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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-29
Tx NOTABLE DEAD.

l-ient. John H Alexander, the only
eoioFsd officer IN the United States army.
died Wednesday at Wiibsrforce. q.
Robert Z. Brsstan, congressman from
the irsi Maryland district, tlie. q, WASH
lhsion CITY Monday. aged "a years. He
Sss - eminent issyer, anu had been
pEes'dea; of the Maryland senate.
varies Ireichel. governor OF the United
States soldiers home A. Santa Nnr.ir,
A., died there Wednesday after a long
h-hess tie vas eel known in New York
sa& Fhlssdelphis, and was in the New
OK S4storn house under Collectors Nar-
PAy and ATth1-. He came to the Coas, in
lsS4
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Tuvaa fall u Hsugsrf1ns IN Cesssme-
Ths Body Taken 10 FestA.
TrxsS. March :s-The funeral services
o.er the remains of Louis Kossuth were
held IN the evangelical church this morn
Ing The route OF the procession 10 tbs
church Was lined With the municipal
gusrd- Tae streets presented IN unusual
spectacle On account Of the presence ct
throngs Of Hangarfsns in their national
costumes Only prominent members Of
the Hungarian delegation and repre-
scntasives OF other foreign countries
were able TO secure admission 20 the
church. The coffin rested on handsome
cssaiaiqus in front OF the altar, and WAS
covered with flowers. A guard Of honor
OF Hungarian students aad the sons and
other relatives Of the dead we're grouped
about IL. Pastor Peyrot delivered euio-
CYSTIC sermon. and after other simple serv-
Ices. the body was borne TO the railroad
station. followed by . great multitude OF
many naticnaii.ies and there delivered to
Gen. Turrmarkus, representing Buds
Pesth, BY the mayor Of Turin, in . sympa-
thstic address. The train il expected to
reach Boda-Pesth tomorrow morning.
Shortly before 3 o'clock tonight the
special train to convey the remains Of
Kossuth to Buda-Pestn came into the STA
ton, and the coffin was placed
upon the train A guard Of honor.
composed of Hungarian students.
then took their places In the
carriages. together with members of Kos
suth's family and tbs representatives Of
the municipality Of Buda-Pesth. A de-
tachment Of military was present, and 1t
O'Clock, as the train started on its jour
ney TO tbs Hungarian capital, three vol
Ieys were fired.
VfrsEA, March d-Prior to the empe-
ror's departure for A5szxia he gave audi
encs TO DR.. Wskerie, the Hungarian
prime minister, who desired to confer
with his majesty in regard to the disor-
ders that have occurred in Buda-
Pesth since the death of Kossush.
1t Is reported that Wekerle declared
that the public opinion of Hungary de-
manded that on the occasion Of the funeral
OF Kossuth certain concessions be made
from the government, and unless such
concessions were made renewed outbreak
of nationalism could only be prevented by
strong military measures.
LoSpos, March ga special dispatch
10 the Times from Vienna says that ut tho
request Of the president of parliament and
prominent Liberals Herr Maurice Jokai,
the well-known Hungarian novelist and
writer, has consented to deliver the ora
ton at Kossuth's greve. He took part in
the revelation of 1S4s, and therefore is
well qualified to speak upon the subject Of
Kossuth's life.
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SEArrLK. March y 1884

SEATTLE. March -, ls9A
To rnR EriroR: The appointment and
confirmation OF Mr.. Alexander and Mr.
Jackson - members Of the board of pub
lie works. we'll donct The eat of upwards
Of $500 PER annum In the salary list, /;
well aoasi The removal Of ths; uusishtlv
structure from Occidental triangle, well
done'
Query; Does tire nsw standardization
intend 20 continue Occidental triangle a. q
horse stah.e and harnyArd'
". II. WRITE.
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xorIcs TO zns rUsLio.

The vubaie ID hsrsoy warned not 70 pay
any mossy 70 parties sspEsssntisG 70 b
sssnts q he Seattle PosT-ISTEILlsxscEa
sxsspt ~ SolIowiae Who are the only
authorised tsavsling agents Of the Posr-
ls7xIIsaEscEa viz: J. A. AcCisslsn, I.
4. Dsviss, and J. /. Hawiey. 7Ais dossot
spply 70 resident agents Of this paper who
are located In various cities and towns OF
He Northwest. nor 70 postmastsrs. who
are IN I'll eases Authorised 70 take suhscrip-
Sicns for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly
Posf-InTxnGsaxscxh
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The Re.iy. Mia. Dam.x. Salts.

