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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
SOONER SECURED THE ROVER.
Bonded the Group For a Period o,
Ninety Days

Mercur Mercury-A. NJ. Spooner this
week secured a bond for ninety DAYS from
Pete Pollock on the Rover and one-balf
of the Rover Nos. 2 and 3, and is to do
forty shifts monthly, commencing in
thirty days. This property includes the
old Silver Cloud mine. north of camp. and
has good surface showing for gold AS
says of from S. to SO have, it is said. been
obtained there near the surface
The expert who is to construct the plant
with which the Mercur company will
hereafter refine their product, is now on
the ground. The plant will be built at the
mill and Will be completed as soon as
possible. With il the company not only
expects to save the cost of TRANSPORTATION
and working charges, but also a higher
per cent. of the value of the product
amounting probably to from $1,000 to S., 600
monthly.
AT a depth of about 120 feet in the Mag
pie shaft a curious formation was en-
countered. It is a black shale, resembling
condensed mud, and composed principally
OF fossils of various kinds. In every
cleavage the shale is covered with shells.
stems OF small shrubs as big as a lead
pencil. the impress of leaves of various
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
ADVANCE LOOKING WELL.
Henry w. Lawrence Satisfied With
the Showing Made.

the Showing Made.
In a letter written from Bullionville
Henry w. Lawrence, who went south
several days ago for the purpose OF
examing some of the properties of the
Phoebe district, among them being the
Advance and Old Democrat groups,
states that he was highly pleased with
the showing being made in the mines.
The reports sent out have not been eX-
aggera ted, says Mr.. Lawrence, for in
the properties there are several good
deposits of high grade gold ores which
have been opened up and rich rock is
being taken out.
1t has been decided to make some
severe tests of the. ores and ten tons
are to be shipped at once to the Bull
lionville mill for treatment with the
cyanide process. This will leave some
sixty tons of ore on the dump for
shipment later. The Advance and
Democrat are located near BullionviIle
and were some time ago purchased by
the LaWrenceS and CODES.
Within the next few days Mr.. Law
renee and Sam Godbe will arrive at
Milford on their return to the north,
and there they will be met by Ben
iamin Hampton and w. H. Lawrence,
when the entire party will go over to
the Cave mines, north of Minersville,
for the purpose of inspecting the prop
critics named, in which a development
tunnel is being driven. Good reports
have recently been received from the
Cave. there being an increase in the
number of ore stringers cut.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
Railway Notes.

All the railway men are anxiously
awaiting news from st. Paul concern
ing the Short Line receivership.
The political interview of Passenger
Agent Wadleigh, of the Western, in
a San Francisco paper, was the SUBJ
ject of considerable discussion in rail-
way circles yesterday.
The special car Wildwood, with Mr.
Emery, of New York, and party of
friends, will arrive here from the west
over the Rio Grande Western tonight
and leave for the east tomorrow night.
For the meeting of the Ancient Or
der of Forresters at Ogden on May
and 8, the Rio Grande Western and the
Union Pacific have made a round trip
rate of one and one-fifth fare from all
points in Utah.
The Union Pacific announces a rate
of one fare for the round trip from a ]
points in Idaho and Wyoming, and g,
special rate from this city for the an
nual meeting of the Grand Lodge A. o.
U. w. to be held at Park City on
May Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
MIDAS ORE TO BE TREATED.
f. c. Moorehouse Brings in Twenty
four Tons From Clifton.

