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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13
TIE MOTIF PAGEANT.
A Scene from FAIRY Iand-A liCautif
Spectacle.

A Scene from Fairy Innd-A beautiful
spectacle.
NEw YoRv, Oct. l2.-No fairy talo
from the realisms oi Mother Goose, or
wild legend IRON tho pages OF Arabian
Nights ever impressed tho childish
brain with moro astonishing wonder
than did tho grand Columbian pageant,
the almost countless thousands OF peo.
pie who saw i; tonight.
Tho glare oi tho Grcs OH the floats,
the flashing OF the rockets, the blazing
ot tine torches shown out against tho
somher night in wild weird way. The
mHliiindcs stood as II traag6xcd with
awe, The blare OF hundreds OF bands,
mo irAmpinc nj thousands OF horses rs
lhey bore their strange riders. through
the streets, tho rumhliug oi the heavy
Doats ovcE tho pavement added to the
spectacle, and made one icel as though
some wizard had waived his wand and
unveiled the mysteries OF fairy wonder.
land.
Leading the procession were twelve
Hheralds, with twelve trumpets, and
rom tho way each herald blew each
seemed to possess the wind OF oil
lariheT down the limo was band OF
'-'' Tor'hipiug Toltics. and then u
g'7np o; prehistoric Americans. Still
,Geyend %as glimpse OF Columbus with
n,s iardy crew Of mariners gazing for
world.
1t Was a carnival, some say greater
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

SJCcidl Dispatch 10 the InieliJenccr.
WESTON, W. Va, Oct. l2-The four
hundredth anniversary Of the discovery
Of America was celebrated here to-day.
All honor was paid to Christopher Co.
lumbus in manner most fitting for the
occasion. The Knights OF St John ar
ranged the programme, which was as
SOLEMN high mass ~ 10 O'Clock, Rev.
Father Tracy officiating; street parade
at 30, in which nearly thousand
took part, on foot and in carriages. the
Knights Of ST. John being in full uni
form. The end o; tho march was at the
opera house, whore Fatner Tracy intro
duccd Jldge Of the Supreme Court Hon.
Henry Ernnnon and other notable
speakers, whose remarks were received
with a glad welcome. Tho affair ~ss
Grand euccess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13
BLAINE IN LINE.
He Arrives in New York to Help in tho
Campaign.

He Arrives in New York to Help In the
Campaign.
New YORK, Oct. 12.-James G. Blaine
arrived in New York this afternoon
direct from Bar Harbor and took the
train Immediately for ophir Farm.
whitelaw Reid. whose guest he is, met
him at the station and accompanied
him to the country.
1t is understood that he makes visit
Of several days at least, and that during
his stay he is likely to meet either at
0phir Farm or in New York number
of the leading Republicans and give
what aid he can in the canvass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

UNroxTowN, Pa, Oct. 12.-The last Of
the Cooley gang that will probably
be arrested was brought in this
evening in the person OF Ida
Pastories, Frank Cooley's sweet
heart, who was taken to jail, She
did not demur, but the wretched wo-
man broke down and wept bitterly.
She protested that the death OF the
man she loved was bad enough, but to
imprison her now was simply persecu-
tiOn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

BERLIN. Oct. 12.-Tho four huniredth
anniversary OF the discoyeryof America
was celebrated here to-day by 1t gala
performance at the Royal theatre,
Among those who a.ieaded wore Mr..
William Walter Phelps, tho American
minister and Mr.. Charles Coleman and
Mr.. j. Jackson, secretaries o! tho Amer
ican legation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. l9.-oficial
election returns have been received
from only sixteen out Of iOrty-hvc
Florida counties
The figures from the remaining coun.
ties are approximately correct though
not authenticated The majority for
Mitchell Dem, will probably exceed
1850.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

HAVANA, October l2.-The iOtcs hero
to-day in honor OF the discovery OF
America opened with discharges of ar
tillery from Moro Castle, La. Punta.
the battery opposite the castle and
from the Notifications at Casa BIanco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

wAsutSGToN, D. O., October lo.-It
has been arranged between the mem.
bers of the cabinet that they will all go
TO Chicago accompanied by their wives
10 attend the dedication OF the Cnlum-
bian Exposition on the 2lst instant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. l9.--Throe
thousand members OF Italian socicties
OF the city paroded through tho princi-
pai streets At noon today TO tho Colum-
bus statue in Paramount Park, wherO
"Discovory Day" was appropriately
co,nmemmoratei.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

