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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

THE Chaffey Bros, who founded the
Ontario colony in San Bcrnardino county.
have just succeeded in obtaining a gov
eminent permit for brandy distillery
at Mildura. on the Murray river, from
the Victorian parliament. Considering
that the establishment of such a bust.
ness WAS likely to give employment to
colonists and also to keep in the country
good deal of money that now goes to
England and France for brandy, we are
at loss to account for the big fight in
parliament over the concession,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

THE recent divorce proceedings mutt
tuted by the wife of the Scotch novelist,
David Christie Murray, have thrown
some new light upon the evanescencs of
literary fame. Ten years ago Murray
was in receipt of about SIS, 900 year
from the royalties on hia writings. In
1883 he went out to Australia and
achieved considerable success as a Ice
turer. In 1890 he got stage struck and
made a theatrical venture in New Zea-
land as Rob Roy" in Soott's play OF
that name. He made a dead failure of
the red McGregor and. instead OF being
met with applause and cheers, the en-
cores received were decidedly legumi-
nous in character. He has been going
down gradually since then until, in the
suit above refsrred to, the other day, an
order was made by the court that he pay
thirty shillings a week as alimony
during the tendency Of the suit. Muir
ray swore that his income was now less
than e7 per week.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by. more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive; efiectnaily cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale By all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but il is man
afactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs.
and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

THE statistics OF the interstate COM
there were 2727 people killed and 81, 729
injured in the employ of railway COM
panies. OF these GA were killed by
falls, 247 by collisions and 1853 by derail-
ments. One man out OF every 500 was
killed, and one man out Of every % in.
jured. either temporarily or fatally. II
an army of 100000 men went into bat
tie and came out with a lous of $40
killed and 10000 wounded, it would be
called sanguinary encounter. but that
is just the proportion OF deaths and in.
juries in the railro service last year.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

GENERAL A. L. WARNER asks a very
strong and pertinent conund:um when
he "wants to know, you know"
whether the 5000 1000 OF people in
Great Britain shall be permitted to say
whether 100000 of people in the
United States shall have bimstsllism or
not. There was one English bmetallist
ct the BRUSSELS conference who was
really honest and sincere in all his ut
terancea on that occasion. We refer to
Cir William Wordsworth, who proposed
that all such nations as believed in BIZ
netallism should put it int force ct
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22
Mr.. aoRMAs's threat that the country

Mr.. GoRMAN's threat that the country
could take its choice between the Nc
Kinley bill and the amended Wilson
bill as it came from the senate" will
have the effect of retiring the Machiavelli
OF Maryland to private life before he
knows it. Delaware went Republican
in 1883 to get rid of the Bayard family.
and the state which is her next door
neighbor will not be Glow in following
her example and shelving "the little
Jesuit of Laurel' so high that he will
never come down again.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

SECOND GAME,
A New and Attractive Studio,

! Robert S. Ewing, the we'll known
artist, has established his studio-which
he has fitted up very tastefully-at
242l3 South Broadway, near the city
hall, and now that he has determined to
make this desirable location permanent,
we predict for him successful career.
financially as we'll as professionally. Mr.,
Ewing has been conscientious devotee
and student OF art for many years, hav-
ing given his whole life to this pursuit.
and his ability as an artist is OF the
highest type, and as q teacher of art is
universally acknowledged wherever he
ie known, and would not be successfully
disputed. We nave picture, the prod.
uct of his brush, which is undoubtedly
masterpiece and above money consid-
GRAFTON, and we do not hesitate to rec
ommend M. Ewing as an artist of high
attain menta,
We learn that he Is now ready to re-
teaches oil branches, ana Delng uesIrous
of increasing and extending the ''art
idea" in Los Angeles, he will makes his
prices lower than he has ever before Of
fered, in order to enlist the interest
and cooperation OF q greater number of
persons. Mr.. living receives commits
sions tor portraits in oil, water colors,
pastel, sepia and crayon, and finishes
the same in an artistic and irst-elass
style. His water colora and miniatures
on ivory are gems of beauty and worth,
and cannot be excelled in this or any
other country. In his water color work
he confines himself to pure aquarell.
Anyone leaving an order with HIM will
not be disappointed in having their
highest expectations realized. Mr..
Ewing does not have agents, canvassers
or hucksters out soliciting orders or
selling mis- productions, but confines his
bueiness to a legitimate and reliable
channel. Visit his studio and leave your
order with him.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

