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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
CHURCH COLUMN.

New Testament Communism, will be
the subject of the discourse in the Gum,
be land Presbyterian church, Soledad
street. tomorrow at II a. m. Rich and
poor are invited to hear it, Services also
at $50 p. m.
Alamo Baptist church, corner Avenue
ID and Fifth street. Preaching every SUD
day al II a. m. and p. n. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at ) p. m. Young, FBuiId-
erS at 4:3O p. m. on Sunday AFTERNOON.
Seats free. Everybody cordially invited
to attend.
Young Mems Christian association, II.
W. Ulrich, general SECRETARY. Song ser
vice and mer's meeting Sunday after
noon at o'clock. DR.. j. Spencer Ken
uard of Chicago the eminent Baptist
evangelist will address the meeting. Sew
pral young ladies of the Madison Square
Presbyterian church, will conduct the
song services. Miss Ina Lehman will
sing a solo Prof. Filler will play the
piano accompaniment. All men are in
Vited TO this meeting.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
corner Avenue c and Pecan street, Rev.
C. C. Mclean. minister. Preaching at II
a. m. THINE The Question OF Sunday
Observance" Evening at 3. Theme:
"JOy Days" Class meeting 12:15 noon.
Sabbath school 9 a. m. Young Peoples
EpwOrth League prayer meeting 6:45 to
T:45 p. m. Pews free. All cordially in
Vited
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The ChOctaws and Chickasaws
get their 100000 from the ma.
tional treasury, less $4,000 deduct
ed on account of error in original
computation of land.
Grover has engineered his cards
to secure a compliance with his
wishes on the currency question,
and there is every prospect of the
repeal of the Sherman silver bill
when congress meets.
The refusal to enforce the Geary
law will give the Pacific coast to
the Republicans, so say western
Democratic congressman.
Cleveland's policy in Hawaii is
to have none, but let the provision
al government and the depOsed
queen get along as best they can.
Congress is thought to be at the
mercy of the fourth-class pOstmas-
tiers, and if they are not Democrats
the outcome will be unfavOrable to
the Democracy.
T. p. Giles, of Manor, Texas made
inspector of immigration at FL
PaSO.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. Graebner and wife, leave fOI
the Worlds fair, Monday.
Mrs. Herbert Meyer is expected
to return today from a trip to
Floresville.
F. ID. Wing, a popular travelling
man, of Boston, is in the city, stop.
ping at the Menger.
A. l.. Dickinson, the stockman OF
Kendall county, is in the city, a
guest of the Maverick.
Mr.. r. H. Bruce, commercial
agent of the International railway,
at Minnesota, is in the city and re-
ports business on his road as very
active.
Conductor Chase has returned
from the National convention of
the Order of Railway Conductors
and reports having had a royal
time.
Mr.. George Garfield, the popular
proprietor of the "White Front"
returned yesterday from a trip to
IIelduu, WneIe ue Hdu Deeu NlSlClHS
his parents.
Messrs. w. F. Wellman and
Charles Robertson, of the local Typ
ographical union, have returned
from Dallas, where they attended
the State Annual convention. They
report having secured San Antonio
as the next meeting place.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
The Brides Belongings.

