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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
TELEGRAPH IC.
As IT NOW STANDS.
On lbs Free List; Some Reductions;
What The Increase Will BRING.
THE AMENDED CHINESE ACL
Hawaiian Items.-No More Definite
News Tlll Next Month.-Powder'
~ and knights, Etc.

New York, Nov 23.-The Hord'd's
wn.hInglon correspondent claims TO
glve an accurate outline Of the new
adti bill, NJ far as determined. These
are the most salient points Of reform;
The free list includes nearly oil raw
and crude materials which enter into
the manufacturing Of woods, hair Of
the camel aud goat, bituminous coal,
iron ore, lumber, salt, silver lead ore,
tax, hemp and jute and a large mum
ber Of chemicals, all 10 be free. The
WOODEN aud linen mauui4 oiufefa also
gtt the benefit Of an extension OF time
nom three to six months 20 work on
their iiuished products.
The stoei rails will probably lie put
ntss or 50 n ton. Pix iron Will be
tut Al B per cent nd valOfcm, ami bar
non be reduced at least, 30 per cent.
hin plate will DO charged l cent per
POUND.
Tne specific duties on cutlery are
abolished, and an nd valOrcm duty
instituted. Bloch tin AMI copper ore
are on the free list There h a uni.
form ad valorein duty upon finished
manufactures of wood, but logs ate
Tree. Tue committee believe fuuuc-
lion Of 6or 10 per cent IN the silk
duties will yield ~ much revenue as
now,
me wool goods follow the rates Of
the sprl ngtr bill, hut ZONE OF the
cheapest goods, especially cloth, VIII
be- nut In n separate class at 30 per cent
ALI manufacturers cotton, ~ per cent.
This iuciudes hosiery.
Manufactures OF ilax, hemp aud Jute
Will to greatly reduced. In Wow Of
placing the raw material on ihu ifcc
iisi, binding twino h likely 10 be made
Tree.
The high duties on agricultural pro-
ducts will to mrrcllossly slaughtered.
The duty Ia retained ON lemons nud
oranges, but several other fruits 30 on
,hr nee list. The Wrapper tobacco
duty Will bc reduced 10 81 OF $3.50 per
pound when unstUmmru, lud 90 Ccule
more per pound when stummed.
There viii bo an advalorcm rate Of
% per cent on all grades Of sugar, AL
though this question II still uuen. The
duty on gloves Ia reduced. NJ increase
10 O,er, tobacco, cigars, but a change
on whisky. Tho proposed duty on
sugar will uring in about S3O,uO1,0JO,
an % ~ thought that some s8U,uUU,OUO
of yiO,OJO,OOO will be- received from
the increase In whisky and from tho
income lax,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

VANCOUVER, Wssh., Nov. 2a.-Gen.
etal Cabin retiTes tomorrow from ac.
tive command, with lees trouble on
his mind than anticipated. His son aud
party Of hunters, su0wbOund IN the
Bitter Root mountains, have been
located ut Hot Springs, Middle Fork Of
the Clearwater, provisioned for the
whole winter. Lieutenant Martin,
within forty-iive miles Of the hunlcrs'
camp, brought the information last
night, General Carlin will proceed
~ Montana 10 continue tho work oi
TcsCue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. GA
negro uprising Is reported to the
Advertiser from Op0alaHa. Yesterday
n man uumed w. A. Hatley severely
thrashed negro woman Tor using
proiAne language TO his wife. Tho ne.
groes Ia the ueighb0fhOOd arose In
arms and swore vengeance on HALEY.
Halt hundred negroes laid In ambush
Tor him all lgst night, and this morn
ing the whites hearing " the affair,
oTganizvd pgsse md arrested eleven
negTOpH,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

