davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
THE WHOLE FaMILY IN COCRE

MRS. JILES DECLARES THAT THE REV. DR. j. A. H.
WILSON IS PROSECUTING HER.
Mr., Mary Jiles OF No. 2l5 West Seventeenth
St who was arrested on Saturday night by Court
Policeman Connolly of the Jefferson Market squad,
after a chase the roofops was taken before
Justice Voorhis in the jefferson Market Court yes
terday and held in $500 for examination next Fri
day Mrs Jiles says that she Is being prosecuted
by the Rev. J. a. b. Wilson. Of the Eighteenth
Street Methodist Church. who. she says. Is anxious
to get her to go before the Lexow Committee ana
testify that she has paid money 10 captain Doho-
hue. of the West Twentieth-st station Mrs. Jiies
made the following statement In court yesterday;
This is nothing more nor less than persecution
Some time ago Mr. Wilson. from his pulpit. stated
that our house was disorderly. He had no proof
absolutely false? We at once began suit for Slo,-
0Oc That suit is about TO come up for a hearing
in his damage suit We have been renting rooms
for light housekeeping for long time, a., ana nay.
some time ago young man namsi lsona s
himself and wife. We rented him room. and
the next day he moved in With young woman n1h,s
in the house and then went away for "A couple
OF days. When the woman returned ASKED heI
was sick and that shr had been taxing care Of
her They left the house At the end OF the weeK
saving they did not like the negnborhood rms
is the mar who now comes and says We are run
ming disordery house because the woman }hsy was
not married Wilson Is scared. for VIII surely
win our suit. and this il the way h. Is trying 10
holster up his case. lie begged me to say that
had paid money to the police. told him that
never had and that had never seen any one Dut
a ward man who had come to make some inquiry
about the house
The woman then showed letter she said she hah
received from Easton. Md. making certain state
r,cpts about MIR Wilson and Offering proofs Of
their truth.
when Mrs. Jilcs was arrested her husband was
also taken into custody because he helped her when
she tried 10 escape The five children were also
taken and sent TO the rooms OF the Gerry society'
The entire family was In court yesteriay morn
ing Mrs Jllos sat In the back room nursing an
infant in arms. while h.r four other iitt!e ones
O. ,harcd around her. when the case was caied
V,s lilies went before the Justice with her emil
Iren hanging To her skirts. The woman nus
hand was reea Sod but Mrs. Jiles was held IN Sv'
She took the youngest Of her children 20 jan Win
her The others went back to the rooms oil 'he
Gerry society. 1900, ~, .,.,,
Jiles said yesterday that when he and his VIE
were arrested he preparing 10 move. ne
showed a lease which he had JUST signed 10 pea
on, the truth Of HIS assertions; Inc wagon was
IN front OF the house when the pohceneh went
there Mr. Wilson was not In court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

Of never-ending delight to the teachers. who draw
largely on the Agricultural Department for prac-
teal illustrations of their work.
On Mr.. Saunders's SEVENTEEN birthday ne haI
an agreeable surprise from Secretary Rush ana
the heads of the department. AS he was starting
home, he was captured and taken to the basement
Of the main building where magnificent dinner
was spread and his hosts were waiting 10 receive
him. Never before had this Government workshop
seen such a merry affair Gray-headed officials
were like boys in their enthusiasm, and over
whelmed the modest old granger with hurrahs
and good wishes Ii was a veritable tribute TO
the work OF this interesting man. and an evidence
OF the affection In which he Is held by ms col
leagues. The venerable superintendent was much
touched by this tribute and counts II one OF the
most delightful experiences of his whole career
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
NEU IMPRESSIONS or THE SOUTH.
THE REV. MADISON c. PETERss OBSERVATIONS
AGAINST UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE

