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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-23

Rev. R. H. Rivers, d. D., one of the most
prominent Methodist ministers in the South,
died at Louisville, on Thursday, aged so years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-23

The per diem and mileage of the Commits
sioners last year was S627.s5. This year the
Commissioners had TO look after the repairing
and rebuilding of number of bridges, owing
to heavy floods, which made their salaries
larger than they otherwise would have been.
The state tax is 173 cents on the 500 and
the county levy was fixed at AZ cents on the
500. These are the same rates that have
prevailed for number of years, and Carroll's
rate is still the lowest in the state. The dis
trict rates for roads have been changed.
Six districts have the same levy; there has
been decrease in four districts and increases
in two. A comparison of district leyies for
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birthday Party.

The handsome country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Wagner, near Wakefield, was
the scene of very jolly birthday party re-
Gently. ia honor Of the birthday of their son,
A. Weaver Wagner. Various games were
nlayed on the lawn until quite late hour,
when the guests were invited to the dining
room, where ice cream, cake, fruit, ETC., were
s ssrved in abundance and very pleasant
evsninQ was enjoyed by all. Those present
were W. and Mrs. Samuel Wagner, Nisses
Fanny s. Helwig: Alice Cromer, Annie 3.
y Wagner I Laura + Myerly, Mollie Wagner,
Fanny Troutfellsr, EmEs i. Wagner, Maud
l.. Wagner, Messrs. John L. Lightner. Chas.
Fl. Wagner, Harry Myers. P. c, Wagner, c.
Edwin Helwig, Charles Brown, Harry Hea-
son. Jonas NJ. Wagner, Paul Boyer, Oscar
Blaek. Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. ]. Kaufman and
Miss Lizzie NJ. Benner, Of Windsor Heights;
4 4. Haines, Unionville; Steve. Pickles and
Harry Carpenter, Of Wilmington, Del; Miss
Ida L. Presnn, John p kaufman. Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. W. Berg, of Baltimore.
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~ IDeaths inserted free. Obituaries and Personal
Examinations cents perline.
a All correspondence with this office should be
1essed TO THE ADVOCATE"
entered at the Post ONCE, Westminster. Maryland
=. second Glass Matter.
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GEO. L. sTocKsDALE,

Attorney at Law and Solicitor in
Chancery.
B4 Special and prompt attention given to
collections and settlement of estates.
Office on Court street, near Main, in AL
baugh building, Westminster, Md. aul3tf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-23

Earned runs-City College IL, Western
Maryland 10. Two-base hits-Owings 3,
Bonney, Keech, Watson. Three base hit
Swaine. Home run-Anders. Base on bslls-
by Sellman l, by Wells 3. Struck out-By
Wells 4, by Swaine 8. Left on bases-City
College 10, Western Maryland College A.
Double play NJ. Whitehurst. Umpire
Grouse. Time-Two honrs ane Is minutes.
On Monday the Western Maryland boys
cleaned up Manager Wickert's Orioles. The
Westminster club the college boys wiped
up the earth with several weeks ago. The
game was one sided, but was interesting.
The college team never scored more than .
in any one inning and were blanked in three.
The Orioles scored all of their three runs in
the eighth inning. The college team did not
have their star-twirler in the box, except in
the last inning, and he signaiized his appear
ance by striking out the first two batters.
Hayes, for TIE home team, pitched well, and
but for reckless base running the score would
have been closer. Score by innings:
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close Of s.. John.s paroonial scnool.

The parochial school of st. Johns Roman
Catholic Church, Westminster, taught by the
Misses Mccall, closed on Tuesday night with
an entertainment, when the following pro-
gram was given:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-06-23
Outdoor sports.


