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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
NEWS FROM NEARBY.
A GIRL AND GUN WAS A BAD
COMBINATION.
Cutting Wages at she Black Jack
Gas at Grand Junction-Striixe Mt
Carbon-Attempted Rape.

The home of Dan Harrington. of
Gem, in the Occur d'Alene, was the
scene Of a rather exciting incident last
Saturday evening about Z o'clock, in
which Miss Harrington was the central
figure and heroine of the occasion.
Mr.. Harrington was at his place of
business and Mrs. Harrington was out
shopping, leaving the young lady alone
in the house, which is considera BILE
distance above the business part of
town.
Miss Harrington had not been alone
long when some one raped at the
door. She opened the door partially
and found a man on the threshold,
who asked if the man of the house was
in
Being informed that he was not, the
intruder deliberately pushed the door
wide open and walked in, saying:
Give me your money, and be quick
about it, toor'
AS the door came open Miss Harring-
ten stepped a little behind the door.
The robber had hardly made his de-
mand when he found himself facing
the muzzle of a revolver in the hand
of young lady who. with remarkable
GOODNESS and self-control, asked:
Don't you want this, too?"
Inc gun snapped DIS the lHlel IUSIlOu
out of the door, and continued to snap
as the Villains form disappeared in
the darkness There was not a load in
the pistol otherwise he would doubt
less have been perforated as he de-
served Miss Harrington is entitled to
much credit for the display of cool
bravery, especially as she knew that
every chamber in the revolver was
empty and that her play was wholly a
bluff" Miss Harrington has received
the plaudits of her host Of friends upon
this display of courage.-Miner.
Strike Mt Carbon Mines.
A Carbon, Wyo., special says: Two
hundred and fifty of the miners en-
ployed by the Union Pacific coal COM
pany in mine No. 2 at this place went
out on a strike yesterday morning.
The complaint of the men was that
the company did not furnish sufficient
cars to take away the output SO they
could make living wages at the price
paid. In the afternoon the officials OF
the company met a committee of the
miners and it was agreed that the
company should furnish more cars.
The men will so to work again in the
morning.
The output of the mine is from
thirty-five to forty tons. The Carbon
coal is of a superior quality and is
mostly used for locomotives on the
Nebraska division. During the sum-
mer season the men only worked half
tire, but they have been on full time
for the past thirty DAYS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06

1t is rumored that there is pro-
lect on foot for a German syndicate
20 put out 300 acres of hops near this
place. We. shall await Developments
With good deal Of interest, because
such move would at orce bring this
lection OF the country into prominence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
Cutting Wages at the Black Jack

A big stage load of miners from the
Black Jack, dropped down on DeLamar
this morning, an order having been is
sued that board there would hence
forth he S15O per day. This is simnIv
means Of cutting wages and repre-
SCENTS. like the famous Bill Morrison
tariff bill. a horizontal cut, effecting
every employee, from the foreman to
the powder monkey. not exactly the
same per cent, but the smallest one
The most
The low price of silver did the bust
ness and the management promises to
restore wages. by lowering board AZ
soon as the price of silver will justify
It. The miners who came down here
state that only few men have ac
cepted the cut-Nugget.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
Great Payroll for a Poorm.n

The payroll of the Poorman mine.
in the Occur d'AIenes, for the last
month, was nearly $2S, 900. The daily
average output of the mine during the
month was IS tons of concentrated
and the aggregate was the largest for
the same period in the history of the
enternriSa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
The Testim on,als

Published in behalf of Hoods sarsa-
parilla are not extravagant, are not
written VI" nor are they from it's
employees. They are facts, and prove
that Hoods Sarsapariila possesses alb
solute merit and is worthy the full
confidence Of the people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
An Attempted Rape.

