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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-21
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
sCHUYLRILL DIVISION
NONEMRER IA 1901


Trains will leave Shenandoah after the above
date for Wiggan's, Giberton, FEackville, New
Castle, 81. Clair, Pottsville, Hamburg, Reading
Pottstown, PhOenixville, Norristown and Phil.
adelphta BROAD street station) at 500 and AS
a. m. and 4:l5 p. m. on week days. For Potts,
vile and intermediate stations 9:l0 q. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-21

Anthracite coal used ex-
clusively, insuring cleanli-
srga.l nod now, f..sF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
rHE4BOY PREACHER. =
,..,le Of Des Moines Learning
More About Him.
an RES IN COURT AoAIn.
.......r ossr Danes-Haii wens.
=. "a sheotfng-Knotsy sufs
sh.us Ownership OF . Deg.

.-~rr,e of Des Moines, located on the
!. - r,sasay between Tacoma and Sc
- y - sill wondering what has become
> ~ - vouse seif-styied minister that
- . shofs time with them and, on
- r~vIscied TO leave his future adj
- Tse police learned enough yester-
- q = Ire sizsir 10 strengthen the belief
- be i fsspd.
- rss,, IN DIS Aoines, who thought be
-. tssx rreacber well for q short ac-
-. ...;.ssnee, told Capt. Hogle he knew the
s.. !. Res. George T. Pritchard, instead
-, Tx,rkeli. The reverend gentleman
ss...s's...~sted himself as O minister Of the
1900. church. glorying In the name of
-. = boy preacher Of New York city"
60. sosning to the Pacific coast he had
$500 -. II Vancouver and Echo, Or. In
yps,.,snd be oxned real estate aud near Port
ss.esv,ry he had located valuable mineral
slslm,. After he disappeared IN Seattle
z. 80 history as 3 resident of Des
u.;a,z sss looked up. II was true he
81 . ss.cksl 10 his room, but there was
.nssinx 81 value in ii. He also forgot TO
- k;s board bill at the hotel, as he did
,ssf II 81. Eiy's horse &C the Montana
~.bla, On South Third street. but the
xrrst<ss blow to his friends was the dis
sss,,y fhst SIS overcoat was stolen at the
fns the minister left.
1bss'boy preacher of New York city"
III psss for clerical gentleman among
u,rsrsurs. He 10 tive feet nine inches tall,
vsrhs i65 pounds. dark complexion, dark
- sod has a thin black monstachs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
Hops remain steady; Pacific coast. 100


&c.
MERCHANDISE
Coffee-options steady at from 5 points
lower 10 10 points higher. Sales, Is. 700
tags, including: October, $i7 20: No
vcmoer. $i6.61; December. SIC. 75et &C. 30;
January, sic. 25efl6 81. Spot Rio-Quiet;
No. :. iss<c.
Sugar-iAw, irtn and quiet; fair re-
fined, quiet; mould A. bSses5 9-l6c: stand
ard A, i-i6fIi.c; coniectioners', 1916
G5itc; cut Loaf. lS-i6c: powdered, 5 7-i6c
ass; granulated, 5 S-i6@5ssc; cubes,
5 7-I6665sSc.
Copper-Steady; Lake. 81 20.
Lead-Weak: Domestic. $50.
Tin-Steady; Straits. $50. so.
spelter-Steady; domestic. $e5o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
LUBINS
TOOTH
POWDER
Laugh and the World Laughs
With You.

BUT the LAUGH %
NOT BECOMING
UNLESS you HAVE
GOOD TEETH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