The Western Maryland College Club closed
its college championship season on Saturday
last by giving the Baltimore City College club
a drubbing. The score was 16 to II. in
ten inning contest. Selman, who started to
pitch for the Western Md. College club, was
wild, and was succeeded after the third inu
ing by S. Wells Nine Of the Baltimore club
sixteen runs were made in the first three
innings. Both clubs had on their batting
clothes, and each had a lot of errors on hand
which were let loose, as the season was about
to close. Following is the score by innings:
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Choral Society, IL males and l6 females, on
the occasion, and the society sang with power
and beautiful effect the Bridal Chorus. at the
opening of parl second of the program. The
balance of the program was made up of vocal
and piano music, ARd the whole entertain
ment was credit to the college and pleasing
to the large audience. The program follows !:
PART l.
DoniZeti, Overture. (Two Pianos .Stradela
Misses Shriver Earhart, Davis and Gunkel.
David. Contralto Solo,. de Brazil
Miss J. Pauline Barnes.
ahnt-SheIS DalSe MacaDre
Misses Lewis and Hestake.
Swabian Folk Song Quartette Dorothy
Misses Herr, Murchison. Gunkel and Barnes.
in fiat
Miss Ethel B. Murchison.
PART H.
tOWen, Brlual Gn0ruS. Rose Maiden
The Choral Society.
Gounod Waltz
Miss Westake.
SaintSaens. Cantabile II Dalila
Miss Lewis.
Misses Mnrchison. Dodd, Kemp and Smith.
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VhnrsdaV cOmmnncpmenL eXprclSeS DrODer
.v'lnS"Se r'S" eN N PP
were helu. a large auulence was present. anu
on the platform were President Lewis and
Facnltv' a nnmbar of trustees and visiting
1I-.-y, : 1870" iNi ~ IL -
clersyheh, the graduates anu the clorai
sOClcll+ lut cAcTClScs hcEC Opcutd ny
march NV the ColleOe Orchestra and prayer
= n :.
by hev: }. ID. hlnser, ana lnterspersed IN
the nrooram was instrumental music "A solo,
1sO Mo Earnando ,, l,y M;sO Jann;a Panline
w. "io reEhahuo' Wy MISS "e,ii'io ''ii'iis
Barnes, the only graduate IN voe8l music, ana
chOruses nv the Choral Society," The gradu-
.,tas end tLa;r tban,as Co.. ora,;ons and ESSAYS
were as follows:
salntatorv Grafton. Tho Mobility of Service
Edward C. Goodwin, Fort Leavenworth Kan.
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The class day exercises of the graduating
class took place Wednesday morning, and
were unusually interesting. The class ap.
peared upon the stage in character costume
The proceedings we're: Address, President
W. q. Baker; reading Of minutes, Secretary
+. T. Kane; report OF Treasurer VIM. d.
Collins; class history, A. j. Long; class
prophecy, Miss j. Pauline Barnes. Honors
were distributed, the class annals presented
to the faculty, and the class shield was nm.
yelled.
In the afternoon the Alumni Association
Of the college held its annual business meet.
ing. An interesting address was delivered
by the retiring president, Prof. James A.
Diiienbaugh. In consequence of the death
Of Miss LottIe Owings, principal of Levine
Hall, and member of the faculty, the annual
reception OF the association was omitted.
Officers for the ensuing year were elected, as
follows: President, Prof. II. G. Watson, OF
the college; vice presidents, +. +. Grouse, of
Westminster; Alonzo l.. Miles, Of Princess
Anne; Mrs. Martha Smith Fenby, of Bati-
more; secretary, Miss Mollie Shriver, Of
Westminster; treasurer, Prof. W r. Nc
Daniel, Of the college; alumni editor, l.. A.
Pollitt, of Fort Gibson, Miss.
At night the annual concert took place.
This event is always looked forward to with
happy anticipations, for they are always Of a
high character and very entertaining. Since
last commencement the musical talent among
the students has been greatly developed and
widened. A glee club, guitar and banjo
club and an orchestrs have been organized.
The glee club equals the best Of college
singers, and the other organizations show
good progress for the first year. 1t was ex-
pecfed that all of these would have appeared
at the concert on Wednesday evening and
there was little bit of disappointment among
many. The glee club was merged into the
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StaOt Baltimore.

pic rWtObelar6titerz Il nj o Il
9tr. 6" bielt gcitern 2lbcnO unter 9Oriie
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arbcitersllnion uou 2lmerlfa" uubm Otc
Union" Die domination ciner Staot
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9ci9dfte GrlcOigung iunoen unO Ser.
taqung ctntrut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-21
So. GongreS.

