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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
The He'll On Its Trayels.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The Columbian
Liberty bell was escorted from the dock
of the Citizens line. at the foot of west
10th street. to Jersey City this morning.
The bell was artistically draped with the
stars and stripes. but sufficiently exposed
to give all those along the line of route an
opportunity to see 1t. 1t reached Jersey
City at IL 80 and was placed upon a fiat car
and left for the west at lis pm. 1t Is to
go to Chicago by way Of Philadelphia, Will
mington, Washington, Baltimore, Harris
burg and Indianapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
A HITCH IN SIAM.
Frances Demands Too Great to be


France's Demands Too Great to BE
Granted.
BANGKOK, Aug. 2S.-Prince Devawongse
Varoprakar, Siamese foreign minister. Is
sojourning at Bangpain. NJ. Rolin JAG
quemins. the prime minister. will shortly
join him there. The negotiations between
NJ de vilers. the French special envoy.
and the Siamese government for the set
Element of the Franco-Siamese dispute,
are at a complete standstill 1t is stated
that should Siam concede the demands now
made upon her by M. de Vilers her COM
merce would be completely ruined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
The Gold From California.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S-The much heralded
shipment of gold coin sent from San Fran
cisco to this city arrived at the subtreas-
ury this morning. Instead of so 000 900 as
reported, the consignment consisted Of only
$4,000 900. The United States Express Com
pany transferred the boxes from the cars
to the subtreasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28

A call has been issued for a meeting of
the National Association of Minutemsn Of
1851 at Indianapolis Wednesday, September
s. during the G. \ r. national encampment.
This association Is composed Of men who
responded to the first call of Gen. Scott
and President Lincoln for troops to defend
the capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
The Vacancies All Filled.

All of the vacancies in the record q d
pension office caused by deaths in ne
casualty at the Ford's Thearer building.
were filled today by promotions in the office
based strictly on the efficiency record"
upon which all changes in that office are
based.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
The star Out of Town.

The EVENING STAR will be sent BY
mail to any address in the United
States or Canadafor such period a. may
be desired at the rate of fifty cents per
month.
@But all such orders must be &C
companied by the money, or the paper
cannot be sent, a. no accounts are ksps
with mail subscriptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
To Avoid All Danger.

The Richmond and Danville railroad
which is making a handsome addition to
its building. corner 18th street and Penn
sylyania avenue, has given a leave of abb
ali be put in place and all danger of acct
dent is past. 1t was from this building
that workman fell and was killed a week
ago last Saturday. and the company does
NOT intend that there shall be ..ny posi-
bility of a repetition OF the Ford's Theater
horror in its new building. This action on
the part of the company is naturally highly
APPRECIATED by it's employees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28

Eugene ]. Hazard son of Mr.. and Mrs
William II. Hazard OF Corcoran street, who
LETT here last October to accept a clerkship
In the office of Mr.. Clarence T.. Young
secretary Of the worlds congress auxiliary
OF the worlds Columbian exposition. has
recently been appointed assistant secretary
OF that organization.
Roberta Schocklett. Joseph Hill and W
v Leonard have been adjudged Iunatics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28

ErOm
In the wilds of Rabun county there n .
still-a moonlight distillery"-which is said
10 be managed by two beautiful women. IL
IS not given out officially, but nevertheless
known 20 the few, that revenue man
who ventures on those premises ever Gomez
out heart whole and fancy free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

lowest and the closing prices Of the New York stock
market today. 80 reported by Corson Z Mccartney.
members New York stock exchange Correspondents
AessrA Moore I Schley, No. 10 Broadway:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
Sunfiower and Cucumber.

From the Hartford Cou-ant.
DIR. Hugo Ludwig has in his yard a biF
sunfiower fourteen feet high. cucumbeB
vine has wound itself UP the stalk and bia
cucumber has grown under the leaves OF The
sunfower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
Range Of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings Of the
thermometer at the weather bureau today:
8 a. m, Y; p. M. 81; maximum, 81; 'yui-
mum, u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28

1t is reported that the new government
of Nicaragua will establish its legation In
this city and that DR.. Gusman will be ap-
pointed minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
,THr LIVES.