CmoAao, Oct. l2.-This evening in
the banquo: hall OF tho Auditorium
Hotel, the Columbus Club ushercd in
the season Of pomp and festivity tina.
is TO make October, 1892, memorial for
all timo in Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13
THE DYING WIFE
OF President Harrison Growing
Weaker Every Day.
HER CONDITION ON WEDNESDAY,

Worse, if Anythtns---she Bears Up
Bravely...The President Docs Not
Leave Her Bedside aud He is Worn
Out by His Watching and Grief
The Mistress OF the White House
Gradually Sinking to Rest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

For West VirglfIn. warmer. south wind, ialr
For Western Pennsylvania and OHIO alI
Thursday, with continued warm, souiheaat
winds, cooler with showers Friday.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
rs furnished by c. ScHNErT. druggist corner
Market and Fourteenth streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

CHARLorrsvrAE, Va, Oct. 12.-The
negro Phil Young, who murdered
Walker Glass, on Saturday, was lynched
near Palmyra last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

TIE great value Of Hoods sarsapa:
rilla MS remedy for ca;arrh is vouched
for by thousands OF people whom it has
cured. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13
M'CORKLE'S METHODS.
How the Syndicate Worked Com
bines in His Interest
.INYARIOUS COUNTIES THESTHTE

All the Candidates for Auditor Dupcd
by Bold Confidence Game by
Political Bunco Combination.-some
Light Thrown on the History ofthc,
Democratic GubcrnatorIal candi.
dates Campaign for the Nomina.
tion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

NEW York, Oct l9.-Arrived-Michi-
gan, London; Majestic, Liverpool Cali
fornia, Hamburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

ELEcrRocuTIoS sometimes fails. Bug.
inc never fails to kill reaches, bed bugs,
ETC., instantly. 25 cents at all dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13

The agent had met with success far
beyond his expectations, and as the
dupes were SO easily fooled he was en-
couraeed to 60 on with his work. The
next combine OF this nature was made
here in Wheeling, according to my in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-13


So it was that when Auditor Pat Duffy
was induced by the syndicnte's agent to
become a candidate tor Il third term, he
easily fell into the trap, was made to
feel that MacCorkie's nomination would
mean his own success, and SO confident
was hc the combine would work out
tina: he put S., 600 into the laudablc On.
terprise. As an evidence OF good
inith" with Pat two men in his Office,
DYER and Booker Chiffon, were put on
tho Kanawha delegation. Auditor
Duffy was suprcmely confident, but was
disabused OF whatever idea OF good faith
he had when in convention Kanawha
county gave him but three votes.
Meantime a similar scheme was being
worked in another locality. The syndi-
cate went to Pocahontas county, where
MacCorkle was very unpopular because
OF some local difficulty. and got Mr..
Hanna also to become candidate for
auditor. Hanna was 10 try to deliver
Pocahoutas county to MacCorkle and he,
like Duffy, was to be given the auditor
ship. 1t cost Mr.. Hanna about 81 800,
but rs everybody knows nobody but
MacCorkle was benefited, and that was
all the syndicate cared foi. Hanna got
but two votes from Kanawha in the
convention.
Tho combination scheme didn't stop
hero. The syndicate's agent next per-
suaded Fisher Bowen, of Wayne county,
TO become n candidate for auditor, with
the usual stipulation, that he, like
Hanna and Duffy, was TO be made audi
tor. Bowen carried out his bargain and
delivered n part Of Wayne couty to
MacCorkle. 1t cost him $500 and he
got four votes from Kanawha.
The syndicate's agent continued his
confidence game. He next went to
Roane county, where he found an am.
bilious gentleman in the person OF
County Clerk Hundley, and put the
auditorinl bee in his bonnet. II tbuzzed
until Mr.. Hundley was roped in to the
tune OF $1,000 He delivered most oi
the Roane county delegation to Mac
Corkle and got in return two votes from
Kanawha. He went the way OF Duffy,
Hanna and Berven.
TWO MORE VICTIMS.
The o1ont had met with SUCCESS far
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-17
1sI{Aelt.I.A<S

PHystciAs. >uA koH AND OBkrFrtttAS
iArtt. Wuudarzt un1 +c!urtshrl:cE.} 1tke+ III
hAr txe'a drug Htorc* MI at1tr. N'
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-17

