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The Irish standard., 1893-06-24
A washington 81 Z, Town in Ashl

SEATTLE, Wash, June 1a.-News was
received here Sunday that the town Of
Myers Falls was completely wiped out
by fire. The loss is estimated at &c.,
600; no insurance. Myers Falls con-
tanned about fifty inhab itants.
The Irish standard., 1893-06-24
Cornell wins.

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 81. Cor.
nell, 80, defeated Colnmbia, go. il tho
annual 2-mile race on the Thames
Tuesday by eleven boat lengths. The
Official time Of the race was: Cornell,
10 minutes seconds; Columb bin, 10 min
utes % seconds.
The Irish standard., 1893-06-24
glesl.Ei,n. jlRIlooth.s ,WllI,ilIll.

New YokK, June 81 the terms
| 81 Edwin Booth' viii his daughter will
receive q Is bull sof hin estate which 81
estimsted &C
The Irish standard., 1893-06-24
llfar -, =, sciool-T 4 Z, Dis.

married school Teachers Dis issed. IL
I. 81. LoU1s, June 81. by IN edict il
sued by the school missioners all
rnar1ried teachers ia the public schools
have been dismissed. Nearly 100 teach
ers were let ont 81 81
The Irish standard., 1893-06-24
/ 5jjKllled IN = Finht.

" EDaERToE, Ind, Jnne 1s II gen.
ts.ral fight here yesterday Lewis boyer;
md Hugh Core, spropriett Of the only
;saloonsin I'M place. were killed.
The Irish standard., 1893-06-24
! FAvoRs SUNDAY OPENING.

4 FAVORS SUNDAY OPENING 5#SF.
CHIcAGo, June 10. The worlds fair
is to be kept open on Sunday in the fu-
ture. Such was the unanimous decision
of the United States circuit court Of
appeals, Chief Justice Fuller presiding,
given at II am. Saturday.
The appeal from the order of Circuit
Judges Woods and Jenkins closing the
fair on Sundays had been argued for
two days and the court of appeals re-
versed it and held that the local d.
rectory could do as it pleased in the
matter $3.50
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

that the existing conditions do not require
further reduction by his road. as it
is already selling tickets at much lower
figure than its competitors. MIR. Donald
son of the Southern Pacific says that if
any of the roads are responsible for such
a cut they must be prepared TO handle the
business at Sacrl1re.
The festive ''hobo" has not left Caifor-
MIA as yet by any means, but appears to
have made his appearance with the inten-
tion of remaining all winter. When he
tires of one locality he simply associates
himself with form ida BILE number of kin
dred spirits, boards a Southern Pacific
train and rides until he has reached his de-
sired destin alton. The following has been
received at the Southern Pacific Offices
TRACY, Cal, Nov. 81.
Conductor Allen OF train 80 had 1876
''hobos" aboard, and reports that he and his
force were unable TO put them of. Conductor
Painie OF train 81 to-day wires from New
man that he has eighty of the same class Of
travellers on his train who refuse to get Off
are determined to ride, and threaten armed re-
sistance if an attempt is made TO put them of.
Other inform tion from Tracy states that
the tramps who frequent that locality have
established headquarters in an old de-
serted boXcar lying alongside the track, a
short distance out of town. An old stove
and various cooking utensils have been
accumulated, and number of other arti-
cles of household utility and adornment
are periodically added by the various
bands of tourists who are continually
coming and going.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23
THE SUTRO BATHS.
Will Probably Be Open by the First
of the Year,

