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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28
FRANCE GETS ENGLISH PLANS
IN POSSESSION OF MILITARY INFORMA
TION.
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT RECEIVES DESIGNS
FOR NEW WORKS AT TIiD GIBRM-

TAR FORTRESS.
birmingham, March 27.-"The Post. in specia
dispatch from London. says there IS good author"y
for the allega ton that persons acting In behalf OF
,ho 1,rorcb Government have succeeded in obtain
ing at Whitehall the details OF the plans OF me pro-
posed new works at Gibraltar. The fact dhal an
attempt has been made to procure them Is known II
the War ONCE and there Is reason to DeneVe maj
The attempt was at least partially successful Inc
Var Ofiice mas ordered an inquiry into the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28
ENLIGHTENM ENT

enables the moro advanced
and Conservative sur.
4eOns Of to-day to cure
many diseases without cut
ting, which were formerly
regarded az incurable With
out resort 70 the knife.
RUPTURE or Breach, 10
now radically cured with
out the knife and without
pain. Clumsy Trusses can
be thrown awayl
TuMoRS, Ovarian. F.
broid Uterihc) and many
others, are now removed
without the pcrils OF cut
ting operations.
PILETUM QRS, how
ever large, Fistula and
other diseases Of the lower
bowel. arc permanently
cured without pain or 10
sort to the knife.
STONE In the Bladder, no
matter how large. Is CRUSH
ed. pulverized, washed out
and perfectly removed
without cutting.
For pamphlet, references
and all particulars. eend 10
cents lin stamps) to Worlds
DlspenSary Medical Aseo-
Qlatlon. No. 6i3 Main Street
Ru6alo. N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28

Clear minds eschew the sensational fiction OF the time
Read wholesome novels II any Sesd Ion
Coryell & Co.'S List Of Worldwide Fiction"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28

A committee appointed by the Kossuth Memorial
Committee called upon Mayor Gilroy yesterday
and requested that the United States flag be placed
at half mast on the City Hall April g. when a
funeral procession in memory OF Kossuth will take
place In this city. Mayor Gilroy told the committee
that he would have the United States flag placed at
half-mast and would also have the Hungarian
flag placed alongside OF IT, He also consented to
10 saw here that | am In favor of displaying the
hungarian flag because Hungary is no Longer n
opposed to displaying the flag Of any monarchy
upon our buildings"
Mayor Gilroy also agreed 10 have the Column
ban liberty bell toed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28

For the young womanhood OF the time who take no
stock in Jne revolt and content to be "dutiful.
nnocmt and sheltered read that wholesome novel, The
Ides Of March,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28

Our ssIesmen report notable imp 70 BOOKS So "
c,,,,s NJ. nav. not advanced prieee ~
lowell Coryell 4 Co.'S catalogue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28
FOR KOssUTHs FUNERAL.

London. March ga dispatch to The DAily
News from Budapest says: '"fhe prospects are
that nuie, Will prevail during the funeral OF Louis
Kossuth The better Independents have organized
n body OF volunteer constables. mainly students
to cooperate with the police. There are lndica-
lions that the recent rioting In this city was IN
cited by Clerical and Conservative agents. ,ihe
Vicar OF Budapest in replying 10 the Funeral Com
mittces request that the Catholic churches OF the
CITY display signs OF mourning. expresses regret
that ne is unable to comply with the committee x
Wishes as the Catholic Church allows such Dis
PLAYS for sons of the Church alone The bishop
OF Kaschau however. has allowed the black nag to
he displayed on the cathedral there. Performances
in the royal theatres will be suspended from Friday
until Sunday"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28

when an article Of furniture at FLiNTs !ltth-
81, ana 9Th does quickly sell AZ the coo, price
lower and price marked until the bargain Is Akeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-28

Hoods pills the best family cathartc. gentle and
effective. Try boz IS cents.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
NEW YoRK's CONSTITUTION.

1t Was Passed and VIII Work Many
Changes.
New YORK. Nov. S.-The adoption Of
the constitutional amendments of which
there is little question, establishes the
following principles:
Laws authorizing pool selling and all
forms Of gambling are prohibited.
Election and registration boards
throughout the State must be bi-parti-
san. No public money shall be granted
to sectarian schools. The legislature is
forbidden to enact Laws limiting dam
ages for injuries resulting in death.
Personal registration is not to be re-
quired in towns of less than 5000 inhab.
itants.
Public officers shall not accept passes
on railroads or franks from telegraph
and telephone companies.
The time which must elapse before an
alien can vote after the grant of citizen
ship. is increased from 10 to 80 days.
Returns for the vote in this city ant
BROOKLYN on the "greater" New Yorl
scheme indicate that majority of th'
votes have been cast in favor of con
solidation.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
ARE CLAIMING IRREGULARITIES
THAT IS THE PLEA OF TIE RADI-
GALS NOW.