THE REV MADISON c. PETERss OBSERVATIONS
AGAINST UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE
The Rev. Madison C. Peters. OF the Bloomingdale
Church. Boulevard and West Sixty eighth-st.. in a
prelude to his sermon last evening. said in part:
Having recently spent few weeks in the South.
feel It to be my duty publicly TO admit that had.
until I enlarged my information by personal OBJ
servation entirely erroneous idea OF the south.
and | take this means publicly TO apologize Tor
those uncharitabe thoughts My lectures were on
American lines and my peas for intenser American
ism and more enthusiastic loyalty TO American
IDEAS as laid down by the founders OF our Repub-
lie met everywhere with the heartiest response.
II the tocsin OF should be sounded. a foreign
foe invade shores or an insurrectionary Douy
arise In our midst a million armed to the teeth.
would come from the south ana Rally rouhu the
flag of the Union.
Why the South Is the only truly American part
OF our Nation to-day. The South may yet have to
be called on to the North from her reckless
immigra ton which IL weakening and under.
mining the foundations of our social order. Rebel?
That word must henceforth not be spoken. l be-
lieve that the South to-day grasps the hand or the
North in a fellowship which has In 1t no misgiving
nor deceit The public men OF the South are not as
with us, professional foreigners who have made
pubic office a public steal The Southern men In
pubic Office patrodc and devout. conscientious.
integrity. But you say. they do not believe In
negro domination" Neither do We North. En-
franchlsng all the negroes Immediately after their
emancipation practically one or the greatest
mistakes ever made by any free government In
many counties and States the colored voters are In
government entirely. from the property-owners. and
pace 1t In the hands Of those who. with few ex-
captions, have qualifications to entite them -
. voice In the AFFAIRS OF the government NsosV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
NO PRESIDENT FOR ATCHISON YET AWHILE

Topeka. Kan. Dec. 2-Ex-Governor Iho"as a.
Osborne who Is one OF the Kansas directors OF the
Atchson Topeka and Santa Fe. said yesterday
that there is likelihood OF the election or
president Of the corporation until reorganization
Il effected and the company IL put upon It's Feet
again chairman OF the Board OF directors
NAV be elected at any time. but 1t Is not the
nollcy OF the owners OF the property to select a
president of the company while II remains In the
hands OF receivers. he would only be hgure-
head at best. Mr. Osborne says that there Is
MAN of reorganization in sight and he thinks II
will assume material form within the next TWO
ronths or nj the latest before spring He says
that IL is as everybody ought to know only a
question OF money - A.
fcaiveston Tex Dec AT meeting OF the
directors OF the Gulf Colorado and santa Zee
Railroad Company here yesterday Aldace r,
Walker one OF the receivers Of the Atchison. was
elected president vice Relnhart, resigned. and
Edward King OF New-York. manager or the
Ronrd of Directors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

Chicago Dec. 1.-The advanced rates on hour ana
grain between ST. Paul and Minneapolis ana New
York and Boston and Eastern common points VIII
20 into effect tomorrow. The through rate on
-four and grain between these points WI" ~ "'
vanced To % cents per l0) pounds. Several OF the
co,tr,l traffic and Eastern lines vigorously pro-
testing against this advance In through rates as
they believe that the Western roads should not nave
applied the through rate to common points OUTSIDE
Of New-York but think that the sums OF the local
rates should he changed between the Northwestern
cities and Eastern common points. The Western
roads through the Western Freight Association re-
piled to the protesting Eastern roads YESTERDAY
"a wing that the through rates on hour ana gram
uoulT be advanced tomorrow to Eastern common
points TO % cents per 100 pounds. as named IN the
Western tariffs The Western lines also gave the
Eastern roads TO understand that the Eastern
roads In withdrawing from this through tarln Would
not have easy time In again getting Il lepreseh-
taton on Western freight tarins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
R1TLROID INTERESTS.
CONTRACT To BUILD ~ ROAD sIGNEr

A CONTRACT To BUILD ~ ROAD sl"NED'
Astoria ore Dec. THE signature OF j. Il. Ham
mond Of Missoula. Mont was YESTERDAY a''''ne'
90 n contract 20 build a railroad from Astoria 10
co,,ec, with the Northern Pacific at Goble, ore.
Tho tu,uty-one members OF the Subsidy Committee
affixed their signatures TO the contract winch gives
% Mr. Hammond the magnihcen; land SUBSIDY
TIA, has been subscribed by the citizens ana when
a. yoiued M over 81. p0c0 The contract binds MT
hammond 10 begin work not later than April l.
and thereafter TO spend not less thhn @,v.
NTH un,u the work is finished by october 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
.l3 Years Work.

