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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THE number of insane persons in
Georgia who cannot be accommodated
at the Asylum, is still increasing. It is
stated that there are now over 200 of
that class. This is one of the questions
that will stare the next legislature in the
face.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THE Congressional convention could
have done no better than to nominate
Judge Crisp. While we have a good
man in office it is always best to keep
him there.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THE peoples party makes too many
promises, but while they have the glitter
of gold they have not the genuine ring.
The Omaha convention tried to concil-
late too many diverse elements. These
numerous and homogeneous elements
cannot remain united and harmonious.
Discord and division will come sooner
OF later The new party will probably
not carry single state. 1t will hardly
be strong enough to throw the election
in the House.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

Now is the time to take good tonic
medicine. Hood S Sarsaparilla possesses
the greatest merit, and is popular ia
vorite.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

WITH republicanism and the force bill
thrt atening the South, the third party
has no room in this country.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

TBoUGH democracy has the advantage
in its platform of principles, and in the
record it has made as the friend
friend of the people. Democratic sue
cess cannot be secured except through
an active, aggressive campaign of edu-
cation. The duplicity of republic inism,
and the fallacies of third partyism must
be clearly shown, at all times calculat-
ing upon strong, active and able resist
ance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

DEMOCRATIC defeat this year means
perpetuation of power to the republican
party. Mr. Harrison declares emphat-
ically that the force bill must be enacted
into law, and will be if the republican
party is placed in power for another
term.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THE gubernatorial convention will
convene in Atlanta on the 10th of Au-
gust. Governor Northen will be nominal
ted without opposition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

For twenty-five years the South stood
as solid stone wall against republican
ism and oppression. 1t was the wonder
Of the civilized world. 1t is now a sad
sight to see it writing amid the horrors
of dissensions and strife, and white men
applauding speakers who roundly abuse
the time-honored leaders of democracy.
IT'S sad indeed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THIS is the time of year when every
bodysgoes off on health and pleasure
trip and returns soon after tired and
worn out, and more deeply impressed
with the fact that "there is no place
like home" for absolute rest and COM
fort.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THE original portrait of Pocahontas,
painted in 1912, says the Boston Woman S
Journal, has been secured for exhibition
at the Worlds Fair. 1t is owned by
Eustace Neville Rolfe, of Norfolk, En-
gland, a descendant of Joho Rolfe, whom
Pocahontas married.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

LET the third party demagogue be
stripped of his dark veil of reachery
and turn the light of the noon days sun
upon him-and his deception and hypoc-
ricy- and when the honest alliancemen
and toiling farmers of this great state
see him as he is with all his hideousness
they will repudiate him and consign him
to the dark abyss of oblivion from
whence he will never return.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

WE are glad to note that many Third
p 'rty people, after reviewing the situa-
ton intelligently, are coming back to
the Democratic fold We believe that
all true men will do this whon1they come
to themselves, as it is always consistent
to vaeillate the right way.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20
SsATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
LUCAS COUNTY. G

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F. J..
CHEYEY q Co., doing business in the city
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CArARRH
CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day December, A.
n 1909
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

Halls cataTh cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for tes-
timOnials, free.
T. J. CHENEY & CO..
Toledo, O.
NEESnld NV d,11nnistc z
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

EDITOR r. Don MCLEOD, of the Macon
County Citizen, has this to say in his
paper, writing from Rome; 1.-THE Geor-
gia Weekly Press Association is well
represented here, but not more than half
of them have been booked yet for the
Western excursion.
Most Of the editors present are young
men, very few have reached middle age.
In manly appearance and general make
up they seem to be far above the average
gathering of men Of this number. The
people of Georgia need not feel ashamed
to De represented by such body of men
in the great Northwest
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THE annual convention of the Geor-
gia Weekly Press Association was held
at Rome Tuesday. The editors were
given a hearty welcome and splendid
banquet, ana then they started on a
westward excursion in special coaches.
The trip will extend through Texas,
New Mexico, Colorado, and other west
ern states. The next meeting of the AS
ISOLATION will be held in Hawkinsville.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

l hereby tender ny professional
services to the public. Office at my
fathers residence seven miles North
OF Dawson. Calls promptly attend,
ed day OF night.
LUCIUS LAMAR, NJ. D.
I again offer my professional SER
vices to the public. Office at my res.
idence seven miles north of Dawson,
JOHN t. LAMAR, NJ. D.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THE Pinkertons who went to Home
stead to do battle against labor were not
sworn in as officers of the law, nett er
were they asked by the officers of the
law to assist. They were therefore a
mob which the other mob badly worsted.
AS old Bill Kaigler says, 'It'll learn EN-
to take joke
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20
The HOMESTEAD LESSONS.

