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Evening journal., 1893-03-13
HARRIS STILL In SUSPENSE,
THE RECORDER WlTHHoLDS HIS DE-
ClSlON FOR A NEW TRIAL.

Everybody Expected That Carlyle Har-
ris's Painful Suspense Would BE Ended
This SIorning-A Crowd Assemblies to
Hear the Result.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Every body,
with the possible exception Of the
recorder, himself, fully expected that
Recorder Smyth would end Carlyle
Harris suspense this morning by giving
his decision on the motion of Harris
counsel for a new trial. The recor der,
however, did not come down to court
this morning and it was announced that
he would not give his decision to-day.
Part III OF General Sessions where the
recorder sits was crowded early this
morning by persons interested in the
case. Harris was not there and IL was
said he would not be brought down from
the Tombs Mrs. Harris visited Howe
and Hummel's Office early in the day.
She intended to wait there and hear the
result by telephone.
At IL o'clock Judge MARITIME took th,
bench to the surprisa Of the crowd Il
was learned that he would preside in tn,
court until the Hallisey murder tria
which was begun this morning, il
finished
District Attorney Nicoll said positively
that the recorders decision would not b.
announced TO day. When questione'
he said Harris has not a ghost Of
chance for a new trial
Harris is much cast down over the un
expected delay.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

An entertainment under the auspices Of
the Union M L. sunday school viii be given
in Union 4 hurch lO-morrow night.
Barge Sangcrties Of Philadelphia was
foundtred of Delaware Breakwater for sew
eral days while in tow Of tug.
An athletic exhibition was given in the
Academy OF Music on Saturday evening uy
the tsmeralda Clue OF south Wilmington.
Bishop Villa r Nicholson Of the Re-
formt Episcopal Church will preach and ad-
minister the rite of confirmation in the
Church Of the Redeemer on sunday evening,
March 9.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
a Rald on GambIers.

Captain Evans, Sergeants Chambers
and Ingram and asquad Of officers made a
raid on the supposed gambling den at
107 East Water street, and succeeded in
arresting the proprietors, Alexander
Wertembury, James Commomile and
George Brown. all colored, aud twenty.
seven other negroes. At the time they
were playing poker and crap" The
men were given a preliminary healing
yesterday morning and held in 81, 900
bail each for further hearing this even
ing
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Hard After Mnrllks Crows.

BILLINGS, Mont, March 13.-The civil
authorities OF Yellowstone county have
taken hand in the Crow trouble. Yes
terday Coroner Chapple held an inquest
over the body of Little Face, the Indian
who was killed on Wednesday. All the
Indians who made war-like demonstra.
tions in the vicinity of the tragedy have
withdrawn to a point about ten miles
from Wilsey Station and appear to be
uncertain what to do They have looted
the deserted ranches and carried of
everything of use to them. Aibschiel
the ranchman who killed Little Face il
in iail here.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
cycling Corps win Local. wheeimen.

The Warren Athletic Club, at its meet.
ing to morrow night, will discuss the al.
visibility of establishing a cycle corps in
this city during the coming cycling
season. The cyciers will be trained
similar to the militiamen, after the style
Of the Cycling Club Of Washington.
Orders will be given by "toots" Of a
bugle. Should the matter be definitely
settled, John s. Bertolette will act as
bugler and II f. Pennell, who is familiar
with modes of conduction, will be the
trainer. In all probability It will prove
a novel and interesting departure among
he local wheelmen.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
FNE HOURS IN THE oPEN AlR.
Exposure in Wreck Causes the Deaf n
of "A Prominent Mason.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, March 13.-John
H. Brown, aged 81, one of the most
prominent masons in the west, died last
night of nervous prostration super
induced by exposure in a railroad wreck
year ago. He was in wreck which
occurred at Cherryvale and was one of
number Of passengers in the sleeper
who sustained injuries.
The wreck occurred at night and for
FIVE hours Mr. Brown lay in the open
air without aid or protection from the
cold Mr.. Brown was for 81 years grand
secretary of the Grand Lodge Of Masons
of Kansas He was also an author, hsv-
ing written several books on Masonry
and kindred subjects.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
A Telegraph Operators Disappearance

The citizens Of Marshallton are much
concerned over the disappearance Of
Frederick Boulden. The young man
was, until recently employed as an opera
tor at West Junction for the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad Two weeks ago he
left the residence Of George Spicer. with
whom he boarded, for his home in Vir
ginia Not arriving at the expected
time his parents became anxious, and on
Friday evening his father and brother
arrived at Marshalton in search Of him
No trace Of young Boulden can be found.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
BIG BOSTON FIRM ASSIGNS.
Stringency in Money Market Causes the
Atkinson Company to Stop.

