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win, if win he, might without even the
imaginary assistance of an accident.
He is not the man to throw away now
a remote chance of winning the cup
because a committee of American gen
! tlemen have held his yacht to be in
the wrong.
Resail Proper.
The Times says: We thought the
! judgment might go against Valkyrie
LII, but it was not anticipated that
the committee would do more than
order a re-sail. That issue most of us
here would have desired, and it
would also have met the wishes of
our sportSmanli1e kindred in America.
! 1t is, however, not quite clear whether
the committee has power to order the
race re-sailed.
Without Murmur.
The Standard says: The judgment
of the committee will be accepted with
out demurrer They must be credited
with a single-hearted desire to decide
the question upon its merits. a re-
view Of the evidence by public opin-
ion would be futile and uncivil. The
laws of sport are memorable, and from
technical point Of view, we suppose
The committee had no alternative
open to them.
His Idea.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE New York
correspondent of the Times telegraphs
TO his paper: II do not think the de-
clslon reflects the best American opin-
| Ion, whether of the yachtsmen or the
community in general
1t Would. Indeed!
LONDON. Sept. 12.-The Post com
ments: Whatever English feeling may
be, there is nothing to Zoe done but to
accept the verdict. It is possible Mr..
lselin will offer to resail the race, but
1t is not certain that Lord Dunraven
would accept the offer if made. At the
same time it would be both a gracious
and sportsmanlike course for the
Americans to pursue. The misfortunes
attending the two first races cannot
but prejudice the sport of international
yacht racing. It may be taken for
! granted that this is the last contest
which will be sailed in New York wa
tiers. 1t is gratifying to see the better
/ Informed section of the American press
take the opportunity to point out the
| general regret that the accident should
have happened.
Hardly Sport.
A writer in the Daily News says:
ITO have given the race to America
| seems rather sharp practice. Surely
! no race would have better met the JUS
! tice of the case. It may be the rigor of
| the racing law, but it is hardly sport.
! The severe award of the committee is
/ a poor reciprocity of the generous
! treatment of the Cornell crew at Hen
| ley''
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Hardly Sport.
Sndden RIindness.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Chronicle
says: We confess we do not see why
the committee should have awarded
the race TO Defender. Had Valkyrie
wilfully fouIed, the penalty could not
have been greater. There is no equity
In the decision and We shall not be
surprised if Lord Dunraven declares
the rest of the races off.
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HARD TO sUBDUE.

"a celluloid collar requires patience,
perseverance and indomitable viii power
to wrap up" says one of our popular
clerks on Newman street. Having sold one
he attempted to put it in q nice roll and
and souirrned at the sight of wrapping
paper. At last Selling it regardless OF
shape. tearing off three yards OF paper.
he done 'er up. and the bundle looked
something like d weeks Washins.-Carroll
Free Press.
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WELL HEELED.

Ten-year Darkey Roy-Mammy, nam
my. 1 can't reach the roosting nest on
my toes.
Nanny Johnsing-Stan on yer heels
chile. Amt yer got no interlectrality?-
Roston Standard
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Holmes Indicted.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 1.-THE
Marion county grand jury this after
noon returned an indictment against
H. H. Holmes for the murder of How
ard Pietzel.
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Tselin willing.

