davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-27
SCENES AT A BIG RACE.
The Sport of Kings at Its Best
and Worst.
WHEN EQUINE GIANTS STRUGGLE,
millions Change Hands In Minutes, and
Vast Mobs of Gamesters Battle In tho
Packed Vortex OF tho Betting Ring-The
Awful Thirst of the Sporting Thousands.

The sport of kings gamesters
teaches the very home stretch of its splendor
and its shame on the day of a great race
The general public cares nothing whatever
about routine racing. What it desires Is q
day when the entire sporting public turns
out en- masse to back its favorite thorough
hreds day when millions change hands
In minutes and day when the equine
Gisints Of the turf mingle the thunders Of
their steel shod hoofs. Such n day is Flu
turity, Brooklyn or Suburban Handicap
day in the east; Derby day in Kentucky and
Derby day in Chicago.
On such great occasion in the east the
dusty roads in the vicinity of the track are
well filled with all manner of vehicles
hours before the time for calling the first
race BY noon carriages, tallyhos and bi-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
STATEMENT or THE BOARD OF

BOARD OF COUNT tANVAssERs
atrof Wsconm
tai
Of "
itln
Ia
niay in November said month";
w q
William rham two tnns9ni SIX hundred ana zone V0h votes
lie
u pwllr rcrNl
tyscvrn
EMIL ciycdt two
Ole lh Osonp received h
went five u
Thomas Cumming
wotl six
lcn plnrrnb c
dtwot ,out
two san
liam Jo,nanr riN
l2
liam ylca
arirsW rcciyp thrcc
r Runscr civ sec
thc
John cciyei two
Eonree rvri thr,c irci
pce
ght yotrs; uf
two ou
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

In Harper's Weekly for November
II, there will be an article by Henry
w. Fisher, an American writer, de-
scribing his experience at Castle
Fredenbrog in Denmark. where the
late Gar used to spend some weeks
every year or so, free from the trials
of the court life in st. Petersburg.
Mr.. Fisher entities his article, 1.-THE
Truth About the Gar" He draws a
picture of the great man in plain
clothes, as it were, living with his
family and surrounded by his trusted
servants, where he is as plebeian In his
his manner of speech as any farmer
who walks about his fields. There
were many royal guests at Fredenbrog
at the time Of Mr.. Fishers stay, and
about them he writes in a chatty and
very delightful manner Probably he
is the only the only man who has
interviewed the household of ltussIa's
autocrat in real American style.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

The Democratic party, In the late
contest, suffered defeat, not because 1t
advocated policies of government at
variance with the convictions Of the
American people, but because false
friends within It's fold prevented 1t
from redeeming It's pledge to prompt
ly repeal the Mckinley law and enact
in its stead just and equitable
revenue measure The principles OF
commercial freedom for which Demo
cracy stands will yet triumph. The
fight for this principle is still on, and
will not cease until every feature of
falsely so called protection is oblterat.
ed from the tariff system Of the
country. The great repulse exper-
fenced by the Democratic hosts can be
but temporary. Said President Cleve-
land in his famous message to CON
gress regarding the reduction of tariff
taxation: "The theory Of our institu
tions guarantees to every citizen the
full enjoyment Of the fruits Of his in
dustry, with only such deductions rs
may be his share towards the economic
al maintenance OF the government
which protects him." For this truth
Democracy must earnestly contend.
1t involves a great question of human
freedom. AS the dark blot of human
slavery was wiped from our fair land,
80 the pernicious political doctrine,
that government has the right to place
tariff burdens upon the many for the
benefit of the few, must be completely
overthrown. AS the right of the black
man to his God given freedom was es-
tablished against the llercest opposit-
ion of wealth and power, 30 must be
established the of every citizen to the
full enjoyment of the fruits of his TOLL
with only such deductions rs may be
required by an economically admins
tered government.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Chairman VIM. J.. Wilson looks at
the republican victory in the proper
light. Democracy has been Temporal
rily repnlsed, but the tariff issue Is
by no means settled. Here Is what
Mr.. Wilson says:
~ do not believe the people have
rebuked or discarded tariff reform in
their action last Tuesday, for when
look over the whole country do not
find that to have been the common
ground Of their action. TO suppose
such u thing would be to accuse the
American people of levity and
iickleness Of purpose utterly inconsis-
tent with capacity for self-govern-
ment. In every campaign
from that of 1886 to that of 1892 it
has been the great issue, and in every
campaign except that Of 1888 the
democratic party has won u decided
victory on that issue. TO contend,
therefore, that the people have now
classified the democratic party for
doing what they put 1t In power to do,
is to question their honesty and in
telligence. If they have inflicted
chastizement because of its dealing
with the tariff 1t has been rather
because the party did not carry out
with sufficient promptness and
thoroughness the work they committed
to IL and because they held the whole
party responsible for the action of u
few of Its representatives in thwart-
ing, delaying and manning this great
work "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