The banks now hold $42, Gil 600 in excess
OF the Is per cent. OF legal requirements.
SILVER.
Bar silver. Der ounce, 1870.
Mexican dollars, 60c
FISAScfAL-
Money on eall-Easy. at TX per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 69S per cent
Sterling Misunderstanding doing. Sixtv-
day bills. $4.s29lS24; demand, $4s4G
4.ssH.
BoSpA
2. z. q trsg1..:. Ill q. 8 FSs osg1.... %
u. a. A fc0upa Pacific IA loo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
CASE FOR KING SOLOMON.
pfspafed Ownership OF Dog Puzzle
Iuatfra Gald

little black spaniel. marked Exhibit
A, was the center OF attraction in Jus
tice caidweii's court room yesterday, and
hihongh nineteen witnesses testified
hsfe is still doubt as TO who owns the
tcg.
Daniel Davies claims that he has had
NE dog since he was brought into this
World, about two months ago, while on
The other hand John J. Dutkin claims that
tbitch owned by him brought the dog
INTO the world, and that he lost II last
Jane. Each of the nineteen witnesses in
toduced was positibe about the history Of
Tie dog, and as the witnesses were we'll
divided the justice was in . dilemma when
the case closed. lie reserved his decision.
Alter the court room was cleared the JUS
lice was thinking of some plan 10 learn
The dogs age and thus settle the owner
ship.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

-es'an Water struck az s.ltara.
~. ne a',ssian wel which the Serthwe.,
" ca company Is sinking Tor tia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

Ia Bark Goes Cunning for the Lady
killing sailor.


killing sailor.
Jxk Burk. young engineer from Monte
fissc, vas arrested last night at IL Us
seeck on the charge of shooting at Martin
Trsbilz, sailor, with 3S-caiiber revolver
b sbe doorway of the Columbus house.
i the corner OF South Third aud Main
fi<rsts.
TIE trouble originated In the New Zea-
and dance hall last Friday night. Trobltz
np Burk became jealous of his
silsHtions to courtesan and struck
hin on the eye. He did not
care 10 have Burk arrested and the
nsstss dropped. Last night Trobitz was
ID the dance hall again, when Burk and
nms companions entered. They COM
menced pointing st Trobitz, and some of
TIE latter's friends told him to leave. He
Earsed for the American hotel, but says
Bark and his friends caught up
with him at the corner OF Main
and South Third streets. He made q
dash for the entrance to- the Column
bus house, near by, Burk after him.
A. Trobitz got to the door the sharp report
ola revolver was heard and bullet struck
near him. Officers Slater and Hamilton
arrested Burk before more trouble oc-
cured. James Campbell. who is supposed
10 be friend Of Burk, Is held as q witness.
Trobisz recently left the ship Invincible.
now st Pert Blakeley.
Burk ID in an ugly mood and refuses to
talk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
IN TROUBLE ONCE MORE.
Matt Riss Punched the Man who Ac-
euxaa IlYss. al


euEed Him of Bunksing.
Matt Res walked into the municipal
court yesterday afternoon and pleaded
guilty to the charge of hitting A. Peters
on The eye. He told the judge that Peters
spst on him aud refused To apologize. The
insult was too much aud he used his fist.
ihe judge made the fne $40. but knitted
hheyebrows severely when he learned a
saort time afterwara that Peters was the
man who claimed to have been bunkoed
cut Of $50 by three men few days ago.
ffcm the police 1t was learned that Peters
thought Ries knew who beat him out Of
me money, but as usual Ries was not one
u those directly interested. Judge Glas-
gov told Clerk Dowd that he would like
% zee the prosecuting witness. but that
person had lett the court
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

LUBrys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contsntment makes life worth iiv.
ing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
eooDkINp noBs UP AGAIN.
ahe Ante Fire ''JournaIists Now o New
York Once seeker.


