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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
= SENSATIONAL DECISION.
Texas Judge Renders Over Thousand
Marriages Illegal.

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct. 4-News has just
been received of decision by Judge Shep-
ard, Of Bowie county district court, in
which he makes illegal over 1000 mar
rlages in the county of Bowie, Tex. For
more than ten years prior to January l
last 1t has been the custom of the county
clerks for the general convenience Of peo-
pie desiring to marry to fill out marriage
license blank and leave the same with the
justice of the peace in each precinct where
they were supplied to person making ap-
plication for such license, the justice filling
out the name desired and collecting the
legal fees
1t IS estimated that more than 1000
couples residing in Bowie county were
married with such license during the last
decade, including a number of persons of
high social standing in Texarkaua as well,
1t was on the question of legality of such
licenses and marriage ceremoriss per-
formed under them that the judge rem
dered his decision. The court holds such
marriages to be irregular, illegal and CON
sequcntly void. The case will be appealed
immediately to the supreme court. 1t is
thought that the decision will affect other
parts of Texas also.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
TO Be SHOT IN THE BACK.
Pallas, the Spanish Anarchist, To Be Shot
in That Manner

Pallas, the Spanish Anarchist, To Be Shot
in That Manner
BARCELONA Oct. At is stated that the
supreme council of war has ratified the
sentence Of death pronounced by the court
martial that tried Pallas, the anarchist.
who recently sought to kill General Mar
tiniz de Campos by throwing two bombs
at him. To make the death of Pallas as
disgraceful as possible the court-msrtial
decreed that he should be shot standing
with his back to the firing party. The
place of execution will be behind Mont
Juich
Pallas' family has visited him to bid him
farewell. He maintained stolid demeanor
until it became tine for him to say his
last goodbye to his little children. Then
the manhood in him asserted itself, and
kissing them over and over again, he bade
them not to follow in his footsteps, in the
meantime crying bitterly. His mother
asked him whether he believed in God and
he dryly responded "No." Pallas now de-
clares he has very important information
that he intends to reveal at the last mo-
ment.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04

building used by Warren & Co. for smok-
ing fish, was blown into the bay. On the
same wharf a dwelling together with its
contents was lifted from its foundation
and dropped into the bay. The greater
damage was en- the bay. The Portuguese
bark Josephine and the Norwegian bark
Wilhemia were blown on the beach. One
OF the vessels is in a dangerous position
Railroad communication is cut off The
mail train on the Pensacola g. Atlantic
road, which left here for Jacksonville
Monday morning at $50, could go no
farther than Bohemia, on the bay shore,
and was compelled to return. The 1875 p.
m. train on the Louisville and Nashville
also encountered washouts and was COM
PEELED to return to the city. The only
train reaching the city during the day
was from the north at 4:35. All telegraph
communication was cut off before 10
O'Clock Monday, railroad companies
wires being down in every direction, and
no news Of the storm could be sent out
sooner
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR BRYAN.

