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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
WHAT INTERESTS AT TONY PISroR's

Tony Pastors Theatre Is PLEASANT place 10 spend an
evonins this usually il. Ms E"ssi" Bone
hill should probably rank the most important attraction
Her reputation and favor her the ocncr she cones
and the longer Of he. mower songs ar"
quite as clever as which first attracted the AT nio
OF Nh Pastor. audiences 70 her Two or thfer SEA ois
age One about young joan Bulr' IL especially htths
for an English singer ike Miss RonchM 70 orer I" an
American audience She sings 1t cleNerY. too. d. j.
natural Another. on subject Of buttnrcups ani
daslts is particularly charming from III" way IN when
II T. done more than from the song i'fef bu'' Of
couy,e Playma4s" l. the hrst nvoritc because IL hHS
exactly the kind OF sentiment that ALWAYS goes TO INC
be,rts o. The gallery boys Miss Bonchii has the art
which ts unfortunately rare among the women OF Tho
ya,ietv STAGE O, wearing the ga'b Of man without
ever being the least vulgar.
Mss Katie Lawrence displays some cohhcai woe IN hei
song .ph Ta-1-ra and the audience IS 'f 700 oee'F
moved 70 joln in the chor, though the monDcfs ~ d"
band are able probably through habit, !" cohuo u''"
feelings suncIentv 20 do The br'e Powers Ur"~"'7
ard .ha one Powers sister remarkable beyci' I'''
and eool dancers aad altogether amusing M's''
Leon does cmc things not u be cxectd OF 80 SINAI,
boy Tony PASTOR docs exactly VIVA; Is eKpee~u u n'"
His audiences have known him for long tne Inc,
are A. r,,ny o'hcr entertainers usual ana uey "'e
ordcr
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Posto0.cr Notice.
.ad daily by oil interested, a. changes

Should bs read daily by all interested as changes
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Italy sps rOyssa and Trn ,S per res la rs S"'sos
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rossSo must nSs 10 drssTd ISsr2: at II
Hfn s.. Is c cs 'f @ SpSs', and S
And othcr Mexican State. Vera Cruz, must % directed
md md c s'g N A ps' Pin.
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srp,'"cs.a i 60 "a S S.,. rsr'r sSs
!se@.i snd tSScsy:. be Sr.e'rd pr Aaoo
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sr.n II mr. % up'psGsaIdts p m ts La rs os
s ssS9;as s f',sst Per ESsp" GLASGOW Gsss:
rn,t I've directed '''per Ethiopia.
strNDkY.-At 8 A. m. FOR Progress per :. s. G. Condal
etters for other parts Of Mexico must be dectcd TOR
Foyhal from New.Oreans at - p m. for Blue
nHds psr g. Guss!e from New.Orle,ns; ., 80 D. m.
Tor ST. Plerrc.Mqne on per steamer from North syiney
" Mails for the lIawcil'n Islands per g. = AustaliA
from, Sa1 Francisco lose bcre daily w 70 November
III AZ q 30 p IN. Mails fo- China AM japan, per
CITY OF Pekig from san Francisco close here daily up
to November 20. at 80 p. Malls Tor the Society
d'iiy up TO. Noynhor 90, At 80 =; NJ; Mails for
f.isnds per q. s. Monowal from san Francisco. Glaze
arrival at NewYork OF Auranf with British mails
for australia. Mails for China and Japan VIA Van.
covc Especially addressed only close 1T this Office daily
up b so p. N. Mails fer NewfourdLr I'd, by all 70
Ialav and thence by ar clos, at this Office daily
AZ 8 80 D. Malls for MIaueon by rail u Boeor,
and thence steamer, cose ut t Office df iv At 30
p NJ. Mall. for Cuba by rail 70 Tampa, Fla. and thence
co.c at this once daily a. so a. M Mails or Mexico
steamer, close at THIS office daily at a. m.
Trans Pacific mails forwarded to san Francisco
daily and the schedule ~ closing II arranged the
presumption Of their uninterrupted Overland transit ~ san
Francisco. Mails from TIE East arriving time NJ San
Francisco the doy Of sailing Of steamers are dspashd
thence the same day.
Registered mall closes ., p. m. previous dsy.
English Fr,nch crt G"rm,n steamers the hour OF
closing Of supp erenary mails at tho Po.tonice which
remain until within ten minutes OF the hour OF sailing
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
rostortce. New-York y. v. November ~. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
DIVER nr TILE MANHATTAN SINGLE TAX CLUE

