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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-01
A Persistent Creditor.

Mrs. Underhill-You make a great
racket about my dressmaker's bill, but
1 never say a word about your tailorl
Underhill Good heavens, Rita, You
don't seem to realize that dressmakers
have to be paidl-Truths
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1894-11-01
On and on.

Miss Remsen-Didn l see You ON a
bicycle the other day?
Dashaway-lf you did you must have
looked quick. Brooklyn Life.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
DENTISTS CONVENTION.
Arrangements for the Midwinter
Fair Meeting.

The general committee that is making ar
rangements for the dental congress at tue
Mldwinter Fair held a meeting al the Palace
Hotel last night at which DR.. l.. A. league
presided.
The executive committee reported an
ame nded constitution ana bylaws which was
unanimously approved. DIR. Lewis, in the re-
correspondence had elcited the most favorable
responses from all the Pacific Coast and from
The East. He read the names of tie committee
as appointed up 10 date: DR.. W. F. Lewis (chair-
Hodgen; secretaries-Dr. w. J. Younger, DIR.
NJ. }. Sullivan. DIR. c. +. Payne. DR.. ii. p. Carle-
ton. of San Francisco; DIR. r. w. Mutt of Oak
land, DR.. Z. L. Townsend of Los Angeles. DR..
II. ii. Parsons OF San Diego. DR.. W. d. Crow
and DR.. j. NJ. Barker of San Jose, DR.. W. q.
Wallace of Stockton, DR.. j. Parker of Santa
R, B. Gardner of Fresno, Dr.. A. l..
Dick of Woodland, DR.. h. Ii. MeCowen
of Vklah, DIR. E. NJ. Porter of Napa.
DIR. j. c. Mccoy, Santa Ana; DIR. p. 7. Smith.
DIR. NJ a. Bartleson and DIR. A. III. Sawins,
Denver, Colo; DIR. George II. Chance, Port
land. Or; DT. f. A. Odermate, Tucson. Ariz. |;
Dr.. j. NJ. Whitney and DR.. G.. w. Price, Homo
lulu. He likewise stated that many of the
dentists of the East who could not be present
had promised to send papers, while all eX-
pressed the utmost interest in the success of
A proposition was made that the members of
the Dental Club should be furnished with a
badge or button 10 be worn during the cOnven-
tion in June. 1t was favorably received and
referred 10 the membership committee.
TIE report of the executive committee In re-
lation 10 charges brought against DIR. j. Nj. Ed
munds was pOst poned for three weeks In order
TO give the defendant time TO collect rebutting
evidence.
DR.. w. j. Younger then detailed to The com
mitree what had been done in regard 10 getting
headquarters for the Dental Club during the
Mdwinter Fair convention, and DIR. j. b. Bar.
ker, DIR. w. Bliss, DIR. NJ. j. Sullivan and DR..
Merriman told OF the universal and individual
interest OF de1tists in the objects OF the asso-
citation.
The question of permanent organization was
then mooted and referred 10 "A nominating COM
mittee consisting of DIR. j. ID. HOdgen. DIR. T.
A.. Iglehr arr, DR.. Z. l.. Goddard, DIR. NJ. j..
Sullivan and DR.. w. j. Younger. The meeting
then adjourned 10 February 21.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
CORNELY.
Resolutions Adopted by the Ex.
ecutive Committee.

NJ. FL. de Young, p. n. LiIienthal. Colonel A.
Andrews. L. j. Gregory and X. B. Mitchell of
the executive committee OF the M.dwinter Fair
held meeting in the Administration building,
which did not close until 1 O'clock this morn
ing AT that meeting the following was unaui.
lnously adopted:
WHEREAS. Charges have been made In the col
umns OF the Daily Evening Post OF this city re-
fiecting upon the honesty and integrity OF Wis
count Rene de Cornely. assistant director gene
In charge OF the foreign affairs OF the California
Midwinter International Ex position. wherein iI is
claimed, among other things, that he has not ac
counted tor the moneys of the committee collect
ed by him and that he is not what he represents
himself to- be: and whereas this committee has
investigated the charges so made and found them
TO De without foundation and has examined his
credentials and papers and found them to be cor
rect, now, therefore, be and &c is hereby
ReSotUed, BY the executive committee OF the
California Midwinter International Exposition
that we have found him worthy of the trust re-
posed in him, and that his financial accounts
while connected with the exposition have been
examined by the committee and found TO be cor
rect, and be il further
II SotUed, That the thanks of this committee are
due to Assistant Director-General r. de CorneIy
for the services rendered py him to this commit
tee while in charge of the Chicago office of the
exposition, and that as matter of justice to him
the press OF this city be requested TO publish this
resolution n full
The morning call., 1894-02-02
LIGHTED up.
Hundreds of Globes Outline the
Main Buildings.