They Claim Irregularities in Registra-
tion In Some Precincts and, of Course,
Would Like to Throw out Second and
Fourth Wards.
The Burcomte county canvassipg
board net in the court hous, at noon to-
day. for the purpose of counting the
official returns from each of the p'ecihcts
in Tuesdays election. An organization
was effected by the election of Chas. A.
Webb as chairman and ]. J. Mackey as
clerk.
Mr.. Pearson suggested that, for the
convenience of the Board, the registrars
books from Biltmore and from the Sec
ond and Fourth wards be produced.
alleging that irregularities were to be
found in those records.
While the clerk was transcribing the
name of candidates on the abstract Of
returns the question Of the production
of the registrars books was again
brought up by Mr.. Pearson. and the
board passed resolution in effect that
allegations OF fraud brought teiore the
board must be in writing supported by
affidavit.
I'M. Gudger. jr., opposed the sugges-
ton and said that the books might be
seeu in the Office Of the Register of Deeds.
The chairman ruled that the matter
should be determined later in the course
OF the proceedings and the canvass Of
the returns began.
Mr.. Pearson read an affidavit signed
by G. W. Cannon, alleging irregularities
i'll the registration Of the Fourth ward
and the paper was filed. Returns OF
Avery's Greek, Lower Hominy, Upper
Hominy. Leicester and Sandy Mush
we're canvassed, when motion prevailed
for adjournment for dinner.
Papers purporting to beaffidavits were
read by Colonel Lusk alleging irregular
titles in certain precincts, but before hand
ing them in for filing the Colonel re
marked that the papers we're not ad
|judicated, that is not sworn to, and ht
retained them.
The general talk on the street is tha
the Radicals are endeavoring to hay
the Fourth and Second ward vot
!, thrown out, which would. of course
;. be greatly to the benefit of their ticket
? as these wards gave good Democrati
majorities. Democrats and Republican
are alike interested in the eanvase ant
: all are watching the. proceedings closely
' and with the greatest interest.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

The directors Of the Citizens Ma
tional Bank Of Raleigh have elected Mr..
Joseph G. Brown, for many years cash.
Ter, president Of the bank. Mr.. Henry
3. Litchford 10 elected cashier to succeed
Mr.. Brown.
"A 13 years old boy named Maynor,
near Cary. Wake county, was shot and
instantly killed while hunting. The
stock Of bis gun struck a stump.
-Burglaries are becoming both fire.
quent and daring at Durham. 1t 10 be.
lieved by some that they are done BY
tramps.
John P. Borders, 4 well-known insur,
auce agent Of Shelby, fell dead while on
bic way to hear political speech.
-R. W. Nixon, an attorney Of Jackson
Wills, Ouslow county, 10 dead. His az
! was IS.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
IHE STATE IS IN GREAT DOUBT
BOTH DEMOCRATS AND FUSION.
ITS CLAIM THE RESULT.

The state Chairman OF the North Car.
olina Republican Committee Says the
Democratic judicial Ticket Failed to
Pass-A Big Fight on Before All the
Boards.
RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. s.-[Special. J.
1t is hard to estimate on the legislature
with any degree Of correctness. Figures
made here yesterday by leading Demo-
Gratis are that it will be Democratic.
The result is in great doubt; the fusion
lists claim it. F. A. Olds.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 Chairman Bah
cock, of the Republican Congressional
committee. received letter this morn
ing from A. E. Holton. chairman Repub.
lican State committee of North Carolina,
claiming that the Republicans have car
ried that State. The following are ex'
tracts from the letter:
Greensboro, N. c., Nov.7. 1894, Hon
NV. Babcock. Dear Sir: We won com
plete victory at the polls here yesterday
We have elected the judicial ticket BY ar
estimated majority over 10000, and
have both branches Of the Legislature
with four Republican and three Populist
Congressman. The fight will have to b
made tomorrow before the county
canvassiug boards. These boards hav'
judicial power to investigate the legalit,
of every vote, and upon the regularity
of the returns. 1t will be necessary fo
us to employ LAWYERS of reputation ant
ability to appear before these canvass
ing boards in many OF the counties of tn
State. We will be Obliged to emplo'
Democratic lawyers at good fees. d m
ocrats say they have given up the State
but our best information is that the.
will appear before the.boards tomorrow
prepared to do all in their power"
Chairman Babcock has instructed Ho
ton to employ all counsel necessary t.
protect Republican rights In North Cal
Olina
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
Crawford In Yancey.
FUNERAL OF TIE CZAR.
The Dead Car to Sleep With the Othel
Russian EmperOrs.

