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The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

Having sold my ranch 1 wish to dis
pose Of my horses and colts for cash or
on time. Among them are some finely
bred trotting colts.
A. E. ANsRARY.
Sec Adam schafer at the ranch, or
Geo. Wilson at Delta.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

Mabry 4 Kistler have just received
now line Of clothing. Suits from % UP.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

Have you "sweared OFF,
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

r. d. Blair lett for Leadville Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02
Married..

Jan. l, 1895, at the residencs Of the
brides father, Mr.. Mays, 81 miles east
OF Delta on the Gunnison river, by Rev.
Joseph L. Lower. Harry D. Perry. OF
Fort Collins, Colo, to Miss Matte Mays.
Of Dolta, Colo.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02
Best broad in town delivered at your

d~or fresh every morning s cents loaf
from Star Bakery wagon.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02
Notice 70 stoekholAers.

kohnle 10 the snly eonfectisneE
In Delta.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

Jack Smith, the -,otorious leader OF
the Bull Hill e It Cripple Creek
,,, r;,o b,s C,ot- 60 =:
:s:;;;s Z: :; ;;s;;: ;;;;:: :: Il iiCANS d.:
10 a1'ss ms Music Co., Denver.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

W. L. ScHwEITZER, President
R. D. BLAIR, Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

Brownies for . nickle at Stong's.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

McGRANAHAS 4 BUTLER.
The Delta independent., 1895-01-02

cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
ENGLAND ASKED TO RETALIATF

CANADA URGING REPUTATION OF THE SEALING
REGULATIONS FOR TIE COMING SEASON.
Ottawa Ont. March 9.-in view of the refusal OF
the United States Congress to vote the indemnity to
sea;ers agreed upon. the Domirion Government Is
now urging the home authorities TO decline 10 as
sent 10 the enforcement Of the sealing regulations
FOR the season OF 1875.
Sir Charles Hilbert Upper expressed the opinion
that Sir Edward Grey is not correctly reported when
81 IL said that = informed the British House OF
Commons that representations had been re
ceived from the Dominion 10 the present state
Of Behring Sea question He says: I'VE have
urged the British Government in every possible
way since 1886 obtain satisfaction for the injury
done 10 British subjects in Behring Sea. The sum
OF $35 600 which the United States Congress refused
vote only about half as much as the total
Gains, but the Canadian sealers were wiling to
take this IL promptly paid. The amount OF the
Claims which will come before any commission
be appointed will be in the neghborhood o. 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
The WFdTHER REPORT

RAPIDLY RISING BAROMETER ~ TIE FAST
Washington. March o The barometer has risen zap
idly from the lower lake region and New England south
Florida: has also risen rapidly tho No-'h-
fallen the upper lake southwest
Texas and ha. also fallen rapidly northeast -
England lowest. Fair weather has
vailed in the lake regions where local
reported. colder the Atlantic Cosa and in tho
Northwest: Il warmer throughout the central Valleys
Warmer weather IL indicated for the Southern
States and colder generally fair weather Is Indicated
the upper region. the Mississippi and Low
Missouri valleys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England fair in the southern light SHOWS IN
portions: winds IN the south
portion Sunday. colder SUNDAY night
Eastern New-York fair. except local SHOWS in the
northern portion. Sunday, winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. N"wJers"y ard Delaware.
generally fair followed by weather winds.
during the dsy: probably colder Monday
For the District o. Columbia Maryland. Virginia and
North Carolina. warmer. fair. west winds.
For Western New-York and Western PennSyly
light followed by fair weather: winds colder
sunday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

In this diagram continuous white line shows tho
ehanses In pressure Indicated by The Trlbunes self
recording The broken line represents the TEN
peta,ure recorded at Perry's PHARMACY
Tribune once. March 10 a. m-Th' weather '"s'er
Cav va. colder and cloudy in the morning clearing In
IN. afternoon temperature ranged between ~ and ~
degrees the average 56 being ss. lower than Friday
ana Is. lower than the corresponding day last y"ai
Tn. weather to-day il likely be fair and warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
WEDNESDAY. MARCH
shipping NEWS.