9SG btn9tpn, 10. 2lpril.- 9lu6
bcute uurOcn i'm y all E 9cle9cntlid
Der GrWdgung Der OipIomuliiAcn unO
&Onlular YcrmiuigupgsbQ Scrgleidc
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fam beiOnberS 0uT5 Sapct, uuo brei
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geiiene GelhIhte wlCOer aufgcwGrmt.
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Der l6itimmung ii6cr BEN 2lntra9 Gans
mons (9fep.), oaS Sal6r os6 Ecgas
tious lctrctGr5 in NteritO, wie pur9eics
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uno es trat Ycrtagung bis mOrgcn EN-
3m Senat btlOete Die rGorcDs s2lrz
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fer erfl6rte. oaB, fails man cS ablcbncn
pilrOe, Ben Ecutcn ju 9ctatten, tbrc
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&itel ramcrtfaniide5 9au5 Ser 2OrO6"
crwcrbcn wijroe.
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auf einen b0iliheu Gmpfung, ME Der
YrGii0ent bcr Ser. Staaten. Der 8es
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grcB 9lbgcOroncten GnOA5 uOn Sbio
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Scr 53. SDuarcR.

9&aibingtOu, 20. 2lpril.-Sur;
nud GrOfinuug Ser beutlgsn Scnat5.
Sisung nabm Senator OicFberlon bon
9temz5cricD &eranIaiiuHg. li1 eutl6icz
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ridtct moroen lei.
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uon ben Scn0tOren Galltser (9icp. },
WtcOlillen (9tcp.) uno 9olpb (9lep. }.
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0crrn peritieg iif ScnatOr AOrid)
(9fep.) gu Der Sebauptung. Su5 &Olt
babe Oie Geiultatc Der &aBl BON 1892
ber;lid iatt.
9ur6 einen encrgil6cn BrotcIt Sei.
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ScidluB Peiier's su 0uTIteu scr s orcp.
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Der SeuatOr erflGrtc, Die gcitrige 9}cOt
0e6 populllul0cn senators Nuen oon
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-21
SEQ ruo Scrocrben brinecuoc
GIeftrisitat.
sie petIanaI itef cpfer.

SbiGaOelp Dia, Pa., 20. 2lpril.
- @GbrenO 4ngeltcIIte Der y Seu=Gele
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llbr an Der Gde Der @OrclitraBe uno
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Ssiinnuns ui9t pieDer.
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Surcu'e 0tr,uee.

William3port, W NiO., 10. Gpril.
Die r6lOtte" OcS ,9omirals GoreD"
fam beutc &Ormittag s llbr hier all unO
Die u2lrmcc" itlug in Der 9dcScrung
5ull6en Dem &anal uno Dem HOtOmacz
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bonn man bate elnen lOlenncn Gnl>
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mn Die nTrteoen8. .Irmcc" aus Der StaOt
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truten fir ieine 9lrmee ;u fan9eu.
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SOrialag 9eua6t, $4,000 fir bic
Scrbelierung Oer ganOlruBcu im 0i>
ltritt Columbia su bcptlligcn unO Die
OiitglicOcr Ser y@urcpz2lrmee" nu9 III
rer 2lntuuft III 2Baibiugton Suun95.
mciie nit 0em StraBcnbau 81 bctruucn.
81 gluubt, 90rantircu SIT tOuncu, OaB
feine $500 BON Der &eriuiuigung ausgez
9eben mIir0cu.
SpOfaue, &uibu 19. 2lpril. -
Die bieii9e 2lbtbctluug Der rGoycgz
2lrmee" lit 9eitrrn 0ui Die OOppcItc 2lnz
SAIL un9cwahicn. Die 8unoc erflart,
raB, fau5 ole Giir9crihait njdt Oa5 sur
GiicnbabubefOrOerung nOtbwenOigcolclO
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6radt;u9 tributpilid]tig MAIDEN min
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ais tauienO 9lrbciter nm oa5 Banner
Der ninouitrieucn 2lrmec" 9cIhaart.
Die Staot bat Bis jest fir oie &crpfles
gun9 geiOr9t, mOdtc bic 9eieuidait
aber bolO los lcln.
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Gus OCT 9nnocsDauptTaot.
&nrf Chr gfemtcrifn,r.