SO fay as its iawless failure is con
cerned it is probable that the Homestead
trouble is over. The locked out work
men nave been in possession of the Car
negie property, but the order of Govern
or Pattison sending to the scene a large
body of the National Guard will doubt
less put affairs on a peace footing and
restore the besieged property to the Tar
negie Company.
There are several important lessons
which the Homestead tragedy will i'm
prees upon the American people. One
OF these is that the enforcement of the
law and the preservation OF peace and
good order cannot safely or rightly be
delegated to the Pinkerton hireGngs. nor
will they be permitted to usurp the func.
tons of the State.
Another lesson which will be carried
home to American worlzmen is that the
high tariff does not make higher wages.
That has been one of the loudest PLEDGES
OF the republican party, but the Tariff
Barons are also Ro5ber Barons, and they
have no sympathy for the workingmen,
whom they deliberately rob The locked
out people at Homestead have had the
truth forced upon them in way that
they cannot misunderstood. The work
ingmen all over the country, who have
watched the memorable struggle, will
also read the lesson, and in November
they viii go to the polls and repudiate
The party Of false nledrnS
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

THE day of successful sneering at
''Oook-far ming" is past, exclaims the
American Farmer The farmer who
succeeds nowadays must read-read a
good deal-digest what he reads, and in
diligently apply it. In no science is
there more progress to-day than in agri.
culture. The farmer who makes money
is the one who keeps up with the times.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

In the consolidation of the votes at
the primary Of last Friday, the following
is the result:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20

TBoUGH democracy has the advantage
in its platform of principles, and in the
record it has made as the friend
friend of the people. Democratic sue
cess cannot be secured except through
an active, aggressive campaign of edu-
cation. The duplicity of republic inism,
and the fallacies of third partyism must
be clearly shown, at all times calculat-
ing upon strong, active and able resist
ance.
LET the third party demagogue be
stripped of his dark veil of treachery
and turn the light of the noon days sun
upon him-and his deception and hypoc-
ricy- and when the honest alliancemen
and toiling farmers of this great state
see him as he is with all his hideousness
they will repudiate him and consign him
to the dark abyss of oblivion from
whence he will never return.
THE annual convention of the Geor-
gia Weekly Press Association was held
at Rome Tuesday. The editors We're
given a hearty welcome and splendid
banquet, ana then they started on a
westward excursion in special coaches
The trip will extend through Texas,
New Mexico, Colorado, and other west
ern states. The next meeting of the AS
ISOLATION Will be held in Hawkinsville.
For twenty-five years the South stood
as solid stone wall against republican
ism and oppression. 1t was the wonder
Of the civilized world 1t is now sad
sight to see it writing amid the horrors
of dissensions and strife, and white men
applauding speakers who roundly abuse
the time-honored leaders of democracy.
IT'S sad indeed
THE day of successful sneering at
''oook-farming'' is past, exclaims the
American Farmer. The farmer who
succeeds nowadays must read-read
good deal-digest what he reads. and in
diligently apply it. In no science is
there more progress to-day than in agri,
culture. The farmer who makes money
is the one who keeps up with the times.
THE Pinkertons who went to Home
stead to do battle against labor were not
sworn in as officers of the law, nett er
were they asked by the officers of the
law to assist. They were therefore a
mob which the other mob badly worsted.
AS old Bill Kaigler says, eth learn EN-
to take joke
DEMOCRATIC defeat this year means
perpetuation of power to the republican
party. Mr. Harrison declares emphat-
ically that the force bin must be enacted
into law, and will be if the republican
party is placed in power for another
term.
iih oiislii"l porlralV OF Pocanontas'
P''n'eu III lolz'sayS the Boston woman
'oulii"i' mas oeeh secured Tor exhibition
aV 'iie "orlu ran IL is owned by
huS'ace NeVllle hoIIe' OF Norfolk, En-
grant, descendant OF Joho Rolfe, whom
Focahontas married.
WE are Slad TO note that many Third
PTty people, aItef reviewing the situa-
Jl0n lnJGlIlOpNtiV. COmlnU hack tO
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-07-20
The Primary.