]. H. Pierson, sheriff of Bear Lake
county, came in yesterday, bringing
with him John Gibbs, convicted at the
recent term of court held in that
county of an attempt to commit rape
on the person of BERTHE Austin, niece
of Bishop Austin.
Two young ladies'. Miss Austin and
Sarah Rich, were going from the resi-
dence of Newton Austin to Joe Rich's
place when the miscreant rushed upon
them from ambush where he was lying
in wait
Miss Rich ran with all speed to her
home where she sounded an alarm and
party was organized to hunt the vii
lain down.
The villain was recognized by Miss
Austin, who escaped. A warrant was
sworn out for Gibbs arrest. He was
indicted by the grand jury, convicted
and sentenced to five years in the pen.
Five others who were supposed to be
implicated with Gibbs in this assault
were tried but there was not sufficient
eyidenc to convict.-Boise Bulletin
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
The Work of a Colorado Miner.


An old Colorado miner will show at
the Midwinter Fair a miniature model
which he has had on exhibition at the
Worlds Fair of a mine in full opera
ton. He has reproduced in miniature
the workings Of the Saratoga gold mine
OF Gilpin county, Colorado, in which he
worked for a, number of years With
labor and patience and a skill that
only an experienced miner could exer-
else, his exhibits show the exact work
lngs of the mine, even to its smallest
details, with wonderful exactness The
entire working. both of the surface and
underground. are presented in one
view ard can be comprehended and
fully learned in short study. During
the summer, hundreds of mining men
ana nlineralogists. professors and
teachers from this country and Europe.
have looked at it, examined it thor
oughly, and the universal expression of
opinion has been one of merited praise
for its completeness, exactness and
simplicity. Such has been the success
Of this model that it will go to the
M1dwlnter Fair in California, for which
a concession has already been granted.
and where it will be fully appreciated
In May it goes across to Antwerp to
the great international exhibition there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06

To relieve headache, correct dis
orders of the stomach and increase
the appetite and for the cure of liver
complaint, use Ayers Cathartic Pills.
They are perfectly safe to take, and
invariably promote a healthy action
of the digestive and assimilative or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable
perfectly harmless, effective. but do
not cause pain or grippe Be sure to
get Hoods 1873.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06

it has not heretofore enjoyed, result
ing in great benefit to alL-Payette
Independent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
CURRENT TIME TABLE.
IN EFFECT NOV. 10, 1898.

LEAVE SALT LAKE.
n For Bingham, Provo.
Grand Junction and all points
NJ east ...,a.....-.,. sos m
end al points east .-............ CPS p m
70. o--Eor EUREKA and Sanpete.- AS p m
40. 5.-E,or Ogden and the west. II 80 D m
NO l.-ror ogden and the west. 2:l5 p m
ARRIVES SALT LAKE.
No. From Eureka, Provo.
Grand Junction and the east. II 80 d m
N. S.-F'rom Provo. Grand juno
ton and the east As d N
No. 5.-F'rom Provo, Bingham and
k2eilpclc "a p m
No. 2.--From Ogden and the west 1855 a m
n 4.-f'rom Ogden and the vest. 9:15 m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
S 2. SO A MONTH
FOR Il YEAR.

Now don't quit here and reading someng else; you'll be
you'd For what going to the Welfare Of Your Child
Your Oon Comfort
Have dreaded the influence your children
fiction OF the day. We offer you antdote that evil
Do when have halfhour something
to read? something interesting, something
always ready precious
hunting tup? We offer collection
Do family feel the urgent
standard work reference which with confidence
discussion
We Eli that tfory too.
Not to keep suspense propose to furnish you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06