The Dead Car to Sleep With the Other
Russian Emperors.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov S.-Prepai alton
for the funeral of Alexander III. are pro-
ceediug rapidly. Funeral service will be
held at the Cathedral of 81. Peter and st.
Paul. The final resting place of the
Cars body adjoins that Of Alexander
II. The cathedral contains the bodies OF
all the Russion Emperors who have
reipned since Peter the Great. The mu-
picipal council has passsd vote OF 50,'
600 roubles to be used in drapinR the
city.
The News correspondent in Odessa tele-
graphs: ut is believed here that the
partial or total abolition of press cen
sorship will be among Nicholas lis i'm
mediate reforms. The ceremony OF re-
ceiviug the peoples odths to the new
Car and the Grand Duke George ha'
been proceeding in various churches
schools and public institutions sine
Nov. 2. All male citizens above IL
whatever their creed, are ordered to ap
pear at the churches. where the oath il
administered to them collectively"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
PAULINE HALL ATTACKED.
Her Husband Takes Measures Against
u Clergyman.

Her Husband Takes Measures Against
q Clergyman.
Sioux CITY. la Nov 5.-Since Sunday
night theatricals were instituted in this
city, recently, the Rev. DR.. jenkins, pas
tor OF the First Congregational church,
has led the opposition. A week ago the
Pauline Hall opera COMPANY was adver-
tised to appear, and DR.; Jenkins .n wrote a
1.-THE character Of Pauline He'll 10 such
as to prevent respectable women from
associating with her. Itake 1t that her
show is OF the BLACK Crook order, al
| it belongs to that gang"
When the company arrived yesterday
G. B. McClelland, Mise Hall's husband
instituted suit for libel against the min
He also swore to a warrant fol
his arrest on a charge Of criminal libel
IN " Sum-
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08

LONDON, Nov. S.-The Pail Mall Ga.
zette, commenting on Republican success
In the election in the United States. says
the failure of the Democrats was due to
the action of the senate on the tariff
question. But" the Gazette adds, "the
disgusted country has been carried away
by its general and indiscriminating indig-
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
Canadn'S Seal Catch

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. S-The total
catch of the British Columbia sealing
vessels for the season of 1894 is given as
95 ,O4S skins. the value OF which will
reach somewhat over 81 100000, the
largest in the history of the industry.
The catch in 1888; with larger number
of vessels employed, was 70, 900, and the
wear before. 81 900,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
Comedies the House. .

WASHINGTON. Nov. Ex-senator Faulk-
ner, chairman Of the Democratic con-
gressional committee, comedies the
House to the Republicans by 65 to 70
| plurality. 1ne Senate, he says, will not
be Republican. unless that party carries
Tennessee. which is still uncertain, OF
unless Senator PETER votes with the Re-
| nuhl;caoa
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
A Trap For tho Chinese. b.

LONDON, Nov. S.-The Pail Mall Ga.
zette prints Yokohoma dispatch aging
that the Japanese are laying torpedoes
at Port Arthur and are Ia other ways
c completing the trap which they have
been preparing for the Chinese.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

We Must Await the Full Oflcial Rec
turns.
The time has past for making table
on the returns from the Ninth District,
based on unofficial and estimated re.
turns. THE CITIZEN has the following
additional dispatches:
MARION, N. c., Nov. s.-[Special. Nv.
T. era Words majority 40 in Mcdowell.
Entire county ticket elected.
J. G. Neal.
TRyoN. N. c., Nov. 7.-[Special. j.
Crawford beat in Polk county BY
about rs votes. HE. Markham.
DLLsBoRo. N c., Nov. s-[Special.] i
Crawford and Pearson are about even in
Neon. ]. 5. Sloan,
Register Of Deeds.
RuTHERroRDroN. N. c., Nov. g.
Special. l-Cra wford defeated by $50 tc
isO. ". o. Dickerson.
HENDERsoNvILLE, N. c., Nov. g.
Especial I-John B. Arledge, Democrat
elected register of deeds Of Henderson
county over Clarke, Republican nominee
Two precincts give Crawford 81 ma
joritv; eight precincts give Pearson Az
majority-two precincts to hear from.
c. F. Toms.
| Crawford In Yancey.
A.. Z. McCurry came in from Vance!
county yesterday afternoon. He say
Crawford's majority in that count.
sD35.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
Fire Mt Webster,

SYLVIA, N. c.. Nov. s-[Special ]-Ths
school building and Masonic hall al
Webster burned this morning. The frt
caught from stove pipe.
F. A. Luck. sr.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
Had Read the Returns.