%=Sold by druggists, rs.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
Qnnit / Wsu,n a, ,r,,..c.nn,

Hflttt I Wtelen. ct irpat.liot uisf.
testilfaloe inbtrai ben abe Ro, inn.
paa Wslsbruset oeo Ranbeim, 9runO.
biem.
Mslsripeno a~leranber Sarper, Der
bar nrbeioet UeS RDuen / ca. so War
ltuloe op os lRsge en- Sem puo en-
Hemlttue til Drift al en- suarn. Ws.
lermelteren ltuo isjen / lite Gtaae oo
oentet pnn, at auarnen ItulOs aoa
grit; men oa bet bespnote at ia Iaa
lang I'm, git ban Op / 2oeu @taoe. Ser
mpote BAN ct gDieliet Spn. GnOerne
az N~leranoers S~alstprtleoe 6aobe taoet
lat &emItiocn5 2(rel % fuuIt BAN.
Stget git III meS gpnets Start rnnbt
otlltrllt9 arelen, bet enc Qaorben par
%a'lIaat, Iaa Benpiben Itot no; 6pooerne
ldmt se9emet iprppri9t bar Iuert lem,
leltet. Srpittnsien par albeles tnuit.
arogoe bar en- orOentli9, tutalafbols
oenoe Wtano meo BET bebite Sou for lin
5Ienelte, GruItab os 9li9topiplbelie.
9an sTterlaoer fig Gnts. 8sruene er
borne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
On e~pt8parenoe Staet.

5or tpoe Gnr iioen bar Der ct DAMP
itibsielItab 9iuerpOut, iom baooe BRIG
for en- Cont til nopioelie al line aous
torbpsninger; Tomten eiebes at en-
ugtit Dame Of ubeitemmeli9 Nloer.
gun iolste jim 2omt o9 ct tibet gus
paa ben for en- meset biatg Bris, men
/ & ontratten bleu Der efter benoes 5urs
langenbe fat iub ben getinsetie, at bun
o. en- 2ebiager ifulbe til snbuer lib
bape fri Reiie Omboro paa Selitabets
Sfibe.
9agen efter aontratten bar unoer'
tesnet, iOlste BUN fit Snbbo os git ON
borb paa ct af SelFabets 9ampitI6c
uben at brpoe fig ON, bOOrben Del
itulbe. Chen bar BUN beitanbis leoei
omboro paa ct euer anoet Stib; en-
Dame leoiaser benbe iom "Selitabs'
bame." Nan bar resuet no, at bun
bar toitet 9ampifibene firth Tuien ar.
nu nplis bsb Selfabet benbe treti 9n'
fen fontant, ON bun uiloe Opsiue benne
fin Ret. Wen ben alorenbe Somfru
iuarebe, at bun life for nosen 8ris
pilbe ialse benne fin "spisoarenos
Billet
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
9 nj t.
CsIaa en- galafanoibat. umiooels

Sgiaa Ell galgfnnbibat. lmiooels
bart ipr Snlget mootog "RinstIsb. u.
Gp." fra en- @jelt9iuer / a~ipbenbaon
ipl9enpe ret originate StriUelie.
Slnoet 8ien9lper ben %bOgltaoeret, TOM
bet mooto9 ben:
"2emulg 9a9blao".
Sr. 8eoattBr! ga ieg al glaoene
ler, at Ser 5Dltetbin9mano Qaber9 ennu
life bar inaet nogen Mootanoioat til be
iorreItaaenoe 6oIteibiu9uals, iaa unb.
laber jeg life at Meooele at bois DC life
ifnQe fiuoe cit Mfauo Der er pllig til at
title Jig, og iom fan Jamie Sppoiitios
mems Stemmer, iaa er llnoerte9neoe pIls
Zig til at title fig iom acknowledgement
DOB mob ltarp front mob De prouiioriite
2ooe, bpis jes iaar OpfororinJ til at
Stile mig iom oeniamleoe Expeditions
fanoioat, itdl ie9 itrur tomme til iteoe
% aiboloe no9le SalgmDoer.
Wteo a9telie
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Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
Snopieliesief.

