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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-07
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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-04-07
TREMENDOUS FIGHTING.
The Progress of the Civil War in
Honduras.

Tremendous fighting marks the progress
of the war in Honduras. News has just
been received of a battle near Tatumbla
which resulted in the defeat of the Govern
ment troops with loss of more than one
hundred men killed on the field. Nearly
fifty of the revolutionary soldiers were
slaughtered, and after the battle the bodies
of ali the dead men found on the field were
collected in heap and burned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Not Ready.


Her brown hair was drawn simply
away from her fair young brow, and her
blue eyes had subdued sadness In them.
She stood aloof from the other young
ladies whose hair was drawn simply
away from their fair young brows and
whose eyes had subdued sadness In them.
A soft sigh fluttered the delicate lace
upon her tender bosom.
'.No," she unused, III am not worthy"
A tear Of q distinctively binding va
riety welled from the usual source and
coursed adown her cheek.
'T-
The suggestion Of a sob was noticeable
in her tone.
--"must not deceive my dear teach
ers, ! am not prepared to graduate, and
were to take the degree today must
ever have with me the distressing con-
sciousness of unfitness. They who trust
me know IL not, but / am aware in my
own heart that the ribbons on my dress
do not exactly match those upon my es
say. No, it must not be-"
Burying her face in her handkerchief,
she tottered from the company Of the
sweet girl graduates. Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
MAYOR BOODY is SORRY.
HE WILL TRY TO RIGHT THE
WRONGS OF THE vIKINGS.

BrookIyn's City Chief Will Visit the
Norwsgian ship Altar the Present Dis-
grace HAS Been wiped Out. n
New YoRK, June 21.--Captain Magnus
Anderson, Of the Viking, accompanied by
Lawyer August Reymert, went over to
Brooklyn yesterday to get satisfaction for
their treatment by tn, Brooklyn pOlies
early Monday.
Captain Anderson and Mr.. Reymert were
soon closeted with the Mayor and the Polics
Commissioners. Within q very few min
utes Justice Tighe. who had placed the
Viking men under bail. came in.
He was at onoe admitted to the confer.
ence, which lasted fully fifteen minutes.
Captain Anderson in telling what occur
red before the Mayor and Commissioner,
said:
1.-The Mayor treated us very courteously
indesd. He said he wanted to apologize
for the inconvsnienoe to which we had
been placed by q few stupid officials.
Il told the Mayor that all we wanted
was the time shortened for our examina-
tion 40 we could 60 on to Chicago.
1.-The Mayor said he would like to have
the matter dismissed, and suggested that
the whole affair be settled in Office right
there and then.
''Mr. Reymsrt asked that Policeman
Tate, who caused his arrest, be summoned
from his vacation, so that the case could
procsed. Commissioner Hayden said he
would attend to that az once.
"The Mayor assured US In unqualified
terms that he was sorry that the affair
had occurred, but would do hts best to
right the wrong ~ far as possible. then
invited Mayor Boody to visit the Viking
at the same time Mayor Gilroy, Of New
York, Is 10 10 there.
''The Mayor said hs could not accent
the invitation until tho present trouble
had been settled and the stigma on Brook
lyn wiped off, then ho would gladly come
and zee us
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.
onlce Of the Clerk Of Committees.

City Hall, III evidence. X 1, June ld. 1893. 3
The Joint Committee or the ity council on ui-
Union Ra lroad Company, asking for permission 10
lay and maintain rsis. and also to erect aud maui
currents Of electricity for motive power for rail-
road purposes In, ovor and along The following
sire Is. viz.
Charles street, from Randall square 10 Admiral
street Admlral street ~ .n mares street u
mi al street to the city line.
Hereby give notice that they Will give Public
Hearing uDon said ap blicatioa In Committee koon
H.. on SATURDAY. June 24th. 1898. at o'clock
D. m when all parties interese ed are hereby no,
thereon. A Ian showing the points at which II
is desired - erect poles may be seen at this ONCE
BY order of the cJnm ttee,
GEORGE l.. vOsE. Chairman,
II. r. HAYDEN. Clerk of Committees.
jel7-0t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

