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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The London Lancet says there have
been seven hundred deaths from chole-
"a in southern France since May.
Four men were drowned in Lah e
Tahoe, New, on Tuesday by the upset
ting of small boat in which they were
sailing.
Theo. Coombs, Butte, Mont, miner,
cut his wife's throat on Tuesday and
then committed suicide by taking pol
son.
Miss Agnes O'Neill had her long
braid of hair clipped off by an unknown
man while walking on the streets OF
New York on Tuesday evening.
Rescuing parties have entered the
Thornhill colliery, in Yorkshire, and
taken out the bodies of Lightweight
victims of the recent explosion
The village bully of Jericho, l.. l., at
tempted to break up the services IN the
Baptist Church of that village yester-
day aud was elected by Pastor Holt.
The use of explosives on July was
unrestricted in Philadelphia. AS re-
suit four persons were killed, sixty-one
injured and there were eleven fires.
Annie Dunlap, religious girl, living
in Mendham, \. j., committed suicide
on Tuesday when ordered by her step
father to give up the man she loved.
About ten thousand persons are said
to have been drowned by recent over
flow of the river Yelling in Chino. A
large number have been rendered
homeless.
The Sultan of Morocco has removed
his capital to an oasis in the desert, to
which he has proceeded, accompanied
by his court, barem, ministers and all
his treasures.
1t is stated that concessions of pre-
ferred stock will be granted four di-
visional lines in DreXel, Morgan &
Co.'s reorganization of the Richmond
and DanvilIe.
A steel twin-scrcw steamer of 10000
tons was launched ut Glasgow yester-
day. 1t is claimed that the vessel can
not sink. She is being built for the
American line.
The Prussian Landtag was closed
Yesterday by King William in speech,
in which he promised that measures
would be taken to remedy the scarcity
in grain caused by the drought.
The meters at Denver, Col, yester-
day perfected a warehouse scheme,
which is the first break in the silver
clouds. Ore buyers are authorized to
send out notices that ore would he
purchased and cash would be paid for
gold, copper, and lead.
A cable car ran wild in Broadway
New York, yesterday and showed four
cars ahead of it. Trucks were tossed
aside and horses were knocked down
and dragged along the street. The
cable became slack and twisted around
the grip. 1t was necessary to stop the
cable to bring the cars to a standstill.
During terrible lightning storm
that passed over Kingston, n. Y, last
night, Van Dusen Brothers powder
magazine, at DEVILS Lake, small set
Element on the outskirts of the city,
was struck by lightning and complete
ly demolished. There were about fifty
five kegs of powder in the magazine,
and their explosion blew that brick
structure to atoms, destroyed several
buildings nearby and injured nine per-
sons, two of them men and the other
seven women and children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06
tr,y's also,

GENERAL FIELD was not squelched by
the election last fall, as it was supposed
he had been. lie has resurrected him
self in order to declare that President
Cleveland should be impeached for fail
ing to execute each and all the provi-
sions OF the. Sherman silver bill. AS
the treasury has lost ffty-live million
dollars on the silver bullion it has pur-
chased under that bill, that is nearly a
dollar apiece for every man, woman
and child in the country, including In
dams, Chinese and mugwumps, it would
seem that the fewer provisions of the
bill executed, the better for all parties
But, now as formerly, men don't die
when their brains are out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06
The Sherman Bill.
HICKORY GROVE, July 4

To the Editor Of the Alexandria Gazette.
Will you please publish the follow
lowing questions? I ask for informa-
ton.
LIST. If the Sherman act was not in.
tended for an increase of the volume OF
the currency what was it intended for?
2ud. How does it increase the vol
ume of the currency to pay for silver
bullion in gold when gold has already
free coinage?
Sd. Who is responsible for the loss of
the ten millions that the Secretary Of
the Treasury says has been lost by the
transaction?
4th. Has not the Secretary of the
Treasury authority to coin the silver
bullion and pay for it in silver?
Respectfully, GEO. B. TYLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06
DIED.

