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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19

The difference of opinion between the
majority and minority of the Supreme
Court as to the constitutionality of the
reciprocity clause of the Mckinley law
seems to be due entirely to difference
of construction of the clause. All agree
remove duties in his discretion would be
unconstitutional. But the majority held
that the clause in question did not
confer any such power on the President.
1t simply instructed him when the exist
ence of certain condition definitely ex-
pressed was proved to reimpose duty.
Thus nothing was left to his discretion.
The minority hold, however, that the
language of the clause conferred dis
crehonary power. The non-intercourse
of 1909 which had been sustained by the
Supreme Court was cited as precedent
for the reciprocity clause. But the mi
nority of the court say that this clause
sdoes not as was provided in the statues
of 1909 and 1910 entrust the President
with the ascertainment of a fact therein
defined upon which the law is to go into
operation. 1t goes further than that,
and deputies to the President the power
to suspend another section in the same
act whenever he may deem' the action of
any foreign Nation producing and ex-
porting the articles named in that section
to be 'reciprocally unequal and unreason-
able;' and it further deputies to him the
power to continue that suspension and
to impose revenue duties on the articles
named for such time as he may deem
Just. This certainly extends to the
President the exercise of those discreet
ionary powers which the constitution has
vested in the law-making department..
1t vests in the President the power to
regulate our commerce with all foreign
nations which produce sugar, tea, coffee,
molasses, hides, or any of such articles;
and to impose revenue duty upon them
for length of time limited solely by his
discretion, whenever he deems the reve-
nue. system or policy of any nation in
which those articles are produced reci-
procally unequal and unreasonable in its
operation upon the products of this
country"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

William Gilmore Simms. By William
P. Trent, Professor of History in the Uni
versity of the South. Boston: Hough-
ton, Mif1in & Co.; Portland: Loring,
Short 6 Harmony This is one of the
excellent American Men of Letters Sc
ries edited by Charles Dudley Warner.
1t is an appreciative biography of an au-
thor whose works enjoyed great popu-
larity while he lived, and who was really
greater than the works he produced
would indicate. Mr.. Trent has drawn
his material from great variety of
sources and he has handled it with
painstaking care and much literary skill.
The Rationale of Mesmerism. By A.
P. Sinnett, author of Esoteric Buddhism
&c. Boston: Houghton, Miff1in & Co.;
Portland: Loring, Short 6 Harmon.)
The volume treats of the old and new
theories of mesmerism, or hypnotism, as
it is now commonly known nowadays, ex-
plains the nature of the mesmeric force,
considers the curative and an8sthetic
effects of mesmerism, and discusses
clairvoyance and mesmeric practice.
The character of the book is sufficiently
indicated by this reference to its various
chapters. The subject of it is one that
is much under discussion nowadays, and
this book throws much light upon it.
Mark Hopkins. By Franklin Carter,
President of Williams College Boston:
Houghton, Miff1in G Co.; Portland: Lor-
ing, Short & Harmony This is one of
the American Religious Leaders Series.
Mark Hopkins is rightly numbered
among the religious leaders of the coun-
try in the present century as well as one
of it's most profound theologians and ed
ucators. He was great in every depart
ment of work which he undertook, and
he has left his impress upon the religi-
Gus life of the century. The author of
this biography was specially qualified to
undertake the work, having been the
pupil of DR.. Hopkins, and later his sue
cessor in the Presidency of Williams
College.
The critical student of the history Of
Church and Empire during the Mediaeval
years from 754 to 1854, will be delighted
with work just issued from the press
of Silver, Burdett & Co., of Boston. Prof
Smaller Mathews, A. M, of Colby Uni
versity, is author of this work, which
aims to give the student of history g
glimpse at the fountain heads of infor-
nation, whence writer's of histories o.
that period have drawn their facts
Professor Mathews does not claim to be
the author of new historical work. He
has simply collected, with much care
and industry during his sojourn il
Europe such selections from the volumi
nous Latin records of the Middle Ages
as seem to him to illustrate best the
struggles of Church and State in the
Middle Ages. There are treaties o.
peace, DEGREES of synods and of EN-
perors, letters of princes and prelates
Each of these documents is a literary
monument Of some famous act in The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19