TACOMA. March 2s-lSpecial. THE
Roslyn coal mine explosion, In which over
two dozen miners lost their lives. was
brought into the United States court to-
day on q motion for new trial based upon
an affidavit Of Alex A. Dunn, one of
the jurors who sat on the Jury
which decided a test case against Eiiza-
beth Davies, whose husband was killed
in the mine. Dunn swears that he was
offered 500. pass on the Northern Paci-
ic railroad and q position with the COM
pany provided he voted TO return q YER
dict favorable to the Northern Pacific Coal
Company, the owners OF ths.minea He
claims he refused the bride. but saw the
same man conversing with three or four
Of his fellow jurors. The court will hear
the testimony in support of the affidavit.
The case OF Davies VS.. the Northern Pa
cifc Coal Company, which IL owned by
the Northern Pacific railroad. on the first
trial resulted in . disagreement ofthe jury.
The trial lasted couple of weeks,
and on the second trial during the
February term of the court here.
occupied another two weeks. during which
time it was asserted the company had dis
charged men who came here to testify
against il. Should Mrs. Davies win her
case. other verdicts would be in order,
which would wreck the coal company. as
it 10 estimated the damage suits would az
gregate over 81, 600, 900.
Caught by . Had Insurance Company.
The San Francisco Eamincr prints List
of persons caught by the bankrupt Bank
ers' and Merchants Life Insurance Com
pany. In the list are the following resi-
dents Of the state Of Washington, with
the amount of insurance: G. II. Suther-
land, Walla Waila. $1,000 p. B. Johnson.
Walla Walla, 81. 500; r. 8. Tew, Aberdeen.
5000; Pierce Evans. Fairhaven, $500;
Jacob Peterson, Knappton. s.. 0o0; George
W. Traver. Tacoma. $1,000; W. Lair Hin.
Seattle, $4,000; j. Schlesinger. Seattle.
5000; L. @. Mclean, Walla WaIla, So. 900;
G.. b. Hen,on. Eilensburg. $1,000; p. Lau-
rendeau, Eilensburg. $4,000; d. Wilson,
Tacoma, $1,000: E. w. Bacon, Tacoma,
$1,000; w. l.. X. Booth, Snohomish, 8. 600;
]. Gleeson. Seattle, 5000; J. Movern.
ColviIIe, $4,000; A. Heinrich, Seattle,
5000; o. B. Castle, Ellensburg, 5000;
Ira A. Town. Tacoma, $4,000; E. n. Oui-
metts, Tacoma. $1,000; G. W. Fife. Ia
coma, $1,000; J. ID. Caughran, Tacoma,
$1,000; Michael J. Verdon, Tacoma.
$500; w. w. Likens, Tacoma, $4,000;
J. Morrison. Seattle. 81. 600.
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that he would wager $50 thai Turkey
FsEcets would be the next nxyor. II wss
Q fake bet. Mr. Dillon may aspire 70 b
therexs chief Of police should Fawcest vim
Bat there is no: the slightest doubt that
Fawcest will be beaten The situation 10
about this vise: The Republicans polied
2 so votes as the primaries. the Popas sts
less than coo and the Democrats about
Loo the total registration was 1901. OF
which is 10 expected 6. so may possibly
vote. Say 1000 straight Republican votes
viii Be poiIed, and limp the Democratic
vots at 1900 and thu s.Pops" at l.soo.
These latter figures are overesfimased. Of
course, the Populis: vote being doubled to
satisfy their claim that the A. p. 4. IL
going to elect their ticket As result Of
their faith in the A. r. A. the Popu-
lists viii lose tie vote of
over 80 Catholics who are Popu-
lists. but who viii never vote
for Goddard under the circumstances.
Add that 800 to Orr, together with 800
more for the Tiilicnms. v no can't swallow
Turkey Fawcets. and another 500 fof the
Democrats Who know what the tariff has
got to do with municipal election" and
Orr viii have . majority.
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He pn sliean Victory Aaur.d I'm Tacoma.

AAooMA. March 2s.-Ispeci.Ll-A big
50" On F%cine avsnus reads: IS. 90. or
any part 81 It. Orr will De the next
mayor This wager has no takers.
iss'eF@ay Mart Dillon. prominent among
sas SAsaa..ns irass.assy, lss Ii be knosn
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THE wRKrcHkD MIDwIxrEn FAIR
4 Deficit Of Nearly $4,000 Already
No Red uetion Of Admission Fee.