Likely TO Meet With Opposition in the
Nebraska Convention
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 4-When the Demo
cratic state convention which meets TODAY
is called to order it will find two questions
facing it-fusion and free silver, as op-
posed to hard money and straight Dem
ocracy. Congressman W. ]. Bryan, who
is delegate from this county, will cham
pion the cause of silver and attempt to
commit the party In the state to an en-
dorsement of his views. He has formid-
able following but his task is likely to be
hopeless one, majority of the delegates,
1t is expected having been instructed to
uphold the financial policy of the Cleve-
land administration.
Bryan supporters are also credited with
having IN mind the endorsement of the
Populist nominee for associate Justice of
the supreme court, Judge Holcomb, of
Broken Bow, but it is the rank and file of
the party that oppose this. Two regents
OF the state university are also to be nomi-
mated, but there is little striving for any of
the places, and no names have thus far
been prominently mentioned.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
Wore Not FOXY Enonrh.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. A bold scheme to
beat the Frankfort lottery was frustrated
by detectives when they caught four men
iu the office of the lottery at Third and Green
streets. Three of the men were arrested,
but the fourth, William Linn, a clerk in
the lottery office, made his escape. The
men arrested are +. d. Jeffries, alias
Frank Enright, telegraph operator; George
w. keeley, photographer, and Henry
Gaulbert, colored linemen for the Postal
Telegraph company The scheme was TO
put d wire in room next to the office and
by signals furnish the operator with the
numbers as they were taken from the
wheel
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Oct. g.
Following were the quotations on the
Board OF Trade today: Wheat-October.
opened 661sc, closed 6jc; December, opened
ss ss5sc' closed sc; May opened 7624c, closed
76I8c. Corn-Octo5er opened 4O1so, closed
4O9sc; December opened 4O5sc, closedl Ale;
May. opened 444c; closed 4414c. Oats-Oc-
tober, opened 2sc, closed 2Sc; December,
opened zsA, closed 2s34c; May, opened a2c,
closed 3z1sd. Pork-October. opened $3.50,
closed Sl5.50; January, opened Sll50
closed sl4lo Lard-october, opened s94O,
closed S9.4j.
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stock yards today ranged as follows:
Hogs-Estimated receipts for the day l2. 900:
quality poorer; left over about 1000; market
rather active on packing and shipping ac-
count; good lots firm; common lots easy and
in some instances &C lower; sales were made
at s5GS6.5O pigs ss:OO9ss5 light $3.50
s., sGpEa hssSa sSS1as palss sss 5
5000; quality fair; market fairly aStiye
on local and shipping account and prices
well maintained; quotations ranged at
$5.350570 choice TO extra shipping steers, S65
G5.es good to choice do, s4OO3L55 fair to
S3.0uQ3 20 butchers steers, S2.001275 stock
ers, S25l13.3O feeders, sl.O012 81 cows S2O0G
2.sO heifers, 81. 50135J bulls, g. l92si Texas
steers, s2.5d04.l5 western rangers, and Sc 5of
O.7O FtAl CAVES.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for the day.
O,OO0; quality fair; market rather active; feel
ing firm; prices rulei 100I5c higher; quota
tions ranged at S2.2513i5 per I0J lbs west
erns, S!.l0935O Texas $4,000 L25 natives and
81 0U0 10 lambs.
Produces; Butter-Fancy separator, 2sx
G2Sc per ID; fancy dairy, 23G25c; pack
ing stock, l51l5lhc. Eggs - Fresh stock,
lslfc per doz. Live Poultry Chickens, DC
per Id; turkeys, 12Gl2fci ducks, Slf1sc;
geese, S30OG5.0 per doz. Po;atoes-Wis-
consin Rose, f4e stock, 5sG6Oc per bu- Sweet
PotatOes-Jerseys. S3.0Oa3.25 per Dbl. Ap-
ples-Fair to fancy. s2.5O945J per bbl.
Honey-White clover, lib sections, Ila
l5c per ID; broken comb. 1OGl2c; dark
comb. good condition, lOGl2c; extracted,
6GSc.
New York.
New YORK, Oct g.
Wheat-October, 7lAc; November, 73s4c;
December, 7i1aG7S Lice; May. 81 l-leas2Nc.
Corn-No Qniet and firm, 4s& October, 4slS
94sSsc; November. 49G49lzc; December.
4stsG4sss'; May, 5l115l14c. Oats-No. .
quiet and grmer; state. 31S40c; western.
3694Gc; November, 34ssc; No. white, Oc-
tober. 36,f. Pork-Quiet and firm; new mesa
Sls.0o0ls.25. Lard-Quiet and sts4dy;
steam-rendersd, S2.s519.90.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
Fatal Panic in a Church.

CITY OF MEXICO, Oct 4.-Advices have
been received from Parangarientero, State
of Michoacan, of horrible accident at a
church Sunday. The parish church was
crowded with people attending religious
festival when rocket set fire to the roof,
and the fact being announced by the ring.
ing of the church bell panic seized upon
the assembled multitude, who made a sim
ultaneous break for the doors, with the re-
suit that ten persons were killed, three of
them being children. Many others were
seriously injured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
The Local Markets.