The first trial OF the incandescent electric
system. with which it is intended 10 outline the
various main buildings at Sunset City. was
made last night Although incomplete enough
has already been accomplished to give an idea
of what the hnal effect will be.
Under the caves of each of the buildings,
around the domeS up and down pilasters and
columns, the little globes have been placed.
The wiring Of the Mechanical Arts Hortcul.
tural and Administration buildings is the
furthest advanced, and the effect when the
lights were turned on last night was simply
gIanG.
Snhouetted against the dark sky, like crown
of giistening gems, were The dome and spires
OF the AdmiDistr alton building. Each OF The
main architectural features was plainly out
lined in a soft yet b, liant light. The glass
dome Of the Horticultural building gistened
with light looking like an immense silver ball.
rising from base OF yellow stone. The Manu-
iactures building, too, was Iesplendent in light,
lis many pretty features being clearly brought
ont. The wiring of the Mechanical Arts build
ing was incomplete only very small portion
being iluminaied.
Lieutenant Hunt hopes 10 have the work
completed by Tomorrow night, when the public
will De invited to view the effect.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
rILITARY NOTES.
The Contest for the TObin Trophy.
Inspection of the Guard.

The different companies of the FIRST r g-
ment of Infantry will shoot for the Tobiu
trophy at the Shell Mound ranges on Sunday,
April 10. The trophy is shot for yearly and is
ID ow in the possession of Company e.
The yearly Inspection OF the National Guard
will take place in March. The guard will be
inspected by regiments.
The medals and prizes OF Company B, Third
Infantry, shot for during 1893 will be distrib-
uled to the winners next Monday evening In the
company quarters
1t Is probable DIR. Harris VIII be appointed
assistant surgeon OF the Naval Battalion.
CIR at preparations are being made by the
joint committee OF Battery T. Second Artillery,
aud Company b, Naval Battalion, for the tour
nament that VIII taee place IN the a. mory of
the SecOnd Artillery Saturday evening. An
excellenl prOgi anime has been pr pared.
The proc eds will be gwen TO the unem-
lloyed women's relief funa of san Francisco.
CAPTAIN Meagher of Company E. Third Ipfan.
Try, has not as yet received an acceptance OF
his resignation, forwarded TO the adjui ant-gen-
eral some time since.
The quarters of Company b, Naval Battalion,
are draped IN mourning out OF respect 10 the
memory of William Leege, an honorable and
es eemed member Of The company since It's
organization.
Batteries E, g and III Of the Second Artillery
were drilled as battalion Tuesday evening
The battalion was commanded Dy Can ain Gun.
ningham of Battery K.
The examining board OF the Second Regiment
OF Artillery, composed of Lieutenant Colonel
Geary. Captain ONeilo Battery q and Capt ain
Boxton oil Battery c, met last night al head
quarters and examined candidates for promo.
ton. Corporal +. j. Ellis was promoted SER
geant, Private c. A. jerks promoted sergeant
a. iyaie b. w. Hawks promoted corporal All
OF these promotions were 10 Battery +. Private
T. Skillnan OF Battery was promoted cor.
poral.
The First Infantry will have battalion drills
every month 10 order to advance the men In
battalion movements.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
The Art Concert.

