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The morning call., 1893-08-07
DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS.

The tribes OF the Improved Order of Red
Men in San Francisco gave banquet on Fri.
day evening at Union-square Hall in honor of
the Great Council of California, the banquet
being attended by over 300 members and their
wives. The committee had prepared an elegant
feast of corn and venison. which was heartily
enjoyed by all present The following pro-
gramme was carried out:
Invocation, Great Prophet Frederick Brandt ;
Introduction, Corn and Venison," Chairman
P. G. S. Benjamin +. Joselyn; music, Pro-
fessor Latter (corneD. Miss Lyons (accom-
pansn; "Great Council and Great Reservation
of the United States,'' response by P. G. 1.
Adam Smith; "Great Council of California"
response by 6. S. George w. LOWE; "Our
Great Sachem," response by j. Sims of No. 40
presentation of jewel to Great Sachem
Lowe; "Why We Love the Order"
response by /. S. S. S. Gumbenner;
recitation, casey at the Bat" NJ Campbell. p.
$. No. 10: Interior Tribes" response by o.
F. Searey. q. j. S.; The Young Men OF the
Order" response by A. Jackson, 6. j. S. elect
"Our Work" response by j. ". Maber. Il. &.
OF r.; Fraternal Associations" response by
Charles F. Rurgman. g. G.. of R. elect; song,
by George +. Armstrong. No. 70; whit We
Should Do' response by Frederick Brandt, G.
Il. p; The Old Men or the Order"
Those in tie Order Who Are Ever Young
response by Z. j. S. Henry A. Chase i;
Charity" response by Brother L. j. Cannon
OF No. ~; The ladies'" response by Brother
III. Gutstadt of No. 81; The Press response
by T. q. 5. Benjamin f. Josselyn. At II
O'Clock The assembled brothers and sisters.
with their invited guests separated all delighte d
with the evenings entertainment.
Mr.. Morgan Dined.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Marst0n gave an
elaborate dinner party at their residence, 2811
Jackson street. last Tuesday evening in honor
of Hon. William E. Morgan Of Washington,
ID. C., who was experimenting The transfer of
the mint 10 he new Superintendent. The table
and dinng-room were tastefully decorated with
choice flowers Covers were laid for ten and a
sumptuous menu had been prepared. A couple
OF hours were devoted TO its enjoyment, then
the guests adjourned to the parlors and were
treated 10 rare musical entertainment.
Mr.. Morgan rendered several selections on
the violin and piano, ana Miss Miller OF Chi
cagO played beautifully on The guitar. w. II.
SInson sang all the latest songs and Mrs. Mar
st0n, Miss Lena lis and the Misses Sullivan, of
sacramento entertained the company with
musical selections. Games and social CONVEX
satiOn were kept up until nearly midnight
when the party broke up, after drinking TO the
health of young MarslOn"
The morning call., 1893-08-07
A NEWSPAPER PARTY.