In report just submitted to the
state department United State Consul
.Jerman of Matamoras, Mexico, asserts
that the new tariff law has already
improved business between this
country and the neighboring republic.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Times are improving, and citizens
of all political parties should work
tremendously together to increase the
general prosperity. With sound and
stable currency and reduced taxation,
the way to good times is unob-
structed.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

thousn LAM forty 4Oyoes;
hume dfoty-f i've yot
five
rec es of ich number
F O e votes
threh hundred irtyse
hee votes
of of
"a o D..
,CountyC
o. sniff, j f.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Democracy is cast down, but not
destroyed. 1t will yet triumph, DIES.
pite the false friends within its ranks,
and the open foes without.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

A call for bids for $50, 1000, 900 of 5
per cent. bonds was issued by the
treasury department Mt Washington,
on Tuesday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

1t is rumored that President Cleve-
land is considering the idea of sub
hitting to the country n plan for cur
rency reform.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

ThelWorld's Fair directors have de
cided to put 100000 Columbian half
dollar sovenirs on the market ut their
face value.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
Official Count Iowa County.
STATE OFFICERS.

TABULAR STATEMENT of the votes for Governor Lieutenant Gov
State Attorney General
ntendent Railroad Commissioners and Commissioner Of Insurance at
General Election held Towns Wards Villages
Election Districts the County the Tuesday succeeding
the first Monday November 1884, being the sixth day of said
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
County Officers.

M of the votes poed for sheriff register
coroner county SUPERINTENDENT of schools and member of
election held
wards villages and election the
the Monday November
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15

Consul General Carl Jonas has
been transferred from st. Petersburg
to Prague.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-11-15
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANvAssERs.

Sta cof Wisconsin
q
We sand
the o
by and % TIea th he number oln in
t countoH election
election
br J.
number sfvetIo eaundrd
sevny
AniwJ. Dnan one an mine hundrp lani fqrOvo
and tuentynn .sa,vots;
(igc tei / w ~ our+ VOTES:
Harvey ecee votes
thoun ehundred and
%
Utrecht
Dnnl 9 Jones received two toan- four hundred
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
PUBLIC SALES,

FRIDAY, March 9.-B. F. Grouse, will SCI
two miles north west Of Thompson.
town at 10 m horses, cows, bull. shoats,
sheep, l.rd, meat, and all kinds of farm im.
plements.
Wednesday, March l4.-S. 2. warne,
will sell IN Walker township, 0 n the Imes
farm, horses, colts, cows, young cattle,
chickens, and full assortment of farm i'm
Plements and machinery.
Thursday, March l5th.-A. S. Brown,
will sell at his place OF residence, at
Browns Mills, Fsyette township, Ave horses
four milch cows, two hsiners, one jersey
bull, two young cattle, wagons, farm ma
shiuery and implements, horse gears and
so forth, also house hold goods Sale at
10 a. N. Twelve months credit on sums
over So
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
Suicide at East Waterford