Boston, March l3-The Atkinson
House Furnishing Company. with its
branches in other near cities, have made
an assignment to Charles F. Libby, Of
Portland, and Costello G. Converse, Of
Boston. President Isaac H. Atkinson
says that the liabilities are 81, 500, 90 } and
that the assets are estimated at 5000,
COO.
The trouble was caused by stringency
in money market and inability to meet a
call loan on Saturday. Last year the
company did a business Of $3, 900, coo.
President Atkinson says the firm will
probably pay its debts in full.
While the greatest portion of indebted
ness is to firms in Boston and vicinity
there are number of creditors in New
Y York, Philadelphia and Chicago.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Thieves Rob a market House.

Thieves entered the market house Of
S. n. Smeliz on King street, between
eight and nine on Friaay evening and
stole quantity Of apples and produce
from one OF the stall holders, and several
pounds of meat and butter from
another An entrance was effected by
prying off a board at the back Of the
building. This board was placed over
sash out of which a large pane Of
glass was broken. The market was
broken into about month ago and
several articles stolen.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
MUCH MONEY APPROPRIATED
For the Improvement of Mexican Port,
and HarbOrs.

For the Improvement of Mexican Ports
and HarbOrs.
CITY OF MExIoo, March 18.-The policy
Of President Diaz recommended to the
Mexican Congress, regarding the harbors
of the republic is to be carried out. A
large amount of money has been appro-
priated for that purpose. The govern
ment dredge boat has arrived at Vera
Cruz and that harbor is to be dredged
and otherwise substantially in. proved.
There are already extensive improve
ments in progress at MazRtlan, the
principal port on the Pacific coast and,
at Coatzacoaloos, on the Atlantic. The
completion Of the Tehuantepec Isthmus
Railroad is expected to make Coatzacoa
loos one Of the most important ports In
Mexico.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
A Strong Attraction To-nieht.

"Under the Lions Paw, is the start.
ling tile Of melo drama which viii be
the attraction AZ the Grand Opera House
this evening The play deals with the
fortunes Of villhin and the misfor.
tunes Of heroine, who, disguised like
the Countess In "Don Cesar de Bazan, ."
marries n dissipated stranger to
escape the disgrace that her guardian
proposes 70 force upon her. This bad
man is the proprietor of a circus, which
carries the action Of the play from a sen.
timental opening at Long Branch to the
quarters OF the Royal Circus.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
"En Perkins" Fights a Porter.

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-Melville d.
Landon, better known as Eli Perkins.
was one Of the passengers on a train
leaving Chicago yesterday morning en-
route to this city. Shortly after leaving
Chicago Mr. Landon began heated argu-
ment with the porter of the car. The
porter resented the remarks of Mr Ian.
don and in the fight which followed the
noted lecturer was badly bruised and dis.
figured. On arriving here the porter was
discharged
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Interesting services at Epworth.

Interesting services were held in the
new Sunday school room Of Epworth n.
r. Church, yesterday. In the morning
Rev. I. F.. Terry. pastor Of st. Paul's NJ.
p. Church, preached to a large audience.
The pastor, Rev Isaac Jewell, preached
at the evening service. Revival services
followed the sermon, at which about ten
persons presented themselves at the
altar. There is a movement on foot 70
purchase piano for the Sunday school
and organize frst-class orchestra.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Road Directors Meet.

The directors and members of the
Wilmington and Christiana Turnpike
Company met in the parlors Of the Clayton
House this morning The matter of re-
pairing and making roads was discussed.
The members present were William
Richardson, John Richardson, John
Bringhurst, George Simpson, H. g. Ban
ming and ]. w. II. Watson.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Desperate Suicidal Attempts.