Nl1ASCIlVe november 70, lcSo.)
ARRIVE
From ali points east .... 500 a. M
From Butte, Portland, San Fran
cisco, Cache Valley and Ogden. 10:1e a. m
From all points east, Park City
and Ogden. Observation-Disclosures. 4:35 p. m
From Ogden and intermediate
From Milford. Juab, Provo.
Sanpete and Eureka. $40 p. m.
From Terminus and Tooele..... 400 p. m.
DEPART.
For Ogden, Park City and all
For Ogden and intermediate
polntS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J:5O a. m.
For Ogden, intermediate points,
San Francisco, and Cache Val
ley points. Observation-Disclosures. 2:45 p. m.
For Ogden, all eastern points,
Butte, Portland Cache Valley
i ana san Francisco. .;......;. 100 p m
For Eureka, Provo, Sanpete
Valley, Nephi, Juab and Frisco 500 a. m.
For Tooele and Terminus. ...... rs a. m.
Trains south of Juab run daily, except
Sunday.
Runs daily except Sunday.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, POI MAIN ST.
Telephone No. $50.
DE. hurley.
Genl Agt- Passng'r. Dept.
S. H. H. CLARK,
OLIVER w MINK.
E. ELLERY ANDERSON, Receivers.
JOHN W. DoANE,
FREDERICK r. CoUDERT,
E. DICKINSON, E. L. LOMAx.
Gen. Manager. G. F. & e. Agt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06

Only line running through Pullman Pal
ace sleeping cars Salt Lake to San Fran
cisco; Salt Lake to Denver via Grand
Junction, and Salt Lake to Kansas civ
and Chicago via Colorado points.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
TICKET OFFICE, IS W. SECOND SOUTH ST

d. G. Dodge, A. E. Welby, ). H. Bennett.
Gen Mgr Gen. Supt. Gen. P. T. A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
S=CEMTS a DAY=S

OF the Encyclopaedia Britannica? Probably any
literary universally
standard Encyclopedia the English language 1t ought to be-
originally published passed
compiled fifteen In its lifetime
hundred gathered itself the choicest the
writer's generation every
expert Of knowledge the best he capable
the its editions has than
sterling edition
thanO MILLION DOLLARS
usefulness family first place.
fifteen half gsnonbehind the thenext
they General Grant
left And lastly the Encyclopedias Britannica English
natural
circumstances peculiarly exhsusy
with far less than the subject
pages English County column less American
$ about the proportion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-12-06
DR.. Lindsay's
MEDICAL DISPEUSARY.
Permanently located at o'Meara block. ssh w
Second South street

DR.. Lindsay, Physician. Surgeon and Leo.
turer, formerly of Philadelphia, Specialist on
all diseases OF Men and Women
DR.. Lindsay devotes his especial attention e,
the scientific treatment and cure of all
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
SDens Sinamtier.

@eO iibite WtGoe al Gitp Council
iremla9oe 5inautss&omitee Ell 8ups
port ON aorpOrntioneus finnntiele
Stiaing. Oct o9ieutli9Ite oerni er
6plgenoe: @eo 8e9DnoelIen al nuups
renOe 6iituleAnr (Omtrins lite 2(pril)
uoeitoo Der, iOruoen 8pens bonded
@j2Io, 5 iaotatote time orders, builte
ct al ben Sla9s, at be betole8 en9oug,
men life on demand. Den enc al oi3ie
bar Ell fornDet Sroer, IOm ct ilere 9(ar
9amuel.
3enne CT paa. ............ .... $1,000
Gn er for &alUoeleu al 8rpaoiUaD
SerhOroell $50
Ten treble er for Ecn0e, laante til
5%orlGngelie al &auopprtets Soueo'
9gr Ell Siod u%eltoUer til Sjgrnet
Oco Opera 6puie. 300
Sen Ace bar til at bctale SIR. 6rancis
for "Gribbiug" 5rD Bun mcuem
8inneba8O Street o8 Sroabtuap
8rOerne ........................ S75
Zen ste bIeu uoiteot for 8rnnos2tppa-
rater. 295
8e to iGrIte er uobetalte al 8epeuues
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
On lite Slasics Suiincis:
Wtano.