York once seeker.
iaosc who lived in Seattle before the
s's may have a shsdawy recollection of q
0Nsaral animal with nasal organ that
soeia have been considered very ohtrr-
we HAD IL not been FOR gall that stood
Sasis sssl greater relief. known as Milton
!. :. ueodklad, Journalist In these days
saefs was scandal sheet in the city
.aosn as the Standard John Cors owned
aaaa 0oodkind collected the tolls and
sass II journalistic oversight" lie dis
pVaFed tome time in the spring Of iSS9.
mas since hobbed up Serenely at var
- ahes and places and in maltifarious
wv and gaises. A short time ago he was
ay'aF 70 Introduce an automatic paper
'ssashS machlne-said 90 be an infringe
swat epon the invention of Seattle man
~ New York city. Now he is heard
- again as an aspirant Tor the position
sefnty collector for the port % New
s las methods in securing influence
sas position are characteristic. lie
- sent oas 10 acquaantsuees in all OF the
SaF towns where he has shed his !uster
As~ Geeting aontAs a circular letter,
SO reads as follows:
- - aeaF Frie1sd: My name having been
&. sasea vita popular endorsements for
-. sston o. Deputy Collector Of this
& -, an constrained TO ask my friends
49, ms IN the premises. | there for
10y ask you t. rem few tines IN nv
a. 70 Hon, James T. Ktibresh, Co..
s.n ss " NE port 81 New York, recon-
vns su1 me according 10 the estimate
ssssy have formed through our ac-
So-sa..aAhessh.p. have received the en-
w. ~ ot the united press of New
,A rs City aud shouid 4 be honorea Nth
ean,s.st'hetlon promise you ia return "A
sAs.s.s@A,ee OF TIE iond esteem | have
hss,s Tor You in the past, and nv
.asss. N,5 obligations throurn-ent The
ssr-se. heping that yea Will DO me the
wsAss prayed for, With kindcst well
IA A., w " tear own success, / ana as here
~ Yours rgaly Mur. h. eo.spK,Np.
lis Rsay, y Y. Clty."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

CITY OF Ballard on shHshose .verr.
hasiroad avenue, Is nox down e;vh,r e..
week ago yesterday, a. : den.b - -
,ees. 1t struck flow Of water az ts 90 -
L''VD gallons day and ye.t~ra.v :,
oepia OF eighty feet. IL strueE ..,,h.-
small ios. The company i borinv !, ~.
rate Of six or eight feet : dsx "a = '.s
down 500 feet. II large eow /. NJ. 80. -
At less depth. ' ssucA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

sAs fnAscTsco. Oct 2I-She steamer
vusen sailed for Puget sound todav vish
the foliosine passengers. VAN
FOR Fort Townsend-Mrs Rob~-t. .,s
twe children, A. Johnson. 1
of vSesa,tie-L. Perkison, John ID. D.,v
Fadden. Afs. ). - NC
For Tacoma--c g. Cro~.li
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

nenry Brown, who rooms at the Ripley.
Ieh on the incline from the .idewaIk 70
sne street 81 the corner Of Front and
aasion streets early this morning and
ploke MS right leg. He was taken 10
Proyidence hospital.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
NEW YORK mAnRxrs.
srocK rxcHArar

NEW YoRx. Oct. 2L-The board Of direc-
tors OF General Electric have finally made
an interesting announcement to the stock
holders concerning the sale Of its treasurer
securities, which. it Is declared. hare a
nominal value Of Sc, o0o, 600. The securi.
Ties have been sold to syndicate for an
amount understood to be $4,0oo. 900 This
money will be used TO take up the CON-
pany's Boating debt. Under the terms of
the sale, however. it was sgreed an oppor-
tunity would be gwen stockholders 10 SUBJ
scribe at the purchase price rs accepted by
the syndicate. and this opportunity has
been set forth in circular just issued.
Dlscouraging Washington City advices
caused fractional declines at the opening
on the Stock Exchange today, but the
dealings quickly regained strength until
the close. when decidedly firm tone pre-
vailed. which was most marked on the
publication of the excellent bank state
ment. The market was buoyant at the
close. the best prices OF the day being
made In final dealings.
Government bonds--Steady.
r.-nulI n,A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

Are free trom all crude aud irritating matter.
Concentrated medic ne only. Carriers Little
LIVER Ftlls. Very small: very easy 90 take; no
pain: no gripings no purgIng. Try them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

LUBIy's TOOTH POWDER WIN
give you PEARLY TEETH.
IL will give you BREATH SWEEP
AS A BABY'S.
1t will HARDEN THE GUMS
IL will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER Is freq
from grittiness.
LUBIHS TOOTH POWDER hes
delicate and refreshing favor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22
MARK HreHLAxn
Read what chemist Says