Once of
Superintendent OF Public Buildings,
City Hall, Providence. June 10, 1898.
The Joint Standing Comnittee on City Property
invite proposals for building addition and allera-
tons TO the Sabin street school building At
wells avenue and Bourne street.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
OF Hoppn, Read a. Hoppn, architects 80 West
Minister street Providence. X l.
Bid. win be sealed ard addressed TO the under-
signed, and will be received until y. m. THURS
DAY, June 20. 1893. No bid viii be reoeiyad after
the time named aud the hight TO ryiecl any and all
BIDS Will be reserved. DAVID BURTON.
b lrman Committoe on City propsrty.
ALBERT IT, MANSFIELD,
je19-9t Supt Pablo Buildings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
A WELCOME WINDFALL.
Comes to Actor Booths Niece just When
She Was In Need Of 1t.

comes To Actor Booth's Niece just Wheh
She Was In Need Of II.
AsBURY PARK, N. j., June 2i.-Marion
Booth Douglass, niece Of the late Edwin
Booth, under whose will, filed yesterday
she will receive a bequest of $4,000, yes
terday appeared before the overseer Of the
poor for Neptune township and requested
the townships support Of herself and
child, alleging that her husband, Byron
Douglass, the actor, refused it. Dong ass,
who is living luxurously in a cottage here,
was thereupon arrested and brought be-
fore Justice of the Peace Borden, who
directed him to either furnish bonds for
the support of mis- wife for one year or 60
TO Jail. Douglass. after some negotiation,
gave his wife $780, and she thereupon
withdrew her suit. A few hours after this
courtroom incident Mrs, Douglass re-
ceived the news OF her uncle's bequest Of
$4,000
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
A Minp..poli, Failure.

MINNEAPOLIS, june 21.--Jamss McMil
Ian. of Minneapolis, has made voluntary
assignment Of his property to NJ. c.
Fletcher. Mr.. Mcmillan was in the hide
and fur business until q short time age
when his business was transferred to q
corporation known as James Mcmillan &
Co. The assignment does not affect this
corporation. Mr. Fletcher estimates that
the assets will amount to about 500, 00C
aud liabilities to $3.50, 00O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
An Englishmsn's Conscience Money

WAsHINeroS, June 81 Secretary Car
Isle has received from an unknown per-
son tho sum Of 500. The money was de
posited In the Treasury on account oi
conscience. Apparently this contribution
to tho United States Treasury balance
proceeds from some conscience stricken
Englishman visiting the Worlds Fair,
for he requests an acknowleds sment in the
celebrated second column Of the London
Timaa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
pyn.mi,sr Gilbert in New York.

New YoRK, June 21.--James Gilbert,
the Irish dynamiter who WAS released
from Portland prison on May 80, arrived
at noon from Southampton on the steam
ship Chester. He sailed as second cabin
passenger under the name of James Gun.
ningham. party Of Irlshmen, in cha rye
of Roderick J. Kennedy went down the
bay on the tug Robert Hadden and took
(,iIhert off
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Not Holmes Body.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, June 21. The
body recovered from the river yesterday
and announced to be that OF Harry T.
Holmes, proves on closer examination not
to be that of the missing Pittsburgsr, and
has not yet been identified In the pockets
were some American silver, a tailor's tape
measure and pieces of tailor's chalk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Tha Rnddernan

: Inventors Daughter (proudly)-Youd
better play with me now all You can
cause well be rich soon. and then we
won't recognize you.
Playmate-How is you soin to gel
rich? .af
Inventors Daughter-Pop has invent
ed rudder for flying machines. Good
News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN 4 HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JUNE IL. 1877.


