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The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
The VICE PRESIDENTS OFFICE.
One of the Handsomest Rooms In the Car
ftol Ised by Him,

In the wing of the capitol devoted to
the needs of the senate two of the hand
soonest rooms are set aside for the use
Of the president and the vice president
Of the United States. The presidents
room is naturally put to very little use,
while the vice president S is rarely un-
occupied.
This room is to be found at the end
of the senate lobby. 1t is a large, square
room, with succeed ceiling and intel
wallis furnished with an ecrn tinted
carpet, several large chairs. two tables,
An office desk and large sofa.
The fireplace-a huge, old fashioned
affair for the burning Of wood-with its
handsome brass fender and accompany
ing shovel, tongs and poker, is shut in
by glass fire screen. The retiring vice
president is permitted to take with him
as souvenirs the brass fire tools
There is another bit of floor furniture
in the room in the shape of a small safe,
which is used as a repository for the
electoral votes as the sealed packages
come from the various states after each
presidential election Here they must
stay until wanted for counting by the
house of representatives. During this
time the safe is continually watched by
two officers detailed FROM the capitol
police force, and the combination ON
which the lock is set is known only to
the vice president
Among the wall adornments is a
painting Of George Washington by
Rembrandt Peae There is legend 10
the effect that when sitting for this por-
trait in 1896 Washington stuffed cotton
into his cheeks in lieu of the false teeth
he so greatly needed.
Most of the relics Of former vice presi
dents have been RELOCATED to little
anteroom now used for toilet purposes.
Among them is the mirror 2 a feet long
by 4 wide bought by the senate for
tho use of John Adams. Both frame and
glass are of very poor material, but 1t
cost when purchased $40 and was the
subject of serious controversy i'll the
senate. The beautifully carved toilet
case, which is also contained in the
antcroom. was made TO order for Gen
eral Chester A. Arthur Kate Field
Washington.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
Some Peoples Religion.

There are very good and devout men
and women who take the world-present
and to come-quite literally, as mere
fulfilment of their own limitations; who
look upon what they know as being all
that need be known, and upon what they
believe of God and heaven as the me-
chanIcal consequence of what they know
rather than as the cause and goal, re-
spectively, of existence and action; to
whom the letter of the law is the arbi-
trary expression of despotic power
which somehow must be looked upon as
merciful; who answer all questions con-
corning Gods logic with the tremendous
assertion OF Gods will; whose God is a
magnified man, and whose devil is a ma
lignant animal, second only to God in
understanding, while extreme from God
in disposition.
There are good men and women who
to use natural but not flippant smile
take it for granted that the soul is cast
into the troubled waters of life without
the power to swim, or even the POSSIBLE
ity of learning to float, dependent upon
the bare chance that some one may
throw it the life buoy of ritual religion
as its only conceivable means of saliva
ton. And the opponents of each par
ticular form of faith invariably take just
such good men and women. With all
their limitations, as the only true ex-
ponents of that especial creed, which
they then proceed to tear in pieces with
all the ease such an undue advantage of
false promise gives them.
None of them have thought of intel
lectual mercy as being perhaps an in
tegral part of Christian charity. Faith
they HAYS in abundance, and hope also
not little; but charity, though it be for
mems earthly ills, and, theoretically if
not always practically, for mems spirit
hl shortcomings, is rigidly forbidden
for the errors of mems minds. Why?
No thinking man can help asking the
little question which grows great in the
unanswering silence that follows it,
Marion Crawford.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17

A young lady who was i'll hurry tc
take u train and wanted to buy II small
shopping bag walked into n wholesale
establishment by mistake.
"Will you show me bag, pleaso?'
sho began, but the clerk interrupted hel
politely.
1--WE sell nothing at retail, " he said.
II could only let You have bags by the
quantity
Dear rne Not ono bag?"
"No, madam. I'm very sorry"
"And | m i'll such hurryl WE'LL"
She turned toward the door, and hol
eye was caught by II sample bag on tn,
counter.
"Ah, sho exclaimed, that's exactly
the bag l want! Couldn't you sell M
the twelfth of II dozen?"
She got her bag Youth Compan
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
THE NAPoLEoNlc REVIVAL.

