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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22
Especial to The Herald.)

PARK CITY, Nov. M.-DOdGeTS an
frouncing a meeting of all underground
miners on last evening at Dudlers
hall, was convened by a committee
composed of men late in the employ of
the Alliance Mining company The
committee had a grievance in that
through the mana cement the company
asked that in the future all machine
men BurleigM would, in the future.
be required to work ten hours vice
eight hours as shift These men
day Under the new schedule adopted
they would be compensated for the in
crease of hours % cents, making for
ten hours work 1925 per day.
The men, fifteen in number de-
INJURED to any such change in view of
the fact that machine men in every
mine in the camp required but eight
hours for a shift and were paid for
from SO to $3.50 per day Tor such work
The fifteen men affected in the order
drew their time and were replaced ON
Monday morning by men who were
willing to work under the new
schedule The change occurred on the
18th inst
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of taking steps towards organic
ing a Miners union. Names were en-
rolled and the meeting, through the
chairman, James Game, names a COM
fnittee Of three men from each mine
- n csolIioif 1,acnao-
tive mine the cooperation of every
miner desmous of joining the union
The committee to report the results
of their labor at a hall to be desig-
mated on next Saturday night, 23rd
inst.
Some of the speakers inclined to be
acrimonious and their remarks were
not relevant as to the sense of the
meeting.
Hasty or ill-considered actions in
such matters will inevitably be fraught
with grave results.
The Herald correspondent will re-
port impartially the progress of this
lamentable contention.
Mr.. Norman Speaks.
1 called upon Mr.. Norman, Of the
Alliance, TO get his version of the af-
fair. He spoke very frankly and to
the point 1t turns out to be mis-
understanding. He said:
In justification of my request to
the machine men last Thursday, to
work ten hours for 1925, I have to say
that the arrangement was only to be
temporary. The company is running
two drifts with a short complement of
machines. We are DESTROYS of push
ing work on both drifts, hence the re-
quest that the men work the extra
time, pending the arrival of the ma
chinery ordered. and the necessity for
forced work will be obviated when the
new hoist is ready
1.-The men took umbrage at this re-
drew their time. No ten-hour changes
are contemplated nor have they been.
All such work will be paid for at the
rate of So for eight hours work. 1t
merely goes to show how prone men
are, at times, to jump at conclusions"
Personal.
Pat Lynch, who met with the acct
dent at the Ontario mill yesterday af-
ternoon. is resting easy today.
Frank O'Donnell. employed at the
Silver King, was brought down to the
Park City hotel this afternoon suffer-
ing from an acute attack of pneu-
monia.
Mayor Henry Newell came up from
the metropolis yesterday.
Mines.
The Woodside has three shifts of
men working on it's shaft The work
will be pushed to the depth of 1000
feet by the direction of Mr.. Thomas
Kearns.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22

order to secure public peace and see
that the officers and soldiers of the i'm
perial agents act according to the mill
tary regulations, abstaining carefully
from all acts tending to cause COM
plants Any disobedience of the above
any neglect or any proceeding contrary
to discipline will entail grave respon-
sibilitY"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22
WAS 1T sCHLATTER:

CHICAGO, Nov. 21.-A man strongly re-
sembling the picture of Schlatter, THE
Healer was around the Wellington hotel
for a short time this afternoon. He diSap-
peared quietly and has not since been
seen. 1t is not known whether he is
Schlatter, but the resemblance was very
strong
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22
SULTAN IS
BADLY SCARED
Is Bending All His Efforts
to Quell the Disturb
anceS.
A DENIAL OF THE PLOTS
Will Hold Subordinates Strictly
to Account.
A DENIAL OF THE PLOTS

Any DisObedience of the Orders Re-
Gently Issued, or Any Neglect, or
Any Proceeding Contrary to the
Grave Responsibility-Som Very
Strict Orders Said to Have Been
Issued.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22
THE WHEEL,