I'm, :: Luvra'
When out Of ORDER II bsst regulated BY AYERS Pills
rhsy srs ssasching-yss mild and Strengthening In
thstr eject md speedily restore the most slusxish
erso . norm.hand health condition
TOR four ysarsI was aHictsd with liver complaint
Ths best physicians attended me. but a I Vas not
RELIEVED By
Thar remedies took AYERS Pills. and believe my
liver d now In . perfectly healthy condition. N
JARRTIL- proprietor Of Jarrelrs Hotel. High
Point. NC.
FOR several years I was great sufferer from
liver complaint whichesnsed severe pains under the
right Side from under the right shoulder blade. sal
lovnsss Of the sktn. lovsptr1tsdness and ersmp in
The stomach. am pleased to be able to state that
have been reiieveof all these complaints by the use
Of AYERS Pills. nnd them also to be an elegant
afssr-dinner pill Mrs. NJ i. STEAD. Muncy. Pa
TO- AYERS PILLS.
Prepared By DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass
Z falls EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
Another Resienntion Called for.

The resignation OF Mai; Edmund s Woog.
fairs was called for this afternoon The
letter asking thu resignation stated SIM
ply that the Secretary OF the Interior re-
and that as this year he had had twenty
one days leave. all that he was entitled to-
end of the present month. This act has
created quite a commotion in department
circles. Maj. Woog has been considered
the most efficient man who has ever filled
~ -ssA at financial clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28
Chicago Grain and Provision Markets.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE Auo os-F1our dull

Receipts IN Chicago-Wheat. III cars; corr
oats. $685. hogs, 81, 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28

cular letter from Superintendent T. T..
Daniels of the Chicago Waits Mission and
Training School, calling attention to a con-
vention which will be held in Chicago COM
mencing October IL of practical men to dis
cuSs and promote practical measures for
the betterment of the condition of news
boys and street waits. This movement. the
letter states. is heartily Endorsed by Mayor
Harrison, the chief of police and ex-States
Attorney Longenecker. The Commission
ers are requested to send a delegate famil-
lar with the work and in general and in
full sympathy with the movement to keep
such boys out of jail and give them practf-
cal training necessary to obtain a fair start
in the world. II is suggested that an fnvi-
tation be extended to any or the prominent
citizens who have risen from newsboy
ranks.
Want the Case Reopened.
Bankers brokers. lawyers, preachers. real
estate agents. brewers, merchants. liquor
dealers and mechanics assembled in the
board room of the Commissioners this
morning to testify to the good standing of
Mrs. Johanna Hettinger, whose application
for liquor license at SS Maryland avenue
northeast stands rejected. Mrs. Hettinger
has not had a license since 1892. Her ap-
plication this year was refused twice on
account of lack of signatures. 1t will be
recalled that the signature of Jerry Simp-
son was questioned as a bona fide resident
Meanwhile the friends of Mrs. Hettinger
have not been idle. Petitions have been
circulated and a general interest stirred up
all along the line.
When Commissioners Parker and Powell
| went into the board room they were con-
fronted by a representative delegation from
East Washington. There was John T.. Her
! rel, president of the National Capital Bank
W. II. Manogue, John Fegan. J. W. Schaef-
err Albert Carry, John Widshafft. George
D. Scheuch, NJ. G. Mccormick. G. III. Plant
Aug Getz, ]. II. Hettinger, +. Nierbuchen
| and Charles Hood.
Jerry Simpson was not present. but his
name was handed ia with about seventy
others to a petition which set forth thst
| the license should be granted, and ccnclud-
ed: I'VE consider II a public necessity and
we would be put to great Inconvenience by
| the refusal OF said license"
Mr. John e He-reil stated that this was
| the first time I'm his career In washington
| that he had called in the interest OF IL
| Quor dealer. yet he believed Mrs. Hettngsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28