ErWMAWMs ~MMWMky 1--WE
6entismsn-r take great pleasure In addins my
testimonial 10 the sxcsEIsns qualities OF Lasinss
Teeth Powder ana effer mAay years personal e.
psriesce On sts and Of attentive observation %
ia satisfactory effects upon the teeth 81 my
patisnts recommend IT. 10 all ~ q safe. paeasaas
aud sfsescioas depEifffcs. combining ali tie
requisites sbr preserving the teeth saa gums In .
clean. healthy condition
o. K LAWRENCE. n n q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-22

Tnis agreeable ana sfscacious Toosh rowdss 60
aablshed by more han twenty yeas expsrtenea
has received the sanction Of the members % the
Dental and Medical professions u this city gener
ally. ami by them IL Ia daily recommended and
prescribed. IL 10 - pleasant ia the applications ~
% is excellent IN it's effects & speedily renders the
heeth white and smooth. the gums be2ithf1i. rcd
and arm. and by frequent uss VIII preserve thsm
in this desirable condition. II gradually hui IT.
fectrAiIy removes tartar ana destroyes the para.
siticai animslcuis which neglect asy have per-
mttsd 70 collect AMI prevents thsir further Aeou-
mutation. thus serving a. comelets beaustasr
and prcssryer OF the teeth. Microscopic sxamins-
tsons have been made Of the matter Deposited on
she teeth saa gums OF individuals selected from
ell classes Of society and OF every variety Of bodily
condition, and In nearly every animal and
vegetable parasites were found 10 exist in Ersas
numesra Experiments were made FOR their rs-
novai and tho Ingredients used In fubin's Tooth
Powder were found to be most sfIsgtaAi, Destroy
Ing them Instantly.
Through thu kinanss. Of friends ws ere psp
united 20 publish the following
TESTIMONIALS
PORTLAND Or. MarcA T. 1854
Dear sirs-Hsing satisfied with your manner "a
preparing the Dentfriee and knowing " 10 be per-
fectly harmless In Us effects. have since yea
commenced its pfspsrailon, used 10 In nay family
and prescribed Il 10 my patients with uaiform
satisfaction. AID now cordially recommend 80
the public a. being valuaols. safe and efscseions
GeBtifrtce. well adapted 20 keeping the testh ana
gums ia clean. healthy condition Yours tray.
W. q. BROWN. d u. u
The following is from one Of ths most sninsss
sntheriuss In the West
San FaAScrscc July IS. 1854
Lubin Chemical Cot
Dear sirs-If O eommsndatory word nom ms In
favor Of your sxceiisnt tooth pcwder known sa
lubin's Ioosh Powder. can add ~ lie deserved
popularity and extended use. 1 chess
fully and tFa;hfully say TO thoss who In wans
ola pleasant. harmless and thoroughly efncsetsus
deniifrica that they will hpd those qualities ali
combined In your admirable preparatory and
amer long scquaiatsnes ana careful observation
Of tta effects upon the teeth 81 those Who have
male daily % II aud psFsonai sxpsrisnes %
lie merits for nearly tweaty years. know o. neta-
ing superior for tss purpose Of cleaning prsssrv.
Ing and eeantifytng the teeth
MARK HrGHLANn
Read what chemist says
esArTLs August I. 1850.
0sntfsmen-T havs made chemical examna.
ton Of IubsB's Tooth Powder and ind that fts
constituents such - can neither ehsmicsiiy 90
mechanically injare the teeth. The indiclaus 60
lection Of the Ingredients and the evident en-.
hibifsd IN its prenarstion. commend ~ - Q hsxusr
lass a. veil 90 an sfscaeious aentifries
q. >. SMITH. chsmist
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