An appreciative audience was present las;
night In the Hopkins Art Institute on the oc-
casioD OF the weekly concert given under the
direction of Henry Heyman.
An unforeseen occurrence slightly marred the
programmes symmetry, but through the kind
ness OF Mrs. Marriner-C Campbell il was fully re-
lieved. Miss Kitte Black, whose name
app cared for two soprano songs, was taken
suddenly Ill, and being the only lady on the
programme her absence unbalanced natter s.
Mrs. Campbell, however. took her numbers,
For the first one she gave the "BedOuin Song"
by Adams, where Miss Blacks song was tc
have been "Thr Holy City, by the same com
poser he second song was a popular ballad
by Watson, which suited the singers range and
quality OF voice. She received hearty applause
and an encore.
The sweet-Ioned organ was played by Herr
Strauss with a graceful tounh and feeling. MIR.
Strauss did not follow the programme as he
substituted BeethOven's second symphony for
tile fifth because IL Is lighter and better suited
to popular taste. Meyerbeer's "Coron tion
March" was relrgated to the shelf, and in its
stead was given LisZts second Hungarian
March," Without those changes the pro-
gramme was as follows: organ solo, selec-
tious, "RienZP (Wagner, Mr.. Henry Strauss
violin solo. "Abended" {Schumann). with Or
gan, Mr.. Henry Heyman; song. "My Sweet.
heart" (Morgan) Mr. David Manlloyd; violin
solo, "Preislied" (Waener wilhemy). Mr..
Henry Heyman; aria, "Cujus Anlmumr (Rossi-
ND Mr. David Manlloyd.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROFESSOR LEONARD.

DR.. L. F. Jones, MD. of the University of Penn
syIvania. for twenty three years a regular prac-
titioner OF medicine in the Eastern States and
California. and for many years surgeon to some OF
the largest mining ana railroad corporations in
America. has secured the services of the cele-
brated Professor Leonard, with whom he has
opened onices at l24 O'Farrell street Though a
regular practitioner OF the highest repute. Dr..
Jones considers the professors marvellous ab1li-
ties as psychic disgnostician-or one who can
mentally diagnose the exact physical condition OF
patienr-in the light of the greatest boon as yet
conferred upon the science of medicine.
Amazing demonstrations have fully convinced
the doctor that Professor Leonard possesses the
inexplicable faculty of being able penetrate the
exact secret of every maiady that has heretofore
bafied the deepest researches Of the profession.
He has therefore-in the face of the unconcealed
opposition the part of his brother practitioners
secured the services of Professor Leonard. who
will diagnose the precise troubles OF all pate It's
visiting the ofhces, and. upon verifcation of such
diagnosis Dr. Jones will base his process OF treat
ment.
In order to demonstrate the extraordinary
ability of Professor Leonard to instantly locate any
ailment and to further demonstrate the efficacy of
DR.. Jones treatment. no charge whatsoever will be
made for professional services during the next
ten DAYS.
The morning call., 1894-02-02

quired. and other points of interest to the
competing exhibitors.
changes were suggested in many instances
and accepted by Professor Smith. In brief the
report, which will be ready this week. will
classify the various Rroups. give the amounts
required Tor competitive exhibits. etc. Com
mercial packages Will be the basis in most in
stances. exceptions being made for new and
fancy grades OF fruits. An innovation will be
introduced In Judging culinary vegetables. One
nali OF ach exhibit will be cooked by steam and
tested Tor nay0r. The remainder will be an
aiyZed nd subjected to such tests as the Judges
may determine.
Medals. diplomas and ribbons will be award
ed 10 the successful competitors The Judging
OF the different classes of fruits will continue
all through The several seasons and the an
nouncements will be SO made that the late sec
lions Will nave an equal chance with the early
ones
Owing to the absence of two OF The members
OF the committee on bylaws IL was decided 10
postpone consideration of the report OF the
committee until the next meeting. This will be
held IN the Southern California building next
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
A Bold Burglary.