LAKE PROVIDENCE. La, Nov. .S.-News
just comes here from Floyd, West Carroll
parish that Tom KEYS. of the firm OF
Keys g. Pinston, was found in his store
this morning with bis throat cut from
| ear to ear.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
Acknowledges the New Republic.

BERLIN, Nov. S.-Germany, through
Emperor William. replying to President
Doles' official notification. has acknow W.
edged the Republic OF Hawaii.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08

From Register Mackey's Office license
to wed has been issued az follows:
Jas. L. Penland and Annie L. Orr, oI
Buucombe.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08
RAYSOR & SMITH,
AsHEYILLE, n. G.
New YORK, Nov. 6, 1894.

NEW loRNi WV VI AcoTs
Purchased large lot of bound books
at remarkably low figures today. Just
think OF Webster's Unabridged diction-
ary with 1900 illustrations for 81 25.
Leather bound. indexed only So. These
are only hint Of the many good things.
Been working hard to get good service
able umbrellas to sell at low price.
Umbrellas for people Of moderate means
built for wear-a good 26 inch SOC will
keep off the rain-a real good umbrella
for 75c and 81. Got some novelties with
leather covers, look like canes, come
high, but are with the price-that will be
given when you see them.
Tray ss; s1s;. Square.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-11-08

WARRINGTON, Nov. s-The President
has appointed Harrison D. Floyd post
master at Spartanburg, S. c.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
Sperige.
Ten tpIfe grp,iaa mob ben ipenIfe

ltH lUpt NtUttuU Wuu UtH IUehiiS
Stat. 6rib. BON Der 9ettenbir9, ben
tplte 8ooseier, Der bar iteuuet ben
loenife Stat meo ct Srau paa 205, 500
8r., aufpm isr Sui til Stodbolm %
bapbe lammen meo i'm iurlollte &ons
iuleut, SerreoSbDooiu9 u Carlton, Aus
oiens hos &ou9eu % &ronprinien.
6rib. bon Der &~etteuburg or en- lioen,
tpno o9 mayer Serre me9et 9raat gel
lfj9a % ct fororinesirit ubieenoe.
Gen 28be 0ecbr. par Sa8er lore oeo
Stodbolms Raaobusret, buOrpeo 8e,
%ienior, MISUNDERSTANDING @raiItrem
inoleuereoe ct lRn9ere Strift, buori bon
pau Iormelle @runbe uegteoe 6rib. D.
D.. Settenbur9s Get til ombanoleoe
@~jelosbepls. Nttor, 8iceberreosbpos
bin9 Carlton, impor9if Snopenoingcn,
bpprpaa Sa9en ubiattes til 29oe Gan.
SultitietanIleren bar / ben al BAN
ai8iune determining / Gnleonin9 5rts
berre b. aettenburg5 Senitlaen ON ros
betalln9 al be Yenge, iOm unoer ire
biUeaarstrigen bleu liant ben iuenite
Stat al en- biz ariepes, iroraooet 10
betallngen. aanIleren mener nemlt8,
at arauet er prG1friberet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
88 Mar ganmel %
ipartijuf!