pointed out the physical defects of his
up the beach, and after dressing made an
onslaught on the dinner table which made
Judge Miller white in the face.
and ogle the bellies of the cape until to-
morrow afternoon. when they will return
to Washington and , try to settle the silver
day evening. Saturday Mayor Hildreth
took them for a sail in the inlet on the
yacht Harriet and today they were given a
ride over Cape Mays trolley system.
Considering that they are Congressman
they have behaved very well.
The Tombs Of Alexander and Cleo
patra.
From the Boston Daily Advertiser.
1 wrote you from London of the discovery
in Alexandria, six weeks ago, of the tombs
Of Alexander and Cleopatra. Here is the
letter sent to Aberdeen which describes
1.-The tombs are intact and no doubt. as
the excavations proceed. the tombs of all
There is no doubt about the matter. as the
names of the occupants are over the doors.
The doors are of bronze and covered with
Greek inscriptions Here and there the
bronze has corroded, SO that with the aid
of a magnesium light they could see the
marble sarcophagi and lots of other things
be full of rolls and parchments. but this is
mere guesswork on the part of the observ-
ers. All will be cleared up when the khe-
dive returns from Constantinople, as he is
to superintend the opening of Alexander
and Cleopatra's tombs.'
DR.. Grant Bey, the writer Of this letter
dated June II, goes on to say: Lots OF
beautiful vases and gold things have been
found. and a most beautifully executed
stella. in whose tomb they found a crown OF
gold. My Information is at first hand, be.
cause I had a long conversation with the
proprietor of the land and the manager OF
the digging this afternoon. In the course
Of digging the Greek gentleman came upon
a pit that led down to a series of vaults
thirty feet below the surface. These are
the tombs of the Ptolemies. and the one
exposed to view is that Of Cleopatra. The
others have still to be excavated. but they
are there-only all the passages are filled
with earth. Twenty feet deeper. and only
six feet above level, is Alexander
tomb, all by itself: only there are some
chambers near 1t filled with rolls and parch.
ments--in other words. . library OF ancient
books"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-08-28

priation Is made (Which numbers g. but
also requires the deposit to be made to the
sections of the city and the Improvement
Of county roads. 1t will be readily under
deposits on this account, and are a fruitful
source OF error to rectify. which is very
annoying and is the cause of delay in set
ten Of accounts ,,s think deposits on
method could be suggested less cumbersome
than the present which would be mutually
satisfactory to the department and this
office.
Exempt Property.
Attention has been called to the fact that
the large realty balance charged against
this office does not represent the true
amount Of arrears. inasmuch as 1t contains
taxes on property not now taxable. namely
property owned by the United States and
District of Columbia and property exempt
by law. such as schools, church and asylum
properties and 1T has been urged that a
Systematic elimination from the books OF
a true balance can be arrived at. The same
is true in regard to the tax on personal
property; careful revision Of which would
materially decrease the large unpaid bal
ances.
MANY assessments on this account were
arbitrarily made In the absence Of a return
as requested by law. In consequence they
are fictitious and the want of the neces-
sary facilities to inforce the collection OF
this tax tax at the time when due resulted in
mess, removal from the city, death, &c.
have been the means of putting beyond oul
reach at this late day the power to inforce
payment Of this tax. For these reasons
deem all Of this tax previous to 1890 un.
collectable and inasmuch as retaining It or
| the books Of this office serves the purpose
only Of swelling the unpaid balance due
the District I urgently request that au
| thority be asked of Congress to cancel the
same.
The renewal Of the appropriations FOL
the collection of overdue personal tax I.
again recommended. During the past veal
there was collected on this account 81. 40 4
tax and g. 03S 81 penalty with an approprfa
| ton of $500. The wisdom Of continuing
| this appropriation is apparent as the pen
| atty more than reimburses the District fo
| the outlay"
| In his estimates for the expenses OF hi
| office during the next fiscal year Mr.. Davi
asks for $1s. 800 This includes a deputy col
lector Of taxes at $1,000 and an assista
| cashier at s, 900.
| Another Resignation Called for.
| The resignation Of Maj. Edmund s. Woog
| Anancial clerk of the office Indian 2
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Iirit 9iaiiunal 9anf, Setorab

bar beIuttet, pan @ruuo al Congress
lens simitise striot ~ll9eOuerior &er9e'
Spprgsmanlet, at oeponere | Sanf'Gea
pnrtmeutet i 3aibin9ton $4,000 |
5Oreneoc Stnters Bombs, % ta9e uo,
oerior ct I%iJnenoe Selgb i M Currency,
iaaleoes iOm 9ppen tiliteoer. 3tsie
Yeuge or aQereoe beitiIt for 5rptutn9,
% oil bare Der paa Steoet i betimeli9
5io, uaar DC maotte tr9nges. @n iaa'
ban 5rem9angsmauoe er meset almllt'
beli9 iii ior be rationale Sant' SnItitns
tipner belle 9nnoei puer, for at fierne
mulis Mauscl pua Tcn8e, % Spntrol'
loren al Currency an laar, at Der paa
oenne 0iaaoe i guguit Waaneo oil blipe
en- 6Orsselie Of % Wiiaioner Dollars |
NatiOnal Sant Currency.
9ette CT en- piieli9 Sroning psiaa al
1T Nntiuual 8ant / 9ecOrab % bier,
at Seitprelien al oenne ultio bar SInene
aabne for fine GeppiitOrs Snteresier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
9ecorab pg Sntegn.
On ifrrffcIia Silornaelie.
Ttn 2lee SIua, 1904