Tn. Manhattan Single Tax Club will give dinner this
evening al tho Columtli ami IL II expected 70 De the
atee,t qther,ng OF sngleox held In tho city for
same time Eetwecn 300 and 400 OF Henry Georges fol-
lowers Will sit at the table. The subject OF Mr. Georges
toast will bc Fnge- OF God" An Incident OF the
ampaen OF 1883 furnishes the theme for the toast In
that wear Mr. had repeatedly said that Providence
vu, behind tho Democratic party. When the news OF
cyean' defeat came him In the midst OF group OF
il followers on, OF them asked sarcostcoiIy: We'll,
Mr. George do you the finger OF God In this' NO
,,t H. /, there oil the same" tho reply Other
spakeri a the dinner viii be Thomas u. oIeirhah'
v'homas L. Johnson w. r. Ellison, Coonel Thomas r.
Wilson Louis f. Post, J. Dewitt Warner and Charles
tlcdeIIck Adams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
TIE SENATE FIGHT GETTING WARM
-cAvmp4rrs WHO orrosE I'm

Edward Murphy ir.. continued 20 hold The head
Yesterday. for Dcmcfailc United states Senator 10
succeed Frank H>cock TN, the question had not been
~cited 80 entirely 20 TIE sausmc;pn " Mr. Murph'
and his friends they would IKE. lie remained
In the city Yesterday and had many conferences with
his adviser, here and c'-ewhcro. but nothing which
occurred could obscure from thcr political vision the
fact that BO~s- Mclaughlin and Tho Kings County
cohorts had not boon made a party to tho arrange
mcnt On. The contrary. Nr Mclaughlin was quoted
ne fnvorng the election to the coveted plaoe OF s"n
atOr p. H. McCaurn. 81 Hronhlyn and all Mr. Nc
LAughlns powerful Ii, Of follower hive hoen shout
lnc The claims 0. Klns, Comfy aud ~ 1900 majority
Tor Cleveland ever since.
BESIDE, ths there are number ~ hrkcr' against
Ito Murphy programme reported near h"me. Among
these are named Colonel william, J.. nrvvn. Senator
from he VIII General Martin T. Mcmahon. S"nalor
from IA, With Charlie, T.. Nice LELAND senator from
The kin. and some others up through the state. ~
l"Ing ready 10 JOIN McLaughus band Of twenty or
go IN -hc support Of another candidate General Me
Mahon q was .a.d ready 70 sdlc The FIRST chance
Of getting square with Tamuany Han Tor 'hc way he
was turned dowl" 80 please General slckl's lasi
mnnth senator Met LELAND I, II candidate for '"i
icctor - o." Port ad VIII hr apt 10 d. any hin. WHEEL
NAV seem to farther his chance. II :. believed In
zone quarters that MI these senators would gan favor
in the eye, 81 Mr. Cleveland hy refusing to come into
the traccs Tor Murphy. and that they realize ,hls
already.
In spite u Lieutenant Governor Shechnn's announce
mcrt I'm hearty phrn~- that j" wa for MURPHY for
the senate few politicians doubt that he hopes that
something will yet 10 make him Senator lllll
colleague II was declared with great po'ltlvenesN
Yesterday by close friends Il Governor Flower ua'
he would not make wN for Mr. sheehan's euncFimt"r
Al asp ntious by vnmtng the executive char am
accepting Il CABINET portfolio The Governor family
and immediate relatives are said TO be unpuhhhcuN
against such a .hlft II this + go Mr. Hhcehan VIII
not be liley to TOOK with dsayor upon a break IN
Inc Murphy programme. ana might BE- expected Ia
give some def assistance. senator lIll also. many
think may prefer ~heran to Murphy. II docs not mp
near that the senators consent Ia tho Murphy plan
wa obtained ANY more than va, Hugh MclAughlln's.
All things considered, thee f. lively time ahead be
fore the senate contest l. decided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
DIED..