N9w YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Herald
,oo,nces that Iselin is willing to sail
ever again the race that was awarded
r. pefender The offer has not yet
H1een accepted.
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L
cred at Rustchuck. Twenty persons have
been arrested.
BERNE.-An avalancha from Anters
glacier has fallen upol the hamlet of
Spitalmatte. About two square miles of
land has been covered. 1t is feared six
persons and thirty head of cattle per-
ished.
LONDON-A Vienna dispatch to the
Daily News says: ga skeleton, sup
posed to be that of an American tour
list named Ruth, who disappeared in
1890, has been discovered in a ravine of
the Ademillo glacier in Southern Tyrol.
ST. 5ETERSBURG-Prin Hoenlohe,
the imperial chancellor of Germany was
| given an audience by the car today, HIS
majesty received the German statesman
the audience tie cza.h.na received Prince
Hohenlohe.
LONDON.-The Berlin correspondent of
the Standard says: Rumors are current
that the anarchists of all countries will
hold a meeting in London in October.
and will come to an agreement regarding
the common agitation for fund to sup
port the needs of the members.
NEW YoRK.-A special to the World
from Colon, Colombia, says: Sheriff Rem
fro, who has been in pursuit OF y. G:
Love, of Texas accused OF forgery ana
| embezzlement, left here for Bogota to ar
range for terms of extradition. Love is
! a former postmaster of a small town in
| Texas, near Galveston.
| IONDON.-Word has been received here
that the yacht Windward, carrying the
! Jackson Harmsworth polar expedition,
which sailed from the Thames July II,
1884, has arrived at Vardo, on the north
north and longitude go east, after having
! broken out of an ice belt between Franz
| Joseph Island and Baltic Sea-
STETTIN.--Emperor William has con-
ferred the grand cross of the red eagle
! upon Count Marich Szagyenyi, the Aus
! trian amba ssador to Germany. while En-
peror Francis Joseph f.xs conferred the
grand cross of Leopold on Count Phllhp
SzI1 Gutenberg, the German ambassador
to Austria; the grand cross Of st: Ste
phen upon General Bronsart Won sche FL
| Tas presented snuff box inlaid with
| diamonds to Dr.. Won Lukan.
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sion between two freight trains on the
Santa Fe near SealeY. Engineer Lewis
was seriously scalded and died last night.
Fireman Powell was scalded and Brake
man Reed badly injured
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MOLE ESSENTIAL.

Mistress greatly scandanze6J--Is it pos
sible, Buldah, you are making bread
without having washed your hands?
New Kitchen Girl--Lor, what's the DIFF
ference. mum? It's brown bread.-Chi-
cago Tribune.
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WINNIPEG. Man.-Sir John Schultz
whose term as governor of Manitoba, ha:
expired, has been appointed the Canadian
member of the Alaska boundary commits
sion.
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STOLE HORSES
BY WHOLESALE.
Oklahoma Thieves Who Are Up
to Date.
HOLMES HELD FOR TRIAL
CHARGED WITH THE MURDER OF
HOWARD PIETZEL.

Another Row Among the Directors
of the Pacific Bank-Further De-
tails of the Horrible Tragedy at
AIusseI Beds, Near Oceanside,
Observation-Disclosures and Ne
gro Suspected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12

SPOKANE, Wash.-D. McDougan, a
carpenter 70 years old, was found dead
in a cabih this afternoon. 1t is thought
he killed himself. He informed his neigh
bors he had two daughters living, one in
st. Paul, the other in Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12
MUST HAVE ENJOYED HERsELF'.

Zones, I see. is back from his Taca-
ton" - -
How long was he gomez?
ssHe doesn't know: says he can recall b
only five days clearly. Chicago Record. 2
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DULUTH, Minn.-The receipts of new
grain from the Dakotas and this state
by far exceed the big receipts of 1891, the
big crop year, Receipts reported yester-
day We're 14S1 cars, against 700 in 1891.
and the railroads are preparing for even
larger receipts in the next few days.
About 80 per cent. of the grain, it is said,
is badly smutted
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NEW YORK.-The officers of the Clyde
line steamer Delaware, which has just
arrived in this port from .Hayti reports
that while they lay at Port de Paix.
they heard that a great fire had ragged at
Gonaives on Sept. 4. The information
could not be confirmed because the tele-
graph wires were down between Port de
PaiX and GonaiveS at the time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12
A Striking Resemblance.

"My goot yoomans, Wy do you veep?"
"Och, thin, the face iy it is so loike
my diseased husbands, an thin the linn
min in his mout' remoinds me all the
more iv him, for Pat wud sit an dhrinf
phwhisky an suck limmins by tAs
hour !'-Life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12

1sHPEMING, Mich.-Agent Hall, of the
Lake Superior Iron company. informed
the men formerly employed at section Il
mine, that if they did not report for work
on or before 8 o'clock this evening, the
mine would be closed down for an indie
finite time. Mr.. Hail says if the men do
not return to work the mine will be
closed until spring.
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His size.