four Tons From Clifton.
F. c. Moorehouse came in from the
Clifton district yesterday. bringing with
him twenty-four tons of ore from the Mi
das and Lucky May mines, conditionally
purchased by Messrs. Chambers, Mackin-
tosh and McCune. This ore is to be treat
ed by two processes, the cyanide and pan
2maIgamatlon. In the laSt-named tests
the Roth amalgamator is to be used, and
both of the experiments are to be of
thorough nature, with the end in view of
determining just what process will take
care of all OF the values in the ores. Re
cent tests made at the Gold Hill plant of
company with the Crawfords there were
a signal failure, but a comparatively
small percentage of the values being re-
tanned in the mills. The tests are to be
made just as soon as practicable.
Speaking of the general operations in
the district and especially in the group of
mines in which he is directly interested,
Mr.. Moorehouse stated that neither the
Midas nor the Lucky May is just now
les have been opened up and some eXtrac-
ton is continually being done. The vein
has not yet been cut by the drifts COM
menced some time ago for the purpose of
developing the properties below the for
mer levels. The outlook is not gloomy,
however.
Two ranchers, Messrs. Dress and Sand
qulst, have just made an important strike
on properties they have been working for
vein of ore which averages S16 to the ton.
The shaft on the claim on which the
strike was made is now down twenty
four feet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
The suit Against mrs. stanford.

San Francisco. May Especial Gov
eminent Attorney L. D. McKisick mas
received Geographic instructions from
Attorney General O1ney to push the
governments suit for $500, 600 against
Mrs Jane Stanford without delay.
Mrs Stanford was recently in Wash
ington. Her trip to the capitai is Tjaid
to have been solely for the purpose OF
urging on the law department the i'm
portance of an immediate action on
the $4,000 900 claim. She had conceiv-
ed the idea that the government was
delaying the suit and making no at
temps to have it terminated at al
early date, but the attorney general as
sured her that the government had no
purpose in delaying the hearing of the
case
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
Aiax Work Progressing.

General Manager Mcintyre. of the Ajax
Mining company. has returned from the
properties of the company in the Tintic
district and reports that the sinking of
the shaft has been discontinued for the
present and the forces OF the company
drifting each way from the 100 foot level
of the new shaft The showing in each
of the drifts is said to be fair. although
no strikes of ore have been made The
assessment on the capital stock of the
company became delinquent some time
ago, and the sale of all stock upon which
the levy is unpaid will take place on
Monday There is another assessment
o.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
Will Now Operate i'm Full.

The fittings for the blower at the Penn
sylvania smelters arrived yesterday and
within the next four days the plant will
again be operating to its full capacity.
For something over a month it has been
turning out less than one-half of the
usual amount of bullion produced by the
smelter, and the effect has been very
noticeable on the ore and bullion receipts
of the banks.
There are still but five stacks being
operated at the valley shelters. two each
at the Germa MIA and Hanauer and one
at The Pennsylvania. The improvements
at the Germania and Pennsylvania are
progressing faVora bly,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
Prices of the Metals.

Silver yesterday recovered one of the
POINTS recently lost by it. and closed at
CO.. cents, as compared with Sc cents on
the day previous.
Lead remained stationary at the old
figures. s2.95. evidently having entirely
Quicksilver, of which metal great
quantities are used in Utah. has just ad-
Vanced $150 per flask, and is now quoted
in New York at $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
PORTLAND'S CAR SYSTEM.
A Deal on to Consolidate Under One
Management.

management.
Portland, Ore, May 5.-The Orego'
Man says a deal is about TO be con-
sunmated whereby the entire electric
street system of this city will pass
under one management. j. NJ. Lively
of Port Townsend, representing an
English syndicate, has an option on
the property of the Portland Cons0li-
dated, the City and suburban East
Side railways, comprising a mileage Of
12S miles of electric lines. These three
roads represent an outlay Of about
1000, 900 and it is understood chat the
purchase price will be close ito that
figure.
The Portland Consolidated and East
Side roads are in the hands of receiv-
ers, but it is the intention of the syn
dictate to adjust all claims and clear
the entire system of debt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
BANK OFFICERs ARREsTEn

Chicago, May &C. Arthur Grain, pres
ident. Frank Eastwood. director. and L.
c. Haines, secretary of the defunct Re-
serve Trust and Savings Society of
Omaha, were arrested here by govern
ment authorities today.
They were indicted at Omaha for using
the mails for the purposes similar to
lottery
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04

for the purpose of inspecting the prop
critics of the company and installing
formally the new foreman, Matt Con-
nelley. He stated yesterday that the
machine shops at the Marsac are now
being operated with electricity, and
mad 1t not been for the unexpected de-
lay in the receipt of the belts the
shops at the Ontario and the sawmills
would have been operating by this
time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
WHERRY RESIGNS.

