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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
FROM ALL QUARTERS
Come Expressions of Grief, Coincidence
and Mournful Pride.

Come Expressions of Grief, Coincidence
and Mournful Pride.
From Augusta kilograms of coincidence
have been sent by the mayor and all
prominent citizens. The city govern
ment has adopted appropriate resolu-
tons. The citizens will hold a mass
meeting Saturday afternoon to take
proper action. There will probably be
public funeral services at the same hour
with the funeral at Washington.
In Rockland Mayor Butler ordered the
bells tolled and flags everywhere at half
mast.
At Bath the bells wore tolled for one
hour after the receipt of the news. The
launching of the Ammen ram, and the
banquet of the Iron Works employees
were postponed one week.
In all the states, where legislatures
were in session, memorial resolutions
were adopted; and in many cities appro-
pirate action taken by municipal coun-
ellis.
Messages of coincidence and sympathy
received by the family are very nlltner-
GUS, from men of both political parties.
Among the number were Gov. Brown of
Rhode Island, Flower of New York,
Chief Justice Fuller, Gov. Cleaves of
Maine, Robert T. Lincoln, Grover Cleve-
land, who said: ellis brilliant statesman
ship will always be an inspiration to the
nation he served SO long and we'll. Per-
init me to extend my sympathy On the
death OF YOUR distinguished husband;
Hon. E. N. Dow of Maine and many
others.
Mr.. Blaine's Jiography aUiU be found
on the Third page.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
THE CAUSE OF DEATH.

A Statement Made Yesterday by the At
tending Physician.
A statement was sent out by the ply
sicians last night concerning the nature
of Mr.. Blaine's disease; but as it is
couched in the obscure dialect they COM
monty use, and. naturally enough, bat
tered beyond recognition by the tele-
graphers through whose hands it passed,
the following report of an interview with
DR.. Johnston, written in the English
tongue, is substituted:
In answer to the direct question, ibid
Mr.. Blaine ole of Bright's disease?
DR.. Johnston said: while there has
been during the last several months evil
dences of chronic disease of the kid
neys, being form of what is commonly
known as Bright's disease, yet this was
not the sole cause of death. There
were other consecutive complications
which tended to exhaust him and has
tened the end. The lapses which he has
had from time to time were due to heart
expansion-That is, feebleness and irreg-
ularity of the action of the heart, ac-
companied by difficult breathing and
here was also disease of the lungs.
During yesterday nothing of import
ance occurred. Mr.. Blaine simply lay
there iu feeble condition, taking but
very little nourishment. Indeed. he has
taken but very little nourishment since
his serious attack of December IS, and
this has consisted almost wholly of milk.
At no time has he had any difficulty
with his stomach, and he has been able
to digest whatever food was given him.
Throughout his long illness he has been
able to recognize the members of his
family and physicians. While he has
not conyersed to any extent even with
his family for some time past, he has al
ways been able to indicate his wants
very clearly.
''To the questions which have been
asked him he has always replied intelli-
gently, but in monosyllables.'
DR.. Johnston further said that there
had been really no hope of Mr.. Blaine's
ultimate recovery since that Sunday in
December, but UP to within the last two
or three weeks a stl ong hope had been
entertained that his life might be pro-
longed. Since that time, however there
had been no hope. No effort had been
made to sustain life by the use of stimu
lants and practically nothing had been
done except to give him nourishment.
The physicians statement will not be
supplemented by an autopsy upon the
body, as the members of the family are
thoroughly satisfied as to the cause of
death. The body will not be embalmed
for burial, the family objecting to any
disturbance of it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
Rockland Harbor Locked In.