8en Bears gtaUn ct blepet, bono
Nmeritanerne talOer a household-word
Oct Uit ii9e: bet Finger iaa bjcmligt, bet
er tienot af bptr Mano, life alene /
@inueibeit County, men langt uoOOer
0oroucIten. Oct tommer life iaa me-
get al, at ban er en- 6Orrctnin9smanO,
Der bar Gro pan NUarti8 iementer, %
ocriOr aperterer me9ei, men bans itprite
2%lnbefalin9 blanot 8ublitum er ben
8ienos9jerniu9, at ban alori9 laoer en-
aunbe 9aa fra iig, uoen at oenne er
fulot no ttlireoS meo be @arer, ban bar
fact, o9 meo ben 9ri3, ban bar betalt
Saaonnt rD9te5 Oiot o9 breot, og &uns
Der tOmmer til BAN life alene fra 8Ds
erne omtrin9 / ieloe GOuntDet, men Ogz
iaa fra NabpsG Counter, % 8eitillin9er
pr. Bot erpeOeres til iua fierntli99enOe
Steoer, at man maa betragte bet iOm
ct rent Seripn.
&t, iom Dor fer / 8peu, oi bar 10
ben beoite Nnleonin8 til at iGtte os ino
/ Naria9en til bet mngelGie Dipping,
bans 5orretnin9 to9er for 6uert glnr,
Der 8aar. Mau beb6Oer Blot at nilG9ge
ct 8eig9 / bans ele9ante 9obbeltsg utit
for at f~Oritaa bet. s BET pra9ti9e, rllms
melige % tDie 9Otale bar ale DC iors
itjeCi9e &arer fin beItemte 9laos, inn
be oeo bOert enfelt department a~niatte
gentlemanly clerks / ct gtu fan tn9e
fremr, bpaO &unoerne MATTE pnIte.
9ette ct iaa betOemt, iOm pnIte8 fan.
8ern9it be 8arer, iOm Der iorelig9er
iaa oeloroneOe: Der iinoes boerten paa
9ptOer, Diff eler / Stuifer no8etioms
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

orD bar fIpitet i'm 5orretnina bertha. Onl'
bp39ss til ct 9sbOclicsbus. Oct CT
6icrcu, 6r. @m. Siaimau, iOm agtcr
at ilptte mo Der.
Wr, Is. piea0g bar iolst en- Set
pna SO SOB ignocnfOr 1T 6u3 paa
8iuncboaO Strtet til DIR. a. s. Sage.
meier, Der TT Yaarcu yaa Gomten oil
inoc opirrc ct pent geboclie5bus. ga.
iaa @ir. Wcaav bar bcitcnt fig til yan
iammc 3iO at bgs9e pua Norpiioeu al
fit gus.
@ir. u. z. Grotieubeg / Burr
Dat bar ijpbt 9eounros @riuotbOli0
pan 8%roaoiuaD. 6anS &Ompagnon
Nr. @bitncg, Der bIeu Uol9t til Gouutp
Ircasurer, Itot DO Der.
- 2oti9eIiess8 Gag ben 3Ote NoUems
Der.
GongregotiOnala9irte bar facet
ny @rGit, uemli9 ReU 6iuiaro, en- un8
0tano, Der 4 9tnr bar bnit 8rGitclalo.
- Meolemmerne of 3ecora6 Club
bar 8jort pp ben 8lou at 8aa no pau
3n9t 3atii0elieas9 ogeu tjoli9 ON
0torgeneu. Sc oil blipe foroelt / TO
8ortier, % oct, Der 6rin9er inO bet
~IterIte ubbytte, itat tratteres al bet ans
bet meo Ell iplenOio Suppcr, SUert
Stptte 8ilot rc9ner ian % iaa me9et,
bcitemt ! 6orpeien, % efter oisie Tal
bcre8ues &i(ottt. Gn Rabbit for Gr,
cmpel bill tPle 10.
49, SnsOog 2titeu ben 22oe O8. fra
Sl. 5 al 0iocr 9ecorab Meni9beo8
Gnn9tor en- Socioble / 8irteu8 8aies
meut. Sofie, So9er, 2iterS, gang %
Ntuiit ierpcre8. 3uotH8terne 8aar til
5notjCb al 0iuiifb69er.
- Gn bel 0tru9oe MenneIter, banoe
fore % imaa, plngcs for 2ioen ai 6Ors
tj6letie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Gccprabs@ drfeo.
Togts Sibelbiitorie
titcO 0iuc0cr.