On the afternoon of Wednesday, July 9th,
ELLEN FRANCIS MARTIN, widow Of the
late James Lloyd Martin, esq, of Talbot coun-
ty. Nd. The funeral will take place from
her late residence, 1912 Prince street. at
$50 o'clock on Friday evening. Relatives
and friends of the family are invited to at
tend without further notice. Interment pri-
vate Please omit flowers. Washington and
Charlottesville paper please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06

JUDGING FROM the past, ex-Presldent
Harrison need give himself no anxiety
on account of President Cleveland's
ability to drive his "wild team" The
experience of the Conkling-Platt team
demonstrated the ability of a President
to drive any team, no matter how wild,
the ribbons of which he may desire to
handle, and that it is as vain for any
man or men to oppose their party's
President, as it is to kick against the
pricks or to fight the inevitable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06
Colonel O'FcrralI.
To the Editor of the Alexandria Ga.

TO the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
WHITE PosT, Va, July 4th.-As you
have informed "a New Subscriber
why it is that some. democrats wont
support Col. O'Felrall for Governor,
will YOU permit democrat from Col.
O'Ferrall's district to tell 50 New Sub
scriber" why it is that democrats from
this district wW vote for Col. OF. for
Governor, with his Rockwell record be-
fore their eyes. 1t is because we adj
mire the man that has the independence
and boldness 10 think and act for him
self, irrespective of what may be the
views of others. No one had a better
opportunity than he had to thoroughly
understand the merits of this case, and
had he have abandoned his opinions
for the purpose of falling in with the
views of other people he would have
merited the contempt of not alone his
district, but State and country. Thank
God, he had the backbone and man
hood to stand by his own opinion and
give his reason therefore. No, Mr..
Editor, we have WoodeD men enough in
public life who have no other rule to go
by than vote for party. Time and
again have 1 heard Col. O'Ferrall COM
plimented for this vote, and by men
whose democracy can't be called in
question. No act ofhis has more ele-
waited him in the estimation of his dis
tpict, as was evidenced by his unani-
nous nomination for reelection. In
doubtedly Col. OF, like other men, is
fallible. l shant discuss the merits of
the Rockwell question, but that he
thought he was right and had the man
illness to say SO, we all believe, and
most cordially admire him for it. We
want n man who votes his oWn views
aud not other peoples. "CLARKE."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06
FROM WASHINGTON.
rcorrcspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 6.

Postmaster General Bissell returned
10 The CITY this morning. During the
remaining days of this week he VIII at
tend to the disposal of such official bus
mess as requires his immediate atterr
ton and on Saturday he will return to
Glen Summit, Pa, where he will spend
his vacation, returning to Washington
about the first of August.
The services of ten women clerks on
.be temporary roll of the loan division,
Treasury Department, were to-day dis
pensed with. ~,
It is understood that owing to the
material decrease of business at local
land offices throughout the west, sew
eral land districts will probably be con-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06

ACCORDING to Clarke, in commu-
nication elsewhere in to-day's GAZETTE,
it is the one man who hangs a jury,
and not his eleven colleagues, who de
serves praise. Many crimes have been
committed in the name of liberty, but
independentism is the cloak in which
innumerable self-seekers attempt to
hide themselves. A good party man is
a good country man, and a good party
man never goes against his party, or
acts independently of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06
The Collegiate Institution at Fred
ericksburg.