Such WIS my suffering when rood oft tHr ro.
b HfknHIr yurrH that were NHI.H .."ImUIIHHrd
T. y d.. M1na1old nnd as.1.|ri.a. uui ! DO
litd Go tfy once more 60 lu UUrI. placed
mIH.If under their care auI began lEtIuF their
medicines, aud am happy Oh .1. That Go day Z
uu NrIl hly stomach began fn Improve from
With 3D. now at aIl can cat 1HTfHuF with o.
rDHHH. and my hearing boz reformed. too
o. ed Go Hlt Uv myself. o. tuH. BOO interest iu
what mg friends mr. family we're HaYiug. uu AH-
ruuutuf not hearing thuw unless they would
NHIIn 90 Wp. can now hear IH Wu|I HH ever 4
could. which u great dUlI tl accomplish /
Wiuks with urfHun Of mF UEHr
% wish Co Say Cor Che bone ut HiI who may
be- Huf sriuF Hs was, 90 taaU fU0 advice uf au
Old lady who hls bad twenty Owe years OF vNt
UUr. rurH win suffering, tH Tuf HU#|IHfH tl got
cured Ot turlr troubles before Ih#E uaU un The
beet uIft of their illos anyone WIHhu. tu Ak
iuu uurHuuallY about my remarkable recovery,
and viii BE- pleased TO verify llI statement 10
uUfHuu."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

NEW YORlS, Nov. GA fire from
an unknown cause broke out IN tene-
ment on Ninth avenue at u late hour
this morning. Two women, two
children aud man were Injured.
They were Mrs. McCaDv, severely
burned about the head ana hands; MT..
RAFFERTY, ana her two children, hair
singed aud hands eighty burned;
William Rafferty,, her husband,
shoulder dislOCated, The house c1n-
tained many tenants. For n time
there was scene OF wild excitement.
Loss, Slb. 600,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

SAN Francisco, Nov. ga writ
OF error was issued by tne United
States circuit court today In the cases
OF Herman Spari aud Hans II. Han.
sen, two sailors OF the bark Helper,
whO were convicted Of having NUT
drTed the second mate OF that bark
last January. The two men had been
condemned TO death, nud were 10
have been executed at San Quentin
tomorrow, but the writ has brought the
matter before the Supreme court OF the
United States, aud until that court has
passed upon II the execution cannot
lake place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

SPOKANE, Washu nov. 98.--At II
O'Clock today IA mot Of lOOuu,mpuytI
gathered In mont VI tho ReuicD Olli.t
and wero haranguud ~ thor itaucr,
an anarchist named Helm. Hr
threatened the paper with dire d..
geauce unless II altered its editorial
course. The crowd then marched 60
A. McCAnuuu's bank building. by
this time the crowd was sWell,d 10 9UU
or 800 men. There Helm repeated nh
haTangue. dr. McCAnnon and Mayor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

BERLIN, Nov. 2S.-Gn ths Tclchslag
today the bill 10 ratiiy tue treaties OF
con- erce with ROumauia anu Seryla
was read for the first time. Count
Limburgstlrrum seized upon tho occa-
zion 10 open the agrarlau anu consoTv-
alive campaign against the proposed
treaty with Russia. Baron BieDerttein,
secretary Of state Tor foreign atlAIs,
combalted Count Limburgstirtum's at.
taCKs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

MuMCHi Nov. 23,-An anarchist
bomb exploded In the machinery Of "a
factory In tho village OF Piefenbach,
near Gabouz. Considerable damage
was done the machinery, but nobody
was injured.
MADRID, Nov. ga potard eN-
plodoI outside the residence OF secre.
tRry Of the agricultural committee at
CajaT, near Granada, tonight. This
house was badly damaged, but none OF
its occupants were injured. Three an.
RTchiata were arrested,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 23-rho police
this mUrging arrested six men EN-
pllyod by the watorworks company for
digging IN tho streets without n
permit The company refused TO soil
b. plant 10 the city, nv the conditions
under which IT. CHARTER was gfpuiod
stipulated, holding that the price TIE
city offered was not v fair one. Iuis
mofniug'a action Is the first stop taken
ia the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