Die 2an86igjelteu, So aar g., leueoe
iiGlge "5jeloliom" meo jim 83saart9e
Suitru ium aaarfOlt paa @uaroeu
9anssigielten ueo Ss 8roen.
Be aamie bapbe fit eset Stel / en-
Sp9uiug for fig ieIo. @ubben bar
eiter ct Sab %ifjorointer itaoi9 iioen fig
get tilien9s % bar temmeli8 bjRlpeIs5
men Gamla bar enonu rGrig.
Manoa9 MOrgen efter at Better
2an9sisielten, @aarOens eier Og M
parenbe Burger, bar tjGrt afiteo til
fjelos os mems aaarSamla bar / 5isiet
en- 6alp Zines lib, buorunoer CUB
ben Bah benoe ilutte 2nmpen meb bel
famine bun gift no, bar Gub6en feet III
Snit til at faa fat paa Seu9bnanoet
llaat en- 9ptte paa bette ps benDttet
bette til Giliuuiussreoitab. "a mar
TOM tiliteoe, par 2iuet fluff bos Der
aamle Mano.
@osen 8euassruuo til 9unolinser
peo mo life. "Sosie" bar Der intei
iom mansleb. 8istis Bib paa itr
sgatebalpbsl oar BOG @ubbeu life; -
ban Ifal eiter iiseube DO libt al SalOui
(spartijut) Os inbbilcte fig, at ajar
rinsen fob / 5orbUlo til andre. Pat
@ruub ai bette q 5OrbOlcet life sObt
Csiaa til SOeneprateu, iOm beisst'
be @amle, ital Gubbsn ba uptalt fig
temmslig irit om bette.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
9 a II IN I.

SIoebranbe. Sens Better Gbriiten'
lens @aaro | Ierbaa oco 3biiteo neo'
brGnbte ben Abe os. glarIa9en uiienot.
Gieren fiber ct fort 3ab.
Canine 3as nsobrRnote iotalt
8Oelsmanb Sens 8rsbleies GisnoOm,
@soerup psO Mariascr. Gieren inoe.
brRnote. Gn for Del al BeiGtnins
og Snobo braubte.
Wuiiter Sans Sliens Gicuopm
| gret ueo Masneoiuno CT ueobr9not.
BeiRtnins % SuobO reooeOes. @iercn
er anb0lot.
- Gnouioere er neobrGnot YoelSs
mnno Gasmus Sgreniens @aaro paa
Sfopbp Mart peo StanoerbOra, Stipe
0itermsIe % SapItGreri, iamt Meies
riIt 6anieus @aaro / Stjelbp pec
8lumlp.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30

. srnfneoe. 5orleben Wanoas
reil'e gtils % speiuuus Soss, besse
9''te, liant Soar Soial. u9ift, fra Ss9s'
lloro til Strano for of operr1re ct
Ufpoe. 9a be life bar biemtumne 7irss
bag 5Ormiobns, reiite 5olt uo for of
lo9e eiter benz % If oa ben geiteb, OF
De par reilte ira Stranb Manoag aiten.
"a Der blaite en- itarf Sulin9 al
Spopeft, Tom er en- meset iarlis gino
oerlnoe pna @runo al Raft Slayer, er
Der ililo 8runo til at antuse, at 8aaben
CT tantret o. ale pmtomne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
solfsmgnapeus 9eD9Qelie.

k@nm 6~oscoiogu ct / @aret 1913 icote
gnnotirn 50, al &pinbcfipn AS,
Erai 2 urotc. 9g9tepieoe: 33 gar,
Lrai : mco borgerli9 &ielie. Ssoe:
\. berai q Mpnb, 80 Soinoer.
Z MR.um Iunets: Seote: AZ,
Eyai 20 NSanOtipu % ~ apinbetipn,
ur1te. }GlteUieOe: s Yar, oeraf l
fo borocrli0 @ielie. 9Boe: 81, berai
b QtouoIIpH II &piuoetien.
Z Silebp9oen: 6pbte: IS, oerai 10
[lrotim % s Spinoetipit, 3 ur8te.
5 Yar, l meo bprserli9
tNft. Qpoe: 10, 6 Mtanofjsn % 4
Stieus Wenisbeo er / 1898
bite: @nnOtjpn $50, 8pinoefisn 14l.
|mirmereOe: @utter 103, YIser So.
E1ttpicot; 40. 9sbe: Wanofipn GA,
lyln0etjau &C.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
Srrht per et lllnffestilielpe.

Del 9lrbeioere paa Sernbnnetpmten oeo
Sprengen itllpe iorleoen iuin9e en- meo
9lanfer iulolaitet Sernbaneupgn og
bapoe netop iaart @o9nen neo pa0
Spiugbanen og be9pnot at lpin9e benne,
oa So9nen Tom / Sart.
On al De peo Nrbeioet ipsieliatte -
0ans Ntarius Sobanlon - bar life
raft uUf til at TONNE a"iueicn % blep
tlemt melIrm So8nsu og cit Eianfeltas
BEL. "a SOgnen eiter en Del Gin
itrGu9elie blcu ilDttet tllba9e, idnbtes
Sobauipn oso meO belle unoerltpet
fnuit.
aiopoe par 80 glar 9ammel. efters
laoer zig 9uitru % 5 imaa Born.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30