CHICAGO. Nov. 2O.-A rent in the BIZ
cycle trousers of VIM. Wallace was the
indirect means of bringing out decree
of divorce today. Last summer, Wallace
and his friend Benjamin Fisher were
scorching along the street when WAL
lace fell off and wrecked his trousers
so badly that he scorched hotter than
ever to get out of the way of the police.
He went to his friend James Hull and
applied for the loan of a pair of bicycle
soon Wallace and Fisher went scorch-
ing once more. Wallace felt something
bulky in the pocket of the Hull trou-
sers. and on investigation found it to be
q letter from Fishers wife to the owner
of the trousers. Then more scorching
was in order, while the husband sought
Hull and satisfaction He failed TO find
the man and went to his wife. She is
ceedings for a divorce which was granted
him today. Mrs. Fisher is in Atlanta,
Ca, and her husband still has possession
of the fatal trousers.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 21.-The great
Bald of Buffalo captured another
worlds record in competition in the
opening day of the three days meet
here. He won from Murphy of New
York the mile open in 2:04 This is the
worlds record for a four-lap track.
The starters in the big event today
were Bald, Murphy, Kiser. Wells, Ran
dali and Cooper. On the second lap
Kiser fell on the bank. Cooper went
over his wheel and big Wells of San
Francisco rode over Coopers back,
while Randall of Rochester, in lodging
the others. went clear over the bank
Wells took another wheel and got
third place. On the last trip around
Murphy started his squirt and got by
Bald, but after neck and neck into the
home stretch, Bald passed him and
finished half wheel to the good in
2:04.
The only other class B race was the
two-mile lap, which was won by Emil
Ulbricht in 4:56, with seventeen points;
w. W. Hatton second. Attendance
500 Weather cold and strong wind
blowing.
DENVER, Nov. 21.-Harry G. Clark
finished his seasons work by breaking
four more worlds class A records to-
day. Hefode five miles, unpaced, from
a standing start in the following time:
Two miles, 4:46 1-5; three miles, Ills;
four miles, 9:47; five miles, 1912. The
two-mile record was 1850, held by Long
head while A. B. Sem held the others
in 1928, 1904 and 1885 is respectively.
Clark now holds ten worlds records.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22
TROUBLE AT
THE ALLIANCE
Machine Men Draw Their Time
and Leave Work.
MEETING OF THE MINERS.
Adjourned rIeetiup Will Be Held
MEETING OF THE MINERS.
rleeting Will Be Held
in the Park Tomorrow.

superintendent Norman Gives the
Herald Correspondent His Ver-
sion of the Matter, and There is
Be Settled in a Way That Will
Prove Satisfactory to All Com
cerned in the Controversy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22
Weather Today

FORECAST-Rain. turning
10 snow. followed by n Sc
we're cold wave.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-22

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-That Sill
tan Abdul Hamfd II is making efforts
to quell the disturbances in the sari-
Gus provinces of Turkey, and intends
to hold his subordinate officials strictly
to account for future disorders seems
to be confirmed by the following cable
received by the Turkish legation here
today:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-30
srAnnow Ann norsu
punn, street pism Nicsiy rndsd ~
noi


A unique scrap took place on
Sparks street, Ottawa, recently,
says the Evening journal, Of that
city. Tho contestants were
sparrow and mouse. The mouse
was running along the roadway
when IL was espied by the spar
row. The fun began immediate
ly. The sparrow swooped down
on Mr.. Mouse, and looked sur
prised when it found it could not
carry him away. Mr., Sparrow
then changed his line of action
and repeatedly flew at the mouse,
pecking it with its beak. Pass
ing carriages frequently scared
the sparrow off, but as soon as
they were by, it returned to the
attack. The mouse was decided
ly scared and made vigorous eff
forts to hide itself under stones,
chips, ETC., but without avail.
Finally the mouse got across the
street and tried to hide under the
feet of horse that was standing
in front of Irvine's tobacco store.
The mouse apparently tickled the
horses leg, for it raised its hoof
up nervously. The little mouse
Immediately ran under the hoof
and when the horse again put its
foot down the mouse was safely
concealed in the hollow of the
horses foot. The crowd that had
been attracted by the scrap soon
made the horse step forward and
again leave the mouse exposed.
Just as the sparrow was about to
resume operations a parcel boy
happened along and without
further ado chased the mouse,
captured it, put it in his coat
pocket and walked off.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-30
WE'LL! wELLM WELLM
Just Look at the Mistakes.