Fat Boy-Give me bathing suit
Bathing Master aside)-Johnnie, run
across to tho circus and borrow an ele-
plant cover, quick.-Philadelphia In
nuirer
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ST. LOUIS.-Lawrenca HanIey, who is
filing season at the Grand Opera house
here in 1.-The Player" has wired David
NJ. Newberger, Il New York attorney, to
institute proceedings for divorce from his
wife, known on the stage as Edith Lem
inert. Mr. Hanley says his wife left him
in Cincinnati last Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12

MADISON, VISA telegram received
at the governors Office from the Amzri-
can consul general at Quebec announces
that there are thirteen Wisconsin Indi-
ans stranded in that city that were en-
gagged at Black River Falls by Wild
west show The show has gone to pieces
and left the red men with their squaws
and papooses without means of support
The department at Washington will be
notified
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LOUISVILLE, Ily-About 800 veterans
attended the reunion of the famous Ros-
association is composed of the Fifth Ken
lucky, the First Ohio, the Sixth Indiana
regiments, the Second Kentucky cavalry,
the Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Nineteenth
batalIions of regulars. and the Ninety
third Ohio. The principal object of the
reunion was TO take action on the death
OF Colonel w. w. Berry, the president
OF the brigade association and to elect
his successor. Captain Charles A. Sloan,
of the First Ohio, was elected president
to succeed Colonel Berry Mr.. Dale, OF
the Sixth Indiana, was elected secretary,
and John p. Coast, of the First Ohio,
trpa SIrer.
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READY ONCE MORE.

az the Waldorf hotel that he would GER
1alcly be on hand to race TOMORROW.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
Brief and Newsy Cables From All
Portions of This Terrestrial Sphere.

BUCHARFST.--A plot against l'r:nae
Ferdinand of Bulgaria, has been discov-
cred at Rustchuck Twenty persons have
been arrested.
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CHICAGO.-A difference of five cents a
garment between employees and the F.
ment of this city, has caused a strike in
vclving 500 people. The Chicago Cloak
Makers union has talaeA up the fight
and members of the union have pledged
an assessment of from 10 to 10 per cent
of their earnings to support the strik-
ers.
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WICHITA. Kan.-The

WICHITA. Nan.--Ihe gOVernment' S
evidence in the case of ex-Banker A. j.
Lusk. of Hutchinson. charged with fraud,
is all in and the case is being argued
by United States District Attorney Per-
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FREDoNIA, Kan.-The flood in the fall
River valley has nearly passed, but the
flooded section is III bad shape, with its
previously heavy crops of all kinds in
many places totally destroyed. The flood
in 1889.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12

SAN FRANCISCo.-The Occidental and
Oriental Steamship company has received
a cablegram from Yokohama to the effect
that if the weather continues favorable.
the steamer Belgic, which went ashore on
the Japanese coast last Sunday will prob
ably be saved. The passengers and mail
have been conveyed to Yokohama
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LONDON.-A Vienna dispatch to the
Daily News says: ga Skeleton, sup
posed to be that of an American tour
list named Ruth who disappeared in
1890, has been discovered in a ravine of
the Ademillo glacier in Southern Tyrol
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12

BERNE.-An avalancha from Anters
glacier has fallen upon the hamlet of
Spitalmatte About two square miles of
land has been covered. 1t is feared six
persons and thirty head of cattle per-
iShed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12
DOM ESTlC DOTS.
Telegraph News fros= All raxts or tho
Land Over Which tho Stars aAa
Stripes Wave.

PORTLAND, Disadvantages, Sl67. p57;
balances, S55,923.
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PORTLAND, Ore.-Wheat, valley, 4Gc.:
Walla Walla, Acc. per Dushel.
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TACOMA, Wash-A Ledger special
from Port Townsend says that Winnie
Andrews, a nurse girl, received a letter
today notifying her of the death of her
grandmother, who died in Boston, leaving
her $4,000. She has quit work and will
go east to get the money.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-12

SACRAMENTO, Cal.-Wells, Fargo Il
Co.'s agent in this city today paid to
Louis r. Kelly, Daniel A. Thompson and
John w. Murray. one-f09rth of 81, $50.
which was recovered by them while
searching in Yolo county for treasure
taken from train last October by Brady
and Browning, and by them. buried Kelly
and Thompson were paid an additional
$1.640, one-fourth of $3.50, which they re-
covered for the express company.
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SCITHATE, R. lone of the most ter
rible thunder storms experienced in
many years has just visited this section
and $4,000 worth of property has been
destroyed in the neighborhood of the for
mer home of eX-Congressman Charles II.
Page The famous General Lafayette
tree was split in 'wo. The tree is the
only historical one i'll Rhode Island. and
is the one under which the General ate
his dinner while the Continental troops
were marching from Rhode Island to
Connecticut.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
Git.