en- Dag, oa ri bapoe en- uiGopanIi9 iuGr Sogana, laa
ban lannlentreben en- 6ro9 % par iaa e[enOiq, at lea
troece, ban lang paa lit iioite 9ers. Sea iao netop poa
Splllet % reparereOe noset. iom par 0aaet itu, pa lea
berte BAN beoe en- al 0totroierne ON Iibt 9anS. Qenne.
Der mar en- onoifabsiuIb arabat, men aiboIbt uf Sap.
telnen tor line Iplti9e Streser, iom bolot geiatninoer
9oot 9unt0r, Iopeos ben ~ltutteIS 6remer at itaiie ban,
slnorlns. 9au git osiaa sanite ri9tiat eiter gano.
men, pa ben Spge be9iGrli9t itrafte Saauoen no efter
Sl'tnIdalet, Hog Den gommsl banl belle sSnoboloet puer
oopeOet og Naften, i0et ban ~foriitre0e BAN, at ban
umulig tHnoe bHue en- ristis SpmanO uben at pare oobt
to @anse. SeIe Nan0itabet 10 al SiertenS grunO ouer
bette Fuos, % le9 Loo BET gaa ben, forbi bet er iaa os
mlroell9t neuem oS Sefolt, peO ba, at brine Spas mep
Selpge. Wfen oct bIeu life berueb! Spmuutret al si.
tablet, foreto9 SpaSma9eren fig ale ntuliae Stiqlm.
lp'ter meO Den l~tattsIs aot Os fit enSeIi9 bet lumpne
SHofaIo at 9ntoe bam MunSeu meo Sobat. Srsmer
tunoe lite uGr9e fig, men ban lau yaa fin Qlooeoonb
meO SIns, iom tnnoe baue IOttet Gaarer uo al en- steu.
Sa for9it SaaImObisbepsn mig. "0iu i~OrbouOeOe
@TpOfoosilitter!" iasos ies, "piI ou nu luoe BAN uqrel~
% Sermeo gar ieg BAN en- 2~rptisrten, iaa ban bumpsps
tS9ttet. Sitter ben Sanictase loo man Sremer pore
Sreo.
/ reilts oerpoa ct Bar aar %iammen, oo ban bIep er
u%laSuanIis raft % bpstis SOmano. 6or mia bouOe han
tattet ct Ssnltab, buorpaa ban sup mia atauiae geuiisr
% leS - ia, ies bar aIbris pGret ben, Der lite bar betolt
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Ora Spnrpenes 2ip.
g. RieIie n,
Tgler, Niun.

Sra en- tor ErRlaitplaos / 2onoon
Oeo neore Gbemisu Ituloe for noole
8a9e iioen Ell Stabst Blanfsr, Der
bauoe ligset ursrt iiosn iuaores, brins
9es bort o9 lnoes umboro. "a Grbeis
oerne gap T9 lag meo bette, bespnbte
6-S Sauipuruer at reiie ct ioriaroes
Ii8t Stris og fiji / sicnipnlis GOrItrrts
telie ON SGuoerne paa g~lrbeloerne. SO
IGngere Grbeioet ltreo irem, o9 10 las
uere 8lanfeiabeIeu blep, oeIto piloere
% mere iortoiolet itreg 5ugIeue. Quart
opoageoe man bog Nnrin9en III oeres
StrRf. 3 Ell al TO YIanter bnnnet
arog bar Der ct tOmt, gummelt % al
Re8nen ballot ebeIagt Reoe. ro al
bette bang en- GHoe tptt @arn, Tom
bapoe fGitet fig / Ell Spliut, meoeus
ben anoen bang lss. 3 benne bapoe
en- Spnrpebun pitlet fig fuit Os baooe
aabenbart Tibet oeri / Tiger ellsr Waas
neoer, % oens an~itren9elier for at be-
Fri fig baooe fun ilpn9et 2raaosn snonll
ialtere ON oenS Ben. 3raaoen bar
1etop lang NOT til, at 5u9lsn tunbe be-
p99e fig en- Smule. Nu tuuoe man meo
Setbeo iortlare fig Sammeub9naen.
Spuruemooeren Ibapoe uofl9ttet ct 9ulo
llnser, os mebens bun pasieoe oisIe,
bar bun bIeuet inopiflet i Graaben.
Senoes manolise Rabuipurper pao
Tralatplaoien baube iua taset benos
unoer fin SefpttelIe os baobe aaben,
bart osiaa iorpleiet benbe sOot, TIL bun
bar / uoermaaoe sobt Solb. De tapr,
Smnafnsle bapbe lille label no9en 81.
enoe fOmme beres StpSslins for uar,
os ipirreoe enops fampliitise ON Creme
paa Irbeiberne, ba bisie gap iis til for
iistis at itjGre Graaben lss fra Der
iangue Susls Ben. 9a S%purpebunner
par beiriet, ipntes ben igrlt life at ilinn,
flpue, ioet 8iuserre lille iormaaeoe a
bore ben; men ba ben bapoe ilasret ont
irino Ell lioeu Stuno, formaaoe ben boz
at flpue ufiieo meo aammeraterne, ion
gap fin @l9oe poer bens 8eirielie Sui
paa ben Initiate Maabe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