When people order by telephone of another Furniture Store
and then walk into G. E WILLIAMS &c SONS Store and
ask why the goods not delivered time they make
mistake When lady telephones to the store of c. E. Will
iams Son and take back piano that to
her by another furniture she makes mistake
Iii Mistake to think that G. E WILLIAMS has left
the country without return ticket.
1t was Mistake to try to stop him from going.
1t is Mistake to imagine that he will not return with
stock of goods with prices that will make the public happy and
paralyze some folks
1t is Mistake if Carks school of embamng from which
Mr. ED A. WILLIAMS graduated last year not the best
on Earth,
1t is Mistake If you think do not covet all the trade
in town. do We would like the Earth and Necker Island
thrown in.
1t is Mistake if you think al nsnuatons to the contra
ry) that we do not still remain Yours ever
G. E. WILLIAMS SON.
| G. E. WILLIAMS Ed A. WILLIAMS.
GIL King st. Tel l79. Res and Night Tel 8l5, Soft
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-30

Cash is everything in business
now -a-days. By purchasing with
it and selling for it l am enabled
to place clothing, hats, shirts,
underwear, hosiery, neckwear,
trunks, etc., ETC., on this market
at Eastern prices. L. D. Tim
mons, Warning Block.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-30
THERE IS NO MISTAKE.

When people walk into the CITY FURNITURE
STORE at the of Fort and Bereana streets and ask
for Mr. H. H. Williams, they make no mistake.
They know where they get the best value for their
money and good variety to select from.
G. E. WILLIAMS having sold his INTEREST in the
Furniture and Undertaking Business to Mrs Ed A Williams
the 18th day of june A. d. 1885, and having left the
country his second son, HENRY H WILLIAMS now be-
comes the oldest experienced FURNITURE DEALER
AND UNDERTAKEN in Honolulu.
MR. H. H. WILLIAMS entered the employ of his father
about twenty-five years ago. which time he has made
continuous study the Furniture Undertaking Business
He graduated from Dr. S. Rodgers Perfect Embamng
School in $780, which time he has made of
that branch of the business.
He does not advertise the oldest largest stock of Fur
nture in town, does he cove all the trade in town.
He only asks for his SHARE and from appearances he is
getting it. consequently he is satisfied.
EIHe receives goods every month and fills order
promptly.
~ OFFICE TELEPHONE 846 Residence NIGHT CALL $40
H. H. WILLIAMS Manager
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-30
HOLSTER DRUG CO.
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGISTS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS.
Incorporated 1894.
Established 1869.
Agents for

J. c. Aver Co.-Pery Davis Pain Kler-Horsfords Acid
Phosphate.-Fellows Syrup of Hypophosphites-
Wampoes Tasteless Cod Liver Oil-Stearns Wine Of
Cod Liver Oil-Stearns Cascara ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Asthma Remedy--Pink Pills for Pale People
Mother Seigels Syrup-Cummins Cough CurezPolk-
Miller Dog Remedies.-Eastman Kodak Coz. q IL.
T. Anthony Co., etc, ETC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-07-30

H, H. WILLIAMS, Manager
Warning Block Corner Fort and Beretana Streets
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
San oi bjGlpc Torgc | Sils
iGloe al 6rigg