Gaobrud) er ell lIoen 2uuOsbn. be-
lig9enbe meaem 9%arbur9 o. S~ilnebura.
ueppe en- Mils Set ira Samburo.
Snotil ipr fort Sio iioen uar Sen Fuu
meget liot fIeuot, men taffet uGre ;Sla.
relpr0en Nit er MI Den lille 9anosbu
mco line Tar Suiiu SgnoerbuIc ct al.
minoeltat St~lhuatsiteo, huprtil 1uiin.
Der al Weuueif Ter itrommer fra bele
5piflano.
Nit er en- lioen ManO meO ct alat
barberet Nniiet, Der iorraaocr aoifiuio
Snubec. SSun ~ioresipcr at tunne I'D.
finoe, builfen Sp9opm {. Wtenueite liz
Der al, naar ban bar unocripat nUole
al SeotOmmenoes Natfebnar moer ct
6oritorreliesslas, lamt at fuune fus
rere Sp9oommen oeo foritielige at
BAN l%ammeniatte 99semioler.
Eli en- 6erre, Der BAD Git ON at nm.
oeripse ct al bans Hatfebaar. ertlrreoe
ban itrar efter at baoc beiigtiaet bette
unoer Wtitrpitopet, at 0naret tilbprte
bans SOi8ermooer. % at oeuue leo al
Seneooer, buiitet ieuere bleu betrrItet
al en- Sarge. Sil en- Iuoeu, Der lore.
lasoe BAN nosle Saar, ital ban Itror
II Socrensitemmelie mco uoiaonet
fra en- tlo!lsere ooipurat Serge bope
ang,uet Spsoommeus Nrt: Mapetrrit:
ale sRgens Mttoler bldlp Sntet MOI
oeune lrpstellse Sploom, meoens Iip.
lnoeroottoreus 9teoleiu QlUroe Niou.
ben ralt 9ebct al fort Sio! Soolepes
lpri9lles Der | buert Sab. % Der Ct
2osieboueoer moi I'll at tro bet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
ct %Tormeiigt Toif.

IA BET enGelIfe &ria8 lib "GUalnoer"
uor poa ell otOcnlt0bclig Soroomlcilino
bnooe oct ombpro Ell Glare 9lotuys
IOrltere, Der ltnIoe granite / 6aueis
9Db0er os moerio1e Nntur % Oxen.
nelt Ocboloe, bpor ne fom ten.
Noset al bet mrrfeli0ite, be bnpoe
trullet pnn, par ei 9snO. tpur Der life
I%nnotes en- eneite 3~rutteuboltl 9ette
9nno er Senltab8gerne / Guobopet. q
Ioronms 9loer unretteoe Srenbeuinct
tor 9oslG98elie blauot &c SnoiDote paa
Olslc Ger, gu fiuoes Der lom laat life
en- eueite 9rantcr. 9ette bar tlose 9opc.
inmt Gernes uiiiOcs Seli0aeubeo. for.
enet meo relisipit gllppr, uore.tet.
"Nien," ipurste GnslanOerne BE-
S%uoiDbte, "banOer Oct fig aloriq, at en-
Irtlf, lopenbe Yu9lius iaar Smaa poa
bcruienoe 9rllte us panurter til en-
IOrorutien listing, iom / beolte Silfnlbe
enOer heo at Ialoe 6~attispGienet til
Spr0e?"
"SlOris."
'9Gnoer bet oa aloris, at en- Mano
soer, boao ban bar tent. pao en- Sro %
iaoer Some % Born libe gtpo?"
"Aloris."
"9Drer 3 alorig omtale at npoeu
uuper Snolpoclie al Itarte 9ritte oisr
ls lIplOl9 | nO9en 5Orieelie?"
"gIlorls."
"USen ltunoom maa 8 pel npoes til
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
Sanif Solfetro ont Smlcn.