@rnuo Sorts Colleges bsitiostise Snos
uieIie foresanr paa 5reon9 ben life Snli,
1892. Con. 6. &. Mater, 5ormaHo for sReo
Riper Salep 9utberan College asioeiatiOu,
oil uGre 9ageus 4reiioeut. 5DI9suoe Bro.
gram oil uoigres:
J.. 81. II 5ormiooas iamles man | Cole
gets tore Gal. Sanseu oil leoes af 8ions
Wsniobeos gbOr. gaifor 8. RoaItOam,
Stolens Beitprsr, bolesr 3utimaiionstalsn.
gnitOr o.. SODme. ben JOrsnsOe airiss Jor.
mauo. bolosr 3nepisIiestalsn Boitor o. $.
Bsrberotn9 at Sarge, " t. taller pua en-
gelf.
Miocus ierOrres al 9 ! GOussets Spite,
Cal.
III. 81. A gftsrmiooas iamtes man after
/ College Salsn. 5alsr poa Rorif os On.
9ellt pl bplees. "Biarue~ Ranosdor Of
@rauo Jorts o. 9ions Rsnisbeos gbor as.
%liiterer. Blnnot 3ulerue napnes: gafto-
rerns Sob. EfteSaI at Grafton, ". D.; o.
DftsbuI, Burton, q. D.; zbors gsssH, De.
corab, Soma.
~2uud" 81. O..
III. aloiteu 8 ON gitsuen atoes en- Con.
cert / gOueaeIaleH unosr 9ebelie at isisenoe
aomite: @eiis gfara anisr. guuuar Spii,
8. q. PASTEL. 5eltIisbeoerne afluttes mso
en- 8auiet 81, o / gouessts Commercial
Soon.
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GraHb Sorts ip~reitadr Cpu urtninseu. YRiO-
bag so Gents. "euud@ IS cts. Banittteu
81. Snot9stsrne tilialoer SioIeu.
vile Siolens Benusr flernt os a inobp.
oes til at oeltase | JeIten. Romiteen.
40.l84
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
NDrge
%.-a,b m,aem Stebfar % Steo.

geb qdamanosret I Sranneit.
ailstii ben lobe Rai Dffentli9
Epd s,iso mob anuO aOlsruo os aart
.faI. fra Slaa / Saainsbal. &nue
s';.r;s gteSfaber. 9isie TO is9te
2 ,s SS soroen ON 9iauoelie til at inos
w ssnteitab. 0a bette er iurbnot
~ SoSoipniua, blep anora9enoe afs
Se reiite ba Uper til S.mcrifa
Aaa .s,tspieOes / Gbicasu al Ell epange'
q ratssrt Brett. s 1887 Tom De til'
y. n glorae ps iortiatte Der lit Gstes
s s.s,tioe Samliu, men bleu iatte unber
r.gols' geO Sgieiterets DOM al l4oe
as.rts 1889 ioemtes &nuo Z Maanes
~ ~5troiarbeibe, os &ari no9le 9a.
:" sono us 8rso, liseiom @steifa'
y ,rtlrreoes %usplbi9t. Straffen blep
'";sl,rtiS peO 8enaaonina for be9se8
S,StommenOe aniat til nosle Sases
s,roicL, ium nbiuneoes.
Sc mites osreiter Ell Stuno, itiitebe
s,srOen o.i.u., men hpttece | 6ebruar
,sS9 Iaien iammeu % fortiatte it astes
s,bslioe gumliu; be bar berunoer faat
gerr.
n, 1T Gorbolb. De tiltalte paatpo,
# Be par rettelis ps loulis slite, ug at
s,rss Samuittisbeb fUrbeo benz at
qurper ertlerebe be 3iltalte life lfpl.
ria, bporefter &etten uiiasoe 6rlinbels
tsOOM.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
Sverige.
Woroet | Nlita. Sic

