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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27
New THINGS ABOUT FUR.
It's Progress From the Back Of the Beast to
the Beauty.
Furs
the Fines urs Ar
Copyright.

New York, Oct. 26.-Few women who
wear furs have any idea of the process
which is gone through to bring the coats
Of wild beasts into shape fit for their
own backs. 1t takes many a mink to
make the cape which measures anywhere
from $50 to $50 inches around the lower
edge and that hunter is lucky who bags
enough fer a small cape in a week. But
MS work is only a small part of the pro-
cess. After he has caught his mink or
sable he merely strips off the skin, turn
ing 1t wrong side out to protect the fur,
and sends it to the fur-cleaner.
IL Is largely upon the thoroughness of
Inc cleaners work that the softness and
beauty of the fur depends. The beginning
OF the arocess is very unpleasant, for
The oper ator has to deal with skins that
nave not been "blubbered,' and that have
begun to decompose.
When l started to visit fur-cleaning
establishment was prepared to see rooms
iuA OF dried skins and unpleasant or
Oois and had my nose tilted at the proper
angie accordingly; but L was not pre-
pared for the sight which greeted my eyes
"Aen L was taken into a long apartment
." lhe second floor, where the proprietor
'od me the most important part of the
work was sone
Inc room was about twenty-five feet
long by fifteen wide, and had wooded rods
stretched across it overhead, all filed
WIN furs in various stages of dryness.
A'ong each side of the apartment was
CO row OF barrels. ten in each row, and in
every barrel stood man. These men
we're going though the strangest mo-
,''Hs' swaying back and forth and doub-
ing up as if all had simultaneously been
seized with a At Of cramps. Some of the
men move rapadIy, as if the pain which
-'ped them was lively one; others bent
1-'"ly from SIDE to side and still others
seemed to be trying to get out Of the bar
All wore burlalo aprons, which were
raped carefully over the barrels 50 that
was not possible to see how the men
80 asIened in,- though from their APP
-.tteHt EFFORTS to & ct out it seemed GER
,-s YAM NAT there must be something to pre-
~. III YOU please tell me what is the
-t.lef With those men ?" l asked the
15.topIletor, who is a. Prussian of eighteen
= s...rS experience in the business.
s.7,LIuey are treadinas fur" he replied.
lat IS the way we dress it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27
STONED AS A WITCH.
Mrs. OIes Secured "A Verdict of 5000
Damages.


Special Dispatch to the Philadelphia In
quirer.
Pittsburg, Oct. 17.-Mrs. Irene OIes. an
alleged witch, of Washington, Pa, plead
ed for relief from public ostracism in COM
mon pleas No. court this afternoon. She
is sixty years of age and supported her.
self and daughter by nursing the sick and
selling home remedies. She lives in a
neighborhood filled with superstitious peo-
pie Among these is family named New
man, which has boy fourteen years old,
In November, 1898. he was seized by a Pc
cullar nervous malady. He became de-
Lrious and In his delirium he repeatedly
told them to keep Mrs. Oles away that
she had put something in his mouth.
Neighbors heard those remarks and see
ing the boys condition rumors began to
circulate that he was under the evil spell
OF the Oles woman. DR.. Irwin the family
physician, pronounced the boys condition
the result of a nervous shock He
might have been frightened by Mrs. Oles.
A local newspaper took the matter I'D
and published so much about 1t that Mrs
Oles was stoned and Inundated by her
neighDOrs. She was pointed out as a witch
People refused her services as a nurse,
she was driven from house to house and
practically forced to hermitage.
She sued for damages. During the trial
the boys father and mother testified
that Mrs. Oles had been at their house
just before his illness, and that the boy
had aided her down the steps and part OF
the way home. On the contrary, Mrs Oles
testified that she had never met the boy
never had been escorted anywhere by him
and had never treated him. Mrs Oles told
her story in such sympathetic way that
the jury gave her a verdict for $500.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

The rulers of important European
countries, II is said, are almost all Ger
mans or OF German origin. The british
royal house is to a considerable extent
German. OF course, all the princes no.
tentates and powers in Germany are ~
German blood. The Austrian emperor IL
German, and so are the Spanish princess
Inc klnk OF Denmark is a German: the
King Of Sweden is of French ancestry
CHE founder of the present line was
Bernadottel. but his recent ancestors
nave been Germans. In fact, the French
royal lines, the Portuguese and the Ital-
lans are the only non-Germans among
them all, except the Turkish Even the
kings ana princes of the former Turkish
pfovlnees-Servia, Bulgaria, Greece, Rou-
mania-are Germans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-27