Saratoga Halliwill present unique appear.
ance this evening, when the pupils of Walter
q. C'Brien's dancing academies will give a
newspaper party. The hall Will be profusely
decorated with hundreds OF copies OF The
MORNING CALL, aStlstically arranged amid
graceful draperies OF bunting. Tue grand
march will commence at 8 o'clock. and the
newspaper march at 1890 O'clock. In the lat
ter each participant viii receive a souvenir
copy OF HE MORNING CALL OF tO.day's issue.
Announcements and accounts of parties given
at Walter e.. O. BreDs academies are published
exclusively in THE CALL
The Invited guests are: Miss DOllie Martin,
Miss Bias, Mr.. Monges. Miss Ashton, Miss
Lima DobsoD, Charles LanderS. Mrs. Pettijohu
Misses Babin, Miss Fay. Victor Josslyn, Miss
Addie aradero. Miss Belle Mills, Misses &. and
Tessie Coin, Miss Lulu II. Fay, Howard Carr
sou, Mr.. and Miss Curtin, Miss Benjamin
Misses Keefe, Miss Violet Holmes; Mr..
Miss Rock. Albert CusLman, Misses Nugent,
Miss Nettie Hynes, William H. Rock, Miss
Maude Watson, Miss Kate UCOnnor, Harry
Scott, John A. Green, Mrs. Hirscbbaum George
Walsh. Joseph Fl. O'BrieD. Miss Aggie Moreno
Miss Frances Ciaffy, Austin X. Tichenor, Will
liam Lauders. Miss O'Brien, Bert Longstreet,
Misses MISS saes Misses s " Hns Ms.
liam Il. Mann. j. Son. Miss May
er, Misses Nnnan, Miss Frances Voss,
Walsh, Miss Nevada Walker. Miss Annie We'll
bank, Professor and Mrs. Charles S. Wells,
George e. Walcom, Mrs. FrOna Eunlce Wait.
Wehe MISS e. Walsh MISS A Meo Wat
Il. Walker, Miss Katie Walsh. Miss A. E.
White, NJ. +: WEIGH. Henry Weideoman, Pro-
fessor Il. c. Wright, Miss M. Wengel, Miss An
wall ". sieuart webster. Miss Waite n.'. a.
Watson, q. +. Wildhagen, +. W,ibcke,
Miss b. Webster. Miss Freda Wideman. Miss
Lizzie Whelau. e. e. Levey. A. Hhsch, Mr..
bald: Miss Edna Atwater. Mrs. Burton, Miss
Ktiie B0wes, q. NJ. Wollenberg, Miss Nellie
White Miss Eta ZaliD. Mr.. Spiro. Thomas E.
Rock. Mr. Gee; Miss Lille Atwood, II. l..
R MsS,. and Kittie Burton, Harry C. Boyd,
FFlsIOeck, MT ssIdner, Mr.. Gl1anlow, ):
A Ada% Ms ss' Arnold A, Ms. s B Esses
J. B. Brown, l.. ID. Boivin, Miss Lulu Brown,
"a Bernard. Misses Ethel. Sybi and Ger trude
Biagnall, Mr.. and Mrs. George BroOking, s.
Burke, Miss Addie Baum, Val. r. BURY, Len
Brown, Miss Ida Bernard. Professor j. NJ.
BIancbard, Miss Maggie Brougham, William
P brdEe. MISS UNeil, Mrs Brewster Thomas E.
Miss Nellie Barber. S. Bestandig, j. +.
H Slrns u,a MISS L. r. Benjamin, Miss Brown,
'ioieo DlO"n. u. ". Baicn, MISS Annie
Baker. Miss Clark, ]. j. Beede. Miss Elsie
Browning, A. j.. Bennett j. Barrett. c. Nj.
Mary Balger, g. w. Browning. j. Berger.
q. Rrawnine. Miss Ban de Mark,
Miss Sadie Bishop. Miss Lottie Calsing,
MISS Lillie Coleman, b. Clark. &. Ctonise, john
Cribbns: J. Cullen. Frank Croall Miss Mamie
Clark, Misses Jessie and Neltie Coin, O. ii.
Carroll. Mr.. ana Mrs Carlson. Miss Edith Cox.
Miss Canavan, NJ. G. Cantel0w, Miss Nellie
Comfy. Miss 10 Cadigan. NJ. Clark Miss Anna
Clark, Miss D0lIie Clark, Miss Brown. Walter
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King; song, Miss NJ. Drobaz; recitation. "The
Two .i, Blondes" Miss Carrie weliseh; song,
dane. Irish liz. Mr.. Mccarthy; recita-
5Gs Are Y1a GS sag Aniaine
Mateo Drobaz. recitation, 'Tbe Lost HobOb,"
Hon G. F'zes6S5d SONG d Gns sews
ioyed until midnight, when all elegant supper
was partaken OF.
Following is a list of those present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jobn Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs John Tobn,
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Rose, Mrs. Welisch, Mrs.
Sullivan. Mrs SheaD, Mrs. Cameron, Miss May
Walsh Miss Mamie DrobaZ, Miss Kittie Kerr
Miss Minnie King, Miss Annie Shean. Miss
Carrie Wesch, Miss Mamie Shean, Miss Grace
Shean. Miss Alma Tobln, Miss Carr, Miss Me
Cartny Miss Baumeister, Miss Name Rafferty,,
William Shean, Ed Stack, Thomas King NJ j.
Sullivan, Laurence Albert, Master Welsch,
Thomas Sullivan, w. +. King, Mr.. Mccarthy,
Peter McGlade. James SheehaD. Mr.. Hewson,
Charles NJ. O'Bren. James Grady ". +. King,
NIateo Drobaz. George Ackerson, w. Emerron,
william Hanerford, j. u. Fitzgerald Gus
The morning call., 1893-08-07
COMING EVENTS.