re sSsr. 1nEI Eosl, 1aSrd
' 3{S,,I G opens s. loaS en-, COM
&C. S,reSi; cq s Beach, be
:9 :s:S ;S -: '?5 s ::s &C. aS s s SIS
&ses No.. Dsss s M So
s sss go $s q. ~ 400 Sss ss2 tse Sss
sd g. is g? sss e Sc ST. 81 e. U.s. 49, 81 49, ts
MsAds am and cndsT:lesye jJNc'ons Nos
"s SUPERIOR Sq' to 2s nf s4mNpar and
superior ccur'oTral rerm.rars II.Betore seaswlek
iCsi III isoi Sis SO i III. ii,a isd
4s 81 s N A1Ss $
MSans Iss b s.
at 1920 a. m; Dorothea E,ckelburs James A ODER
'fss johanna ssS; Fl d.
SS: 1915 zoos lS 1877 1891 ss 'c's soa o' p 81
'c smw w Of Sarah a. pay viii Of John seS
&c Common 90 PsasmEaui'y Term-BefOre BOoksaver. j.
ss sis siss sss s, ilss s a ss
20 1a PEAS l is ne 'f I 'q Ss l:
sm%on to r be SEN 1T0T Part for f
Causes To be sent from Part for trial.
City Court-Specal Torm-Before Van Wyck J.-Motlons
Guy ,oustoTrial Termmpart before EhTch, G. g.
S 81 sss SO - 81 81 i fs 49, '' 81, 10 49,
Nos al ic7i $50 a37 265 2543 53s al m7 Isl
1925 93. ola 1872 1873 a35 70i i0siia 4s4. l02s
1880 4G2 1867 500 81 &c 26 PCS. 72l it6. SOS 1913.
lcoo 1881 1925 81. 5Sl oo6 1917 0i5. 9s7. 1889. oos.
Nos 2ss4. e72 1854 aCl. 1891. 300 10 1855 1853,
500. l>G 1892 1919. I'll 502. $50. 0l? i0sl p5s 3I
o73 l0Ii l094 96s 2256 zoos 2o3 loss 30 2i2s njI
city Court-Tral Term. Fart Before conlan o..
Sid siS 242 2s42 isss 277s i7H 2.i2 25sa 2soi 2iss
2CS2 206 1927 2625 2Gs4. 2le3 2323 :iol. 262
26ls 2T20 Equity cases: Nos. l42. ISL 15s. l59
REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By Truax j.
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. vs.. Hoffman housewife
lam H. Willis
Beiz VS. Duckgerschel-George r. Mott
Valentine Juch cases)-Emanuel Blumenstel
same-Adolph Czkie.
Switzerland and Marine Co. Of Zurich vs.
Matter Of MoKenna-Morris Cohen.
Superior Court.
Ry Freedman, J.
I-Chetta VS.. acknowledgements II. Vanderpocl
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
b. TruaN. !.
Matter Of Republic Fire Insurance Co-Edward Rowell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
,xcpv PACKERS MAKE THREATS.

Omaha. Neb. Dec. Missouri River packers last
riyh, through the association organized here re-
Gently 20 oppose proposed Increased rates East on
backing house products. announced a determina-
lion 10 mako the railroads feel their power before
the matter IL disposed ~ The adNanc" IN PACKING
bousc pro,iucts and live hogs became effective yes
,.rdav notwithstanding he combined protest thht
went up from The packers Of omaha Kansas 'ityi
OF bitterness and all sorts Of threats are heard
against the railroads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

supreme court-Gent raj Term-Before Van Brnn,. r.
" brien and Parker J. J-Court opens at 1870 a. m
Calendar Of enumerated motions called at IL a. m
Supreme court-Chambers- Before Patterson. court
op<ns a. 1870 m. Motion calendar called at III o. III.
supreme Court-specisl Term-paIt abefSre nafr ,a,
~ lss 1877. 1855 1s9. 100 l9l 1872 1893 1914 lso ivo
~ 90, Nos 2sSs 2s@o 2sts 2Sas ,g9 icy ys Iio
isH fact, ,s Nos 1914 1902 Pol 2ss0 is4 2ts Isa
NV 1901. 1902. 14l4. $50. 1891. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
, TRAFFIC ASSOCIATION REoRGANIzED.