Adolph Sutro called upon the Southern
Pacific officials yesterday and urged the
construction of an extension of the Ferries
and Cliff House line from its present
terminus to the main building of the bath
house. The officials looked upon the mat
ter favorably and have ordered survey of
the line to be made.
Mr.. Sutro, speaking afterward regarding
bis baths, said that he hoped to open them
by January /. He intends to signalize the
occasion with little programme of oratory
by prominent citizens.
THE baths" he said, ''are the best of
their kind and will accommodate thou
sands. They will be welcome as promen-
aiding places, besides filling a long felt
want seeing that San Franciscans all like
to go In swimming. The admission will be
about two bits. and everything Will be
furnished. | shall have music and there
will be coZy galleries for spectators.
1T will be wise step on The part of the
railroad people to make 5-cent fare to
the Cliff House. 1t would build up that
country and even up fares throughout the
city. The outlay would soon be repaid by
the increased population, and every new
family means an increased income to the
railroad. The extension will be verv
timely TO meet the enhanced travel occa-
stoned by the Midwlnter Fair. which is
progressing in way that astorishes as
much as il pleaseS me-"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23
THE NEW GRAND JURY.
Seventeen Citizens Who Will Serve.
Fourteen More Names Drawn.

Yesterday morning Presiding Judge
Sanderson examined the thirty citizens
who were drawn from the box on Thurs
day last to serve on the next Grand Jury.
That Is to say, those who had any excuses
10 o1fer Tor not serving presented their OBJ
]ections to the Judge.
In this manner thirteen out of the thirty
were excused, leaving the following seven
teen jurors on the panel:
David Neustadter, A. J. McNicoll. Dan
lei OConneIl. George w. Fink, w. w.
Montague, Thomas j. Welsh, John Nc
Ihomas j. Parsons. n. L. James, Daniel
Harvey, Henry Sanders, E. L. Donnelly,
Leo GuRgenheim. Daniel Mahoney, James
Humphrey.
AS the number left in was insufficient to
form the jury County Clerk Haley drew
fourteen more names from the box, as
follows:
w. c. Kirketeep, 1917 Bush street.
Michael Flood, 723 Polk street.
w. Eastnn, 26 Montgomery street.
I. Doolan. 1924 Mission street.
T. Beamish, Market street.
u. Hicks, 1851 California street.
Z. ,. Benedict, southwest corner Mont
gomery and Suffer streets.
Samuel Shaen. 1920 Leavenworth street.
NJ. =. Wolf, 232 Kearny street.
L. 7. Drexler. 400 California street.
Leon Sloss, 80 Sansome street.
Sam Pollock. 927 Jackson street.
u. w. Beaver, Washington and Taylor
streets.
Thomas Ashworth, 800 Nc Allister street
All jurors drawn are summoned 10 ap-
pear before Judge Sanderson at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning, when it is expected
that the new Grand Jury will be impan-
eled.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

OF San Francisco. George E. Wilson of
pan Rafael and Joseph Hutchinson of
ralo Alto. The estate is estimated at
about $50. 600 and is disposed of as follows !:
10 his sisters. Emily A. Kellogg and Ellen
3. de Forest. of Birmingham, Conn, his
orotner, Sidney M. kellogg of Erie, Pa,
and his grandson, Walter Thompson Kel-
loag of Oakland. CAL, each the sum of
$1,000. The rest ana residue of the estate
up to $50. 600 is then to be divided among
MS SIX children. Ii the estate exceeds
$4,000 the following charita BILE requests
are to be made: To the Third Congrega-
tlonal Society of San Francisco. $500;
Congregational Church of Redwood City.
$1,000; Pacific Theological Seminary of
Oakland. $1,000; Young Mems Christian
Association of San Francisco, $1,000;
Ellen b. de Forest and Emily A. Kellogg.
OF Birmingham. C"nn.. each $1,000. and
Robert Johnston and Hannah Johnston.
OF Redwood City, each $500. The remain
der of the estate. after payment Of the
above charitable requests. is TO be divided
share and share alike among his six chill
dren.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23
THE YOUNG FIREBUG.
Miles Baird Is Considered Irrespon-
Sible for His Acts.

