of the
country
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FREE TRADE AND RECIPROCITY.

1t is highly desirable that nothing should
happen to induce our free-trade morning
contemporary to discontinue the tariff
articles. A writer who assumes that like
results would follow free interchange of
articles between nations having kindred
products TO sell as between nations produc-
ing radically different products is a valuable
ally to the protectionist side of the contro-
versy. The Hawaiian Islands and the
United States produce nothing In common.
The principal product Of the islands is
sugar, and the United States imports nine
tenths OF the sugar it consumes. The
United States is large wheat-grower and
manufacturer of everything that is ini-
ported into the islands. Under these con-
dtions brisk trade has followed free
interchange of products between the two
countries. The reciprocity scheme pro-
posed in the Mckinley tariff act is based on
the same principle. 1t provides for a free
admission of articles we do not produce in
exchange for a free admission on the part
OF countries with which reciprocity treaties
are formed Of articles which the United
States produces in excess of its needs.
Thus we have reciprocity agreements with
countries which produce sugar, coffee and
hides. While we see no advantage in re-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-29
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mr.. Allison of Iowa j. said 10 be an ideal
Senator-stadious, polite, stately. popular
and immensely useful 10 the Senate as well
as 10 his constituents.
Miss Laura Clay, the daughter Of Cassius
Clay of Kentucky, is said TO have clear
ness of insight into political affairs which
would render her a valuable member OF her
party were she man.
Robert Coilyer goes back to Chicago
every now and then, and one of his little
visits was made last week. He was feted
by Unitarian ministers, by Eugene Field
and other more or less distinguished people
while there.
Wade Hampton was millionaire or very
nearly one before the war, but of late years
fortune has frowned on him. 1t is pleasant
to learn, therefore. that he has become in
tereSted in n Mexican silver mine which
promises rich returns.
w. 6. Oakman. the new president of the
Rlehmcnd Terminal system, is a son-in- la W
Of Roscoe ConEling. The Senator was CD
posed TO the match. for Mr.. Oakman was at
that time humble perintendent of a
minor division OF the Delaw are, Lackawan-
ma and Western road, with a salary of about
So a week.
Jerry Simpsons tailor and barber have
together made a new man of the sockless
statesman. He dresses nowadays with an
elegance OF attire that would doubtless sur
prise his old friends ct Medicine Lodge His
people who meet him find that he is veIy
clever at repartae and bright if not bril-
liant talleT.
Sir Julian Pauncefote's Office in Wash
lngton contains large number of portraits
OF the British Ministers, secretaries and
attaches of legations in the United States,
as well as Of special ambassadors TO this
country. 1t is thought that in point of like
ness and in completeness the collection is
without parallel.
The Duke of Richmond is one of the
shortest men in the peerage. He Is a great
favorite of the Queen, but seldom finds time
to go to court Although the racecourse of
GOodwo0d Is on his land and really belongs
to him, he diSlikes racing and regrets, il is
said, that he cannot plew up 'the preltiest
racecourse in England"
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SUGAR AND OTHER TRUSTS.

IL appears to be conceded that Mr..
Spreckels' Philadelphia sugar refinery has
passed under the control of the trust COM
pany, which has now nearly all OF the re-
fineries of the country. 1t Is powerful or
ganizaton, and it will undoubtedly advance
the price OF sugar 10 some extent. C0mbi-
nations in nearly every department of bust
ness seem TO be the order of the day. This
doubtless has been brought about by the
laws, which permit incorporated companies
to do about as they please Restriction
will eventually come. but the public do
not appear to be ready for strict accounta-
bility at present.
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WEATHER REPORT.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, !
WEATHER BUREAU.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
san Francisco, March IS. 1897
Forecast for Period Ending at Midnig hit
Tuesday.
For Northern California-Fsir. preceded by light
rains In northern portions winds becoming north
and west; slight temperature changes except
slightly cooler Eureka and slightly warmer
Francisco.
Fer Southern Caiitornia-Fair; slightly warmer;
west 10 north winds
For Washington and oregon-Light rains; sta
tionary temperature. except slightly cooler IN West
Oregon; southerly wiads becoming westerly; clear
fng Wednesday.
Fer Nevsda-Light rains; slight temperature
changes: probably fair; slightly cooler Wednesday
For Utab-Rain; clearing; warmer Wednesday.
For san aneiSeo-Fair tomorrow and Wednes-
day; slightly warmer
KoBERr r KFRKAM. Chief OF Division.
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ciprociiy with countries which produce
chiefly, grain, cattle and the various manu-
featured products which we produce in ex-
cess of our needs. We repeat that we hope
the Examiner will continue its tariff ar
ticles. If there is one thing better than
good argument on one side it is bad one on
thu othar
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-29