WoMAN's rights got another Archi.
medean boost, the other day, when Miss
Alice Johnstone of Nuneham college,
Oxford, took the highest honors in the
competition for the mathematical tripos,
which virtually promotes the young
lady to the dignity of senior wrangler.
The young Lord Tomnoddys and Duke
Dumfudgins who were defeated by Miss
.Johnstone will rise to timely appreci-
alton of that ancient adage that "the
gray mare is the better horee."
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

once; and that those nations which did
not believe In It could receive silver
bullion on deposit and issue certificates
for it, payable in the same number of
ounces as were received on deposit.
Henry Cabot Lodge and Tom Reed are
more virulent in their foundations OF
England on the silver question, but
Houldsworth's view OF the case strikes
us as being the one most conservative
and therefore the best one for oil con.
eernet
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

The went of competing lines of rail-
way into this state was never go badly
felt as during the recent strike. 1t lie not
likely that, had there been several
roads, all of them would have refused to
60 wishout Pullman cars. The one that
refused to haul them would have soon
enjoyed q monopoly of the traffic, and
the ogre's stuffy bunka and their bread
and-butter would soon have been side
tracked on all the lines. ss
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

AMERICAN canned fruits lead the
world. and the quality should never be
suffered to deteriorste. Comparing the
California apricots with those brought
there from Australia. the Simla. India,
Advocate says: "The colonial fruit was
larger and evidently the better in it's
raw state, but the California fruit WAS
put up with heavier syrap and there
fore had more of its original flavor"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

Following is the programme for the
concert at Westleke park this afternoon
at 2 80 o'clock by the Los Angeles Thea
ter military band, Geo. Cam, director:
Apollo March, Theo Moses
Overature, Martha, Flotow.
Gems from comic operas, Red Huhsar, Paul
Jones and Poor Jonathan, Thee. Moses.
Brass Quartetts, Whom God Doth Favor Show,
Mendelssohn.
Gavot.e, First Heart Throbs, R. Filenberg.
lntermissiou.
Funeral March OF Marionet, comic, Ch
Gounoi,
strauss Lullaby solo for tuba, Martin Knoll.
Watt, Month OF Mey, Fred Luscomb.
FIN plcity, Characteristic piece, Theo. Moses.
Gallop Avalanche, Dalbey.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mali subscribers
70 the Daily Herald will be promptly discon
t1nued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance
!. r. Fisher. newspaper advertising agent,
n Merchsnts' Exchange San Francisco, is an
authorized agent This paper is kept on file in
Sole Eastern Advertising Agent s. P. Palmer,
Rhtnelander Building New York.
The Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand. San Francisco, for sc. copy.
No contributions returned.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

They are having quite a row in the
South African republic over a new en-
actment which disiranchises all persons
born in the Transvasl whose parents
were aliens and never naturalized. 40
there are great many British residents
in the republic whose parents were not
naturalizsd and had no desire to become
SO. they naturally rebel against such
]egislation and it is hard to say what
the outcome will be.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

FROZEN beef and mutton from New
Zealand are now being sold in Montreal
and Quebec to euch an extent that Ca
madam farmers are asking for proteo-
tive legislation against competition from
the Antipodes. The fruit growers of
New York and Pensylvania will be ask.
ing for similar protection against Cali
fornia ere long.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22
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TIE big row between France and
Siam has come to an end by the sent.
ence of the Mandarin Phrayot to 20
years imprisonment for the murder of
the French naval officer, Lieutenant
Grosgrerin, who was killed on the river
Mekong while bringing a rebellious
mandarin to Bangkok for trial.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22
THE WAGNER OPERA,
Lohepgrin Performed with Splendid
Success at Bcyrsuth.