According to a Missouri politician this
is the way Bland has managed to keep him
self in Congress these many years.
Once every two years Bland puts on a linen
duster and straw hat and bitches up an old
nag he has to breakdown carry-aIl.. He fills
gripsack with the speeches hehaS made in Con
gress and starts out. He visits all the folks in
the sand hills tells them how the money power
of Wall street is threatening to destroy their
warns them to be on the lookout against this
money power, which is represented in the per-
son Of anybody else who wants to go to Con-
gress. In about six weeks Bland comes back to
does not worry the rest of the campaign This
has been going on so many years that the peo-
pie out there have brought up their children to
vote for Bland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19

Hints are given out that an investiga-
ton of the recent proceedings of the
Massachusetts House of Representatives
relative to the cigarette bill might de-
velop a large-sized scandal. 1t is insin-
uated that the bill was voted for in it's
early stages by some men who thought
the cigarette manufacturers might be in
duced to put up something to save their
business in Massachusetts,. One manu-
facturer, it is said, was directly ap-
preached and big sum demanded of
him as the price of opposition to the bill.
If this last statement is well founded
there ought to be no great difficulty in
securing proof of it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19

Hill is taking great pains to assure his
Southern Democratic friends that New
York State can safely be counted on to
give it's electoral vote to the Presidential
candidate of the Democrats. His pur-
pose is clear enough. 1t is doubt about
the electoral vote of New York that
stands in the way of his nomination to
the Presidency. The angry uprising OF
Cleveland's friends in that State against
his snap convention has given rise to the
fear among the Democratic leaders and
masses outside that similar angry
uprising will take place if he is nomin-
ated and that the same elements which
are opposing his nomination will oppose
his election if he should succeed in get
ting two-thirds of the delegates to the
National Democratic convention. But
in view of HIPS performances at the
last Presidential election in New
York his assurances are likely to be
taken with many grains of allowance.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19

The Belfast Age is favorable to the
nomination of Ingraham for Democratic
candidate for Governor, provided its own
townsman, MI. W. P. Thompson, does
not want it. So far the Portland Argus,
Bangor Commercial and the Belfast Age
are enlisted in support of the Ingraham
boom.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19

1t was hardly necessary for ex-Secre-
tary Proctor to deny the story attrib-
uted to him that President Harrison was
not a candidate for denomination, and
was only waiting for favorable oppor-
tunity to say so. Nobody believed it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY, MARCH 10.

Secretary Foster denies that he ever
spoke of the Irish as ''clam mouthed''
or ssflannel mouthed." Thus is great
issue for the Democratic party spoiled.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19

Referring to the rumors which have
been industrisusly circulated by the aid
of Democratic papers that the friends of
Gov. Burleigh cut the Republican can
didate for mayor of Augusta at the re-
cent election the Kennebec Journal
says:
The plain fact is that when the caucuses were
over both the Manley and Burleigh men lined
up and gave the ticket hearty support. Inc
result of the election proves this beyond all
chance Of controversy. Had such not been the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19

Middle Age conflicts. The work is in
tended for students, for whom it cannot
fail to have great interest and valuable
uses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-03-19


case the Republicans would not have made q
very material gain in their total vote and would
not have elected their ticket by a handsome In
crease in majority over that of last year.
Ward seven has been Ca carried tsa,s by r the
of the six remaining wards showed an
increase in the Republican majority over ;, last
was any ssbolting'' either on the part of the
friends or the friends Of M Man
in the Republican majority over that of last
year. This is Mr.. Manleys ward and there ;: is |;
no reason to believe that he and his friends did
not do everything in their power for the success
of the ticket. To charge anything different
would be to do rank injustice to some strong,
earnest Republican workers. Yet there is quite
as much reason to do so as to charge that Gov.
Burleigh and his friends did not give the ticket
their most hearty support because certain par
ties did some scratching. The plain fact Is that
the ticket was not scratched as much as it was
year ago. The scratching was purely per-
sonal expression of the feelings and prejudices
of individual voters and was by no means CON
fined either to the supporters of Governor Bur-
leigh or Mr.. Manley.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