Woroet | Nlita. 5ierbin9smnno
Horeu er MI o9Iaa ogo, iaa 8amilieu
DblsiOn, Moisbo MI itaar antl19et for
to Moro. Carl SblSion bar ertienot,
at ban, oa ban ian @apea o9 0Oreu
tumme, tog ueo TO 8ifler os ifjpO isrit
Noren % liOen @apea. 8rgorene nns
iaa Roren for opbeli9t %iaaret, men oers
imob life @auea. Qnbers Sblsion
bOlot berfor @nuea, meoens Carl Obs
Jon laoeoe ben enc Rifle paanpt og iau
ifjsb ban, uaatst ben baarbt iaare6e
@apeI bab bsntigt ON Staaniel.
Den foriGroelige l1oaab bar naturs
lispis iplot belle Sverige meo &aoiel
os Sarme, iaa meset mere Jon bs9e be
Mproebe bar asteoe os afboloteeM ano
ps br9btes uuoer ubGpelIen al fin @m.
bebspligt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
ninlatsiperQsmaalet. DE

NDHlulaIe1pprBeWaalef. 2et pet'
bmsbetjenote Sambur9erblao "Ssriens
6aQe" bar | lit Numer for 17oe Wtai
Il lGngere SpiatS meb ouenuaurte
1Ueritrift. Sorfatteren omtaler fort
Soninlatiasens S,itorie ps aiuer bers
stsr ell uorebnins af ben for Nur9e
ueIbtge Mtaaoe, bporpaa 8oniulatu9ies
net MI er prbnet, ibet ban pmtaler ben
iusnite lloenrissminiiters Wa9t | uOrIte
spsr0Smaal. Sort. nHpner ben neos
iatte 9Uniulattumites enltemmi9e Snos
filling ON eget &oululato9ien pg &es
sisriug8 % Stortbings Sitting I'll
sl9eu.
Otter at babe gipet itutiitiife Splpss
Hinoer ON 9tUrse3 Sanoelsflaaoes Stsrs
ulie / 6Orbolb til Speriges reiumerer
GOriatteren be @runoe, ium 9jGr at
GOrge oil babe e9et &OniulatpGi Ell, |
iagcroe:
Norge os Sperise er pau mango
6dnOel8omraaeer fonturrereuoe eler
bar ioritjelli9e Snteresier.
HOr9e pil BABE NprbmGno til at uares
tage line Snteres ier paa be pi9tiglte
S%anOcl8iteoer | ublaubet.
&Or9e pil lelu babe 2eoelien al fit
RUniulntueien, meo ubeluffeube Senipn
pan line e9ue Snteresier at funne be-
Femme, paa boilte Steoer Der ifal ops
rttes nUrlfe aoniulatppIter.
Norge pil baoe ct moberne &pniulats
VaIen - iaaleoeS oronet ipm be andre
SulturItuters.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

Dtr, scars srItsr,t -gftvr saarnars eimoa
aHefrisH BcqtpT'. Hrsias. 1dttsysu o~fsrirnS Sc
moHsooftcr BoHfDif ntrD DtaEo. Rus 30bHisa Ttru.
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itao. arrtua' Abp0es Rserrs eai1broorr, Bsou
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batter. a. m HuOss5 n @imie; brpSrrisnrtisu On
aebtili drHcisn Rriae, o. afoso este taitsr @leus
irus IsrreSoaitsrs Bsrn.
IroH5bicms Stficrct - otter WaIsr gcrrus
edrfru 1aasrviasu grgina3 geauoens latter AZ ito.
liass @Iieitab. Faris, a. N. Jo5n JohHisr Gu'uls-
DclS.
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sFteisn artoHcr rnru.
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Rafh.
sitter or. 5cvtricu stnsisubai,ru. Hr0'ua raii,.
rem 9oHis sFurtits.
Wsltem '@uobraHoseatsHs Eltigryt.
Otter D'dlt Etsoatt,r Babrt. drVtHa lial,s 5sa
PReu amRnsIsn
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tpien aruiHi: 5sierirH Johannes arit ari,H.
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HguiuaGr: SrHuyu HHorcds NS,gisu o. 9 sHHsis1urn
Bcser HHton Golarbi,a.
aorgsbrya stttrst Stir Cfaas talsogia
ErsBoIt. aB.H9r. bstrsHt Jads "a 1obsuur.
ttJae alitf o. bgtrori dlberi Sea, Wtu1.
3~ubcrBGHb zt'irrgt. - Otter EfcHo0rr gcrsu:s
Clisu. u Birafr, 20 aHud 2grchbs1tttr ca aareu
5Hrius gorH g5ottgt
5~taUaHGgr =tHtfr,t. Jfty 1atobtas gshctieu
sli alb WaRN, rau6a 8maHs GIri gsotrfca. vi.
yta3: 5twotpi So BfoE gessien.
! LGtgHs @t'tvst. GtT 5stsraaeymdHa Qarg
siaicu y pSpolbsb0u9ct arriHa r rs Farru,
5sH6rs ssHbmsr sittrei. 20 . lisr saat'ai,
1]Hlc5ora E6ogfilo Bat. sr. Hrb.ns : uHeu IbortlO.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
siOmanpshiem / 2rihiania.