nimity. A vast volume OF trade by ocean
and land would be imperied. and the Puget
Sound colonists can see no advantage In
Canadian Lord High Commissioner IN Lon
don. There are signs that Lord Salisbury
is now trimming SAIL to clear the breakers
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-29

SUBSCRIPTION RATES /:

DAIT.Y CALL Cincudug Sundaysl, SIS per year by
suail postpaid: Is cents per week. Or So cents per
calender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
lxe copies, three months SIS IS. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen page 81, 81 80 per year. postpaid SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 81 o per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL (eight pagesJ. 81 % per year.
pnstpaid. Clubs of ten (scnt 20 addressl, SO.
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Workh 3T-es.

Mr.. s. Fletcher of Tacoma Utah, welI.known for
so many years breeder of horses, has decided
10 retire from business and day at IL A. NJ, at
J. ID. Homes corral. Tenth and Bryant streets
closes out FOR what they will bring at auction some
sixty head Of horses, broken and unbroken- Fair
prices ought t. be obtained for good horses like
these, but as the sale is peremptory bargains will
individually be obtained.
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TIE DAILY MoRNENG CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York M BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Chicago ................. News Stand Palmer House
New orleans .....,.......G ALLOT & JOUBERT,
115lG Common st
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t25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
o'clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: ITO Market
sfeet near Kearny, open until IL O'Clock midnight;
1893 Hayes street, open uatil 50 O'Clock 603
Larkin street, open until 80 O'Clock; % Mission
street. open until o'clock P, n; and ll6 Ninth
street. omen until 9 40 p. NJ.
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ArCTION SALES TO-DAY,

- -tvRNlTURE.-By Geo. f. Lamson. at 1917
Van Ness ave. at II o clock
FuRNI1uKr.-By NJ. j. Simmons, at 2l22 Pine
St. at II o clock.
HoRsI2s-By :. watkins Il Co.. at corner Tenth
ana BRYANT SITS at II O'Clock
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Absorption of Rrske Power

AT the next regular meeting Of the Techni-
cal Society. on Friday, very interesting
question will be submitted for discussion.
namely: the absorption of brake momen-
tum in railway trains and its effects OH
supporting structures.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-29

''KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting
Write in Ink, unruled paper. in an undis-
guised hand. State sex. Send with so cents.
stamps or postal nOte 10 KTitiko," 609 Mer-
chant street, San Francisco.
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ruE rAsrERN oFFIcE oF THE GALL,

filesof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
NeItsii 6 rates and sample copies furnished
J. <. MISCH. Manager.
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J.F.CUTTER SOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all frsl-cIass druggists and
grocerS. 1rademaTk-star within a shield.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-03-29

WE recommend the use Of Angostura Bitters to our
friends who suffer with dyspepsia but only the genu
Inc. manufactured by DR.. Siegert & Sons
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DIFFICULTIES with the liver aud kidneys. causing
pains in the back. ISssttude and general weakness
are readily cured by Hoods Sarssparilla the
great regulating medicine. Sold by all druggists
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautiied. Warn
sea. water tubs and swimming. us Filbert
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THE MORNING CALL
FERTILIZATION OFFICE .