RocKLAND, January 27.-The ice en-
barge now prevailing has shut down
completely navigation with this port.
Schooner S. G. Tryon, from Boston, ar
rived today, and schooner Odel Wade
cleared for the same port, constituting
the only arrival and departure of sailing
vessels since the 18th inst. 1t is twenty
years since this was parallelled.
The South Cove is filled with heavy
ice, but the steamers keep the channels
open for daily trips. Five Rockland
bound schooners, coal laden, have been
ice bound at Vineyard Haven over two
weeks and their cargoes are greatly
needed here. Vessels are also much
needed for lime freights to New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
PRICES HALVED
And IKa Many Instances


pieces Coored Dress Goods that have been selling at 81
yard. now soc.
pieces Goods that have been selling at SOC
and SOC per yard, now 25c -3&sae
40 pieces Lowell Gnghas that have been selling at 10c
yard, &c.
quality Prints that selling at -
per yard sc.
5000 yards Curtain Scm that have been selling aS
IL 1-2c per yard, Sc.
1900 Portland Cottons yard wide, that have been
selling at &c per yard, Is yards for 81.
1900 yards Richmond Brown COttOnS that have been selling
at &c per yard, 20 yards for ST..
1900 yards WACO Brown Cottons yard wide that have been
selling at &c per yard, Is yards for ST..
1900 yards Purity Beached COtt0n that have been selling at
Zoe per yard, Ii yards for 81.
700 yards Linen Crash 20 inches wide at 13c per
yard.
$50 yards Twled Cotton Crash at 12c yard reduced
from &C.
Neck Ties, Tecks at s5c piece worth Soc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
Jennie Lockwood and Peter B. crowell.

VNAL HAVEN, January 27.-The
schooner Jennie Lockwood of Thomas
ton, Me-, Poland, from Pensacola. 20
days. for Boston, arrived today and re-
ports rough weather during the passage.
January 18th, latitude 29o 49,, longitude
1872 So, she encountered heavy gale and
was blown across the Gulf Stream. She
lost portion Of her deckload of yellow
pine lumber and lost and split some sails.
The schooner Peter B. Crowell, White,
Norfolk for Portland, which has been in
the ice on Nantucket Shoals the past
week, was towed here by the steam tug
n. P. Doane.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The failures of the last seven days re-
ported to Dun & Russell number for the
United States, 255, corresponding week
last year, 253.
The Wisconsin legislature has elected
John L. Mitchell senator.
Rev. Silas Curtiss, one of the most no.
ted men in the Free Will Baptist denomi-
nation in New England, died Of paraly-
sis at Concord, n. H., yesterday.
Jake Gaudaur has issued challenge
to row John Teemer for the champion
ship of America and $1,000 side on any
fair course in America on May 30th.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28

The only terms at this
sale, cash and no ex-
changes.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
BLAINE is DEAD.


the body of Walker Blaine lay in the
,ouse awaiting interment, Mr.. Blaine,
accompanied by friend, walked over to
X Hill and selected the lot in which
his well-beloved son was placed and which
.tll after received the body of Mrs.
4"ppinger. 1t lies in the eastern part
OF the cemetery half way down the ter
lace ON the western bank of the creek.
40 stone yet marks the graves of the
children of the deceased ex-Secretary.
The body of Emmons Blaine lies in one
of the Chicago cemeteries. So, aside
from the national character of the de-
ceased, which makes the National Capt.
tai the most fitting place for the remains,
it more than any other can be called the
family burying place.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
Wants to Meet Mike Daily.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January 27.-Mike
Mooney. a pugilist of considerable local
repute. has telegraphed Charles Noel OF
the Crescent City Athletic club, New
Orleans, stating ne is ready to meet Mike
Daily of Bangor, Maine for s25o0 purse,
which challenge the club is to hang up.
He notified Mr.. Noel he is willing to
secure backing 10 the amount of $4,000
against Daily.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28

The trouble with northern animals in
Florida appears to be that there is not
lime enough in the soil there for their
demands. They go lame, and cattle de
velop besides, it is claimed, disastrous
habit of eating sand. In order to correct
this lime may be arti6cially supplied to
the animals in their food
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
A GREAT BARGAIN