The day for the use of very
elaborate embroidery or imitation
lace on ones underwear has gone
by, and it is demanded that the
brides lingerie shall be of fine
material made by hand, and
daintily trimmed, writes Ruth
AshmOrc in the May Ladies' Home
Journal. Women do not buy the
great quantities of underwear that
they used to, for experience has
proved that if grows yellow, and in
many instances grows absolutely
useless. One has gotten quite
enough if one elects to have six of
each variety Of linen or lawn, four
flannel skirts, and two silk or al
paca ones. These, with the under
wear already possessed, are quite
sufficient to last one for long
time.
handkerchief one should have
a dozen white lawn ones, daintily
hemmed, finished with fine lace
and having a very small cipher
embroidered in the corner.
do not advise the getting a
number of, fancy handkerchiefs
they are useless and have a
rather common air. OF stockings
it must be said that one should be
governed by the style Of shoes Sc
lected for the summer time wear.
With a low, undressed kid shoe
should be worn silk, Isle or cotton
stockings of the same color, and
four pairs of these would be re-
Quired. Almost all women wear
black stocking, and so there would
be wisdom in getting six pairs of
these, while only one pair Of white
silk, to be worn with the bridal
slippers, is required. If you have
scarlet or gray shoes then you
must have stockings to match
them, but the number required
may be regulated by the depth of
your purse. A pair of walking
shoes, pair of law shoes and a
pair of house slippers are all the
shoes absolutely required, and, as
| said about the stockings, the
number selected may depend en-
tirely on the amount of money
you wish to spend. A parasol tC
go with your visiting suit and an
umbrella are also counted among
| your necessities of trOusseau.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
A PICTURE CROOK.
He Posed as an Artist and Swim
died a Number of People.

William Ayers came to San Antonio
four months ago and started out through
the city soliciting orders from house tc
house, for life-sized crayOn portraits. lie
would state to his victims that if they
would give him a photograph of some OF
their relatives, and 81 as first payment,
he would deliver to their addresses, a life
sized portrait. within thirty days. and
then collect the remaining 81, charging s.
for the work. In this way, he succeeded
in beating" the people out of many dol
lars. In some cases he accepted the 81
aud a photograph of some relative who
was dead, and has never returned even
1he small pictures.
This crooked work has been going on
since his arrival in San Antonio, when
two weeks ago Captain Tom Hughes was
notified of the fraudulent manner in which
he was obtaining money. The Captain
set his assistants to work, and soon Ayers
was being tracked. When sufficient evil
dence was found for conviction, Ayers
was taken in custody by the detectives
and lodged in the city Jail. This morning
he appeared before Mayor Paschal in po-
lice court to answer to charge of being
a suspicious character. He pleaded not
guilty. The witnesses stated to the court,
in what manner Ayers had conducted
himself, and the acting recorder sent him
10 Jail for period of 30 days.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been made since last report:
Mary X. Meredith to A. A. Gray, lot 6,
block 6, MoOre's subdivision of this city;
$500
+. II Baldwin, w. p. Anderson and
George w. Russ to Herman Brendel,
lnrS II and IS, in block I, in this city;
$500
nenry and Emil Elmendorf to Gertrude
G.. Eu..JI, lots % and "a, in block Is.
COlum bian Heights: $23.
s. Joseph Rips to Martha Knox, lots
5, and :. South Heights; 1919.
John Haley and wife to p. p. LounS-
berry, lot .. block 30, on Pennsylvania ave-
nue.: Sl,1jO.
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AROUND THE CITY HALL.

Officer Walter Beck was called to No
1905 Cameron street at noon today, where
he stopped a family disturbance. No ar
rests were made.
Officer Perez arrested Early Scott and
Henry Johnson this morning for keeping
filthy vaults.
Claud SandOvOn and Jose Foster were
both arrested this morning for being dis
orderly.
The city employees will not be paid their
salaries for May until Monday afternoon
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
At Her Old Game.

Lizzie Williams, a negro woman, who
has been jailed several times for creating
disturbance with her neighbOrS, was
again lodged in the lookup this morning
" Officer Walter Beck, on the charge of
ling diSorderly. She had a row with Mrs!
Mdrtin, also Colored, and after few
l.arSh words were used, Lizzie jumped on
the Mrs. Martin and beat her outrage
ouSly. She will remain in jail until Mon
day. when Mayor PaSchai will deal with
her in police court.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
District Courts,

The case of Ore Hargrave and Ada Up
ton. charged with adultery, is on trial in
Judge NoOnan'S court today: also the
case of W. IT, Booker, for SubornatiOn
of perjury. No decisions were rendered
up TO o'clock this afternoon.
In the Forty dlstric! court the case
OF Richard NOll against Otto KrOeger. r
damages, was tried this morning, but no
conclusion was arrived at 1t will be
taken mp this afternoon again and de
d>ion will very probably be rendered.
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Struck by Lightning.