MARSHALL Mich, March 13-Sera6no
Delcarlo. the demented Italian who shot
Mr.. Barter, of Charlotte, and Brsk eman
-. A Pember, on Michigan Central
train near Battle Creek, Thursday last,
committed suicide in the county jail
some time during last night by hanging
himself to the iron frame of the window.
He had used the heavy bandage which
bound his dislocated shoulder.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
PopuIlst nIeasures i'm Kan.as.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 13.-The Legis-
lature did not adjourn Saturday night
The session lasted until o'clock Sunday
morning Final adjournment will be
had to day. Several important laws
were passed. One makes it illegal to
require gold contract in notes, mort
cages and other obligations and makes
silver, as well as gold, legal tender for
all debts in Kansas. This is a populist
naocura
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Giving Up the steamship Naronic.

LONDON, March 1S.-A dispatch from
Lisbon states that the mail steamer just
arrived at Lisbon from the Azores brings
no tidings of the missing White Star
line steamer Naronic. officials will not
abandon hope until the arrival of the
next two mails from the Azores, but the
general opinion among shippers is that
the Naronic is lost
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Prompt Action Saves a whole Town.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, March l3.-An i'm
mense body of water which had accumu.
lated in an old abandoned mine on the
mountain side above Yorkville, a mile
west of here, burst its confines last
night and did great damage to property
in that borough. Prompt action of the
inhabitants in erecting barriers broke
the force of the flood and saved the
town
Evening journal., 1893-03-13

The report from up the river viii keep
them astir and anxious all night long.
Yesterday seemed but little like Sunday.
No services were held in any Of the
churches. Some Of the stores were open,
supplying those with provisions who
had to leave their homes without food
Beside the home talent many visiting
photographers were on hand taking
views, which will make interesting
pictures when developed
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Honse COMMITTED Views slIverbr

A committee composed of members Of
the House of Representatives came to
this city this morning for the purpose Of
viewing Mill Creek, at Silverbrook, In
order to determine upon a report TO the
House as to whether or not that stream
should be condemned and used hereafter
as a sewer. Willard Salisbury, Jr, who
is fighting against the condemnation
accompanied the committee.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
A Gang Of Trespassers Arrested.

Sergeants Wigglesworth and Howgate.
and Officer Hatton, Detectives Witsil
and McVey and Dog Catcher Writ cap
tured John Russell, Peter Carroll, Horace
Gather, Charles Delaney Joseph Maloney.
William Giles. Charles w. Conoway and
Frank Richard yesterday, while holding
feast in Richardson's wood, at Glenrich
They were brought to the city hall and
charged with trespassing.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
"Ermlnen SOLD For ss, GOO.

DANvILLE, Ky. March IA. B.
Hutchins, of this city, has sold to A. H.
Moore. of Philadelphia the black mare
Ermine, 2 1Sf. by Playmouth. dam Fan,
by Huguelys Pilot The price ha not
be made public but it is known to be
more than IS, 600. Ermineis seven years
old and is expected to trot much faster
than her record this year.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Tug Gardner b. Reynolds Raised.

The tug Gardner B. Reynolds, which
was sunk of Reedy Island over a week
ago by striking on the stone ietties, has
been raised and taken to Hillman's boat
yard, Philadelphia, where she will be
repaired and put in condition for service.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
rnr Enrorih M. y. Chnrch.

The Tennessee jubilee singers will give
sacred concert to morrow tuesday
night in the Sunday school room Of
Epworth Church, corner Tenth and
Lombard streets. This troupe has been
endorsed BY Bishops FOss, Hurst and
other prominent Methodist preachers
The doors will be opened at 730 and the
concert commences at p. m.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
A wholesale murder Attempted.

CHICAGO, March 13-Z S. Kyes, of 6647
Maryland avenue, at 6 o'clock last night
while in fit of drunken rage, shot his
wife and a neighbor, Mrs. Mary Weir,
and then tried to put bullet into his
own brain. It is thought that none of the
shots will prove fatal
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
His "Great' Too is Probably Broken.