mart mGrtet, at bet fin oar Streserne paa aompa0s
itiueu, iom paa @runO al SIinsringerne os bet uuisie
StGr ira 9tatIpiet Bauoe iammenbIauoet fig % tiIiynes
Iooenoe anta9et 6ormer o9 SfitteVer."
Get ct uaniteIist at %beitemme, " mente Sturmbrm,
"buorme9et Der bet &apiteI CT SnbbiIbnins, o9 buors
ine9et Oer bsrer inb unber Girteli9beoenS Smraaoe.
Wlen ie9 itaI fortGIe big en- beipnoerIig Sesiuenbeo,
Tom bar giort ct cpbt Snbtrpt paa mig. On ier bette
SoIpnbr, iom bar iuIst mig mango SerrenS Aur?
Seq lit bet al en- ll~ngOomSpen, iout ies bauoe iaa tjar,
JON bet enc Ntenneie tau baue BET auoet.~
"6arbrOr bar en9ans pmtaIt Napnet Srenter, men ie9
III aIorig uoget uiOere at bore.
"Sa, sremer, -" i~uareoe OIoingen, % en- m~GrteIig Ses
pGssIie ltOS at IGie / bans Guii9t, "es bar iut life taIt
tiot ON bam tbi Der giueS Sing, iOm man life gierns
ul baue paa Saue. 0en M, Oa ri er fomue ino paa
BET 6arpano, nil ie9 IaOe Dig uiOe, buao ies bar %eriurct.
ao9Ie aar f0reno is Tom inc OrIOsSteneitsn...
Ser bIep Stormbom afbruot al 6onitabsIeu, lom
rapportereos, at anbOIt par iynIis til Quart, Os at
gIGiten par taget til.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

Tsrfur or bet cit ian usootnois geiius
seIie, Of 8fsoen er, boae man faIoer
paste iprIis os ippu, nanr Den ital
fi1rnes, o. Sirrnirg Fot beIit iuresaa
til beitemt lib, altiO beIoiait on Wors
9encu, iua Sprnlua BELT rsiier iis eiter
airWiugen, p9 ttie omoeuot. 3erior
or oct o8ina en- al 6oorob stingeIierne,
iom nrie maa t%oatta8es, huao Der Hal
gi1gcs. uadr bet mIrIts, at 5lpoeu life
oil bltUe iGUu til iai'a; Elo. ga oer
or oa life Iuoet for emo at ulrme ben
~ iglen, m,u oenue Sang ueo i6tgoen
uHoer Smrerlug at TONNE parmt 9ano
til idmme 8arme iom fra isrit al, bog
lttc togeroe 8ano. tbi bet pil itille
6lgoen, bog oil bet life let iuotraffs,
nadr ben altio unocr Sprin1en itaar /
Ell Iemperntur al pmtr. 60 @rdeer
5%dbrenbeit; lialo bet life fan lie, iaa
icetmiuoite goot tiloRttst. Gst sisrel,
iom 5lsoeu benitoar / unoer Sprnin9,
er bcIoigit suten al GaetrR easr Ser
truiter paa 6, . eIsr 10 Gallons, fac
TOR TOM bsbrues. gIitipano err for.
taitelig, on Spren uplgier 6%ortinuingen
% 9lucr Smgret en- Biimas.
g. Rielien,
Tpler, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Weo Stbelens SiGlp.