One OF the boldest among the many recent
bufglaties committed In the city occurred on
The 25th ult. The rooms Occupira by Mr. and
Mrs. Nj. Boothby at 146 Eleventh street were
entered during their absence between The hours
OF ana 3 O'Clock p. NJ. Two gold watches
were taken as well as clothing aud valuabes
amounting In value 10 $3.50. The thief Is sup
posed 10 be man who engaged a room for the
nlgut. Dut dld not return TO occupy ii, ana VINO
saw Mrs. Booihby leave her rooms. The police
are still looking for the fellow.
The morning call., 1894-02-02
RULES OF AWARD.
All Classes of Horticultural Exhibits
to Be SeDarateIy Jud0ed

The members OF the California County Com
missioners Club met last night in the Office OF
the Northern and Central California building
10 listen to the reading OF Professor Emory T.
Smiths report suggesting the rules Cor the
judging of The Horticultural exhibits. The re-
port was very lengtby-iayiDg down the rules
for each class OF exhibits. th quantity re.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
Collie at at 9oe 8rsnfooer,

Bet oil ou iise for9oe fig oerpaa, foretommer
iaa ofte bos Sefte os aigr. 9ette er Roget,
iom gnbper peo. Weu gutper bgr o9iaa
pioe, at Metzger's Lightning Collie Cure er
bet eusite RioosI, ioni / ct gieblii iaa at iise
beIbreosr mob oeuue iarIise Spsoon.
9eres 7russiit fau ipriRue 9sm iuIbtRn.
oist ON oeune pGrbifuIoe os ufeiIbarIiss
weoiein, erer. ianfremt bore Sol, enoHu lite
bar beisst BAN, iaa oil New Metzger
Medicine Co., DEBORAH Coma, meo 5or'
up,elie beisrse bet. 9e bsr sisre TEN
Image for at finoe bette uo, Us bet ptl ml'
liaens ipare 7sm ct Sunoreoe Dollars o.
en- lang, ijsbelis % frustesles Bpreiie. 2pr
ogr raft al Collie. let er e. goo Tips at
uGre ipripuet itios; er ma bet life. iaa
itaar man Der hi9lpelss nstop, naar ct inn.
oant Deiooel trauses.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
Sill gera.nsban.n i,al. ipm bet

I'll yergenSbanen ifal, Tom bet
%er'nores, be interesierebs 9iitritter pbe
ct giorag al Is Brocent az Gnlresub,
e%tftsrne. Sra 8Ois iii 9auaepaubet
antdser eisie Is 9rOcent at bile uo.
slsre ar. 2,175,oo0. ON 5urbelinoen
al oenne Gum bar Der M p9ret for.
banolet meQem Mpnoisbebsrne / Der.
gems Sp pg be b~ersenbuiiite Winter.
Norore Beroenbus' Nmtmanb % Nmtss
iopal9et pil fun pbe no9sn @runbaf,
%ltnaelle, a%ntaselis til en- garbi al 1000
Str. Nmtmanoen ps Gmtsuopaloet |
Ssnore 8ersenbus nrbefaler Gmtsfpr,
m~ato'fabet at bepilse &r. 400, 900, %
Ser9ens Wnsiitrat ps Sormanbfnb
aitbefaler Bcrgens &ummunsbeitprelie
at beoilse Reiten meb 1,773,o00 eller
bel II Wtia. Sir. Wau saar ub fra, at
bermeo er Sersens gps us be bergen.
buiife Winters Sibras til Ssrnbane.
anlasset fra 8ois til ariiiania af.
9Iort, 'aa at Gitlunbet bar at betale
Slftrlftsbibraset fra 3auseoanoet til
&riItiania.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
stiftamtmanb Gnbns MinoeHette

paa Samar airiesaaro aillsrebes ben
l3oe SUM- meb en- Gale af Stiftamts
maio WfGr6, i~remb9penbe ben Gfbpbes
fore 5%prtieneiter siennem "a Gars
6unttion iom ben soerIte Gmbeosmanb
4 Seoemarfens Imt. Sans iielone
89ro iom WtenneIte bar iaapel iom
bans 3rpltab iom Berger tjenbt o9
Ifattet af aue.
StSttsn barer pua SurIiben fplsenbe
Snbfription:
9uhois aubn, fpbt 25be 9tuguit 1917,
oso 23oe 5ebruar 1890, &mtmanb /
SeoemarfenS Nmt 1860, Stifts
amtmano | Samar Stiff 1864-90.
Stgtten er leoeret al Sobu s. u.
9elBOw i8riitiania os tOlter Opiut meb
5nnoament o9 Sitter ca. 1000 &roner,
Der er anlfuffst oeo Subitription inoen
Nmtet. Gen beItaar at mprte9rsn
Grant, er 81 Nlen bsi u9 belpoIeret
meo Snoitrift / Sub.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
Seoemarfens amtsformanoIfab bar