The Collegiate Institution at Fred
ericksburg.
The success of the move initiated by Rev.
Mr.. Saunders to establish large collegiate
institution here opens up great and needed
development. As Fredericksburg is intended
by nature for a manufacturing point, so it is
equally an ideal place for an educational in
stitution Its delightful climate pure water,
splendid market, accessibility, refined society
aud religious advantages prominently fit it
for an educational centre. The town and the
people in the surrounding country owe Mr..
Saunders lasting debt of gratitude. The
town, because coming here q stranger, he has
done what Fredericksburg has dreamed of do
ing for many years. The people at-large be-
cause he has brought to their doors the very
best advantages for their chiidren's schooling
whore expenses will be low and the best in
iue,,css great. The Lance feels justified in
saying that Fredericksburg as corporation
and as indiyiduai citizens will give this move
ment It's most hearty and cordial support.
Now that one earnest courageous man has
got the ooach's wheel out of the rqt, we shall
ali tumble out fast enough TO put our shoulders
70 the axle, Now that some one has accom-
complished what the rest Of us talked of get
ting done, we will stop talking and go to
work: fredericksburg must and will aid in
a substantial, way this new enterprise and the
Lance guarantees that it shall receive all the
encouragement and support that this COM
munity can giTe.-FredericEsbr Lance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06

SOME newspapers are not only urg-
ing, but demanding the presence
of every member of Congress
at the coming session of that
body The old idea that there is wis
dom in multitude of counselors hasn't
held good in this country, and wiser
men than the editors of the papers re-
ferred to wish that the attendance OF
the members of both houses of Congress
NAV be as small as possible, well know
inc that a limited attendance will be
conducive, not only to the wisdom, but
to the expedition of the proceedings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND in his recent
letter to Tammapy said work is hon
orable and economy is virtue" That
this remark should be true goes without
saving: that tits not, in the eyes of the
vast majority Of people, is, unfortunate
" almost asispatent. But history
teaches that as, nations grow rich they
become corrupt, and as their corruption
increases more disgrace attaches to pow
ertv and more respect to wealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06

THE couNTRY's horizon seems
peaceful. but that Secretary Lamont
shifts war is plain to be seen, as he has
started inquiries concerning the num-
Der of carrier pigeons that would be
available for government use in case OF
emergency. Twenty-Five hundred miles
without resting twig is pretty long
flight, but Hawaii is the only conceiv-
able point from which the svigilant &C.
Rotary can expect danger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06

A F1ENDIsH MURDER.-A fendish
murder was perpetrated near Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, on yesterday afternoon.
Thomas Lavender, a wealthy farmer,
quarreled with u young man named
Robert Reed. In a rage the farmer
called a powerful farm hand named
James Erwin, and together they seized
Reed aud confined the young mans
hands behind his hips. Lavender then
whipped out razor-like knife and
while Erwin pulled back the young
mans head by the hair Lavender de-
liberately opened one of the young
mans jugular veins. The latter beg
ged piteously for his life. His muir
derers stood looking on as his blood
poured out into the road and until he
finally fell dead in the dust. Then
they fled. Reed was rather delicate
and was only twenty-one years old.
He is quite wealthy. His friends are
searching for his murderers, and if
they are caught they will be hung by
their heels and their Threats cut like
so many swine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06
Determined to be Married.

A letter from Comorn, King George
county, to the Richmond Dispatch says:
Some days ago Mr.. Thomas Tibbs, of
Middlesex county, and Miss Rebecca
Dent, of this county, were to have been
married at st. Johns Episcopal church
here. Arrangements were completed
for the ceremony to take place in 'high
lifen order, and one of the Rappahan-
mock steamers brought the groom-elect
at the appointed hour, but novel and
unanticipated obstacle interposed. The
beautiful young lady was in her
''teens," and her father, q resident OF
Maryland, who could not attend the
ceremony, had given his consent for
the marriage. This written consent
was sent the groom-elect by mail, and
by accident the important paper was
left in Middlesex county and could not
be procured in time for the couple to
make connection with the steamboats,,
&c., and without it the county clerk
here could not issue the marriage Ii
cense.
But one single alternative remained,
and that was for the bridal party to be
driven twenty miles to the Fredericks-
burg depot and there take the train for
Washington, Virginia S gracious Gretna
Green, where the license was obtained
and the ceremony performed. The
happy couple was accompanied to
Washington by Miss Lola Dent, the
brides sister, aud the party returned to
Fredericksburg on Monday, and the
bride and groom there boarded a steam
er for Middlesex, where the latter is
engaged in business. The bride, very
handsome brunette, is a granddaughter
of DR.. Horace D. Ashton, of this coun-
ty, and a niece of DR.. L. Ashton, of
Texas, and is SO popular among her
large circle of friends that the obstacle
which prevented the ceremony from
taking place here caused no little re-
gret.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06

