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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
No action taken.
Bills presented and ordered paid, as
Adjourned.

Collector Grant Herring, of the
Twelfth revenue district, Is at the
Continental Mr.. Herring was one OF
the most useful members of the Sen
ate and has taken a prominent part In
Democratic State conventions, his
style of oratory being both pleasing
and effective. 1t is probable that he
will remove the Office from Scranton
to Boomsburg, and eading in his ap'
pointments will be Editor James w.
Maloy, of the Lansford Record, Col
onel I. Henry Cochran, of Williams
port, whom leading Lycoming Demo
Gratis want to succeed Herring as SEN
ator from the Twenty. fourth district, Is
also at the Continental, along with
Passenger Agent James {. Boyd OF
Harrisburg, and w. J.. Conyngham, OF
Wilkes Barre. Phila. Times.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
THE BALLOTS.

The printing of tie ballots for next
Tuesdays election is big job, the
labor being increased by the mistake
made by the caucus in many districts
in nominating more persons for GER
tain Offices than can be elected. In
one township two persons were
nominated by the same caucus for tax
collector, and in many of the districts
two inspectors we're nominated by the
same caucus. The law does not in
tend this, as no one can vote for more
than one inspector. In printing the
tickets 1t was necessary in such cases
to put the words "vote for one" or
"vote for two," as the case may be,
over the names OF the candidates.
When the tickets are printed in that
way the voter will have to mark op-
posite the names of all those for whom
he wishes to vote, for if he marks in
the circle over the congress at-large
ballot, and does not designate in some
way for whom he wishes to vote where
there are more names in the same
column for any office than can be
elected, his vote on that Office can.
not be counted at all. The combined
state and township ticket is an an
omaly, and it was very difficult to get
some Of them into any kind of intelli-
gible shape, but we have done the
best we could, and if they are some
what awkward, it is the fault of the
caucuses, and not that Of the printer.
Everyone should examine his ballot
and read it all the way down, and see
that it is marked properly, SO that no
votes will be lost.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
What the sledges Sometimes Bring.

On Tuesday afternoon the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Greasy was the
scene of an enjoyable occasion. Two
four horse sled.load of folks came
merrily across the snow to visit them,
one from Bloomsbury, the other from
Centre, Mr.. and Mrs. Creasy's former
home. Among those prominent from
Bloomsburg were the Misses McKelvy,
Mrs. Wolverton and daughter Mrs.
Geo. Wilson, Mrs. Chas. Runyon,
Mrs Emanuel K Kelchner, Mrs. Thom-
as Hagenbuch and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rutter Hagenbuch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafayette Greasy and daughter. Mr..
Greasy, progressive spirited man, is
a retired farmer and has selected our
beautiful town as his home. He pur-
chased the handsome residence oppo-
site Freas Fowler and has settled down
to the quiet social enjoyment which
only a comfortable income can insure.
His brother Lafayette selected Blooms
burg and erected handsome residence
in that town, but Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Greasy are very well satisfied with
healthful Berwick.-Beraoick I1de-
pendent.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
BARTHOLOMHW's EQUINE PARADOX,

Prof. Bartholomew's original and
only equine paradox, Of "a educated
horses will appear in the Opera House
on Monday evening, February 10th,
and Tuesday afternoon and evening,
the Goth. This is one Of the most
wonderful exhibitions of trained horses,
and is celebrated the world over.
They play school, ring bells, dance,
march, hold court, have a picnic, go
through a military drill, engage in bat
tie, and do many other marvellous
things. No one should fail to see this
great exhibition.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
A FATAL FIRE.
TWO CHILDREN BURNED AT LIGHT
STREET.