"0u bIiusr bog peI life ube mat iaien, flare Barn 2"
Seq peo lite, nuar ri pI bolbe op bet tOmmer an
paa, ~bpormeset Irbeioe Der b~liuer."
"1Rsn, fiGre @eors, Tan bu lite bape NOT al Ssen.
naar Su lsSiaser @arOIus paa be Iauaere gteiier2 =
9paO IfaI Ou aItio IisSe Os platte paa 9anbet sfter7"
y, Utanta, ies er pau ganbet, ium ON lea boebe
Der; % peSuOen timber ies, itisnt be LANCE Goure er
Horlon'me, % les Oa faar mango cling at i, at Sc Boa
lansttra tan nluaIs fig meo be Smaareiler, GaroIus oa
lss slSr paa eSen 6aano; TIL ba cr bet ct nuntert Sin
os sdar lite iaa ~OOituOist til, iom naar 6aOer elias flo.
Der peo Goret.
'uten bOaO er Sa bette for ct SIass Reiler bet fan
Dog ppt lite altto 9aa uo paa MatreIfanalt2 Sm Sort.
ferns, Oa pu pe0, at Sapa ofte al Manoel paa Soun
9aaf no Suiten, os iss itunoom bar Iitet mia etter,
lor at le etter BAN, bar ies mer END enaana nqrtet, at
Urlfareren eur itnnoom Ell minbre Baab. fort of Ga.
rolaS, 9onlte iuste bar Iast til peb grysoen.. bar bu
lite leet bet Iamus, nit garn21
"StuIpe les life baUe feet bet iuareOe @eOro.
% ct 'r'lmterenOe spn ipiIsOe ub al bans Oiue - Sea
bar 10 mango Netter ieIp paret meo.~
"Su- nuar ies bar troet, bu Iaa bin Seno?"
) Ssnseu! Scuilt = Msn bu Tan aI6ria fro
Wanna, bUOr itias leg tan fsre en- aare meaem SlOfter
% StiGr, os bpOr tart leg erl"
"StGrt2... Ru, bpOrfOr iut fiart9... Svab mener
buzz ~
Seq nnsner, at bsns ssuer lite itaI uare laa boarlioe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
50

fsrlte unsSom bapbe Opiemt be glade Sanss iom iensre,
eftsrbaanSsn bsnosSe paa bsnbes 9absr. Sang bun
MI en- ilslSsn Gang, iaa ifebe bet snten, naar @eora
blertsli9t bab benoe bsrom, eller naar BUN, enc paa sos
bannesiGGret, mecens 9etsIsr fab uoe paa Ssen | fin
6iiterbaaS, fsIte Gruns til at uusss fit Sierte til SO
unoer be ueIbstisnbts Gouer.
Naar geors par bismms, par Bet bans @laoe at fSSs
tnSe hos WRoSsreu Os paa ssen Saanb siennemaaa bet
Bsniun, Saoersn bauot foreiat bam tbi buor ~inbeIluts
tet fig ieIp estsIsr sub Ieuebe, fOriSmts ban bos uIbria
at uSSanne os Iebe georss Stuoier; ia, MI oa ba -
Dog ~llelonsrs isste ban enoos peo SamtaIsr at opIpis
os for9o!s bans 6oritanbsepner. Wsu, Itisnt @eoro
nu par I ben i%rsmitreons aIbsr, ba ban, msb fit Sisnbs
fab til 6aosens Saratter, t~ilbprIist uiiIts at itatte
StSIe Timer, iom heller aIbris ~ioriuanSt al bans Grins
bring, bauos bog ben ~iimpIeits Sanobso, bet milSefe
&aaO, uNtaIt al NOOerens eGbsr, ct ~uenoelist bsier.
Varo Tor BAN; % bans IipIise, uroIigc SinS itulSe
pare iarSsIes optasst, naar beuoes SumtaIe iffs for.
maaeoe at faugile BAN.
Tstts par bog ustOp GiIfGIbet en- gftsn, So ban.
sfierat ban bauSs !ast fine gSssr ialHmsn GA to @auoe
par bltuen trtnSret ON at frontage fit 9.aneapparat =
msO 5oiItst ban ~ipsieiatts fig unbsr GicoIinss Opaot-
bog b~eira9tsSs 0srsn meo IansisSf uIbe gItte.
"Spao er Der ipsisn msb big, gsora2 8,ouuSer IN
at tisbs big hos Nama2"
"Wti, bet tisSsr mig uIbris; men Ter Su. lea rfuISe ub
% fife meo GaroIus."
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
etinfenSe GiHernpaus.