6RAIN, ETC.
Wheat-74d76e
Corn-40G42c.
New oats-s7I30c
Hay-Timothy, g. 0OGS9.00: upland. ssas1o:
slougI S6. OoGS7 90; bsled, S100Of9. 90.
PRODUCE.
Butter-Fair 10 choice, 20. G2Sc; creamery, 3Oc
Eggs-Fresh, ISc WV
poultry-Chickens, 1Sc; turkeys le1s ducks
12nc; geese, 10c.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
Apples-$3 006S5. per bbl.
Potatoes-60c765c.
Onons-60c per bu
Turnips-40c per bu.
LIVE STOCK
Catte-Butchers pay for corn fed st.ers
4G4nc; COWS and neitels, 21s slSLc calves
415c
Hogs-5Hc.
Saeep-5c.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
Single Copies B Gents
Per Week l9k Gents
KILLED WHILE SLEEPING,
Two Colored People at Paris, Ky, Killed
With Dynamite.


With Dynamite.
PARIS, Oct. 4.-Some unknown fiend
placed a dynamite cartridge between
Eliza Dent and Houston Kelly, colored,
while they were asleep at the formers
home. The cartridge exploded and killed
them both. The dynamite was evidently
placed directly beneath them with fuse
attached. The right arm of one and the
left arm of the other victim were torn off
at the shoulder. They were lying on a
feather bed on the floor and the terrible
force Of the explosion blew a hole two feet
square through the floor, and shattered all
the glass in the two windows of the room.
as well as breaking ornaments and scat
tering remnants of bedclothes all over the
floor. The bodies Of the two unfortunates
were entirely nude. 1t is alleged that the
Dent woman had quarreled with two
negro men over the ownership of the cot
tage in which the tragedy occurred, which
may lead to their arrest on suspicion.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
PENSACOLA GETS AToUcH.
Buildings Unroofed, Trees Blown Down,
nnd Fences DESTROYED

PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. 4.-The most de-
structive storm that Pensacola has ex-
perienced in twenty years began at 6
O'Clock Monday morning and ragged with
increased fury until late hour in the
afternoon. At'245 p. m. the storm reached
its climax, the wind at that time having
a velocity of sixty-six miles an hour The
rain fell in torrents and was swept in
binding sheets through the streets.
At the bay front people stood in
drenching rain watching the elements in
their work of destruction. No loss of
lie has been reported, but upon every
street up-rooted trees, broken fences and
rooaess buildings testify to the storms
force. On Baylen street wharf a large
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-04
Given the Benefit ora Doubt

SPRINGFIELD. Oct. "A pardon has been
granted by Governor Altgeld to George
Lander, who was convicted at the Decem-
Der term, 1892, of the Macon county cir
cult court of the crime of rape upon an
aged woman aud sent to the penitentiary
for twenty-five years. The pardon il
based npon the assumption that there is
now doubt whether the prisoner was the
assailant.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23
st4ewall Institute Briefs.
ISroNEwAII INST. Nov, 20

ED1TDR GAZETTE: The wet
weathci still continues; that is Just
what we want to see, but we think
it will mt hold its own as long as
the droutb did.
R. II. Haynes went out on a
turkey hunt and killed three at
one shot one day This week
The Dilwortb boys went out
hunting Monday. They were
equipped for Wildcat hunt but
falling in with S. J. Foster and J..
D. Curry they changed it to wolf
hunt. They had eight dogs and
started up and killed large wolf.
Mrs. Watt and Mrs. Fry of Vic
toria were visiting Mr.. j. NJ. Bell,
this week.
Dewitt Cole of Gonzales was
here visiting his parents Sunday.
Miss Emma Bratton of Leesville,
who has been visiting her friends
here, returned home yesterday,
Miss Alice Curry left here yes
terday to visit her friends at Con
zales and Leesville. We hope her
visit will be pleasant one,
We guess some young man is
feeling very lonesome this week,
probably it is Wellwisher that is
the lonesome fellow.-ED.)
School is progressing finely and
is well attended
There is no sickness here with
the exception of Oscar Woodley
and he is rapidly improving lie
returned home to-day.
Success to the righteous of the
human race by WELLwIsHER.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23
StonewaIl stifIs.
SToNEwALL, Nov. 20.