Tenne Stbeihtitorte or ~iorinnet mco So
catre Stleocr, iom i%orilurer 3crteu "a oRt.
Ter SGielpit hos 8grrene.
Zen cr trptt paa uomprtet Gapir pa iuo.
hnnoen ! mutt preSiet Sbirttn9sbino meo
torsnlot 3ttel. 8riieu or Is Gents porto.
lrlt. Stup til y. Nuunoicu,
Srcornb, Soipa.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

belit Strab cler opGrliQget GODS. ga'
turliauis er eutelte Su8er 'aa bili9e'
at man fife til ben gris fan Oente no3et
al bsoIte Slngs; men ben tore 5oroel
bar man, at Der finocs oct iterite Tare'
taoer / belle gpcn at pRlge imeaem at
Qn er up,, % at 3ntet uo8lOes iOr "rs
bet, cno oct u~jrteIig er.
ut Sen Scar er ell 5orretnln9smaro
al lite Glasie, oerom tptpIer Singer.
5OruOen at 0jgre alt muli8t, nnar bet
aialoer at ircmme 8peu 8ecorabs Sn'
teresier, bar ban o3iaa III ale 2Ioer
Iiue aunoers 5nteresie ior GIe. Yer
for oi8ie byppige Geiier til GIten; t9l
b~uer9ang BON gjenrem fine ao%rreipOn'
oenter pr. 9elegrnf bIiper utoerrettet
ON, at Der er ben beoite G~uleonin9 til
at a%iilutte en- mngelgs belOt8 9nnoel,
oa ienOer ban entea Srore, eaer ban
refer ielu. Sen Bear er ina 9amn.el
/ SlRoess5 Orretnlu9en, at ban forltaar
ben til 8untt og 4ritte; ban i~ortjeber
Tia aloria, men uItlo CT bans SuOtjgb
iaaleocs, at ban tOmmer ~fOrnelet bjem,
TIL ban ueo, at be &nrer ban bar tjgbt,
CT gooc, betnlte meo S%Ontanter, % oers
iOr erbOlote iaa biui8t, at bans tIOlts
acre Suuoer bliper enonu mere Icrneiet
meo bans &riier, O9 bans nDe &lInoer
be9a9eligt O~oerrnIteoe, taar De tonlnler
Der % bprer Dem.
Ben Bear er en- 8erionligbeo, iom
mcO iulo 6et fables Square Dealer,
tbi ban glgr 2tlt, iOrat Nuonet ital be-
res meo Nette.
6au bar BET u~atreite 8rtit Qctale;
ban bar bet itpre Bare pla8 ban bar
Be melt foretommenoe Glerts; ban bar
De beoite &arer; ban bar be biQi9ite
4rjier; % bet beoite al Nlt: 9an bar
fine &uHoer8 ~ubetin9eoe Glib.
Qermeo unre life ia9t, at ban i Nlt
ltuloe Itaa Ouer ale gtnore; men bet CT
Uiit, at ban ct blauot No. l.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

for iaar. 3 8~anoUertss Jonoct or Der
ReHge mol III at bctale ben Bile, nnar
ben ioriolocr urite MloaueO. Ter er
blcUtn tn9ei 5]orboIosrc8lcr for at iaa
betalt oeu Ioe. Icite 9icr, at en- ny
Crocr mao uoIttoe8 p'a 6 Ntconcoer,
men life ior mere emo $3.50. 3en ste
oil biiue optiet pco 5]orialO5tloen ben
lite Mai al 8cpcuuc5, iOm tOmmcr mo
/ the hremens fund.
@iRloen uor 5000. Den lite San.
oil ben blot pare Sl,O45, % Der er
lloiigter til at iaa ben belle betalt l
0ini 1894.
8yens bonded @iRIo er $4,000.
8ernf er $4,000 for 8onouertet, bUil'
tet toiteoe benpcO $4,000 mere END be
Bombs, Tom uOiteote8 oerior. 3e
Gurt9e $4,000 repreicnterer ertraOrois
mere llogifter meO at bD88e og 9jenops
bD99e 9rper ouer GrD Rrn O8 bcitDtte
oens Breeder poa eutelte iarllge Steoer.
Opens opUiieli8e Gienoom er, ior'
uocn @anopertet % @aoer | n~otiaa goo
Stono, 5 8rOer, Omtr. $1,000 bUer, Ell
GitD Saa prro $4,000, inmt Bronos
80
&eoItaber o9 6oies6 orie pRro $1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
SountD: GmbeoSmrus