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco
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For CoUsHs, ASTHMA AND THROAT DISORDERS
use Brotgn's bronchial Troebes." IS cts a box
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
0altntarf.
garou 6ebnlia er efter ct beproet

Baron 6ebnlia er eiter ct bepraet
Sip osb ben lobe Marts ON Gitermibs
hagen / 8iebenbapn. San blep fsot
oerIteos ben 13oe Gpril 1916 % bar en-
Ssn al ajgbmanb @eoalia. Otter at
BABE orepet Saoelmaseriorretnius / aos
Ifiaise aar, etablereoe ban, "a Qnr
gammel, EN- Serellererforretning, Iom
ban peo Talent os Gnersi breu op til
ct betpoelist Omfans. 8aabe biemme
o9 / ublanoet e~rbperpeoe Scrretnineen
fig en- flor Sunoetrebs ps Itafebe I'm
Snoebaper Ell 6etpoelis SnbHpoelie.
8eoalias Napn er fnpttet til Opretteli
len al 2anomanbsbanfen % til Gnlea-
get at flere Sernbane % 6apne. 9ln.
lG99et al ben iiellanblfe Nprbpeitbane
mebisrte imiblertio bans Salit | 1875.
@ebalia bar portusiiiIf @eneraltonIul
ira 1866-75, liseiom ban | 1870 Of
al ben italienife 6epublif San Marino
bleu uonebnt til Baron. Otter Sa(iten
Opbolot @ebalia fig en- fort 9io / Irnes
rita, men reiite after bjem % paabes
9pnote ben @ereleriurretnins / 9isbens
hapu, iOn ban Oreo til lin 9Bb. Gen
trimineIle unberisgelie, ium | 1878 inos
leoeoes mob BAN, uiitc ii9 ienere at
bore u9runoet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05

3er itotisnitc aonses ao~omocise Gin
belas er bel iuultreret Uco n anctootc
fra 3aoene Ueo ben iiolte louseli9e 5ost
| Monja. Song Sumtert pleier at TO-
reto9e fine Sogtture i famine GiaBs
Staoer iom andre Soil o. uoen 9eoid
gere, fUorOcb ban abltjaer li9 fra fin
teiierti9e ;pItc 81 clega, com barer ajcu
oetrgn pnn lin bpie Stiair9 oOernti pnu
lin 5aatoro9t, % iOm i%aovaniis Ell leos
iusct pan 3u9tcn al en- SLOT aoelsmanO
% 3jenere.
Sort isr S%lutuingen at iibite Sa9t
iaiiAi ii6ote Songsus 0nuo Ell Sare Op
omtrcut TO Niil fra Monja o. aou9cn
ifiso. 4oa famine lib iatbt ct unoet
Glib o. Ell udtienlt 8onoe meo en- CANT
melon9s 8ssie og en- oaarli9 SuuS lsb
irem ira ben moointte Sioe. @ouOen
outog ben iimpell, men pent ilGote
Sportsmano, iom pnuitoO 9tetteu til
Saren, iOr en- eller auben italieuit GreOe
% oreb fat / aor9cns grm, Tom Iors
ls9te at to8e bet ogoe Blot. Gu beo
3iiput eitsrIul8te, Der euOle til 6Oroel
for aOu8ens ouerle9ne 9o9it os meo,
at ban to9 Saren.
s ben fOn9eli9e Gjaaro gap 9Onscu
Snrea iii 1jeuerre, ior at ben hn6f
bliue til6ereot til bans GitenSmao, %
ban itOO ielu Ue6 Sioeu al oa ben 6lep
lauet til. Ia 3~nopoloene blsu tagns
uo, ianot man ben auale, iOm bapSe
ioraaria9et Gprets Gso. Den bar al
ben 9nmte Sla9s til en- 8gsje al Mos
bel iOr so Iar iiOen. aongen bstra9s
tebe ben o9 ienote c~ercitcr itrar ct 8uo
no for at iaa fat ben 80noe, iom baoes
panltaaet 8etten til at beiiooe 6nren.
Ia ben 9amle Mtauo bleu f6rt inc til
9Ongen, rate oenue BAN beoge fine
SGuoer % ia9oe:
"Ntin flare Mano, jeg Ear uetop ops
oa8et min 5eiltagclie. 9nren tilb0rer
Gem. Wen oa ben alIsreoe err itegt,
fan jes life sjSre auoet eno bsbe Gem
bjatpe mig meo at ipiie BEN.
Sonoen iao til 8or6s Deb aOu9els
boire Sioe ben often, og itjout bet bsie
Selitab betog Dam no9et al bans ZIP
petit, itsote ban fit @las MOB aOngsns
Os bfeu / bet bebIte SnmSr ON Gitenen
tj0rt bjem | ben tOngeliSe 8osn. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
doIfetbinaet. snppen uar III aois