s @alter 8eiant5 Voice of the Fly
ing Day timber ri fslsenbe muriomme
STORYTELLING.
29sen bar uns; bet iamme bar 9as
tienteu. TilfGloet bar iprunberliot;
itsen al Spmptumerne iuarebe til nos
gen fienbt .Spsbom. 9nsen tom boer
Sag, % 10 uitere ban fom, 10 parre
bleu Yatienten. SmIioer bsspnote bet
at saa op for 2a9en, at Gariasen Itams
meoe fra Sj9len - maaife Sjertet -
% tlliibit talte ban meb 8atienteu ON
bet.
"Ses trOr itte", iasbe ban, "at 9e
feiler Iuoet, eno at De er forelitet;"
os meb &pomen os Taarer fpm 3ilitaas
elien fra 9utienten. "Os peb ueotoms
menoe Mtano bet?"
"af!" iuarebe bun; "bau amer life bet
minoite."
Sean De life fortale BAN bet2"
"GlOrisl"
S9 2asen iurebulot ba Yatienten, at
bun ituloe fortGue bam, buem bet bar,
at Ell 9G9e er Tom en- 5aoer, ps at bet
piloe linore benoe at betro iis til BAN.
"Sioen De bar bebt mig ON Bet"
in9be bun, %iorpirret, "fom iaa ioien
impr8en; iaa maalte, bpis ies fan, pil
ieg fOrt9Qe Gem oet."
S9 oa Morsenen fpm, lasbe 9atiene
ten / bans Saano en- ltoen Strimmel
Tapir; paa builten Der fun ltob ~itrepet.
III. Sam. XII. T." Otter at u9re
fOmmet blem og iunoet bet a~niprte steb
Slbelerl, iaa 3Uftoren, at bet bar:
"09 gtutbau iasoe til 1apib, "bu er
Maroen." +
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
arbeioe er 9iu, 9~eoissaus er Orb.

"gent, 6nptein, je9 baaber, at bu itrar nil ertienOe
bet. SsnHe 9iitOrie er life lang. ISenub WtiOoas, ba
nj ~uucerisste 8umperne, buuoe ri til DOR 6orunoriu9
IRE Sob 9anb. Soptejnsn tommanesreoe os itrnr til
at pumpe, men trObs al gnitrenselIe ihs 9auoet / ben
@rao, Of ban enoeIi9 beialeoe os at iatte Vartasisn no
Og fpIos ben meo be @jenitanbe, Der par al TORT Dig
ti9bsb og Barb. @itsrat Ssinitrumenterue, port loi
os no9eu PrOpiant par tomnet omboro, beorbreoe Rap
ieinen os guuoens, o9 neppe par nj tomne en- Babel.
iansbe ira Steost, isreno Stibet iart. 6poroan SAT-
ten imiOIertio par optommst bet iplintsrnpe 5artei, BET
par og bIep en- @aaoe; men feet par bet og ia MI,
ON ou tor, at StibSrottene lite bapoe NneIie ON en-
ioreitaaenos %lllptte.~
Seq er uirteIig. " iunrepe Geors, "bange for, at ss
bliper omusnot, buis 6arbror bIiper iaaIeoes pto lGn.
gere men zig mig, ON 6arbror, Der bar opIepst iaa
me9et, aloris bar ieet noget uiounoerligt / Aanoeperoes
men euer nogei, iom iisger noenior @ranierue ior DOR
iRbuonIige 5atteeune. Wiunsen Gfteraarsnat, naar lea
idu bar itaaet ueb 8ioret, os Msrtet bar biuSret uotis
seren at fe en- 9aauO for fig. bar iea itirren6e paa bet
eniomme eps / giatbuiet, tGntt tiIbase paa be iaa, iom
bar mig fier, os iom manife netop iamms CisbIit ogs
iaa bar tGntt paa mig. Seq bar Deb %iuubunus 9eiIiss
beSer life funnel unoertrptte bet Dnite at fe berss Stits
teller iueue iorbi mig. os min 5antaii sr 6a ~tunbont
sauet iaa piOt, at tg bar trost at is benz igirtsIisbsSen,
liar min elitsbe WiOoer, Tom is iaa Oite bar Gantsrns.
Ylen naar ie9 after er tomnen til gsiiubeIe, bar lea
tairbe GdD