9SoibtEgton, 20. 2tpril.-Gon.
greBobgeOrOneter SuauB (H.z3.) bat
cine >tlu ouagearbeItct, weldc uon Ter
Oic6r;ubl Der Scnotoren uuo 9itprdz
ientantcH icocniauS, ucnu picIlcidt audi
nidt 0ncntlid], 10 bod in StiQen qut>
geheiBen merOcn OUrftc. GurA Die YtQ
lpirO es 2lpplitontcn nm 8uuoc5itcQeu
i'm GipiI0lcnit ucrbOtcn, periOnliA BET
ibren reip. 8crtrctcrn i'll GOn9rcB mn
llutcritiguus lbrcr Hpqlitatlon oocr
Gmpfcblung uad5uiuden. 0cS 9&cis
tcren iOQcn uad) Annabme Der SlQ
Scnatorcn uno 9feprdirutautcn Die
ibnen uou GOultitucuten iugebcnben
idriitlihcu 9lppIlfatiOncn nit Den mo-
tblgcn 9noOiIcmcut5 pcricbcn, 6cm ;uz
itduoiqeu Department juididcn, inter
teincn llmltdnocn Gbcr pcri0nll1 ii11 III
@unitcn oe8 Ginen oocr 9lnocren IN oeu
Qcpartcmcnt5 pcrUen0en. User nG6
Dem @eieee in s3utunft cinen 9icpraz
ieutuntcn periOnltd belaitegt, OcIien 9Jpz
plitatiOu iOu nidt beriifi9tigt mcrbcn.
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N1fhr fnirH herrfd1cif .

Otilwaufee, Nisc., 10. 9(pril.-
Der 45rGiiOent Der Wtllmuufee'r Stru:
Benbobn Gjeiculd)afl" bat beihlOneu
Die yObue Scr En9citeQten nidt ju reOu.
sireu, uno Der bcfiirdtcte 2lusltunO I'm.
ttrbicibt tufolgc 9e0eu.
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tnmerlidl u. at.FerLtdl ~ acpraud,et..

9,i'm Gtbrarde ron Isat,Hcr sur EcIeitisuug
ron StmepcH loIlttn iuIr iDIde ptrmsiosa, luel6e
Dem Sptem SnooeH sGiutsE. Epuu, DloTppJH,
GAioroloTm, AsthcI, GoyGl1 NIB @bIorGl iiIita
Sdmer8eH ourd &rrEIjtuRB o-s Gmvinouu9su,rmSs
gems, Der Bauent rerIcrt oO5 Giciubl. Dies ut elm
ho6r 5errorcnocS StJIIhrcE; IS uerHunt DIE Sumps
tome, orduat itt mrud, inudti, ftatt oas gcletu
bU hcbtH, DtG9en, EtcT MO Grolrme uHO tootet bst
ldHser touscittter &HUcHSuEl bic yterucn uRo rUii
ortiIhe oocr Gl9cmeine ydLmuul buUor.
Sur AHmerouHI hteicr uHUtsIca Yilttcl llsat fctae
Hotlpcnogit1t Dor. UeHH tIE h1cy UtTttHbts DIItI,
mle HGom9h'e RehoH RetIei ben pstnlS,HohcH
Gdmtrl rGitsr itllt ohne otc gtrlH1tc @cfa6T tsIm
9l1oc ODER SrluGteEeH NIT I'D 81 tIIugtH.
@s t5Ut oeE ioltTHeicT SbmsrSen ougtHblI11
giEadt, ltnOert GEt5UEoung uEo bsilt 5lUtauoraus,
icl e nan Der SuHsc Gem giGstH, ben SIHgeUtibsI
ooer aHecreH &TultH oocy SChsimhLutcH.
Sci &eJreHiuUaeu, 9rautdfeu, Rm6enmeb,
SrunS cotr Scttcni6lmericu, q op itUeO, s3abuz
idImeraeu ooer tracIe IUSfdIcu anScteu G aia cts
Scu UIrieH elm paar aHUCEburg,H rUtc bUrd 3GubeE
UHo peruriaheH iotortl1cs Guihortn bcS Sdlmrryt5-
gs ubeurIiit ale OEbsrtE Ud,icl blrb bic rpuH0eIs
bare thm IHRcTobreHoe DtOdt or SsiUHs peH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-21