Jolfetbinget. Saooen bar til 3oie
Bebauolins / Msoet ben 12ts Dlarts.
Rein, Der er Croisrsr, anbefaleoe no9le
uopalgs1norirser OF irenfcm meo
S~nofgelisr mob be al z. Gage liileoc
6cranorineer. 8 Inlet anoet eurDp1ilt
2ouo bar bet beiiemt. at Stibene uoes
Irttsnoe fuloc eies al uebtommen6e
9dnbs llroeriiattsr. 8aier taltc pgiaa
mob 6aaes 9Gnoringsr. 3. Scauenins
bar enig meo 6oDe |, at BET itfe rptteoe
at beupiie til 5olferetten. Sois Der
bar minSite ll6Ii9t til, at bet oilOe itaoe
os. at 5remmeoe fan eie Sfibe, bnroe
8eitemmelien Itrp9es. SultitsminiIte'
rem talte for llbOalgets @%nbringer.
Otter Ell Del 3isflslion itrro a til
Iiitemnina. Sa0es sGnbrins iorfaitss
bes meo Al Slenmrr mob "a, 3 itemte
life % 43 bar irauRrenoe. looal9ets
Wuorin9er o. istpe 6orIlaset ueotO9es
o%erelter enItemmigt % gaor M tilba9e
til 2anostbinget.
Otter Meobelslis fra 5Ormancen
uilbe 6inansuopalgcts 9gnorinser blioe
iGroise ben 12te os. % Bilasene ben
iol9enoe Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
On 0tGem biem.

Hn 'pii. line 6usl. foio I'D ctnc ginser,
Sea snI'er ou fra mig en- often tieubrinser.
9anot Eit ODER Sapri, boor Golfn o%grinSer.
Der Iialer bet GauO, bpor min Sicmbsso ou
fnotr.
Ttt IsrItt bu Tiger. unar bio bu er 'cmnieH,
CT bpstsu. fem ltaar tRt peo 9prrnbnss
oammsH
Grr Fiber "a fhuasr ou mo aieHuem Ruot,
Ga tpisrsr bit 8uoitab ira BEN. iom cr nee.
"a tolie min 1ai ior bpert 5ommsriolmiaot.
"a trcIt, tpao ou eprer, osn @amle oeriroe.
Scrsiem IN. 8ieraet at GtpsH o~rtbrnico.
Der fab iea ida cfie, mems goarutaSsu inise.
Blot ruteo uscootr ben Tiautoioe Tcce,
ylis braste osn 8uiteH fra Gisio o. fra
Glove.
TeruGit iuar ou billie Be sautle aaueratcr,
Og lutte paarp pore bruote 5raitater.
Sda ipnl no9st oeiligt for toer lioen 5snis,
Os Ipsr9 / al Sttlbeo. ON inaeu tor eente.
Der meset CT eiers. on lie man alemrle:
Wen 1af itul on ba'. bpiS Oh bette oil iremme.
9oa iioIt iaar on guft uuoer girosrue jamie.
"a barre Dig bot ODER Nrrgt bet samie.
Re%oorn5ie ira 2ultsn ct tuiiuoiolo "2eoe",
ct tuitnoiolo e5rrmao@ lig 5rorene ojRpe.
90 tuiiuoe ErIicr, Of Slrgteu. Der %ionuuer,
@aa ianoc, at aiUti tilInt fl en- CONNER.
Rioaepap. Soma. s. s. g.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
gaubstbinaet. Naoeet ben ABE