Express trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows:
For NEW YORK; ~ A NJ daily. IL 10 A. =.
q ID, 3 O5 Qimited). O 90 r. NJ. daily.
For NEW YORK. via Stonington Line-7 10. 2 80
For PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE and WASH
1NGTON, via Harlem River-io 10 A. N. ~
For NEW IA vEN-i Is A. NJ, texp, daiiyh SIS
lloc. exp.l. 10 10 texp;h a 10 A. n tesp;s 10
daily p. NJ.
For NEW LONDON-l IL A. AZ. daily expl 20
(accomD y. s 90 (accom. sundays onlyl el5 Goo.
exp.l s5 laccom.l Il 70 A. NJ texYA 10 lac
Sundays only, 4 rs laccoml y W T.. N. Iexp
dailyl AZ II. NJ texp daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Chesp Rates to the Fs,r,

NEW YORK, June 81. = The general
agents of the trunk lines have decided to
recommend 20 the executive committee of
the Trunk Line association special rate
Of one fare to Chicago and return on
special Worlds fair excursion TRINA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
An Object Lesson.

81 find II pays to lend man dollar"
said Bronson.
"Whyy" asked Briggs.
"Well, il he pays up, you are square.
If he doesn't, you find out what sort Of q
fellow he is at small cost"
True" returned Briggs. "Ah-can
you let me have dollar for a day or
two, BronsonY Bazaar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Haven't Inrested Yet.

Stranger-What sort of a climate have
sou in New York.
Native-Well, we can hardly be said
to have climate yet. Up to the pres
ent we have been having samples under
consideration. New York Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Appraiser Cooper.s Case.

WASHINGTON, June 2i.-The preliminary
report of the COMMITTEES on Appraiser
Cooper Of New York was received yester-
day by Secretary Carlisle. He left for
Philadelphia before examining the report
In detail, and his absence In that city will
delay action in the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Have BEEoHAM's Pills ready In the household


WEST SUPEIoR. Wis. June 3l.-The
forests fires along South Shore and North
ern Pacific railways are still burning and
at Sanborn & Lampson's lumber yard, and
several dwellings have also been burned.
Conductors on the South Shore report
Even, Mich entirely devastated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
No One was Hure

PrrrsBURa. June 2l.-No one was in
jured in the explosion at Hartley's & Mar
shalls mins yesterday. The three missing
men who were supposed to be entombed
in the mine turned up last evening. They
had not gone into the mine
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
Firemen Probably Fatally Injured,

NEW YORK, June 2i.--A fire at 3s7
Ninth avenue yesterday afternoon resulted
IN the injury Of eight flremen. Three of
the men will probably die. The fire was
in the cellar of the building which Is occa.
pied as a dyeing and cleaning establish.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
To Helm Others.

NEW YORK, June 81. The national Bank
Of Commerce has decided to take out
100000 in clearing house certificates.
It's action was taken not because It needed
funds for its own use. but to make IL
easier for less stroLg banks to follow the
precpdent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
The Riotiug Renewed.

BERLIN, June 2l,-The rioting that
broke out in Breslau on Saturday nigh,
has been renewed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21
new YORK & NEW ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rectcd to June IL, 1903