EDITOR GAZETTE: Last week
owing to bad weather we missed
visiting you, but this week we are
on deck again. The weather is
rather cold and wet just now but
we are glad to see the rain. Farm
ers about here are thinking about
plowlng now ready for the next
crop, Land broke up in the fall
generally makes good crops.
We cannot report the gist of the
speaking at Prairieville because the
speaker failed to put in an appear
ance. wonder what was the
cause. Perhaps he got lost and
had no kind pilot to guide him,
poor fellow.
This cool weather is liable to
keep the boys by the tireside now.
1t will be hard on them though.
Mrs. e. Bratton is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole this
week.
Mr.. s. S. Cole took flying trip
through two or three neighboring
counties on business, accompanied
by Mr.. Clint Askey of Leesyille.
Mrs. Fly and Mrs. Watt of Vic.
toria are visiting Mr.. ]. NJ. Bells
family, this week.
Mr.. Oscar Woodley is now get
ting better.
Mr.. Robert Medford of Prairi,
Lea is on a visit to friends a
Stonewall.
Miss Carson's concert troupe ar,
progressing well with their rehears
ais.
Mr.. Munroe of Thompsonyille il
visiting friends here.
Next week ploughing win com
mence;-at least SO thinks
SWITCHED.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23

lie wells over town. At Trautwein
q VOTERS gin stream of water
was thrown to the top of the tall
smoke-stack and the gin was
drenched with water. The morn
ing was damp and chilly but the
boys got up quite a perspiration,
pulling the engine through the
deep sand near the Wiseman house.
After the return to the engine
house the chief called the roll again
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23

and the company was dismissed
until next Sunday. Louis Traut.
vein and J. NJ. Folts added their
names to the company rail- making
a total enrolment of sixty-eight
members of which twelve will drop
out leaving fifty-six names on the
rolls.
Otto Bruening returned Mon
day from Gonzales.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23

The fire company drill Sunday
morning was well attended, about
fifty members answering to their
names at roll call. The company
was called together by the chief
ringing the City Hotel bell and
after a goodly number had arrived
the engine and hose cart were taken
out and tested at the different pub
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23

Meets first and third Friday nights
in each month.
+. j. Mair, Q. c.; Louis Culpepper,
V. O.; Tom Burl1ett, X. Of h. and S.
$ +. A. Carnes, Treas. S. J, Youngs,
Rre TIsfo 1 n g o1dpePpeWTi II A. n q
W., ?. L. MoCurdy, /, G., Charles
Richter. o. G..
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-11-23

Blueoher Lodge No. 20, o, D, H. S.
Meets the first ands third
Monday of each month, at the Morris
hall.
Nj. e. VOTERS, President; John G.
Blohm, Vice President; Alvin Hum
mel, Sec; j. il, Huebner, Treas. i;
Franz j. Mayer, Guide; Otto Beln-
hause,L W., Chas. Kusel, o. W;
Trustees; VIM. Wendtland, Gus
Luersen, julius Brieger,
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-03
On silence tittntetgjort.