2aubstbinget. Mebet ben 14be
Quarts. 5prila9et ON 5oranoriug at
Straffeluuens S Is bar til Lite 8ebano'
ling. Sorla8et gift uoen 4iitemnins
til 2ben Bebanoling os benpiites efter
6orila9 at Mtaben til ct l1opals paa Z
Weolemmer.
SorItaset ON Seiteaulens Sremme
paa SGrBerne bleu enitemmi9 uebtaset
ps er bermeo iGrbis fra HissOasen.
2ooforlIaset pm 8e9unitigelier for
Ell 8rebitiprenins for ltgrre 9anbeiens
BONNIE til 3oie gebanblins. Stranos
flows 5orilag, at 2anbeienbommeues
@ranbie, for at blipe pptaset / Spr.
eningen, life buroe uare 5, men SO 3br.
Sartforn, peotoges meo 81 Stemmer
mob 4, og 5Orila9et 9aar b~ereiter tils
base III 5olfctbin9et.
Iroltitutionen bar til lite Bebanbs
ling. SuItitsminiitereu uotalte, at bet
piloe bore farlist at upbape ben. 5rijs
itiQebe en- 9assurben, Der git ub paa
at afbrDbe 5orbanolinscn, meb ben Mos
tiperins, Of. 6Drila9et, iOm bet furelaa,
bar aanite ~utienli9t til Surbanblins.
Serimob taIte 9b. Nielien, Sitting,
Stpbr, Bierre o9 Sctapius !Sanien.
Oa9sprbenen peoto9es meo % Stems
mer mob 10.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
E,nIOnru ipr Trsfeu sprrSrup

Ia0leoes Re9lerin9sfprllas
h: Gtat5miuiitcr Sperbrups 9ettd=
EGt bet ciientlige 9ip bar uiGbpanli9
Es u betDouing5fulo. 9 @rfjeubelie
Scr, Tom BET bill erinbrss, al
EntbinSet / 1881 beoil9et bam en-
notwithstanding al 5000 &roner
(tiS. 8to bans 9go fatteoes Der
|rG8 misunderstanding for, at
|ns 8ISrnUcIie Ifuloe ioresaa for
Ensrs Re9niug. III Gtatsmiuilte.
|ns stsrlaOtc 8prn ct ben usiite 8at-
F5rtten Gliiobetb 8irsitte Suerorup,
n GI0cr al 43 slar, o9 eiter Duao
fGaytemgntet bar braat | GrIdring,
(HSu gpnitig stonOmiIf itilet. linz
b 6eripn BERTH % / 8etraftniug al
= iarljge Auerfieroelie at Stat8mini.
p sU%erOrups uffcntlisc 8irfiOmbeo.
Erior OOenuaonte Stortbiugsbelu Tut
ran 9iOer uotrpt, finoer 9epartes
(zt't, at Der er @runb til at tilitaa
|ttn 5Oerorup en- pasienoe 9euiion
etnt8ta8ien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Spcrige.
Sfpfhplms l~lniperiitet iunes nj