Lohepgrin Performed with Splendid
Success at Bcyrsuth.
BEYREUTH, July 20.-Lohengrin was
performed tonight with splendid sue
cess. 1t was the first time the opera
had ever been given at Beyreuth, and
the production was brilliant one in
every reapect. The mounting of the
opera cost $4,000 and the costumes and
armor used were of the style OF the
tenth century, instead OF that OF the
thirteenth, as customary. These
changes and the staging were warmly
admired by the Audience, and the
finished rendering OF the various parts
of the opera were highly praised.
Felix Motel of Carlsruhe WAS the con-
ductcr, and Mime. Lillian Nordica made
her debut in Beyreuth "a Elsa. Her
success was most decided and she was
greeted with q storm of applause at the
end OF each act in which she appeared.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22
Nomination. for Congrass.

sr. LOUIS, July 20.--N. 0. Nelson was
nominated for congress in the Eleventh
district by the Single Tax league. His
candidacy will be made the occasion OF
a vigorous campaign for the advance
ment of the single tax doctrine.
SEDALrA, Mo-, July 20.-The Peoples
party of the Seventh congressional dis
trict have nominated @. P. Tippin of
Springfield.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

on that upward read to prosperity which
nothing can arrest. The momentum Is
increasing with accelerated speed, and
the future has in store for us q city OF
unparalleled dimensions.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

The dedication of tho Emmanuel
church edifice this Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock ia matter of more than
usual interest. This energetic congre.
cation is to be congratulated upon the
liquidation of its indebtedness and upon
its prospects for growth and usefulness.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

There will be special business meet
ing of the Preas club this evening at
o'clock. sharp. All members are urged
to be present.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22
BASEBALL TODAY.

The Angel City league will have its
regular two games today, the first game
being called at 1;50 p. M, and the sec.
ond after the fret. Following ia the
list OF the players in their respective
positions:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22
BASE BALL,
The Soldiers and the Picked Nins-To-
days Game.

The Soldiers and the Picked Nins-To-
days Game.
Yesterdays game of ball between the
First lnfantry's club of San Francisco
and picked nine from the players Of
the Angel City league, attracted an unu-
sua!ly large crowd. almost all the regu-
lars now in the city being on hand to
cheer and applaud their comrades. The
home boys scored five runs in the frat
inning, and virtually won the game. In
the second they scored three more. The
soldier boys then got down to their
work, and the home team was unable
to cross the rubber again during
the entire game. The blue coats
scored three in the second; but
from that time on Hart succeeded in
holding them down to a few scattered
hits, and his support was almost perfect.
In fact. the entire team played q nice
feldlng game. For the soldiers Gosnell,
Ash and Kratty especially distinguish
ing themselves. Gosnell's catch of q
line hit and his throw to first, com let.
ing a beautiful double play, was the
feature OF the game. Kra.ty also made
several beautiful stops and throws. Wit.
tington made an uncslled for break at
nrst, which marred an otherwise nice,
soclable game. Both teams expressed
themselves as well satisfied with the
work OF Monroe as umpire. Following
Is the score by innipgs:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-07-22

Eckstrom does the wall paper business of
the city. He has large stock, good taste and
lowest prices 500 s. Main 81.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06
La Grippe Qnfluenza).

0ar e La Grippe? 5 bette 5il'
irloe 9ipes Der ct abiolut mlittert Mios
Def iaapel til at forebpage ben, Tom til
at ioae BEN pna tit Offer lnrenbe lumite
Suoopm paa 5luaten. Ser er Irems
fpmmet @ionesbprb iaa fraiti9e % iaa
eaalioelise ira iulot ~troparoise Sanos'
mpno, Der in9en anoen Suffer-
este. hperfen petunipr eler paa anoen
0iaaoe, bar baut eno enc pg alene Of
meboele fine ~9anbsmRno. at be / Or.
4eters Kuriko bar ct eneltaaenoe Waios
Def mob peune foriarbelige aitpmll9srls
benoe The Grippe. 3niinoer al bore
Qancsmano 9nar III lin oasliae 8ier'
nina meo en- trrt % moopiaig 5elelIe
6porfor oa life grlbe til bette i Sanos
beo ppperlige Mibbel, ION alle ps ems
bper iaa let fan itafie iis! dOroem bet
life. fpr Bet er sipet en- 9rgpe, os man
pil finbe, at Der | ale be Taffeitriuelier
GA @iouesbprp, iom er aitrptte ! bore
spalter ~ansaaeuoe Or. 9eters Kuriko,
80, ~ e.. c-s.t t-s So rccc Ecrss:s.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06
SOertge.
Sprepere meo n0rife 6nlb