City Jaler w. S Hardy, who resides on
Zavalla street, informed LIGHT report
er this morning that during the heavy
storm early yesterday morning, house
owned and occupied by an old German
lady (whOSe name is not known on Ia
valla street. was struck by lightning and
badly damaged. The old lady at the time,
was asleep in the house, and, while not
injured, sh" is very i'll, the result of be
ing terribly shocked.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
A BARGAIN.

Frame house rooms and bath with all
modern improvements. Size of lot, 100 by
III feet, south exposure, in one of the
highest elevations about the city and
short distance from the car line. gas and
days at one third cash, balance on time
to suit the purchaser. For sale by
JOHN 7. HAMBLETON & Co., No. 1O4
East Commerce street, Daily LIGHT
building. 5 % If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03

The board of directors of
Southwestern Insane asylum held
the regular monthly meeting in
the city yesterday and disposed of
a large amount of routine business
of minor importance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
AN EYE.OPENER,

Keep your eye on the real estate trans
fers and see the bone fide home seekers
who are buying in Grand View Addition,
which offers the best fnducement in the
state for safe, sure and reliable invest
ments. See A. J, May, over Texas Natl
Bank. lit
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SURVEYS, PHAEToNs AND CAR
RIAGES.

The finest in the market and the
latest styles. Buggies at $40 and
upwards, and the largest stock in
the state to select from. Call on us
at once. Staacke Bros. y I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
RED HOT

Ginghams, fast colors worth 1Oc
red hot. this week at 40 a yard;
5 80 ct = g.. WOLFF d MARX
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
HARDWARE.

If you need anything in the
hardware, tinware and stove lines,
it will pay you to call on Thos. B.
Wren, No. 513 f. Houston. His
goods are all new, nice and fresh.
No old stock, prices very low. Give
him a trial. Telephone 800.
20 I'm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03

w. S. TObey, the commercial
travelling man of st. Louis, ar
rived in the city this morning.
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FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.

For term of years: Lot 14SX14S it,
cor. Houston and Ave, E, opp. pOStoflice1
For particulars apply to J. V. Dignowityf
over Texas National Bank.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
DIR. TINKHAM,
DENTIST

502 East Houston Street.
PRICES VERY REASONABLE.
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PHRToNs, suRR1Es AND HORSES,

Fine buggieS, good carts aud road wagons
and vehicles going at bedrock prices at
D. j. WOodward'S, 223 South FloseS
street. 10 I'm"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-06-03
As Cents.
FRENCH BATISTE.
In new and novel designs. Regular
4oc Quality.

40 pieces of Printed Nulls, full
width and count.
2 cases offgured, plain and strip
ed Lawns. Lovely patterns,
Regular Value 4uc.
MOUSSELINE S - Dark and light
grounds in polka dots, stripes and tig
ures. Ferry neat for dresses or waists.
Regular 4Uc Value.
PRINTED and DOTTED SWISS
Something new. Dark and light
gound'. I25 pieces Of finest novelty
Ginehams, full width. Never before
sold for less than 4oc. Your choice OH
either of the three counters for SIC yd.
only.
Special Bargains-In IS, 20 and 25c.
Dress Goods. Printed wash silks in the
most delicate shades. Regular IS and
2oC. goods. Figured Pongees and Will
son Bengalires Regular 20 and 25c
goods. Figured Crepe in cream and
tinted grounds. Worth 25c, MuIls
Dawns, Mousselines, etc, reduced from
I5C, 20 and 25c. to IL 1-2 Cents.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
1853