@unocr Sepcrior Risboug, en- 5ar'
mer upale ioa Nlils | 0pro fra 8Den,
o. 9ai. 3puep, ct Gar MiIe lrn8err
upC, Dor iioite SuSoug | Geeornb %
too, citer Sigenoe, ooItIaigt I'll i9 al
oct Strrtc. ON Sitcneu relIte De lani'
men bjcmuuer; Houep Tom bog life lam.
Qcre cno iii SeperionS Sns. tbt ON
0ipraeneu anmelote ct Senoebuo iUr
E~urisbebeu Der | SDcn, at ban Lao DOB
Der. Gorpucren reiite no, nnoerlpgte
9ioet p9 iauot, at Sibsoc bar Itr9tfe'
lia %misbanolet. Seueriun blcp Itrnr
arretsret os iiober cnonu fnit; 5orbpr
ital opta9cs Snsoas.
Sat. 6onep bar en- original lloen
Srl0nber, bnuoe oeltaget / arl9en %
bost maugioloi9e gar i @inneibeit go.
Ter er uoturlisUis en- MGn9oe &ps'
ter / Sml0b, men paa benz pil pi life
inolncs ps; f~ottlite OplDsninser ptI
iprbanbcutli9 irsutommc peo 5orberet
impraeu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Spittsrmin peb Luther Academy be.
spnoer ben 20oe September % IIutter
ben lobe 8pp.
StOlepeu9e i Academic Department
$500, / Commercial Department
$1,000.
gleberne fan faa SoIt os 9osi8 i
Spsniusen me9et blaist.
StoIsu bar ire &urius: Academic,
Commercial % Musical. College pre-
paratory SlaSier briucS i Academic
Department
81 uooanner babe NorIte % Gn9ets
Tie SfOlelRrere. 81 bar ingen @nnites
Iisbco iOr at ifuite ppre Gleuer Stole.
On me9et bpstis Carer f%preitaar
Commercial Department.
NQc, iom a9ter at 9aa paa Stule BET
tOmmenNe Gur, bgr be9pnbe meo SDit.
termiuen, oeripm bet pna npaen Maaoe
er muIi9t.
5pr GirtulRrer eler nprmere Splns.
niuger beuOenoe ma iia til
8. g. Gwmion,
5l.l9.3 gilbert Sea, Miun
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

9pab pilbe Ssr toiter, fuur man
&ebe paa i en- Grtifel, ium Ell 5urIutter
bar ltreoet | ct uoenlanbit 3ib8trift s.
ter Ell Samtale meb ben betienote Ga.
senbed ! Samburs, belle 8eroens 9eue,
ranopr at piloe 8pr. Gn Slob6ef 10.
iter $4,000 8r., en- inoiIt 3apir 5000
8r., Ell amerifanit 2apir 2,7OO Rr.
Yriien paa Glefanter parierer fra $500
til 5000, ell patfer 2Bpe fra z, 200 I'll
5000, 2isere fra 1900 til 1900 eIter
be forltieaisc 8ariteter. Bare uf ben
i%aatalote &Onsetiser er Der 5 iliae ga.
rieteter. % iaa bar man oesuoeu 81
gere fra SABA, Sumatra, 8euan9, ia
ielp fra Siberien. Changer cr furtiben
meset biGlise. Grter, iOm fGr tUfeos
80 til $50 &r., Iaar man III for en- 80
a 40. Weset fore tau uubertioeu tumme
op / 900 3r. Geoparoer betolcs ne6
10000 Ser. Sprte 9altere meO
70O-110o Ser, itribeoe % pIetteoc
gantere meb $50 9r. Sa9uarer Ituur
/ 5O0-1S00. Gn spb %olurbjDrn fan
faces for 5OO-7OO, brunc 8isrne fro
1O0-1s0, forte ameritunife SicrnF fra
180-360. Gbetatte Tan loacs liSc ira
5 ar, @iraffer er life lTn8cr muli8j
at opbripe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Sctte taller Tor zig ielp.