Love is the most beautiful form of
-Fliegende Blatter. :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

am therefore, began using remedy of
Whi II haI Leard er eat deal. Ii bene-
hted me AZ once. and continued it use
uhli am completelv restored to health
ana kclt IN good physical condition and
Cure
"Hoar exp rience, Governor. is Ger
u my most important ana valuable
Yes indeed. arr! | am satisfied that
Tor physical a Inn hts, ana @ pecinlly
mos Incl ,ent to declinG years. there is
nothing canal to Warner Safe Cure.
rni certainly am good living example
Of what It can do
All who know Gov. Alvorl nee / not be
told thR his statements are relial c and
ms cNperieuce valuable. AS such they
are given here with for the benefit
mos men or women who may I've sut-
I ring and who desire health and lonr
lie.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

"Do you never feel tired and literally
worn out, Governor WAS recently
asked him.
Several Years ago for the first time in
my lie dli tee IN tina, condition. | was
mon II nembcr of the a. ewbly at Al
onny' took the form OF most dis
agreeable nausea. ana OF course, prostra-
ouwhici su hat n k occasion. Bv sheer
lore Of will power seemed to overcome
the hr-t attack. hut the 0Year 20 lowing
again came on with even moro violence
than before.
What were your symptoms, Govern.
II felt sense of weight and fullness
IN the lower part of the body. followed
by II dali throbbing pain and accom-
PANIED with II sensation OF feverish heat
or chl ~ hudder.'
You must have suffered considerable.
But was that all
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
EOENTON, N. c.

Some of orr fishermen are saving
Ice Tor their use this spring.
Mr.. T.. Il. Woodland is ont again
we are glad to see.
The boats of the Norfolk and
Southern Railroad have made
several attempts to cross the Sound.
but have failed. 1t is probable that
they will succeed to-day though.
Game has been plentiful here for
the last few days. One of our
young men killed wild turkey
yesterday about two miles from
town.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
HON. THOMAS G, AL Word.

Hon Thomas G. Alvord, cx-speaker o
the New locly Assembly. eN-Lieut enant-
Governor. First Vice President of Con
s'itutionai Convention and member OF
the former Constitutional Convention. is
a man uniy rssiiy known aud re pc TOD.
Although ,X-tov. A,vorl is nearly 30
Nears OF age. he is still hale auG hearty,
anu, a. was tested IL The CoustitDtional
Convention asst summer n as prrfe,t
meuttl coni n as Is tlat grand Oh
man. Mr.. Gladstone.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

hAt times tho fc,,r seem to establi
itself and then al the symp oms or
general reaction would c ONE on .uf-
fer5u from general wctt ness ami an emo t
t. move nj limbs OF body wa attended
with II feeling OF weariue>s nj c >ha s.
ton. In fact, my whole organism seemed
10 he giving out. was unable To obtain
relief except by llyiuS Hat upOn my bacs,
aud even this role via only temporary"
''Bnt how com Il that you are now
in such good health"
Listen. ani will tell YOU. ! deter
mined IT, take my cUso into nv own hands
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

0. w, 0. Hardman, Sheriff of Ty.
Ter county, w. Va, Appreciates a
good thing and does not hesitate to
say so. He was almost Frustrated
with cold when he procured bot
tie OF ChamberlaIn7s Cough Rem
edy. he says; cit gave me prompt
RELIEF. l. find it to he an Invaluable
Femedy for coughs and colds" For
aale by ell druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
SALES FUTURE Dav
Townsend s Joynes. Auctioneera

PURSUANT TO ~ DEED OF TRUST MADE
dsted June 25th, 1894, ana recorded in de 4
~ io|, page SIS, Jerks Office Norfolk County
. s9mns. ana at request of creditors therein
Ha. shall sell ut public auction, at tina
NV Is'a,e ENchaDge. Norfolk, Va. MON
io Lay FEBRUARY 18th, al II o'clock H., the fol.
iWywT mig PT19perty to-wit: LOT OF LAND
'" ~! II liMrisoVE MENTS THEREON. situated
III IN, 'ne oouth SIDE of Gordon avenue BarbOurs-
riIie, Norioik county, Va, aud fronting thereon
i LOFTY ,e win depth OF l2O feet, said lot d
nIi,, oeihg situated East OF the Cottage Toll
bt!uss. lhls property is sold subject 10
p ior deed Of trust for SiOO, due the Ieptaso-
pn man SiaSsihrd Building Association.
rEnho taoh. y. w. BARBOUR.
Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