4 Deficit Of Nearly oeS.o0o Already
No Red Suction Of Admission Fee.
San FRAycrsco, March 2s.-Ths execu-
tive COMMITTEES Of the Midwintsr fair
tonight submitted q financial state
mens to the citizens committee. The
amount OF money received by public sub
scription was 1891 ,osl IS: from admissions.
SIS. 67L45. The sale of concessions. priv
leges and the percentage Of concession re-
ceipts bring the total up to $742. 655. SIS.
The expenditures have been $6s2, So. 50
leaving . balances OF $50. 7sLo4 The
resources Of the exposition amount
to 500. 2SlOl, and the liabilities,
including reserve fund OF
$75, 900 for the return Of exhibits
to owners, to S2i4.s56.53. leaving deficit
of 1924. 67549 The report stated that the
executive committee had decided not to
reduce the admission to the fair from 50 TO
2S ceuts
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An assignment has been made by the
firms OF Wood IS Brown and Haynes Il
Co., of Philadelphia, in the iiquidating OF
the business of both concerns No de-
tailed statement is given. but It is said tho
liabilities of the frst-named firm will reach
$500 600 and the other $500, 000
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How Diseases Are Vanished By the Car
atfve Power or Elecsrieity.

How Diseases Are Vanished By the Car
alive Power OF Electrieity.
MARCH Is. 1854
Mr.. Editor-Dear Sirs For the past rear
or two have been . great sufferer Of ca
taYrhai gastrisis, With severe pain and dis
tress in the stomach and could not bear
my clothes TO Be tight around me, and also
suffered from nervous prostrAtion, etc.
After having tried many physicians with.
out obtaining relief l consulted the re-
nowned DR.. Darrin. of this city, and placed
myself under his electro m agnetic treat.
meat. which was magical in its effects, for
all my ills seem TO have vanished, and
today feel Ike . well woman. NY ad-
dress Is siA Cherry Of, Get. Seattle, Wash.
KITE DICKSON.
Dr.. Dsrrin can be consulted free ct Hotel
Stevens, Seattle. WASH. where he il per-
manentiy located. The worthy poor
treated Tree from 10 to IL a m. daily.
Those able to pay from II Z m. to 5 p. m. !;
evenings, to 8; Sundays. 10 to II
Charges low and reasonable, according 70
circumstances and ability to ray.
He treats all diseases of the Eve, Ear.
Nose. Throat. Catarrh, Deafness and all
nervous. chronic and private diseases, in
either sex. OF whatever nature. Most
cases can be treated at home after one
visit TO the doctors Office. Circulars and
question blanks sent free. Inquiries ans
swered.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-18

urietis par Srrrtuiussu ON gliis
autb 8ntcrs Sslrmoro / Chicago.
Ssuoes Mlobtr osos al 6lerteiDsopm.
90 1atiereu hapos Oeian tiolissre haut
iIsrme Snidlo, msesns bun tlsate Dr.
eorab. gaaos Sgitsrsu % Niis Rutbs
tioIiesrs 6~usbouosioIt bsUIoner bet
CANINE. iaa bet ref CT uoen 1uiol, at
bet a esnne Spsbpm, Der eHbts benz
oss Gin. atsst brostss III Burr DAT,
bcor 5amtlissG ropsIaoie len er.
Niis 8utb gnter, is aar san'
mel, trs for uOgIe Gage iiosu aipet at
iis ! Ghicaso, toorbeu bun Tom fra De-
cctah; bun bapos bout Iiensits Ell Bar
Radneoers lib. Get anta9es, al
@ruHoeu uar ben, at bun % Sgitersu,
icm par meo III Gbiedgo, FAINT be 3,
Der Dor i 3erornh, hauoe tabi, bpao be
aioeoe Jornlors babe eitsrIaot Dem.
gun ornbis zig pso gl0rpbin.
Gtti;eus Saptnas gaut bulber
paa at iHprstts tn Safety Deposit
Vault, flor uoi I'll at rumms 500 Safety
Boxes, eiter upeits giOOr % MGHiter.
Oct belle Sul1g er iaGleoes, Of 9no.
bruestpue aIoris fan siGre nOgeu 5angft
Der. 1870 Sores err aaereos tinget.
9iOligsre 5btriT / ginnsi5sit
GOuntp. 6eige ~. 9auSslauo, er M
lite glauo al 6anoflsbaiet 9aH3slano,
arpsien & So. / MarihaG, Miun. Get
CT ct tiOligere ~bcitausuoe Jorretniugss
firma, be bar tisbt uo.
6otoorafa 3. 6. 8Orlaus bar
taget Ell Bileoe al iioite Courts Grnno
5urp's Meolsmmer, ale / en- Grippe.
Oct er, iOm SorIau9s 8iqe6er aliiO er,
go. l..
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-18
G m a {.