Holten B. Yarnall, fireman of the p.
w. & b railroad fell over a rocking
chair on Saturday evening. at his home
1881 Lombard street. and is in ssrions
doubt as to whether he broke a big toe
or not, at least so a friend alleges.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
An AGED state omeIaI pead.

SPRINeFIELD, Ill, March 13.-Ozras
NJ. Hatch, who was well-known in
Illinois third of century ago and who
was twice secretary Of state, died at his
home here yesterday, aged 20.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
a Morning Fire Burn. In a1Oo 600.

LYNN, Mass, March 13.-The five
story brick block 81 to SO Central avenue,
owned by the Central Investment Com
pany was partially destroyed by Gre this
morning. Loss on building and contents
estimated at 500, 900; nearly covered by
insurance.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Farewell Sunday.

The ministers of the Methodist Epis-
copal churches in this city hade their
congregations good bye yesterday in
anticipation of being transferred to other
charges by the annual conference which
convenes at Middletown next ednesday
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
chImners Condemned.

Building Inspector Dohl condemned
the chimneys of the houses No. 6iS, 621,
622 and 624 Windsor street. the pro-
perty of Robert Mccall, and G2G and
CPS Windsor street property OF II. +.
Dure. They were ordered to be torn
down within Eve DAYS.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Another Through Line TO Lake superl,

Another Through Line 70 Like Superior.
WINNIPEG, Man, March 13--Promin-
ent capitalists are here endeavoring to
receive assistance from the Manitoba
government for a railway that will give
Winnipeg and the Northern Minnesota
another through line to Lake Superior
The promoters of the company claim
they have got all financial arrangements
for the work provided the Manitoba
government gives reasonable assistance.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
No Overtures to strikers.

TOLEDO, o., March 13-The report
having reached here late last night that
the Ann Arbor engineers, through Chief
Arthur, were willing to declare the strike
of If the company would meet its EN-.
ployes as individuals and listen to theiI
grievances, the United Press representa-.
tives saw T. NJ. Ashley, the president OF
the road, and Assistant Chief Youngson,
of the Brotherhood, who stated positively
that there was no truth whatever in the
report and that the company had made
no overtures for a settlement.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Ten Hurt in ! n1lne Erploslon.

PrrTsBUBs, March 13.-A Connells-
vile, Pa, special to the Leader says: A
mine explosion occurred at Whissett
Coal Works near this place this morning
Ten men were badly hurt. Five have
been recovered from the mine and
brought to Conuellsville.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
ne Handled the Pistol CareIessIv

FORT WAYNE, March 1S.-H H Gold
waite, travelling salesman, accidentally
shot and killed his sister-in-law, Miss
Hattie Pischon, last night He had Just
cleaned his revolver and was carelessly
showing It's workings to the inmates OF
the room when it discharged accident.
ally and the bullet went though Miss
PischOn's stomach. She lived only half
an hour.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13

Latest Milwaukee beer on tap at Robelen's
los West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
Cranberry's Post once Robbed of $50

New BRUNSWICK, n. j., March 49,
The post Office at Cranberry, ten miles
from here, was entered by burglars last
night. The safe was blown open and
$3.50 in money and stamps taken.
Evening journal., 1893-03-13
THOSE who Have snfTsred.

"Who are the chief Sufferers. financially
and otherwise, mayOr2"
well, as far as l know they are John
NJ. Creswell, E. p. Brickley, Mrs. lamar,
John Baynes, Jesse Fox, G. NJ. johnson,
Frank Drugan, John Geisler, John Wal
ker. August Breauer, John kause and
Others The places of business flooded
are as follows: Depot Office Of McClena-
han & Bro, E. P. Brickley Robert Steb-
bings. j. Frank Creswell John K. Coul.
son, Adam Peoples, w. Fl. Carson, Gas.
per Morlein, Office and lumber yard of
the j H. Rowland Manufacturing Com
pany, fish sheds Of E. P. Brickley, James
Mccullough and Oldham & Williams.
"The inhabitants of Port Deposit are
completely tired out, many of them moi
having had any rest since Thursday
Evening journal., 1893-03-13

Interesting Closing Exercises.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, March 13.-The conference
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02
Utaaoerepmem peo NepDorf