"rioso nioou Is IN an impure condition
49, LIZ ~ menstrual IRREGULARITIES. arr ne.
cuilsry benefited By the wonderfn N to pc
3 ~ Diooa- cleansing properties of - ~
H. a." fickly Ash, Poke Root aud potos'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16

RI VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRijSr
~ dated the 18th day OF February, 1895, frotn
". Allen, individually, and trading as ".
r, Alien x Co., to US, us trustees We have
!aktn possession o. the stock Of goods contained
III NOS ~ and - Water street Norfolk VA
and he book accounts and othcf evidences Oh
lndcb,, dnes' due 10 said w. T.. Allen Il Co.
ana al Other property c5nyeyel in said deco.
Az persons hayivg claims against the snid
firm or against w. i. Allen, will present them
10 US day verified, aud I'll persons indebted a
MN VIII make payne II 10 us or 10 our arc,i q
SAID store. AS soon as possible all invep-
tory OF he rs cts VII be made and then wo
wi bs ga TO furnish am Information in our
possession to lie creditors Ofthc firm For tho
said stores III the usual courS, o! bu, mess
]. b. LOWENRURG,
THOMAS Ii. WILCOX,
ieio-ti Trustees.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
H, c. HOggard g. Co.,
Real Estate and
Rental Agents
TAG HAAlN STREET,
PHONE No. 74g.

FOR RENTS Highland, 81 Kelly. 40
Wood 80 Charlotte 1OJ Chapel. .ni' O5.
and o. Highlund, Q ana l3 Baxter.
l2G Willoughby, l23 and 10 Ie lnildn
-lee'. cIsn' rooms, :lo yer h; IS
Brewer. e Chap 81.
FOX sAl.E-Nt. house on Willonghby,
two on larN one on Gibbs four Oh high
land. three on Reservoir, one Oh Tun-
stall. two on Falkland, TWO on loyite,
one on clay Nltc lots on Ireemasou,
Bousl. Dartmouth. Cor rev, Marshall,
Highland, Park Ke'l ana Gibbs also
vera nice farms for stock srain or
trucking. GU easy terms.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
SHARP g. GWATHMEY, So Main Street,
REAL. ESTATE
Or RE M .

store 10 Union street. $50, 337 Queen
street.
Store 81 Union street.
House J5 Queen street.
iouso on Plume street.
Houses on bermuda street.
" Main street.
:" Yarmouth street.
store lS Bank street
Juices ana 6eeDIng apartments on
Gr2nDy street.
low OF new houses p. a. avenue e1-
teuucd
10. . Loyali's lane.
Oihces on ground noor. SO Main street
htte to suit applicants.
New house. Riverside, rooms and
stable g stalis). $3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-02-16
FOR s a. 6.

We offer some or the most dosirabIs
Investments now on the market.
Fine West End residence, S7II20 feet.
NO. l67 CRANKY street.
No. 222 ana pa butte street.
lenement rental properties on Church.
Smith. Nilloughby. Jamss AMI Kelley
streets.
Vacant lots on Dunmore. Brewer
rincess Anne. Plnme. Riverside. Wind
sOr ana New Castle streets, and Park
Willoughby. Central and b Avenues, aud
many more at Lsmberts Point.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-20
IENH13 1T ----SlZ4SE
LOCAL FLASHES.
Picnic ut Fish Lake.
80

On Wednesday Mrs. r. S. Bragaw
sent out invitations for picnic at
their place on Fish Lake for Thurs
day. About sixty persons were pres
ent and all reported royal good time.
The time was passed very pleasantly
in bathing, boat-riding, ETC.. and ice
cream and cake refreshment was serv-
ed at luncheon time. Many who
could not respond to the invitations re-
yret that they were unable to attend,
for the name of the hostess WAS guar
anty of an enjoyable time.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-20
How.s This.