This term might be applied /" Stew
ems Point, loca.e OIL The Wisconsin
Central lines, ut The gateway to the
vast forest region which extends north
to Lake Superior, H distance OF zoo
mites without hrrAk, TN account OF
It's vast lumher iutert~;s. The Wis
cuns}n river, tn which the 1um mo-rmtn
i,hvp given the familiar and somewhat
IT. ectlorute title If "Old W:Etn1ls, 'not
,ue acts Il. u lun'ber feeder 10 the
city by furnishing tl'r"'xh It's nun'Fr-
pur Tributaries 4tt Quiet ior Thousands
If acres OF Pile III tue uFl'tr c"lnt'y,
tut it furnishes ~nter power that n
/ second outy 10 that # N~enah and
I Mena>h, which cities are ais" lncated
| ou the "Crnttnl.' Miilious "f irt t OF
lumber Hre tut every year, giving tnl~
t,loy,npnl to hundreds Of n'+n. In
addition to the iumber rndc, II has
/ nunetous ether mnnufactories; IT ID
here whtre the large tar shop" OF the
WISCONSIN CentrAI lines are located
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-17

NOTICE i. hereby gwen ~ &ll con"
ctrned that the copartnersllp hereto~
fore exi4tinr between the undersigned
under tbe firm uAme aud style OF o.
F.. t'ase & TO. has this day been dis
solved ty mutual consent. All deota
owi,lp to .aid tlrm must he paid to
C.E. Case, who has assumed n! ot ita
liabilities.
G.. e. CASE,
AARON LINnDER0.
Miles City, April 2S. 1882.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-17


i instrumentation 90 ~ ~ - - ~
""n'l'ahI'H ~ tie low murnuE1nE of
Haltdrtl~ 'r ln1lhh Vttte@ III strange
ct'nht, and 1"un the advancing host
WOULD appear ia lhe DISTANCE, present"
inE spfctac|e - "eItd, ~h tAVa:t ami
~ *11h+ht'bk, IT, 10 s'tEEtr rde-crirtUu.
i" thr ""''''t"' t11tc" t'f'Ve l'ohdf'd
-eit tc'td >tahS "nfr1rr@ taEtd I" tfe
bret ct'-r1'u&' ahd 11rrctlv danbe" with
"F'l''a"1 |':'na-' aa"'ed Ht'ta' a. they
>'""iy "ppr"aehta' "rttfil'!E 'htif
h'f'4e' Hb"l] III at1 ll'cttIct:: w t,t** '|>fi~
~'ou ail1 "3'1tiE ms ~ hlf :"4tii -ti4elf
aFfnr' "@'''t:> fHtiltft! II. 0EltA"e1 tAe
nf"'s'tf'ef" ''at ktt' ~ hS:"Itt" W. tee
~ tIt: t"1itt >ti'!aNk y. ftf= M IIl91e1l "a
51e Fr!* f':* ht ttt1 l=& 3: er"'tta'
ad'Fh1!f'@ n'"f1>> 't =&t{teh1t't. al
description. htaeH Wa1* a. It 'or
1fa&14E 4'ae@'t1'e e'seie9 af:''1:a 'he
e}t:' :'ehn 11"i14 1ne@e ALTERNATING sHfl'te
"f fe'1 ~ Il green Sp1h3htd "cHs> the
face IKE sP'he+ 1E'1il "hrtl' tt'eeh
ahd b ~ leopard f'He *''o4o to'ere" 'he
"'hy' '11"fSI eF-'o ""4"hf WHICH "eF
l'uI'f'fi'> u t''e open ha1"' "tu spEFa"
E!hgff7 'llauc VAIN en'''er ali" b'"ck'
Bear CLAWS, Elk t+etn af1d tuS'e hhu
hawks feathers fornled ntcklAce.. .alIk =
LET'S aud bracelets, aud hor-es' tails SUP
ported ty leathern cosds hung frtu
he center ut the lack. InmAha"k H.,
war club. aud pieces ol painted saw
hide, upon which We're painted tnc"in'
prehehsible designs. were carried
In tie hnnos, and crntna1ly "AVeu
about.
Arrived In the streets ct tue town
the ulUtley As>emblAge would pause
before some store aud atnld ft1ghttul
din Of tom-t"me aud chorus OF
Wild shouts, circle would form with
the star actors In the t'regounu, the
rest scared without la compact mass.
Sou'e times all old warrier with whit"
ehed hair and wrlnkied parchment"
like 'ure would b. led out, and stsg-
Ee:Ing about tne ring he would make
| express signs OF great hunger.
hen fall to III. earth. S4uaw~
| w nltl then cnl1.e forward AID
| "nvrr his re"nmt"nt form with
's'' "''"' >o"'s wa
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-17
THEY WERE BRAVE MEN
*u,n+ Most EcHnArI<#I}le Nurl- :tnln the
uaen in EutnI1n .4tu1 America. IT,