BALTIMORE, Nov. % Judge Har-
Ian TO-DAY ordered the charter OF the
Equitable League Of America au-
nuilui. The corporation vii be dis.
solved anu the assets distribute Il among
the mcmbers entitled 10 them. George
n. wills and 3. johnson Poe were
appointed receivers for tho league,
which has $4,000 In the vault VI sale
deposits aud trust companies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

LONDON, Nov. ga largely at.
tended meeting OF tho radical mem.
beers NJ the commons was held this
evening 10 discuss Gladstone's letter
lustiiyinR the delay Of Baron Her
scholl In reforming the magistracy, on
the around thst n minister Of TIE
crown had never before uurertsken no
vast an addition ~ his dutles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

Ell PAsO, Tex, Nov. 23.-rho only
dBvelopmo 6 TO-DAY In the border
trouble was report that tue rcvJlu.
ti.uisis have taken as cAptivua for
ransom Gaudal0upu Ascarato and his
brothers, Santiago and Juan. IL u
known that the revOlutiOnlsts lack
funds, anu thls makes the fum0r likely.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. ga
Tue fast express on the Chicago aud
West Michigan road, which let CHI
csgo NJ 3. M, was dorailod late o.
uisht about twenty miles south NJ this
city. Eight passengufu woruh utt, two
seriously. So far o. known none were
EIilrl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
uAwAIIAN REPORTS.
No wore Dtnnttc News Expected I'M
nee, 7th or On.

No Wore Dtnnito News Expected Tni
D,c, 7h or Otb.
WAsHiNuTuN, ID. G., nov. ga
There was n notable lack Of excite.
ment la the reception Of the Hawaiian
news today. The copyright letter from
Honolulu WIS read ~ Gresham by an
Associated Press representative. Al
the portion where WINS la reported 60
have said ne would be- glad 10 see the
American nag over Hawai- anu every
other islanu in the Pacific, the secrr.
taTy said. II DON'T believe that.n
Even nB .uUstquently modified hy
Willis, with tie additional clause,
"uuder proper condition." the teCfc-
tnty said the minister must have ucUu
incorrectly reported. "Willis IL %
capable man." he taid. Gle ought
Hot TO have talked on that tuuluCt OIL
all, anu dOu't believe he did.O
Upon reading the statement that
Admiral SkUTfrit was recalled for a.
tending "A ball given by the AnnCXu-
ton club, Gfesnam said, "AbsurI."
the statement contained Ia a letter
received In san Francisco, from "a pfl.
vatU correspondent iu Honolulu, that
the provisional government was under
arms all night pre- tding the departure
Of the Alameda attracted tho sucru-
tnry's special interest. "tf that were
true" he SAID, "it l. not likely that
your Correspondent would have iaiicI
10 know II aud speak OF 10 Ia the letter.
1 think there are many inaccurate
statements Ia the letter"
w. y. Armstrong, OF the Hawaiian
legation, said; "Tho friends VI thc pro.
vieiouul government feel that any u
lay that brings nearer the timo when
the provisional Cover mont tuall a..
ctivU news Il the reception accorded
~ the public 90 Seer iHry GfCthamia
letter pivrs added assurance that the
plan 10 restore the tX.qucon will be-
frustrated. For this reason tho news Of
the past week in Honolulu will be-
looked for with special Interest. The
earliest date ut which news eau roach
the outside world by the ordinary cunu-
uols 10 December z, when the steamer
WarimOs will arrive at Auckland,
whence the uuws will be- cable. News
may be- received via Vancouver De.
Cembor 0,h."
The manner In which Willis has
teen performing his mission only adds
more mystery u the situation. IL has
been tbs theory that 10 would DO the
/ pplcy OF Nllih 10 allow the Tension 10
become 10 great that tile supporter Of
the queen would organizBund establish
| her gOycrnmcnl,audb o,Ote there could
DO clash between the queens tup-
porters and the forces Of thu pro visiOnnl
government, but upon n denomination
being made, the marines from the
Philadelphia would DO landed for the
purpose Of protecting American iiO
anu property, anu when the queen had
accumulated sufficient strength 10
warrnutit, he would recognize hor.
A SATISFACTORY MESSAGE.
Secretary Gresham received a cipher
message this afternoon from Minister
wills, giving n complete rrICrt OF tho
| Hawaiian situation up 10 the time Of
the departure Of the Alameda. The
| fact that the message was received was
given out, and II WAS also announced
mat It's C1utCutH were highly HatiHfac.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

