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The evening world., 1894-08-13
HER BED A DOOR.
One Of Many worthy Cases relieved
by the Free Doctors.

ny INC FFee DoCs~
How are the sick babiesT'
Getting better and stronger ana pref
tier every day, thank you"
This weather IL helpful and the dona-
tons OF the generous are a blessing
n the Fund was not the splendid sue
cess that II IL. no such work as the
Evening World" doctors are doing could
be accomplished.
Just read this report OF a special case
that has been under treatment since
ION the top floor OF a Pelham street
tenement found fearful case or DIS
tress. ON n bed made of a door, sup
ported by boxes. with cast-off clothing
Tor bedding, lay a woman deathly. Ill.
At her side was new born child' epso-
lutely and utterly naked.
poverty had sent everything TO the
pawnshop, but a table, chair and an old
stove. Her delicate condition had been
made DANGEROUS by an accident to an
eight-year-o son, who for months had
been The housekeeper Of this wretched
while playing on the fre-escape he
fell through to the pavement and IN
some miraculous way escaped WIN only
few fractures. The mother got up, OF
course, but II came near costing hsr her
life. They took the brave little fellow
to the hospital and I took charge or
the woman and child.
II ordered proper food, medlcine ana
clothing and sent for a nurse, by which
means / hope to save the mother and
make the patti, Of her newborn babe
more pleasant"
That's the way the Sick Babies Fund
IL working for the salvation OF its pa
TENTS and the honor and glory OF Its
patrons and subscribers
Fair on East Fifty-Arst Street.
To the Editor;
The undersigned children OF East Fifty -nrst
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Collected % Cents.
TO che Editor,

Enclosed pissAs hnd u cents in postas. stamps.
collected BY sadis stork and he5 friend, Of Eas,
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From Little Edna aad saby Irene,
Year Letter win Appear Later.

IneiOssa you will ma u fron lth. Edna ana
Baby Irene BROOKLYN.
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Three police captains, three ward men
and five sergeants on Attorney Well
mans little list. What . neld for the
deadly pantatasls.
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II doesn't seem to have occurred "a
senatorial dignity that It isn't digniflsd
to be bossed too much.
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A Physiological Explanation.

To the Editor;
A. to blondes being euick-tsmpsrsd. we'll, that
depends on WHISTLER their had 10 vide al the
ears. a. also somewhat 90 other msasursmsnts
and upon other conditions Of Temperament be-
sides complexion Hal hal hs! suppose The
Evening World" will throw this chronological
explanation In the waste bAsket srENoo.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Harlem In fifteen minutes" Is an issue
that Is going to the polls in November.
Don't forget II.
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The ward man says Of the assess-
ments he collected: "They went up
above" Let the Investigations 60 ''up
above" also.
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Grand street; vics-President, sadie Brombsrf,
1856 Grand street; Secretary, Hannah MINT. ls
Grand street; Treasurer, Minnie lEelheimsL 70
berry street Members--Martbs Helsman,, Sadie
Monday, Mamie wsrsawsky and Sadie Palmer.
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The days events at Washington must
show whether It Is a blue Monday for
tariff reform and the people.
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been quickly and quietly conveyed to
the station. All New York should blush
Tor this Incident and for the maladmin-
istration responsible for It.
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A Young Mnn's Expenses.

10 the Editor.
Can young man. ninstssn years Of age. sup
port himself on q salAry OF % per week IN this
cityf would like 10 set the opinion Of some
Oh your readers NEW YORK.
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The Lady Blue Bells Of Brooklyn. a society OF
girls ranging from ten to thirteen years Of age,
collected 81 10 for the Sick Babies Fund In three
days. They went among their friends with q
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Thieves Arrested After q Fight.
(By Asaoeiated Pre.s. }

PIERRE. 8. Oak, Aug. IA posse. consist
ing OF the Acting Msyor, Sheriff and deputies,
last night arrested siI men who had been steal.
ing dry soods from several local Arms The ganE
made a desperate resistance, and great dinieult;
The evening world., 1894-08-13

These days are not too warm to ad-
init Of cool calculations for the coming
municipal campaign.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