Serspere meb norife 8nlbmeoa'
ller. ) StotbolmSbIaoene l9ies fol:
genpe 9totis:
80 Sprppere beoer Song Oscar ON
9lGlp. De to Sprpuers, Vrpbreae Ho:
rique, Der npIi9 ct Osmte til OeOeu
Brett, pllpe unber observation-disclosures
life give noaen beitemt Splpsnius on
tit pirteIi9e 9taun % 6ooelteo. 9u e,
Oct imiolertIo fomuen lor 8a9eu, at be:
res rette Naun ct 0egrape. Zen GIoit,
al grporene, gueranoer, bar uGret Sap.
tein / 0anoeIs haaoen. s aarG 1885
iprte ban Sommanopen paa ct en9ellI
Oampitib meo i'm grooer iom Setono.
Ieitnant. timber Ell Storm reooepe b
to 8roOre 8eiGtniusen paa ben norifs
Irenaiter "9eter" % fit Oerior Cub
mebaIie al ben norife He8iering iamt a
ben belsiite Ge9ierins 2eOpoIooroenen.
Dian f~ortRler, at be TO groore bar fire:
oct til Song Oscar og, ioet be minoe,
ON ben norite 9elntuir95 Neonin9, al:
mooet ON bans 8eitpttelie. s ben Stri:
pelie, Der ~Ieoiager here's Anmoonins ON
genoabnins til BEN %iranite GepubIjta
Yreiipent, paabsraaber DC fig Ell WtGu9pt
andre GiIi9Ioe, ba be bar reOoet Stibs
bruone.
s Statstalsnoeren finoer man, at BE-
10 lloIGncige, Der i 1886 par De forite,
Der oeforereOes meo BEN 1885 inoitii,
te6s Neonin9smsoalie al lite 6lasie &
Sub meo 6rone) bGrer Naunet Qeone
Degraue, beIgiit StibsiOrer os eugene
Oegroue, beI9iit Stprmano.
Oct JET iaaleOeS no til at tunne pare
oi8ie to beIomneoe SOmano, Der nj
Giuio til Ben ieIone llomGrfeIie, Der Ell
bleUer Dem tiIOelt al oeH norite Rouge,
bar benucuot fig iii oenne ON !0jGlp
oereS ieIuforityIpte NobStiIitanb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06

Sra Geitinoien. Otter jnbleben
Wteooelelie anfpm ben nDe 8uuernsr,
Sberlt Seoemann, ben 22oe December
til Ct. 9bomas. ga 3nmperen lob
inc | Sapnen, bleu Der ialuteret fra
Sortet og De i Saunen liggenOe ariss.
lflbe. @eo 2ano9an8siteoet, bpor Oar
n%llonen 9joroe Sonsr. ~prelentcreoe
Slce9uperneren Sberlt Seoemann for
De tillteoep9renoe 6onoruttores. uuoer
llpltae Surraraab o. &ettomitbiliener
ira geiolfningeHs Si6e fiBrte ben npe
@uuernpr o~ereiter til Ouperuements
bplioeu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06

5 @altsr 8elants Voice Of the
Flying Day fiuoer ui fOI9enoe NOR
iOmme 5orteQin9:
Snsen uar ing; bet iamme bar ga.
tienteu. 9lli9loet par %,orunoertlgt
iusen al SDmptcmerne loareoe III no.
9en tlenot SD9oom, S99en tom toet
Dag. % 10 oitere ban tom. 10 uHrrs
btsn Batlenten. Smiioer beopnote oei
Il saa OF ipr eG9en. Ii aar'aaen Itunl'
mebe ira SJ9len, maalte 6lertet, %
uliiblt talte ban meo Eotlenien ON bet
seq trOr life, ia9oe ban, at q fei.
Ter onoet, eno al Be er Iorelitet," o0
meo 8ebmen % Carer tom 3llltaael.
len fra 8atienten.
"Og peo peofommenbe Mano oet?"
"@t," iuareoe bun, "ban amer life BET
minbIte."
SEAN De life iprtRlle BAN bet?"
"albris!"
Ss 2asen forebulot oa 8atieuten,
at bun ituloe iortRae BAN, buem bet
bar, at en- 9e9e er iom en- 5aoer, Og at
bet piloe liuore benOe at betro Zig til
BAN.
@Sioen 9e bar beot mig Oft Bet,
ia9oe bun foroirrret, "tom iaa i9jeu
imor9en; iaa maalte, buis je9 fan, oil
leg fortnQe Gem oet.~
Os oa Mor9enen Tom, la9oe 8atiens
ten i bans Saano en- libeu Strimmel
Iapir, paa builten Der itOo l~treust: al
Sam. XII, u.
Otter at pRre tommet biem os bare
iuuoet bet anigrte Steb / 8ibelen, iaa
8pftoren, at bet onr: "O9 Natban
ia9oe tit Gapio: "3u er Manben."
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06