Washington, May 3.-The resignation
of Lieutenant Colonel WilliamM Wherry
Second infantry, as military secretary of
the staff of Lieutenant General Scho-
field, has been accepted. Major Joseph
P. Sanger, inspector general has been ap-
pointed to succeed him with the rank of
lieutenant colonel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
DEVELOPING ozoKERI1E DEPOSITS
Local and Outside Capital Will Be
come Invested,

Preparations are being made for the de-
veiopment of the great deposits of ozo-
kerite, or natural mineral wax, which are
found to the north of Pleasant Valley
Junction on the Rio Grande Western and
which have already been located by L. s.
Deane and his associates. These deposits
are extremely valuable, and it is the in
tention Of Mr.. Deane to interest home and
outside capital to take hold of the propo-
sition and thoroughly open up the depos-
few days something tangible will come of
the negotiations now on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
JACKSON WILL BE THERE.

Washington. May S.-A dispatch has
been received from Justice Jackson in
which he states his health is much i'm
proved and there is no doubt that the ar
gument on the income tax case will begin
on Monday next.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
,BEX WAS ATTACHED.
Three PIasters Have Already
Been Applied.
OWNERS WANT THE MINES.
THEY HAVE DEMANDED AN An
SWER BY NOON TODAY.

Ontario Drain Tunnel Extension
Over Half COmpIefed-Advanc
and Democrat Claims Looking
WeIl-Ore Tests to Be Made By
Cyanide-Midas Ore Received For
Treatment BY New Processes-
eozokerite Deposits to be Opened
Up--BuIIion-Beck Mill Operating
Operations in Mercur-Gen neral
Mining News.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
CONCERT POSTPONED.

The concert that has been advertised
for next Tuesday evening at the First
Congregatio church has been post
poned for two weeks on account of
the double attraction at the theatre
next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
Ore and BuIlion Receipts.

Mccormick & Co. yesterday received:
Silver and lead ores. $500.
T. r. Jones & Co. received: Silver and
lead ores, Sl3,70l; Germania bullion, SS,SOO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04
NOW ONE HALF COMPLETED.
Ontario Drain Tunnel Face Again IN
Hard Ground.

Hard Ground.
Over one-half of the extension of the
great drain tunlel of the Ontario from
shaft No to shaft No. is now COM
pleted and the face of the cut is again
in firm ground where it is not neces-
sary 20 do any timbering. This gives
the total length thus far opened as
something over 500 feet. Progress is
BEING made at the average rate of
eight feet every day.
General Superintendent Chambers IL
hsEk from the Park, where he went
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04

1t would often improve the appearance
of thingf about the farm if the weeds
and rubbish along the road were burned
and CRASH seeds sown on the foul spots.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04

Take THEOLOGY into some sort of partner
! shin with Eou, and allow him every cent
or share thai the contract calls for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04

Eat biscuit and pastry prepared by
aid of DR.. Prices Baking Powder and
perfect digestion will attend you.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-04

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is
acknowledged the most wholesome and
economical.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
Gbriitian Spbnien,