SOaro Of Superoiiur3 bar .ytr
iolgenoe Gmbeosmpno r~cttclio yor-
Lew B. Whitney, County Trea,n,..
Clarence Christen, Sheriff.
II. l.. Coffeen. County Superinter5,
of Schools.
!. l.. Cameron, County surveyor,
r. F. Gibson, Coroner.
Geo. Allen, Supervisor FIRST Dia-
NJ. S. Lemon, Supervisor Third \
trict.
Milton L. Webster, Justice Of Pc,
and Chas. F. Tatro, and l.. A. Woo,
C~onstables, Bloomfield Township
+. II. Limbeck, Constable. MEt
Township.
J,hn J, Jirak, Justice of Peace, and
!. Kovark and Thos. Marion. Con,
bles Jackson Township.
VIM, Summons and Harmon Logst
Constables, FrankvilIe Township.
Albert Smithllng, Constable Spr.
field Township.
A. DostaI. Justice of Peace. and d
+. Fisher, Constable, Calmar Town.
John Ludwig Justice OF Peace 4
Jos. Kuhn, Constable, Sumner To-
ship.
Bergc b. Horvey and John S,osk
Constables, Pleasant Townsh p.
F. J.. Lenhart, Constable Bluff
Township.
Mons Langland and Martin Mel.
stad Constablcs, Highland TownslI
NJ. d. Whitney justice OF Peace. .
w, f. Johnson, Constable, Hesper To-
ship.
James Casterton and Ncls EIidg,
Justices of Peace, and Arthur VA
Constable, Fremont Township.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Sbepiautens Sagn.
Caf O. Z. SuSen)

geO on, bpOrleOes Gbeplanten Tom
III at pore? ga nei bet er bel mtlore
Bona bet. iaa Ital je9 fortG0e big gag
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bapOs Ell Ripal, % bisie 8tunIcr llanr
altto en- Streg / Gc0nin8en. @ntte'
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% BET 9t iaa 9OOt o8 muntert ill., ION
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fgr 8rvaupsoagen git De be99e %
ipaoiereOe Snuen meo ionlmen0s Srp'
tier al ircmtioige lptteltge 9rGmnte, -
men ct eler uuoet talote 9tgen I'M til
Iorploreue, % @utten iatte Jig neO me
Der Ell 3rR, for at uente benoe5 2ui
ba9etomit, tOor ban ialot | S0or. Yen
furItuotc 9i0e iaa bette, oa bun baooe
luret runot, ug bun turoe life mooltaa
fine Onoe Subitpoelier og beIlltteoe at
bercpe BAN en- Gel al bans Stsnbeo,
GA oit oerior pp iii BAN % Far al bans
uuttre Golfer % Gienbrpn % taIteoe
Dem paa Mnrten % fo%rioonot. 9a
hans eoeu tiere lloUul9te tom % ut Ie
ham, upbroo bun: "gr bet DIG, min
tiGre?" bportil ban ipareoe "Sa"' -
San inrtnlte oa benoe, buorleoes bet
maatte ba 9anet til, % ba falot be be99e
paa Sna % Opienote en- brGnoenoe
8bn til ben melt meolioetoe, t~ineltlte
Sub, at ban mnatte giCre BAN lmut
i0ien Ium for, O9 luoe bans 6aar pOre
no igjen Tom meo ct 3rpucia8. 9enre
t~ineiiite Sub bar li9eiaa Ctonomilt ION
pel9iDrenOe % ia9oe: "0i5ie Golfer
ou table ital life bliue iOrtaitet, % on
ltal 9aa ben os plunte benz / Soroen,
% Oeruf itaI DppOre Ell GIante,
ium Ital BIZ elitet al bet 9anite 6Olt".
DC ablgO 8efulin9en, % Der porte op
en- 8lante meo ~iorbnuienoe Surtl8beo,
% i 8rpauppet brat De allereoe 2be al
8ruo9ommens Golfer, % ben iOrituote
% beUngierrise 4ige 9rGo fine muoi8e
3aorer. Saaleoes lpoer Sa9net, %
brit CT 9uuite trOligt, at bet bar guaet
fiji
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Samf Of GnslanSs -
ieoler. wa