The regular quarterly party of the County
Monaghan Social and Benevolent Club will be
held at Academy Hall, 927 Mission street, to-
morrow night
The Guerrero Club will give party to-mor-
row night at Its hall, corner of Twentieth and
Guerrero streets
The Excelsiors VIII give their sixth anniver-
sary ball at Union square Hall next Wednes
day evening
Fremont Parlor No. SO. Native Daughters of
the Golden West, will give It's third anniversary
party at UniOn-squ Hall next Thursday
evening.
Tue regular monthly entertainment OF the
Fellows Han next Friday evening. An o ex-
ceent programme has been prepared.
The Friday Night Club of Lorin will give Its
first anniversary ball at LOrn Hall next Fri
day evening.
Walter &. O'Brien will give souvenir basket
party at his Franklin Hall dancing academy on
Tuesday evening, August ID
acter party and banquet at Washington Hall
on Tuesday evening" August Is.
A camp IRE entertainment and ball will be
given at Union-square Hall on Wednesday
evening, August 10, by Fair Oaks Camp No.
10, Sons OF Veterans, assisted by Seven Pines
Circle No. 3, Ladies Of the Grand Army of the
Republic.
Miss Kate J. Grasses will give an interesting
dramatic recital at Zion Church on Thursday
evening, August IL.
Las Tomas Parlor No; u. Native Daughters
and dance at Rohweder's Hall on Friday even
Ing. August IS.
Robin Hood Circle No So. Companions OF the
Forest, vii give an entertainment and ball at
Union-sqnare Hall on Saturday evening,
August 10.
The Comrades will give their eighth party at
B'nai Birth Hall on Saturday evening, August
10.
Excelsior Circle No. 2, Companions of the
Forest. will give an apron and necktie party at
30 O'Farreil street on Thursday evening,
August "a.
The Merry Monarchs will give their first an
nivcrsaty ball at Union. square Hall on Thurs
day evening, August 81.
Mrs. Carmichael-Carr and Mr.. Sigmund Beel
Will resume their Saturday Popular Concerts at
Golden Gate Hall on Suffer street in Septem-
Der. aud the Pop" trio is now rehearsing for
the season a number Of novelties In chamber
music. At the first concert quintet by Sind
Ing, The new NOrwe gian composer, Will be
played and also string quartet by Schumann.
Alfred Wilkie Will commence his new series
OF ballad concerts on Friday evening, Septem.
Der l, at the new hail. 625 Suffer street, and
will continue them, at intervals oil two weeks,
Agnes Burgin, who possesses beautiful con.
tralto voice. and Henry Strauss. pianist OF
much ability, will be among the new attractions
at the first concert, for which a most attractive
programme Is being arranged.
party will be given next Friday at Flagg's
Dancing Academy, corner OF Geary and
Leavenw0rth streets.
The Kings Daughters of the Van Ness
avenue Methodist Episcopal Chapel will Give
an entertainment next Friday evening, 10
which all friends are invited. Admission and
refreshments will be free.
James A. Garfield CORPS will give q guessing
party ct Foresters' Hall tomorrow night.
The morning call., 1893-08-07
MILITARY FESTIVITIES.