Ruur @ano itdar lGnse / en- @iitern,
bill Der uItio uboitle fig CIT ~ubebaselia
9ust; tbi ira 9aget isres Der 10 Eir
eftsr uuben StOffe neo, iOm beO1rusr
8dnoet. 9crior bgr Giiternsn tsm'
mes % ~reuuaftes en- Sang on aaret.
Muu Tan bog paian portage StanIeu
Deb fslsenoe MioOsl:
Nau beiisr ueo / 8anost en- 8pis
fplot meo omtrsnt en- balu Sgtte 9rG'
iaI, sIer mere, efter 8aubmRnsOeu, Os
Iabsr ben bare oernebe uogle Gage.
SiGlper life bette, beiier man cnOuu Ell
Sang en- ny 9ortiOu iriitt 3ratul ueo,
90 mart oil 9usteu fOriuinos.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

men bet tiIbsirs, sienipnlissn bet im~utteite os bebif inbs
rstteSe al benz aae tire, par bIsueu beitemt for gtcolins.
Oette beipnberIise, lille 8ammsr, iom Nsouenoisbes
ben baube fororet at forme efter ben aabnins, Stiaret
Der sanneoe, bapbe ct trianselmGsi9t uoissnoe % tunce
n'uIiseu, naar bet bIep ~bsiistiset en- tOIb gfteraarsaften
ps fun beIpit al en- birreube HfaaneftraaIe, antasss for
en- Nonneceae. Wasn faa man bet paa en- i%oIfIar Sor'
aarsoas eler en- roIis Sommerafteu .Os ituebe uo imsI'
lem DC ~bebassiss SaIouiier, Tom NicOIis bapSe Jams
~nenfettet Of @rsnene paa en- ~prastfulp Gbriitis SorS'
bIomit, Der imioist bauoe label fig bsic omtrins ben
Isurise Yebbeuoes bsis Spalier - iaa man uo sieunem
bisie SaIoufisr, opsr bpiIte Oct bpibs YinSusSraperi LUIS
ti9t bGueoe fig for ben Iette Uinb, Der iuisos inS isiens
mem bet baIutaabneoe 8inou - iaa bet bIaa Sap, bss
%srGnbiet al fore Sirsmasir % beitrset nsp ~utaliss
StiGr, buor SsIserne ruleoe measm ~rsblebus Stsus
iaa bit % Der ct 6artsi meb ~uoipGnote Sell lie for en-
fritz grHe Ousr be isuuimenSe Sauer, msbsns SstusIens
ipinssSs fig pioe Riuss frsm Os tiIbase Ovsr Waftsrnss
9opps Os iaa man enbeIis ben itisnns RuinSt fSSs
IGnet til bette ginSu, bpis srsune Blade bsnSes spIOns
aOttsr ituuoom inbpitIeSs fig - ba trOeoe man ~uirtsIis
at f. en- at bisie SasugrOttsr, bpOri en- i~nbiparrst Som.
fru, S~asIisen ftirreSe uo oper Sapst, usntsoe pua Ssfri.
eIiens 5imt.
s bsuus NieoIinss lille Seuisoom fob benbss Syborb
% benbes SOsbpIos; % bet enc Sisrne al ben lille
Sofa, Der par anbrast en- SrOs al 3anmsrst, Iaa,
iOm Oftst ursrt, benbes Guitar, til bpiIten BUN fin
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
Js -DueSras'p Ottta'
Yerionaiet paa Sermbane'
Stattonen.