Htooer Baron BON ll........, paa en- FABIAN Maa6e, at
Selltabst ul nan9en Sang foIts fig frifet til at imils
40 De aorupte Senoin9er, men bog enbeIi9 rsrtes al BEN
opbe, ubptIeoe SeuGseIie, Der Iaa ben GaIenbes Gone
og Dtune, pa ban til SIutninssn ~tiIfcisoe:
ga, mine Serrer os 0aner, aonlmanb s~rtaptein BON
u......... par netop ben, Der itoo Suen groIder 81 meo
Fen9e, Htaao % 8aao, oa ban lite bapoe en- Suio /
Sornlter. Naa, bet par pei paa en- Maabe MenueIteneS
SII9t, ben enc mob ben anbcn; men iplitte mig ON BET
lite - ON %6orlapelie, mine 0amer! - ON set Boa lite
sr Ell ltor SieIbenbeb, at nosen tommer bet i6u, naor
bet retop sisres bebop! gengeue bar jeg Iont en- erIia
eaanta9er betaIt tiIbase; men DC soSe og flose Gtaab,
buorat De Ieoiases, Sa ies ituuebe benz inb min 9oume,
Tan ies aIoris bstuIe. Ss ig srinorer Dem en6nu; lea
MI erlnore Dem, iaaIGnse ies Ieuer % bar en- Stump
SutomnteIle tilba9e. 90 oerfor CT bet min glnmoonina,
at S ia~mtIi9en, mine areOe giGiter, pil iorene Gor meo
mig en- StuaI for ST.. Baron os acknowledgement
uon u......l"
) ianne SisbIit, iom g~Iasiens bIep lsitebe, torSneSe
Sanonsriie, % nlsS bet i~tcrmenoe, tire @anse ~sientaane
9urraraab ira Sfanisn, buor geietninseu par opitiuet,
~forensSs 6%anfarerne fig ira Ortetrst / MerIet.
gu gan aapteinen enpeIis Sisualst meo Qommetsrs
flGSet; man ipileOe op til Balls.
Sapalererns mpIrebs inb igisnnsm GsItaabniuoen.
geor9 bIauot be forrsfe. Baron {Dsnnina par lite meS:
tbl Sa ban unbsr S~psriartsn bapoe billet enaaaere 81.
ptra, bapSe bun paa en- iau befsmt MaoOs pitt fla ssu
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
l5l

en9nns ttoIi8ere iaftsn meo 6oriGt bar %fOrnarmet mig -
jeg er lite pant til at tase SIi9t for soO Bare"
"@n tIos WRuno, @eOrs, paIser bog a!tio fin Clio.
unOitpIo, min Qrens, at ieg tiger big bette! Wen Su
bar psI beSncen ouereoe mGrtet, - Der par be TONNE
mo SsItaabninsen, us ben samIe Ssoificer bSiebe fig
oerfor tOrtroiigt our geor9s Ore - "at Saronen er
barebiertst, buiItct ri 10 ale bar paret, er eIsr bIipsr,
naor nj bar Iast @arn no for at fause ct gissbierte."
@sOr9 OpIsfteSe buitist Souebet, rpomeoe itartt, men
iugoe iutet.
sa antOm @iaitsrns / fore Slotte. Der bIeu Gin /
bpsr SrOg.
Snart IamIsoe Serrerne fig unSsr IipIis SaiieImuiit,
emitting BET i~nobpoenSs SorS, buor Sinen i~trsmmeoe,
5rGnNte O8 9niitreoe Srpitulsrne. 0amerue IaO paa
De reotGots SGnte Gcltst, brat Gbe oa lpttebs til
Ss'tsn, Der tor bet meite ouerIob SpiplbeIien al fine
Fu9'er o'ruoe til 9eors, for ieIu at OpipIoe ben mere
~'a'0smmsIlse, at u~noerbpIpe 0amsrue meo interesiants
9Niorer. Zen iiOite, ban, unSsr pioe Spiuauinaer
neU Arn'sn O9 i%taaence mibt pua Gulust, f~ortaIte, banbs
!'0' on en- Sisuntii, SSiIunse, iom ban bapbe feet ubeu.
i'F Gap 9oru, Sa ban for Tom Sunsmanb. 0cune
maft1STOise SIanSe, buis Sousb par iaa fort iom
S't09ei paa en- m~aabeIis Brig, baupe fuIst benz sisl.
''"0st I tire Dssn, nSen bog at pope fig omborS, forbi
man la9ttOs ben 6oriistisbeosrsseI u~opbsrIiat at rpae
Paa SGttet nsS SuopI % 9air af... "om GorIaSeIie.
n'ns Gamer" Der bei,reu sapt.in groIds en- tor
"''0' msO aru'sn Tor at piis, at bsIs SsItabet MATTE
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
81