-. .":.::=* =... .:..> .
Dr. i1;.<l,:lstt1 t:rlx I,rated
ptjyttl,1a.t 1T t:=iel 4 1utttl AHpt'$
.ynr." Ht::n tt.At trt.ttt lArte ttrtnn+ ,and
*a- t5r ~ =cA:1 TO-
tnta tit,%en, tss t&.=t t4tf.tf'f The: !:
i,f4.lt>tl iif,t,Ii ty.= =. f .ttt4tt ~ Aron :
t1e tl<atrn took +, tIist$$kH,o blu aE "ne
t1ute, urd di.4uI*sett him, ~ et,&att pAy"
:lci,n. r. her 1t'-t lI!.te~~. ',rwerer.
>he sent ~, him. Ht tuse'! 70 obty
thr >nlnt,In.1.. saying "@ttct iser
maje>ty'- tu~t. l. ~ d=-tt rate a'i't l4er
t,t>teurtr -. int:u!a1le, / ard]S think
it ,rul,-r 10 give ter any disturbance
IN htr in=t moments, 81 H. II 1T tlann.
hut rs1her IL, her die A~ tasl y a. posi-.
blt.''
Or. R4dcIiff th,et we'd snort time
E,rtore hl- death, NV hen | -. young
Anc YET un~kllIed In ned'c te po>-
se-rtd 1T leu~t twenty REMEDIES for
every di-ease, but since have grown
old ID the art Of healing kn''w more
than twenty li-ea+e= for which | have
uot even single remedy.'
Tie late Ur. Holland, who Was III
educated physician, SOME years before
he died, wrote in Scribntr'= Monthly:
ut j. fact that many OF the prolhie~
tary medicine. of the day are more
successful than many physicians, aud
n,t;s; Of them have teen dis >overed or
ured Ia actual medical practice. When
however, any sllrewd rersnn, knowing
their virtue aud foresetiug *he'r popu-
larity, secures and uivertises them. In
the opinion of he higoted all virtue
| kt,e- cut Ot thetn.'
DR.. William Edward Rtlcson cf the
| ROYAL Navy Of England write to u
I.>udon newspaper called the Family
D .c1or ~ follows: "HAving had nure
thau seventeen years experience in
! uy ,ryft-.i III, cau con-cienliou-ly
@lut~ thai have. heell able To give
more ,ellef AID *ttect more cul's ty
; the u~e of Warmers Safe Cure tiian t'y
ulI other medicines usctr:Alnnhlt to
the pr.}fe~>jnn.'
TIE latc Or. nio Lewis. who seldom
pr+-,rib+d auy medicine, wrote as f"l~
low: If found myself victim OF
d srr,ou- kidney trouble | should u~e
Warmers safe Cure. The testimony
ol hundreds If Intelligent aud very
| r-purt1e gentlemen hardly leaves
rru::l to duuh, that 1t il rne ot tht'se
huppy t|,s4 ovpfIt> which occasionally
bring aiJ .o suffering numanity.'
Ur. Il. A. Guun, dean nf TIE l. nit q
States Medical College NJ d editor O.
the Medical Tribune. aon'e time since
wrute and published Il t,"tk, In which
te said: "'fhe i,i+redieut~ ot War
per'4 safe Cure att among the most
valuable medicines Of our niaterit
me.licA, and the combination IL I'll
a. to tueure tue best rnssible act" ~
The kidneys aud urinary orguns.'
Dr.. Andrew Wilson, F. r. s., edlto
: of Health, in replying through hi- q
! er to a correspondent who had writ
ten him ss to Warmers s .fe Cure said
:, "Warner's safe Cure il perfectly cat
and perfectly reliahe.'
These are physicians 81 skilled, e
:, ! independent, 50 honest, 20 true to tn
> ,, conscientious teachings of their pr
~ fes+ion that they dare tell the truth
kings or queens or the whole wor}<
All honor to them.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-17