"@n fob, regniulo Nat iioite Sins
ter" ~fOrtalte Mr. Neiptpn, ioet ban
tgrreoe Sueoen bort fra Inii9tet,
"mautte jso Opboloe mig paa Ell liben
EXPERIMENTATION pna en- al 8eitens Si'
oebauer Og uente / fire Elmer pan bet
matte TrGu, iOm itllloe igre mig oioere.
Der bar ingen at ie, % ies trOr, ieg
iaa liot Gr9srlig M, for 8remiereu fom
ben til mig % bite mig fin Spmputbi
/ be 2 eQer 8 Miuuter, bet pareoe, til
GrRHet Itulbe aiitso.
~Slsm 8lab5, sr bet itte2" Ipur9te
ban.
"Sn," iOareoe jse, "os enonu uGrre,
uaar man maa pente Der | belle fire
Elmer"
"Ia, ia, men De bar 10 Sel1tab,"
iunreoe ban ppmuutrenoe.
"9uem?" ipur9te ie9, ioet ie9 iaa
mig ON for at ie, on uOseu par ifuot
Op al 9oroen.
~Sel," ia8oe ban lan9iomt, "inbe
pna StatiOnen pil De iinoe 5elsgrafs
iiten, Stntiuusa9enteu, Sa9asemeiteren,
9iaetirl9ereu, Slbubct, Bafbusiurpal.
teren, Gsiurancea9enten, @~rpresasen.
ten, 8OItmsiteren % en- eler TO andre
Betjeute."
"9et bar ba belbist," ipureoe ies %
ia9be BAN @ponat, ioet ban boppebe Up
paa bet afsaaenbe 1reu.
9erefter truabte ies inb paa ben
ipast Oplpite Station % iaa mig pm
efter DC napnte Setiente. Snsen bar
Of ie, unbtasen en- %rsbbaaret, fresnet
Maub peb 3elesrufapparatet.
"SpOr er be anore?" ipursts ies
bsiit O%uerraitst.
"Spilte anbre?" iuurebe ban liseiaa
pperrafet.
"9e andre, iom 8remisren i~ortalte
mig bar Der. 9elesraflten, Stations.
asenten, Slbuoet, ="
Wanben peb 9elesrafapparatet be.
spnote at le.
"Suao Ter De af?" ipurste ies till
foIt.
"9en 8utters 8remier!" iparebe
ban.
"San er bet eneite fOrnuitise 8GIen,
lea bar trufiet Der paa Stebet," til,
fsieoe ies ipm 5Oripar for min Ben.
"Sau fortalte, at oisie M9nb piloe
pare Der, til bet neite 2r9n fonl."
"Sa bet pil De-" ipareoe Telegrai.
iIten.
"Nleu, bupr ct be ba?" irurste lea
utaalmupig.
Sen ~rebbaareoe Manb reiits ii9 %
los fig paa Srpitet.
"SSer, bet er mig" iasoe ban imi'
lenoe, "tom ino % iat Dem neb hos
psl"
Oct siprbe leg, ibet ies uotalte aft
anbst eno 8eliisnelier uper ben farm.
astise 8remier. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
og Sauen
@tbaneIine az unefsI.