PORT OF -YORK-sATURDAY MARCH .. 1885,
ARRIVED.
Steamer dlintonia OBJ. Butman. kymass February 4
and Gibraltar IL with white stone 10 simpson spence
{ Young Arrived at the Bar at p m 18Th and an
account Of fog
Steamer Pocahonas tiir. James. barcelona January
Genoa IA Amera ~. Catana 81. Messina February IL
and Gibraltar 10 with mdse TO Phelps Brothers a Co
Arrived a the Bar nj f2:iJ N.
Steamer Chinese Prince tErl. Coleman Rio Janeiro
January b. Bahia 10. Msceio 70 Pernaubuco 30 Para
February 49, Trinidad - and Grsnsdn q with mAse and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

yobn z Scott who from the institution OF the
Coffee Exchange has held high official positions IN
its management. and who is al present the treas
urer denied last night that aduterated conee was
brought into the market or that the committee OF
the Coffee Exchange had abstained from properly
investigating the matter. Substantially, he said:
There was absolutely nothing the matter with the
coffee which Crossman & Son sold 10 Lurrnan. /
speak with authority on that point, and also upon
the point that proper investigation was instituted
by the management OF the Exchange. The graders
certified the coffee pure and that opinion was
unbeld bv the committee. II was then referred TO
the board Of management. and they also decided
tina. there adulteration In the conee. In
fact meeting after meeting was held and the
opinion Of the graders was sustained throughout.
Iurman was duly notified 70 this effect and a
member OF the New-York Coffee Exchange must
fulfil his contract or be suspended. He refused 10
carry out the contract and accordingly sus-
pended for year: hence his action against us.
Nv connection with the coffee trade dates back
to ls4s. and | certainly would not lend my name or
sanction to the sale Of adulerated coffee through
the Exchange. Moreover samples OF this par,icula r
coffee were sent to the Board OF Health. and were
pronounced BY that body 10 be free from any in
furious foreign matter The real motive for Lur-
mans action is that before he could dispose Of the
coffee he had bought from The Crossmans, the
market went against him. Why Lurman actually
sold 5000 bags OF this coffee before he made any
complaint regarding its genuneness
Charles L. Bull. president OF the Exchange, said
last night:
The coffee in question artifcally coiored, but
not adulterated. On account OF a dispute over the
matter the Baltimore gentlemen were suspended
from the Exchange. The transaction occurred in
November last. In nutshell the Baltimore men
want a new bylaw which Will prevent the delivery
Of any artifcia.ly colored coffee Mr.. Stewart is
not a member of the Exchange. but he is personal
friend of the Baltimore people. Some mebers OF
the Exchange think the Baltimore gentlemen are
RICH, in their contention II they should get what
difference with the Coffee Exchange.
The New-York Coffee Exchange was established
in 1881. and has present a membership OF 3i2
Recently building was acquired for this
purposes Of the business of the Exchange, situated
at Hanover Square and Beaver-st.. and adjacent
TO the Cotton Exchange. The cost Of the building
in the first instance $4,000, and the com
mittee has subsequently expended further $3.50 cf
upon it, The average cos; OF seat in the Elk
change is about $3.50. A committee OF seventy-f five
members conducts its management. The officers
are c. NJ Bull. president; j. \. Jarvie. vice pres
dent: John +. Scott, treasurer. and Francis v
Arnold, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
|. H. DAHLMAN.
A...THE NETWORK COACH HORSE
AND COB COMPANY

now have m show at Cy stable, over 100 head ~
In. horses shipped 20 offered for
sal. in this CITY consisting 81 four In hands and-ms
matched pairs single horses. saddle
horses md rond.ers. Nj thoroughly broken
70 an hnrncss quality. breeding. action style. con-
formation beautiful mouths and manners AMI accil
mated and ready immediate and hard work. We also
wish patrons that all our horses
shipped = direct from training stables at Green
VILE "a. where they handled. hammered and
diouei ~ the hest otnnalle and under the
supervision Of buyer Mr. A. W johnson. undoubtedly
one best judges this country and patrons
can that when offered Tor sale by they
broke hammered and nj for hard work. and fear
81 all objects We better able than to meet
the demand ~ customers. will always have at
.as, head hand. Among this superb collection
many prizc-wnncrs 4 tho late show and that will
undoubtedly prove 10 he prize winners In any show ring
In country. owing fair and honest method Of
doing business. have the reputation Of having
all best class Of horses
this market patronage OF the best people Of this
and cities. We also shipped to
to the entire satisfaction OF those avorins with
4 call. have every trap imaginable from runabou
mail coach. We guarantee To show more quality
breeding style and phenomenal high alaround than
our every competitor this country We prepared to
any orders color we have horses
suit one. and guarantee satisfaction our
have successful In the show ring nav
ing over $50 prizes.
Telephone % Columbus
c4s "a o5s West 89th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Wine Department,

,,,,,,, Vernon. pure Rye Whiskey. 06
very choice ami oid.......'''.. ''@~
ols Gauntlet Rye. the best sold at nm
,hi. price in Americt...'.....'.''''' ''o~
Ias = Pepper S,ur-Mash WhiskHy..'. 80
W., TAR g. CO. Handmade. Sour OK
Mash BOURBON. very old............-. ~
rac nqya seq nd s;o' .soW Wn''A'y aged 1925
lanai, Rum. bottled in Jamaic" &C.,. 80
p,kohcari's India Pale Ale. anl Duke in
ho,r,'e Brown stout equal - IN" LII
be-, import }. doz......-... ....-..-.' uAS
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK 'Nhh.
pa.s.s Nc. hlt,lei In England. for 1Ef1
mis- week ,nly per doz........-.... ''0"
r.h, Sn~ins RS, Whskey, bottles IN
- me gallon per botile.,.........''' ''IV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