is "s .%. e z" A A sss"a'
a. ss .sss F gsss%ssr c nG r'"'
III Dsss, " III e. &c I s e
Funeral services WI be held at s.: , hSs',: ehSrsn' Mos
viii ss sana & Cen Il Depot and Vii
e. c:ss Monay soosn
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
cscW ESys%sr 81 his late residence No.
Funeral Msi' service. Issss:say SSsS%oor 10 "'o"".
pENNERLEIN-On Sunday evening, after bref Illness,
Penr DenTeren in the 6s.h yer Of h, age ,,o,,
h s. as an sdnes Iso on wednesday
,I NSys%Ss, n iS Wsoa 81 p n" sharp
year Is Lydia gardner boniaeH widow Of VIM
:ass gy' e., to s ssse s 3: Fssy
,n %s1nas a. At W y sfaSsa'
Hns esy II ,ss SSH s year Z" Of Ms age
Funeral services at ST. Leo' ThSreh xnys,ss i7b
II Eng p ana H. N''''' '''' OIL i''''''s' ' ''''
srS%:s. g. e S s E Ess s5 s
P aye hem n' pss sSr at the n dpon o. the family
1 81 e. ya S' a ss @ Sn
McLuREon Monday s.n.g NOssmoGr H. c; "a w.ss
rntermsnt a. Carlisle, Penn, Thursday.
H. Raymond. ,, ,,a ,yo.. -7,hs,
New.York Wednesday, 10th inst at p m
Relatives and friends Invited
Interment at convenience OF fafnily
Massachusetts, papers please copy
ROSS-suddony at PainHcld, ". j., Sunday, November
10 1892, Cornelius L. Ross. aged 80 years,
Funeral services his late residence Il5 fsnnelu
Planheld " J., at p. WEDNESDAY November iotn'
Coaches will meet train leaving Lbertyst nj 80 p me-
c. r. II.
sHERMAN-At his residence, Jos West 1Sist,st. Neyem'
Der 49, suddenly, OF pneumonia, Benjamin Lewis Shef'
man aged years, eldest Of the late beaIanin d.
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funerI
services his Ia, residence "Wednesday evening %"
o'clock.
Int ment Port Jefferson n y.
SIMMS-On Tuesday, Novcmbcr 18th, 1892 Mary A.
widow OF David T. Simms. IN her Goth year
Funeral services Der late residence o3l Lexngtohao
New.York on Thursday, November 18th, at O'CLOCK
D. m,
TRvsLow-on Sunday. November ISa at Hanovs<
Annie T. and the late Samuel w. Tfuslow.
residence OF his mother, 40 East 57thN, Sew-fork
WUITE-At yineland NewJersey, on November l!1s
Hcman Lincoln, only Of Lucy Dunbar and the lsss
Ieman l.. White, o. New-York
Funeral service at Vinelsnd. % WEDNESDAY Novehos
Train leaves Sow:York q. Las m. via Central r. 4
Of New.Jersev foot Of Lberty.st
Intnrnent at Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
rcrUBEs BY RUSSELL H. CONWELL.

usselI H. Conwc the pastor OF dr'ee baptist oh"ren
y.u.ae,nhia and the president Of Temple College wi" uo
81 eleven lectures at the Young Mons Chrst."
..o.,,tIon Hal No. West onchundred twenty nun
. The series will begin tomorrow evening, anu "'0
-, If In, lecture Is Lessons OF TnVcL Inc o."oi
,or,e. n. announced will be Acres OF i,a'" IN,
Hp'' n, a priv,te Life" "Garbaldi." THE Jo'y
Hs, . ;, THE Silver Crown Born KING
. ~. nmhus looking Downward" "oratory 'cenos'
..rso puzzles Of Psychology" and The uhn'sco'ccu'
nv " 40, named M Conwel has been IN turn
u" '"e ,d,or IN the vsr Of Tho Jishei,on i""Vsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
y1y THE coIUMBUS MONUMENT.