Ono OF the fads Of the end Of the CEN
fury is general revival Of interest in
some historical figure. At present we are
In tho throes of Napoleonic craze.-Bal-
timore American.
The man who writes the best biography
Of Alexander II of Russia will be awarded
81, 600, 900. Let us hope that this bait
will tempt some Of the Napoleon biogra-
pliers. Chicago Post.
One of the results of the Napoleonic re-
yival in literature in New York city Is a
Napoleon tea given by fashionable Ia
dies At least it gave them something to
think about and perhaps taught them in
cidentally some facts in history-for in
stance, who Napoleon was and what he
dti-Indianapolis Journal
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17

A French professor, NJ. c. Cordein,
has been making experiments to show
the practicability of using potatoes as
food formilch cows. These experiments
only relate to the effect on the quantity
of milk and its chemical analysis. 1t
was shown that raw potatoes increased
the flow Of milk, while potatoes when
cooked were fattcning rather than milk
producing. But the cxperimenter took
no note, or at least made no report of
the quality of the milk from potatoes
for butter making. We have fed pota-
toes to cows occasionally, but never
continued it long, because we always
found the quality of the butter i'm
paired Potatoes are deficient in the
material for butter fats. Their starch
seems to have The effect on milk of max
ing white butter deficient in grain and
having II salvy appearance. This kind
of butter Is never good and will soon
deteriorate by keeping. Our experience
convinced us that it was better to feed
even the potato parings in winter to the
pigs rather than to give them to milch
cows They are much better for pigs
after being cooked, for a pig will not
eat raw potatoes unless starved to it so
AS to injure its thrift.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
Women Officers Reelected.

The Woman's Benevolent association
of Kansas City, Kan, elected officers a
its recent meeting. Without an tx
ception the old officers were reelected
Here they are: Mrs. Phube A. Eager
president; Mrs. f. J. Harris, vice pre-
ldcnt; Mrs w, 4. Ryus, secretary, al.
Mrs. J. G 'tart.1., treasurer. The soci
ETY. is over years old.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
BuCKLEN's aRNICA sALyE,

'rhe best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by r.
L. pattcn.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17

Important Historical and biographical
works, such as The Centurv's War Pa
pcrs and its Life of Lincoln, are the re-
suit OF capital as well rs foresight. Up.
on the War Papers more than 100000
WAS expended, and the authors of the
Lincoln life were paid $4,000 for tn"
serial rights. Joseph Jefferson received
$1,000 n mouth for his Autobiography,
and the pictures which accompanied il
cost even more. The leading authors
like to have their best work appear in
the leading magazines, and hence such
periodicals as lIarper's and The Century
and Scribner's have their pick of ten
thousand manuscripts year Their
publishers are able to organize and send
out costly expeditions, the results of
which are often of worldwide impor-
tance and interest. The Century now
has expeditions in various parts of the
world pursuing Investigations, the re-
suits of which, it is expected, will be nc
less important than were those of Mr.
Remnants famous journey through
Siberia-"1he Lounger" in he Critic.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17

The House ON Friday passed the pen
sion appropriation bill, without amend
ments. In the debate, Mr.. Milliken of
Maine and others participated. 1t seems
that 30, 600 soldiers claims are hung up
by Hoke Smith, the Georgian, who now
runs things in the Interior Department.
The House was not'in session, Saturday.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
Algy's Ambition.

Algy-Aw, can You spare me few
hundred to wun ovah to Lunnon?
Father-Whats the object?
"Golf. "
"Goodi If you learn how to play golf.
it mpy"-
'Oh, but | don't want to play it. l
want to learn how to pwonownce it. y
New York Weekly.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
Preaching and Praying.

The minister admonishes us to watch
and pray and then goes and breaches
us all to sleep. Washington Ratchet.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
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The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17
Notice for Organization of
Corporation.

Whereas by an act of the Legislature OF the
state OF Maine, approved March g. 1891. en-
titled IAN Act to Incorporate the Alder stream
Dam and Improvement Company" George 4.
Phillips. Elias Mlliken and Charles ".
Phillips, their heirs, associates and assigns,
were created n corporate body by the name of
the Alder Stream Dam and lmprovementCom ON
pauy with all the rights and privileges OF
similar corporations,-notice is hereby given
that the irst meeting OF said corporators will
be held. for the purpose of perfecttng an
organization under said act and charter at the
the First National Bank in Skowhegan In the
County of Somerset, on the twenty sixth day
of December A. ID, 1871 Mt eleven O'Clock in
the forenoon. All persons interested Will take
due notice thereof and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
q. A PHILLIPS.
One OF the corporators named in the said
act Of incorporation
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The Somerset reporter., 1894-12-17

You car conk with most any
thing, but when you want pure
Essences PATTEk's is the place.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
Yennp Mn 4.