Three persons, two women and one
man, lost their lives in a fire in St.
Paul, Mimi, last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-06

The carayels arrived at Milwaukee
at $40 this morning in binding rain
storm.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
En jorctaaioin aomirdi.

Spm i andre 2anoe ertlterer Der o9'
iaa en- @~ocrsgrGuie ben eu9elltc Ntd'
rine. spuffeerer, Der bar naaet oeres
Go gar, bliper uoen pieere latte poa
Pcuiicn, ON DC iaa er oloris iaa irai'
tiac taacc paa Sj1l ps ee9eme. Sao'
lspes oil bet Oeiaa i 1892 ASmtral S'r
gloernpu Sprtbwid, Ell Gete Spult'
Son rrsreos fig Ouer WnrinemIWl'ieri'
cts ~itabclpua9tise gnitucIier, to8 Sprc
a ct acffarSiItib iom iiinpcl Wdtros,
ieileoe iom iaoonn / ct War, % bar MI
iii gpmiralitctet iuoieuot i'm Nnbcla'
lina fra spffaroitaptctncn, hoort Del
beeber. "at Watroieu Scrtbiuid bar
uofprt ale BAN pnotostc Grbcieer meo
llnoocmmclis 8aitbeO O9 Strait 'ani
uomUrtet fig oec 7ueIigbeo o9 itren9
5iiciplin." 0cu gomle Spe8e'n9l nn'
'pate iamtibi9 ON GuiGttclic | Ar'9s'
marincu ipm "Gpautogeur". Sonrei
berpna bleu Ell SroeuSmultt poa lem
Sbiliua, bpiltst BOG lille pna noaer
Moaoe ipplereoe ben gantlc Spmanos
euoe 6umpr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Sch gnnp 5000 c. SIR. itiloreS

CIV .tNtp o''N ~ ch
ben icroilte Silpnrelie ioulcoeS al Slam.
marion: 6Oltctullet pau Dor Hlanet pt
prre ppcr 1000 MtiQipuer, bporni D
fleite taller engeIit. Ten ~itprite Sp Zig
ger peb Mi6isnu 81; 9isiabUn oil %
-l9noit pRre poela9t al Sapet, meoena
bl. a. Mabrio, Som, Neapel % Haris
Iieeer / Simmer. Seo SiGlp al Gelc'
funpifppet Ter % bprer man Itrar alt,
iom ipregaar paa Sproen. Sra bennes
Snore er pnrme ailoer iprt pp I'll Suer'
flaoeu i iaabau Mosie, at Der opernli
er luut uoen pnientli9 Iarstio8Iprltlel.
9iloe 9pr eriiterer life, men ma brn.
ger ei beler animalit 6poe, loet aeml'
ferne tilpirter Nprin9smioler al Suit,
@nnb pg S~e9etabiIier. WeoicIn er
9iprt pperflpoig peo SppuOtisme, Wtogs
netisme % piptIite EOoplrtninser. Wteo
Mnrs, @euus pg Supiter bar man 6or.
binoelie. Srtg er en- 9ammeI afptbe,
ba apiuoerue furlGn9it bar iammens
iuOret fig ON alori9 at elite uo9cn milf.
ter 9erion. Wenneltet bliuer %jeunlia
balpanoet Sunoreoe Gar 9ammelt, men
Sproens Smoreining in9tnes, 9p9uel
bliper %bunoreoe 3imer langt, % Sor'
ben oil bare i Serb meo at op a Il'
perppm.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Nnb nncn MnnnbflgNc. 8