gaus Slot. "8erl. 9io." mebbes
Ter olItcielt, at bet M er oefinitipt be-
%'Iuttet, at Balls Slot ltal gienopieres,
men bet lager, bpor galeu or ON ct
laa tort OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % ON
Setoltnlnser, Der lanst oil poerItioe
Insurance lummen lor ben ueobrpnote
Sp9nln9 100000 ar.), / 6urbploetS
gtaIur, at @ieuopierelieu ptl tage rum
&lo o9 forit finoe Steo eiterbaanoeu.
Y%rolesior 3ans Sulm er ueo at ubars
beioe 2egnlnser % Operila9. Get or
3anten, at Slottet %laauiOt muligt oil
olloe 9lenOpbp9set i fin Opriuoelise
Stil.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06

grat6. Npti9 neobrGnote @auro.
bruSer 8il6eIm Mitalien Storemoens
S%tuebp9nin9 / Ser-Nteiien. Selu FOB
ban meo Suitru % ct SpRoborn / ct
MANNER, bpis cnelte 9pr iprte tit
Stuen. 9an ~pan9neoe al at Rg.
gen tr9ll9te ino / &ammeret. 9tt
TONNE tgjennem Stuen o. no par lite
at t9nte paa, bOoyipr ban ie(u maattc
meo 9ultru % Barn trpbe no igjennem
Smouet. Sppe paa 9oltet lop bans A
surige Born. Sgiaa benz fiji ban reos
oct neo % no, ct al BENT ell lioen 9joe
blot meo unoerltisrtet paa. III Senss
o9 @an9tlaoer forDurigt reoDeoe3 fun
Tibet. 90 Der er ct Stpite 8ei iii 6olt,
mantte be ta9e i'm 3ililu9t til fit lille,
TRANCE Sips for &eiteu al glatten.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06

Wange lllDffer. Sra Sc ~Itrlpes
Der lite San. til "@eiteraalens Iuis":
Nat I'll 9proag ~forliite ct 5artpt pao
5iltcparet Sppoeus Saun, % Ell GIT
8riit % tuuites paa ben anoen Sioe al
6lorben. 10 Yuaoe oreu paa 9anb
ioruariaget ueo Jurtpiernes Drift.
8aaoene pilbe eQer8 bleoet lis9euoe
SO. 2oen Suleous falot en- Eige, Jon
ffuloe goa fra cit Gaarb GtsnrS til
Sppoen uopuer ct 5jeio o9 iprilo9 fig
iaateoes, at bun ioa9 aieit PED 9soen.
s Rptpaag ltal 7 gaaoe oRre poela9t
al Stprmeu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06

E,ssialO. 6bp. stcrtbinssmanf
A, Sorruo aisit ueo 9coen forleoer
I'M @aaro Bob / gas ! Ell Ilbe,
n Var. 8. repraientereos Nters'
ia lS7l-85.
gppsoloermauo Soban Gost pao
III u aigaaet peb 9goen / arlitla'
6an par ipbt 1886 % blep ania1
] 9assploermauo / 1874.
larolr8e Q. u, Slien / ariIti'
krrs cr aigaaet ueo 0eoen, 72 Nar
rnsl. san par BEN ferite 2ano'
h iom nfOintte fig i benne Sp,
fortsnuRrenoe So9nepreit 6. 6,
nv sr uioaatt REQ 0poen | 8rlItia'
nl sittr S Cages Sp9eleie. Snr
iGt / Bergen 1907.
+ Saabats 0uitru orbe Susbaa
|r ben lOoe San. ca, SO Nar gam.
lt 5sjt aIoeritegne gG9tepar bar
|a ial3t binanoeu i 3goeu.
Errm 3aabRt % Sultru be9raue'
NN SoIm. Rirte Susoag beu l7oe
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06
9 nj +.
Gn piIb Gnie,