Ladies' Handkerche at Sc apiece slightly soiled
Chiffon Handkeriefs at 33c apiece, marked
marked down from &c.
Barr Kid Gloves that have been selling 81 per
pair, now CSC.
80 dozen button Mosqutare Suede Kid Gloves, that have
selling $125 per pair &c., ALL COLORS AND ALL
SIZES.
misses Cashmere Hose that have been selling at 75c
per pair, now 81 Lee.
One lot of Lined Hos that have selling
soc per pair, 81 1-2c
Black and Coored Sewing Silk 100 yard spoo at
SC spool
900 papers Shrmpons best English Pins that have been sell
ling at Zoe paper, 4c paper
SpOnge that been selling at 1Oc apiece,
&C.
Sponges that have been selling 20 25c apiece
&C. Z:
One gross Unscented Toilet Soap loo cake.
gross CoIgates Toilet Soap that has been selling at 1Oc
CAKE DC.
100 dozen Linen Thread at &c SPOOL
Cotton Underwear, HathaWays make, at half price.
lot Corset Covers at 25c apiece, usual price Soc
Corset Covers at SOC apiece marked down from ST.
40 dozen Night Dresses at &c. 79c SOC, ST. 1885, $780,
fully 50 l3 per cent under price.
is Drawers at so and 75c pair reduced about
half.
Come early the morning you wish elegant
bargains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28

OWEN, MOORE & co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28

We are not surprised that people will not take
new cough remedy, when they know the value
OF Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28

NN'~SNS
. rain or sno1c.
PORTLAND, Me-, January %.
\ LII that's left of
~ the special lots,
advertisedin the
great clearance sale of
yesterday, will be closed
out today.
There are many bar
gains still, many choice
bits which have been
overlooked in the confus-
ion of the last two days,
and these have been
brought to the surface
now to help swell today's
attractiveness.
Two or three Piano and
Banquet Lamps are left,
and we'll sell them very
cheap.
"A dozen or so Of the
larger Etchings at 81. are
still to be had, and some
of the best subjects are
vet in the assortment.
All the panel Pictures
in the art room are mark
ed way down and Satur-
day night should see the
last Of them.
The lot Of children's
English Cashmere Stock
ings double knees is full
of interest for you who
have boys and girls to
provide for, So and soc.
don't begin to represent
the value.
The lot Of women's
French c. G. Hosiery
marked at IL lac. is put
at this ridiculous price
only because we want to
be rid of these few dozens
Of a line that cannot be
duplicated. The goods
are really worth soc. you
know.
There's never been a
chance to get misses
Silk Stockings for so lit
tie before, they're actual
ly worth 81. and IS. we
are closing them out this
week at $3.50
A small 9alot Of Baby
Dresses made of fine lawn
and daintily trimmed are
a trife soiled and rum
pied from having been
shown in the window and
handled in the depart
ment, they're quite as
good for use as ever,
once in the tub and
they're as fresh as new,
but for this slight injury
we've dropped the prices
half and a third.
Kid Gloves at sec.
marked down from 81.
Mems fur top Gloves at
s1.25 reduced from $2.25,
and $3.50. The silk Gloves
at 800. regularly sold for
81. are all great bargains.
The sacrifice has been
as heavy on the Misses
Cloaks and Refer Jack
cts as on anything, and at
the prices theya are a good
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
they've been 200 and up.
The Lace Nets for over

they've been 200 and up.
The Lace Nets for over
dresses are not all gone
yet, the price is 25c. till
tonight, after that if any
are left they go back to
100.
The tableful of white
muslin Underclothing,
delicately wrought French
Nuns needlework, is not
attractive because it is
grimy with dust and has
been soiled by the en-
broiderers, but look at the
bvzceS;, less than the cost
Of the materials.
Almost every section
of the store has some Of
fering of importance to
shoppers today, it isn't
worth while to catalogue
them again but a glance
through the store will re-
veal them, and their value
to you who want to make
a dollar go a long way
will be easily seen.
The only terms at this
sale, cash and no ex-
changes.
~xVy-&r n ~o
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25

5fiGnt Oregon life bar noSsr' Stals'
bp9nins paa @runoene, ptl ben Dog '"s
fuloitanbia nnblabs at sjsre asilame
iur fine Spretasenbsr % Sialpsiilosr'
gtdtens gebpere bolber iaalsoss fort''
ben paa at inbrette en- gpsning titos !
Bpen til getpemmelisbeb for fine It'll
reiienbe ps ale, Tom er interesiereos !
gtatens mango Sialpetilosr. s SAD
ion Bart bigger staten besuoeH ct Siis
10 Sob / apabrat, 10 Sob bsit % falo'
itanbis opisrt at Oregon 9ra. ssloe
gpsninseu bill blius af guilt 5prrsfre.
3asei, Der pil blipe al rsoe GsoerIpaa'
ner, fommer at bpile paa A bortlte Ssis
Ter. Ssilerne er af Warmpr % me-
act lmutt ubbusne. Set gore bill bltpe
prpbet meb Yanelperi inoebOlbenbe ale
Slass ira fra Staten, blanOt bp'lte
er @ansanita, RabrOne, 3artra, 9aur'
bartre, Mprtetra, Git Gborn, Gs'
Gran, Balm, 5uru, Sutterfurn, 6asle'
pieIuru, 8irisbertra, curly-maple %
SGetra. quiet uil oanne Sresons Ba'
billion / Sfopbrussbpsninsen.
N. @. B.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
6rofootuer % Mbefatter.