Tho Executive Committee Of the christopher 'o'"r'o"
Monument has issued earnest appeal Tor I"'u"'
ia TIE columns o. al PTogrcsso ltilo-A"'''"'o
I,,. ana Americans The call contains the information
TIA, the f,nd collected by tie conmitUt ma proven u"
SUFFICIENT 70 complete the structure owing u ~ se1
cost Of LAYING Tho foundation and raising the co'i"'
largo nun Der Of subscribers arc SAID 70 NV
- go. .,h.crt,,ons The names Of all contributors
70, t,,s rost worthy object VIII be pur'sheu' anu
souy.ol, print aasncally designed and CONTAINING
picture o, tho stanc with the arms oil SPAN anu '''
national eoiors Of italy. will be presenter U e'0"
All contributions may DO sent 70 tie 'o"'''''' ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
CONCERT IN AID OF An ITALIAN HOME.

A concert under the management OF ltalo Camps'ahi
,,u ho given at the LenoX Lyceum Saturday evening
next for the benefit OF St. Raphael's Italian Home ~
w,yerey Place. The home established BY the 81
Raphacs Italian Benevolent Society. for the protection
and ,enent Italian immigrants Archbishop
rg,n T. the prcsldent; General Edward Fsrrcro vice.
nre.dert the Right Rev MonsIgnor j. de Concilo. treas
urer and the Rev Foncis F. Bondn Is the secretary OF
th society and director OF the mission and the home
Archbishop Corrisan and the Popes Legatc Mon-ignor
sao are expected be present at the concert Ticket.
IN, the entertainment are sold at st. Rsphaes Homo,
No. Ils waverley Place. Brcntano's, Union Square tho
lotr, Rcadonna No ~ Union Square, aud al the Lrnox
I've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
HENRY KLOpPRNBURG.

Henry Klopp,nbure, one OF the Oldest ana Dest
lnown residents Of the Ninth Ward, died AT his home
on Friday lie was for fifty wears u the trustees
of 81 Marks Lutheran Church. and for thirty yoars
, tq's,cc OF thc citizens savings Bank and director
n IN, Gcrmana Fire Insurance Company. lie WAS
born I'm Hanover Germany sevehty'se,sn years ago
ms widow and four children survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
,,,co povor, ryyrE rETUKNS TO ANERIcA

Mis- ponoa TINT, who gave some tcna' HaoN success
~, erun.c readings at tho Newport Casino last summer
b. o., ,,u,ncd from Fne1and wicr. she went six weeks
aga 10 MI a fw engagements. 1heso also were "s"P
gratifying M their results. Miss Tynt Is wen ho""
in England but her entertainments hove yet " Oceo"'
fan.li1r In New.Yo:k though many Nc"-forN peop mr.
.nd - her s.aA,rgs IN Newport a few months ago
shs hrinss the best OF credentials from sueh po?e ~
Miss Fiicn Terry Lady Florence Dixie oscar "''d' ana
wl.on barrett She viii remain 81 Anicreo uro"e" inc
coming winter and VIII probably lecome az popular DO
4 render ,s si,o already Is in her own country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
prTER nENNERLEIN.