8 G%nleonin9 bet mc9et umtalte ps
meget omItriote Spsresmaal i beroGs
renoe nOrite 8laoe, ON bpOrpibt Nors
itcrue ituloe iGtte isaus en- 9enseiuos
'amIins til NOr9e, / bet 9iliaIoe en-
9ri9 ituloe cpitaa melem Nurse p9
SUeriSe, iful jig tiaabe mig at irems
toume meo nOsle Semprtninser.
5Or bet fcrIte fan Ri piit meO Sifters
beo ioruoi9tte, at Gmerita i 9iliRloe
al en- ari9 melem NOroe % Sueri9e
nGter at iorboloe fig upltral.
0teu piloe bet life bore bet famine
iom at bragg Quterifa ino / @ffHrerne,
ON Noriterne Tom ameritanIte 8or9ere,
latte i9ang en- lamlet 8eUR9elie / ben
uOtrpttelise Seniist at bjelpe NOrgc i
en- poutommenbe Srig, meo Ben9e eIer
Saaben? SEQ ipprser bare.
Som u~meritanIte unberiaattsr %
SOrgere uiloe, ON De iorstog ct Iaa.
oant Striot, ben ameritanlte &e9iering
blire u~niparlis.
3ror iaa nOoen, at Nmerita meo
fulo 5%oritaaelie al bette piloe tiQaoe ct
iaaonnt Striot? Seq mener mel!
6or BET nuoet er pei 5areu for Ell
Srt9 life iaa tor, iOm man gjerne pil
glue bet uoieenoe al. Oct melt lamb
ignlige er, at, uaar Sperise bar botot
paa E II Stuno meo fin Gabelraslin9,
pil bet omiioer ta9e impo 6oruuft %
9toe eiter for BET iOlferetslige 9rap fra
NUrge % inbrpmme bet fulo 2i9eItils
letbeo. Gen itsrlte 6are !i9]cr uregs
teli9 / Noree ielp. 9erium ben norIt
&eajeriu9 banOleoe beitemt os meo 3es
Iolutbeo, itgttet al ct eni9t Soft, ituloe
Sagen tauIfe life blioe iaa oanItelig at
prbue.
lllptfen er, at bet nprife Soft CT
iplittet pp i Barrier, Der ipiloer bere3
Sr9fter peo inobDroes llenigbeb. st
enigt norIt 6olt meo ct iamItemmigt
&rau, us Maalet piloe life uare ijernt.
Matt Yptten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
San.War.

Zen 6arm meo i'm ~berlfabelise So
oeobp9nins, iom lisser paa ben ueitlige
Straanins ai Blue Mtountain, / Jrust.
r%e9iOnen melem SmoietOwn % Waple.
bile | @aibinston County, Narplano,
er upIis ioist til Or. Better 5ahrnep al
Chicago. Gnoel al ben oprinbcliae
Glenoom fan ppoiie en- Raritet, nemlia
en- iOrRIoet gpsning, iom / Wtioteu al
iorrise Garbuuoreoe bleu opigrt al
gumle Or. Gabruep ps al bam bsnpttet
iOm aputor. aiobersu er bans Ssn.
neisn, Der barer geoiteiaoersns 0apn.
9raoitionen beretter, at samle Warr
8aibiustun pso Here 2eilisbeoer be-
itilte Nieoicin bos ben i6weISiits lase.
Der sr en- benriuenoe uoTst ira Ssr'
fabsbpsninsen, icm ira M al ltal blipt
Utiotpuuttst for ct Sauatorium, anla9i
siter Cottage pitemst, Der / 5rsmtioer
pil blipe fienot unoer Napnet Gan.
Mlar.
Zen nuleuenbe 2r. Better Gabrnet
bar siprt i'm Ssoftefubers gnolinss'
8ecspt Or. Betsrs Kuriko) til ct gus
bploninssoro oper belle 2anbet. 3,
JOrtlsueiter oenne paalioelise Dlobren
isr bar. er life aleue tienot ! 9ottoreni
6~Doslauo, men oens BerDmmslie ba'
panoret pusr 81 % aano til be fern,
apiter al afrita os G~uitralisn FAINT ii
be iIsite 2anee ! europa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
GDao "Surifo" puer til.