Mere erio I'll iogen anoen al Iarets
Setter tuptteoes Sucrtrp til Slleu.
Oteget er | Iaa 0enjeenoe i ppre 0aae
iorluun0et, men enonu iuoretter rlore
soil Jig BOG elter Ell Gel al bet Sucr,
lepereoe % tilItrloer bet i'm Setponiuo.
Som Grempler pna, bpao Der i ben
Aetnlng er ! Snrs % 9jgres iii @ieus
ltano lor Eaaa9telie, fan iplscnoe nap.
mes ira Spaauo:
Snlealten maa Der life pUre bruat
ipr Tiuouerue. 2piet Ifal itinne no; bet
brln8er 9gffe III Suiet. Zen, iom Rus
leaIten tpmmer iii at Ilutfe 2plet paa
Voroet, leper life nGlte 9lar tileuoe.
S,~geleoes maa man life oenue giten.
lamt Nptaarsaiten ia 2piet al Soroet.
man liooer peo. Spao man taber III,
Der Soroet, maa man life ia pp, bpis
man p'l leoe bet fommenpe 9lar tilenbc.
Hlmer bet lao iterft / Sulen, at Sres
erne busne, oil bet npe aar al en- fro.
Dig S%ornbpIt. Gn bib Sui siuer en-
srpn EaaIte, % Omueubt. Som Ieirct
er Snleoas, oil bet bO~ueoiasclis boloe
lls Sanuar ptaaneo, us iom bet piIer
lls anoen Suleoas, blir bet i Sebruar.
% laaleoes frembeles be iplaenbe 10
Gage, Bates Der 2Si i quiet incl.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05

g. 2arien reiits iibfte llee til Gbiea'
90 for at sjere Subljsb al npe 9lGbe'
for 6iunct 9%arien Bros.
Gioite 3orsons a bet Is aar,
iioeu Mr. % Mrs. RisIs Tiiie Gste'
pieoea, o. til Mlinoe ON benne lpftelise
Gag babe De ON Gitenen inbbuot
Suict iulot al &suner ps Betjenote til
of sIroe iig meo benz, boiltet man o.
ian eiOroc / iulbt MOu til benoeo r.
9ioen.
StGrie 3obuiou bar iotst fin
Nnoel | MnItin' % SmeoefOrrctnirser
til i'm %Scmpnsuon 6. &. Slion. Scr,
Sobnion fan inbtil pioere trGfes Bu'
titen peb Chen Of McMaiter paa
@aibinotpn Gtreet. S%aaiuart ban
iaor oricuteret fig liot, pil ban opfsre
ct 8ertlteo paa ct eller nnoet befpsmt
Steo SDen.
5reoao ben l5oe Marts oiboloes
Nuttion paa Gnosrs 9anaiieus 5arm
Gunner Tomnibip.
NtisiionGr SO9itao fra Mabar
aasear boIot isuar en- meset 9po Miss
iionsprGoiten / 9ecorab Meniebebs
Sirfe. On Gitenen bplot ban Sore
ora8 ON Gfitte, 5orboloe o.i.p. paa
Madagascar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
Stapanger pr. SsTan, Sa.
26oe Tebrunr, 1895.

26oe 6ebrunr, 1895.
sc, Sr. 8eoottgr. bar pisieligen
GieOe paa Mungt % Wte9et, ium bGu'
Der % fer ruuot ON / be i~orlfjeuise
norIfe Scttlemcnter; men Sc peo Dog
reppe, at aorus MeuieGeo berItebs
iorlcbeu CONNER bar bupt ell temmes
liz betpoeli9 GeItnuration paa lin qumle,
tore Steufirtc. Sirter bar fact mt
Sag, ale goreorage plaitrebe p9 puss
icoe, FAINT MT Snfreiic.
Den belle SefoNnin9 nnorascr til ct
iomlet 8elpb ni ca. 800 0aler.
"a jog bar eli al Dem, iom ifuloe
inoiamle 8ibrag til Dcnue 5%ornnitnlts
nina, ian Tan jc9 beuiOne, at bet er life
iou lisetil at iubiomle iaupus fort Be-
lob i oisie aenseirnppe 5ioer, bn Gris
ienc er ialone iaa itammelis i Tris os
Seitene fomplet uiGl9elisc.
Wen Spinoerne fom oS til Sjplp,
ioei tucnoe 6~orcninger poeoc ps ct Sis
inlo fort rs 7aler. 0isie ~iclpiammc
Suiuoer bar ipr Ell lib iioen pusict
% pDntet op 9irten8 Subre meo ell
Setcitnln9 al iulOe 200 0aler.
en- aammcl Sismnno bar iust, at
Spinoerne er Samiuuoets Stptter.
Seq iubremmer. at Waubcu bar Jtet
og tllltcinmer bans Wcnirg.
SAB babe Soiuoernc, tpp piI,
~iorioen oem ri Inlet pare.
Seq uil ian lEuge Iea er I'll
benz nltio clifc % %ioripare
Cginn / ppr Hnbomeni9bebs Suits
gcsiamiuno, Sotleitaos Sirte, bar man
aiort aoitilioe 6orauoriu9er o9 Scribe
orirgcr. Man lar nemllo aubrnQt
GrRbiteitpl paa @irtens Sioepp9 oQ
ilp.tct glterbproct no ira 8roItuGggcn,
lao mai M fan sna runot Gilteret pg
lG9se i'm Sfergape; li9seruis, Tom
man o9iaa Far ouifnifct Srsel % Sir
~ietlOife. 9isie Singciter er iuit life
laa irroeles bDiitemte, men nuSet er
beore emo intet, % jes sratulerer 0le.
uigbecen meo bisie tiosmasiise @rejer.
Gu iioite SenOno, umiooelbart citer
@nosticneiten, fremtraobte en- Mano
% II Suinbe ior at bllue inmmeuisiebe
til SG3teirlf. Sruben par @nfe ueppe
20 Nar sammel, alright.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-05
0ecOrab % Snlegn.
Zen 4oe 2IartS 1895.