Satc &art MinH., ben 22oe Sult 1898.
ST. y. &uunoien!
Scr en- Sto iieeu isnote 7s mig ct GoItturt
meS &nmoouins ON ies piIbe laoe Gem pior,
hpOrIeoes Spmafiiueu Suspenuen arbei.
Der. Getie 8ioroe Iea men ba ie9 Sntet bar
feet / Slaeet, er @oitiortet r~imeIi8uls gnnet
tabt. Seq oil oerior M sleutaas bpab jee
ltrsp:
20 ri M bar brust SpmoItiusn gus,
peunen s 8aaueoer, tan ies bepioue, al
ben er ale 9sIe SOB % ti~Ifreosihuenoe %
liseina COB ipm Dc Raitiner, DC. iGl0cs Ipl
ben oobbelts @rts. 9eriom 9tosen oil bapu
en- biuis 90 COB Spmuitine, iaa tigb gus
psunen. Sroeten par SLIGO.
Ole Y. SpeupIabien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Heiienbe.
Mrs. s. u. SaaIsun, tiplisere Miis
CLARA Sulber9, er Der paa Seis9 bps
fine mango Senner, meoens benbes
Wanb, Setretar bps Senator 8etti.
sreiu, ppbUloer fig / @aibinstOn unber
Gunsreisss esiionen.
or. Nels SOltun % Suitru ira
apibtuuuns, Dane Co., g8is., 'tanbieoe
/ 9onoass pper / 9ecOrab for at beige
SlG9t % Senuer.
- Gn sanlmel 9ecorabsMano fom
pp for at bilie paa ps iioite 6reoas,
nemli9 Ole git, Der for eli II q IL
aar iioen tipbte Soeoe i 3ecorab Oa
&iosepap. Son Dor MI i canton, g,
3at, % bapOe beipst &ercensuOitiain'
gen, lebiaset af belle i'm 5amitie.
- Sr. g. g. Samre Or. reiite iioit,
2lrsoa9 llpl9e meo I'm Srltrll I'll WRln
%neiOta % 9otpta for at beipse fin
Born, buiatte i Sieo Safe Sails o.
0taupea. @nmltn9en bar itp9t bang
for, OF Masueteu uilbe bragg BAN ii
Sercensucitillin9en osiaa, men fan
99ube, ban fan itaa impo.
- Mrs. Dime 9nfteu al gbercrom
bic, q. Gat., bar / 8ecorab oper Spr
bag, / Seiss hos Sl9st % Sennel
Sun bar tilbrast ct l9nserc 9elsg 20
i'm MOber os 8rober i Sprins @rpp,
Gen 9umle, 9poslise Saluor Sta,
berg al SlOmiielb, 6iumpre 60, Minn
par | Spen isaar, ps aflasoe "IOiten
ct 8eis9.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Z. Z. 8rhdten itriper fra 2ipin
@nlep, Minn., oen 20oe aus. 1898:
&urman County bjemie9tes ignar al
en- meset uoloiOm Saslitorm, 'iom eoe'
lagbe en- Masie 6peoe % 6apre. Tlltr
moi bapbe nogen hOer i%tuaret Ell Del al
Gulineen, iom MI foO "Sbod", men
en- bel 3el Of bette bleu osiaa eoelast.
Set bar gItre SalpOel Gountiet, ION
bleu rdmnet. - aarpeien er ! bet Sele
taset minore, enO ben pleier at pGre
her.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Em Sfr9oocrs

5Or nRiieu ct glar iioeu tjsbts iea Ell Of
9eres SpmuftlHer Susoeuneu for Sus.
brus, % jes ian bepioue, at ben sr uomGrtet
/ ale 7eIs. 5 min 9roiesiiou bar jes bapt
&nleonius til Of ie % BRUCE mango Sla9s
Naifiner, men ies ijenoer iusen beore for
Susbrus eno Suspeuuem Zen isrits
uee rar jes ristisuOi liot lei ben, % | nit
ftiie gino iulote jes ben Susfsubs, tbi min
Rome bar iaa fprlibt / @tuitineu, at bun bolbt
ben saaenoe iaasootiom banoe gat o. Tag
iaa Der life bar So % Sreo at inu, men bel
git 10 oper, % M er slt soot.
". See DEBORAH, Bona
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