This will probably be a vital week for
real municipal home-rule prospects in
the Constitutional Convention.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Senator German should be interested
IN the question whether political suicide
% justifiable.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

The State ID too paternal when 4
usurps the place Of the City Fathers.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
rhree BOY nathera Drowned.
CBy Associated Prcss.J

CINCINNATI. Aus. is-Frsnk Burns, william
slAttsry and Matthew siattery. rsnginE In ago
from zen 70 thirteen ysars' wsre Drowned while
ttIdag.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

II the House spells Senate game to
prevent all tariff legislation the House
will not have been unfaithful.
The evening world., 1894-08-13

Drunken women are dragged through
the streets OF Harlem by policemen.
There are no patrol wagons there.
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u. s :s.ss,:r; !: 4 r. o. =: :s' s
appear IN. this column iassA -
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Is every pantata to have his day o
reclxoning7
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How fAr win pantatasis spread before
Sept. 10?
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to aid the poor sick babies. and As result Of
their efforts they herewith inciose tho sum Of
$3.50. the proceeds OF fair which they held.
as we'll as voluntary subscriptions.
Lottie Mort. Stella steinberEer,
blanche Mann, Lulu Freund,
Frisda Rothschild, Olga Grunwald.
padie Pauly, Birdie Mann,
Mile wolkenstein. Martha Pauiy,
Edna Mork, Sophie SteinfslA
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Police CAPT. pevefy's case breaks the
record. Will 1t also break the Captain
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When Papering walls.


"
When Papering walls.
The following rules are for the scr.,-
Ing and treatment of walls of var;o,.
kinds preparatory to paperins;
If the walls have been prev,op.,x
papered It is advisable to scraps of olA
paper, not only from a sanitary stand
point, but'also to insure . perfect joh
Paper-hangers cannot be too vigorous IN
advising customers to have walls ana
ceilings scraped previous to repsper,nr
To remove ordinary wall paper sosk
the paper by applying hot water with an
old brush, and then scraping with hama
or pole scraper.
Heavy papers. such as feathers ana
felts, should be treated to q coat Of hot
paste, thinned down to the oonsistencv
Of cream. After few minutes soakins
remove by scraping.
Whitewashed walls should be scraped
after thoroughly wettins the walls with
| thin paste or water, then size with
strong sizing. II whitewash 10 not thick
or scaly strong solution of vineras
will answer all purposes.
For damp walls we advise either ono.
two or three coats Of shellao over the
damp surface, or tinfoil, which IL put M
in sheets, can be tackled and pasted over
the damp spots.
For vanished paper mix about two
pounds of common brown sugar or mo
lasses to one-half bucket Of water. then
apply like sizing. This mixture 10 alss
good for oil-painted walls scrapins,
however. is preferred to either.
For oil-paihted walls dissolve twc
pounds Of pearl ash in bucket Of waite,
and apply like sizing.
For kalsomined walls, wash walls snA
ceilings with large sponge, then apply
ordinary sizing. New walls should have
q coat Of weak sizing.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Hyrienfo Face-Cleaniux.

The girl who takes exquisite care Of
herself doesn't have dirty face more
than once a month, once week at
most. Travel, housekeeping and walk
irg in dusty streets soil the skin. Then
is the time to give II a good cleaning
A finger tip OF cold cream, or a tea
spoonful Of glycsrlne, water and lemon
Juice, rubbed in well should be sufficient
emolient for the face apd neck; the fric-
ton will cause heat, heat will produce
perspiration. and when the pores are
open the dirt and dust will be forced
out. When the towel shows no stain ex-
ercise ten or fifteen minutes. Then
take a warm bath and go to bed. In the
morning take cold dip, just long enough
to wet the body and shock the nerves.
After drying use few handfuls OF bay
rum, toilet vinegar, bathing whiskey or
cologne water to tone up and tighten
the skin. Take a cup of hot water, tea,
coffee or milk and breakfast an hour az
ter. This may not be convenient for all
creation. but 1t is capital way to clean
I'm
The evening world., 1894-08-13
Curtains for the Dinine-Room.

in q dining-room Even wood colors
msy be displeaslng. Light oak furniture.
such as enterprislng firms sell for antique
oak, Is ugly as tartar sauce In day
light. Cheap cherry fnish is better than
the bilious yellow Of better wood. In
the way Of portieres only reeds or grass
canvas Is pertinent. woollen. stun and
tapestry banginss hold the fumes Of
foods and tobacco. White cross-bar or
dotted muslin IL tine window-dr
material par excellence. Any window
that brings into view an unpleasant
scene should be painted, draped or
screened during mealtimes. Pictures
and transparencies are easy to get IL the
light In O luxury.
The evening world., 1894-08-13
A Toethsome Lunch.