f.llow.1u tone County Deals out Justice to II
Horse .1hief

Yrllow.,ont County Deals "ut Justice tot
Horse .1hiet
at the spring term of the district
court of Yellowstone county, held last
week atDil!ing. q rustler name dAomour
came to grief. Heis the Wyoming horse
thief who hes b* en- held In jail 50 long
awaiting the arrival Of witnesses. and
whose recent attempt to break jail was
70 bravely thwarteA by the sheriff.
wife aud daughter. County Attorney
Goss snd Senator Goddard appeared
for the state, II. +. Clement and Glib.
A. Lane for the defense. II was
proved to the satisfaction Of the jul y
that Armour, under the altss of Me-
Coy, shipped Il carload Of hcr=ts. be'
longing to Fred Hesse OF Wyoming. t'
Dakota, and there soid them. Tht
verdict of the jury wa4 guilty, anf
they fixed the penalty ut ten yeats ii
the peniteniary snd $500 fine. Great
satisfaction Ii txprt =sed by the stock
men at the action of the jury and tn
o6urt officials.
| IN the trial of Chu4. Countryman n
charged with the murder Of hit cou
stn Henry CountrymAn, ut Saltwater
in February last, the jury brought il
II verdict Of murder ia the second dc
! .rr&Q
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-17

Tbs remedy ls tetn: ming 70 wells
known AMI IN popular ~ to need IL"
special mention. Al who have usea
Electric blttels sing the sr1le song of
prai.e.-A purer mtdictne docs not ex>
lat aud it IN guaranteed to do all that
is claimed. Electric bitters wiz cure
all diseases ot the liver and kidneys,
will remove pin'rles, boila. salt rfeum
and ot her affections cauted by impure
blood.-Will drive malaria from the
system and prevent ~ wel1.a@ cn:s all
malarial f4~ers.- For cure of headache,
constipation and indigestion try Etec-
trio Bitters.- s.-Entire satisfaction guar
anteed, or money refunded -P Price 6oo'
aud ST. 90 at W. r. Savage's.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-05-17

"0~~ s24 Net Spot Cash:
IN ain. lonx hy sft 0in htKn. H1.tu .,n1: n rmss
r; !'nna c;nr,nn; roiishod Onk. Wr"r Tab!n Gi: "x
hinr lnck; une ,uek securing n nra"ers' 9,an"1r1
Etuishod I,uck; Bxtens!,m Arm slldcs; ~, ~ nnt
4.Wt1 ib. price. F.A]. II. at Factory, m%a '~e*"
Also 1000 Antique Ash Oe6ke.. eo,,
~ 4sadaA sumo ns Mn,vo, except nnau q ouu .
Antique Ash, sooa r. tnk M:'a2t x' Nct' % shrrr,
fn, nur ulnrn",lis fa,ory dtrcct hl"co aho s.'o
s"tey BY tic oESK st: Ioos 90 T. ts!s:
,a". To-, p"k "Har nTnted tnok. rn4hgn IL ccnfs
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-09
0ecOrab Dg Snleglt.
50 SIStbranbe pan en- Sag
Ten SD. Stbuuar. 1894

bgrer til Sjeloenbeoerne ! DseordD.
Saaar @prses 81. balu ipp, Sa 3nt0b
Soas Tom inb / i'm Slasterihop, 'nnoi
bar, at Den u siot az bans Ss'asis
brGuS;e ristig lpitelist, men, oa man
bar @aro / 8p9uiugsu, bleo bet itrar
IuIfct.
SuUrleoes SlOen optom er Ell @naos.
Gpnoag Gitcu ST. 2 bar Der liOt 5lo
Cpuen, men life nle9et, %, oa Sranoen
bar luttet, iauot man, at Der enonl'
bar nOgls fua s%luoeuce Sui Ouuet,
men life NOT til at 9igye ben BARN.. Gi'
GIiefaube, Der ituloe itaa ueO Ssltatst,
laa pRltct psb Omen, ba Saas iom tnO.
Sl. l ispar Gftermiooas Open'
geoss 9lO / gpgninsen PED Chen al
5irit 3atianal 8aut, ben bsrpttes mol
for Qioen IOm "8lino pig, men
8rnnomnnbi tabct Tom til % 8iOrSe fort
9rpces. Zen ereite 5Urosl peo benne
9rano bar, at grGRosuinet bIeu eno
mere blanost.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-09
Uor "Dteora5sQoittn
Sano Watfler (@n8urer).