We offer One Hunrded Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not he cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
il. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, To
ledo. O.
We. the undersigned, have known
II. J. Cheney for the last l5years, ana
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O. Waldlng, Kinnan 4 Mar
vim. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Halls Catarrah Cure is taken IN
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. Price 75c per bottle Sold oy
all Druggists. Testimonials Tree
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-20


Recent reports confirm the news re-
ceived from Yahk liver Of the discOv-
cry Of rich gold mines. Ronners Fer
nv is all excitement and the greater
part of the male portion Of its popula-
ton have gone to the newly discover
ed gold fields. Joe Hage and Henry
Melder, Jr, of Rathdrum, have also
gone to the Yahk liver country, and
expect to strike it rich. The new
discoveries are located about % miles
from Bonner's Ferry and nearly the
same distance from LeOnia. in this
county, and both towns will doubt
less be greatly benefited by it, as the
camp promises to become a second
Trail Creek.
Here is an item which those who
are interested in good roads ought TO
read and ponder over The following
work and material were, donated by
residents of road district No. %. on
the Priest River road ii. T"eeder,
work, one day with team; A. d. FL
mer, work, one day with team; j. W..
Joy, work, one day CHS work was on
the State Line road); j. S. Fea, work,
two days: J. e. KnowltOn, work, six
days(Mr. Knowlton is Is years of age);
T.. j. Kelley. powder. $l.65; 4. }
Towle. powder, l.65: /. w. Hapin-
stall. work, two days: T. H. Gilcrest,
work, 'one day with team. This is
the district Of which L. W.. Norton i
overseer.
The n. p. company has had two
men at work on their depots here the
past week making extensive improve
ments in the Office and giving tn
buildings a new coat Of paint. IN
Office has been enlarged cOnsiderabl.
by removing the partition, and tn
new order of things will be duly ap
preciated by their agent. A ticke
window is one of the improvements
w. II. Stacie is the company palnte
and J. Creaser the carpenter.
Monday morning a report that tn
Bunker Hill and Sullivan concentra
tor at Wardner had been blown u
with dynamite the previous night wa
circulated on the streets Of town an
created considerable excitement an
comment. 1t was soon learned hoWeve
that the report was canard starr
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-20

by two soldiers who were in town Sum
day evening and had imbibed little
too freely Of fire water.
The N. p. agent is authorized to
issue permits and sell tickets for pas
sengers to ride on No. So, which ar
rives here from the east at $3.50 A. M.
This will beappreciated by those who
would sooner start for Spokane in the
morning than evening, or wish to
make only a short stop in the city
and return on the local.
The State Bar association of Wash
| ingtOn are holding a meeting at
Occur d'Alene City today. S. G. Her
rem, r. s. Bragaw, Judge Melder and
VIM. Ryan, Of this place are in attend
ance. Mr.. Herren is one of the or
ganizers of this association.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-07-20
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
SUPERIOR to all others.

John Leonardy and A. M. Martin,
two prominent citizens of Post Falls,
were in town yesterday. Mr.. Leon
ardy favored us with an order for
line OF office stationery. He conducts
a boot and shoe and general furnish
ing store at Post Falls.
Rev. w. G. Beebe returned Thurs
day evening from trip to Latah,
Wash. He made the TRIP in buggy
which gave him a good opportunity to
observe the crops on the way and says
they are simply immense. but fully
month later than in this section.
The Post Falls orchestra will give a
grand ball at Clarke's hall in that
city, Thursday evening, July 3Oth.
Price of ticket to to ball and supper,
per couple, IS cents.
Frank E. Howard of Albany Falls
was transacting business in town
Monday. lie says the Falls are be-
coming quite popular with Spokane
pleasure-seekers.
Judge f. Ganahl Of Spokane was
before the commissioners Monday on
business for client at Standpoint, L.
y. Farmin.
NJ. L. Harrison. Spokane Attor'
new. was in town Monday on business
before the probate Judge.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Wai set I 6aromid,
Nof &c., Wtuu.