Piping Hot Pork and Besns.
Ice Cold Sweet Butter.
Nutmeg Melons.
Lady Finger.
Tea.
Note.--Not . scrap Of bread should be
served. Eat beans and butter for 4 change.
This menu can Be got At the grocsra II 10
money, labor and time saving.
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Eeh!LE.

mer protested to be unworthy of bs,n,
sponsor to the young Princess, shsk...
peare makes the King reply:
Come, come. my Lord. you'd spare Your u,...
The mug or spoon and FORK ofesrtr-
OF the present day appears a. a yer,
debased survival Of . really beautiful
christening Offering.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08
state Creek.

The farmers are all busy and news
scarce; all are feeling better since the
rain.
VIM. Dollings has gone to Missouri to
visit his mother.
Charley Arbuckle has got up a new
windmill.
Preaching last Sunday at Mt. Hope by
Elder Geo Hummcl with several addi-
tions to the church.
Mrs S Potter 10 slowly recovering from
her broken limb.
Iowa men, Mr.. Guthreys, brothers OF
Milton Guthrey on our creek, are visit
ing him and family and their mother.
Childrens' day last Sunday ut Penny
Creek was a success, we'll attended with
good order prevailing. Elder Dillon was
the orator Of the day. Mr. Cozad OF Red
Cloud and VIM VanDyke also spoke.
The Mt Hope Sabbath school has re.
organized with Corbett superintendent
A new ten pound boy at AL Scrivner's
Elder John Horton will preach at our
school house next Sunday at 3 p. m.
OCCASIONAL.
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II May DO as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, of Irving, III. writes
that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his back
and also that his bladder was affected.
He tried many so called Kidney cures but
without any good resalt. About a year
ago he began use OF Electric Bitters and
found relief Mt once. Electric Bitters il
especially adapted to cure of oil Kidney
ard Liver troubles and oiten gives almost
instant relief. One trial will prove our
statement. Price only zoe, for large bot
tie. At q. l.. Cuttings Drugstore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08
FEW WORDS
EVENTS OCCURRING IN ALL SECTIONS
SUMMARIZED.
Il Many Happenings Of Seven Days Re-
duced From Columns to L~ines-Every-
thing but Facts Eliminated For Our
Readers Convenience.
Thursday. MAY 81.

AuuTbuhys why ole
The Pacific coast people are beginning
to denounce the Japanese.
Citizen Train expresses himself con-
corning some misstatements about him
self.
A company of Iowa troops has been or
dered to MuchakinOck, where the colored
miners are in danger from strikers.
j. G. and George Mickles were identi-
fled Mt Galesburg, Ills, as the men who
swindled farmers at Toluca out OF $500.
Turner, Ills, tramps must either leave
town or work Oh the streets with ball and
chain.
The Jail at Jonesboro, Tenn, was
burned by the prisoners, one of whom es-
capped.
The Iowa district conference of the Afri-
can Methodist church il in session at
Monmouth, Ills.
One negro was killed and four were Sc
riously wounded by whitecaps in Pointe
Coupee parish, Louisiana.
The petrifed body of a bearing
a wound indicating a violent death was
found near Jerseyville, Ills.
The convention Of Railway EMPLOYEES
at New York adopted a platform of prin-
ciples and adjourned sine die.
An official of the Chicago health de-
partmcnt was badly beaten for trying to
put up a smallpox" placard.
A posse with bloodhounds are on the
trail of the Taylor murderers near Can
tril, In.
Town Marshal Henry Weston of Belle
vue, H., was convicted ut Maauoketa of
manslaughter for killing Hiram Hoover.
The case will be appealed.
Director Ephraim Young, who misap-
propriated funds of the Philadelphia
Springs Garden bank, was sentenced to
1--WE years in the penitentiary.
Eighteen violators of the Illinois fish
law were caught at East Dubuque by
Chief Warden Blow and Assistant Albert
Link. They were convicted and fined.
Friday, june I.
Mrs. Sarah Luttrell died at Nashville,
Ills. ,'aged 102.
Mrs. William Hall was probably fatally
injured Mt Akron, o., by a bolt OF light
ming. Her house was burned to the
ground.
Frank Burchard, who was shot three
times by his wife Monday night at Huron.
5. d., is dead. Mrs. Burchard has given
herself up.
The total tonnage of coal produced in
Great Britain in 1893 was 1854, 3a5, 795, as
compared with ISL 1851 tons in 1899.
A settlement of the dispute over the
Irish parliamentary fund is said to have
been reached and n decree will soon be
entered.
The cigars makers employed by Weber
and kroecher of Plattsmouth have struck.
The Iowa Children's Home Finding So
ciety found homes for $50 children during
the year
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