"almuepennen"S man9eaart9e &eoafs
tsr, iplote Den 23oe Suli tit SObe gar.
Srpos fin Dpie Iloer er Sobnien enbnu
fritz % iterf baaoe pna Sjal % 9es
GENE. @nonu fan mol pite iinbe bans
fjenbte Wterfs unber gpI8artifler.
Subnien er Oprinoelis Stauanaermano.
Serfra mpotc ban / glarene 194S, 1851
o. 1854 icm Geprelentant paa Gtors
tbin9et. Ser be9pnote ban ogian fin
Slaooirtiombeo, ioet ban i 1S43 ppers
tpg Saskatchewan al 4Staranser glmtss
tIpenbe". Senere reoisereoe ban "Stas
uan9eren" en- 2ib.
S 1S4S 9runolagoe ban "2(mues
p%ennen", iom Fan i De iprite g(nr reoi.
sereoe fra Stauanser (oet uofom ben
Gele Gio / 9riitiania) J, Us bois llo9is
uelie p9 &ebattion ban iOrtiatte inotil
iUr ct gar Gar iioen, oa Slaoet blep
lmeltet iammen meo "5eorelanoet" til
"2a~ubsblaoet"
"Ilmueoeunen" bleo ira 1855 leos
inget al "GoresieblaOet" ps iioen 1876
al 6plgeblao til "Ntmueuennen". Oess
uoeu bar SObnien itartet en- &9tfe ON
Ore ionrnolilsilfe 6oretnsenoer, ubeu at
be Dog bar bclot fig rpsen tausere
Sib; BET iioite bar "5ra Sp us Bpsb",
ipm iiior 9if ct gars Sio.
SObnien bar p9ret en- iurig Surs
fiGmper for 9gositrnfIens IflfaIielle.
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@ner9i i Grbcioet for cenne Sag. SUI
rpreiorner bouoe / Sr. Sobnien en- ios
rig ug bp9tig 6ortiGmper.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
Sen iprfe norifc Gu,i=
grant.

"@uobranbsoplen" Ifriper Ser
asmunotao i apiiue iOlseuoe:
"5or nusle 9lar iioen berettebc ct
Slab, at ben icrite norItc Gmierant,
Der tienoes. bar Sleu9 Gerieu fra Stas
Danger slmt. Sau uooanorsoe / 1921.
Sra famine G9u uouanoreoe 1925 53
IeriOner.
9tu aioSoe 9iari Ma3iis, isot 1911,
pioite imjolertio at iort9ae ON en- go.
banueS NOrobo (Nnarbu) fra 8enes
bp9Oeu i &in9bu. 6un paaItuo, at
ban mnutte bore reiit for 1915, eiter
oct bun Tom 9anlte lioen minoeSrs al
BABE bort ON NorobO. San arbeioeoe
Jig irem, iasoe bun, % bar ipartI lensc
paa Geiicn. Gcras bar Steoet, bppr
ban to9 SOlig.
Smtrent iamtiois meo 8. 0crbbo,
Ianlte Blot npset %ierere, reiItc Ell Diauo
ira StpToal / iSnOre Gyrou.
ora Smoa9ut al miuors lea mcaet
omtait en- 9ieitul 9ium ira Suite i u.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
gun ocbpaipe opiofrcs al
CT gannmcI 9pnc.

@u gammel Sgne, iom orager Sms
iora for en- Slot Nuouu9er, ct / Dor
3io Ell ganite ulmiuoclis 6orteelie.
Men at eli Spne itlloe 'lnne bile ipre'
DC fine mOberlt9e 8luscr ocer en- Slot
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bet err pei ioa omtrent sneitnaeuoe. 8og
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bette i~orunosrli0e Spn pna Sobn 9eps
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Bcnniplpnnia.
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fig op til Suiet for at faa no9et at
ipiic. 2i9e / giGrbecen al Spalpene
ca / famine lobus laa en- Sgue pda
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itrar eiter %bs9pnote at ptbe eiter 0ios
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fig fin Ruseplaos cg began Jig ben I'll
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meO at Jamie unoer fine breoe Singer,
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fra ben Sag % op til oerne bar @Gs
men ornget OmiOrs for be Snraa. Snn
leoer BEN no i @narbsrummet, lotfer
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tGt up til benOe og lager fine imaa
SooeOer % 6orIubber til Spite pua
benbes muoerlise Rps, inbtil De nGiten
tuGler benoe.
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rette Wtpoer aloeles pperlaot beres 8e
% BEL til BEN beiirreoe 5oltermooers
SmiOr9; til Ben lsber M Onrfrins paa
5armen % peo Suiene paa famine
Muuoc, ium BEN pleieoe at sjsre, fpr
ben iii SpuIpcne. :
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16