uno Der bette 6reuub, Ger Sie ME I'LL
Stide lGBt, 1T Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (eas rOtbe 2)-Du8 1T, mas
Gle bel Grtudbuuus btcier uOr3i9lifcn
2sbsr. .Webi5in O,rusBmeu, unO yiemanb
iOQte iid ibsrreOen ta6en, bGB irScnb
etwus anberes ebeuiO gut lit.
Gr 1T Der ROnig oIcr 2eOerz0ftOisis
uen; sr lit b.iier, ME %ilen, uuO Otrtritt
Die Steae BON @binin unO &ulOu1eI.
Sr uirtt 6treft auf bic 2eber, 9tlercn
unb GtuseweiOe unO er3eust i'm san3en
Spitem nsuc6 2ebcn. Dies 1T bic 0fes
Oi;in, bic Gle wanidsn. Bon alien
apOthetern uerfauft-in fliiiiaer 6Orm
Ober als Bulusr, um lie trOfen einjunsbs
men oOer um Sb.s barau0 81 MAIDEN.
RT SeOeS 8afct-5a
hat ben SsStempe! in Both aui Der gerpa6ans.
5. s.. 3eiltn & Coupe
philadelphia, go-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-21

lau6en, um Oie 8auern in StanO ;n
iceen, Nie grnOte 5citig cinsubcjmien,
Die rHiiiide 9(c9icrung iou audi Nun
81 Iparen beidlOiicn babcn uuO mill
iebr penlQe Wlan0pcr abhalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-21

= 9r 5nqucit, welder ben1 9ranbe
6es y0uutOiOuz1 beaters" in Otilwau>
Fee fOl9te, bel mcldem mebrere 6eusr>
webrleute ibr geben einbiiBten, III bes
enoet unS 9tiemunO ilr bas unslif
pcrantm ortlid gcma6t moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-21
GrpIpHon.

SuIliu q II, SnO., 20. 9lprif.-Sn
Sem Ofaterialwauren'%aocn pon 0toOrc
& gSlntermOoo, crplO0irte beutc Gin SAP
EuIuec, oapurd, baB Elm 'brenneuoe5
Strcidbol5 in caIleIbe fiel. Sc9s IN
Dem yaOcn 6eiinolide Bcrionen wurOen
mcbr ODer nIinOer i6mer pcrlcet unO
OaS 9ebaube nabesu gduSlid seritOrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-04-21
0Senr Sie

tr8enSUelGJe sSaaren, sIeiG, oen
ttticri8em, iebem, ipeldIc Sic far
tpctiiger @clo, ais Die ltuieri9cn,
fattfen fonnen, tonmcn sic surii6
1tno boIeu sic fid1 Sbr 0clo.
gSenn Ste auoern6rts iraeno
tueIdIe gSaarcn icbcu, wcld)e Sbncn
beHer gcfalen, ais Die 1tnieriae,t,
fomtmem sic surii6 uno bpIem sic
lid sSbr Gelo.
Siaat 9ambnrser g. SObne,
Ir. 1872 SH=Saltimure=s ctr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