>Hp HpNN 'gHHhpiRUut. ~ ~
cr piit mange, i0m oil bll ouerraitet peo
at bpre, at henne Seroens "itHrte
MtRuo" iaa9uotiOm uoen llnotaselie
baber Jig tper Morgen uoen at torre
Jig ba9eiter. SaIinlo iOrIifrer git
Bits, at Dc gour irem paa ben Maaoe
Tor at beunre i'm Stprfe. De 9aar li9e
ira Scn9cn toIot Sab, % nar De bar
gIuet Jig ell g%irluuing meo cn alminoe.
fig Soamp, goar De oirette ben % trGfz
fer Sfiorte % llnoerbenflGoer paa li9.
s ocnne 9ragt tar De Jig Ell opermnaoe
raft Spaoicrtur paa 8uluet. Wieget
mart beiinoer MI De ltErfe WtHHO Ii9 /
EFT b~eho9elig Sueoniugsproces, og ON
lem Ntinutsr er De tDrre % bar bet rig
ti9 EXTRA goot. llnoertlnoerne er liges
leoes tprre. "9itsSit3" anbeialer a(le
un9e Nteno at ioI9e @remplet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
MencDernes Sal porsr betGnteli0

WlelicDerNt3 SNI ppIer peIRNlell9 |
Den tpite 6orbrpoerucroen. De iioite
10 2lur ct 9jenneminitli9 1900 Yerios
ner opmt iOr ialit 50 Der / 9onoet.
Treiterue bar iaaet YaalHg ON at
prats impb oenne Spno rI9tig aluors
Iigt; men bet ipnes life at iru9te. Ger
imUo lore ilaar Ell tpIt Suriit, at man
ital lutte meo ben aImiuoeIi9e JOriu9rs
selie al i'm e9eu Salisteo us iaa Ell
bOitioelis 6priitrin9 / Steoet.
Goen err beoenit al Sprinoelie, pg
9Rrcn ON ben alminoelige Wleueo er
lan9t nlore euo ariitenoOmmen. s
&ritenoommens igrite Sio bar osiaa
ben beoenlfe Sill at iuGr9e iprbuot.
Seius ia: IS ifal ulbeles life iuarse;
men eoers Gale ifat pare ia us nei, pg
BET, iom er berOuer, er al bet Snoe".
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
GQepe Maanrpers Spanaerifab

"Gentrulblatt iiir @purtUlo9ie" 2oen
Septbr. 1898 meopeler Or. Wiar Ser
finger ct 5iliGloe, bpur Ell Some eiter
IL Maanebsrs Spanseritob igpte ct IL
9unos Iepsnoe @uttebaru. 2ette 2Ils
iQloe pmtales, ba bet bar itpr Suffer-
este, iOroi &etslp9crne i De lleite Snnoe
resuer 800 Gage iom ben lGn9ite Sas
riabeo. Ell Spau9erItab fan bape.
Suis ben pnusialoence Suinbe, lite
betiur at lepe i ct lpttelist gGgteitab.
bnpoe miitet lin Mano / en- al be 2 ipr-
ite Mnaneoer al Span9eritobet, ptloe
life blot benoss 8pste uGre blepen iloc
tilreot, men Barnet piIoe pGre bleust
uoeluftet fra at arpe 5aoeren. 6or
3aterniiets bliper iaaoanne
3ili9lbe al iUrlGnget Suanseritab alt
iaa al reupIuiiunGr SetpOning.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
0ppr burtig 6iifen fan bore, lao

9unIti9e SetingeIier CT tlllteoe for oens
Gru9ring % Sriuiel iOrouri9t, bar man
feet ct Seuis paa / pisie Gage. s ct
lipet 5ielopano / 8uloaleu, buor Der
tioligere life bar Silt, bleu Der for 5
Iar iioen iluppet Yngel al tlniti9 no
tlGttet &or. Saar CT Der LANCET ct
Gremplar, Der ueieoe 5 alsr. Oct bar
oct imutteite Gremplar al oenne 6iite-
art, ipm CT ieet, fort, breo % inf; nG'
ten mere uelifabt eub np9en Car al
iamme Stprrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Sanntarf.