Louisville KY Dee. 1.-The members OF the old
New-Orleans Traffic Association. VINO nave pceh
in session here two days In an enor' 10 reorsahIe
-. .-o,,ot,o, adjourned last night. 1t was finally
d.c,ded unanimously to reorganze on the lines or
the cd body. and a meeting was called OF all In
teres,ed lines for New;orleans on december Ia, H.
,rhan o0,cers will be elected and the association
ruI he IN existence again The question OF drayage
rates at New-Orleans was fully and freely dis,
S Ss- S,r,eans meeting. member said last night
raj the rates had been satisfactorily scheduled
and no further trouble from THIS source - expec's@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03
WILSON EAR DRUM COMPANh,
LOUISVILLE. Ky.


domination would mean white damnation =, v,,-.
The Solid South Il broken, and Will preak nore
and more II they are let alone But let the next
Congress agtae Force bill and seifrdeehce e WI, an
so;jdlfy the South again. A suffrage limited 70 an
educational qualification is the only SOLUTION on '.e
negro problem. But illlteracy is not connnea 20
ne So,,th our Northern cities thronged with
Foreigners as imbecl.e in their ignorance ana 9e-
cradeI in their morals were the raboIe noloeyy
that wrecked the republics OF antiquity. UNIVERSAL
suffrage is a menace to free institutions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-03

uazIeton Penn Dec. . (SpeciaD.-The election OF
,ros,don, TO the I.ehigh Coal and Navigation
comnany TO All the vacancy caused by the death
of T. b. Ieisenring is at present exciting much
interest I'm both mining and railway circles The
name of Joseph s. Harris had been mentioned III
connection with the position. but MT Harris
candidacy depended entirely upon the possible ac-
,,or taken by the Reading directors at their
I,ohr,,arv meeting Should this be favorable to
him he would. OF course. renauish his desire to
,Riia,s again with the Navigation Company
firing the last few days the name OF Elmer ii;
avail general manager of the l.ehigh ana
NJ nresidency and 1t IL likel'' that he Will re-,
ceve the appointment II Is known nat ,nS e ,S
TentraI Railroad people also disposed to have
him I'll the vacant cnalr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
gra5iIieu.

Jra Rio Saneiro. M%eloinser fra
&io @rauoe DO Sul iortRler ON ct
npt Neberla9, 8aItilbiita Tropperne
bar liot. Gn @ioelin9 paa 5000 Re'
gjerin9stropper, unoer aOmmanoO al
Sberlt @uatimo5in, Itsote iammen meo
en- Nioelin9 Sprsrere unoer General
5aoeres i @arbeben al Santamia 30
caoemio. Otter en- liolis Scamp bleu
aaItilbiitas9 ropperne ia9et paa 5lugi
meo ct Cab al 300 Sanger.
st Telegram fra 8uenos Npres mer'
oeler, at Sunbbeostilitanoen paa De
purtusiiiife a%rissItlbe Winoelu Os @l'
ioniO be Albuquerque er iaa buarlis,..ut
glrsentinas 8esjerins bar siort arao
paa, at be paa Stibene omborop9s
rsnoe ifal inblasses paa Soipitalet i
2uno eIer osiaa ltal Stibene ~uiieile.
Den guile Sober raier paa besse o9 bar
iOrnariaset mango 3gbSialo. SmbOro
paa Stibene er 9lbmiral oa @ama og
andre brailianIte 5lpstuiuse fra RiO
SaneirO.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
SDnenoe Iargang 20. 81.