Norses Sribeosoas feirebes | Sarb.
mid al omfrins 1000 MenneFer tSarSs
mid er en- liben Sp, men ben bar mere
5oretasiombeb O9 Gnersi END mango
Sper, iom er 10 @ansc iaa fore. Sps
ems 5orretninssm9nb er altio reoe til
at frsmbi9lpe bens Snteres ier ps ifnffe
andre 5Orneielie ps Wtoro. Oct bar
ben S1be Garsoas for Norses Selus
it~anoi9beb, us insen funbe babe pnItet
en- peiere Sag til at feire benne Seit.
Salen, boor Soften bOlotes, bar impf,
fet neo @rsrt, 8lpmiter % Stag. 8rus
8rammet, Der par babe rist % intes
resiant, 9iennemicrtes belt isiennem
paa en- tilirebsItiQenbe Maabe. 9asens
YreiiOent g. g. Slore preiiberenoe pau
en- me9et bebaselis Maape, bioros ME.
get til at 9iere 9a9en unoerbplpenoe.
8. SO. 2aripn bar WnrIbal % s. &.
Salporion, q. 8. Srpfe % Sobu
e9arnber9 Irransemcntsfomite. 9isie
Serrer bibrus osiaa meset til 5eltens
belbise lloialo. De arbeiOeoe utrattes
fig % fit ri9elis T%aaItjpnueIie for lit
StrGp.
Gen fore 8arabe 81. II 5ormiboas
leoeoes al &oie Sea "ganb" ps bar
me9et ~pelpttet. "Sanben" ipiaebe M
oeli9 / Salen, Os Or. s. 6. @il6ertipn
bolot 5eittalen pau Sort. Gen siuroe
ct meset sOot Snbtrpt paa Silbprerne.
6. 81. Sruf bulbt en- ue0pttet Gale paa
Gn9elif. S &aplpbet oanbt eugene
Bard fra 9luerne. Otto 9~telIon fra
Saiper panbt Sicyclelobet, Oct iputes
at p9re en- meset let Sag for BAN. S
the tug of war meacm Hoie 9ea %
8enuer ieireoe be iiSIte. Sm 9titenen
bar Der ct itorartet 5prp9rferi os BAL,
| bpilfcn mango beltus. Nabpbperne
repreientereocs ueb fore 9elegationer,
lpm btep bierteli9 mobtaoue.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

sl1.5O. 5bomns 60. bar furbsiet
9riien paa Rujern meo 80 Gents.
Spiseruerterne sipr slimreuoe GiiGrer,
ps Grbeiostenniugsrns peb Iittsburss
8erter belsb fig / ben forlcbne Maa'
neb til en- balo 0linipn Collars mere
emo | ben tiliparenoe Sio ifjor.
Den Trp. at ManuIafturparer bill
itise, bar brast mango Sabrifer til at
tjpbe fore WGnsoer, buOrueo Spigoss
rierne bar fact fulot op at beitile.
Dog bar Giterippr9Hen i SomulOsz
parer iainet llot, ifisnt Triierne bol'
Der fig.
s llsens 2gb lfeoe Der | be Soreneoe
Stater 207 aunfurier, MOB 1873 iijpr i
famine 9ibsrum, ps 20 / Canada mob
2S ifjpr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
neutrality-suspicious..

Den 25oe Mai tiger q. O. 9un Cos
u9entlige Sueriist pper Sanbelspirtz
Iombeocn bl. a.:
"Serium .Sueoen bar taset iaa me-
gen Staoe peo Sne % Sroit / Mai, at
plubielis Yrisitiguius af ~ Gents
i TO Tiger ituloe pars 6sl9en, pilOe oct
uirfe paa 5OrretninssuOiisterne ibets
beletaset. Wten paa Marfeberne er
life Golf al ben Menins. 9Goer, Sus
Der os Sern pebbleu i usens Sob at
itiae. SGlsere al Soeoe pilbe life afs
benoe FIN Sare for 50 Gents eueans.
Nosen Sfabe er utuipliomt anrettet
men bore esue Snoberetniuser 9aar life
no paa, at BEN er pioeie farlis. Der
berIter en- 2itbpielisbeb til at fjsbe,
~ianieet Gran9cu BERTH. ll9cus Salo
al aurn / Neip gort saar op til
155,oO0.O 900 Suibels. De iOritieaise
Meobelelier ON Sfaoe peo 6roit ps
Snietter er iaa mUoiiseuoe % ben
GGsgene, at mango Sanolenoe er
TONNE til ben 5plsellutnins, at Snief=
tcrne bGrer Speriratter.
8 llssns Sob itss Maispriicn 80
Gents; Slait Ites so Gents pr. Barrel,
9arb 5 Gents pr. 100 Tuno cs Supre
2 Gents.
8omulbspriien blcp iremmet 7 Cts.
i usens 2pb; Der ioIstes 1856, 200
Saler.
SeruinouItrisu cr / Dipping, % &c
Ioretasue 2snsiprbpielier / 9ittsburo
% i Seit for bsuue 8p er Garanti for.
at Hrilerne paa Sernmaterialier u,I
itiss. s @ittsburs itaar ScsIemer
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
6amIe Climber.
Set fprTtc norife 9us.
(giter "Stauoinapeu." y