Sloebrnnoc. aarl Serenien Sous
limbs Gienopm / Sope SOgn oeo 9ent'
uia or iorIeoen iotalt neobrrnot. ared'
turcrne "a no0et 3uobO reooeoes. @ie'
reus lille SGr bar poaiot 3toen.
Zen 17oe Nopbr. ppitoo $40 !
Spprborg Stole peo RTitpeo, buorirn
,Sloen iorplnnteoe ia III 8rclte9adroen ;
beoae Gienoomme neobrGnote pad Stue-
lruoerue uGr. Slocn opltpo ira en-
9pQte / Sphnlben.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Sen hNte tprc Snhnenla.GpiOcml


Der er i Guoluno npll9 rficntIl9ajort
en- geretniuo ON ben iioitc itorc SnIlli'
en,nsgpiocmi, Der tog fin S~cgpnoelle
Sornaret 1891 % raieoc irrIia itGrti
/ Irntcrcu 1899. Gen inmmen'
lanes mco tuenoc ttoliQcrc Gplocmler,
"a Der uoorn0es al SbicruatlonernC
bL. q. iplaenos Slutniu9cr: II Gen
gbepri, Der 9oar no pnn, at SnIlncn'
,acn or imitiom, itaoiritcs. SnIlncns
soen iplQer oen mennciteli9e SnmIGro'
iel8 Iei. p Ser uOtrrUcS Ell beliemt
aoucentration al Snflucu5as@liten Ior
at tilueiebriuae Ell Gpioemi. - 6ors
iamlinger al fore Mienneitemasie Ter er
Ell Slide til 5nre. Sirter, Sbcatre etc.
bliuer Mtotpuntter, fra buille Sp9ooms
men uosnar. A. SniluenSaens causa
causans ipnes at pGrc Ell Wtltroor9n'
nisme, Der ta9cr Spbolo / SuItreret.
81 Soldering bemmer Snflpen5nens
llobrcoelie. o. Suie, Arbelb8bnie %
5Gnoiler, Der bar i~ioIeret Sellg9enbeb,
npoer oisie 5Oroele ocrueo. y 6pls
qeube 9ili9loe tnrattcriicrer Sniluen-
saeus imitiumme aurntter: "Gn 2unos
Itrpoer, Der pptU9e8 / Slrbeio8bniet
aeuoul, imitteoe 6Gn9iletS Yortner.
Sort eiter bleu bans Suitru % Born
ipae. @ebtpmmeuoes Sen9etpl % Slr'
Der ienotes til &ait; ipu nn9e &l8er,
Der bar beitiGitigcoe i Saltebuiet, nn'
orebes famine Dag al Snilucn5n.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
SonoerjDaano.

SiamantbrDllnp. Gn i~icloer Spi-
iioeligbeo ieircoes iorleoen / NabDl, loei
ArbeiOer BON Gbrlitenieu Yopieu %
&uitru. 0anne, iDot Hetersoatter, boz.
iiOeligbolot oere3 9iamantbrDaup. 0rus
oepnrret, bporai 8rlogommen er SO %
SrIoen 81 Nnr, uleoe5 'or 60 2lar Iioer
| Sa0um STRIFE O9 bar belle oeres GIN
Igienrem lcpet / tnruell9e SCAR, men
~oesuogtct bar 9GgteiOltene troligcn bUlot
iammen. 9labpl Sp8 Seboere boooe
til 2Gre Tor S~ruoeparret ipraultaltet en-
6eitllo6eo / SDens Stole.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
llluffcstilfGloc.