Peter Dcnnerlen OF the most extensive dealers IN
domestic tobacco leaf this city. died on sunday NJ hls
home At NO 1926 r>Nng,onave. Mr. Denncreih was Dora
In Germany IN 1929. lie 10 this country III Iof
and ever since had lived In this city For ceNch
,.nr. from 1871 "a 1857 Mr. Dennerein was o school
Trustee In the Tenth Ward. For more than Quarccr
ctury he was an active member OF tho Republican party
lie leaves " lie and Ms sons were associated
business under the nrm name OF T. De"hcreh
sons. The funcr, will be held at Mr.. Dcnnsrens
home 4, o'clock this afternoon. Jamcs \. Blan-
hard will Solver the funeral Grafton Tho burial VIII DC
u Wnn1lnMn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

axlty that charace.zes this whole work Of revision
he declared.
Dr. Patterson summed up substantially as follows
the result OF the abors OF the Committee on Exam
inaticn. THE committee finds that IN many instances
1t Is hnrd TO determine what the authors OF the
overtures mean, or what they are trying 10 get NJ
In conclusion the committee would ask the Presbytery
OF Chicago not TO ind0rse the revision OF inlth as
proposed by the report Of the General Assembly
After long discussion the matter was postponed
fnrf Io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
MIRRIEN.

THURSDAY Noyembe, 1 Fsss
l5th.st. nv Ills Grace the Archbshop OF Sew.fork
Vrrine daughter q Frederic II Coudert, to fredefick
H. Benedict.
KIssAM-PROwN-At Christ Church. Brooklyn. Tuesday
evening November 18th, by the Rey. Arthur d kia.
solving Leila IIomeyard daughter OF De VIII Atntop
ROW. 10 William Vanderbilt Nissan, all OF brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

ADVERSE REPORT OF THE CHICAGO rREsDY
TERY'S COMMITTEE OK THE GENERAL
ASSEMnI.Y,S ONERTIRlS.

NNNTNTfIN
Chicago, Nov. Is (spccnb.-The Chicago Presoy'r|
Is much exercised the proposed revision OF tue
" Confession OF Faith, The last meeting Of the
local rrsbytcry WIS for the purpose Of passing It's
opinion on the ovcrtllrcs handed down from IN"
General Assembly. Tho report the subject when
wss presented by Dr. K. W. Interson's cohhlt'e''
opposed the revision from the start, ana IL was pih
that the supporters OF the Asscmby's DECLARATION
were to be severely criticised. Dr. Patterson an
nounced: "In examining this report OF the Assem-
bly,, We find that n great nany OF the proposed rev.
sIons are faulty There are u number Of amendments
which n inerpr.ted ns they read, offer aihrmatlons
which the Scriptures fail to sustain Then the
speaker discussed the oycrtur,s section by section
The overture stating that sinner who sncereI
repenis Of his sin viii be- absolvcd from punishment
8 altogether mild. and Is sample OF the grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
BISHOP W. II. MILES.

Louisville Ky Nov. l5.-Bishop W. IL. Miles. senior
bishop OF the Colorcd Methodist Episcopal Church In
America died at his home In this city yesterday At
the age Of slxiy-fvc years. The Bishop was Ken
ckian and he at all times enjoyed the confidence OF
the whites well rs those of his own race. He was
The organizer OF his church and was o bishop for
,wcntvtvo wears lie preached for more than forty
t.ufA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

II It possible to 80 through life without once
taking a Cold. many OF the minor, and not a few OF
the more serious, Ills OF life would be avoided But
since II Is Idle 10 hope for 80 happy an exemption, 1t
is we'll to remember that DR.. Jaynes Expcctornnt ID
"a sure curative for Cough and Colds, Asthma and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
MINISTER SPERRY SAILS.

Watson T. Spcrry. United States Minister 10 persia
accompanied by his wife and daughter sailed yesterday
on the steamer Trave. for Bremen. Mrs. sprfy ana
her daughter will take up their residence In Dfe'ien
where they will spend the winter pnd the Minister WIZ
70 on 10 Tchcran The itcy. J. II. w. Stuekenbnrg
also sailed on the TTaNe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

afan' IN emigration agent :, ,.,fmany foreign
nSpnuc"t 'or The Tribune other papers. and finally
minister Ills varied experience, and active life have
given MN much matter for MS lecture. and sermons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
WILLIAM =. sMEEWlN.