st al be ueItlige Shelters NET mprts
uEroige GRupmer, bpOr sltmoiieren er
parm og tDr, er "SnnO gtltgursr."
9a Union 8acift S%ernbanen biep
la0t, bupoe StrbeiOerns bpppig 2tntsos
ming at ie 3Gnnelien % 9Bbet At oisie
"Snno gtIgur". 6uirpeluin0e. 8e bar
iiarOeleSbeo bpppige 9Oo9e @ole Greet
9aler, 9ienuem Guiltcn Sernbanen, ibet
ben iprtaber 6looen 4latte lsber / Ell
nOroli9 Retuin9, Oct fDrlte Gegn paa
NRrmelien at Ell af oisie "Nu9urs"
uiloe bare 0annelien biIt O8 ber / 9a.
len af imaa GtsubUiructuinOe eIer
8prnecDtloner. De piloe b(ioe ieiet
p9f al imaa Strpmme meo tolo 9rft,
iom fpm ira, @uo uco buor; men ale
pra8enoe 9iennem 9nlen MOB De sItre
Sjcr9e % here's Slabs uptaoet al Ell
burtig fremifrioenoe, trattiOrmet SIN,
Zig bet, ia9tta9et tiligs, iOm bGnser
puer en- Stppumpe. Sra unrer osuue
l~aUtli9senbe Stps OperFube pilbe en-
iuinSenos 9unse al ~blpiarpet Hgg iants
Jig MOB SUroen, fra bOilten, ION for at
mpoe 9uitens llbpre, uiloe i9ien reiie Ell
Stp al Smuo3 % SGnb. 9enne Soros
ipile oiloe iti9e beiers % bplers meO
en- raft, bpiro!snoe SeUrgeIie, Itaoia
tGttere, inbtil cen blaaiOrte RBg opens
ira % ben bruno MSusie n~eosnfra
mgote inmmsn % banueoe Den iigurs
lise "Sano Gugur" al Sletterne.
9isis "~Slu9urs" Diameter CT ijelben
Ooer Is sQer 20 SOB peo Sprben; men
oeres Omiun9 iteg meo Spioen, inbiil
Be bleu bpppet inc breoe Sperfaoe al
Den tptte, mgrte &ps fra Stperus opsn.
ira. gtaar bette barote, bite Der ia
2pnitraaler fra De pore Stplas iamtis
Dig mec, at Der oanueoe fig luRre 6asl,
form / ba rtprle Sunft neoenunoer.
gtaar ale Setinselier bar beloise, uiloe
bisie Sasl bliue taitet til Surben meb
centrifugal arait fra ben ompaltenbe
SIN. 9isie Sasltorn bar for bet
Mteite flabiormet, fra 3 til 6 9pmmer i
Diameter % fra en- til b~alpauocn
2omme tDtfe % baunet az ~aiperlenoc
Sag al Saub % SIS.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-09
doE "DssOtaSspoittn"
~0anime'0asie Yapirmpaer.

S NnlalF, en- lioen 9onOsbp lpSeuiur
yteapel peo en- 6ielobaf, er Der z aanlc
Ynpirmpller. S en- al benz bleu Sill.
lerne llaaet meO Sammere, buis SfaIt
par iorbunOet meb 8anobiulet, atturat
lOm Tor 500 Nar iioen. SiQerne bleu
%elterat bare bamret til Waterie oiort
til |a'nin9spapir ueb @jefp al ct Sab.
B~aplrma9eren la9oe, at ban leuereoe
200 SunO gapir busIis, uastet ban
tln beItjaIti9eoe 6 bigger til belle Or.
beIpet. S DC 6 andre Mcaer fabric.
reoes Stripepapir paa lianenoe Maobe
meo u~rota9elie Of en-, Der oaiaa bappe
en- MaslemaI fine.
s 2ipoli n9r Rpm bar Ser ire me.
get samle YapirmpIer, "a Serntraob..
Sp'9ers % SOmnlosiabriter, bpaaeoe
paa DC itsile alippebreobe peo slnip. en-
S'floO til 5iberen, Tom risslis aiaioer
arl's Yanofrait. 6alost er umtrent
700 Dob, men blep fun npttiaaiOrt psS
ben lapere Del paa @runb Of 8lisne.
liranoens Steilbeo inotil Stalien ub.
0'r'sSe en- @ienOpliOelie al 5O~rretninss.
enersi.
Nu er ben pore Del al oenne nsmar.
leOe SanO'r0it naaet peO Sialp ai en-
2aNrs! bpssst al ct rOmert Gttietom.
PAM; man baaber at itaffe Hom elet.
Ir'lt Selpsnins ircmtrast peo Ianb.
tral''n % 9pnamOmaitiner % leoet til
SpeH peo aabel. On IN NpQe poo
oe'ts Steo CT iuoreoet mco be npelte