The fifteenth anniversary ball OF Battery G.
Second Artillery Regiment, n. e. c., was held
in Armory Hall last Friday evening and was
most pleasant and successful affair. There
was an assemblage of fully a thousand people
In the hall, which was Handsomely decorated
WIN bunting and the national colors. Many
of the militia were In uniform and the costumes
of the young ladies were pretty and thoroughly
becoming. Excellent music was provided Tor
the dancing. which concluded al midnight.
The committees were as follows: COMMITTEES
of Arrapgements-W. S. Fleming, r. A. Gran
sion, +. X. Dodge. NJ. j. O'Keefe, g. l.. Seyey.
Rec ptiOn Commttee-Lieutenant E. J. Gradv
Lieutenant T.. Carroll, Sergeant ID. O'Conn or
Sergeant q. Zehender Sergeant K. Rivers, Ser,
eeant A. King. Floor Manager Theodore
Kast. Assistant Floor Manager-G. L. Seyev
The morning call., 1893-08-07
WEDDINGS.

ST. Joseph's Church was the scene of very
pretty wedding on last Wednesday evening,
when Miss Mamie c. Foley was united in mar
riage to Robert j. Espy Jr. At a little after
O'clock, wnea The strains of the wedding
march announced the approach OF the bridal
party the eatire nave OF the church was
thronged. The ushers, Harry Ward aud Ed
ward s. Becher, led the way. Miss Lulu
Foley was maid of honor, and preceded the
bride, who was escorted by her father. They
were met at the altar by the groom ard his
best man, Thomas E. Burke. The Rev.
Father Dillon performed the ceremony. at the
conclusion OF which the choir rendered The
beautiful hymn, holy Mother, Guide Their
Footsteps"
The bridal party and their guests then re-
haired 10 UniOn-sQuare Hall. which had been
tasefullY decorated for the occasion. Here
the happy couple were the recipients OF many
congratulations and good wishes, heartily aud
cordially expressed. The bride. a lovely bru-
hette, looked charming In rich robe of white
silk. with a long court train, and finished with
a flowing veil of white tulle. The maid OF
honor was preitily attired In a becoming gown
OF pink nuns Yelling The wedding presents
The evening passed pleasantly in singing and
dancing. At IL O'Clock the guests adjourned
TO the banquet hall, where an ell borate supper
was served and an hour was devoted 10 1t.
Werner-Vail.
Miss Florence Vail, the daughter of promi
nent farmer of SOnoma County, aud George
Werner, 4 well-kuown butcher of this city,
were united in marriage on sunday afternoon.
July 30, al the residence of Andrew Weber,
2212 Hickory avenue. Henry Homeyer was
best man and Miss Louise Winter was the maid
OF honor. After tue ceremony an elaborate
dinner was served and then singing, games and
Rotations were enjoyed until early morning.
McCam-Oisen.
The wedding Of Miss Sophie Oisen daughter
Of Mrs. a. Olson, and John Mccain, the col
lector for the Harbor Commissioners. took
place on Wednesday evening, July 26. at
Sacred Heart Church. A large number of their
friends witnessed the ceremony, which was
impressivey performed by Rev. Father Logan.
The bride was attended by Miss Lizzie Lennon
and the best man was Z. Mccain Alter the
ceremony the bridal party was driven 10 the
home OF the BRIDES mother 40 Fell street,
where many Of their friends congratulated the
newly married couple and enjoyed a delicious
supper. Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain have been pass.
ing their honeymoon at Santa Cruz
The morning call., 1893-08-07
A Key to Beauty .

The homely women long have been
O'ershadowed in this world OF sin;
The beauties rule, tits often said,
And will, till human natures dead.
But there Is one thing that the plain
No less than fairer ones may gain.
A homely face each eye begules
When white teeth brighten up its smiles.
Then buy sweet SOZODONT, and know
A set OF teeth as white as snow
A fragrant breath and lips so red.
Aud OF the beauties get ahead.
LONELINESS
Is increased BY using SOZODONT upon the
teeth. The human face divine looks anything
but divine ii the mouth is disfigured by dis
colored row of teeth. But when the blemish Is
Iectlfied with SOZODONTa gratifying change
takes place. The teeth become an ornament. tho
breath ceases to be impure as it invariably Is
when the teeth are not regularly andN thor.
ougbly cIeansed, and the gums become&rosy
ana healthy Such Is the pleasant experiopce
Of persons who are wise enough to use pure aud
fragrant SOZODONT.
The morning call., 1893-08-07