Seltligbeberne / a%nlebnins af Jlaaoe,
repuen aabneoes Snsbag meo aiilsrin'
gen af en- Srpnceitatue at Sobn Grics
ion i Battery Barf. Qflsrin9en fores
aft / O~perparelle al en- talri9 Wennelte'
mensbe.
9ereiter Tom bet tore Sptos al 8riss>
1fibe, bppriblanbt Der bar Repreientan.
ter for In,erifa, Grsentina, Solano,
Spiflaub, @nslano, &uslano, 5rants
riae, Stalien, Spanien % Braillen.
Sort eiter 81. 9 GAP aomiral @berarSi
fra Slasitibet Y~bilabelpbia Sisnal til
gisans, % i to Ratter b~epaseoe be
Iture Sfibe fig o~ereiter unper 8anpns
ialut fra 5orterne / Sapnen up ira ben
nebre 8ist til Auferplaoien / Snbion
Glpeu, ~fiseoueriur Manbatten zen,
buur oe ital lisse inbtil 8reiicent Glepes
lamb i Morseu pasi neb mellem
2inierne for at tase Sfibene / Sieipn.
Gn Masie Wenneifer bapoe %rnbfunoet
ii8 paa bssse Siper af Glpen for at
bore gione til Spieilinsen.
Zen neite Dag Der Ifulbe bare oGrct
Seltliebebernes @lanspuntt, ppronbt
besperre meo &esu % Stprm. s
Strsmme itprteoe &esnen neb % OILS
rettebe en- isrselis gbelasselie paa Dc
mango inuffe 8efcratiouer runbt ON
Spen. Bracis ST.. l iorloo Ereiibent
Cleveland meo 5slge SOtel Sictorid
os inbfibeoe fig paa arissitibet "9ol'
pbin" for at tase 5laaoen i Eieipn, til
truos for bet ubelbise geir. On Ifte'
men aapes Der ct slimrenbe BAL pac
"Wa albion square @aroen", Tom Yreii'
benton beerebe meo i'm R9rperelIe.
On Srebassn iluttebe 6%eitlisbebern'
meb en- 4arabe siennem Nelp gprfs
Gaber Of geiatninserne paa De for
jtieGise Srissitibe. s Spibien fcr
Irucesiipnen REQ @uu. 5lpiuer, fulst q
Sfficersr Of Ger % 5laabe. 8erefte'
Tom apmiraler % andre bp~ititaaeno
. G%mbebsmanS | @osne, % be iorIflel
liee ubenlanoIte Sfibes 8eiatninser
!. efprteret al u. S. Mariner % Sploa
ter. Saa NiabiioH Square % Git
I Sal 9art bar Der ppfert Stanbplapier
. Fbpprira Stibenes Gomiraler ps Office
rer ps andre inbbubte @iGiter operpG
reoe 8araben. 8reiibent Glepelano pa
4 life tilitebe, ibet 2ioen tpans BAN til q
} ta0e 9ranet for Gbicasp, inben Bara
: ben uoaeoe op.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02