Nber er iom Gutunser; naar be fan
9isre Sfgieritreser, er be ri9tis / fit
Clement. Gn iranif Reiienbe Iprtaaer
on en- Masie moriumme Streser al Ell
bafpt 9uliu Nbetatter, iom piloe binbre
en- arptpoile / at lope. Spm man peb,
cr bet bisie fore a~rpboprs bgieite gips
oeiie at liese % iuIe fig efter Mabeu
% ristis iole Jig / Salpippne. Men Ell
Der III Nbeiatter i N9rbeoen, iaa faar
De life Sou til at buile / 5reo. Heppe
bar bet m9tte 9pr lufiet Sinene, fpr
ct Strips paa NGien briltser bet til al
fare pp. Set er Iberne, ipm aabner
5elttoset. Be oGlser altio lit Operas
tipusielt meb en- Sitterbeo, iom sis,
oeres friserite 3alenter mesen gGre.
5inbss Der ct Sr9 / HRrbeoen af arp.
fobilen, b9user abcrne Jig efter Eur
en- Snan0 / Den @ren, ipm er n9rmel
Sprben, % mems ben ipinser fig frem
ps tilbase, pirfer ben uopret paa Ra.
len. 9ette aabner Eineue, men ber
bebanbise Sienbe er aft / Sitferbeo 10,
etbuert ansreb Os buloer fig farois til
at bespnoe fine Ylaserier paanpt
9taar 3raet er for iiernt til, at be Dri'
ltise @pmnalter fan mao 8rofooiller
uoen at Hippo @reuen, banner Nbefat'
terne en- aiepe, ibet De bplber boeranbrt
i Sauoerne, % mart ier man n beI
@uirlanoe al Slbefattsr iuinse fig / 2uf,
ten. Den, iom er n9rmelt Warfen,
faar al fine 8amcrater ct Hui iom at
turat err tilitreftelist for Stsieren til
at bersrs 8aitets SOoe p9 sieblittelie
after ijerne JIG iom en- Benoel, Der ipii'
ger. Smelem taber SHeret 9aalmO'
ois6eoen % uiier to &Gffer lfrGttelist
2Gnber. ga lpper 9riumiitris fra
ale 5rGets @rene. Gberne Ieirer fr
Scir meb Ell Wasie Gtle Grimaier %
5aster. Suis M 8rofpoileu bapot
beparet ell maieit9tilt DO, - bpiltei
tuupe bare npttist psiaa iOr sfOlela'
rere at lG99e iis paa Sierte, - iad
bauoe ben uotrGttet iiue 4laseaanbcr.
Dteu ben bar paret iaa bum at blipC
tint, % fplseIis BIZ sgrtefrOteue iits
labe ben iaa SOP tll at fOie iis i Solsn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
Sra Nms(auo.

3ilnermelien paa bet politiIte s,b.t
meuem 5ranfrise % Ruslono piier f,
ogiaa tpoelis / bet Militpre. 9;stt,
artiaeriet bar bioinbtil i Ruslonb o,,
ret foripnet meb ben fruppIte sit,r,.
tanisms. @u er bet beitcmt, at bel,
bet lette Seltartilleri ifal fortunes u,s
ben frantic Struemetanisme. 2,t
tunse Geltartineri itpbes tiliioe lia.Iuu
I 5%ranfrise. Man bar mottuast ca,
100 600 Gsuarer fra Gran,riQe. &c.
item ffulbe laoes | 2anbst ielu; men al.
beles operens itemmenbe meb rusip,
Sorbolo blep Der tun leperet 2 a 5000
iitebetfcr bunbrebe 9ulinber, ug bis's ,r
iaa Iette, at Der fra Gibslin8srw r
inetommet abiOlut 5orlansebe ON, q.
be ifal fasieres, ba be iprin9er. Wp
tanismen bonner burtis / llorb.x, %
asbet bliper efter npsle fau Club iaa
upbebet, at man lille ian bOloe i o..
paret. Der blep ftrar nebiut en- Som.
mis- iion Der fasierebe be / 8uslanb 70,
briierebe Geparer os ~tilraabebe at tag,
aue fro 5ranfrise.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
sra @%aibiuston.