SpASpu& pStptt Sbtt'iSh. ~" Ivy
li9e Del at Gofesre9ionen er after i
Sprgr. 3iblis Snsba9 Mor9en ialot
400 Streitere uuer 5rit a%ompaniets
8erter / youngstown % pperraIteoe
o9 fangeoe neiten ale at be 70 Nrbei
bere pa Deputies, iom beianot fig Der.
No9le faa al grbeioerne, iom nesteoe
at icl9e meb. fit Sulins. Streiferne
os beres Sanger bros oereiter afitet
mob 2~eiienrins @arterne. Spettatlei
/ benne 9p pentes, ba Streiferne err be.
ilutteoe paa at tuinse be Der arbeioenbe
Mano til at .itanoie os flute fig til
benz.
s ben norblise Del af 8esiunen er
ale gpfesp9rterne / fulo Gang. Ses
itrabelierne for at formaa Srid3 Grs
beibere Der iii at itreife, er mislytfebe.
Wtcglure &ompaniets Nrbeibere bar
iom 5plse berai beiIlttet fig til at sjens
pptage Irbeloet.
6oreg Nrmeen er M ct sobt Stptte
paa Sei til 8libinston. Sorsoag
Worsen rptfeee SRren no fra Gbalt
Sia. Sneen laa opb os Mari6en bar
meset anitrengenoe. Zen Miobas sjors
bes Der Spbolb peo Somerfielo os ON
Gitenen iloees Der 2eir peb petersburg.
Sreba9 naaebe Saren inb / Warplanb.
5ilitrsmniusen til S9ren er ituois
Ipa9.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
II II bet.
grafilie II.

Cprerets Sang. 3slesrnmmer ira
8io Saneiro meloer, at oloorlige Gam
meniiso bar iunoet Steo psb Hio
@ranoe DO Sut, % at ct itsrre SBIlng
Tan pentes meo bet fgrlte. Sem al Gp'
rgrsitibene bOmbaroerer Rio @rdnoe
DO SuI os 5orterns er unlten brast til
2ausbeo. Zen %braiilianits Staggering
bar aiierot en- 5lnnoe pan II 8rigsitibe
til Spoen for at betirmpe OprsrsNana
ben. 8orto gle9re liges at uare itertt
truet al Sprgrstropper, Tom Qomiral
be W8ello bar tat / Qano.
Cpreret Iuttes. st telegram ira
Wonteuloeo al ABE os. meooeler, al
Gomriral De Melo Oe be 1,5O0 Ulano
OprerstrOpper, tom, eiter at pGre ore'
bet no al Stateu Rio @rnuoe DO Sul,
lnnoeoe paa apiten al u~ruauap, bar
oper9ioet fig tll bette Qnnos NutbOrite'
ter, og Sprgret / 8rniilien mnn MI nn'
les for iuloitGnoie enot. ~llruounDs
~Nutborlteter bar afuRbuet be brniilian'
lie Sprgrere. Observation-Disclosures
Rlo Soneiro er blepen uoiat til ben
l3oe SUM-, men man anta9er, at ben
braIilianife He9jering uuoer Betragt.
ming at Gomiral We0Os p9 Sprers'
troppernes Oper9ipelie ON fort lib oil
opbHpe Uelerin9stilitanoen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
% n III | II q.
Yacific Nibeliuaeu af 6

Yatiie Aibelin9en Of GOrep Orr
meen, unber Seialine al "@eneral
&elp, rptter burtis irem mob git.
Snsoas Nat iatte. S9rer, Der bapoe
lluaet 9eir ~noenipr S9oen, fig | 8eiio,
oelie af ct 8rasttr9n paa Union 8acis
tic 8anen. 8aneielifabet bar fprbe,
reot paa en- iaaban gambling, ps 8anes
betjentene 9iprbe iusen Mpbitano.
&elp tos itrar Sefalin9 ouer 9r9net
% ItiQeoe flere al fine 9situanter pan
2otomOtipet for at binbre llnoeriunbisz
beber fra Sosperioualets Sioe. s
GpanIton %itanbiebe 3ranet 20 Mis
nuter for at itiite 9OtOmotip, bopreiter
Heiien iortiattes mob OF. Ollie oms
burou9renoe upfsrte Jig pent, p9 bet
ameritanife Stag paieoe paa mango al
8osnene. 5reoa9 paSiereoe 5r9net
aieunem BOD Springs meo en- 5art al
Is Mil 3imen. 8 GDepenue er Der
inoInmlet cit Gel 9eunetsmioler iii
SGren. tsautbOriteterne pil life
lasse S9ren Sinorin8er / Seien, iaa
lenge ben life siper a%uleonins til
8la9e. Oct pentes, at MarI6en pil
eaa liee gjennem Rebraita.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
Mich iaan.