The people Of East Waterford were
dreadfullv shocked last Wednesday
by one of its citizens knocking his
wife down aud thinking that he had
( killed her, he hastenad to his bust
ness place and there committed
suicide.
g. r. j.. Burge, . citizen of East
Waterford, aged about 35 years, had
some heated words on the street
with an other eitizsn Of the place.
Mrs. BurSe. whose nsiden name
was Miss Ida Crist, of New Port,
Perry county, and to whom he was
married only about 3 months since,
heard her husband, and opened q
window and ask him to come in. He
was in furious passion, the kind of
a passion that it is said be frequently
worked himself into. He imme-
diatsly began abusing his wife. and
threw the furniture about the room
and broke the cook stove and wound
up bis mad career in his home by
striking his wife on tie head with a
chair. She fell ssnseless to the floor
Thon for the first tims in his mad
freak he reslizsd what he had doue
He osllsd his wife by name, Ida Isa,
but Ida MAS to all appearance dead
and could give no response. He rush
ed from the house, like q crazy being
or = man freuzied with liquor, and
started for his grocery stors near by.
Whom he came out OF his house he
was heard to exclaim that settles it.
fastening to the store be entered it
ID an e1citad manner, and went TO
q drawer, draw ont a revolver. placed
the barrel against his head above the
right ear, against the temple, pulled
the trigger, and fell dead in the
presence of his uncle Goorgs Hart
and two yeung man who had come
to the store from Staner's saw mill
in Perry county. Hs was born in
Tuscsrora valley, and was known to
the people as q man with bad tenn
per and his mother in her younger
days WAS sent to the asylum for the
cure Of mental ai'ment, and it is also
said that on the day that he commit
ted the awful tragedy he had secured
some liquor, it having been sent to
him from Port Royal. H. spent
Rome years in the west. and upon his
return, about two years ago started
in the grocery store business With
the taint of insanity, and bad tenn
per, and fondness for Intoxicating
dlink he was dangerously violent at
times, but DO one thought him cap
able OF the awful frenzey that re
suited in the striking down of his
wife and the taking Of his own life.
His wife at last report is dsngsrously
i'll. There is deep sympathy e1-
pressed for the friends of the unfor
tunstes.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
OLD FOLKS CONCERT.
Don't Fail to see 1t.

In Court House, Thursday and
Friday evenings, March 9Th and 9th.
Doors open st 7, concert begins at
IS o'clock.
Admission 10 cents to all parts OF
the house.
Grand choruses, solos, and comic
songs of olden times.
One great attraction 10 song
sung and acted by niue little girls.
Special attractions for FRIDAY
night. Boys dressed handsomely in
old style suits, play part and a
great number of wee tots, who live
in shoe sing a song.
II YOU fail to get to this concert
you miss one of the grandsst enter
tainments ever given in Mifflintown
by amateurs.
MRS IRWIN,
Mrs JACOBS
Committee.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
BLACK LOG.

Congressmsn-at large, Grow u,
Hancock II; Judge. George W.
Smith; inspectors, Elliot Gilliland,
VIM. Emory; instice of the peace,
James Robisin; school directors,
David Lwarner, }. d. Felmles; tax
collector, W. B. Lothers, supervisors,
A. ClarksoD, Geo. Williamson; ,udi-
tor, Jacob Allison; overseer. ". D.
Cambsll; clerk, Charles Mclaughlin;
assistant sssessor, Frank Lauver.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
February Election Returns.
AIIFFLINTOwN.