Troy y. Y. Nov. l5-wugiam T. sherwin cied Ast
evening al Waterford from Brights disease For twelve
year, from 1873 shcwn was travelling n'sen1er agent
far tn. Michigan Ccntial Railroad with headquarters
q, Flm'r Aiterwad he appointed district passenger
lgcnt for Northern Pacific Raroad. retaining the p'
ton until shortly before his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

The demand for Barrys Tricophereus prove. that -,
Il has been standard article With steady Increasing sla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

When baby was sick. gave her Castorfs,
When she was o Child. she cried for Castcfa.
When she became Mis-, she chung 70 Cestora,
When che had children. abe geve them Castosta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
Religious Notitea.

CITY CHARACTERIZATION UNION or THE METZ.
ODISr EPISCOPAL >HER( ll.-sccont annual coayentSn
the Madison Avenue Church eone Of 1othss cdnes
a. m. ond y. m. mss.-n citing. THURSDAY. 8 p u.
SpeakcFs-Rishop J, T. Newman, Rev. W. N. Drodbeck,
D. n. Of Ro.toH Mr. J. +. Sea,ies IT, OF brooklyn Al
interested are invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

LanolIne Soap 10 preferrct by physicians to any
othel soap f1F presrsIng the heflth Of the sfl.
Choicest sap In ito trade Indsrensabe N ever, lsdy's
boudoli, ASK your druggist ios LAN0LiNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

The n. Y. Parcel Express Co., No. As Est l2th 81;
2j under u, the city, ID cents Mali Iostai
and wagon win call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

The Cambridge, Sth~w. ard s3assY na ps!esisH
model hotd. Cuisine unsurpassed LQRENz uElCA
Representations Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16
w r.. MILLER.

Denver COL Nov. l5.-W. L. Miller, director OF the
Weather crop Bureau for Colo ADO died THIS morning
consumption.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

Der er 2ps Foruo for be li0taos
Rpiuoer, bois be blot usuoe ia imoo bet.
Der CT at saranteret ytioOst moo ATE
be I19stise GorhDrrslier. iroUiite S5a8
bsoer o. inisrtsfulse uor0ener, Der giDt
ROiuoeu stenoig. 1stte sr Ir. Bierct5 6a,
poritsR reieriptiou o. og ben gisr @0iuoerue
friiie % isrfe.
Oct er su Rgts Meoiciu, Der sr uoe,
luiieroe pssetabilf % i%ul0iommsn ufaoe,
Iig - ct fraitist Glmrumioosf iGaUetiom It
tprieuoe SRrmtooei for gtDmooereu o.
Rsrusrue, Der foruber % BiBr belle Sp'
ftsmst frditigt. Bet rsgulsrsr % frsmnsr
be noturlige Suuitiouer hos Roinosu, be.
iororer 5oropislieu, BERGER Blooet, iorja.
ger Smcrtsr % gin,, brirgsr forirtiienos
Sson os e~isusioer SuHobco % a%rTiter.
Roo psriobife Smsrtsr, iUag 8pg, rsos
tpussuoe G%oruemmelier, RerosiOa8beo %
ale "RoiRoeip9oomne" og tlregetmqsTg'
beosr CT "5auorits greicrtption" At iif'ert
Nioosl--o bet eneite, Der sr ida ufetlbar'
Iist o. uiriiont, at bet Tan garanteres.
Suis bet lite aaOusr etsr beIbrsoer, iaar Sc
2eres Benae tilbage.
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22