The house occupied by Bert Gro
man, at Lightstreet, was destroyed by
fire last week, Thursday night, and
two children were suffocated before
they could be rescued. The family
resided in the property of Mrs. Oman,
at the upper end of the village, and at
about ten o'clock at night Mr.. Croman
went out to the barn to look after his
horse, and being delayed longer than
was expected, his wife went out to see
what detained him. During their alb
sence the lamp exploded, or was
knocked off the table by one of the
children, and before the parents could
return, the room where the children
were Sleeping was enveloped in flames
There were three children, one five
months old, another year and half,
and the third still older. The two
younger ones were sufocated, but the
third was rescued by the father, after
he had been terribly burned about the
head and arms, The good people of
Lightstreet have presented the be-
reaved parents with purse of $75
and considerable quantity Of provis
ions, as they lost all they owned by
the fire, 1t was a terrible affair." and
great sympathy is felt for the afflicted
people.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

The Williamsport Republican, of
last Friday, says:
"Internal Revenue Collector Grant
Herring arrived in town to day, and is
a guest at the Updegraff.
He has not yet appointed his Col
lector for this sub-district, and proba-
bly, will not before the end of this
month. There are now three appli-
cants for the position, namely w. S.
Montgomery, Of Muncy; John Kift,
of Muncy Station, and James Fulmer,
of this city. Many people are of the
opinion that Mr.. Montgomery will
pluck the plum"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

Defenders Day was appropriately
observed in the Opera House on Mon,
day evening. The house was well
filled considering the stormy weather.
The meeting opened with prayer by
Rev. c. H. Brandt. E. J. Bowman
delivered an eloquent address, which
was received with much applause,
The singing of the Amphion Quartette
was excellent, and was highly enjoyed
by all present The quartette con-
sists of Frank Colley, A. N. Yost, Ed.
Ent and O. II. Yetter. An appro-
pirate address was made by M. P.
Lutz, followed by Rev. P. A. He'll
man with remarks and the benedic-
ton. The Bloomsburg Band was
present and rendered some fine selec-
tions.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
Celebration of WashingtOn's Birthday.

In order to revive the spirit of pa
triotlsm of the people and especially
the rising generation, we propose to
celebrate Washlngton's birthday in the
following manner; The State Nor
NAL School of Bloomsburg, has COM
pleted their new building and propose
to dedicate it on Feb. 22, and the P.
O. S. of A. intend to present the
school with flag on that day. There
will be present in behalf of the Nor.
NAL School, several of the. State Of
ficers, and also in behalf of the P O.
S. of A. there will be present both
State and National officers. The flag
will be presented in behalf of all the
camps in Columbia county. In con-
nection with this there will be Dis
trict convention held in the Opera
House in the afternoon by all the
camps of Columbia county, and also
in the evening there will be a meeting
held in the Opera House, to which
the public is cordially invited. There
will be prominent speakers to discuss
the dangers with which our country
and flag are menaced, as well as the
objects of the order. Good music
will be in attendance. Exercises will
commence at ten o'clock a. m, at the
Normal School. For further particu
lars see program. COMMITTEE,
p. O. S. of A.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

The regular monthly meeting of
Town Council was held in the Coun-
Gil room on Thursday night, 9Th inst,
the President and all the members
present.
Treasurer ]. H. Maize asked author
ity to proceed to collect the balance of
the license due from last year, $50,
for the Town of Bloomsburg, now in
the hands Of the County Treasurer.
This years license has all been paid.
Mr.. Peacock moved that the Presi-
dent first demand Of the County
Treasurer the sum due, and that, if
refused, the President direct the Town
Treasurer to proceed by law, if the
fee demanded by Mr., Maize is, in the
Presidents opinion, a reasonable one
Motion seconded by Mr.. Corey and
carried.
Moved that upon proper releases
being fled the grade be given on East
First street, as per request Of Mr.. ID.
Armstrong. Seconded and carried.
This is asked for The reason that Mr..
Armstrong wants to build and wants
water put up said street.
Ordinance No. II to vacate por-
ton of public road known as Ninth
street, from Catharine street to Mar
ket, on south side of the canal, read,
and on motion of Mr.. Peacock and
Mr.. Holmes, adopted unanimously.
Mrs. Daniel Bowman asked to be
exonerated from tax on her property
on Third street. No action taken.
c. w. Miller asked on behalf OF
VIM. Rabb and others to have Fifth
street, west OF West street, graded, so
as to put down pavements. On mo
ton of Housed and Swentzel the Engi.
neer is directed to give grade of same,
and amended by Holmes, that work
be commenced at once.
DR.. Willis granted permits to build
two houses on Leonard street, near the
Ralston addition.
The following was presented Il
have taken away my fence and re
moyed all distractions along my prop
erty on south side of Fifth street, for
which a jury of appraisers allowed me
$263 damages, and l hereby demand
payment for same.
l. HAGENBUCH."
No action taken.
Bills presented and ordered paid, as
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