Miles Baird, the four teen-year-old boy
who set fire to the Clement Grammar
School on November 10. was before Judge
Joachimsen yesterday on the charge Of
arson.
DR.. Murphy. the family physician. was
called and testified that the boy ever since
his birth bad been subject to fits and at
times was irresponsible Tor his acts The
family had decided to send him to some
private institution where he would have
proper attention and treatment. The
boys mother had sustained such shock
by his arrest that she was now In a critical
condition.
Benjamin 81. Baird, the boys stepfather,
corroborated the doctors testimony, and
in view of the circumstances the magis-
trate dismissed the case.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23
Yale VS. Harvard.

In the Yale Harvard Alumni game to be
played on Saturday, the 2Sth, at Central
Park, the Yale team will be picked from
the following men: Frank Owen (captain),
James Booth. William Morton coach of
the Reliance Club and famous all over the
United States as a football and base ball
player, Thomas Stagg. w. ii. Heffelfinger
Berkeiey's giant football COACH. c. ID. Bliss
of Stanford, b. Romaine, Sam Knight
Harry Haight. George Rice and c. Wester-
ii. j. Earl, c. nj. Belsham, r. Barnes, A.
u. Cohen (captain). George Nj. Greenwood.
Thomas Magee Jr.. w. B. Sharp, George
c. Fisher, Pat Grant. w. P. HUMPHREYS,
V. r. johnson, f. p. Howard
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23
win of George ii. KELLOGG.

The Photographic will of George II. Kel-
logg was filed yesterday with the clerk of
the Superior Court for probate. 1t was
executed September 29. 1898. at Erie. Pa.
1t names as executors Walter Y. Kellogg
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23
The Time Limit Fixed

Internal Revenue Collector Quinn re-
ceived a Geographic order from Washing
ton to have schedule of all the property
of the Office and the lists of outstanding
taxes prepared and all stamps called in
ready for transfer of the office to Mr..
WelbOrn on the last of the month
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

SAY, GIRLS. if you want 10 fool that best fellow
Just ask him TO give you his package of Whites
Yucatan Gum. when he asks you to be excused for
q moment between acts see!
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

ELECTRICIAN, INSTRUNENT-M AND
IL thorough house wire man wanted. JOHN Mt
kLEIN'S Electrical Works, 72O Montgomery ST.
s e. pooi -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

Mckee Rankin is gradually being eman-
cipated from the embraces of infiamma-
tory rheumatism. and will be ready for
"'49' or SATURDAY evening next at the
AlcaZar.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

NOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS WAIT
er chophouSe or small restaurant G. CHAPUT,
box lit, Call Branch Office. no22 3t%
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

a ANTED TO SELL OR RENT A CHICKEN
ket st no22 3ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

at the Stockwell THE County Circus"
has not engaged the attention Of the public
as readily as was expected nor as the pc
culiar nature of the performance deserves.
The oddly Of the affair deserves visit. as
it is entirely new on our local stage.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

Roumanian musicians and Syrian
swordsmen, fresh features introduced into
the programme at the Orpheum. are hav-
ing their effect. This new music hall,
under an energetic management, has be-
come an institution for the amusement
lovers of San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

PARTNER FOR SALOON; EXPERIENCE NOT
necessary; small amount OF money. 63S HOW
ard ST. rn11 o.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

"A ANTED-MIDDLE-A AGED MAN FOR LIGHT
chores on ranch; must understand milking
and care OF horses and furnish good references;
wages 10 month Address MR. WILSON box
II, this Office. no22 2t<
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

W ANTED-NORTHG GERMAN NURSERY GOV.
w erneSs. must bring good local references, good
wages one that VIII go home nights acceptable; a
frst-class German cook one just arrived preferred
$50: cook and secono girl. same house in San Ra-
fael. $26 and $50. Apply MISS PLUNKETT, 424
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

The attraction at the Grove-street The
ater is The Lottery of Life"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

\ DUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS BAR
keeper walter or any Kind OF work. Please
call or add. Alb Naroma ST., rn. s. I'm to L. % So
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

RAKER WHO GOT EXPERIENCE ON RANCH,
- wants TO assist COOK; city preferred J. p.
box % Call ONCE no22 3t*
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23

E1RST-CLASS LADIES TAILOR WANTED
SCHIMMEL BROS, 632 Market ST. no2i as
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-11-23
HELP wANTED-coNr1NUrn

DRo1LER AND ROAST COOK FOR FIeS.->-
d class hotel. SIS; baker and pastry cao, fSi-
assist on range. country hotel $50: secoI oVk and
resta urant, city. $50 G. r. HANSEN & 90 COOK.
Geary ~
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
Sagn on CT Siporm Bangs
Wanoet paa Vois.