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
fqF f%uRSIs f0sISS1oO' 50 A. M l. Il a, Sso - AA'
wALPoLE~s os IL 40 81; 20 p. NJ
EFANKNhb5Nsss FfiAf5NbNs ss % N H. 20 a ri ts7SPM
hARLiSaPoS, ,RSidHiirsvfLE-il Mss A. M.
sig aO s6:lO, d 80. .s1l 90 y. NJ
CKANsToN, NATlCk. RIVER POINT. CENTRF-
VILE wAsHlNGfoN-7l 10, eio IL 35 A 81.
ig 05. sl2 80, 40, so 50 10. 6oo eli 90. r, 81.
oAkLASN1, " !, u 10 81 - 81, a q % NJ
PoNTiAC' ARCTIC, ,QUlDNlCk-71a IL IS A. NJ.
si2 30, 4b. 50 10, Is 30. ..I1 00P. NJ.
ANTHoNY-7 10. y 10 II 70 A. M sia so. 2ij.
sUMMiI. ONE.o. sTERLiNG-7io eio A. NJ
uootsinsf@r. " iss = uMMnENt, Moosup. pLArNrrELp
JEylEfT CITY, yERsAiLLEs. BALTIC, SOUTH
wINpnAM. wILLiMANrIC-sl A NJ ~ o.
BiRTFohD--e 10 AMI la os. 4soP W.
WATERBURY, DANBuRf. fIsHklLL aud New
ffShyiSsa ffSShysb2raiA V VIZ Nj b5bSakRGesh-, g. laE 10
EAST THOMPSON. WEBSTER soUTHBRIDoE
aud WORCESTEk-s So a. IN, 4 90 y. m.
CHICAGO AND THE wEsr VIA NEwBuR9
,AhsNo ANP ERik KYrSI rISSIfekkN,Nsb,Arr . 4, ~ STATIONS
f35, V45 A, NJ 100, tib. go and all 10 y. "
Returning leave Pascoag at %. 10 AMI a. A
Nj ~ 40 10. eco 40 l.. N.
Trains or isoston leave ast end Of Union
Depot, aud foe Hartford aud the West from wes.
end for Pascosg and way stations frola Gas,ss
ssSaturdays only. s-Sundays only.
Tickets between Bostoa and froyiisn sncs nimltsb
VIZ %.s' JoSss Ssiiss sSps. w.R BABcooR. or A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-06-21

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For WoRCESTER-6i As texp.l 7.ob. o 10 accom.s
II 30 a. m. (accom.l 90 lexpl. Aeo texp. 70
woonsocket), As doc. exp) 00p. M (accoinl
Sundays-sS0 a. IN. Mccoml 0 10. SlS y. m.
accomD
For trains for intermediate stations soc time
table furni shed at all Lickct Offices
C.. HEMPSTEAD, denT Pass. Agt.
mayl7-d-Iy
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
SratSberg, Rinueipta.

Sr. Heoattsr: - Gn mpriom Giten bar
bet pisieIis for en- flor Gel al gratsberas
omtrlu9bpenoe Sefolining ben 21oe 9opbr.,
ioet oi 'amleoes til Sulius Sobnion % 2ena
So,epbtne Subrs Srpaup, iom blsp bpIot
Dos Sruoens Dipoer, Mirs. Sabr, meo flor
SsitioeIisbeo.
ON 8prmiooageu 81. 10 iamlebes @iG.
'iernei Srnoebuiet % III 5prIriltninser; lao
prog pt til Si9blano Trairie airte, bppr
Taltor Sr. MageIien fprrettebe 8ruoepiel.
ZEN. Ia Den bgitioelise Gambling par no.
r~ettet, retIte 6el9et tilbaae til 8ruoebuiet.
Utter at bare tomlmen / 0Ro % bapoe iaaet
en- gel 6oririifnmser, be9pnbte Bratsbcras
"SralS Saro" at ipiQe fine pelpal9te GtDt.
Ter. Serpaa fulgte afuerlenbe Sang pe
Multi inmt fornDielige SGmtaler, inotil hi
beo aItenbpreet blep pppnrtebe meb, bpao
alstfen os aleiOer formaaeoe.
Ia aue 5iIIiebepGreuoe par fpripneoe
meo gtao os 9rifte, bespnOte GrieItret fine
8oner, % Sruogum os 8ruo meo fine
Sruo9omSioenoe og Sruoepi9er Bar for
BAR at palie omtrins, oeruGit ale % enbper,
lom Cnlteoe at tase Del, bapoe fin irie Billie,
inotll a(or9enen bruo irent, ba hi ale titles
ao meo ct 9annotrpf til Niinoe ON en- bpo.
9elt8 Set % ct freoeli9t Samu9r.
6. 6. Snbr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
Hodoale, @iscpttiin.