bepll9et 48,500 Str. til N~DbD9nlnger
ueb Sbn8bers 9anobrussifole Ser ftal
pptases ct 2aan. betalbart / 80 Iar.
9iselebes blep Der enitemmis peotas
get en- it9rf llotalelie mob ben fore.
ilaaeoe Statens Suertaselie af 3eleion,
briiten.
Nmtsformanbifabet uoiatte meo IA
mob Is Stemrmer ben fotale Serrbaue.
tomites %Gnbrnsenbe ON 100000 9r.
til Glperum - S%liienbauen; pebtpm'
menoe aomite foreilos $4,000 ar.
@mtsformanbfabet er MI bepet os
ianlles u9ite Nar paa 2Duiet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
III art.

Sobsfalb. 5bu. mnn9eaari9 sos'
nepreit for 9rinitatis airfe / ajpbens
baon, Sens Nielien, er aigaaet oeb D.
ben, benueo SO gur 81.
= Siitoriteren us @eosrafen, Cand.
lur. s. 6. @run5Otu er bsb, Sc Gar Of.
- StatipnsforItanoer s. Sesien i
Galetrup er forleoen pluoieli9 afsauet
peb 3soen; ban bar u9ift.
- S~orpslage peb SuseniDrtorpiet
s. %. Scrnemann er Dob / en- aloer al
46 Nar.
- @enerultriesfommisiar s. 8.
corp, Der inbtil for ct Iarstib iiben
bar 9ireftBr for &%ipbenbaons Spprs
peisielffab, er bso / Samburs.
- Gtatsraab, ftp. Gmtsforpalter i
Slaselie 6. g.. &nubien er afsaaet peb
9goen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
Observation-Disclosures

9tp'
pember 1881 nebbrGnote bet Wurer
Senien ~tilbsrenoe steb / 2unbeborg
s@ubme Serreber), i bpiltet
9aser Niels Sunien bauoe Beboelie os
Saseri, os en- 8~jpbmunb 9utit os Ga
ger. Otter MI pptaset 5prbsr piier bet
fig, at Slben er blepen paaiat Of en- paa
Ggnen berpstet os fororuften 9erion,
mob at 8aseren looebe BAN ct 8eoer.
lag al so 8r. Stebet nebbranbte fulo.
itanbis. 8aseren bleu ium mistpntt
arreiteret, men efter oeobolbenoe 8e.
nestelfe nosen lib efter lgslabt. Sort
9io efter at babe b9oet fin 9Bssreas.
i~urance reiite ban til Gineritn, bpor ban
forblep / Here Gar. 5or Ell Sib iioen
fom ban imiblertio after til 9nnmarf,
bleo arreiteret paanp os bar nu t%ilItaaet.
cams Mebltploise, Tom aloris fit be so
aroner, er | Wellemtioen afgaaet peb
9gber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
Gopper | Srammen. Gn @nat

Stopper I Srammett. Tn @n9ellf'
mano, Tom blep inologt paa 9rammens
Spsebus, bar facet Sprnefopper. Sarl
Dor fpmmen fra Sapre meo ct / Grams
men biemmebDrenbe 9Th. Smboro paa
Sfibet bar en- Mano oBo unber &etien
% besraoet / SBen. &apteinen ps
bans Suitru er osiaa iuse; be er inter.
nerebe Umboro. 8et pprise Wanoffab
er saaet ilanb, FIR mar pioite, at Sp9s
bommen bar 8ppper, Us reiit til fur'
ifjeItse Steoer.
Sorbsr oil bli OptaSet, ba 8parnn'
t9uereglerne anta9es at bore oper.
traaote.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
NornermelIer mob Wilitare. 81

9ienetefarl, font forleoen / aaiteIet
bauoe forulempet llnoerOfficererne, ueb
unber fin 9asiase furbi 8irfeplabien
til Observation-Disclosures at tilraabe
Seraenterne, at bet bar bebre, at be fob
Ranofabet saa op paa stuerne, enb
at 6plbe gpelier / 8esrpetr, er | Retten
ioemt en- flor Bsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
Jorge E..