8obberports o. tuiiuoe andre 9ing, iom
peo fin Siisubeo % Brnst / 5ortioeu
blRnoeoe ben beunorenos Mrug0e; iors
giEuss ipeioer Eict sitsr be Itnteii8s
gataOier, I bpis Gale Nuiiteu 10 %
~tgsnstis @laoe beritcoe.
"5orfgrrcIisu bar sauite feiet bort
ben gppigc % itraalcnOe Siao.
"6er ma Tpiien til, o9 ben Baniro
pOuer life at ipotte eIer lnttcrliggiGrs
ben aabenbarins i bet fate, uruttelise
os benige 9errsus Orb
Ser / oenue Stao bar bet, at enoet
az be bortigrte SOBER iorimagtsoe / bet
~iaufalpte babplOniIte 6arsenltnb.
Suscn fan ioreiti0c fig, bOilten Tort
og frGnIenoe Gornsorelie bette r,antte
bare for ct ina patriOtiit %fribeOsuant
Os boomOoist 5Olt, iom 3soerue par.
Siar rammeoe etaSet baarOt Suoa
8eboers, bOis Smertsr osS at ripcs
bort ira Seruialems 9empel bar, iom
tnar Barnet rioes bort ira Wooereus
8rpit.
0isie itnttels bortiDrte Sober liant
lece Jig osrior / be title % itiernetlare
Nitener uite beo Glooens BREEDER for
at ipu9e ON be pnoise Sububiergc, bet
iauneoe 3iOn, oct fiRre 9eruiulem Os
be rOieniarueoe 3arons Sletter.
Ser peo GuiraiIlOoeHs BREEDER FAB
be / Iange Haoer % blanoeOe fine 5aas
rer meO @uirats Ynu6e og fine 3onsr
meo llgternes igrgelige Og i%laaeuoe
gDo, m'oeuS SnrpcrIe bang meO ilnppe
Stren9e paa Blletuiitene:
3eruiaIeml Ssruialeml @lcmmtr ieg big
Ddn pjsnfoe pgtre lc9 9iemnler!
Zen Tao. 0u Ct mere miQ rinocr tin,
@Io Gungen Oeo @anen jig iIRterl
(Ntere.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-11-22
s'leOOeren paa Sobannesifieret.
Bsrfte ~9eL-Sgrite 8eriooe.
UIg9tnin8erne paa "6rifareren."
apItroman of GmiIie Carries

h, Sa, Ot Tan not trGfie, = iparebe GaroIns aluors
fg5 .' pan banste meo Sorfiarlisbeo fat peo ben
%S,t0, Ger enonu ben Dag ioas, ofte poetlif 6orm,
.S"oTysr la blanot SfiGrsaarOens fraitiss 9iaturer.
S N.Y. gar 9ert benoe mere eno en- Sang, o. bet CT lite
hr" N.Y. al tGnte Jig noset Snuttere: bet or, fom ON
Soo Se'OolGloer flin9ebe imoo bueranbre; men bet
IT,, S "t'S s"Onu ittIere enb iaftsn, bpis man itaI tuune
iDm T To.S .9n9sr SObannes aIbris feIu2"-fpursts geOrs,
"@ ya00e hGOet Sanife taus os fOrbpbet i3anter.
/, % We Sobannts bsrer usl blot @efter; os bet unbres
"% oosr' Uen ~fOrreiten, buis Geors bliuer br til
son ,ro.I Taar bet tuOer % former itartt, iaa fan
,n Tr '9os.i8t 9sre, b~uOrIsOss SuarO naar / aIipyen Der.
ham, m ~, ~5 2~SoovIeOss &iamper faioer meO BUILDER os Don,
frrSs WI SISr8ene ieIp par TONNE paa genens, for at
F,oro 1 #So g%osranore; ia, ia, bet er sanite pii, bet fan
f,n ~ noe Paa. Iien ie, Der tomner Wober, for at
fnoo,' VI Glltsn er tost bet faa soo at trine inc o.
ygo qua OeH, 6rue: bet er gsorsS Sit."
bpr,t,. gSsor9 ON aitenen iasoe @oOnat til SaSeren,
go. USnNe uoen at Hippo bans 5aanb:
~ S,'19er oH big usI Der, Geors3"
lyrE ~ Sopaa, le9 bar aIorig bapt Bet Iaa morIomt for;
foIpsI Io o%9 I" Otr nOset 9tpt; os nu | benns uss bar Ga.
f,n toosl at ta9e mig mso til en- o, Tom beb6er Grpas,
N.n G3y.t Or Hal finOes Ell flor tunitia Grap % |
4 opoT bns '!!9ser ben nOrts SstOuse Gryssues Ben.
9"F'r TO- at SOns erpssus / easnet bieiu ~Iumft.Iis