2 #mslis meset Eesn asrOns Gi'
tea sag Os Nnt I'll ssnoas. llopan
Mprseniiben rsiits Der fig en- it9rt Oe
folo StUrm, ioa be blsbs @eie tsrreoe
aoitia. : op.
llinplgite greue: 8 6 8raaiten
-1ie 6 2arsIaitsn-Marp SsberiOu
o 3Obbema.
6otosrnflt u. &enaas bar trut'
let fla tilba9e fra 5orretniuseu, iom
ban bar brepet i 8 Gar.
gFr. R. 8. 9pler, Agricultural
Society's bpstise Setretrr, fOrlnosr
@iuneibeii gOuutp Us flpiter til 9amps
tpn. bpor ban bar ijsbt ct Gampuafert.
3riaes9 laifinen bgres ira MOr-
gen iii giten / ben ipolise Gel al SDeH.
9u iommer bet an paa, ON Der fan
pnhes Saub / be tsrre Srsnoe.
@Eeeorab Club" bnvoe Monoae
Giten en- npcelis 2Iliteluins for 0amer
al Wieolemmernes Se~ilenottab. Mau
babe Gang. instrumental Wini. % ct
oeil,st Soro meb belifate Eager.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-18
Tea ~tafncmmclige Slme.

Ter bar EN- Sang en- glano, Tom iao
Og ipiite 6rOtoit en- itjgn SOmmermor.
gen. ga iau ban, at en- i~tattels 6lue
par fOmmen iii at iooe ialt / Smsrret.
Saus iorite Sante par at br1be ben
mso i'm Snip, men ba ban par en- Mano
meo ct 9Obt Sjerte, iaa beiIutteoe ban
at reobe ben Ilae 5lues 9ip. ga iaa
fog ben uenlise, Glore glanO pariumt
ben life 5lue no al SmDrret, tsrreoe
osns Ginger p9 oeus imaa Sen meo
i'm Seroiet os gap ben berpaa 5ribeoeu.
On Natten blep ban prtfet at en-
Sine. Der par en- S~uobruostpp / gu.
Jet. Geuue Suobrubstpp baube liae
putiet cit ben gOoe Maubs Sslutpi i
en- Sat ior at LITE Jig bort meo bet.
men oa ban oerpaa iaa, at Gieren al
Sglptelei bar uaasnet, iaa taiteoe ban
Soften ira Jig os sreb 5lusten. Sin.
en-, JON bar iulst meo ben gpoe Mauo,
iummeoe trlumierenoe pmtrine bans
SoUeo p9 latte Jig bereiter tiliosiulot
paa bans Snnub. Ss oa ban iaa nar.
mere pan 9pret, iua opOasebe BAN. at
bet par ben iamme 5lue, iom ban bapoe
reooet ira Smsrret. San bappe itaas
net 5,uens 2ip; ben bapoe reooet oft
bans SglpteL
Saaleoes ier. ri, at opreueulise San.
oltnger nltio bliper ~belgnnepe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-18
Tuglemangoen attager.