Sloebranbe. Zen 1Soe Zee. CT
Goitrup 8ro ueo Gram totolt ncos
brGuot. Sutct al 9uobOet bleu reos
bet. Gm Stoens Optomlt piocs enonn
intet.
- 4a9en otter u%eobr9uore @mo.
3. s. 3bUmiens Gaaro / Gitrc Sell
oeo 5lensbOrg. Ser iuoebrGnote IA
Stptter apRe % l ocit. Sun en- rtu8e
Del al Suoboet reooeoes.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30

S~agiorere er unoertioen life iaa bel
bienme / 2iteratureus Siitorie, iom Dc
buroe. Gn al benz ipnrgte iorleoen ct
8ione i en- 3pOsia9: "Rau, Ge nnber'
ls9te oltiaa @jerniu9siteoet. Soao
fanot De for nO9et?"
8ibnet: "5ugeutiug, uoen en- iattig
Samlius TONNE S%tuffer, iOm Sbate'
ipcnre tiger"
Sagf6reren: Sob Sr. Sbateipear
eQcr bpno BON beoer uoenior. SLENDER
ban no9et til Suscu. iaa ltal ban oil
Itponet o. Tan iaa oioue ietu."
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
gnrneieIt paa Stofbolms Slot.

~HtHlitN PuH upu ~aps'
@n lmut Set ieirebeS 2oen Suleoa9
pna S~todbOlma Slot, ba &rOnprinss
parret i 9ig9eo meo iOresaaenoe Qar
baooe lnoet inobpoe til li9 to iattl8e
8Grn fra boer Weni9beo i StodbOlm.
8e imaa @lGlter, iigrt en- tioli9ere paa
9a9en uolcperet @ape at Iulot Get
npe &lRoer, inbiunot Jig ST. 81 leoias
9eoe al line Wgore eaer Ell anoen tuin'
oelig S%le9tnin9.
Giternt fsrit Ell Bsn bar bolot al
SoiprRoitanten Beitotu, blep, B6rnenc
falbt frem eiter Eur og fit buer i'm
9lnoel al be imutte % tOittare 9e9er,
Der bar tilbsrt Smaaprinierne. Ger
eiter inotOaes Safe Og au9er peb TO
o9ttebe SOroe, o. luttelig plDnoreoes
unber 9ubel Og 6rpo ct fort, ri9t no
ltDret SuletrR.
&rpnprinSpdrret meo Ssnner % Ell
Gel Gamer us Serrer peo SOfiet oper'
par Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30
summcrfnrier Deb llniueriitetet

b ao til at Itnlle tcmme iltanb aaereoe
CONNER. Sc oil ierli9 iuorettes
|l Of Pa5ie for 6plfefOlens 9arers,
ben Ogioa tuune benpttes al ale andre.
[r bill ! 1894 Blue bolot Soreoras
|r 6titorie, Menneltets Gnatpmi,
eHnobeo3l0re, Bluntelpre o9 9pres
|art al Hroie8iorerne Stornt, Cub
lorlp @iae os Sbspeu, i buert
Tag Omtrcnt 10 Elmer. 8uriet parer
Ia 6tc til lSoe au9uIt meo 4 6orelnss
oa8ll8. aosansen til iantlise
oil ueppe foite ouer 2 Str.
let er NIenin9en, ilaar Sa9en bar
'rret proUet iom sripat i 3 Nar, at iaa
6orelRSninser iuoprbnepe iom en-
t3sImG3i9 Gel al rniperiitetets Itrf=
rHbeo, no9et bpOrtll bettes Statuter al
Septr. 1911 siuer Gnleonins ps
SgiOroriuo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-01-30

Sebsfalb. @rUcerer 5rib 9. Sas.
ielblao / @gtebOrg er af9auet peo DE-
ben. !6an bar en- al @ctebor9s GlbIte
Sprgere u9 orep itotil for noale glar
iiben en- flor 5orretnin9 / Sienfram
oiu, Der bar fjenot uuer belle Sueri9e,
giorge o9 5inlauo. 3euue 5orretnlu9
fOrtiattes M at to al bans Senner.
@n al bans 9ptre er iaaleoes gilt meo
3i9teren, YrOi. 8iitor Rpoberg, en-
anben meo 8olitimelter GaIOt / 8Gtcs
borg.