Sr. Heoaftgr: - 3et er nlmlnOeliet, naar
man itriper I'll ct Slao. at be0Dnoe meo:
Oct er life nlegct at bure ira oenne Sci al
Seroen 0. /, % oct fat icg oa piituOf bcs
9pnOe meO, tbi jeg fer lite Ofte uogct ira
Jtodonle euer Sutegu.
6Or en- f9e8 IiO iibeu iaa Oct no til, at
81 liltloe iaa 8ppeir, iad Vi fuuoe ta0e ueo
8pbat; men M bar Del upret tolot Ell Stuuo,
% meet bar Oct o9inn-ina BET MI er femme
Iia 9opt Sl9oefDre.
6or Ell Sio lioen fit ri TOR me 9irte iub=
piet, % / Nopembcr bIeO SDrlie EItre Sob.
toHong NenlgbebS patre Sirte pgian inos
ptet. Gitre Soibtonou9 Sirte Ital bore ben
~pnfreite &auhsiirfe i Staten.
SpiteH iaar bar iaa miboels. 9aa mauge
Steber iii man me9et 600 9obaf, uagtet Den
tprre Spmmer.
Ntnn bar fact iitano ct NIT IoItanbneri
% Sranboo ueo 9taun Antas, paa &eier
meaem 8pdoalc % gbsertuu, % bet er en-
meset tripeIi9 lioen Ylaos.
&odoale er Ell lioen 9p / Dane Co., meo
omtr. 200 Subbp9sere, Grocery Store,
Saroiuare Store, Mtplle o.t.p.
Seiplfuin9eu er for oct meIte Irbeibsfplt,
% nGiten ale Norlte.
S Saab ON, at "3ecprab.G p1ten" pptager
bette, bilier jes ale oens 2eiere.
QeiO.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
Gleftrtife Tnnomemer.

s fin 9epretsbeftripelie fort1lIer afr
opoe Cir @. Giemens en- norton Inetz
bpte. Gu Mraber Gcnleote hans Sps
mGrfipmbeo paa ben Smit9nbi9beb, at
naar non Itoo paa 3oppen at Gbepps
9pramiben % lgfteoe lin !Saaub up
meb uoipreote Sinsre, bsrtes eli lforp
IDnsenoe 2po, iOm opbsrte, ianluart
6nauOeu bleo tn9et NED.
Seq ionOt bans RaofanO", ~itriuer
ban, "Ot bore ri9tt9. Saa mart ie9
lpIteoe Ell al mine Sii9re Oper 6opebet,
ielte je9 Ell Yritfen / 6ingeren. gt bette
alene ifplotes ct e~lettriif 5enomen blep
9~ootsjOrt peo oct iunge eteftriite StpO,
ipm feltes, nour man ipripgte at brittle
al Ell Sinflaifc. Seq i~uoippbte Ell iplot
Ginilnife, jeg bapoe meo mig, / fugtiot
Hapir, % pmonmebe Den i~aole0es til
Ell 9eponer Slalfe, Tom mart bar itrrft
laoet meo @leftricitet, iimpeltbeu peo at
bploe ben bpit puer nit Oppeb.
Irnberne bar nIereDe blcpne mis-.
~troiife peo at ie inna 2pn uoguo ira
&lnflaiferne, iun ie9 p9 mine 2eoiagere
bplot op, % De i%ornnitalteoe III en- fort
Hnablla9nin9. Taa ct 9ipet Si9nal
blep pluoiellg bper al mine 9eOingere
arebet al @eieiferen, lpm bapbe fprt
bam up, os iom iii IOripgte at tpin9e
BAN til after at gaa NED.
Seq lelp itpb paa ieloe &promioenS
Spp, oa NraberueS Sbeif tom iii mig
o9 f%prtnlte mig gjennem min Golf, at
Nraberue bapoe belluttet, at hi itrar
lfuloe iorlaDe Y%Dramioen, foroi oi guebe
Srplbopm, o. bet funoe fade 8prnm.iz
oens 9tenpme. ga leg nc9teoe at eiters
fcmme Sefalin9en, 9reb SbeIten fat /
min penitre Saano.
SEQ bapoe uentet bette gieblif, %
bolot min bpire Sann0 meo 5laiten pp
/ famine Sitting iom cit 3rolomano,
bppreiter je9 lan9iumt iGnteoe ben bens
imoo Sbeifer8 N~9ieipios. "a ben bar
tat Dp III VRien, iplte je9 ct pUloiOmt
Stso lpbe 9ienncm 5laiteu til min
e9en 9lrm, % jc9 oar ouerbepiit pm. OF
SGeifen mantte BABE inaet ct li9nenoe.
z 6uert 5iliGloe itprteoe ban fun al
Sorbauielie pm pna Stenene, men itrar
eiter reiite ban fig pluoielig meo ct bit
Sirig ps iprang meb lan9e Striot ieo
40 Ipramioens fjGmpenrGsfge Grin.
0a Qraberne iaa bette % bgrte
6beitens itaoise &aab "3rOloopm !!
3rplooUml" Hap be mine 9eOia9ere %
iul9te beres 5prer, e%iterlabenoe os iulos
it9noio Serre pper Ypramioen. /
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
Ncip Sonnoiano 90 Hopa
Scotia.