A. +. HARTwELL, the aiIable and cor.
teous proprietor Of the ~Inuvale Cheese
Factory was on our streets THE week.
He reports On excellent business, and
that he secured twice the amount Of
milk for May that he did n year ago,
He is n rustler and makes the finest
cheese H. the west. lie is a practical
and thorough cheese maker, and in
every competing contest, he has taken
first premiums for the last few years.
Webster county ought to be proud Of
the Inavale cheese factory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

Ex-Consul General Crawford and Mrs,
Crawford started from st. Petersburg for
a tour Of the world.
J A Massachusetts, man has been at Nor
I folk, Neb., looking over the ground with
the idea Of building a paper mill.
Ed L. Fliesbeck dropped dead at Keo-
kuk, Ia, while sitting in a chair holding
his little daughter. Cause, heart disease.
Charles Greenley, 20 years old, while
attempting to catch on to a wild train
passing through Brush Greek, Ia, wa
killed.
Twenty thousand persons witnessed the
laying of the corner tor of the new $780,
600 city hall at Bay City, Mich.
John A. S~hackelford,a Log~ansport, Ind,
editor, has begun habeas corpus proceed
ings to recover possession of his wife, who
is held captive by her s~tepfather.
A great crowd witnessed the spring re-
view of the troops by Emperor William on
Tempelhofer field in Berlin.
John Baughn of Randolph, Neb.. "a
about to erect a 10000 bushel elevator.
Young Catholics objected to the in.
scription on n wreath laid on the statue
Of Joan Of Arc by Paris Masons and a
riot followed in which many persons were
injured.
Saturday, june Q.
Three cases of smallpox were taken to
the pesthouse at Lincoln, Neb.
The ed annual session of the grand
lodge Knights of Pythias of Wisconsin
convened at Racine.
Archbishop Hennessy is expected to
visit Lincoln again soon to attend TO
Bishop Bonacum's troubles.
Mrs. Lavinia Whiteman has sued John
Kruger, "A saloonkeeper at Chesterton, Ind.
for 5000 for selling her husband liquor.
Whiteman, while intoxicated, was killed
by a Lake Shore train.
The first imperial c%onclave of the Sheiks
of the Orient began in Omaha.
The Taylor brothers were seen and re-
cognized In Van Buren, county, Iowa. A
posse Is in pursuit.
The prohibition state convention adopt-
ed a platform and nominated candidates
at Carrollton, Mo.
Colonel Henry 5. Dean, ex-commander
OF the Michigan q. A. Il. has been an.
pointed regent of the university.
Robert Seidel of Paterson. N. j.. the
saloonkeeper at whose place dynamite il
said to have been made, has been arrested.
Asa Tctft, convicted of the murder of
his uncle, Leroy Rogers, was sentenced at
Hastings, Mich, to 30 years in Jackson
prison.
Two boys in Valparaiso were arrested
aud imprisoned and expelled from school
for cheering for jeff Davis on Decoration
day.
w. c. Owens, candidate for ongres in
Breckinridge's district, forced a Lexing-
toni editor to suppress a scurrilous letter.
Ex-Congressman Caswell Of Wisconsin
has announced himself a candidate for
the Republican nomination for governor.
Captain Abrams died on the steamer
Pike Mt Alton, Ills, aged 20 years. He
carried supplies TO Grant during the siege
of Vicksburg.
Alexander McCurdy was mutilated and
hanged by "A Colorado mob for a revolving
crime.
Arthur Dole, 10 years old, confessed at
Decatur, Mich, that he placed the OBJ
structtons on the Michigan Central track
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