Sron. Seq antnser, at bet par iioit I
40 4areue. glaar Der iaa fom Srso
ira Z. gjum e1er en- unOen al be fsrite
llbuanbrere, par BET rent iom ct unosr
bet iprrgtss piot ps brebt. SOm
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teren, iaa bar greupOrtoen brsi, Srs'
peue Git / &egelen ubetalte, og Der oar
peb M~ootogelien at betale 2 Ort, 2
Srt IL shilling ps pp til 8 Dirt. Ger.
l.6O, 200 % 240), eIer mer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
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s. SadwiB'3 Rpoer autpm fra Sri.
ltiania lioite 3irsoas, Os bet sr Wies
n'rsen, at bun ital titbriuse &eiten al
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Dame, Der M er 70 2tar, bar friIt os
raft paa belle 8eiien.
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netcutpr i SiOur Gitp, bar M ct Gar
Tigers 5erie, iOm ban uil benvtte paa
beoits Waaos.
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anna SaniOn % Miis 2Ouiie eimun.
len ira Gilbert Sea. Miru., bar beuue
use bripst sluat us Seuurr i 9ecu.
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snmle geaner % Setjeubte. Yirs,
9Oot bar j tiolisere Gage Wtiis Betty
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Set bar Ell elennis Circus. be
iom por Der isaar - ben tunoe i'll
brinee @esu. 8 andre @,aaoer Sfnls
ben pare nofiaa bra.
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6anafafgiftcrnc.

Ger forelig9er III en- bel Del Suo'
6eretninaer fra G~tibsisrere = i9rltg
ira 9ampRibsfsrere - al boilfe bet
tpbeliot iremadnr, at ben for Basiase
al Gaualeu propiioriIt moigrte 9arii
er meaet for bDi, ielu for 5arten ira be
rusfiNe Og preuSiiIte Giteriebapne til
SoQaro, 8elgieu os 5runfrise.
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/ oenne 5art, Der Ituloe betra9te Iab'
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bling.
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9nnaleu peo otsis Starter paabproer
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ina fore, ium bet Selpb, Der pinbss
prb 3iosbeipareIien.
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be engelIfe Sanalbapne. ior III life at
tale ON benz, Der fummer fra andre els
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ban en- Siosbeiparslie al ~ Elmer.
0enne 9eiparelie al Gib tnn bog
al Here @rllroe blIpe betDoelt9 minore,
ligeiom felipe annnlfarten tan bfipe me
oerfaitet mango 6orIintelier.
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inotlarcret peo Soltenau, ps ] for at
faa Stibet uotlarerct peo 8runs biittel.
Gr Natten mprt, maa oesuoen Sfibe,
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albeles itiQe, bells paa @runb al at ben
elettriite 8clpsning enonu life er iars
big, p9 bells uf Senipn til be tafri9e
lo9raunin9smalfiner, Der er / fulOt
arbeioe o9iua um Hatten.
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fpre en- ~betpbeli9t 3iosipilbe - lige up
til u Srmer.
&apteinen ilutter fin Snbberetnin9
meo, at bans Glib oeo 8enpttelien al
&anuleu inttuiiue 9~uospen9e fra
8runsbiittcl O9 tiligs, &larerirs oip.
baooe Ell hight al $50 Mart, % at
ben II Gimers lpu9ere 9feiie rurot
Sfasen life piloe BABE foitet Snlopars
ten of bette Gelgb.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
Gu ucrif Metuialem.