SJpHlaHDsD1eW ! 6rtWtuHln. VII
ing ameritanlt Brett, M. &pienoabl,
ION er fpot | Sperise, uabnebe iprleoen
It Sipmanosbjem / ariitiania. Marfes
l9 not bar ct Iaabant life tibligere eris
tsrst. Saapel i Imerita, / Speri9e
O0nt Der bar Roienoabl uirfet for Sas
gen, % bet lptfebes BAN berueo at fda
larlIet Wioler til at iatte fin Blan /
MolDrelle. Siemmets S%norcbning pg
Ho'tgr 9lCr Goieupabl mesen gore.
ssr 'Qrefinoes ialt IA gerelier, pg 8es
Oemmell9beberne tGnfes eno Doerlis
Stre uoutoet. 6or 8 arpner u9entli9
Ui SI0mGnoene Der iaa ct bpg9eltgt p9
9Oot EoIjl % iulb SOit, ligeiom Siem'
met oil pRre bebjelpelis meb at ifaHe
lae NO9ereuoe Spre. s ct p~elmpbleret
% rllmmeli9t 29iepGrelie foreiinoes
Naa0el uOrite lom ipenite apiier.
~ geo Observation-Disclosures sjoroe
NOlenOabl for be mango inbbuone 8ebe
pr oIemmets SOrmaal % girtiombeo,
" oell bpg9eliee Stemning, ipm peo
Sslne GelIisbeo beritebe / bet liseiaa
s999eIl8e 9otale, bar 8ibuesbpro ON
.. Ger tllu berlfebe en- Weniug ON, at
a0lenOabls 8eitrabelier er blsune tros
"sOe r1eo ai9iurt Selb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

SpOsialb. So9ueprG1t til aaltrup
pan 5nlittr, 3. 81. s.. 8labn, opoe ben
lobe Mni. Den Niosoe, Der bar ieot
1912, ieirebe Gorsoa9cn isr fit so stars
Subil9um.
- SparetasieoireftGr &jobmo. s(ns
tbon SSe9 | Ranbers er bBo / Ell Iloer
al 81 Nar. Ifosoe bar tioli9ere Wieos
lem af &anoers Bpraab.
= G~ntrepreupr, 8ammerraab @atz
sob, &psfiloe, bgoe ben 20be Wtai efter
iaa Cages Sp9eleie.
- Sorsmeiter 8ulf | Slaselie bsbe
ben 21oe Wtai al 2ungebetenbelie.
- Walermeiter, 0bmo. U. 6. Nus
berien | Ranoers er bso, 81 Gar 81.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
0nn nj life aienie Hrhrelnnhet.

8ampitibet Colorado, ium antpm til
Bergen 3Orsoas ben 19oe Mai, meos
braste 4iset al en- Ncromano Ole
Slien Stiteuolo, fra 4ltepolo, / Ssnbs
ijorb. Mauoen bapee / mango 9(ar
boet / Miuneiota os uar MI pna
Seien til Nurse for of beige line
SlG9tnin9e; ban opbe omboro paa "Gl=
DORADO" Z nprIte 0til ira Suioinosp;
ban feb ben Ienere Sio al 9priua.
9i9et blep al en- SlGgtning, Ser bar
ombOro, fDrt til NIfepolo for at begras
pes Der.