sulbmrstis | 8eoi'
n,s ',s ri afaaast ueO DOZEN, aierOe.
irbt 1878, blep iiriotlt Som
4, va ls44 % ubnapntes til 5ulO'
Sor,pl 8 9uborsb. ben ar'
~, Republits aOniul ar%iitianta,
.i,os,t psO 9Soeu, 81 slar oammel.
sonS. iur. Ssrsen YOuns er afs
reO qsben efter lansere spse'
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h, Snt III ben 12te Suni rs Iar
[..r,I @efrins bar fsbt 17be Wai
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y, monb, en- San9ianer al ben sobe
(~p gprt, Der life Tan iammenllsnes
h rore Quges iure 8ietiiter.
f|s,rsre bleo ban biulpet frem til
%nseingerne.
am %optrnabte berefter iom Irnbis
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3ie'
/, blep aappelan / Sfien unber
~nsrsbeppselien, iiben paa @ter os
rttr paa lllefps, til ban 1878 blep
r,r,sreit / Dor 5ru airtes Menis'
: mare Gage fob ban ben @runbt'
Efe geua9elie nar, men unber fin
EbeSsuirtiombeo git ban efterbaans
rper iii ct Itipt ortbobofs o9 bpi'
hlot Stauopuntt.
@tiring par en- epsti9 Wano, Tom
yl BIZ iaunet / lin Menisbeo.
l. 9irtciau9er 3bou 3 3abl / WtGs
|, aio,t Qoroag ben 16oe SUM ueo
hen en- Gloer af SO3 Iar. San
init pon pitre 8al / nGunte So9n
oioroe nllereoe / en- meSet ing Nloer
Ertnt iom mlblertiois Stolel9rer.
BAN par % Gar 9ammel, blep ban
at icm taft 91rer / Stolen, Der oeus
l fun uar Sm9an9sItple. 8eo at
gripat bos 9Grere / Ellen % peo
|CgtoIo paa Niter Seminar | 1910
ct / 1915 pgeoe ban fine &uno faber,
! han bleO Ell af fin gios bD9ti9ite
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b bcititfcoes Sabl / 1S4S, % ba
(fby1oen / 1859 fif fin &irte, blep
b &lrfcianger Der. s 1860 aniattes
\ iOm 9arer peo en- al be fsrite iaite
bier WtGlum. Otter ct lan9t og
Wait Qrbeioe i Sfplens % &irtens
Eneitc maatte ban / 1890 tase GfIfeb
\ Brano al fin Gloer.
|Gabl bar inoehapt omtrent ale foms
(raIe GiIliosbpero. 8 mango 9lar
J ban Weolem af Gormanoif
b BAR / Suno % @runb en- iriiinoet
EnO baaoe paa bet b~orserlise os fir
Fse Omraaoe, men beltos life pioerei
| ~YOlltiite Sin. Gen msrfe 8ietisme
fss ban life ON. s relisiss Seu-
iDmpatiierete ban = li9eiom afs
grOoit 8ettersren | solum, bpis
@en ban par - meb ben
Retnins.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
CQfaa Ell Spprt. !Sertuainh

Ngfaa en- Sp0rt. 3ertu9inoen al
Samllton PAR / fit YaIais / 9onbon las
bet bpsse en- berlis - &oftalb. Ser
matter bun ielu fin gnolinssfo os laper
oa9lis ielO Smsrret, iom ielufsfselis
bliuer meset beunoret. timber Wfalts
ninsen benptter 9amen meget blsbe
Sauoiter. staloen er fulbft9nbis al
Wiarmor o9 repreienterer en- 5ormue.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10