Rrs. Wartba Sane Batterion fra
IOrtbpeitern Springs, 3d., bar npli9
upret / Chicago os beirst fine Born.
Sun er Cater Of Cars 2arion @jels
LAMB, Der, iom befienot, banneoe os ItoS
/ Spioien for ben fife norife rboan'
brinsstoluni, iOm i 1925 ieilebe ouer
Gtlanterbapet paa Sluppen "Geitanras
tionen." en- al "Sfanoinauens" Webs
arbeibere bapoe iorlebeu ben Gornpielie
at traiie iammen meo Mrs. 9atteriOn
ps bsre ben liulise samle Dame fprs
tGle uofgrlig Iaauel ON ben pooeltse
o. farefuloe gltlanterbausfGro os bens
SiItprie, iom ON be iuunbne Gage i
Slp9eiter, Sc. g., bppr benoes Gaoer /
munsiuloiae 9lar brep Ell betpoelis Sors
rctniusspirtiombeb % q iaa at iise
ct 5prIbn for en- flor M9nsbe al fine
ienere fommenoe 2anosmRno, Der la9oe
fin Goute til geiten via 2ariens siaits
irie Sus / &o6eter.
9enne mGrfelise Wano blep fsbt /
S%tapanser / 1887. gfterat babe faret
tiliiss iom Sfibstpmmermano % Tibet
ilere slar i enself 5ansiel, ba Stibet,
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
sioe aaraas,|

bring paa gtIanterbousts ~a,,..
Tiger % itpreOe euNslia BEN Oh. :
Der IND ! Neu gOrts Suun S'
Yasiaaer mere OmbOro, euS 5. "t w.. I
DsO afreii'n fra Norae, ioet Oar. 's''1
ions 9aitrn ben 2Oen eestenb,r tss1
fo0f ct oaiiert Os retftobt gis, Ia.1
On sOerft ubeba8elis ouerroitsi1i ,'s''|
teoe atlanterbausiarerne i Wsn a., !
.0st sapteinen umiOOslbart ,it,, y ny
t0miten bleO arreiteret us etib,, M M
aaon'ns ionfiiferet Of De on,ri,,. J
aol0mpnOisbsOer, fOrOi Bet ifslo. .r,
r'ianite aOpe bar Operla1et / S,, sa !
til jim StDtrelie. 1
selOfOlselis bteO be briiti9s esis,,.!
@leHlfano lOr ben itsrite 0piss % g,1
unorins i Neu gOrt, buur man r, u
fnnoe trO paa @uliabsOen al, at e, u
llSet sf'b tnnOe iIippe belt % bp(S,r,
0oer bet ltOrmsnoe gerOensbau. go,J
fine 9rOsfauer i SEEM gur, if bs S,1
penllslte Woota9elie iamt upufr,r,,
Sjalp, os nbHpoeliesriae su,,,,.
@elemtOmit itploes bet rimetiasi,. \
8apteinen mart eitsr bleo lpsIoS, !
Sflbet meb 9abnins sipet tilbaoe fl |,
fjatfe Worbmanc. Der peO fin r,,,
iremme % naiue Serb aiurbe ct bS,,,
I~croela9tl9t Subtrpt paa ale. |
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
S1nIlrli Il.

Seiup, bois pulfunIfe nobruo 1924
iuotraf iamtiois mro 9prOrpltelierne I
Sopnn, 1prtiei % GoInbrien, er after
/ girticmbeb. Gpitc Rssitper os 9aun
uoieuecs fra araterets Npnoin9, %
beie Slammsr tiger tiIoeirs. Yea
"copper" oaunes Der en- acsle, iOut nle'
rece bar en- 0sioc al 20 SOB.
ssnbag Den 26be Ss. bOloteS Sals
poa Meolcmmer al Den loo8ipenoe 6or'
iumlius. Oct antuses, at &s9ler'n9s'
partict bar pnIst pmtring 800 al De
sos Weotmmsr. Griipi pal9tes 3
Of be 9 Giitritter, bpor ban bar Snn'
bioat. Srpbs 9auers 6orbno mpo
Satbpliternes Gcltasclie Sal9et
mpote bog en- Def Del aatboliter Op til
Salsacberne os itemte. Repnblifanerne
bar lille messt uttiue; Dc ipntes life at
baps nOsen Snteresie for 9enaelpDrSS'
maalet, ipm bar ben pistisite Wser'
feiaa.