Up to the fall of snow two weeks
ago, says the Towanda Republican,
there was more or less plowing done
every day in December of 1898 and
January Of 1894, labor unusual in this
region at the same period. 1t is now
likely that no further plowing will be
done during what is left of the winter,
but as Easter comes early this year
the augury is that seeding will also be
early In the spring, which makes the
outlook for early agricultural work en-
couraging.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

The following letters are held at the
Bloomsburg, Pa, post office and will
be sent to the dead letter Office Feb.
27, 1894.
Mr.. Edward Abbot, T. C. Bort,
Miss Dora Clouse, E. H. Dietterick,
Miss Mary Force, Mr.. William W.
Kelly, Miss Hattie Shaffer, Mr.. Oliver
Watts.
Cards-Mr. Joseph Hippensteel.
Persons calling for these letters will
please say they were advertised Feb
IL, 1893. One cent will be charged
on each letter advertised.
A. B. CATHCARI. p. M.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
MEETING POSITION Ed,

On account of the indisposition of
Hon. c. R. Buckalew and Col. ]. G.
Freeze, the meeting announced for
last Tuesday night at the Opera
House, was postponed until Saturday
evening, at 1890 o'clock.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
Only One Big Show,

1t is announced that there will be
only one big show on the road the
coming season. Owing to the hard
times, it has been decided to send out
the Barnum & Bailey show and to
leave Forepaugh's at home. The
spectacular feature is to be replaced
by an exhibition by Prof. Arstingstall
of fifty trained animals in one huge
stall.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

Edward Bok's successful article in
the January Cosmopolitan on "The
Young Man in Business" has been re-
printed in a tasteful and handy book
let form at 10 cents by the Curtis
Publishing Company, of Philadelphia.
To this reprint Mr.. Box has added
some IA pages of editorial matter an
swering "Three Uncertain Young
Men"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

w. H. Miller purchased the proper
ty of d. S. Brown and wife in Mifflin-
Vile, at Sheriff's sale at the Court
House on Monday, for $50. There
are mortgages on the property amount
ing to $1,000, which are not divested
by the sale.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

A large force of printers is at work
at this Office getting ready the tickets
for the township election next Tues
day. The state ticket at the top, for
congressman at-large, is seven columns
wide, and the ballots wilbbe eighteen
inches square. The job was put out
at competitive bids, but THE CoLUM-
BIAN was the only office that put in a
bid,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

Moyer Bros. and c. c. Peacock
will erect three story brick building
on the corner of Main and Market IN
the spring. The upper floors OF the
Meyer side will be arranged Tor a resi-
dence, and those Of the Peacock side
for Offices. The store rooms VIII DC
occupied by S. F. Peacock x Co. and
J. w. Meyer.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

Wednesday was St. Valentines day
and the little folks were just as much
interested in it as they always have
been, and probably always will be. A
large amount of mail matter was hand
led at the post Office.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

The best sleighing of the winter is
now on, and the jingle of the merry
sleigh bells is constantly heard. Every
evening there are sleighing parties.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

Mrs. Catharine Schmich, of Cata-
wissa, is lying dangerously i'll at her
sisters, Mrs. Douglas Hughes, in this
town.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

1t is always important that every
voter should vote at the township
election. 1t is more important than
usual this year, because there is to be
elected a Congressman at Large. There
ought to be full vote polled.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

The time of the Court was occu
pied this week until Wednesday after
noon with the trial of App, Hains &
Co. VS.. James Magee ct al.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16
RESCUERS AT WORK.