G. A. Grow 76, j. d. Hancock Il3;
Judge of Election; j. NJ. Mcdonald,
inspectors; VIII L. Hoops, William
Suits. chief burgess, James J. Horn
ING; school directors, c. ". Mayer,
G.. l.. Hinkcl; town council, Charles
Rennipger, S. Coyd Murry; tax col
lector, s. H. Rollman; auditor,
George J. Parker; overseer of the
Poor, W. E. Auman.
PATTERSON
Congressman large, g. A. Grow
65, J. d. Hancock 81; Judge, C. NJ.
Henri; inspectors, George w. Wilson,
George Hackenberger; chief burgess
j. r. M. Fink; school directors, J. \.
Keller, W. II. Henderson; town coun-
Gil, John A. Brewer 3 years, J. NJ
Pannebaker 3 years, Jacob Wise l
year; tax collector, H. 81. Issnburg;
auditor, James Casnsr; ovsrseer,
Joseph Brindls.
TURBKTr.
Congressman-a at-large, Grow Sc,
Hancock i03; Judge, G. p. McConuell;
inspector, c. A Haffley, samuel Ksp-
ner; justice of the peace, G.. ". Guss;
school directors; David Haines, S. r.
Winner; VIM. Hertzler, tax collector,
l.. G. Calhoun; treasurer, John Hertz
lsr, Sr., supervisors, James Koons,
S. A. Rooms; auditor, J. s. Kepner;
oyerseer of the poor. John L. Tur-
bett; clerk, Wm. II. HertIlsr.
SPRUCE HILL.
Consressmen-a at large, Grow 80,
Hancock 50; judge, ". L. Brackbill !;
inspector, j. j. Evans; school direc-
tors, 8. L, Msuger, G. n. Brackbill;
tax collector, NJ. S. Esh; treasurer,
Fl. l. Evans; supervisor. William
Mcknight, John Briner; auditor, ].
NJ. Evans; overseer OF the poor, G.
A. Lyter, clerk, N. B. Nicely.
WALKER
Congressman-at-l large, Grow ISL,
Hancock 92; judge. Joseph Weaver;
inspectors, G. L. Parker, James
Loudon slayer; justice of the peace,
WIN. Fry; school director, j. r Rick
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28

Copgressman-at large, Grow "a,
Hancock rs; judge, n. NJ Groninger
j. G. Partner; inspectors. J. P. Earn
est, W: NJ. Nipple; justice Of the
peace, S. S. Thomas; School directors,
j. Lindsay. Jacob Lsuvsr; tax col
lsoter, w. B. McCshan; Supervisors,
ID. A Zimmerman, Robert Crszisr:
auditor, Wn. NJ. Sterrett; overseer
OF the poor, NJ Fl. Varnes.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
Select school

A Select school will be conducted
at East Salem, commencing April 2,
1894. and continuing ten weeks.
All grades will be accepted. An
earnest effort will be made to quail
fy those preparing to teach.
MAeGrE r. KNzgR,
E. BLANCa FRY.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
MIFFLIN ACADEMY.

Board, tuition and furnished room
Will cost only S35.75 if paid in al
vance for the Normal Term of 13
weeks, at Miffin Academy. Write
for circular.
J, H. DYsINGER, A B., e
At. Principal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
LEGAL.
A DYINlsTRATORS' NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby given that letters OF Ad :
ninistration MON the estate of Abraham
GUS. late OF Milford township, deceased.
have IN due form of law been granted to
the undersigned. All persons indob TO
said estate arc requested to make innsd :
late payment and these having claims to
present them duly authenticated for pay
nent. MARTIN L. GUSS,
-dsminiJirstor,
Patterson, JuRiata Co., Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28

enbsugh, r. c. Patton; tax collector,
.. a Smith; supervisors, Joseph
Bashore, Elias Smith; auditor, Josiah
Gingrich, oversser of the poor, R. S.
Moist.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28

The aparchi-t and bomb throwing
excitement in Paris and France ID
intensified by prediction that the
Napoleon dynasty will come to the
front in 1897, three years hence.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
7 z I'm s

Subscription, sl.60 per anuum if paid
In advance; $500 If not paid in advance.
Transient advertisements inserted at so
eepts Per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local col
rmn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
20 advertise by the year, half or quarter
year.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-28
Never falls to Cure MANNERS
oOUBlE EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.