Slposub9poelien blep Der famine 3na
allenot EN- Rptteris % Ell 5ObiOltsaibes
ing ira Snoianera9enturet / Darling.
ton. 0a 3roppsrue naaeoe steoet,
par &en enbnu / iulo Gang. Sol.
oaterre tos en- Suauo meb / aampen,
% en- Spio % fire S%nbianere poerli,
sert bleo iflbt. De iibite 8pster tiger,
at Snoianerne iamler fig / fore stntal.
Wult9beoen for en- fort men blooig Sn.
olanestri9 tlluer itertt biItuteret.
& meo Saltonbanoen. st
telegram til Il. g. Waribal Sir /
Guthrie mebbeler. at 9eputp Il. 9.
Warlbal Carr ps bans M9no Man.
bag ltpote iammen meo 8iQ Dalton o.
ell Del MRno al bans 8gperbanoe /
W9rbeoep af Sacreo Seart WtisIion
pao TottawatOmi Reierpationen. Der
noipanot fig en- liulis Stamp paa Gifler
% Geuoluere. Bill Salton % Ell al
bans W9nb, George 2boru, blep
baarot iaareoe, meoens &eIten ilpstebe.
Geputp Maribal Carr fit flere iarli9e
Saar. Oct bar Soubens Seniist meb
bet iprite at plpnore 8anterne i 5ez
cumieb % Gurcel. Dill Galton er ben
alolte AZ be berp9teoe Dalton 9rsore.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

paa Selten for en- Stratuiug ai 40 Ulil
meo Snoianerne lige i Sglene paa fig.
I'll Wttnoe berom FOB 6rso ". 3apis
l Chicago lape en- Statue, iom uiier
Speioeren % Iisen Tibet us be for.
Isl9enoe Snoianere. Stotuen er enonu
/ Scr. 9opis 8eiiooslie.
Dead Shot bar mango 8anoe pRret
0soen n9r, os ban ia9oe Oite, at ban
tnnoe fremuiie flere &uslebuler euo nos
gen anoen Wano / be 5Ureneoe Stater.
San bar sioet Stof til nRiten ale be
SnoianerbiItorier, ium Reo 8untline
bar ~Itrepet. Otter at BABE iorlabt Re.
9~ierin9ens 3jeneite tllbrn9te Dead
Shot nosle faa gtar meo at ipre Snsts
partier til 9erns os Neiu Diericc. Sun
9ao tiot Goipbops Joreltiqin9er / Neip
Yort. Bennett blep fun so aar 9ams
mel, men be 5arer, ban bapbe 9jens
nemsaaet, sjOroe, at ban iaa tpue @ar
alore uo. San efterlnoer Gnte % ct
BARN, en- lioen Yise.
WGrfeligt 6nno. 6or no9le Tiger
lioen n%eobr9nbte Tbpeien Bros. Wss
beletablis cement, $40. SOB 3oie Npe.,
gteiu Yort. 8eb llogropniu9 al @runs
ben ianot Arbeiberne forleoen 3 8uss
Ter, Der Buer inoebOlot en- gIotiite, for
lpnet meo espptiIte Snitriptiuner, % /
boer al &titerne laa Der Ell Wumie.
Gfter Staten5 Sou er bet GoronerS
Yligt at iammeufnloe en- Surp, boloe
5Orbgr. uoiiuoe 3~go8aaria8en pg be
NfoDoes Napue, men bet pil not pploe
BAN Ell Gel Beiu9r, on Mumierne
uoen Spiol l~friper Zig mango 3uiinbe
Iar tilba9e / 9iber.
Sab al Miaioner. Sra Ntbanp
meoceles, at ben SastpnOi9e, iom bar
unoerip9t Stattelilterne, bar iunbet, at
Staten bar tabt $4,000, 900, peb at
Statens ~Gmbebsmano / Here glar bar
nnolaot at opfrape Corporations
Statter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
FRA
Tr. 0romus SsouarD bob.