gnereoe for 30 Gar fioen beepnofe
be gibenFabsmanb, Der bar gIort 5u9'
lene til lit Siucium, be iaatalots Srn''
~tbolpaitsr, at frpgte for. at Smnaius'
tene / be J%orsneoe stater Iiot sttsr l'of'
mere on mere, piloe io%riuiuoe. 2e uo'
tnlte ia oerom, men 4 10 BLOT Oerat
ioroi, idsoss Der, bet er ba life at be-
frpate, at bisie uItaoelise Jn9ie, loni
iormersr Zig iaa itRrtt, ital saa lIn un'
~bersang imebs. Cs bog ptier bet li9
nu, at bisie Haturtpnoige par pna bet
rstte Sppr, thi bet err 10 bleuen aln1ln'
bclist at Gamer ital ppute fig meo
lnante GjsOrs, Os 8nuo, ION bar an'
oeriagt benns Gag. paaiiaar, at Der
GARLIC Der / 9anost orrbes s @itlionsr
SmaniusIe ior at iaa elegant 6leoer'
ppnt paa 2amsrnes gusrite Gtase.
Der er minbit so Qrtsr uatre bepiu'
geoe Smaa, ipm / lorrige gloer fnnote5
/ flor RGn9be orer ale Staierne sltsr'
for g2isiisfppi 5lcoen. Spor er De
M? Nan Ter benz nRiten aLoris. Net,
be bar maaitet panbre til Ntooehanoels
gutiferne, Der bar gRnb til MOB Ss'
falling at brinse benz ino, naar De bar
brgbt benz. 9et er nnturligois BEN,
Der eisr 5arueprast Tom ei~tsrtrabes,
os meb uiounoerlis beilige 6aroer er
Sanobeo mango al bort SANDS 6u9le
uoitprst.
Ct iaabant llpaieu burbe i9ttes en-
stopper iur, tbi bet er uetpp ben Sldss
5usle, iom iortRrer i 9iiIionpis be ior
Saus og @ser itaoelise Snletter.
al: / 2lt er Der benueO 500 Barrie
teter af 5usIe i De 5preneoe Stater, og
bet er oirtslis life mango al benz, iom
er Sfaoeopr. Wen ale be andre, Itri'
ger man paa, be ogiau pr9rer ps oa
iuert ueo fine Goela99eIier: De ipIier
pore aisiebGr, SriHssbRr, Ribs o.i.p.
ga ia, bet er NOT ianot; libt Giperlins
/ 5soen maa Osiaa nosls al Dem have,
naar oct bsgpnosr at forte paa SIist
ter, men iaa rart er BET meo bet; man
Ter meo Snrme paa, at 6~uslenRbbet
piIer al ct Ser, Os oerior iligt &amas
itri9, men man Ter life, buap bet famine
SugIenab oaglis uorstter for at uos
rppoe be Snietter, Tom soelRsser bore
5ru9ttrGr O9 bore ggre.
Sertll fummer Osiaa, at iaa mango
life tjeuoer 5uslenes Natur. De tror,
at, naar e n Jusl batter / ct Tres Bart,
ia, oa Ell ben ct Sfaoeopr. 5pertir1oo,
meo fin LANCE 9unse. Der i Gnoen er
foripnet meo en- ifarp Qsncr, benter ben
bet itaoelise &rpb no ira ben Sule,
hutlten bet unoersrauer Sreets 9irss
trait. w.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-18
Sorbrpoclie % 6jengi9io.

Zen Nigiprelie, iom 9Opeu siennem
fine Saanbbapere f%aitIatter for uogs
ueren al en- 9ruiom 6prbrpoelie, mac
pei u9tte 5nnter bps en- i~a9ttoeenoe
sociologist. Set mener npaet mere
eno at Gmbeosmanoen uoierer, boab
ban err betalt ior at gjgre. 5olfets
iautalote 9ienere, Der liseIrem arbei.
Der for Detailing, logger life al ben
Gnersi. De af Natrrsn eier, / uofDrels
len al fine Sperp. Oct meuer, of 2as
tlren bar fOyipnet Racen meo en- uinloo,
iiaaelis Drift til at afpRfte Iaabanne
6orbrpoelier os faa 5orbrpoeren iGlot.
glaturens Sop er en- GrItatninss Cop;
Den saar gienuem enbper gntpouiue iii
menneitelis Silparelie, ue piier Jig en-,
bog / en- iaa ringe Ting iom MeBger's
Pile Ointment's Siitprte. 9ette
ointment er iOrifjeaigt fra andre iaa.
talote cures, iuroi oct life nrbeioer paa
Spmptomet, men pda Iariagen. Ges
~iultatet pil p9re isinefaloenoe for ale
inteaisente 5olf. Oct bar belbreoet
h~aaronatfeoe 5ilinloe al piles, iom /
Iarepis bar trooiet babe 2aaers on
8uafialoeres Hemeoier. Set er en-
eucceis, ps Soil, Der lange er blepne
ltuffeoe | i'm Tro paa, at Oct, ipm apers
teres at futile beIbreoe piles, oaioa
sipr bet, pil sjpre ben Grfarina, at
laaoant intet biGlper, mcoens W.bs
9er's Pile Ointment be!breber Dem %
itaar pper ale andre. Oct ielaes hos
be Heite Sanolenoe bppriombellt, men
ian De life faa bet hos benz, % ban life
pil iuoieuoe nogeu SeitlQina for bet.
oa ieno so Gents, ps ri pil ienoe Gem
bet portOfrit.
New Metzger Medicine Co,
Secprab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-18
Eeoaftor Gbbcien,