Zen b~etienote So9uiOrt4ler Sb. g.
SautenGs meooeier iDl8enoe: s Bangs
oanoet OpbuIot Der Jig / gamle Gage Ell
nbpre tor Sjpornl, Og itsrre % itprr ,
blcu ben for buert Nar. Oct par for
bunoet meo flor 5are at irroes meo
Saao pan &nnoet eller at opboloe iig
peo SrepOerue al Sauoet, for Slps
ornen opiIu3te Dem meo Sub % 6oor.
s ale 2anoetS Sirter blcu Der beOet
% opIenOt mango uarune Bonner fra
HrGIterne til Serrcu on, at Der mnntte
gives % iinoes ct Mtiooel til at fan
oenne Sjporm uRt og Orebt. Gubelie
bar Der en- tlog Mtalo, iOm ianot paa
ct Staao. Wton ltul0e nemli9 iGtte
Sangens &trteosr aabcn % lture ltIn'
neloe blnntt ale Wtetaler / airtel, iaas
iom Strfens aalt, Nltertpieitu9ene,
SD1etronen % 8gbeIaoet, lp0ge INa alt
bette bIante, Itinneuoe Wietal paa 9(lte.
ret iaaleocs, at Sjpormeu 9iennem Den
anbue &lrfeopr Tom til at ie alt bette
blante, lt%innenoe, beli9e Metnl.
Sisormen ltu,oc inuleoes lottet al
&irfemetullcts unoeraiprenoe Mta0t "a
blGnOenoe CLAUS femme ll9e ino i
&lrten % up III g|lteret. Som iaot
laa 9iort, alt Sirtemetullet blep puoiet
lflnnenoe blantt os lust paa Nlteret "a
a%irfecpren aabnet. Sjpormen tom oa
ogiaa pirteli9 nleo OpipIlet Sab Ga
luenoe zine meo lin ajGmpeltiftelie
~bu9tenoe lise imUo &lrten o. inc fiat
oeu tit Sppeo 9iennem sirtcopren o.
piloe ino til gllteret.
Wten Ell bebjertet % aaurslRru9.
renoe Mtano bar oa iGroi9 til at Ifpoe
en- &u8le / uDpret / en- bib Rina, iom
ben bapoe ON 9alieu, o9 iom ben tlpoe
Wanb bauoe TAFT om. Sture Strgmnre
al Blob ilBo ira Sipprmens ubure
&rop. Sele @an9spunoet btep farpet
rDot iom BLOB, bet iamme bar 9iliGl
bet meo Gluen, iom rinber no fra
San9spanoet til GOanserpano % pioere
til SOlItao, ia, enbus belle golltao,
Ijoroem til 8OsienGiet blep farpet Of
Blob.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
9ecprab % Sntcgll.
Gsn 6it 5sbruor 1893
glcrnuser Snas 6ontsri

iouoi Steo ben Site Snuuar. gei
hapOc inofnOst fig en- oauite taIria
Eor omlma, fem uco gppIaus % bpp'
piae Ircmtnlcclier t~jitjenoc9ap lin Gil
irCesbco meo Sr. 8HGs &tOIinipil. Il
Stpttcr, Der gapcs tIlbeoite, noigrtes
meo Slirerbeo Os I'm 5oritddclie, oa
2Ducrue LOO Hare "a rene ira bet uo'
mgrfeoc 5%uiirument, Sgnueu bar arpet
citer Gle Sua.
"a &ouecrten bare parcoe Ell Time,
par Der Uiituot benz, iom ipntes, at be
aicrrc UiIoe bnpe bgrt Sr. Bua iptlIe
mere, % De pllbc life rGre 9anite enlge
mco Sr. Bul, Der, inn ban ieuere no
irgEte Jig, life tnNoe iororaae Ian9e
8yOgrnmmsr.
Te, ipm hnUoe ben Jornpiclie at
trGHc 6r. 9ul uocuior 8Oncertiolen,
an3rer life rod at bdue 0jort 8ctjcnot'
TAB meo eli Mioro, buls SelepeubeO %
ucnlioc @Gicn pnnot ales SrluiIje.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
gieiich0e.