SGoens Silitanb. Statens maa-
neblise S~abrappOrt for s(pril tiger, al
Marts Waaneo uom9rfeoe fig peo en-
bpi 5emperatur os en- moberat 8esns
mGnaoe. 3iltrpos for ben foloe Ie.
riuoe, ipm bjemipste Staten fra ben
25be til Sl%utnin9en al Maaneoen, /
bpilten 5emperaturen gift neo til 10
@raoer, bar bet ben pnrmeite Warts
paa 16 glar. Speoen leo npget fem
5slae ai auleen, men / bet Sele ooers
pintreoe ben aoot os bens 9ilitano er
6 8oints pper iioIte Glars. 9ilitanoen
al alpper, Gnse us Sapne9anse er 50
pGt. 9ilitauben blanbt 5%armbprene
er 900. Der cr libt llpisbeb meb Sens
ipn til Srusteus 9ilitano, men nOsen
paIentlis sfaoe bar ben life liot. 4.
Seraelis lllpffe. @uit gnoeriun,
6rauf s6ippp, Otto Sbelanber, Mars
Tin 9bud, Charles @Olfe, iamt Srp'
brene 9prren % Nllen Grit6ett omfom
/ Mauba9s i Staples g. Gouels 9pm'
merleir, ire Mil Of for Neip @ra, peo
at ct imalippret 9ofOmOtip, buorpaa be
fiprte, tcrneee mob ct cmitprtet 1rR ps
itprteoe ueo ab en- 16 Sob bsi Straas
nina. 20 andre Mnno fom til Stdoe.
9lQe De omfomne WiHno BAR 9iite p9
eiterlaoer Gnmilier.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
SIlinoi5.
@rnipmheb mob 0eite.

traftgr Gulep 9piuman / Decatur blep
FoIte Sguoas arrelteret for | ire 9age
eler mere at babe label fine 10 iprs
iultne -Seite benitaa ! Staloen uoen
Ssoe eller Snno. Gn al Seitene bpoe
famine Morsen os &eiten bra9te 8olis
tiet til Ell 5ooeritalo, bpor Der bleo isrs
get for be i~tattels Spr. Sowman bar
/ BEN ienere Glib anperot fine Genee
paa SaloOner.
Chicago Lockout. Central Build
ing League Og en- flor Del af Gbi'
casus 8psmeitre ertlereoe / Snsbass
beres itreitenoe Irbeioere 8rt9. Sneer
Maub, Der benbsrer til Grbeibersllnio
uerne, oil blipe autaeet paanp, fsr Der
er opnaaet S~uerenstomit ON Solbsiftss
~aiaisrelie af ale 8anIfelisbeoer, Der
ppitaar fra 9snninsslfalaen, iom Or
beibssiperne nesteoe at unoerltrlue.
2odout'en bill bepirfe, at mellem 65
% $4,000 Mano for en- fortere eler
l9ngere 3io miiter beres 8eIfi9itigelie
Og bermeb beres 6~ortieneite.
SGbens Silitanb. Sra Sapes
meobeles: 8ette Soraar er ienere emo
ellers. Oct meite al Sauren maa iaas
ON, oa al ben tioli9ere iaaeoe Sapre er
raabnet. Speben Ter sul no; 9Opbla>
oene er bgbe, men ben er ! COB Stanb.
@lpperen, Tom blep fact ttoli9 pau
Saaren, er f~rosien % bpb.
Hanif | Ell Sfple. Ntanoa9 Giters
miooa9 iprans ct 9amprsr til 8armes
apparatet | Sumbplbt Tublic Stolen /
Chicago. Gn Yauif 9reb 8prnene, os
mber Sprip9et paa at Hippo no al
8psniusen bleu en- Gut peo Napn 8a'
niel @unitein cr9bt os tire andre ueb
Napn @noreip qrtoerion, Benjamin
Sarris us 5beorOre giliun lit liusua.
rise ap9Itelier. 6emten andre be il
blanot en- 2arerinoe, fit mirbre apas
~itelier.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
stnNtsrritatnina.
Wtinneiuta.