Stofbolms n~niperIitet ipnes meo
bet fgrIte after at tunne pente Ell Wtils
liOngape, ia Rpatet puaitaar euoo9, at
ben blir enooa it6rre emo Sp6n S0oers
ber9s 2e9at pau 2 Miaipner. Stods
bplm sisr ba una9telis ilempemGsiise
Opoirelier for at bepare % uooiile lin
Sitting iom Sopeoitao. 5or bet ct 10
life bare uuiperlitetet, Tom III btir iaa
ri9t uoItpret. 8pen bigger lig ooiaa
Noroeus prroti9ite Operabns meo Here
MiaiOners 8eIoltniu9, os MI er ben
Blan nluurli9t oppe, for ben fcugelise
Sfueipillcene at erbperbe peo Stats,
miblsr oct pripate "Suenita 9eatern",
Iom opfsrtes | Spttiaarene.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Ssbsfalo., 5bp. e%Osnepraa p

SsbsIalO.' 5bp. Sosnepralt paa
Sarperne, $. Ssrenien, et pluoielis bso
al Sierteilaa, "a Gar Of. Den Ifosoe,
Der breoe / Sfanoerbors, bar osiaa pa.
ret S~osneprait | Better 8ebiteo os i
giliteb- Sunoernp / Eibe Stiit.
SIP. &ryostoloinlpettDr, 9aptein.
lpitnant .. 6. 6ammer rr beo Den lite
Marts, 70 glar sl. aippbe sbeltog i
arigen 1864, bupr ban gioroe iis be,
fienot peo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Joripar.
FRA IS64-66 BAR ban Weblem al
9anostbinsct.
= Gu al be aloite 8orsere Noro6 By
paa Sans, Siibsrbecer os Retsoioue
Riels @nterien aisit oeb 9sben ben Ste
Marts. San,par fsot / @aret 1900.
- COMMANDER 6. 6. Irsiilius, 9obss
COMMANDER os S9rselapsbetprer, bsoe
ben lobe Warts | SelIinssr. SO Gar
sammel.
Maslsr Mpler / 8osenie aisit
oeo 9eben / en- alber al IS Gar.
Sperretsiasisrer Saralo Yeterien
/ aisbenbapu er oeb, SO aar al.
= Yaitor Snserslep, So9neprait for
Yarrit-S ri9feo Neuisbeo, er oso al
Qunaebetnnoelie. Sau bar tiblisere
Yr9it pna Wors.
Decorah-posten., 1892-04-05
Gn iormusnoe Wanb / @crbiial

Gn formuenoe Wano / Ncrbiials
Lamb bar for Ell Sio iioen fommen 1jes
~neitepigen for nRr. Sslsen beraf blen
ct Barn. pa Monben, iOm bar gift og
a~lminoelis anleet. nsbig piloe ubl9gses
lom 8arneiaber, f~ormaaeoe ban Ell fats
tis Gpr, unber 3ilbuo ON en- Selpnning
paa 800 &r., at paata9e fig Sfploen.
9a oenne Tom bjem, pmtalte ban Ga
gen for fin Some, lom ianot, at Snsen
par sanIte foroelastis us Tom iamtpt=
tebe paa ben 8etin9elie, at bun fit 4en'
gene. 3isie bleo oereiter ubbetnlt til
6euoe, men neppe bauoe bun fact benz
! 8eliooelie, fGr bun foranoreoe Sinh.
Sum inoiaa MI, at Der, bpis bun blot
boobe paret l6s p9 leoig, flmbe babe
p9ret llbli9t for Genbe iii at sjsre ct
suot Yarti. Otter Ell Del @rublen faibt
BET benbe ba inc, at Mnnben peo at pebs
'fienoe fla 8nteruiteten til Si9ens Barn,
bapbe besaaet gG9teita6sbruo, os at
bun iom 6glge oeraf bar berettiset til
at forlange Sfilsmisie . &etten gap
benoe Weobolo / benbe5 Yaaitanb, o.
Wanben maatte iinoe fig / at mite baabe
Some Os be 800 &r. os / Stebet for faa
ct Barn at iorisr9e, iom ban lite en-
Sang ielo bar Saoer til.