piT1suuRu, Nov. ga special 10
the Disyutch from Allentown, Pa,
says; rnu aiming mill and lumber
yard Of James NJ. Ritter, and Hix
tenement housed adjoining, were
destroyed by fru tonight. AZ 1880 a.
IN. the IRE ~ still burning, and iUIs oi
property 10 threatened. LJss, $780,
600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
MuIrY n,cpl,cd Win monora.

Madrid, Nov. 23.-Advioes from
M,llla suy: Muley Auai, the sultan's
brother, was received with military
houors 10y General Mnrcias, Mt the head
Of u brilliant stan and escort ot ORA.
goOns. The interview lasted barely an
hour. Muley Araat virtually repeated
the promise contained IN the sultan's
notes, anu made further suggestions
towards facilitating the settlement OF
local difficulties with the tribesmen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

NEw YORs, Nov. Civilian k.
Nnuuuruilps yacht Valiant today lett
port Oua trip ar0und the world. In
addition 10 Vanderbilt hui his wife,
were tho children, Harold and CONGO.
uelO. Captain Henry Morrison Is iu
command. The crew uumbers BiAty
men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

Powell addressed them, cUunselinE
prudence aud reason. At O'Clock
they dispersed. A binding suowetorm
was prevailing, and the d'sagreeablo
weather scema TO have chilled the
AfNor Nl Tho moo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
MASTER wonKnAN PowDEnLY.
Rat all smooth sailing For tho
lIHughty GhieL

wv u.s. NNAhhAh NhAANhA AhN hAN
iIRughty GhieL
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2a.-At the
meeting OF the general assembly,
hnighIs II Labor, today, the election
ui officers was continued. There were
Two candidates for general worthy fore
man MicnRrl J. Bishop OF Mas.aohu-
sets, recognized rs the candidate OF
lhe Hayes action, and the present in
'umbeut OF the oilloe, Hugh Cava-
huugh OF Cincinnati. The election
t'ool' bishop, 20; Cavanaugb, ~
Tie Hayes forces gain carried their
candidates 10 victory when the cleo.
Non OF general secretary aud treasurer
was ordered, the vote standing Hayes,
-oi Martin, "a, one Of the anti
administration delegates said n thr
election Il general master workman
Lal gone over until today, Powdefly
Would have shared CavRnaugh's fate,
III 10 Powderly's methods We are
hghling more than the man himself
hud no now hiss fair warning %
mohu his ways or got cut. lie has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

All diseases only S. a month. Not a
cont moro Will ho accepted. Consultation
nt1 Medicine tree.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.

Mrs. y. u. wadsworth SUFFERED
From Severe stomach Trouble.
Read the Advice Given by % Lady
% Years Of Age. Note Where She
Found Relief.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
Let it be Remembered

Tu1t urf. Mansfield and ustCu
Nut uu.N treat aud cure rHiHHfU,
1905 fnOF Urnt and cure Hs'UmI.
And tnrN treat and cure rheumatism
Ant they treat aud euro nfuuNIIUH
And they treat and cure lung troubles,
And tnuF treat Hu1 cure catarrhal deafness.
And ihUf tfClt aud euro aufU eyes
And they treat and cure shin diseases
Ana they tfUatand cure nervous diseases.
AMI thoy treat and cure hCmouuuida and oil
rectal tfuuHIrat
And thcJ treat and cure 40 durable female
disease,
That they treat and euro all diseases by mail
Their question circulars describe each HFmus
tom in tuil Patients treated by mlil Hf ne
same rate HH those who como 10 The unIrUs only
- d month send o. in Htampa Tor question
circular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
Offloo In Dosoret National Bank
Building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Telephone. I42.