The past week was an improvement over its
predecessors as there was quite number of
ENJOYABLE balls and enteria inments Theeiiy
is commencing to I'LL up with those who have
been passing the season at country resorts and
there is every evidence that they VIII soon do
entertaining. \ review of recent society
affairs and announcements for the future is
amended.
The morning call., 1893-08-07
MISCELLANEOUS;
The Church.:

..Simmons Liver Regulator is certainly specific
for that class of complaints which II claims to cure
If any of our fellow beings are suffering from he
patio disorders and have doubts IN regard TO the
efficacy of this popular preparation, we can only
offer them the simple and candid argument OF
Philip to Nathaniel. Come and see Try the pro-
posed remedy and then you can judge for your
selves. REV. DAVID WILLS. Pastor OF Presbyte-
rian Church, WASHINGTON, d. Z.
The morning call., 1893-08-07
The Medical Profession

mo other remedy within my knowledge can fill
It's place. / have been practcing medicine for
twenty years and have never been able to put up
vegetable compound that would. like Simmons
Liver Regulator promptly and effectively move tho
Liver TO action. and at the same time aid, instead
OF weakening, the dgesti We powers OF the system"
l.. Nj. HINTON, NJ. b.. Washington, Ark.
ial3 ErMnWe lr
The morning call., 1893-08-07
The Judiciary:

IL have used simmons Liver Regulator for Consti-
patton caused by arrangement OF the Liver. and
always. when used according to directions. with
decided benefit HIRAM WARNER, late Chief
Justice of Ga
The morning call., 1893-08-07

Floor COmmlttee-F. r. Dodge. T. Maloney,
+: $. Carmone, j. Thompson, E. StrOth, IL.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
9taturcns fpritc Cop.

3ette er Collaborating ertienot at
bore o9 Soil, iom mob 9ln9reb al
Spgoom anpenoer ct R9te meoiciult Sis
trin9smlOoel, anbefalet peo @rfarin9 %
299ers 8efraitelie. aieiuer ct gpot Be
bis iOr Gisoummen i at ii9e, / Selbres
ben fprnpes os globes be. 8lanot Spgs
BONNIE, MOB bpilfe Soitetter's Mapes
Bitter CT iarlis beitptteuoe, CT Suag.
beoer / gtDrerne ug 8lrren, bpilfe cr
poerit furlise % baaronatteOe, naar be
~befiGmpes nteo alninoelige Mioler.
8lttereu fan os pil beieIre Dem. Sntet
Sionesbgro er iterfere emo bette. 8ru9t
fra Se9pnOslien og ueobliueuoe oil be
beoite &eiultater fuune pentes. 9enue
Weolclu ubrpober o9iaa 9e~peripsoom.
ME, 6OrItuppelie, 3pspepiia, Malarla,
&~beumatisme % Nsrppiitet. (5eb.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
Spr S~cnicaaaroen.

Sens, iom life rugcr, er: 9egborus,
MinUrcas, Bad Spaniib, 5feO Gaps,
YoIiih 6nmbur9s, FAINT be irauite Rus
GER: 6puoaus, Ga 6lcdes % 9reoes
occurs. GQe oisie lG89er bolce Na,
% ale er imau % ilpuer meo 2etbeo
puer ct bUit @irroe. 9e or uomrrteoe
SG9lGe9ere, flute til at fare OmtriH3
ps finoe NGriug, men or life iaa buaros
ipre ~liOcOperior Suloe. s iine SG9
siUcr De beOre Seberlu9 euO be tunge,
aiiatiite Seuiciln9.
Oct er mGrtcIigt, bupr uanItcli9t
bet or at iaa Soil, iOm bOlOer 9pns, III
of f~oritaa, at Dc mau iuOrette &aglers
nes Spioe eiter 6gnienes 2ptte. life
sfter fit e9et Stlon. Smdn lette Ssns
fan naturIigois baoe Dem bOit pppe,
men tur9e ma BABE Dem meset laot
ueoe. Selit bgr ale @ngler uare lape,
% ale | famine 6pioe. Man sjpr aft.
iaa ct Habit StiQnos meo 8agler, liacs
iom en- Riit, % Sgnieue oiI tribes /;
ibi paa ct iaaOant er life ben enc ipeien
for ben anoen, %, naar De ital iGtte fig
Up ON Giteuen, oil lettelis eubper iinoe
en- 9laos.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21