Sr Sobn g. Goluno i gropbets-
tptpu. Sa., i~triuer unoer 12te Marts
1895 til Or. g. 5abrnep iom f0lser:
giterat jes MI i 10 9tar bar paret Sc
res Isent, iaa fan jes meO @lGbe onls
tale min @riariu9 C9 Menins ON 9es
res "&urito".
Win Some bar / 16 Iar libt al 2es
oerip9oom, for boilten bun bar igst
mango 99ser, men altio uben GeIultat.
Sun bespnote oa at ta9e 1auritO" o9
bet pareoe life l9u9e, igr bum par pan
bet rene meo, at bet bar ben rette Nies
bicin. Men iaaiom Spsoommen bar
iaa sammel og iuo9rOet, iaa MATTE
bun tase mango SLATER, for bun btep
belbreoet. Mien MI er BUN o9iaa iaa
frllf os raft, iom fun nrssnIinoe bar
paret.
Sor 3 star iiOsn FEB ies meget al en-
iaroeles %banrOnuttet &beumatism oe
bleu i lang lib b~sbanolet al to Eager
roen at De bog fuuoe bj9lpe mig noget.
Sua be9pnote jeg at ta9e Or. 9eters
"aurifo" ps eiterat BABE bru9t to 5la.
tier bleu jeg iulotOmmen belbreoet.
5or TO &tar iioeu bleo min Some mes
get ips al Ga Grippe. Seq tilfalOte
itrar 8ottor, iom beio9te benoe s 6arz
9e. men tuu blsU Oaarligere o9 oaars
liscre ior bper Dag. Sluttells piloe
bun life tase mere al bans Weoicin,
men bespnote at tase "auritO", us eff
terat BABE trugt Blot en- bafo Slate
tunoe bun iorlaoe Sengen.
Seq fuuoe opresue flere 9ilfaloe al
Spgoum, iom "8urito" bar belbrebet,
men bette er NOT. Seq %betraster Or.
8eters "Surifo" iom ben melt itorartes
be gisoiciu, Der noseiinbe bar eriIteret
beri 2anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Wit ungoomsiio.

Som lloeH Va I arsnue 81
Gig iigne ont iremdo Ilpugsr.
Com 5usIsu muntsr. CAB % fri
3 SommerIgpet apn9sr;
Som llosH 8It SoleHs @iDo
Sra 8lomn III anoeu hummer.
GO iuger 8lpmhcn honuiusiso
5oruoeu sui % Summer.
Sad uDo isa 8arEoomsliret slno
3 g{uoers lune Stue,
Som nps ~uoipruu8ue grsrue 8loo
8 SpmmerioIeus Cue.
S0er Gag ~ioriunHot / OaarIia 5rpo
Ga iommerb.ioe SiHoe,
% fetteos iom Col ira Spo
yltt gglous garnooms Ylinoe.
Sror tjot lea bar pna Niooers Sang.
Yf.us bnu mig tiGrIia ipsieo.
JornGlet bori paa beHoes Sana,
ytaar bun { Ssun mig bpsieo;
Ga uaar ga Oct lutteo ia
3 SgUueuS bioe Grme,
ia oonsebe bun ouer mig
Web mooerfi9riis Sarme.
.c9ean, ". 9at. Susr .. Sauae.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Saocr ia zoe al cit Sjcrn.
Wteu leOer liaepei.