iom 8 Qar bar uo9iuet oct oanite 8lab
"Stiernsn" / Guunebros, 9iebrnita,
meooeler | iioits Runer af Blnost, at
ban maa lutte GOrretninaeu, oa bans
Stplonere life betnler lin 6j9lo. Ser
er mango Subitribentsr, ipm er liae'
9ploigs msO auisgiElo o9 life tanter
ocer, at De iUr en- meget rtuge Detailing
/ ct belt aar iaar tilienot et 8lno, ION
be bar gfptte % @l9oe al. Ser er
mango, iom life fan slIsr oil i~critaa, at
Der er arbeioe us Cmtoitniu1er peo
u~ogiuslieu al en- auis. Sauoe be ltot
mere Besreb oerom, oilbe be uipiplipmt
p9re mere atturnt % eirrs tit til at
lette arbtioet for ben eIer Dem, Der ira
ROrgel til aiten itrauer baarot for at
.tilfre0sitiQe 9tatiosus life rinae 95ors
orinser III ct R~pbe0sblao. Der er ins
gen aoisup8iuer, iOm for i'm 5Orngiels
ies Sfplo eQer for i'm Suuobeos Stplo
ienoer fine Binoe no gratis, "a inaeu
buroe mootage ct 8lno, buis man life
fan eler uil betals, ~ligeiaaIiot iom man
buroe / ct Nar tass Srob no al en- Bas
gers Butt uoen at bare til Seniigt at
betale iOr, bpab man iaar.-"1acoma
Tloenoe."
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-18
I'll "Geeorab Voiten''s
2Gicre.


"a lea or iI9ro meb at lfriue ben
rorite S%aopauorinss 6iiiori, fro btns
geopnoelie III Garet 1910, uil lsg
sisrne Jamie ian paalloelise CplDsnln'
str ON bette Gmre iom muligt. SO
oil berior pdn bet inoitEnoigite aumoot
ale benz Tom tom III ameritd Or
1910, ON at itriue iii mig pg noresiere
8rsp til MooiioH, 8iseoHfu. Raar
be 9owie 3nouanorers er osoe, of isg
bsOt gsruens ienbs mig be sniteos Cps
lpsninssr. Suao iss fornsmmeiis sn'
fer. sr Suar paa fsI3enoe SPsrss.
maal.
l. SpiIfst aor Tom ou fra ROrse?
2. 6pno err bit iulos 9auu mso
9~aarosuapu.
3. Nso tuiltet Glib tom bu Os fra
buil.en pam / Rorss.
4. Som bu oirette fra ROrse, eQsr
ppsr @stebOro, Samburg elsr 6aure?
5. Spor bar ou beet, % bpao bar
ou beltilt i Nmeritn.
8. SuaO teO stibst, oa sbpoo bar
a~aptsiusns NaoH?
Z. Raar aisit Sti6st fra Iorge ug
naar og buOr aufom bet TT amerIta?
De, iOm life soot fan Itrips ielu, fan
psI ian en- sler anosn Rabo til at
hiaIpe iis osrmso. Seq uil aierne
baue Rsoe paa bpert eusIfe Sflb, ium
iom ira 9Orle meo Gmi9rnuter isr
1910. o9 ipseieIt sniter ieg Gplpsnius
ON ale be Gmisrantsr, ium Tom sr
1886.
Glenuem et ian uobreot gloo, ipm
"9scOrah 4oiten" bnaber isg, al bette
oil fonme III Wan9ss annbitab, Us at
GiteripgraIsn uil brin9e mig ret mango
prrbiiuloe ~Gplpsninser. Seq oil uss
iaa gierne baue 9Ortrniter og Snnnos
i~trifter al SuOpnnorers fra fsr 1910.
Soft, iOm tpm i%eHere, men iom iiooer
iuos meo Sunotab ON SnOuanorere
fra ior 1S4o, uil sisre mig en- ubiost
Eieneite ueo at ieuoe mig Cplpsnln3er.
5 Sanb ON bet bebite RsiuItat tesner
ie9 mig Grbgoisit
Rasmus 9. &noerioU.
Maoiion, 8is., ben 12te Sec. 1894.
Giterfriit: "a Dor Surroundings
6iitOrie er Of itsrite @istisheo. us oa
msset for beitauois uiI saa tabt. huis
bet life reooes ~iuareit muIigt, tsr jeg
uumOoe be Duri9e uorite SIaOe / Nmes
rita pm at uptase Guenitaaeloe.
r. B. a.
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2enrborn otrce'. Gbtcaao, 81. or G,erc al
bette bcromte NtIoosL. Sioae5bgro fri.
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