@n Mtano aabnebe ct tibet Grrtsbus
/ N9rbeoen al ben berpnte Sla8mart
@aterlo, bpur Napoleon ben 5srItes
alimren0e &arriere blep %fn1tfet.
Oct git meset imaat meo 5orretnins
gen, Manben bar fattig, % en- Dag be-
tln9eoe ban fig for en- Nabo opcr fine
nile SmitGnoisbeber % TOM o9Iaa til
at napne, at De Sremmeoe. iom over
natteoe bps BAN, ibelis pla9eee BAN
meb Spsrssmanl ON &elifuier fra Slas
gets 9ib; ban bopoe in9en, life iaames
get ipm en- 8anuutl9te.
"8ar ies 9is", ia9oe Raboen, "plloe
jes laue uO9le &elifuier", % III fore,
bolot ban BAN, buor let ban turoe tlene
9ense; Der bar piSie Slass rige Soft,
Der betalte goot for buabipmbelIt, naar
be blot tunoe iise, at De bupoe tiebt bet
lise ueo ben iaa bersmte Slasmart, %
at bet bapbe ben eaer ben Siitorie.
Observation-Disclosures itrep flo bette bag
9ret. Manse al 8eiienoe, iom beiD9te
Steoet, iier Gu9lanoere, fom perben
blot for at funne iise: | have been
there, os bpor lanst mere tunbe be life
prale, nuar be finbe irempiie Npset, be
bapoe fjsbt paa Steoet, os lom FOB
5orbinoelle meo en- eler anbeu iremra'
senbe Yerioulisbeb fra be Gage.
Site lGn8e efter tps Ell tilreiienbe rig
@nsl9noer IND bos 89rteu. Ssiad
ban ipurste isrit % fremft ON Gelifuiel
fra ben 9io, Slaset fob Der.
"Sa, ies bar moi en- Stol, iom tunbt
fortnIe libt", iasbe garten; ii ben iat
Hapoleun os bolleoe en- Stuno, mebens
Slaset ltoo paa". @n Sanoel Tom inart
iitanb; @n9lanberen irpoeoe fig ppe,
fit &isb, men enonu lptteli9ere isltt
8erten fig ueb at ititte abitllise Cub,
ltptfsr / lin 2pmme.
Den n9ite ipprseipse 8elituies SR9e,
tjobte en- 8litfop, iom "g8eQinstur
bapbe oruftet al, ba ban bolbt ubenior'
S9rtens Sus. apppen blep betalt mel
jim 8egt t~pueoobbelt / Sub.
Gn Spl9er, paa boilfen "Aappleor
bapoe ben9t jim Sat", tisbtes paiaa ion
Ell zen Stat, o9 iaaleoes git bet oaIac
meo 8sren, i bpilten en- Gtprbeo fro
Sla9tiben bapbe l~taaet. Sort iaqt
boer Ting | Suiet baoOe "iin Stitori,
ira Neoerla9et", % bper 3ing 9if ion
oarmt Brgo.
8artsbusbolbersu blep en- riatia bol
ben Wano paa @runb af be riae Sic.
tiers !0isen efter at BABE Woaet, ION
life Inore baube. $
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02
Tunonc Sfeletter.

Ct mRrturroist Sunb er for fort Ilb
Iiben ajprt al en- giauo / Ggneu psb
Gbarente / 6ranfrise. Stpoenbe op
til bans Gienoom finbss Der Guinsr al
ct sammslt Slot, ipm bar benlisset iaas
lsoes / mango Garbunoreoer. Ia en-
Del al ben 9amle &aius gagge piite
9esn til at itprte iammeu, erbolbt
Manben 9illabelie til at ripe benz neo,
ps npsle iaa Gage eiter tus ban fat puu
arbeibet.
Otter at bare arbeioet ct Bar 1t'
mers 3io itebte ban til lin 6~prbauiclie
Yaa ct gar Steietter, bpis Salie, arms
% Ben par bunbne iammen peb Si9lr
al iuare Serul9uter. De itoo / ppreiit
Stiains, % bet er inblpienoe, at bet e,
2%epniugerne al Reuneiter, inn lepenoe
er blepne inbmurebe for Sunoreoer a
Gar iiben. 6iuoereu benlebte itrar TO-
fale G~ntitparcrs SpmRrtiombeo pac
fin Gpoasslie, % en- ngiere unberipseli,
oiite poerlisere 9iluRrelien Of Gl9o'
n~ingsfpfter, iom nalten bar foroaub
lebe tit Stpp, Iaaoelipm al et ruiten
@aaben % tO Traitptter.
Steletterne pil blipc ppItiQeoe | 0tu
feet i Sprbeur, % flor Smbu er an
penbt paa Of iprctnoe transporter
ben famine StiQins, / bpilfen man ba
iunost benz. Ter er ilgen 5pil ON, O
en- eIer anbeu 5raoeoie / Miiooelalce
rem, bporom Der muliSuis iinbes no9e
i Nrtiperne, bar Ieoet III oisie ulptts
ige DIres S~noeipGrrins paa ppsr
nrpnte Maabe. let er en- SelpislaI
at ben beiynberlise Spbaselie uptass
be beru1renbe Gntifparers SpmRr'
ipmbeb, os bet er insenlunoe uianbipr
l;st. at en- Dpilartus al Semmelisbebe
pil fremlomnie inben ret lang lib.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-02
Sobanncs 2arisa.

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