Der CT cit 5tenoe, lom Guiinoer er
betjenot meo belle oeres 9tp, ioroi oe
er isOt meb Ell Gllbpieli9beb til @nlbe.
ipse. @tOb benne 6ienoe tjemper be
beltanbig meo traitlpie gaaben. 6os
letters WaUe- Bitter oil t~ilintetgjore
ben. Aifsriugsmibler alens pil life
belbrepe loroner / 2eperen, iom bier
Jig, life alene oeo 5~Oritoppelie, men p9z
iaa ueo SoUeOpine, @ulbeo / !6uoen %
Gieitenene, Sualme, belast Sunge %
@tismooi9beo ps / Seroelesbeb peo
3rpt / beire SIDE, oper os unber be
forte Gib6en. llnbgaa braitiglte @ffos
rinssmioler, iOm imerter os ioatfer
Snopoloene, os ipm benpttes iltebetior
bette ueroensberemte Intis@ aloeipges
Wiobel, iOm U9iaa belbreoer malariite,
Wapee og Npreip9opmme, &beumati8me
% Nerpglitet. Som ct 2nratip for
Snbpploene, imertefrit % uirtniusss
illot, fprbeorer bet lppetiten, Ggpnen
% 5Orbsielien Og beiiober tiaige Sors
oelen at at pare ct %eneltaaenbe Stprtes
miooel. (San.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-03
IA

ia
Ell 100 SarnIt9BeO, en- inberli9 Go06eo, en- e%ifpRrSt5
SIanOin9 al SIpbeo Os 0riitisgeo.
@lennem ben LANCE 6oritue trippeoe bun let Iom cit
@ano; men, ba bet gial0t ON at ifpoe ben fore 6orrnl@
Dor op o9 beSiue fig no felipe gaarOsn, iaa bun fig ON,
lult lite al 6rpst, men lite uoen ct pfi Sapn. SmiOITtS
par oerne geuG9eIie let b~eieiret, % bun iatte yp9tta
neo, tor meO bes9e fine SDGuoerS iorenbe Stgrte al
fr9tte ben tun8e Dor op. Sette grbeibe par imiNIGrl0
ne9et b%eiuGrlist. Gnbelis trOnsoes Bet BOG nleO pen;
men Den ltatteIs 6anng JuuOe iat 9psten iOr mar; %
Seren blsp ilaaet Op, git @Iasiet itu, % 9yiet no.
j no9Ie QiebIitte IrueOe por lille Seltinpe Jig til NP'
pOlten, uenis meO fig ielu.
Sno til Nfnmas VGretie igien bio forte fun o"
lige Gang; uoe ur oerimoo 9t mortt % folbt. f9g
lar gleepe, V9Igerue lulebe laa oun,pt og ltggt nIo'
SteHbrp99en, Se6ooen ieIu laa ~uby9selig o9 graa H.
o8 u'aanen, ben femme Diaaane - 6annyS oilers la
9ooe Zen par 9eaet Ii9e inO Ell tor iort Stp.
9Gl'el b%eieiret al iaamauge ioreneOe " Chronological
oe9gnote 6annp ~aluOrIi9t at betGnte, ON bet life par VS'
lan 9oot at usnoe ON men lenere piloe bet pa gf0"
Ute nptte benos at paaitua, bun life par bunse; utau's'
Sange plsoe Vlama oa ii9e: "Suiter bu ben Dat, 5anNp,
oaa slOrOe big iaa tepbOi Os uiIoe saa neO til Ss6OOeni
Sa bun par tommen til bsnne ~Grserlise 6oreliIaI'@
bsle'reSe. bun itrar i'm gatleu; psO en- raft SeUG8eF
rnso 6oOeu bIsO apsten ltuot Ianst ino 8roseH -@
6annp traaSte no paa ben msrte Grape, O9 ira o'H"
no paa Den llapne Stenbro gaarbe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-03
ITO