Reiica0e.
Mliis Marit &. &it tpm heb fra
@rano Sorts, q. o, Iurat beige
SIH9tniuge u9 Yaur6reuOe.
49, 6r. OBJ 9arien al Sunenu 60,
8is., bar tIbragt ct &ar Tigers 3iO
her / 8Den pnn 9ciCg hos i'm Ssfer
0irs. Geu. z. Rcpue.
49, 9Ontrattpr o. Sngnleitcr Goirms
blls 2orien al 9tutbucu, Sciua, bar
0ecOrab en- Gag iiOite ll8e pna 8iens
uemreiie fra 8lscOniit.
- Sr. @uitope 3bnlbers, 0tann9cr
ior 5Orbert Concert So, par / 0ecos
rnb oper SDnona. 0ette Concert go.
beitnnr AT Nhis Ollie Iorbect, &ioliuiit,
Ntr. SiioOre WtcQuiit, Yioniit, % ben
bctlcnote o. berpmte guttemau Sertctte,
Der, icm Oct oil eriuores, gap Concert
/ "8rnuO Opera 0ouie" Der / 9yen for
ct Nars Gio iiOcu % gjOrbe i~prtjeut
Sgtte. Sr. 8bnIber0 bar bcitemt iig
til at oiue ell Concert Der luanr eu9aug.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
Ten beoite Vapa I Wtroem;
han bare brtffer ltot.

IA 4plitioommer 2pon igaarmorSes
aabneoe lin Toit. ianot ban tpl9enoe
Yrsp:
"22oe Saruar 1898. 8pmmer 9poi'.
Sjrre 0erre! Waar Ynpas Sag IONS
mer pp ior Gem ioao, idd p9r Iaa ll''l
at pare lemialois meo BAN, pa min
Ssiier Celia Og ies lite bar iio9en ans
ben til at tG0e Bare paa os. San er
ben iniaeIte Yapl i 8ero:n; bans enelte
Sell er, at ban oritter liot ensan9
imellem. SOroan."
Sreoitrluercn err en- lpshaaret lioen
@ut meo ct 9Oot, i~orltanoi8t Inli9t p9
neppe oper ell ti-eleue &ar eammel.
6an itOo ueb 5anseootten, inotll bans
6noer, .. @. Serbian, aniln8et ior
u~proentlis Spieriel, bleu fort IND. ga
ben file 5pr iaa i'm Saber fomne, itprs
t,be ban meb ct 9labesitris / bans
Nrme. 8aaoe 5aoer % Son 9rao
title.
"Spao bar beuue Mano 9jort?"
ipurgte 9ommeren.
Oct bar fife irit for. at Der 9llnlene
en- 3aare / Sergeant 8aros Sie, ba
ban lpnreoe:
"Na, ingentins iarlist, or. 0ommer.
San bapoe bruttet iormeset p9 blep
bra9t ino til Spbeparin1."
"@oOt, ian laoer pi BAN Saa 'or
oenne Gang ior @iqies Stplo," iugpe
GOmmercn, ioet ban itrep "5riiuncen"
/ 8o9en.
ellie 8ilie bar utter Smil, oa ban
tus fin 6aoer / SaunOen % iDrte banl
no. s Saleus Su9gruno ~ilnttcoe
"Spiter Celia" fig til benz % ~itrualeoc
al Observation-Disclosures"
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
Gn bob 0nnbs 0ale Iparer. Qn.