Inc other evening q Lswisburg
"onan saw a man carry n small box
INTO the cellar of one of the best
houses Of the town. and soon saw the
man com" out without the box. She
gave the alarm The box contained a
light and coal oil which e1nloded and
set the place on fire while men looked
at the incendiary contrivanca. With
great difficulty the fire was extin
gulsbed. The building belonged to
the estate of Charles Wolf deceased,
and the man who contrived the in
cendiarv box and placed it in the
cellar for the destruction OF the
block OF buildings was a crazy broth
or OF the daceased man. He WAS
promptly placed under arrest.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-27
9 II nj

1eosialb. 8%suiioneret 9arer ps
Orsnnlit / Ssrnins 3. 8. Semen,
3piliteo9naro, er iorleosn ogo / Nan'
osrs, 81 aar 81.
Gn al 8stsrauerne ira ben icritc
~llesptalfc ariB, Yremlerlsitnant M. ".
aaerlfop, u. al o., er iorlsoen n~fgaaet
peo 9goen pda i'm @naro Sfnrbp oeo
SClItebro, "a stur 9t.
8ogtrptter 9u0uig Senien / Stius,
uostper al "Sfipe Ipis", sr aisuaet
oeo 0eoen, 62 Iar Of.
= Spii9sermeiter 6. 6. @riiner til
Gssmarte peo aaluuobors er bpo, So
Nar 81.
= Ipotbefer 8uos, 5rijienbore Gpp.
tibet | Sammel, er oso eiter lansere
2ios Sua9eli9beo.
3i9teren, Yrofesior Sulius Chr.
@erion er bgo, SO Iar Of.
- @siesior pbarm. g. W. 2rier er
af9aaet Deb 8sben, 90 9lar al. San
bar fsrit Ipotbeter / Npiteo, ienere
2pnsbp o9 lepepe oerpaa iom Briuats
mano | 8jsbenbapn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-27
Stortbinasmano stur.na fra se-

%oeninrten sr aisaaet uso 3socn efter ct
fort Spseleie / en- glloer af AZ 9tar.
Snoltapet berom pil ~mootases meo Gel.
tasslle baaoe / S~tortbinoet pa / bans
Slembp9o. 0an bar beo0e gfe6er iubs
taset SRoersItlqin9er. Z Storthinaet
bar bon baut Stiainaerne iom Setre.
tGr Suo9eticmiteen os / Obsl3tbmaet,
! IN 5lembD9o bar ban o9ret betroet
Soeruet Tom Oroisrer. San bar en-
uoprn8et Seniiremanb li9eira gpcrs.
rlaalet ON SpariOmbeo til 6ppoelie al
pore rationale Getti9beber, foite bpao
oct tote plloe. Nten ban bar inQen Gsas
Halter buerten | ben ere sler ben olioen
Hettlll9. 9ams Solorjng par Itabie
prr9et al Ell Wooerationens 8eitemts
beo % 6orituubigbeo, Der lfnfieoe BAN
Helpett os Snpflpoelie lan9t uOenicr
pans Weningsialers &reos. 8eo 81,
oen beraf oil bans &Oae9er i Stortbins
get ilinocs BAN iom ell iieloen bp9tis,
arbeloi om o9 erpebit Setretar / Bubs
9etfomiteen. Sans belle Yeripuligbso
par 'adbal, at MAJ uoiltaarlis matte
%oul1atte BAN meo N9telie % Spmpati,
% man tpr nGlten meb 3rpabeb iise
ON BAN, at ban er 9aoet bort uoen ut
e1ferlnoe lt9 no1en 5leroe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-27
8ulobrnaup. @rosiercr 6. ga

8ulObrDilnp. @roaierer 6. Sns
cObien % Sritrn i 9biiteb - 6Orfat.
teren 8. 8. SacObiens 5oralOre -
Ieireoe ben Soe ps. oeres @ulobrpaup
en- Nloer al benbplo5pis 500 % 789
Iar. Begge De 8dmle er enonu RATE
% rpri4e, ilaar utota9es, of gonlle Saa
cobien bar itrantet nOset / 8Inter o9
life sanr I'D.
6oruoen ben aiopbe 9ioter bar gGss
teparret enonu Ell Ssr, Der bar opertaz
get 5orpn9tnin9en al 5aoerens 9auos
eienoom, % en- 9atter, Der err gift nteo
Ell &oniul q. 6. Inberien i 3biiteb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-27
GREMM,S
Real Estate and Exchange
OFFERINGS.