Der er iulbt pp al 8ilbt paa Neir
6OunOlano, men life ct &%rpbbpr al no.
gen Nrt - Slnnge Cubic, 5rp, 5irber
eIer enoog Gtilopaooe. @n anber
merfelig 2Ing ueb Eropinien CT, al
meoen8 Der er ri9ell9t al pisie piloe
Opr, bar ln9en no9eniinoe ieet ct Ggeril,
Yinoiuiu, @tus eaer Sos inbenfor bens
@rGuler. 9stte er iaame9et m9rteli-
gere, iom be tilitsoenoe Grppinier Nupa
Gcotia % Cape Breton bar ale bisie
9pr % mango IIarter al Slan9er %
andre &rpbbDr. 8aa ben anben SIDE
fiubes ben a~rftiife Sare / W9ngoe paa
Nep Sounblanb, men life paa Nppa
Scotia eler Cape Breton. Spmmers
uGtterne paa Nppa Scotia 9jgres pr9a>
tlge al Slbiluer, men in9en Sloflue OPP
lpier nogenlinoe ct nemfQunolanbit Nats
lanbifdb meo benS iunflenoe 2ps. Oh
li9eucl er Der utallise Sumpe ps MoIer
paa Npua Scotia, iom man naturliat
itulbe anta9e uiloe bore De beol tie Yns
oleplabier % 2ilbolOslteber for arpb.
bpr al ale Slass, for life at tale ON
Sniefter, pau builte Der beriter en- m9rs
feli9 Mansel paa Nep Sounblanb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
Gown Of shorten, Clan GonntD,
Winucfpta.