IT. SFulUH' SequurO Op0. yarls,
2oen April. YrOiesiOr Brotpn'S equarb,
peroensb ersmt iOm 29se ps Tom Cps
finoer al en- 2iuselirir, er ioas ai9aast
ueo 9soen. 3r. Bronns Sequaros
Spoaselie brasie for nOsle aar iibeu
bans S~pbaselie no upsr bele 8erbeu.
San paaitOo, at ban bapoe opbaset
ct Miobel til at iorlanse Msnneifelis
oct uboper ben naturlise @r9nis. Sans
MetbOoe beitOo / Snoiprsitnins / Blo.
bet al en- bis 9pmpbe. NOsle 99ger
ertlareoe 8rpwns Ssquaro for en- BE.
orassr, meoens andre priite bam iom
Menneitebeoens 8elsiGrer. Sasen
blsu l9nse os ~ino9aaenoe bebatteret,
men tiliioit osos ben belt bort. Oct
bite iig, at msbens 2pmp9en bar sapn.
fig / npsle 2ilfRloe, bar ben ltabelis /
andre, % oens Gune til at iorlanse
9ipet bar fun lioen. Oct enoeligs 8fes
iultat berGpsoe Bropn-S sauaro roget
al hans fore anieelie.
Charles y. GoUaro Bromn-S equaro
par isot paa Zen Mtnuritius / 1918.
Sans 5aoer TOR en- Sgtaptein fra 8bi,
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Nc 10 Dor..

Gn aipeo 0elt. 9i8et al Senrp
W. 8ennett, bebre flenot iOm Dead
Shot Scott, blep iioite Marbas besras
net paa ben life SIrtesaaro peo Ybeais
neis / Nprbeoeu al 8aterion. Bennett
par en- al be melt betjeuete 5rontier
Selte. timber arisen siproe ban 9ies
ueIte ipm Speiper Os SpiOu llniOuss
armecn, % / be iel9enoe Iar tjente ban
unber Miles Os Gutter iOm Speiber
uuoer Snoiauertri9ene. Napnet Dead
Shot Scott Dor siuet BAN paa @runo
al hans e%neItnaenoe 9p9tl9beo lom
Sfptte.
8lanot Subiansrne tjeuotes ban iom
"Suioe 9pn". Gu9nns blep ban onls
rinaet / en- 8jerstleit at tpue Snoias
mere. "Spioe 2pn" bar alene, men
han prabte nitten Snoiauere Os tOs
Ben tppenoe tilfan9e. Gn anoen Gang
beirieoe ban en- Generals Gatter, iom
bar blepen tageu tilian8e al Snoia'
uerne. 6an iprts @issn mso fOran iiS
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Galifprni a.

6stuoIigter. Meloinser fra ale
be oi9tisite tornprooucereuoe Counties
/ Staten uiier, at ~lloiisterne er iibmars
teoe for Spebe % Sps / ale be nuros
lige Counties, unota9en en- Del al GO
iten peit for San Spaauiu 5looen. 8
be ipolise Counties bar &esnmanselen
anrettet nle9en Staoe. S De reiterenoe
Counties trGnses &esn, mel hiotil er
Der in9en Staoe anrettet. He9nbp9er
fan oentes / Mannebens Ssh. Suis
Der life inotr9fier uiorubiete Sili9loe
fpr Soften, bill uobpttet al Sueoe blipe
riselist % fulot op til Miooeltal. llbs
bpttet at 9ps pil life blipe mere enb
Wiboeltal, maaffe minbre.
Weloinser fra be frugtaplenoe g9ne
taller ON ct enorrnt llobptte al aae
Slass Sruster, itisnt Sroiten paa ct
Bar Steoer bar b~eitabiset Nprifoier %
SerItener. Gu meset flor SsIt af 81.
troner bliuer for 2iben inobpitet / ben
ipollse Del al Staten, Os fore npe
Str9fninser tilplauteS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
isis Min.

Saloonerne | Sibfoib bar iOrrise
Ssnoas lutfebe for fprite Sang / gpens
Siitorie. Mappr Geleri6s Srbre ON
Sperboloelie af Spnbasslouen traabte
fra ben Dag / &rait. ollie Spilebuie
bar pgiaa luffeoe. Salopnp9rterne
trller meo til @ien8jalo at itanoie en-
Del Spnouasarbeioe, buis Waporens
Srbre life tilba9etalbes.
ganfen aabner. 8anten i @aibs
burn, iom llftebe ben ste SUM I. 81,
aabneoe paanp iioite Manoas. Oct
inbre al 8anfen bar betoreret meo
Ylpmlter, os ct Muiittorps ipiaebe.
Der blep / 9agens Sob inoituot betp.
oelis Ilere Yen9e, cub Der blep taset no.
@rGnotc YoIten. Sans Sleion,
Ioitmeiter i Sberioan, 8aupaca &c.,
er blepen inbfalot ior De 5Oreueoe Stas
ter8 Get, anfla3et for at bape pbela9t
Yoltiaser. San bauoe brGnot en- Del
SariapariIa GirtulGrer. Sau itilebe
en- &autipn pna $500. Sleion iremiss
rer lom l%lnolfplonin9 llfienoitab til
9eitemmelierne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
2ebesW hummer 1920