nGifen Ii9eiaa bstIemmcnoe M, iom ba bet ftormebs
parft. Seq gao pibe, ON Gorbeuen tommsr isien."
q trOr ies life, nit Barn: l~lpsiret iynes at uars
ftiuet al =. Wfen taft SbupIet ON big bet Iisser pso
mine 6sSSer os saa enSnu ensans ZEN til 0prsn %
bsr siter, ON bu life bsrer papas StriSt.
5onnps Iette, imiOise StitteIie par mart inbbpaet i
bet fore Sbuwl, iom bet naar bun par fit sobe
2une ~ubsiorbe beubes fore 6rgO at ~brappers ON fla
fom en- aappe. Ieb ct Gar Sprins fob bun pso Dor.
t%ariteIen Os aubnsbs 9sren paatIem, for besbeSre at
suune uorette 2grtnbei.
-Gua, 6unnp2"
SITE bet gainbiie, Ruma = leg bsrsr life anbst,
ms at Sssn bpIer uGrre sno saHIs gbpIar, naar ban
ON aaitsn fer 9aUfrasn Oa benbss 5sIss."
Agsr gbpIor7"
Aau ite.
19.s besyibss re, bDOriOr ban ssbarbebs fig iaaban
nps bn par Vi IN 5rsmmeo. Get sr ubearibeIiat,
at g0pa lite tOHmer tIbass. 8an .r mauls aoaet neo
for tibIis -. gaeH UeO bonn, Gib pIi.r .aers alt at pare
o~peritaaet."
"Gei sr mnIist, at papa suur ps psntsr ~foreispes
sftsr GnrOIus, JONI life far uilet sipst fig ua bette
geir.]
-2et fan itte pare 1iiaIbet, bet Ct 10 netop iaabanns
Raiier. iom GarOIus BELT benytter es bog suar
bet %Ianltira life iaa IiUist nu iOm fsr, ba jog bapbe
fdsr.S y srat'e. Wen na Iissn is ber, fensiet al
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-03
i'll

gisten belle bet LANCE gfteraar % belle 9iuteren, % tan
Sntet beitiue. Sppr ies er uroIisl"
"Nfen, Wama, buoriur er $ iau urpIise, Tapa %
bu? Gisis 9arcr tunce 10 Iosies ON 0asen, LEGION
iaa mango andre, Papa faar ino."
Oct furitaar pu life, nit Barn; men iaa messt pI
ies f%ortIars big, at Der fnSes en- MtGnsps garer, iOm,
naar be bentes fra llSIanost, CT beIaste meb en- iaa bsi
afsift, taIbet GoIo, at DC i~tatteIs 6~isbmanb life uISe
pore ifauO til al iGIse bisie Garer til De Iaus PrHer,
iom pore fattise StiGrsaarOsbeboere formaar at betaIe,
buis !SanoeIsnGnbene life funbe itafe benz iub uben
SoIotammerets @iOeu6e. Meu bette tan life he naars
iombeIit, foroi GpIpe~nbeOsmGupene nGiten beitanpis
itretier omtring, for at f~orsbpsse bet.
"Na f%Oritaar iea iagOe 5annp - "SastIsituun.
ten, Tom Papa aItio er iaa bause for, er en- al bisis
Goleere, iom fonmer for at trGps Aisiitsr, iaa Yapa
lite ioen tan sius be i~iaIteIs 6titere iuu goo gris."
asa, iuaIebes forboIber Bet fs omtrent. 9rrt er
bet bog, al, uaor man lite f%Oritoar at siemns &c iaaIss
beS iamIsSe 8arer sObt, iaa uiiter man benz. Sasts
Isitnanten bar 8et til at siere @iitation ruiet % tase
bet SsIs; Os iua tommn man berbOs til at bpos en- flor
Gum psnss for uIeiIisbebsn."
"Gp, bpiIte ~uiifpeIise Snpst, Tom gapa taI0er beml"
Oct maa ri lite fss, lille fanny bet sr bsres
YIist at banbIe paa benne Wsaabe. Wlen LAB mig M
f, nit Barn, at bu lite Iaber Sosen al blns getienSte
pibs, at papa bar 5Orrstminser ube ON glettsrns! Oct
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-03
Uot "UttotoFs ttf
Treoerid DOUGLAS.