n Sr. Rcoattpr: "3ecordb. Goiten" %
Z '&cO 2rrcu" 9iGiter oS reselmGsIigt buer
u8e ION iGopanIig. meobringenoc interes
n1tc o. ipruoeuoe JprtTltuger babe ira
" % Sono. Set er bnageligt pg nlloer'
4 %hoibcloe oiSie lauge % foloe 8nterntteHer
a at .1le "&pltcn" on "grneu1, tht De inpes
boIoer mango bicrtcus9ooc StilorinSer ira
! 6]oltg,loct % Sjemmct, men npset ira Wfors
ttl % Cmc9n bar lite prret at ie pna lGls
9'rc $40, ocrior buober les, at oiSic Hiuier
Tie blpcr ue9tci Sptd9elic.
Scaoo8 ten 26oc Nouember bpIot Gaitor
u Sltcoahl &oEIirmltlpu / Goucproia Nfe'
ai9Deoa &trie peo Buffalo Gtper. gn
N1s's 6olt par mpot ireni, ina airfen bar
lpIot I'll 8rGn0iel. Ser bar ~ijorten aoniire
@aaitG Ter Gutter % otte Bigger. DC par
0aHlt, ll'Ute til at ipare utber aatitatipueu
Vg o'ie ! oet belle td9et ell r1eget goo OPP
tGNen.
uo'pttet al NuretS Nigrpoe iamt Ntor'
Fys0''ltu poa ianme er ueoeufor iremitllet
o0rnI al Spar9smaal % Guar. Seq tror,
wi u Wieresicrc Ell flor Sci at "Yolten"s
nan8e gUicre.
a FGSoe 5 en- pen os tor Saar? = Sci, ben
'0F Vooo % ubcbagelia.
0a0oc 5 nle9et tiliaaet? - ga, bespGrre.
q @'eO 3 9lGitet al Saselltprm / Sommer?
Wei Ion9tfra.
NaP0e 5 en- TOR % pen Spit? - So, 60
Fa lt'ineoe I'll bper 9oo.
N Sanlq
~. We're.
u VaO Sa0re Oa Sgs? = Ola, Ia Is Bulb.
N''sI"e er oeI heller lite fore? - Sci,
n 'N' ], barb, AZ Gents pr. 8uibel;
r''s % %p8 % Gents pr. Suibel. Set er
~" *r'Ncn pna slaatetpGg2 - Zen er
goo' glcltetjpr2 SO guf. en- opo
s. h, 'O Ct verb $8O-$35, men Der er aanlte
W a. Dem. orsuGrre.
e't'8 TT. gnno.
a n.y. %s1E - % geuts pr. 9uIin.
81 F''strr? so Gents pr. Sulbel.
\ Io, wv %resiet so pr. Son $500,
n % pr, Con $3.5o-$4.Oo.
N ~ l1'8er 5 GoerS g~roputterp a
n ''U'' 2c'nn, Os Sarge, q. 9atpta.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

Soor sr Soiun Of gRur,en belig9enoe fra
DC n9onte Sper2 = 10 12 N1il / noropihia
&etning.
er Der folot oeruoe? - 8epars, ia, Cher.
monetret bar allersoe pitt 20 q 25 graoer
unoer giuI.
er Ger riegen SRe?- Hei.
3u SlutniHg ienoes en- penli0 Silieu til
aoonHenterne % Snlte ON en- lps % lpite.
Zig 5remtio for "gOiten" os 4geo aruena.
gSiliam Spmouoien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

"Naa on lille Gpr! Spur bar bu
9jort ai bin O~poruselie? Suab ifal en-
lioen Gut iige, naar ban faar 5 Gre
for of ia baaret en- gabiafF - Zen
file Gut: "Reint fprlite!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12
aprreiponba1tce.

80 ,ssu gapn "a Geresie taaeS hfs
srrt'rrnpon..t ~ ss tftr life enanna aieunenliGiie a.
rtrtfe fsHl'e a,,p,t ri life biioe Dfentlisaiort, mfo'
Esf6lneHe.. 80 eprreiponoeni suiier bet, men
airfls tfe'o. ,r,s bape Barnet % aerssieH.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

1amer % Ssrrer! Stre siitr en- sTaeljt Stauearo
grtpboa, Der sipsr tgoelis an%pisuiHI ior Sannsniats
ming al ale Slaes Stripslltr, og t~nossolesr lotoritlss
Iiae elias Dasuierbrept. gtrlouer, ION lite RI soot
bisuims bet ,nssl.s Spros. tan uo esnns srsebo5 for'
naie fla GU Utter % hurtts gpslis. gt ienosr oe3.a
iamt ~ meest patre RaDniort ior ben btlt9e Brts al ID
Gents. aasutr snjies. grsuer 5 Gems. Aoresit:
q. 9.brtbsrg
13.204 QlaIifelo. Wiiuu, tsroh
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-12

e.. s.. Sobe, mi ea ipeHit Biceqouial, 2Oi
Can IT'D Sir, Ct IduL. giiuu., uofRroiser 5ulos
maater 90 inofaslerer SeHse o. Iroemioler ! Rorse,
Speriae oa 5aunlart. Benae ienoes p9ild til ouens
urpnte SGnoe eiter llpeiie Rurs. 43.l9.fi