ta9e unoifpIonin9en til SubtGat - "af qamle beoeoe
Utatrosburer, en- 9ust, iOm Ssilan9er aIoris tan for.
bragg
efterat Ssrrsrne omtring SorOet par bIeune fGroiae
nleo 6orptaet til ben Souper, iom man, efter geapns
peIlen at bsmne, funbe usnte piIbe bIiue BEN libsrale
8apteir paa en- 400 eGiter brastig Sltinbiefarer iulSs
torfiren u9rOis. inbtos be bIGienbe gpoloisnnsr en- nsbs
peHeIs 6orltertnins mob be SeipGrIigbeoer, Der ueutcSe
Dem, Os began zig, ba alt, buub Der bsrte til gnretnins
gen, par %borttaset, pau fin Iuitise gaubrins pp 40 gans
terne til uterist. Ss mart bsrte man 9Oner perfru,
laa Irftse % inobpoenOe, at Samerues imaa FsSSsr as
lersce be9pnote at banie 8autufien.
Uten enonu par man lite tom,men Iaa piSt girtslios
beOeit. Store Batter msb ipIOte @Ius pa fere andre
rneO SOnfett os O%itiuoiite Spltetpier ieile6e M omtrino /
aue Hetntnser. Ss puu gGrtsns 0ine iaa man tuSe.
lt9t, at en- StdaI msb BERTH bsreuos Gale par unber On.
telling.
Usan tos life fell.
Sapteln SroI9er, iom piIbe bape ben 6ornsielie at
'aoe l9 bore iom Caller, mebsns ban enbnu par iulStoms
men ps paa at funne ubisre bette Spsrp nuset, iOm
ban lnsenIunSe itOIebs paa, bpis ban upiatte bette til
Sonps'en (tyi "iSas ituISe bet sau fOt til" y - aaytein
SrOl5er ontOs en- ~bsitibfIis Mins, O~piorbreoe buftenbe
Os ueO Glasiet 6aanSn fine @iGiisr til Opmartious
bsp % oplOo Ssrpaa fin Stemms en- bsi % Ipbelia Gale
til i'm sau'ls astsSe % bsitarsps Ben, en- al ben Iuenlte
6IdaSes msii f~ortiente Sificsrsr, acknowledgement os
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
Gtrfulerenoe ruuot

on be Spsosmme, buortil ben er fnpttct meb be bebfte
ReiuIiater, sr 9oitetsrs Rap bitter. en- 5amilie sNea
biciu, umfattenoe fin anueuoeIis, aIeris bI,peu aube-
iaIet RHbtium Tom ct llniperialmiobsl for Iessmliss
Spsoumme, Seune 8aaitano, ium oasIis sr pphilet
I SIapene Of gisrne Of Ueeoieiusr lanst rinsers ene ben
Tom Speeifeuu, bar I EuiiuOe 9iIfaiee foruo patt
Rpabporl8beo hos Gubliium Deb oeus Taabsltspso,
% ~ieiatsrne for andre % beore Yaioler bar Iiot oeO
Sremiettelien al beres meHiusslsie gaaitauos. Ren
bet auleriianfe 5pIi ueo, fprei be bar erfdrst bet peo
inosaaerbe Joriss. at Sittereu beiiooer Gssn fiaberns
al ct ~pirfeist Specifirumi 9iIfGIee al Ralaria, 9eoers
iuse. Rbeumatisute. GoHtipatiOn % Spsoomms Ners
psrre, Naoen pa Nprerne. Spao ben eisr, eisr ben
sobt, % n%aouIig al oeune Sruuo iOrsitripes OF anbes
tales ben al en- Raneoe ~befieuote 2eser. (Sept)
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
l54