Den piltnpt 9loIte nuleoenoe Woro'
manb Ital lepe ner Mc3Onau9h Senrp
Co., Georgia. Oct er rigti9 Ell norlt
WletuIalem oo en- aste Sitineeatling,
lar BET til. San blep fgbt / Norge
1866 os er altiaa fine 6 Sneie Cs liot
til - ON ri forreiten er iitono til at
trO S%eretninaen. Sans Ssbeiteo OPP
9ipes at pare en- 5ifer6p "GO8ales",
% gtanben Ital beooe iua me9et iOm
Siram Setter. German Glitter, %funifc?
Saaren 1882 iOrloo ran, iammen
meo fin Jur, 8itinselunbet for at iette
&urIen oper mob "8inlnuO bet sooe".
Reiien bar ~beiuerlis, femme Storre
inOtraf, ps 6aren bsbe paa 9uren.
Otter sc Cages 5orlpt bapnebe ppr
Siram meb 5plse paa Spiten al 8irs
ginia. Stibet bleu iurtsjet pppe / ct
SRtfeleie % tiente benz i lang Glib iom
Saaninssbus. Snbiauerne bar femme
- Ell Sang itrps be ui9aarbe meo ale
beres Sreaturer. 9i5Ie S~oloniIter,
GuentDrere, eaer buao oi oil faloe benz,
pibite i 8 Iar life Of andre boioe Solf.
De bpgssbe fig pa ct sort" af Goms
ner for at bore belfptteoe mob &sos
buoerue. s bette Sort lepeSe De i
mango Gar. Siram 9ioroe iaa en- Enr
til "@amlelanoet" / ben Sanfe at BIZ
Der; men Siemmet par life mere, 9Den
life mere, Os iaa tienote bam. gan git
tilies o9 iurtiatte fit SDmunbsliu 7
a s Gar. 9aa en- al fine Cure tpnl
ban til gtetu Orleans, buur ban iorloo
Stibet % brOs inb / Sputb Carolina
p9 iiben til Georgia bpur ban M altiaa
bar leuet ben iibite Mtenue ites Qlber.
6Or 4 q 5 Iar lioeu - ia, iaa siftet
ban fig! Sruoen bar bare so g(ar, iaa
Der blep altiaa en- liOcn Soritlel / Gls
oeren - 9pot pg pel ct 95ar Sneie glar,
boao | alminoelige GiliRloe enbps fan
bore liot betGnfelist. 8Or 9obe 9iram
euer German ital bore 9anite raft os
rgris, bu99er Seo os pasier i'm Cont.
Saa beretteS Der. Stjpnt jes bar iet
Wanoens 6utparafi, pil jea bog betante
mig, inoen je8 "ipGr pua", OF Siltorien
er iano. 9et ifuloe bog uGre interess
iant at pibe. Br.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
Gn 2anofraaer ft / epuboos 2,

Gn sanofrpser fit epnbass en-
lang Naie peb en- lioen Station soo
Nprtbpe iternbanen, nar @abaibo.
Stationsasenten bar saaet biem iii
MiSbas % bapoe label en- fplinternu
aleonins bliue lissenbe iaieu ban
8GHfen / Genteoereliet. gromsc,
bupbe luifet omfrins peb Statiuusbp,,
ninsen % benpttebe 2~eil,gbebeu til at
ifcre fig be rpe alnber, bporpaa han
e~iterloo fig fine samle 5iuer til eta.
tionsagentens bebaselise Giter'nn,
9enne tcm itrar citcr tilbasc, % ba
Situationen ! en- Sart bar blepen bom
flar, intte ban pea Spraus nebuUer
ganeiporuet / Saab ON at inSbentc
2poen. ga Fan bapbe lpbet Ell Suart.
mil, fl ban Sic pan 2anonrpoeren.
Tom ranarebe fin Sruiesiiun peo at
babe Jig / en- n%GrIissenbe Gam. Ga
bet Tan bGnoe, Igenten life bar fen
meb at lure fig neo til etranobrebben,
bpor ban erobrebe lin GienbOm tilbaoe
% r%eturnereoe til Stationen.
Smtrent EFT balp Eime efter faces
en- latterlig Stitfelie at trine bcnuoer
Sporet mob StatiOnsbp8niu9cu. etal.
ielen bapbe, iaa spot ran formaueoe,
tprnSct 9Spuarf % Gibicr omtrin9 fin
eifelige 8erion, iiHr peo Softerne, %
Tom MI fly og lansuniet tilba9e for at
benfaloe om at faa pmbDtte oenne ori.
gina!e HaturtOitume meo fine aamle
6iQer, benz BAN bapbe label / Stitten
paa Naaoe % llnaabe.
Igenten ipntes Spuo paa GDren o.
FOB Naaoe saa for Ret.