Deb Sant Of Gnglano
tet9j0reIien al Oeas seol
trent en- Dang ON u9sn n,
AItencn. Oct pleicOe t..r
9iort ON 9o8en, men iren
ban 9n9t, at Beboerue W-.
iogte 6uuernorcn ON, @,
t!tpe Ioreta9et ON 2litcnrr
er ! 6orpeien 9iort pprglr-i,
oer er ilnnet ct Sui iaiersn
paa Seolen, og oe0 al So,
rens l~lnoerItriit CT rcuct al
brRuOes / Ell luttet Spn ueD 6
Spoan % Deb. &c b,.p ~
brRnot | en- Cage, men G,r,..
par, at SDen en- Gang ON H.,
oueritroet meO iprbrrnote Stn,.
8en9eieOler. 6Or ale Gtlfrns :,
benligser GeoIerne fem Qlar :.
brRnoes.
Nntaaet al Scoler, ION f,mn,.
i gant Of Gnslono bpcr "a, ,, |
ueo temti 3uiinOe, % tire Sur,r,. |
6emti 3uIinoe tilintetgigres bg,, j
elIer umtrin9 IS MiQiuner 5g,r, n |
autaaet al betalte Seoler irr !,
er benueo 77,745,o 900, % Sc ip,s,r i
400 &asier, iOm, bois be itiQfos i
ON SIDE, pilre oatte en- Stratam
q @til. SUis seNlerne bleo o-5r|
/ en- Stabel, piloe be uaa en- 6s,,
81 Wtil, Os la9oes be GnOe N cd
uilOe be banne ct 12,455 MIln|
Saano.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21
Gu fraitis Siffert.

ct glntal 8eriOner talte ON &itterter,
og Gnbper al benz paaItOo at BABE feet
i9jenuem "oen it0rite / 8eroen." Den
enc efter ben aroeu iprtalte ON be iors
itjeai9e &itterters ~uiOunoerli9e Sraft.
9iliioit ia9oe en- rOli9 % itile
Mano: seq iaa O8iua en- Sang igiens
mem en- &ittert. Seq Oeo life, un bet
bar ben itBrIte / 8eroen. Seq baaber
life, ben bar bet. Meu ben braste
Maaueu iaa unr, at man tunoe ie Ran'
oenioen geititulere oilot Og raa6e, "Stpo
ittel itDo ittel" Den gamle 4osie
troeOe, bet bar en- flor 8nnOn, Tom hi
retteoe mob bam." Zen rOli9e % title
Mano tang, o9 bet 6amme 9iuroe Ore
item al be Giliteoep9renoe.
Wan lGrer tun Dtenueitene at tienoe
ueo at ituoere ii9 ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-21

"SIoroiuoptu"S liuSiriite Gier, 6r.
Sobn 2lnoeriou, bar iOm ~iropnnli9t tils
braat cit IiO oppe los iine SuI9crs
iorrlore / Sj9 Canoe. San tpg til
bo8c til Chicago M / Manon9s % bar
fpr lin Nireiie ioo uenIig at beige
"GecornbsG Oiteu".
Tobia& 3pcrion, 6ormer / NHr.
teOcn al SiOur Sails, CT berueoe paa
8eip9 hos i'm Sntcl 6uotou 1Obiaicn
% andre SIG8tnin9c,