t"""R r'"it ipytSt. Slt'
rer ubrbrano ~9aluuobor9, 9anmarf,
fortRQer: Min Slnb bar meaet iuo
'omtlOt9 meo, at je9 for itebie Itulot
reIIe bort fra G9nen, ies ppbulot mia /,
O9 loen at jeg babe nosen, lom lea
tllrOe betrO bet ipse Our til. Oct bar
npooeuOl8t at br9be bet. Seq toa SUN.
Den | Nrnien os iatte ben neo paa en-
@rasmart, boor ben / BET gie5lif. lea
'tIpo ben, inctog Ell iiooeuoe StiQiuo,
O9 bpOr ben iao O9 lOsrcoe af ale be
sr9lter, ben bapor. Seq too pua me0et
merit 9Olo bag ira Si9te paa 8aaboues
oct % toan9 mco flor Seluoueruinbelie
mig lelp til at trDtfe lDs. Otter g(ffp.
r'rI8en bar belle Den baseite % sperlte
Gel al 9Oueoet ION blrlt bort, Ga bele
9lernen lan IOm Smnnsrpn lprebt piot
ben oUer WIarteu. Mere piebliffe(io
emo Der ian 90oeu neppe tentes at iuos
trrOe. Oct bar blitltiae geir oa boa /.
9oao er bette? Salen paa Ben bppe
Srop beOG9er fig. Gen batter bsrliot
! @raSlet. Den lu9rer eiter 9voeu
ION fOr 9OOcn. Den iploer irembeles
0eE' l'olte Orore, Den mootus al sier.
men: ben at lo9re. !Sierneu err 10 blrlt
bort % tan life sipe auntrn. 8 rbre
gts0 semOO % meO ct alass arOaot,
Der 9inlot bet itjulte / Woturen. INN iso
en- STUMP % iaa paa, bpOrleocs aOarin..
gen lan9iOmt bleu iua9cre GA ti1iiSTt
Oelt 0pbDrte. Seq oar iaa betooet ri
5al'pmenst, at ies life oap Plat poo
goorlGi9s bet pareoe. Men BET porshs
NE laa laa Setunber.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
Scn %glaspieOe Offer.
8ioner:
g.. No1e.
g9urb Srebef.

Gn ing Wtnnp meo 6ldsgle bar Tor.
lopet % itnloe 9lite Jig, men ban bnpoe
liue acknowledgement peo at iprtRQe ben
lppai8tc ON i'm Sungbco. On llge for
SrVlIGppet betrocoe Ian Semmeli0br
oen til i'm tlltDmmcuoc Sui0cri0r, TOM
- til Spi9crionucns Sperroltclie -tuo
Sa9cn pda ell me9et bumoriitlit OinnOl.
Seq ijal briu0e bet $cIe / 0rOm
for Dig, Guttcn mIu; on bar brre at
8jrre eiter ait bet, ION ies sisr fora
laIten eItcr Ninoen, p8 ian ital on loa
le, boCr ~0oomooIg Miarie tar oet."
9hI, NiteucH font, %, i%oniunrt re
bnpoe lpiit laa SpI9erplpn pad oeu
unge @tauo % be9pnote at ign8c ben
9amlc 8lle:
"Aabotl alenocr on ben g!aSpi'Oe gtauO,
Zen 8Iaspt'oe Wtauo,
XIV HluSpl W Dkullu,
Spm Dor bps @ine, ben Mp?"
S9, oa ban bar i9rois meo Den iiols
Glrle, tp9 ban lit penitre Die no o. 10
bet paa Ell 3nllerten ioran lig. Gen
url9e OInnO blep bpilig iorbnuiet over,
at bans Waries Gar bar ligeiaa u5eb
Dig lom ban ielu, men BET GAP BAN Mpo
til at lpare meo nRlte Yers / YlisH:
"2inboi! ic8 ticuoer ben gluspi'oe Munc,
Som Dor hos Cine, Zen Wpl"
6an Iulgte i'm pproenoe Spigeriars
Grempel % la fit @laspie foran itg yad
SOrDet.
Warie bOlot paa at faa &rumpe ai
Cater, men benoes tiltommcnoe 0tonN
plolte life, bOao ban ituloe iige, oa bun
Iortlatte 8lien:
SEQ tienoer p9iaa ben slaspi'oe gtano,
Com Dor hos Sine, ben Wtg!"
- % faiteoe fit @laSpie / ct Gas
Sano.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
& ~ q c.