5reberid 8ouslais, en- al ImeritaS
itsrfte 2alere, u~prinbelis en- 0iulats
glaze, bleo fsbt | talbot gpunip, Mas
rplauo, / Naret 1917. Sans 5aoer
bar en- bib Mano, % bans Mooer en-
NeSerilaue. Otter i Garet 1888 at
BABE faaet 2iQaoelie til at arbeibe saa
ct StibspGrft / Baltimore, lpttebes bet
BAN at flpste til 9tep Yorf % ienere
til Seem geoforb, Masi., Bpor BET iises,
at bans Irbciosberre fix BAN til at ana
tuse Nupnet DOUGLAS iiteoetfpr Nap.
net Bailep, Iom bans Mpoer bauoe Gil
get bam. s 1S41 bar ban tiliteoe peo
en- MntisS laperi SpnpentiOn / Nans
tutet, % Der talte ban iaa 9limrenoe
mob Slaperlet, at ban for 4 Iar bleo
antuset iUm &9eut for Musiaduietts
NutisS laperi Selifab. Otter at baue
neoitrepst fit 9epnetslsb / 1S45, orpg
han iii England fpr at bQlee 5ereeraB.
Der Iamleoe bans uomRrteoe 2aler
mob Slaueriet fore 3tlbereritarer, %
al hans genner ps 8cunOrcre bleu Der
tuolumlet beuueo $500 Tor at tipbe bunl
fri. Otter 2iIbasetumiten til Nmes
rita neoiatte ban Jig ! 0fpAefter, q. y,
bpor ban / 1847 oprettebe to u9eblaoe.
& 1870 uo9aU ban / @aibinston ct
8lao, iom beo New National Era, %
/ 1871 blep ban uouGpnt til Gmeritas
0tiniIter paa Gan Domingo. s 1872
blep ban pal9t iii DIFFERENTIATION fra
Reiu Yprt, % ira 1877 bar ban Sors
euebs Staters WuriBal for 8iitrittet
Columbia, Og ienere Commissioner Of
9eebs for Iamme 9iitritt. s 1884
blep ban gift meb Ell bulb &pinoe. S
1886 beipste ban Gn8lanb, % / 1889
bleu ban al 8reliosnt Sarriiun uos
neuut til Wiinilter til Sapti.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-03
ll3

IlsltenanteT, Den 9roue SarI, ~pluOie,i9 tom ouer big oo
ptoe utoe oIne Seie. CAB mig bore, bpab piloe bu luare 2"
30. lao mig e.. ie9 trOr, ie9 iet lite piIbe iuare,
men frise og lobe bort os IuOe, iom is Bap0e feet ct
SpsseIis."
= e utlpe fort biGIpe- ban pil6e mart faa lat bio. "
"Saa lao BAN bet = Oerior fit ban Snsentina at uibe. "
va, ban iframmeoe big not til at tale; ua buts ian
fOruo bapoe tpiuIet, uiIOe ban NOT f~orltaa, at gupa uar
/ Spboben."
'9|ei min sauoten ON ban ftal :. ies ftal NOT narre
bam."
6annp bauoe alIereoe 6Ooberne / fine imua lo6ne STD
% NJ traplt rneO at 5Gste SiOen til paa Gyg9el.
NfOOersn, iOm Be fOfe 0ieblitfe baubs uqret uenio
neo f9 IeO ON, b%uOruiOt bun ifuIbe benptte ia al fin
"h9e Sa'ters SiIbuo, ia9oe M buiti9t:
D maa life, 6uuup, ou maa utrteIia life oaoY
On utINe OerOsO Blot poIbe mig en- Oobbelt ~llro!"
pFen bHlti9ere END Ianteu enote 5annu fit SoiIette.
iIGn9ie en- Saabe Ouer StugOrsne, tGnOts Qpiet euoten
% %loTlOanOt HnSsr iOriSc 6Oriitrinser ON, at bun mart
pl'Se pTre tiIbn8e meO soOe lioenber.
"SunOriiti9e Sige, - raabte WoSeren ~ifiul
%iSetmiHOite Spsten uuoer Saaben - eQers fan quSlfiaret
FORBADE Big"
nten 6annp bsrte BenOe lite.
Oette un9e Barn beiaO ct Uioo, Ell gebisrtetbeo os
oct SldSs, iom ~inarers taser til snb aL naar bet operlas
ps I'll il8 lsp alsns, ubsn anbsn 9eiIsSnino suS 9n.
l''nststs. Usn Ssuns ~tatfuISe aarat.r 4aa tiaioe