laoelpbia, Der ~iener. llos iia nco paa
Den os eiitebe fig meo en- Dame uso
Waun Sequaro. o. oeres Ssu nntoa
begse 5o~raloreuss Rauus. Gitsrat
babe inaet n Del l%luosroisnlug pna
Wanrttlus, oilutteoe ban fine Stuoier
| Yarls, boor ban / 1916 mootol Dol
tor9raoen, San III mart EN- iremra'
9enoe Sitting / 9a9eOiosuitoben pa
8rnno az fine Opoaseller paa Blooets
os NerueiDltemets Smraaber. o. ilere
uomrrtelier tiloeltss BAN. Ora 1864
-6S bar ban uouGunt til BrOiesior /
Nerpe'pitemetS Bntboto9i % 5plioloat.
oeo Snrunro lluiusrIitei, bporsiter ban
uenote tilbage til 5ran,rige og opertoa
en- Blnos Deb 999eitOleu / Bari8. 9
1873 Tom ban TT WcU Oort % neoiatte
li9 ION GR9e, men 5 aar ienere oenote
ban tilba9e for of ooertage en- Brofes
iorpolt peo bet frantic 9%Gseinititut.
Dan uogap- mango u~nroifutoe Bigger.
San betra8teoe fig ieto for IN ameri'
taner, % bar itolt al i'm Jaoers 5soe'
lamb.
Stort tDif Gaan. Baris, 2ber
Nprll. Der 9unr RB9ter ON, at 9pit'
Lamb pil opta9e ct 2nan pnn 100000,
900 Mart, builfe Ben9e Ital aupeuoes
III @rtrauo9liter for S9rsn os 5Iaa'
ben.
NDt gombeattcutat. Baris, 4oe
Npril. Gu BombeerploIiou iuotrni
Wor9es. Bombeu bar nubrngt / Yir'
ouestarmen pua Reitaurunt 5ODat. lige'
ooerior Sennttammcret. Deb GrplO'
lionen blep 8lnouerne / R~eitnuranten
% &c omli9Benoe 8pgninser ipr4uot,
IRE Eerloner bleo baarot tpGiteoe o.
Here andre ft minore BeItaoiaelier. 70
mlstrnteli9e Berioner bleu arreitereoe
al YOlItiet, Tom ltrar tom tiliteoe, men
ma peo enonu life, on man bar iaaei
tat | @ierniu9smauben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
(Npn g(rneu" ND. 80
'.,ob,r: ct Sittsbarns Siitorie. -S9o'
.Ngf Staoe bli'r man flog.
SnbIanOet.
q ~ a.
Games ,. Nsomans.

zuutor Sames ,. Osomans. Ses
Ior Z. 3. geomans ira Slour G,tp,
/, ;nrleoen blep uonRpnt til Inter-
\. Commerce Commissioner, blep
N Gattaran9us Gountp, Neip gorf,
\ 48 gar iioen. San bar npot en-
4 opNragelie, cs fom / ell Nloer al
Var ino / Sernbanens 2jeneite.
l. grsmier, aonbuttsr % ale mel'
@ruOer iuans ban fig liot
m lit up til Stiain9en ipm Snpers
FrSert. 8 Hcre Nar bar ban iaales
ia SUPERINTENDENT for Buffalo, Neiu
frt & Ybllaoelpbia Sernbaneielltas
A 8 1870 blep ban @teolcm al
characterization : Sirmaet 9rasie,
& geOmans, iom bpsseoe mango
krrbanclinjer / Wtibi9an. s 1889
4 hn iii 5iOur Gitp for at isre per-
EGat 9ilipn meo fine @ieuoomme.
kn ir ell iulotro 9emotrat % en- pers
tGg % p~ulitiit Gen al Yreiioent Gle
Ears % @encralpcitmciter Slsiea.