Do you want to buy, sell or exchange town or
tatm property II SO, | will be pleased to see or
hear from you. | am handling the following
pieces:
WANT TO BUY a farm Of about 5, to 10 ares
at once.
A GOOD FARM in Hesper TOWNSHIP consisting
OF iao acres can he bought for less than MS
value II bought at once.
A CHOICE FARM in Madison toan,hip. con
sisting Of 100 acres, with a large, new house
ana plenty OF good water.
A LOT between the residences Of Mr., Toplia's
and Mr. Carey's. on Washington street.
TWO LOTS in Wheeler's addition to DEBORAH.
with house and barn, and can be bought in
monthly payments Of $40 each.
A CHOICE CORNER PROPERTY in Dscorah.
which will pay you to investigate at once.
A CORNER LOT in Day & Paine's addition TO
DEBORAH.
TWO LOTS west Of the German Methodist
Church on Main street.
A CHOICE BUSINESS LOT south Of Hexom
brothers store, a bargain # bought at once.
TWO LOTS WITH HOUSE in a choice location
IN west Decotah. This wi go qui-k
ANEW HOUSE across the street east of II Craw,
lords place in west Decotah.
A CHOl EPROPERTY close to school in west
DEBORAH. cons sting of 81 tots, With a large
BRICK house in excellent repair.
A LOT WITH HOUSE situated in a vey nice
spot in west DEBORAH.
LOT WITH A BRAND NEW HOUSE, tyC
blocks from school, in west DEBORAH.
THE JOE. WILLIAMS PROPERTY in ives,
DEBORAH, one blocH north. Of J. J. Marsh's and
consisting Of two lots and d good, new house
TWO GOOD LOTS three blocks cast of Luther
College with a new house,
SIXTEEN LOTS two bloc,s east Of m. ColIeoa
with a large, wel-built house. barnes and sta
bles. a chocie place for the right party.
F. j. D. GREMM M,
no West Broadway,
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-27

SubilGmm. so Nars S~ubilaunl
ieireOeS i'll. "@beltoit Io." ben 2oer
Marts al Stranbtontrulpr s. s. 9bue.
fen peo Rusaaro Stranb. Subilaren,
Der er fsot ben Cite Nusuit 1917, er
trOos lin bSie Nloer euonu raft % RS
rig, liseiom ban er alminoelis aibuloi
al be Orange, iom ban / 5slse lin Still
ling tummer i Sersrins meo.
Dberit, ibp. Statipnsforitanoer
.. 6. 8. Saabpe / Spenobpr9 ieirebe
ben lite Warts 60 N~arsoagen efter fl,
llonaunelie til Officer i ben banlte Scr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-27
GienoomshanpIer. @aarben $50

Gisnoomsbanoler. @aarben "9alt,
raipIt" | 2ols pep SOlitebrO er al Der
peli' % isnoerjpoite 2reoitiorenins iplgt
til ibo. Seitprer SriIteuien, Sulbiteo'
9ooro ceo SiDrrins, for 10000 &r
8aarcen bar ct Sprotiaigsenoe al ACC
9or. Gano meo Z CIR. Snrttorn. Gien'
opmmen ouertuQes itrnr.
- StIbsbplmeiter 9abl, Gsbjers,
bar iolst Sotel "Dania" / Yaroe III
Soerfeluer Garien ira SUtel "St
9nuo" Soenie for omtrent 10000 &r
"SUlite9aarb" ueb Maribo Sb Ell
al 8roprietHr Inoerien iol9t til N9en'
Guabe i Wlarlbo Tor $4,000 8r
@naroens glreal er 100 5or. 9auo.