SspRblltnncrne / ct. 9aul npmines
: oN l0oe rs. 6ranf y. Soran til
ta9'r, 5amr& 8. McGarop til Comp
I-'E % Charles 6 Sorittil aasierer.
saul CT euers 9aaet bemofratiif,
Y 0tIlle Gang ueuter &epublitanerne
'not meo en- Majoritet paa fra l.
Em 1000. %0l0ct timber Steb ire
y IA BEN LOBE 6s.
|<aoe pIuOiclig. g. 81. Gridiun,
|'j'not Ntono ira Wontana, bpoe
'gS' 9'Or9'n paa Merfant Sotel /
taW Al gun9ebet9nbelie. Scr.
',y0 lleo @ultru uutpm ben 2oen
81 Eoul pna en- 5prretniass
u eltsn. 9an leo oa al en- item
sY'gI)e ION mart git pUer til Gun.
'suoti'e % 'or~aaria9ebe hans 9so.
s'Io.on5 6orretninesfompaanon
.." Eorver ira MOntana, anfum
eyer til Ct. 8nul % lsraece
Vt Sl9et bleO bragt til Gbicaao,
IN. vi !. OIL b!tuc bearaoet peo Si6en
V'id'on5 t~totioerc afbsbe Mp.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
VI asiatbu ctt5.

Storm paa NilanterbapsfDIten.
Gn teri Sneiturm biemisste iioite Ser'
bag Os Spnboe apiien me0em Bolton
os Gteiu YOrf.
Sgnon9 Wtiooa9 fow Der Msloln9
ira Suu ON, at en- trenaitet Stonnert
bar itranoet paa Saroinss 2eoee. p
DFil ipoelt for Bottom 5prtaaru. 8eos
n~ln9sbaaoen bauoe 9jort i~Orsi9Ues
5oriss paa at erboloe 6orbinbelic meo
Stibet. 8u9ierbaaoen Mercurp to9
od no, men paa @runo al ben uipo'
oanlig bsie Gg9an9 maatte ben op9ioe
&eonlnssioripset % oenoe tilbaae I'll
Bolton. Meominbre Sturmen I~tIlner
al, uil Glib og Wnubitab saa tabt.
Sfibets 9iapn III man life at pioe.
Samme Sag itrauoeoe Ell Sfonnert,
label meo 8roItene, oeb Squam Bar
uoior @loucelter % blep totalt 8ras.
SeiPtniu8en blep reooet.
st Telegram ira WcGprs Rebninsss
~ltatiOn paa Song Ssluno mebceler, at
SfOnnertcn Benjamin .. Gburd, zap.
Illen, er ~iorliit paa apiten. 8ei1t'
ningen, Z Wono, bleu reooet.
lllDffe paa Soen. 8arten Bel
mont fra Srinibab, beitemt til Bolton,
i~tranbeoe Sgnoa9 Nat Beacon Sill
Neolen O8 blep Drag. Ser al Bei9t'
nin9en omfom os ire ilso / 2ono pao
8ra9itptfcr. 8lanbt be Omfomue nGus
mes 8aptein 8. g. Snsau. 8rolpect
8errp, Walne; Stprmanb Charles s.
Carlton, Bolton; ISsmRnoene 8iainr
Reeo fra Sperige, Subn Martin fra
6inlano % Yeter 9uruer fra Rem
Dorf. Blanot be reobebe err ell 81.
mnno ueo Naon Often. Sflbet pa,
aSiureret for $4,000; 2aoninsen, be,
beitob af Sufter, for $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
q { 10 y orr.