pmAcrousi y. s. Richards, Thos. q. weber.
\. ". Clayton, IuAs 4. Smith, N. n Cug.
ninTs. james n. Moyle. Cha. U. RiehaTds,
A W. Carlson. !. q, Cuusr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24

Secretary Gresham received a cipher
message this afternoon from Minister
wills, giving n complete report OF the
Hawaiian situation up 10 the time OF
the departure Of the Alameda. The
fact that the message was received was
given out, and II WAS also announced
Iuat It's contents were highly salisiac.
tory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-24
PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
RICHARDS & RICHARDS,
ErroRNEYs At law.
JAS. Il. MOYLE,
ATTORNEY ~ Law
Rooms 90. 20 uH Constitution Hu1dirr
opposite u g.. NIL
In. WADDELL and THOMAS ADlsS,
ATroRNCYs. Ar.tAw AND LAND
hrropNEYs.
ai5 sos Mccormick n',cE. sat iate CITY. Utah
7 D. CoHkEu. PATENT ATTORNEY
- Patents ou Inventions. caveats. etc. Iai.
~ draw ins1 modes o. order once, 81
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YOUNG, YOUNG 4 MOYLB.
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Dssa Raaonsi naAI BuHiias saH Esii css
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ArroRHrVs.Ar.tAw.
fsispAe~s $50. 51i - cauHUuiisn BsrS,,y.
saA III. Cd. UfaA
CHAS. n. CANNON,
DENTIST.
Rooms ios.5 Constitution building
DR. ]. B. EgYSOR a BRO,
pENrtsrs.
Rsoss aafsta Scsn. xusrbasA buiidins, 81
aoov. los Asia sfrsaL
DR.. ]. THOMAS,
oUHoToH DrHriBr. NO.ta MAIN 81.
"a rsrh Frarsufo,d AHafh- iiei aanisifarraa
DR. BlSCHOP,
re s0t 80 uAts sruEEr.
iAiNiAhs btNfsIar, Teeth without plates
apccaiy. Eost sctof Teeth iii'
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MONEY TO LOAN
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COLLATERAL SECURITY
A. Reasonable Ka,ct iaruei desiring % Dor
row money eau 90 ~ without publicly uuHis
ness s'ncuy ruvatc.
n. W. FULLER,
No. H., Second south II
Walter L, Price g. Company,
Continental market, g&ii
HuYs aud tcIla dealers Boz
Poultry, Fruits, Vegetables.
uighssiyrIcs. paid for poultry aud produce
Money returned ou receipt Of roods
PRECEDENT Nico.rrssidthL
Q. n. BlcEuLS sse'y And TrsaA.
9TH
NECURITY ABSTRACT co,
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Office In Dosoret National Bank
Building. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Tolophono. t42.
pmtcIousI y. g. Richards, Thot q. weber.
n. ". Clayton, Iuu a. Smith. NJ. n Cur.
nings, James A. Moyle, Cha. q, RehATds,
A ". Carlson. !. q. Cuusr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
81 e.