"Gu bar 10 BOG paa en- ps Raabe Ipist for mio,
GeOr9, uar GBeisus isrite Orb.
Seq bar aIoris Isiet TOT aIuor, Sr. &Ommanosrs
i@aptsin.
"SpOrior iasOe bu oa life, bpem Der par bsr StpIs
hiss5 Nn pec ies bet, men isg tan etbuert 9ilfaIoe life
biaiss bin 9uu5beb."
Seq par life iitanb til at banols anberlebes.~
NYFen bet par uristist, Tiger ies big; os Osrior bar
hu itrenst tasei, f%Ortient bin Straf."
Geurs tuus.
Seq tatter big life iuumeset, forbi bu bar reOoet nit
Sarns Gin bet bapbs gnbpsr meb bin SarbiobeO /
SDsmnins siort men ba Ou bag bar Iast ct urottes
li9t NOS, tn raft 9stermtusrtbs0 os ct sOot Sierte for
6assn, be tire fOrnemite G~ssnitaber for en- Opatis 50.
Hauo, ~itlGntsr ies big, til gepis paa min iulptomns
.IifrsSsbeb msb bin SpfsrisI, osuns 0OIt, fom lea IeIu
bar baarst..
5 gsOrss Sine sitreOs 9sRrgttsisus 9aarer. Saus
sasrs iaa manoise Os bgbe Stemue par blob iom ct
Barns. ba ban irsmitummeOs fin 9atfselie.
RosIs SstunOers lausbso opItoo.
Seors trosbe, itisnt ban lite bapos i.t nossn uiiqr:
sisanbs gsuassIit, at auOentien nu par fOrbi, o. at
gan bmbs tratte fig tiIbass. Daen bet Canine ban
nab ct bpbt But srsb fat / 9srIaaien, gan gbsien bam
q @int til at bIius os ptrsoe isIsenbs Orb:
1Spab aster BIZ at ~iOretase big, maar bu iOmmr
erm2 6pi5 @rpsSitionen bapbe uarst peO, piIOs bu fra
,isn9 i. paret auancsrei.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
NjerSe 2apitei.

Va 9eor9 par fommen op paa GGtte', q'"
tom BAN, ban i%pGpeoe, mere END ban 81, y" 4
@lenltano, paa buiIfen bans SItf Ip8ts al '"S
Sinoi9beo, ben 9umIe Stormbom, Der, sa0""
pen unoer armen, ipaOiereoe irem O9 iHOaS' n
nOner, iOm ban betrusteOc meO ct pit ~''rJn'''s
@eOrg nGrmeOe fig baitigt Og beOIo0eo' g-% \
ltenoe Gone lin GatnemmcisbeO, fOyoI 0'' "'
Straifeu par iaIot iaa milot no.
"6auOe Ou life tort iaIIt 6Iag, MN N''"y ,
ben @amIe meo en- iiiiig Mime "p'l0' % =
gang baDe iaOet 2~eiIisbeO til at 0e00n''"s "'
%finOeIieS 6ortraiieIisbep! /" .r-
$oan uiiteOe meo camper, Giminoe''9g. : IN
tiiicatoreu, " ct blan6t StibSOren8ene % w. ,n,
neoe Del al Munolfabct iGa peIbe'e'0' ID
@picu IanssmeO NgsruOeH sierns %fOF'''''' ~
uotaIelie. .. II
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Sa9ens rette SammenBGns, Loo ll9 "''
en- IiSeiaa fiiiis Wiiue JON 6IasltIPp'''"' -, q
"Goot, ies %iorltaar, - uebbIeu OG' gu"
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
Sarmen,6uiet og Sauen
epiu paa sarmeu.