- en- 6sl9e al bans l~lbofi9beo mob Saptein 9etSIer
at ban laaret bauoe trutfet fig tilba9e.
9eors bleu ~iniOlertio lite iaa lpftelis, JON ban BauOe
baabet; tbi imob al 6ormobnins traaote Saptein grOs
i9er iep frem meO tore Stri6t og e~nsaserepe "gaIs
bronningen."
B0ruis os %aniOrte al gerten ~besynbte SC M ben
butrulenoe Dams omtrins StorIuseu. Den samle Suen
Srol3er fSrte i'm Dame meo belle ben ~bsitioelise 9Grs
Oi9bsO, Der fan Iisse en- flint uOltratt 9lrn, ct tiIbase'
bpiet l6opeo % imaa 3irIi8e SIinsriuser meS geusns.
6or Sroi6er ipntes Damien at pare bet iamms Jon
en- Promenaoe paa OGttet en- Storm, uuoer bpilteu
lslu Saptetnet bar onbt peo at boIoe 9alancen.
enpelia blep DC mere % mere paatrensenos Bar -
euer Stprtiserne, Jon, BAN taISts Dem ban, iaa ousr'
n'G9tige, at ban bIeu nsbt til at isse Saut.
Oct par farIi9t til arbeioe, min ~nauOiae! Sea piIa
beler ride for anter en- ~forrpsenOe Storm uncer gi'
braItar enS...... Saa, Sr fit ies en- SpsrbaIins isienI
lib DC 8ilSbasier, icm lite fan fore fine Gamer paa
snnmel ipenif gis, men fare irem parre enb en- Spir'
p~eIpinol"
Gftsr Sisie Orb butteSe 6aptein 9roIder, tiIfreSs
niso ben Spmartiombeb, bay bapbe piit fin Dame, %
tpnSts zig ino Serrernss Geit, for ber at bsie 9pnncn
for lin Uisis, til iamme &o iom ban peb goasn OPP
fpISte fine StpISisbspsr iom Bart.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

Ist imptfebe Stib, fra buis GGt ct gOrS, Der bsitoO al
to R~eisruesS ~tOrIuser, alsrsbt en- aifauS ~itinneoe benz
imsbe. 3ette 8orO buiIebe paa ct 3uiiu TONNE 8anSs
fGbe Os par prpbet ueb en- inebuiS Dug ps bOie 8IOus
f~erpaler. gaa ben enc SiSe o~usritaeb. Serrerues SItte
ben NET i~tprartebe, i~nbbpOsube "Sera, buorinOO Gas
merues msO Bet n~aa6isite geIbebus tuuNe buiIe peO ben
auben, bpor aIt, bua6 Der bsrte til en- Che ~pOGtuiug,
MATTE ~ousrbepiie benz ON, at Suptein grOidr foritoO
ben &unlt at arransere en- iaoouu meS al ben 9ti9oOnl
os OpsrfpOisbeb, Tom man n~oseniinos uiIoe snite.
"geI rostl . raabte @eors.
ga | famine SisbItt Ieftsoe 4areras fig os bIsp mco
en- sirlis Spinsnins neoIuste parallel psS Chen at
bpsranore ~Ianssmeb Suaoeas GGIins.
On af SIuprosrne sreb ben p~pnteIise, ~srOumuIeoe
gaaOsbaae, tos Gsrn, os mart Iau Sartusien %Iaugitibs
mtb Sartsiei.
Sch 6aIbrsbstrappen FOB Saptein SrOidsr me0 Oats
ten Saanosn, %buttsnbs, ~itrabenbs ss tOmpIimentereubs
sBaIbronninssn," iom ban buiitebe gIuira 0ret, Ou
ban meo belle ben elegance, ban par iituub til at upbySe,
arbsbist rate benbe Saanoeu.
'Dit Blob CT for beot, al en- Ssmanbs OF pare, "
tasbs aommanbsrtapteinen iaste til GeOrs, bu be fuIos
ties ab til GeItet, bportil @9rtsu forub bapbs bssiust fla
mto en- al 0afnerne unber bper arm.
@6r. aommanbp rtapteiu, ben -
Wsen @sors fatiebe fig.
'Ge DsS life, 9r. &Ommumbsrtaptein, at ban allersN'
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05
Sor SusbpISnin8en.