Gun, number several, has exploded
again, and Oregon has gone republican
with a whoop. electing governor. and all
OF the state officers and the legislature.
P%ennoyerism takes a back seat, az will
Waitism, Lewellingism, etc, this fall.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

JOSEPH NAu, he OF the famous "Man.
not. afraid.to .dip.his pen.in, %vitrol," has
leased the Blue Hill Leader, and here.
after will run that estimable paper. Joe
is a rustler and will make that "demo.or-
gan a popular paper. Shake, Joseph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

The Omaha Bee is "a hummer these
days and is always full of news. The
Bee has no competitor that is equal to
Il west OF Chicago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08
Farm Loans.
For farm loans sea-. ii. Gray.

For the best meals and lunch 60 to
the City Bakery and restaurant also
fresh bread, buns, pies, cakes and fine
candies, tobacco cigars, etc, at.-Jos.
Hsrburger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

Some beautiful combinations in wall
paper, ceiling, side wall and border to
match. Prices very low.-Deyo L. Grice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

Teacher: Children, see what it says on
the blackboard and be sure and tell
your parents that Wiener sells the best
clothing for the least money.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08
Money to Loan.


l have money to loan. Money on land
eady for USED. b. Spanogle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

IT seems to us that there are many ILL
hammered people and children who at
tend places Of public amusement. They
persist IN talking and laughing out loud,
and in doing many other boorish acts
{ rat good hammered and well brought
up people would not do. They do not lis
ten to entertainments and will not let
anyone else do 30. During the enter.
tainment on last Friday evening, parties
In the opera house had to be called to
order four or five times for their bad
conduct. 1t is certainly al outrage, and
ought to be abated either by the man.
ayers or the police.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

That bargain counter Of shoes q
Wiener's has made n great many go
away happy from it, with a good pair
OF shoes ut two thirds price.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08
GATHERINGS.

To say "Our Father" with the heart
is a prayer for the whole earth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

The devil loves the man whose mule
has an easier time than his wife.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08

1t is getting so dry in some parts OF tho
state that municipal bon Is won't float
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08
THE CHIEF
sWoaN ciR,ULAyioN 1900.

A. &, HosMER, Editor.
LAROY lAIr. Asst. Local Editor.
THERE seems to be q great injustice
operating against American born citizen.
The foreigner 10 permitted to landin this
country and is given the privilege OF vot'
ing in six months time, while an Ameri.
can born subject has to wait 81 years
There is altogether too great a disparity
between the two conditions Of citizen.
ship, to the advantage OF the naturalized
citizen. II a foreigner had to live q
years in the country before arriving al
citizenship, he would appreciate it
whereas many do not under the existing
circumstances. There are many excel
lent citizens Of foreign birth in THU
country, who do us honor and man,
who ought to be exported on account Of
their seditious utterances. A man who
comes to America and does not like hel
laws and government should retrace hi
steps, and the sooner the better.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08
Annual Estimate,

Moods Pills are hand made, and perfect
In proportion and a~poeay~nce. DC. O box.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
Waurtif Spiieicooel.