Varoalen ipnes ret at bore uolat
for llbelb iaar. 5srit nlptten ben lobe
RAJ, bpis poelas9enoe 8irtnlnser peo
etatens ps 1ripates 8eluiaie beloi9pts
for en- iterre Del ptl fomme til at no'
ippnes; iaa Glommeu ben 26ot I. W.
ipm anrettebe abifiais Sfaoe paa Sete,
gruer os Surber / guttn, iamt truebe
meo at gienuembrpoe 8amninserne
peo Splmen os Saussli, bporpeb iterre
efaoe pitoe pare blepen iorpolot, pg
MI enbelis bar guftu bapt Seie8 al
gaup pg lltp, ion bar anrettet life iaa
lioen Stdbe blanbt Sosnets SmaafG.
gaa @aaroene 8futien % Naien mis
itebes paa en- Dag, ! 9erbeoen al Su-
isne, mebens .@jateren q inbe os ipiite,
lG sauer, os paa SturItao % apelitao
bar llbprene peret lise inoe peo 6us
iene pg sbelast en- Del Smaai9 FAINT
an apise miot paa life 3a9en, iaa be
,r nUtiaa n~ersaaenoe. @aupen bar
ia~noipnlispis baret meb / 2aset, at
bsmme efter ben Maaoe, buUrpaa 9ps
rene er ibjelbiote.
lllpen bar besuben baret feet Here
gteoer, iaa man faar NOT bere 9ioenoe
ON ben ubOper Soften ps 8interen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
Tolfemebe | galDreS.

sfolfemsbe | galbres. Baa @aar.
ben 2sten bolotes iprleoen Ssnbas ei
Toltempbe, Der trObs Stprtre8t ps fur
IN Bags @ariel par beicst al Oper zoe
Msuueifer.
Gfterat etOrtbiussmano 9oe9aart
bapbe bebt Soriamlinsen SeltUmmen,
holbt DR.. Smut Strem ct sreit os pp'
lpienoe Soreoras ON 9oniulatia9en oa
beus Stitprie, bpurunoer ban o9iaa ops
lpIte ON, bporban &oniulatiorbcloene
uar i forIfieaise andre 2anoe. Sore
braset mubtuses mec it9rtt Stfalb.
0erefter talte StatsminiIte Steen
pm ben ppliti1fe SituutiOr. Sans Gale,
Der blep aibrubt al graporaab, biliebea
III slutnina meo itprmsupe gifalo.
9erefter uobraste Sanatorieeier Sic,
iuers ct meb fraitise Sirraraab mpotai
9epe for 8enitres foltefi9re 5srer pe
WiniIteriet Steens 1olitit.
Msoet bar iHrbeles peIptfet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

3sbsfalb. aaptein / 8ersenite Su'
fanteribrisaoe Ma9nus 8ilbelm @elsin
ogoe 2srbas GftermiObas ben ste aus.
paa i'm 8rooers @aaro / @tne. Den
itRrfe, fraitise Mano blep / @aar ips
al Snilueu5a, Der git oper til 2unses
betenoelic os nu blep Gariasen til
bans 9Bo.
@elbin, Der bar Ssn al Sberitlsiis
nant i 8ersenite Brigade, @elbin, bar
fsot 1918, officer fra 1912 Og tos
ifjor &fifeb. @. bar en- gienuem elf.
parbis o9 bebaselis Manc, afbolot af
enboer, meb bpem ban fom / Berprelie,
bpprfur usiaa 9sbsbuoftabet oil MODS
tases meb 8eltaselie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

5ra 6aroanger itripes til "gep.";
@n uiaouanlig tiolis SornItur ba,
man taar buut / inore Saroan9er
Wtebens benue ellers pleier at tase fin
Se8pnoelle i be fsrits Gage Of Gu9uit
be9Dnote BEN iaar omtring 2Ooe Sui
og peo Waanebens uo9an9 bar / Ssr,
florben allereoe bet meite af 8Ornet
fommet paa Stsr. @n iaa tiolis Stu,
fan in9en minoes. Wen &prnet er
oesoerre let, iaa llobpttet blir life bet
beoite.
Sgbsiten I be nepnte 8iItritter e,
paa bet nGrmeite enot. SgmGngoer
er betpoelt9, men beller fife Der er Spa.
liteten ben beOlte, pua @runb al ber
LANCE Serte.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
Hait Gtenopitt
0aroiinIo Farm til Gales
tilfatas ensr tiatis.