- 6irmoet 6. .. 2ennon & 60. bar
M la9t ino eft betpoelIS Sebplouiua
al hard % soft Sul, iom be pil ialse
til ~betpceIis luuere 9riier peune Maas
neo END ienere. Gubper, Der bar Srus
iOr Sul til @interen, bpr sjpre fine
Snbtipb for lite September. Sirmaet
fan iaar lepsre fine auuoer bebre Stoi
END n~oscuiinoe ipr braat til 9ecorab
@aa blot op / bets 9ofale peo Chen al
III Rational Sant; Der tan man is bel
prGStise SrGnoitot Tom oerira ials
9es.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
fsoe narsaKa.
@nIo ! cit Graz.

"Gn COB Sjernins fummer or,,,
isien', idsOe en- Mano npIis til en- 81,
porter peo "gittsbu burg Guft".
"SpOrleoes tror De, at en- q, s,
bebite Sure, Tom nosenIinoe lepeb, ~,
en- rig Wanb? Oct er life nUoep Ian.
Siftorie, men ben bier iulbt no, ., %
spb @jernins aloris er furaiapes ,srs
ON BET taser ben nosen 9ib Of Sn6.
@eien rnlbt. Sere Sudiun tom for sn
Del gar iiben no til Colorado unsr :,
eie Ell Gent. San brep pmtriuo bor,
anoet Iar % leueoe fra Soorbep 81
0fnnoen. @i lifte BAN ole, ua ri pibft,
bet bar life bans Sell, at 9inoens IL,
beSreoe fig for bam, % inoen uf D,
fnnoe neste BAN 2p, naar BET inch ;or.
Zig baarot. Gn Sag began Sere fla ot.
ter no; ban bar ntilfreos meO gerb,n
ialmlnbeliabeo os meo fig ielu iIerb,.
lesbeo. Mebens ban !traIteOc ruubt !
en- eniom Del al 2anbet ct Bar Nan,
efter bette, itSote ban paa en- Miueor.
beibers Sig, Tom laa pna 8eieu. nstot,
tells Wanb", tanfte Sere, ieg antuocr
bet er bet famine, iom penter mia, Son
bereote fig paa at stoe ben opoe llbs.
fienbte Ell Spm9rfiOmbeO, Tom ban ieIo
/ l%ignenoe 3ilfelbe uilbe irtte Rrjs
paa, ps bar mart ifGro meO at oropp
Ell @rap til en- Manb, ipm ban alOro
bapoe Jet ier. San srapeoe imiOlertio
life lanst, neppe to SOB, ba ban meo et
ItBote paa Cub - Cub, rent GjuIN
San ~besrapeoe fin utjenbte Sen / ct on.
bet Sul % furlpb bet igrite Ipm en- ria
Msanb. Gn suo @iernins, ielp mob en-
5remmeb. fommer altio isien".
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Neutrality-suspicious. nnmann.

Zen noriie Stortbinsss Hreiioent Si99o
llumaun, Der ipi0er en- flor 8ole pna Oct
pOlltilte Self / Norse. ioreta9er for 3ioen
en- Reiie / be 5oreuebe Stater os aster at
bolOe 5orebras pna be Steoer, buor ban
opiorores BERTH. Man bar Salget nellem
en- 9ecture oper ben nupRrenoe poltttlte
Stiuins / Norse, eller norIt 2iterntur. pr.
udmanu er Ell meset besapet Ntano, ior'
oct piitnut bill bllue interesiait at bsre.
San fommer til Secorab ON Ell Waaneos
3io; 3atpen hi, nGrmere blipe befIenot9Dort.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Cgiaa cit unoifgloning,

Sgiaa Ell lln%oifplonins. Summes
rem: "8e er beitplot for at BABE itjaa.
let ct @uloubr, Der laa / llbrmaserens
9inbue. Suab bar De at iise bsrtil?
5iltalte: "3et bar l%lbrmaserens
esen Stp!o. San bapbe peo Siben ai
llbret last Ell Sebbel, boprpan Der itpb:
"Sielpen 2eili9beo". Sua 9reb ies
9eiliabeben!"