tsncnoe ARppel JON "New Home" 6pnoluueh mo 3aeJnie al ade btnnes gpG OF
uoehieHe nf ale "beus oou8e G9miab r. Ser ct til gRafrGs gooe Gantabr teri
mango uW t5Orbeornger iom ngDpenoi9us mad gire om III en- Iafme al tgte q asta
en- Of be hprTe 3oroes, pa JON g taet ehr New Home" Mafuep r oen at ben
Ngnr ct Positive Feed, ibt Der life btbeues nWeu 6Gr eAer ~ ing for at fa0 NadtIa
til at mbebe. On onMu bee8 TWbeoruHJ ION mart oil bhUc padtBHnt al GHbur
JONI benpher eDuorHeJ err afeed, Der r taahbcS To- nruert a ben fan bGOes Oa iruh5
Deb S9p at Ell Gmpd Suortntna uoeH at TONNE Ser0rdic mao the feed dog Sc
|8amle Wnaoe at p9uere 6eune Stss gRafrm pdL po SiGlp al Stner ion. fanto0;
the feed dog iii the feed bar; bar aHuo meofgrt Sanfat8bber tt oeriom bet te bp
fueaget mb Geagtgb6, pHbe the feed dog nm ramme 6or Cuer Bagfbcu at NaGc
phben eMr oGna Uue the feed bhe uIGpn
Ser g brst meaen Smbu ub &oufrmIOueH of% Su5oeuHenT Og fun g&atenaie al
tebne Shss e beuen nnveuot 8onnnutdoueu e fmpeL % StpthrHe r fa o9 OH,
tpsaeiet turG5Roe % ait eone &pahtet; Natnen obeoer ocfor let oa HGfsn I9oDh
NaaleboucH er rmo, leo Ge9nNtor'Gert adjustable beadng0 pallet nso 5L
bouft gr mere eo aminOeug guobmbeo, % bUowo Naolebautn buper itauO I'll
tGnseve 9Th at arbcbe uOuG Ollie uocn at Itsa @dr Stunn 8ar fmV Gaaku o
nRnHem 9sHen m OuerraaoeR flap bpuht 0BE at ben aloug Ian brGiRs RaftaG
TRADER fig fp babe ureU 30 nr 3raao, Us arbtor auOnatf uoen Smigu til lat
euer ipRrt grbrOe
"susunusn" bruser OObbet 9uao Os IoUr lock stitch. Gen sUe 1raO fns Zig
ira Spohn ueu att raos spuuem ct eG Here 6uaeG for Den unar gaaeuet Gtmra
raber fig fIu; ben Tan traces iMsfe og eet ct ioghan NaateH CT sefseting % fan
aniaa lille iGtp8 rhnsha
8o bpat Citing traHe5 be9se 8rGaOs ih iluuen % uis5i atoteH al 9BRt CO
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
.
GpddamrrsuHsb. sOrteosn Otter.

6ptIefamrlenfsb. Sortebsn Otter.
miboag tom Irins gbriitinn rioenbs
paa Gpcle ao g~iterissooe ub imob
Glterbro 8isbenbar.i. E9t peo 1roeu
Tom en- an IL Gpeliit / iuIb Sart imob
bam. WoO ale Resler breieoe benns
i'm Gpcle til penitre for at fisre uben
ON 8rinien. Der iamtibig breieoe til
bstre, iaalebes iOm Reslementet pad
bpoer bet. 5slselis tsrnebe be to Wu'
finer iammen os palteoe besse. Brins
Gbriiiian fiji fin Sob ino / Gpclens
Sjul ps maatte al en- tililenoe 8olitis
betlent bi9ipes pp. Sans lluliorm par
tilislet % Gpclen poelast, men oilers
par ban titipnelaoenbe life tOmmen Nos
get iii. Setjenten pilbs nOtere ben oft.
for bsfise Gpclilt, men Yrinien bao
BAN labe lom Snsentius ps rolis sipe
Manoen Sop til at tjBr..