Nothing is being left undone in eff
iorts to reach them. A large gang is
now at work removing the fall and
making passageway up the gangway
70 Where the men were working. They
are tlmbering as they go, but work
every minute as they will they cannot
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-02-16

Advertise your Goods
and5your Wants in this
paper. The circulation
is large, and Rates Low.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
ct GttSil6u0.,

and HOME" for $1.25 Iaret. .
@i bar sjort Irransement meo g.
M. Duen, iaa enbber, ber tnbienoer til
os $1.25 ian faa baabe "Robbusseren"
% "FARM Stock and HOME" for ct
belt War.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27

agitere. Men oct tror jes life, tpertz
i,uob tror jes, bum Tom til at perne ON
Dem meb itdrre Sper eno noseniinoe.
Men MI faar jes ilutte, elers er jee
banse for, at nosle. af bisie esenfierz
lise Man6, iom misunber &pinben ben
famine @etti9beb, iom be ielp bar, font
mer til batte 9inene uo paa mig.
geu nosle faa Drb til "Robbusse=
rem. Seq bat left ben, iibeu ben fon'
iub, os af ale be sloiier ri Bat, ct bette
glab bet meit peltoune / bort 9us.
seq lenster efter at bere mere fra
M6asperus, men faar pel BABE Eaalmo=
sbi9beb, iu6til ban fommer tilbase, oe
ie8 baaber ba at bpre, at ban fanbt Ell
ubDre Men9be al bet guile Metal.
@n &ninbe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27
l1bbrae al ct Morgesbrep.

Seq bat MI mobtaset flere gtc. al
"@obbusseren". Sen er mig os Saz
mile en- flor 5ornpielie, og ies flyer big
9ufinb 9af. Ses foritaar life ameriz
fanife Yense, bporfor jes beber om Opz
1Dsnins om, bpor,nsset 8labet foiter /
@ro,,er, Os jes ffal itrafs ienbe @eta<
lingen. . ..Saa, Der er osiaa baarlise
Eiber Imerifa, &e paa Fere Om1z
ranber og life minbit Holitifen. ga,
Der mao bli baarlise Eiber for ben or
beibenbe &lasIe, ba BET ct iaa manse
&reftbDlber, iom tere paa @amfunbsz
legen1et: @mbebspel6et, 8ensemasten
os Breitetpranniet.
Seq sratulerer os pniter big tiQptte
n.eb @obbusserarbeibet. Set blir bel
ct tunst Irbeibe, ba ber er ct tuiinbaaz
rigt l1rltopens Temue &ebber, iom ifal
rDbbes, gpbber, iom er foftsrobbe 5or=
bommens os llpibenbeSens bersfaite
@runb. Set ,1fal sobt @arftgi ps
1utrettelie @rbeibstraft til at oprDnbe
bisle @gbber ps bets @teb plante Dpz
lpsninsens os 5ribebens @eb. Ser /
gaorse transes osiaa en- alminoelis
Dprpbnins us &obbusnins, men bet
saar iprselis imaat. Ser ct 1aa faa
&refter, BET er @rlisbeb /, us iaa ct
bet benne peliisnebe Speniteitrioen.
Sen optaser Eiben, us be inbre &e>
formarbeiber blir lat ti1iibe - til itor
@fabe for be gferin9sbrtpenbe o9 ben
lapete &lasle. 9esuben pil je9 paaz
ltaa, at bore Bolitifere - be neite af
benz - Ct noste paflenbe, pinslen6e
l1slinser, fom arbeiber melt for fin esen
Snteresie. Sen iimple Manb 6rDr be
fig Tibet pm, naar be ielp Tan fomme op
paa bet bpieFe Mabbjers. Narpeien
blep osiaa iaar me9et mislis her paa
g}orblanbet, laa Ti6erne er meset
fnappe. 8lir ber iaa itte noset 9ofotz
fife iaar, pil ber bli ior Mpb. Mtne
to elbite @pnner er paa 2ofoten. .@n
al mine 9eaboer benste fig ibpit - att
taselis paasrl1nb al Nerinssiorser.
6an bar tn Datter / Seattle.
@eflen | Seb. 1894. Dere8
N. N.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27