Spcrmause 5uin man faI ieoe Iin'
tersu pper mna aibGnse al b~pprmeset
mo bar at 8soe for pem, % bpor rlirl'
meliet gus MA tun give benz. Saa'
auotiom eubper 5armer bsr bape lnn'
mango @riiepurIer, al ban ianr 8ris'
uieer NOT til oct Bette, ban fan glpe
Dem pm Gpmmcren; tbi en- 3aunegnng
bsr altio Spiueue bape. Snapiot ml'
list brr ma ogiaa Urge ior at 'aa TO
Rub llnacr bvert aa, al iamms Turte.
Stal Spiueue tripes, mac Be bare ct
eoot 8iuterbus; bet er et tort Seorn9,
al De Tan laoe iis nsle meO boaoloms
brln. Zen 5poe, be trGper alene 'or
of bolbe Sarme / Strotteu, uiloe Itrrite
Innst III llosiiterne for ct GUS I'll BEN.
gnonu mere nsopenoi9t er bet ict ling
sriie. ipm 10, iOruoen at Ieue. Osiaa ital
pore. Staar be title / 8Ert, ba sr
@suiuiten paa BEN saust ~iIpiten.
Gu 5nrmer bgr irOretts ia ianleoes,
at alt, bono SpireHe itaI foores %
gisocs mso. er prOouceret pan 5armen
ital Bet for cnosl tirbss, pa lguner bet
fig life. SoIo aIorig Here Suiu, enS
man altib fan boloe ! ieun COB Stano,
o9 oipoe benz naariombelt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
Sor S~nsboIoninsen.

Ste9te Giters. Gil al Sait fra
Eltersene, % ter benz poa ct rent
SaanotlGoe. 3pp benz, en- for en-, i
fnuite Graders eler 8rgotrummer, iaa
7 urtPrbr tug, ug oerpuu uttgr erdt'
srs. Stss Dem bruno / Smgr / en-
Stesepanoe, os ierper Dem beoe.
Scalloped Oysters. Tag en- Slump
Grsb muller, % snio Smpr iammsn
meb BEN, liseiom ON maj lapeoe en-
SpIonins for en- Gurtep. 999 ct Sag
al bisie drummer i ct Tibet Sllfiab,
berOper ct Sag afiilte Eiters meO liot
Salt % Iepper, peobliU iaaIeoes meo
Gag rfter Gag; eperit baues Srgotrums
uer. Stcg / BARN Dun omtrent 20
gliuuter. iaa Citerseue foyer, % 9rpo.
trummerHe bliper bruno.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-21
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"8et er min Wseuius at saa til aoffarSies isien, Sr.
Sonmanosrtaptein.
"@Oot, bet sisr on osiaa retteit i, min Orsns. 6laas
ben er en- baurIis Garriere for ~ubsmible0e Ssnnsr al COB
6aniIie. 9eper -"
Der Iaa ct m~Grteist llbtryt al SuipIraaOisbsb iaauel
/ 6apteinenS Gone iom bet titGntte SpsrssmaaI.
gnOeIis iapIereoe ban Satninssu:
~9eper bin 6aoer2"
geors rsomeoe. Oct par fsrite Sang, Nossn bapoe
siort BAN bette Spsrg5maaI en- ~iaabau Gone. Gan
par sunife ~uiOrberebt paa al iuare.
"SIip life uroIi9 - ies ipurste blot 6Orbi8aaenoe.
ISan er maaite aaersbs oso2"
"gei, life suultc, - iuareOe Gsors, ipm fanbt bette
met ouerenS femmenoe neo SanbbeOsn.
"Spao meuer buzz
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SpmGrtiombeo iputes at pGre
ip9not.
Seq ntener, at ban uel pau en- us Ntaaoe lcusr, men
meget eniomt. saulte ~iioIeret ira Menue1ter. Oct CT
M bans Smas men oerf for er ban en- Iiseiuaa ~retituf'
fen Mauo."
"Ss ban bor2"
"uOe paa en- spe aIippe SObusIebuS StiGrsuarp.
~Ss bu bu beoosr @eors 9etsIer Z" = psobleu
8ommauos rtapteineu meo en- liGrt Setoning pau 9taus
net - "Saliomt, at ies life iereno ioas bar la9t OiGrte
til bit Gfteruapnl De, r bsipnperIist, bet - bsGt mGtts
parbist! 49,. @sOrs ge;s.sr! @eOrs seis1er!"- eniO5