I'm 3uliation. Otter 6oripeenp'
bar be 5crcnebc Siaters Staggering at'
iIuttrt 9gattat nlso Nreicrinsea Gcua'
Dor, otter bpiiten be 6pfeRsee @tdieE
bar facet Gsi I'll at pprcite en- 1uIlia'
tion paa BaCipasoSsG crne ! Hacl''
Sapet. Gsune pistise 9ucremmel'e CT
@eiulta,et al 6prbduolin9er, ION ! mo-
ger 3io bar pTret isrt nellem DC 6or'
.ueee Staters Miniitss / Gcnaoor,
RpiuIanb 9. Maboucn, % Gtuaoors
llbenrigsminiiterium. 3rattaten elep
uneerItrcret IioIe Roaaeo % eiebll!'e'
Zig ofienot til @aibin9tcn.
9c iioi.e %oni.eIlsbeecr meo Gb'le
autaees at Bare u9ret en- al Srunoene
til 8olaet al @dlipases. Cerne, ion'
Iieaer paa @eittpiten % tun 8 elsr 4
7ases SeiCaos ira enbper al Gblles
Sspne. 9e 5orensoe Stater bar aue'
re-. ii,ret ia 9ei til at p%pretboloe Sub
it%atioucr peo Tasu Baso ps Yearl
Silver, iprnsen en- Citation poa 3pitos
lulu. Zen pcb 0tiniiter @iabonep oros
ucoc 5yatt5t gluer M Het III en- Sui
itatlon pon @alipngos' Gerne meb uoes
luticlie At ale andre gtotioner. Saa
bemmelis blep 6prhauoliu9erne isrt, at
met naoeoe no III Sif.ntligbeoen.
E,rur or Is / Nntal - 5 tore % 10
imaa. Sc Iigser lise paa Ruten, Der
O Morineminiiteriet CT iorsitreuet Stibe,
i,m oodr ira Gan 6rauciscu til Gallao
ca 9alraraiiO, liaeium o9iaa paa &us
ten meilsa SruOlulu % Galao %
Guapaquil.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
Su..erroeDnrtning / Minneioia.

Gse. /. russoepartementet bar neiop
bisi Gage pfieutlisslcrt eli Bamf lei
I'M 6urips meo Gprtuins al Snt'erroer
/ be lprtjelise Stater. 3epartemeus
tst lit ausrbeoite Sla9s 6rp ira Gu'
rUpa % ienote 5000 Eatter al bet til
fprltjelisc Dele al aanoet. Mpotas
gerne az 5rs anmpbeees PM at ienbe
8rgper al be al bcm oDrteoe Cutler
rOer, ian 3spartementet .unoe unber'
isse % anoInGre BEN. Reiultatet er
bsi @rHo tiIireosiiaenbe.
Der lenbies GA 4aiter ars til 1872
B:ripnsr i Winueiota. Sra oisie bar
9epartementst mubtaset 22 Yrsper al
euiterrOer, iom or analpierebe. 0isie
ROer ppyte paa iOriielise Steoer Sta
ten fra Clap GOuutp i Rprbpsit til ga.
bahia Gountp | epbsit, % Oct Ter ub
til, at aae 3ele al Staten er itittebe
for oeune Snpuitri. Gntelte YrBuer
al : ntterruer ira en- Garm i StepenS
Guunip GAP ct robptte al inbtsl 4,644
9unp eutier pr. Gcre. Der ipnes life
at uGre ncsen 1pil ON. at 6armerne i
Miuneiota / en- e 5remtio tau pr.
buesre iaa meset Gutter, iom belle Sta.
ten iorbruger.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
Snteresiant Sunb. 8roi. 5enoel