Gn urg Wano fra Bolton fab meo
anore reiienoe inbe / Spiieialen pan
Scrirens Souie i Saonunab, Ga. San
oar s~lenipnlis uoe paa fin iprite 9nr
iom Drummer. SaE bar @ulobrils
Ter. o9 bans Saar bar tlpoet / Ntioteu.
Sntet bar goot nof for BAN, ps ban fl
5iener Itabet til at 9iue iis en- ny 9al'
lerteu ret Tom BET bar. Smiioer tom
en- al bans aienoinse iuo os iatte fig
oeo Sioen al BAN. De uerleoe Saano.
trpt. "gtu, buprleoes bar De bet?"
ipurste ben luse Serre fra Bottom.
"Gd, jeg er fulton iom en- Strub", iuas
reoe ben unoen. Seq fOmmer fra
Charleston, % ube / 8ilomnrten bleu
bort Grain %itaniet al nosle @oospO8ne,
lom bauoe remit no al Sporet, os oi
baooe iutet at ipiie." "8el, ilben b
taller on ntptfestilialoe, iaa bar je9
for en- IA Gage iioen uoe for ct ians
oant pna Gait 2enne5iee'S anen", ialot
Suiton Serren ino. Seq beianot mig
/ ben bagerite SOoeoogn, Og ri Tom
ueoOuer 5jeloet, oa ben boppeoe no al
Sporet, o9 pi for uoOper en- S%tprtnina
paa So Sob neo / ct Y9tteleie."
Get bleu tpit / 2u9et en- 5 SefunOer.
9a uenote Ell bei @entlemano ii9 mob
Serren fra Bolton oe ipurste / en- lise.
ayloig Zone: "Sn Sc 50 Sob? 8lcp
Qiitanben maalt?"
ga piit!" ioareoe ben rlt9e Serre
iornarmet. "8i ruueoe IS Sob neooper,
Os en- lioen 4ige brafteoe i'm 2trm, men
ie9 fog insen Sfaoe."
seq tpiler insenlunbe paa bercs
Orb, bemerfeoe ben anoen; "men
bette minoer mig ON ct GUentpr, iom
ie9 bauoe uoe / 5todp MOuutains for
en- 3 gtar iiocn. Gn Gel at os bapoc
gaaet oeruO for at iase Os fife. 8i fog
9cir peo en- S9t fulo al Erret, o. oa
ies beQere uiloe fife END saa og blaiie
cs itDoe belle 3a9en, tOs jeS oite Cure
lan9s meO g9tten. Gn Sag panoreOe
ie9 l9n9ere END je9 pleieoe, o9 fom til
en- &ulp melem TO bDie Slipper. Jor
at a no til ben maatte jes saa opab
6jeloiben os uo paa bet enc &lippes
ItDtte, Der bang oper 8ulpen outrent
20 SOB fra oens Speil. Seq falteoe
min Glue / 8anoet, ug siebltttelis beo
en- ipGttet Sfjenbso paa aro9er. Men
pluoieli9 borte jes no9et, iOm labbsbe
o9 taileoe bag mig. Seq uenote mig
ON % ut ie Ell Graabigrn, iom TOM
imOO mig meo opipilet Sab. Ser fob
ic9. noen @epar eler Giitol. Sea
hapoe life en9an9 en- Rennefnio til at
i%Orluare mig meo. VT hoppe uo /
Strgmmen piloe o9ret ben pisie 3go."
"Suao gjoroe De oa?" raabte ben
unse 9erre ira Bottom / itOr Spenoing.
"@jOrOe? Spao tunoe jes pel sisre?
Seq lao rolls os foo gaitet 9be mig
op."
s ben itraloenoe Batter, iom pad
iu!9te, trs BoltOnsperren iusen Del.
gan iaa Nliut paa ben anoen, men funte
life opOa9e ct Smll ON bans fine WiunO.
9erpaa IagOe ban SeruIetten ira iig %
luiteoe no al Salen. x
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

Visor Dab. Gen aomite, Der / fin
III bleu neoiat for at uuocripge Spprss
Haalst ON glnlGs i Otisgr al ct Dab ps
SatianatOrium, baooe furleoen Dag
yIpNs meo ct ltDrre 9tntal al Spens
V'rsers % rebesjOrDe iur fit 9perp.
u Iurbereoeuoe llnberipselier er ais
laitsOe. NnIGeset pil i fulO iGrois
sianO tcmme III at fOlte 200, 900 ar.
Srmlteens Wtauoat blep iprnpet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
Gt marfeligt og in.
teresiant &art.

er os pelpiIis tititiIet al 6r. Stsner
8. Rue, 2ittle 9uriep. Soma. Gets
Stsrrelie er 2Sx42 3ommsr % irems
ItlQer BiQeoet al ct FRA, ct plrteliat
"Stamtra", bpis &OoItamme er m9r'
let meb NapnsHe aoam Os Gpa, Os bois
1ops iioite Gren bGrer Haonet Soiep6,
CUBS Otoroers Nauo. Seo gtapuet
Qoa6 er Der tpersoper &artet Ell
@renoielinie, ps man fer Irien iusm'
me lissiOm paa bet aa6ne Sao. 8ette
i 1T Slas5 ijeioue 1rr bar man9iOls
oise @rene, ole ioripuet meb 9upne
paa Yerioner uoiprunsne ira be Ranb,
Der er napnte paa Sopeoltammen.
Oct er en- blbellt Stamtaule, iom mans
&c pil beitue os siennsmsaa meo Sn'
teresie.
or. Rue astsr at aniatte Issuter for
bette lit Bert, % peo at benpenoe Ta
til BAN unoer Morssie 2ittls 3uriep,
oil mon iaa iulb 8eitso. aartet lelses
for 81 Stptist. Gssnter siues soos
DstinssIier. 5s'2l'4'eOm
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
g org E..