6n bib Gpie. Z S%lutninscn al
cslt LIB Der Ell 9pie bort ira 8aaroen
"6lt9lian8". 9enuf bar, troos al dn.
oenot Image, life uaret til at Iaa fat t.
Nn 'or roale 9nge iioeu blep ben iii.
"Sfnneb. No." al @repe 0a. 5rtjss
5rDIenborg itlot i Srnngitrup Stop
nleo an9le paa ca. 700 Aleu8 4iitano.
apIen sr ilere @anse Yet / Stooene ONT
trln9 5rIjlenbor9, men Den par blepen
aloeles bib, iaa Susen ,uuoe TONNE
pen n9r,. % ben bar %eiterbaanoeu bic
oet lan9baaret meo en- Slaes Wonfe
lom ct utlot Gpr. 3uien, Der belle Gfs
teraaret 90 | 8e~spnoelien al 8iutereu
bar leuct / Storue pilo 9ttitano, bar
temmell9 mayer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06
Spenife Cmnreiiere. Of be 4or.


brpoere. iOm bDmmes oeb nprfe Som.
ltole, er ct sanite uiorbplosmpsiio tort
alttal Iuen'tIsote SmItreiIere. 3ette er
ct Snoe, ltriper "8a9sp.", iom 2anoet
i1laa % fan beitpttes imlpo, % bet fan
lte peo en- sanite fmpel 9opbeIlutuina,
ON anoroner &ontrol meo ale On.
lirellere % ubetin9et 6jemicuOelie al
QUE, ION life fan iremulie fire "betyg"
oTl SGoerli8beo og berettiget Grbyerps.
9enlt9t. Sa9en er fort % goot BEN, at
! Soerl9e boloer man itreng SuItits
meo llne Snnoitrn9ere, - % perior
ora9er DC pper til gtorge % itipler Oa
plpnorer Der, foroi man in0cn Soutrul
lerer meo, bpao Slass Snoiuioer Der
fommer IND / 2anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06
Mehninasnrnbene pmfom.

Nproaaspanoet / 9tGrbeoeu al 6ipsan'
aer brnfneoe ben zoe San. TO tf9t
Wsenp, @riee % 6lae, ira Ser9en M,
Der 6cripg paa al reope Ell aomerat,
shclorup, lom oar ialot / Sler.
Sdelcrup, Der bapoe bn9set i'm 3ol=
lefnip i Sstanteu, bplot li9 oeroeo oppe,
inotil ban bleu reooet al ttlilenoe 6olt.
9erimpo lptteoes bet life at reooe be
TO mpoioe 6eoniugsmGno troos Dc
ibprpi9itc 6orlpg.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06
StOr YeuaenaDe.

oeuoe Hal Nr. StibSreoer Sobmn Gbor.
len glennem 2eusmano Mp9aaro hope
operratt ipm @nue til Sfaare Serreo
meaem 10000 ps 10000 aroner,
bporaf ifal oaunes ct 6olo, Der ltnl
beltures al 2en3manoen / 6prbinoelie
meb GLARE 5ormanoitab.
Sc nprmere SeItemmelier CT os
enonu nbetlenote.
Decorah-posten., 1894-02-06
"Nprif Sfpletioenbe" uil / inoeu

rertoe Var ieire lit 25-9lors 3ubilGum.
:, BEN Qnleonin9 ulI Siaoet ilotomme
meo ct SubilRumsnammer, boorl en-
itprre al 2itbo9rai Sob. N%orbba8en uo'
isrt 9ortratgruppe al fremtrHoenoe
Gepr9lentanter - Mano % aplnoer
paa Stplens Smraaoe finoe 8lnos.
Qette Summer fpmmer anta9eli9 Warts.