6lpbepriien iibite llgc uor % Gents.
49, &r. Sucr 9uricu refer joog til
Chicago Tor at gipre SuotiDb al @arer.
Ben Bear reiier til New Yort
citer &orcr oeuue llge.
Oct Stucipil "@lorinna", ipm
ben lobe itnl opirre3 / @runo Opera
Souie / 3ecorab, iplles Oenne llge i
NI9Oun npe Opera 0puie.
- 8elret III ON Sn9ene bar p9ret
rigti9 tplot % barlt. Nat til SGnoa9
% ,ou9, Munou9, er Der en- forrptcase
SueItprm.
Caucus for republitanIte StemEe'
bercttigeoe / Abe @aro afbuloes 5reba9
ben 17oe 6ebr. / 9oie Souie NU. 2, ST..
y &fteH.
- 8titrict Court bcspnote M /
M~anon8s; Der ioreli9scr en- Mrn9oe
SuHkh ~ SNVuIlplllJ.
Senere. 9ommeren er inoeiueet
ct eIler anoet Steo, ps Gourtet fan life
beQpnoc isrinoen ban blir Ifuffet no,
~untu9eli9 3irsbas.
-SanS Suspunger bar fiebt4 40 @cres
9uuo al Better 6. Sau9en for s14OO.
0enne 6Crtp li99er lige inO til Sos.
Dangers GienoOm % nlaa nniees ior Ell
9Oo 6anoel.
GcttOr giain9ton af9it ueo %.
ben Der Spen / Snsoa9s ps bleu be-
9raoet unocr 6rimurernes @uipicier.
San par ipot Npr9e, bar npale gar
pon NpOtbef | arlitlania U9 orp9 iaa
berooer. Seo en- meoicinIt Stple /
Chicago itubereoe ban Experimentation,
tom iad for bel 30 gar lioeu til De
eorab, bpor ban prattiiereoe mango aar,
retite berira, men tom after bertilbaae.
Sans farmaceuttite aunbitaber bialp
BAN ~betpoeli9t / bans Yraris.
- Zen 2oen Sebruar bar bet Is
Qar, iioen ajpbmaub 8. 81. Reliou %
Suitru ieireoe lit SrpIup, og / ben 9(ns
leoning bleu be beba9eligt o~perraIteoe
oeo at mOotase Seipg af ct Gar 9pgn.
les Spring9ropianere, nemlig Wtrs.
NeliOns 5prGlore, Orr. os Mirs. q. ..
5ois, SrDorene Srsoe % hilbert Sois,
ben Sioite leoiaset al fin 0uItru, Scr.
O9 @rs. Z. 8. 9Oelp % @tr. % Mrs.
Z. q. Gnoeripu al Sigblanopile. &c
reiite ira Sprins @rope meb BET iaIte
6OriRt at iatte RelioRs Stue paa Sas
get, Os bet fl De psiaa goo 5io til, ba
De ielp blep U~uerraitebe al SneItormeu.
% maatte li99e Oper til Ssuoag. Sels
itabet eiterlOo zig en- paroifulO 8reient.
Zen lOtale 4ipelins al The Sc
curity Savings and Loan Association
al NiHneapOlis, Minn., aiboloer lit
re9ulGre Garsmpbe 5irsons 4iten, ST..
1880 ! "7et Nprite Selitab~s Qotole.
Vile Weolemmer anmooes ON at mgoe
rem. g. Sbomp1on, Pres.