Wgtelfabelig Snel. George Gro
pib / Buffalo fom iurleoen glften biem
i beruiet 9ilitano. San baobe u9rei
paa en- "Spree" i ire Tiger, iaa aOner
blep life op%erraitet. San ipiiie fin Nf.
tensmuo o9 gift o~ereiter op paa 2Oit.
tammeret. Smtrent en- balu 1ime ies
mere fom ban neo meo to @eoRrer.
Soet ban lepereoe bet enc til lin 8uue,
Iaebe ban: "Stpo M eller blip ltuOt. "
Sun piolte life, buOrban bun itulbe
baanbtere @ep9ret, og peb ct 3ilIelbe
git Sfuooet at os op | 2oitet. Den
orufne Manb aniaa bermeo 9uellen
bespnbt os tos soot Siste paa 9pnen.
3enne iaa insen anoen &eonins enO at
iprinee ub al @inouet, Os bet sjoroe
BUN, liee i bet Stuooet ialot. 8 iOrs
Iaaet 9ilitano naaeoe bun ben til ct
Nabobus, os Der bleu ienbt efter 9os
liti. Manben blep arrciteret.
Sen. Stocnm bob. General 6enrp
@. Slpcum afsit 9srbas Morsen peb
0soen / tit Siem i grOotlpn.
Gen. Slocum par fsot ! N9rbeben
al Spracuie, q. -, ben 24oe Septem.
Der 1927. 8 Ell gtlber al 81 gar iom
ban inb paa &eit 9uint os srabuereoc
/ 1852. San oeltps / Seminole Sri.
gen % laa iaa ire glar / .@arniion /
Sort Woultrie, men o~ereiter forloo ban
armeen, begpnote at itubere Sus os
nebiatte Jig iOm Sasiprer / Spracuie.
TO 9lar iab ban / Statsle9islaturen
Oa / 1859 palates ban til aasierer /
OnOnoasa Gountp, men od fOm arisss
buoitabet, % ban sit meo iom Sberit
for 27be Rep gOrf 5ripiaiee. San
oeltos meb Seber / flere Slas, iaaiom
8uQ Run, Gettysburg O9 for fin Zap
perbeo uon9pntes ban iii General.
8 1865 sienpptOs General Slocum
lin Sagisrsrforretnins / SrOotlpn. 8
1868 o. 1870 blep ban ualst III @ons
gresmnno al 9emutraterne % / 1884
bleu ban palst til Congressman-at-
large fra 0eru Nort. 6an bar 9reiis
bent for New York State Soldiers
Home % inotil for ct Aar iibeu. oa
ban trat Jig tilbnse ira 6orretuinser,
9reiioent for Coney Island d. Brook
Ign Railroad Company.
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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

lleoe en- Glare Branofolt inb / 9uerne,
Ior ON mull9t at reooe oeres Sameras
ter. Get lptteoes osiaa be mobisc
W9no at brinse otts no al ben brent
oenbe Spgnlns, men Here al benz bar
irb9tell9 tpGiteoe us iorbranote. 8e,
item laa fnuit unoer 6uinerne, os man
fanot ienere beres forfuQeoe 2epnin9er.
Slanbt be peo oenne 8rauo Sort
lpftebe er al iiiterenoe 8ranb6ef 2lusuit
Sanien, 9sitnant Ollie Sites os 8ranbs
mano George Sanien.
"8auibions 36eater" bar ct al be
inuffeIte / Milwautee. Set opiortes
for 8 Gar iioen meb en- SetuItntns al
ca. 100000. 9beatret pil rimelisois
blipe 9jenppbpsset.
Oct norife Samlag / q. ga GrOsie
ual9te ben 7oe os. felgeroe 8eitprelie:
Treiioent. Gbr. 8, @olb; @ice 9rciis
bent, Setter Spbuus; Sefret9r, 6. 6.
Gridion; aasierer, Gbr. 8olruo; 5ru.
tees, Spper 2unbe, q. Sbompion,
Sans Guulien; 8ibliOtbetarer, Sobs.
Imsrub, 90. s. Saruis.
lllDffestilf9lbe. Sra Cattle Sod
Ifripes ben ste os.: SOrrige 5reong
git en- 70 aario Wtarb peb Naun Gass
mus Solten no / StOpen for at bu9ee
8eo, men ba ban life uenbte tllbage ON
S%lfteneu, isste man eiter BAN ps fnnot
bans Sig unoer ct 9r9, iom peb 59lo'
ningen bar itDrtet Uper paa BAN. Snn
bar Gntemnno ps bnpoe / 81 9lar boet
paa lin berperenbe 6arm. st fort
5gl9e lebia9eoe BAN tit @rauen.
WDrbebe lit Barn. Gn net nOrlt
Hi9e, heupeo II Iar sammel, peo
Napn 9tnnn Sobnipn er inbiat / glrres
item / 2a Grpsie, anfla9et for 8nrne'
morp. Sun baube 2jeneite hos Ell
norit Samilie us nestebe i'm 2ilitano,
inotil Barnet blep fgot, 9srbas Giten.
Selo 3a9en efter bar Der intet at
mGrfe paa benbe. Naboerne unberrets
tebe ba IOlitiet, Tom fanot 2iset Of ei
inlot ubpiflet 8aru / a~jeloerer, til
oettet meb Sanb. 8isen bar FIN be-
ret Der / 2anbet ct 9lar, oa upbulbt fig
inbtil for fire Waaneoer iioen / &uib'
forb, Minn. Sum ne9ter at op9tpt
Napnet paa GRANDCHILDREN.