N"HltlteluHt YUM. StuI. OtHpel
NOrris fra Cambridge bar meboelt
YrOi. Neitle pcb lilbinseu, at ban i
Sloiteret paa Bjerset sinui bar opbas
get ct Yalimpisi i moebplbenoe ben iuto.
itGnoise iprilte 1ert til be fire Guan.
selier.
"Gpansellerue," tiger 81. Gurus
Gbler peb SmitbiUn.S nltitut / @aibs
instun. ~@anta9es oprinbelis at pore
itreone ! ct Sprps, ION blcu brugt
8nlGltina % iRrIi9 ! @aIii9a, % ionl
bar IN Slanoins al S:brriit % Sps
riff. Vt peo, at bet life bar rent Sc.
braiit ira iaaoanne llbtrpt, Tom 9riitua
bruste paa Soriet: "Glpi, elpi, CANA
iebactbaui~ (Wtu Cub, min Cub, bui
bauer ou iUrlaot mig }, Der er al iprilt
Gprinbeiie. ale 8efrabelier bar Der.
for biotll saaet no loa at ppoasc, bpao
Der bar Den pprinoeIl9e Cert til Gpaus
gelierne. Sois bet cr, bpap man III
bar iunoet, fan bets @nroi % getpo.
ming life operouroereS. Zen alminoe-
Iise 9egt er ira grRite Speriat.
teller ira Sriginaleu. 9roi. Sarris,
bpem ieg tjenoer spot, er iGrlis suot
fpalificeret til Of beosmme 9Get6eoeu
al en- iaaban SpbaBslis."
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
ieoe aarsau.
On Duel paa gorh,

50r uosle Var iiOen blsO Zen r.,
renoe tblfe @isstansler giaw,s. '''
rdisnOs 0Oer nOsls f,arpe uStrI, %
ben bersmts gibenftabsmano ai,. .ya
uHOsr en- 9ebat / R~issoaasr 5o.,
brist ON BAN. at ban ,snbts m WV
fine Sefunbanter. 0Y'0
9isfe traf girdOtu / bans Qo,,..
tortumL bpor ban bar ipsIel;ot .,S '''
finoe ct Mibbel, Der tunbe "
Triftner. 38Ss
"abo," iasbe ban, zen rlbiurs,;.,
ira 5prlt 8ismardl @obt, men bo ~
er ben ubfOrbrebe, Dor jeo RET =,
beige gaaben. Der er mine goob.., u
Dan frempiife to fore gaier. h.,
bet pbre bar binanben ulosle, Iio. :.
pebblep: ''S
Den enc at bisis er fulo Of Trim.
% Sraber fin Manb; ben nuOer ~ ~
oeles ~uifabelis. Oil MI 60. er,.t,
lsnce sisre mig ben OGRE at OpIos =.
al oisie - bpab bet pore unaaar, sr 4.
iOm De fer, aloeles liss ipiie ~,
iaa lfal ies ipiie ben anben!"
5srft 8ismard funbt imiOlertiO Mat.
8aabeu en- Smule tiebelise % usot,s.
at bore meb paa Ell iaaban Duel. o.,
tlsu iaaleoes life noset al BEN. mo,
insen bsifplbte gir6op for Geiobsb,
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-25
U1r Smil moo bin gar.

8Gr iniI mob bin Saber;
ibi bpem bar Big bog
mer inoerIig eiltet poa Sprbl
San fsrIt 10 al ale til SIsrtet big oro9,
forpnsst ban blep I bin Saar.
8ar iniI mob bin 5abtr;
tbi MI sr ban graz,
bans Sfrtot er ct faite fon fsr.
Saa bar bam ben Star, ban Tan ftbtts fs par
RaaIte alt I Norsen ban opr.
B9r inil mob bin NobeS;
tbi 3ipen bar last
paa ganoen 10 Jurerne alt;
bun paaseO bar ODER big mansen en- Rat;
bun itjalp mar | Spaoom bu faISt
8, elf ba b,n Rpber
for big bun til Cub
10 oaelts OFFENDER fin Dsn IL
Snart maaiie bun ffal tS
til fin @rau beres uo, Al
ba faar bel az @uo bun fin G6n.