life funoe bli Meolem, ba ies fun bapbe
25c. Saa blep jes oplpit um, at bpis
jes talte bet ensellfe @proa, iaa funbe
ieg blt Meblem for 81, lan1t at BE-, 1om
taller bet itanbinaoiife @pros, p1ister
81 pr. &uartal os 81, naar ban optaz
ses iom Meblem. Ser ito6 jes iaa
maallps iom ct Gam os funbereoe paa
@asen. 9a fom ser plubielis frem Ell
meset fin 9ante os ipurste: Would
you please give me that quarters
upant meo 9amer Os iler @fjpnbeber,
gift bet meo mig iom BET git Ole Dl1on;
1ea lob gaa, os 25~@enten sjentlans /
benses blaa &jolelomme. 9eu saar jes
runbt paa @Dnasosens @aber tprtenbe
os bunsreube efter mine &en9e. Seq
er life mere perb, taber jes It'll usiaa
Mooet os mine &enner, bapner je9 1nart
paa @ountDets Sensiel.
Se, ber er en- liben @iosraf al Dranz
ferens 2ip. &om MI us fig, at bette ct
bare 2psn. 9u, iom talber big en-
&riiten, bpor ct bubenne? @rSu imob
ben Snititution, iom 1otfeoe fra mig
s5.35? 9u paaitaar, at bu ct Bet,
men bpurfor poter bu life i1nob ben ba?
Nei, fer bu, om aft Solicit fife brat
8renbepiu, iaa pil6e beres Eanfeepne
urpifles, be pilbe pote imob 9fepublifa=
nerne uip., os be pilbe bli iaa oplD1te,
at &reiterne life funbe lepe uben at at
beibe. geei, lab Masien sjpre slrbeiz
bet, - III ct efter Hensene, os ben 9olz
lar, iom life ton1ner til :os, faar &ros
perten. Gig ct BET, 1t,en lab Sribe6sz
fampen fOrtiettes, os 8etiinb pil pinbe
tiliioi. Seq bat let 9eres Blao ct
@pgrssmaal Dm,. bpor1ebes man bebit
fan mpbarbeibe 8anterne. Ser er min
Menin9: Get life ino en eneite rgb
Gent - life en- Dollar, men bpis bu bar
nosen, iaa leg bine 8ense paa &ifte=
bOtten. Gn pafter Sag fan bin 9sabo
fanbenbe tomme os iise til big: "Ses
bnifer at laane $50 eller 500, men IL.
fer life at saa paa 8anfen, oa jeg ntaa
6etale 10 q Is pgt. &ente." 9a fan
eu ia ben @leoe at iise: "Se9 fan
laane big 500 til pgt., om bu bnifer
oet." 9u bar itrats sjort en @elsjerz
ming, iom fortjener 9imlen, - iaa tror
i6etminbite Mbebarius.
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Snoienoelier.
Minpt, e. g., 17be Marts "a

Mainot, e. s., 17be Marts "a.
ST. &ebaftpr!
"9uor er be norife &binber Ime:
rifa?" ipbrser Masne. Sa, @asne
fat not @runo til at ipprse >iaalebes.
Seq Ital imiblerti6 ipare for mig. 81
&pinber ct bjemme Os tusler runot d.
men; tbi Manben paaitaar, at b, bsre1
biemme / &ipttenet. Men bporfOr Ia
ber ri life bpre fra us? Sa, bet er Ell
ltor Sell af %. Men betmaa ertnores,
at ri tl1n ct 8grn os l1mDnbtse fra
@ussen til @raoen, u9 bet ct 10 en- 9amz
mel @tit, at naar Saberen taller, ifal
8prnene tie. Set famine ct III 10 inbz
itierpet af @ialeieseren, iom meb faz
berlis Tone befaler, at ri ital bore
Manben unberbauis. 9uab ital ri ba
9ipre? @tal ri allisepel trepe 2t9er
itiletbeo meb Mfanben? Seq ct af ben
Menin9, at &uinben burbe BABE famine
@et iom Manben, men ies amer, at
benne Weenins enbnu oil b1ipe anieet
lom raienbe gal of be flefe. Tbi ri
ueo 10, at Maioriteten af Man6 iaauel
iom &pin6er en6nu lis9er paa &ne for
Toroommens Ifsub. 5prenb benne
Ifsub blir ttlintetsjort, faar ri lite Dor
&et. Mrs. g. U.
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Ont Gripas.