|cm 9Grfosien | @arbalen meboe.
!: 0rrfosItrp9ene foranorer 2ano.
|ttts aarufter for bper 9pgn % bans
| netOp III ct operproentlis marfpars
i Stae. Sosietrafterne beIsges al
lrss 5teiienoe fra S%riitiania % llos
pct, lisefom oaiaa Sfarer af 8p9s
b Soft bper Sgnoag inbfinoer lia
at ie, boor fore 5orauorinser Der
~tnotraaot | u9ens Ssh. Oct terre
pr 6osieleie meo fine Settesrpber
bet llgeleoes at Gluen forlaote npere
Eieitup meb fine ubpre lobrette Ser.
Lse uRtfer 9efuerneS bgielte Sors
kidie. Wten uben Sammenlianino
b martparoisit er Gtrpsene / bet
fRrenee @lpeleie siennem en- bbb,
b StlOmeter lang 2erflpft, iom ftas
% opercroentli8 burtis uobpbes
fao ! lin belle 2Gn9oe belt til op fprbi
laroen SOloen. @n 9ere sienitaar
lNT8 mtot i Strpsene sit for bet for'
NJ 6o5ieitup (9pb Nu. p, mebens
\ V~'rtIoftens Siber tiloels meo it9rf
En iremoeles fore 9ermnsier / ct
ouIorer neb | Glpen, fom er en- tpt
fcrlliu8. Gen belle blaa9raa aleft
tor'tleIItsarteoe % bsiit beipnbers
6Ormationer meo mere % minore
s eIer afrunoebe 8urbe ps &rum.
Ps'r, 5aruebrpbninserne sipr, at
Soa 5rditano fer no, iom ben bar
fest I Ntarmor.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
SaIs of communal. Gi,noomm..

geo en- ben 16oe 9uui paa Raaobuiet
T. 5reoerifsbaun afbploi Guttiun bort.
'Ulstes GreocritsbaSns gamle grrite.
gaaro til Spmner Gems 3ielisn Der az
gperi for $500 Str. Deb famine au,.
ton bortiOlstss ben eamle aommune.
ltole til @narosier 2. Tbomien, 9eirs
entten ! Gaiteo, for 1000 ar. glt BOG
iinosr BprnnbstS u9rmere Gpprobaticn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
SpnoeriDaano.

ubpife. Sra Snbersleu mebbeles:
G,8armaser 8eter Wabien. fsbt 1881
/ &jgbenbapn, Grbeibsmnnb @lias Spers
len, {. 1858 Sfanoerborg, og Straper.
iuenb Satob 5eoberien, {. 1876 i8reno.
ltrnp, Saoersleo Nmt, er blepne u6oiite
al bet prSiliite Statsomraabe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
Geiierlin Gnmnnniit.

"Nslsh'b "Sp"f"h'T wv" WV
at aeiier @ilbelm forioen al fin anben
Sirtiumbeo O9iua faar lib til at male
Os MI faar 8eroen at ptoe, at ban ouen
/ aisbet fompunerer. Get meloes mem.
Zig, at ueb 9afelmuiiten furleoen uofsrs
tes en- Of 8eiieren fOmponeret os af tef.
Muitoirettsr 8luiS for Srteiter arrans
aeret Sung.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
Stprt Tas | IGroafen.

Stort Has | GGroalen. ST. 9
Qproaa Iiten ben lobe Suni ubraieoe
pluoielie omtrent 100 @taal Serb, irrs
fig af @aaroene 8iDritao, &iDrsum,
Sausen os belt op til bisies Suie paa
nprore SIDE af Gluen itrur ouenior Sar.
iOsien. 2 8aIpe itrp9 meo, meoens l
Seit reooebes / iioite Gieblit paa 8ans
ten al 8aiet.
Sremtomiten er operoroentlis beipnrs
lia noroenom 8lgrItab.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-10
st HOpmorb. Sorleoen ianbtes

st HDpmorb. 5Orleoen fanotes
OFFER Sens &osmnsien paa 2soe Marf
peo slaselie mprbet | tit Sjem. San
laa paa 8ulpet. operbnlot meo Betros
ieum % Der bapbe p9ret Slo / BAN.
Sans 8etse q bprte paa en- 9ifrone.
iebbel nar, Der laa oeb Chen al ham.
Sanbipnliepis bar Moroeren u9ret
fjenbt meb SurbOloene os pioit, at Rass
mnsien baobe en- Del Yeu9e bos fig.
Spem Morberen er, pibes enonu life.