Gprlrge @bitbed bleu iioItc 9ors-
bag iGroia meo at moeriDge s. 8.
&uuniugs areuturer / 6rantOiac. Minn
bauoe iattet 0tiStante I'm. at DC leo al
2uberculpiis, beoit fjeuot uuoer 9tous
net SGriu9. 9i 16 Sjor og Ell 9pr
pur 6 Sipr % 9prcu nuqrebue. 6ur
at blipe nloeles iItter / i'm Sag, orGbte
Or. @bitbcd Ell SO og unocrip9te ben.
2unserue a itrrtt nngrcbnc pan Ilerc
Gteoer, oct famine uar ogiun mango
aiertler / uuoerlipet.
SCR. Stunning o%pbu9coe icrI epo.
oummen peb at Ingae WGrfe til, at
s~jpreue bnooe en- mcact Hem 6uite.
9lUsIe al Se ~nlerbroIte &jgr / 6lotfen
bar augrebue.
Oct iarIisite ueb beune Spsoom cr
ben SmitGnoiabeo, at mango areatns
rer life bier Oct mlHoIte Seau pna
9Grin9sipmptpmer. Gen ereitc Maaoe,
bpOrpaa man fan ppbnae Sploummcn,
er at aupenoe 2u5ercultn. 0ette Wtes
oleln iaar man ira Gpitlano, % bet
nuuenoes pan ipl0enoe Maaoe: ST. 5
@Itermloons briu9es Sjprene ino /
5igiet, os beres 5emperatur noteres
81. Z og al. 10 9iten. 9erpan iuos
Iprsttes Ntebiciuen unocr Suoen pau
ben gperite 9el al So9en. IRIte 0na
noteres Temperament bper 2 Elmer
inotil ST, 3 @itermiooa9, % De, Ipm
innr it1rf Sober, er nngrebue al
SGriRa.
"a oenne Spgoom er ubelbreoelio,
sler %rettcre, nan bar euonu life pps
oaset no9et Yttooel, Der fan belbreoe
Den, MAJ De an9rebne 9pr orrbes ipr
Of reooe &eiteu al SeiGtnineen "a be,
ltptie 6olfene, iom bruger Melten "a
teller meO areaturerne. Mau IAN
paaorn8e zig oenue epgopm peO at
brittle @teIten eler inoaanoe gluten i
be Sum, buUr be augrebne areuturer
bodies. ai0Oet er Ogiaa ~ubruaeliot
for 6goe.
Or. @bitbcd bar Here andre 8reutur.
b%eiGtnIn9er. ION ban Ifal unoerigae i
en- nGr Gremtib.
3ette er en- me9et nlporlig Sag life
alene iOr Dem, iom bar angrebne Sreas
turcr, men Osiua for Jormerne / Oct
6eIe taset, oa oenue SpsoOm uObreoes
meset let babe blanot 6olt % 5r.
So Longer man laoer en- tarlnasipa
so 9aa bIanot geirtnin9eu, beitu flere
unsribes, O8 Gabet blir iaa meaet
itsrre. Get er Osiaa tllireosniQenbe
for 5olf, ION oritter Nielt, at uioe, at
ben life i~uoebOlosr EGrinasbnciaer.
Wiuu bsr Oerior lnbe fine ajgr unOer.
isse.
3aite 9esislatur oil uOentuiul ueO,
tu9e Sou on tuuugeu unoerICaelie al
alt 6Oruiua9.