SAW SWhoteW 100 Ntttp SuHV
belisgenoe en- pa 3JleroeoelsaRd gItenior3e.
corab, alt er opribnrt. GmtrsHt fem og tres
otpe Gcres meo COB Sioo, Beiten sr eng os
3aoneBoHa, panoet meo 4 Springs, iom al
brig 9iuer op. Cob 9orobuno, noiiaa gooe
8psntH9er % 9poe @IRroer. ganbet er Grs
oeles 9oot opoprfet. vile SIaes ROrniorter,
o9iaa Corn er nplet og bar sipet rigeIist
uobptte. Get er en- al Dc bsoite Stod 5arme
! Soma. Sen oil uere tilialss blot for en-
tort lib. 3ppe Jarme til Snl9S / bette o.
ttIi9Senoe Counter. 6. @. aaiiou, Neal
GItate, 9ecorab, Soipn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

Nge geser. Grne @arbors ital
sfter 5urlpoenoe mart bore farbia meb
en- ny BOG: en- fritiif Stubie pper 9ia.
teren 9ies Observation-Disclosures og Ser.
Ter. 8oSen oil iom Seitltriit ubfumme
aaa @ploenbals 5orlas / Sizes 60.
aarise 8sbielsbae.
- 8anb. real. s 6 Sanien, Der for
nogle Gar iiben III Mpnrabs @ulbs
meoalje for ben bebite 8eiparelie al
Yrtsopsapen: "&elisiUn os Mpral",
logger | bisie 8ase iibIte Saanb paa
an ltsrre erfienbelies filoioff Stuoie.
go9en bill blipe inoleperet til bet atabes
MITE aoaesium iOm slfbanblins for ben
floioHife 9ottorsrab.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
Spirpelpino. rlnber 7urbenueirst

6pirpelpino. llnbsr 3uroenueiret
2ir8oas MiOoas rem 28be Suli anrets
teoe IN Spirpeluino aoltlai9 Sfaoe |
8pens Rarbeo itriuer "9ueoe'
ltranbspoiten". gaa Sparebantens
Gienoom ueb Gmtmanosloingen blGite
ca. 30 tilbels fore 9rRer operenos.
ct nGrli99enoe GUS rpIteoe iaaleoes,
at 2alertener o9 Sopper falot neb ira
8Rssen, % Beboerne Ilpsteoe no al
bare R9biet. s 8otteblnotiar bcitas
oiseoes en- 8utetesaser betpoelis bers
peo, at Sproen blep eanite cpreuet, lise.
iom Der o9iaa blaite aoitiaie 6rust
neo al IrGerue. Ban @aarosn Bale
ltal S%fppumpen babe repst meo fig
9asiten al Suieue FAINT Here Ssiauter
paa Sorbene.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
Glg | 6ierpeu. sos O Ssimpr

Gl8 | 6jerpen. sos O Ssimpr
@lerpen fit man 2irsbas ben 25bs
Suli itrar fsr Wibbas 8eiss af en- iiel.
ben @ieit, Ell flor Gig nemlis, Der fcm
lDbenoe sjennem &Ser ps Gns fra spo
mob Worb % iatte 8urien lige mob
R%reaturerne paa @aaroen, Der git nar
6uiene % srnsiebe. 9a ben iaa fom
sanlfe n9r bisie, itanieoe ben, us Glseu
% areaturerne fob os iaa paa bper.
andre meo ipGnot Spmartiombec.
gten ba Glsen blep bar @jaterautten,
taiteoe ben tiliioe, sjOrbe i1osle piloe
g~reinin9er, % iaa afiteb lise forbi
5uiene | pcitlis &etnius benimOb @aar.
ben 9pn9aas, bpor ben piit bleo alat
Oeb at faa itiult iis inbe / Sfopen.