Ut Wfennelfe, bpiS Cane ifts er %.
oraset eiter aosemaaoen blanOt Raa.
rerne, pilbe fiube bet 9anite uaniteli0t
at tilireositille Sun9eren8 aouIer
bette 2anb. Seq baube 2eIligbeO til
at beige 2an9ier for uOgle iua Gar
Iioen, % unber OpbDloet Der bleU jog
lnobubt til at oeItase / en- itOrrs gVio'
bag, Der bleu siuet al CT al De prpHl'
rente Wnnrer. Seq bar Gltlo rGrst
slab oeb, at ies mObtOs SnobpOeIien,
tbi Itjsnt Miooasen i fig ieIp Ian8t fra
bar no9en Sutces, iO%rianuIOt mig nH'
saar, iaa iaa ie9 mango 2ing, ION tie
teresiereoe mig.
Deb slniOmiten til Suist ~iOrbaaIsNss
ie9 ooer ben Wasie MennsItcr, Der var
lamleoe, ben fprunberli9e 8eIDsnIr3
% ben blenbenbe aombinatiOn al 6aF'
Der. Serren ! Suiet os hans SlR8i'
hinge. alle barenbe 2urbancr, tom mig
lmpoe. 8asoeo benz par oe l QrtI'F
% &apper iisrte 3jenere, o3 | rl'F'E
SiDrner, bag Siaer og 9Cre, iaa j'9
Clint ai abjnber % Born.
Sort eiter blep ri alle fcrt til Splf'
pereliet. Sorinoen pi gil til Sor0s'
iao pi ale meo fprSla9Oe Sen paa 81
29ppe paa @uluet, runot ON V'
S9rtS Sefrst9r, ipm lapeoe 49ee''
ioet ban tilbereote tire Stopper lor 9Oe'
Berion % 9jOrbe ben meset Ipo % par
iumerebe ben meo gtDnte. Va Is
imaste ben fprite 8et al It'ooaSs"'
bleo jes iaa tint, at ies tunoe PoV'
mproet Soften. Seq ian fun '~ai'ills"'
lisne, bpab ies imaste, meO Ell 6f'l'''
ubitprsartitler; bet imaste Al YorlooE'
Sabe, Bog, SaarOlie, 5arOe % NV,
ling. GfterIom 8etterne Ill!Stf GU
~bueranbre, iaa leg mig forfRroei 0n,
Suer SIP iupmmeoe i febtet, pnr'Aiist.
Saus. of Senipn til Barter lP.|
ies. boao ies funoe al be 70 N'lls',
men jes fom mig life eiter SirttInSF'";
ai benne Wiooaa for oper Ell u9e' :
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
Torraaot al CT ;ynaI,

Tn ubetpoeliabeb leoer unberti,..
til Opoaselien Of en- 5urbrg0ere M,
5orbrpoer. Gn Gbeatermuirer ,.I'
en- SbeHbults meb eclyt(oo,,,.
ban iatte flor 8ris paa ben, men ,i,.,'
loln en- al De cperite Slapper bar m,,,
9elfulo, bru9te ban ben ijtlber e.
rn9 9sanb losereoe hos @Yffereu. a,
nlellem oisie to berlteoe Ser ct porn,
8enitab. Gn Hat f0riuanSt qs,r,
b~pltsfolten, % uoen 3piol por No,
blepen itiaalet. Mistanscn foro, M,
Here Gerioner, men beItemt g,D;,
bapoe man lite mob noscn al Dem, IN,
lanse eiter Fptteoe ben 9ueerenS, fl
en- Sp. Der laa nosle faa Iil bort,
men oa Senifabet mellem be to W,r,
ltaois beltob, beisste be peo QeillobeS
b%rnanoen. Naiten ct glar efter olooS,
Nnliteren fin Ben ct 8eirg, % ala.
oeoes oeo at fiuoe BAN / 9cioodt al
en imuf Bullfnch (3Ompapl ION
tpoelis turoe lDite trc MeloOier. ID.
Iprellen Dor fulotommen, uaar urS.
ta9es, at boer Gang ben tom til en- ps
bSt Zone, ipraus ben altio Uucr BEN Do
git opsr til ben nGite. 9iot Gtertant,
operbeuiite Muiiteren ON, at NoSsr.
lom 5ualen lite funoe iaa frent, bar
ben, Der man9leoe paa bans iaprsNs
5leite. Saa ouerbspiit oar ban, OF
ban itrar ltarpt ubipur9ts fin ~fDrouns
Soserenoe I'M Saser. Gan hIitOp
Itrar fin Stplo, Os at alt, bpuo 6ualen
tnnoe, bar bleuen lart BEN poa bet
ltlaalne Snitrument. - Waverly Ma.
gazine. 7