ST. g2ebatt6r!
Set liber inart til ben Gio, at ri ,naa
tale me6 boeran6re, ON bpem ri ifal faa
til 9usbonbs6rensiir / &onsreis, 2e>
sis1atur us 9jemmefpre; men f0r III be-
sDnber meb benne Spsaue, 1Dnes Jes
bet at bdre &et, at ri blir 1aanibt ml1=
ltst enise, ont bporoi6t Sripas paa
Sernbanen ubi itebt til Dem, iom Solicit
betaler runbelis fare for, blir betrasz
tet iom en- baber1is Gorretnins af bent
iom anpenber benne Gremsanssmaabe.
- &anife nosle minbes faalanst til
base iom for 2 Nar iioen, os min6es
esiaa, at ies ubtalte mig / "l1seblabet"
mob 5ripas. Seq fit meset prioat
Mebbelb men insen oHentlis. 9eriz
mob bar @ebaftiunen af usebla6et life
enis meb mig, men fori0ste at affrdfte
mine Bepissr11nbe. 9erme6 itoppeoe
@asen bensans. sSes bar life slemt
oenne Gag os bat life funnel finbe 8ez
rettiselien til, t. @ts. for bore 2opsi<
uere, iom fat en- runoelis &eilepenntns
fig ti1be1t (@r bet lite 10 Gents Milen?)
at anutube om o9 n1o6taae al Sernbanez
betprelien Sripas, life a1ene unber
Sesiiunen men iemme for bele &aret.
Seq Tan life meb min bebite @tlje tomme
ifra, at 8enpttelien af Sripas ct etl
Snifenbeb, ct forpufiet Marinsspib, en-
ltammelis 8enpttelie af ben Iutboriz
tet, So1tet bar sipet benz, os bette enc
% alene til esen iorbif Sorbel- Seq
pil nu beoe "&obbusseren"s ntanse
IbDstise % flittise Snbienbere at uetale
fig om benne Gag. Set sjalber beller
life Otter Sail alene. Set gjalber
County, @tat Os be furene6e Stater.
9erfor pil jes anmobe Snbienbere til
andre 8labe om osiaa at iise fine W1ez
ninser, os 8 Srr. Gebatt6rer, iom bar
Operblit paa etbpert Selt, pilbe sjDre
@a9en @apn peb at ubtale fig, buab
enten be er for eller mob.
Olaf .. @inie.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-03-27

lebuIe. @i peb ale, at @aloonen pper
en- bentoraliierenbe SnbFpbelie ooer
8efoltninsen ibetbele taset os fine
&unber / @erbelesbe6. .-.. --...
Meen MI er @persmaalet: 9pao er
ben bebfte Maabe, bporpaa ri fan tonz
trolere @alset af beruienbe Dritte? !?
Sen bebie Wfaabe tror jes piloe pdre
national @robibition, men ba bette paa
lang Eib enbnu ct en- l1multsbeb, iaa
pil Str. MnberIon Sorilas pdre pdrb
at tase unber Dperpeielle, nemlis at
@taten tos fig af bet Sele paa en- li9z
nenbe Maabe, lom bet I'LL ct oronet
@D6 Carolina. 9ette er 10 life noset
nDt for @tanbinaperne, os enbper ubtl>
bet Sasttaser maa in6rgmme, at benne
Drbnins bar inbitrdnfet 8ranbepins=
trafitfen en sob 9el / De 9anbe, boor
ben er prppet. Seq tror osiaa, at
bette er ct @tri6t, fom maa blt taset
enten fgr eller ienere, ONT ri ifal babe
noset Saab om at faa siennemfert be
Soranbrinser, 1om 93eformpartiet bar
lat paa fit @rosram.
@om bet MI er, bar Saloon Harttet
ben balancerenbe Ma9t fine 9anber.
@i pilbe osiaa berpeb borttase BET re-
1peftable I Gal aloontrafitfen og 1ette ben
paa bet @te6, boor ben bprer bjemme,
nemlis at ben fun eriiterer for benz, iom
er fonmen iaa lanst, at be life fan unbz
pdre fin Dram.
Set itulbe pdre interesiant at bgre,
bpab Yrobibitionif fterne bar at fise ON
bette Gorllas.
Dm8olassipbrsmaalet ifulbe bli fore
last Soltet til Nfitemning, iaa peo pi al
@aloon Yartiet pil6e itemme imob, os
tanite @robibitioniiterne piloe Taa fig
/ 1ammen meb benz for en Gangs @fDlb.
9ette er bog minbre trplist, men fom
laat, bet fulbe ndre intereslant at bpre
beres Menin9 iSa9en. .s-----s,..z i