Or ct Gel pGnnet al % altiaa sr benz
peb ct balpt Gar 8ommelt, bsr man
fray eaa ipsi mso of iGmmc bet %
pGuus bet til at bchnnoles; men ale
rsos tibIieere bBr bet buoe Tart at laee
fe isre peo en- Crime, % osiaa at itaa
buuosn iubs ct SpiltOue for iis isln.
Ger bsr bet iaa liot Bran os liot tnuit
Snprs, forat bet Ifal irtte 8ris pna
bette SpbOlN, Us, uaar bet ior Gloor
tr taeet fra Mpoeren, fal &ationeu
rsss til fra 2 iii 4 Quarts ON Dagger,
men Corn maa man life foore isr no
pna Giutsreu, ba man Tan stpe Ell Tint
sler lioi mere iammen meo 5eeo. gu
beapnesr ba ben eseutIise training.
oar 6Uleu lGrt at laoe Iis leis peut peo
grimefnftet 1.-THE halter), bu iatter
man paa ben ct SioIel meo elat Muno'
bit, % sr ben ina soot pGuuet BERTH,
iGtter man en- lipeu S9le, sjort ipr
bette Eiemeb, puu ben ps Inrer ben til
at sau iuran ct let ajsretpi % treble
bette. 0tan p9uuer ben o9ina til Sab
len, % lnOer cit liosn @ut fibbe paa
bsns Sps. AltiO MAJ mo bebanole
9prst mso @obslisbeb Os 8eulisbeo,
lnbe ben ipiie Salt eIer Sutfer ira
Snauoen. % osrpeo fao ben til at
fuums, uaar nan lotter paa ben. vi
iaabant Gpr bliper Der aIoris en- Ssit,
Tom life fan itOIes pan.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
Dor SuSboIontnSeu.

9unsemUs al aalp.-Snbmaosu
u~bpanbss; tOses berpna | 8auo meb
Iibt Sult |, battes flint % pptogss
aisbtruft meb Iibt Snssfar % 8sppsr.
aau usIua furbebrss pso at bruno libt
smsr, isuus Iibt Msl / bette Os ipabs
mtb Rraft; bsri BABES iaa 9unsemo.
fen. Nanse ipues Um en- 9ilietuins
af iiSt Gbbiie % Suftsr.
Spiusrps meb 9aalrabi-gpi.
nerps tasss % belss up ION iii 8pts.
letter % bapss bsrpaa | en- @rpbe lag.
bis m.b fral.Se Stiusr al aaalrabi,
ION blir usblast msb liOt Salt % no.
Get bel iOrt Gepper. 9ertiI letter nos
get &anb, men life mere, enb at BET
iuaut itaur puer Risbst. aoees / 2 O
8 Timer. Sertil fan oeiaa bruses
Suinelabber iitebetipr Spiusrps. 9ei
CT m ubm9rtet froitis % pelimasenbs
Rae. Den bar 10 libt 9isbeo mel
6aar | 8aal, men be Feite uil piit finbc
ben enbuu bebre.
Observation-Disclosures bersmts
Samburserfin rsseS paa islsenbt
Waabs: Sfinterue inosnioss, mebeua
be enbnu er %blpoparme, i Ell Blanoina
al 81 Dele Salt ps / Del Salpeter %
b~eftrses berpaa meb ct spbt Sag Rua.
flib. 3erpau pmpifles be meb 9rpf.
papir % b9uSes / 8ssen. Geo oenns
fimple 5remsunssmaabe bUloss ubel,
oise Snboirtninser burte, ps Sl.fei
biuores i at bliue uttfor itartt ubtsrret,
Spprlebes man beparer Rpre,
tals frtit fra Sui til Spitsu. -
9aar man Tuster paa 2auoet peb gu,
letiber, bliper Der ION OiteIt enbel 3p.
retals isieu. Zen buttes fin Os bapes
9apirpoier. iaameset / bper gapir.
ppie, iom bebspes til en- 8prtipn 8ipb.
bsis; bisie 9uier Opbanses paa ct luI.
tist Steb, I. @r. uuoer 9nset paa StoI'
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