9 G~oropeIten err @ieooe Ell nptiaa
almiuoeIi9 Sin, Os pi ital berfor siOe
uuele Gpitriiter paa Retter, Jon tan
Iapes al Den. s Glmiuoeli9beo gaar
ben Der unoer Nnunet "8idcreI".
GftOgt @ieobs. StiGasne Of
trabes mso en- ilDu Suip, ueoenfra OPP
ao. @r 5iiten iRroelss for, itiGres
ben Op otter &psseu; peueit er ben Dog,
nnnr ben tOses bel. @icoNsu sipsr sOo
Supps; oerfpr mac ben ialtes ipar~
font. Soses ben bel, bsies 9oueo os
Gale iammen | SrDoen, faar iaa ct ba'
5tist Sptus, ps npset ui Slosu tases
bort. Raar 5tuuerue lssnsr, er Silteu
iaroig. 2eoereu bruses, men lite 8usu
Os gtslts. Som Sauce bruses Smsr
mso Seppsrroo.
aOst @iebbe meb auiiOuiss
Sauce tr en- neset a~nueuoelis Ret,
ba man fan bsnptte tilupsrsblepen folb
GisObs. Ben ps Climb bOrttases, ps
man Iaoer Stptterne bore iua belle.
ipm muIist. On Sauce lapes al liss
9sle Smgr % 0tsl, tiliat sOo Os itarl
SiItetruft; bette uireoes mso ct gar
sgsseblummsr, ptspet meb Slebe; faa,
life iOss; tiIibit 8 Sfeer gnijupis'
SOia. Si~Itetpttsrue il9sses % rpites
Iiot poer 9lbeu, ierperes berpaa itrar.
Stust @iebbs. @jeboen reuies,
os 8snet ftiGres fra. Selsri, Saiti
naf us $50 fiares / Stiper; ~neblasses
-laasis mes paste Faarie e6tffeftpttsr
frporss meo ge6er, Salt ps en- ct
Gooife. Bano eIsr ben nf Ben % 500
Deb toste araft, til bet itaar oper. Raa'
Siiten or fpet, ppta9es ben fpriistia, o.
Gaucsn aIreoet meo libt Smsr % Wel
bellies uuer.
TDlbt itest @iebbe. Sneuul
bsne ubtases, iaa Siten bliper bel
Sploes mso Siitefarce, ipeffes paa bel
enc Sibe meb Gniiouis, paa ben amber
meo Imaa ipltebe Gsurter. 8au osiaI
ipeftes meo Slef; Strses meo Ieber d
Salt os Iasses / ct mec Gmsr ele
ristis sUbt Steseiebt mrttet 8apir
8erIine ps @rasIps brpSies gpbt ouer
8apiret, Der pifles ON 5iifen. binoe,
ON % iteses paa Riit eaer | Sur
u~persies meo Smsr eler Sebt. 8al
paiaa fteges bel ubeu 8apir, liseiu
uben 5plo. Starp Sauce.
Decorah-posten., 1893-09-05

YaifDr Hualfpam. fOroum Seltbrer
at @runo Sorts College, bar untuset
&aloclie fra Coon Saaep Menisbeoer,
% bliuer iuulepes 8alt. 6. SenieHs
@iterfelser. 9enne aster at neol9g9e
fit @mbepe % ubeluttenoe ofre fig for
Wluiitfen.