lllDtfcstilIGlbe. st iDr1elj0t lllpt.
t~eStlliGloe inotrni iorleoeu peo bet Ell
lRils Sci ira SGbp li99eubc sluoels'
meieri "SDultcneu", loet Gentriiu9en5
Nrel iprang % ct Stptfe al Den trai en-
WieierieIep iaalcoes, at be9ge Seu blep
ildaeoe puer pco Nufleruc. Gen Gil
ltaoetomnc cr Is Gar Of. % Ell Spn al
@uaroeier Tcoer Seuien, &Dleu, Sol,
"trip SU9u. On ban fan lepe er tpluly
Ipmt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
TN nourmcl Gnra0icr B

VII NuW1WtI NUTUUTVI UUI NUt 7
2pnitrup % beooer Sens Sriitlan Niels
len, nlmiuoell0 fables ban SmeOsS Sens.
6nn er iiOl9e "0jmrin9 Nmtstioenoe"
20 War gammel. bar uGret gilt Ell
Sang % / bette 9G9teitnb baUt life
mIuore eno rs 9Orn, buOroi eubnu 10
er lepenoe. "Smebs Sens" er troos i'm
hgic Nlocr raft o9 roria, oriuer enonll
liot 6ilteri % i~Oretoa enoo9 / CONNER
Ell Gelie tit &lGbenbnun. 6ou bar reos
oct Ell MtGn9oe Menuciter ira Sauet -
inlt bar ban pcl uRret meo til at reobc
beupeo 100.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Siprf 9esemet mob Sp9opmme oeo
at reuie SlUoet. Senpt BERTH bet prp'
peoe Mtiooel Or. Yeters kuriko. Mas
pen, 9eperen, Gtprerne, Neruerne, ia ale
iuopeuoi0e Srgnuer itprfes o. renies
ueo Srugen al oeuue Weoicm. 6ar De
alorig prgpet ben, oa or bet iauoeIll
pia bgl Sio. Hrpu ben, % o vi
biiue %tilireO5tlHet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

Sape GOrnpriicr. Sra Sonberreb
ltrlues iii "3blit. Nmtsnu.": ut bpmme
citer Snoberetnuaeu til &apitel8tnytens
6aitiGtteIie, iinoe5 Der neppe nogell
G9u Der | Stlitet, Der bar ina lape
aornpriicr, ium Sellflooe9uen pit for
NolbOr9. zen Der al &ommmen ualgtc
Wano bar nemlja opsipet ipl9euoe Sri:
Ter pao aoruet: Gla 4 Sr. rs o., Spo
) &r., @aure 3 Str. rs Q.
Wton ben Mano lDuues meo Sprr
eiter &apitclstorten?
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
llInffen pna 0eItfnitcn.

"FTF'N" W" NFT'TFN'
5bpipitcu orutucoc 6tlfereS SOrociRro
ioreQtfoeu 26Oc &litmpllcr % Soruppr
% ben 2Soe Ropbr, / Nq9cr.
Eurlgbcoen ira 9emui9 bar ben 22oe
Noubr. III Steoc pad apiieu. 6orhor
opto9cs. Canine Gag ioroelte5 III
inmtliae @iterIoote paa 6arboDre 1000
ar. al %&ronprlns 5reberits 6ouo. 81
liQnenoe 8elpb er tiIitnaet De Glterlnbte
/ 5biitco 9lmt. Gnouioere uooeItes paa
0arbopre lis ar. til De met %trpn9enoe
@uter, huiltct 8elCb er iuotommct III
pisblittelig 0jGlp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
uolGg / ben robe fSane.

gel paa anoen 9Gtnin9 ipr Ell 3um,
bpprpeO Wturerues Collaborating for
8icntUite % 9pn0bD So9ue bar tilplj9s
tet at uoreoe Gritatnin9 til Nturmeiter
y. 8. Sram al Srorup Tor arGntelie
al hans N9riu9siribeo, bar oenne label
foreta9e llolrg / ben 5%orenn9en til.
bsrenoe rgoe Sane.