ssSe unss ManS, JON puasOs Srsnssu for bans 0riitiss
beO Os 9urtisbsb, bIsu %OrSentIis ct SIass Wsntor for
BAN. Gsors Issrep fig oerfOr aIpris uben ct bpbt
Sapn ira @arDIus, 6rifarereu os fine tiart SpsieIiat.
teller paa SanSeu, naar bet siuGbt ON bsums paa Sos
baHnssfiar be LANCE gftsraursaftensr at sienrsmsaa
be Stubisr, bpOrtI ban bIeu boIbt al Sabereu. Dog
nnar NisoIiues Hare Bill i~traaIsoe imub bam, bier
ssiaa bisis SpsisIiatteIir bGm tiars.
On GamiIisHs fsrite gntOmft til grafuerna os Dos
t%attslisn poa Sobannesifiarst sub muIissn bapbe patt
nossn Wpiissnbso i G%iiteIsist, par bsnus bIsusn iaa
s%fslsltt, Of Der nepps par nOsd Wsnnsits, Der nu taIts
en- ben SrsmmsSs, Tom Sntst siOrbs for at tiItratte fig
Opmartiombso % bsrfOr Osiua uubsi, ben.
waan bapbs aItiO formoSst, at ben ups Stranbbeboer
afs par aSsn UaioIsr, itisnt Gan bpsrtsu ft greus eQsr
Bsfss susr ipntss at itua 6OrbinbeIis meS uoset Nlens
nsite, peb bpsm bisie MioIer tunbs tomme BAN ibGnoe.
SteeetomiHbrs maatts ban bape bapt en- SiIos; tbi
flsHt ban isIU ~foripnsbe fit turusIiss gprS meo 6it,
~forbrsoss Der bog Mlse Tor at Ieps os in6tisbs be rias
Goraab, fOm @aroIus bupOs aommisfon at msobrinas
,ra fine &eiir til Spsrne. SnOretninssm at be imaa
aamre, br OptOs belle Suist, ubpiits osida, ON snb ben
msi fOrbrinssIsis SimpsIbsO, bog Oebos nsssi pputes
Iigt Os gttpsmt. iOm %banIpite al Gaufs ON Gattisbom.
Oct mckenzie al bisie garsIisr, fon baubs en- uS.
gang til ieue 6lippsu. bsbOsbss at astshr isIp; bet paa
D%snitre 9aanb, csiaa msS sseu uSsaus, Of GeOrs;
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

S"antbalmi @runblasser,
@tisitOner SfreisruO, bar uO0ipet en-
fort Seretnins ont oenne interesiaute
0tisiiOn os bens @runOIGggere. Iums
feten er netop nu bsipr9et trpft ps uo'
sipen af aomiteen Der i 2tmeritu) for
oenne MiSiion. Gen teller % Siber
% er opermaaoe interesiau o9 troes=
itprtenoe. Den erboloes bos be fleIte
nprf'lutberlte 9rniter % hos Mis'
iiunsfas ierer s. 8Ottelien, 1900 &iper.
iibe Gpe., Minneapplis, Minu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
&irfelige @fterretninger
gnlur greiOnbnt Of oanaes eun.

Yaitor greioablii at gauges Gpn'
ODE bar npIis uifentIissjort en- Grtiiel
| "S'anbinaoen", bOori ban auleonins
BET al gr9iter % Meolemmer al 9au'
ses SpuOOs fremIaste 5orlIas til en-
fat Organization al ainamis iiousisls
itabet untpOer iOm en- Sanbipuliebeb,
at Ro9le bermeo iorbinber Gauten ON
OpretteIien al ct npt a~irisiamfuno.
Gan aoparer imOo at Uprette ct Cell
Ifab beitaaenOe al Renisbeosr os 5Or'
eninser ueo SiOen af airien, iiar ba
Der / 5urlas til S%onititutioneu tales
ON Sprettelien al en- iarss.n uoban'
n%eIiesuntalt for porosnoe &~inamisiios
n9rer, fOrOi OerpeO lasses g~espnoelien
til ct MT airfeiamiunb.
San tiger: Oct er en- pua bet tjris.
lige Omraaoe meset bet9ntelie Srems
tonins, iOm life bsr ~betrastes bare pau
Cperfaben; ben bsr 9jennemltues for
at blipe ri9tis iuritaaet. SmiOtertio
bare bet mig tiuaot at beos ainamis.
fionsnS Senner, Tom trOr us ertienber,
at Der er nOf a Barrier inosn Dor
8irfe %bertiGanbs, par life mes at l9s9e
@runoItcnen iii Herel"