o,ssfals. 9ails giilien 3elnas,
,~..s,nporenoe airteinreer til Suno,
..,;,r gOen 9a%uitebass aIten itide os
=. ouiet hos i'm Son, ben nup9s
nrSs airteianser tit eunO.
.somle Eelnas", iom ban af fine
.,ros tisnpte genner M nltiO falotes,
s,r 5ovt en- lang Os pirtiOm Grbeioss
6an pur ipbt paa @aaroen Ge,z
~ Gislb i 6ebruur 1907. Ser bar
If, ipnset for bans gnsae, at ban itulOe
s,ris yaa SiOier, tbi ban fsOtes unOer
;,oSanns giItaar, at ban = Iom bet
s,,,r Ielu MATTE bore fin Spffes
-r,o. "a furoi ban ia Ell erli9 Billie
;.(Ot g(rbeibe ino / lit Sirte, %
;.rsj ban bulOt fig nar til Serren,
INN uiuer Strait os StDrte til line,
a,bte Ran fig sjennem fit 9ios @jers
IN, ct auicet, astet ps elifet Naun, Der
,, riOt ficnot, os ell lps og rolig 9io5s
,a,n itirre Sgrns % 8%srnebDrns ier'
serSe srcOs.
Mlurmeiter 9ebmann / Stauan9er
>, Sso. Gpm befjenot bar bet BAN,
,,r iureitoo Spiprelien al greioablit
sofeitule.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

Jattiggaarb. Stauanser Sommu me
9' lat I9anS 5attiS9aaro / Siaepau9.
t~'rsIrO'9 bar 80 LATTICE iaat Ylaps
S'uNe; men flere pentes. s lite Gta9e
u Der Elao5 lor inbtil 100 MenneIter.
e'n'ralonrmeapparat. Waben ir9e5
nS Sump. StomaserpertlteO, Sueos
s''arilteO, Saoerum III. III. i aialoes
a' etalO for 4 Seite % 6i0s iOr "A
alpr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

Fapcns ufititllr Sitler er: Geo
XIII, ben 263oe Yaue, Ssiu Sriiti Die
tarius, GpOitlerues 5pritss GiterfSlscr,
SuperGn 8Ontifir Ooer ben triiteline
alminoelige 9irtc, Gatriart Ousr Cccis
benton DIP.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14
SNDpper, heiDai

5armers, iom isssr al ~i0rseors fine aalr. buree
refe ipcoperl The Queen and Crescen, Route bar
en- gellion aeres AZ game tIialgs ira $40 III $500
". Nere (pal lstte Deiial eliesl; % maaasDllss bIl9
Fare griurNoner. iaa J fan 8aa "a ie ior GSsr isl9.
Snssn o!,Ssaro. 9AgtH i0.ee Hs!ssr. uemarisos
% CplpsninJeg. ~. u. Ssdlsr, Go'u YasII
slet., Ill Geams Ssr., Gbtease. 3l-, s1st III ~. y.
estusariou. v. v. a., gtRsiHnatL 2. 6.sQ5z
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

Gtaiifif / Wt~asouteun' Grbeioet /
3pitlanO bier rosle irpatelise Gnt;
1000 Wdrt ouucnoss OasIi9-itte
anrll9-pGa lltpifheoer8 Spno bare /
8erlin. 1000 OO Miart oaslig er $50
Tttlloner ON sIuret. 9iauObeo Der
fan nOt iiltranses MosoulennsArbsiOe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-14

5%oOerneben i 9pitolltrifterne
lromsp Gmt ital iaar o9re meget tor.
Gen rIuse aulins al Sp iiiOr os &aai9ts
ming Of iOr mango areature / Saab ON
lss t,oli5 Saar iOm iiior er naturligs
Ss StplOen. Men pGrre CT bet, at oct
aaI bare meget uanifelist at iua figbt
81 ira SrOnobjem, buprira | &inter er
aNIbet ilsre 9aoninser til GnglnuO %
trantrl9e, Iaa Der lntet mere er / Be-
bib til Sala.