MILLER n NOBLOCK
PATENT STREET SPRlNKbERS
JOSIAH T. DAY. Agent,
30 Warren street
CITY Hall
DAY WAGON 60.
$500 COUPE ROCKAWAY FOR S3ioW
. GREAT BARGAIN
Street. city Hail.
JOSIAH r. DAY. General Manager.
. DAY WAGON co ...
CARRIAGES TRAPS Ht'tKBOARDS. BUGGIES.
PONY CARTS n TRAPS
. Josiah r. Day. GENERAL MANAGE
ia Warren 81. CITY Hall.
: DAY WAGON co -
cpocrps pr-TtJfERS LAUNDRY DRYGOOpS,
: FLORIST BUSINESS WAGONS IN
GREAT VARIETY.
Josinh r. Day Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunri,. $40 sun Sol Moon '43 Moons AZ" 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M candy uook g ~ Gov. 20. Hell ''a'e So
W Ssnsy Hook 1:os Gov Island 1896 Hell Gate ":-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
MONDAY. MAR'E II
OUTGOING STE1NER

MONDAY MARCH H.
,..., r., I,n. Malls close. sails
s,,ninoic jacksonville clyde. 300 N
TUESDAY. MARCH II
Hazel Rremen y G Lloyd. .......... 800 II 300 a
i,.,,., por, Spsin etc Dcrlerara. .l2oO m 200
Sa@tnau cane Hayti. etc. clyde 1000 m 1900
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10
Teutonic Liverpool White Star. 80, IN ?o m
pern Sout American 500 IN u 90 M
nd Antwerp. 900 m a
iron,,cs Jacksonville. clyde. 800 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
LORD NoRrHBoURNE NO LONGER A LIB

London, March s.-Lord Nor,hbourne has ief, the
Liberal party and has joined the Conservatives on
account Of the Governments advocacy OF Welsh
disests blishment Before succeeding to his present
title ne sat with the Liberals IN the Commons for
nineteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

The exhibit of Tea Gowns and Wrappers In
all the choicest fabrics will also comprise more
and richer styles than ever before and will be
especially worthy Of visit from every woman
in Greater New-York.
SILK UNDERSkIRTS-sp special display.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
SENATOR BERARDI DEAD.

Rome March s-,Mar1us Fihppo Berardi, Senator
and president Of the Board OF Lunacy who was
beaten to Inconsistencies by lunatic yesterday
died this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Qcaehers.

<NOITrGF GRADUATE. experienced in tutoring IN az, az
y branches preparatory and advanced %isnss a ri
moro nupils Address GILBERT =. COLEMAN ~
West s5i.st.
ID REPARATION for college and other insttue''"' '"
i recent Harvard graduate; experienced tutor, ,,x
WENDELL. Box -. La broaaNe,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10

1.-TWO GERMAN LADIES school principals f,vl Ham
] burg wish 70 take returning in April. 10 youns
girls their home IN charming suburb ~ far.uuIs.
Splendid educational opporgn ties, especially Tor
music Boariers limited Il three; terms
References Dr. ". GIN Wylie. Rev. Narrower ~ s :,
Address Miss IA. RONFORD. Hotel Empire. West Nv -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Linens.

200 Al-Linon Scotch Damask Dime
n splendid quality. b5ugh, much below
prices
These are cert,Ini, M. yd'....
very great bargains. 2X3 yds...
2X3i. yds....
80 dozen German Damask Towels.
plain and knotted fringe. size 2ixjO
ln.. at..................
i.p>0 japanese SIX Mantel and Piano
Lambrequins. gold embroidered. in
pink. white. blu" ye.'pw. Nile. &.
always s. j0............-..... ........
i.ono sofa Pillows. In choice styles.
figured silks. with rulile .............
sco japanese SIX Table Covers. yari
square. heavy knot,ed fringe. with
gold embroidery. Ia plain and open
work. "a h........... ....... ~ To
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
Waists.
Chi|dren'S Goats and
Dresses.

IN garments FOR the little ones We shall maze
tho most complete and comprehensive display
ever made I, this market Thousands Of gar
rnents will no shown on Mrnday and following
days.
Boys Kilts-special exhibit
Boys Waists-special exhibit
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

bar Torberre jim Singer msO i 5siIet;
tbt s mo ploe, ieg er ogida en- Rouer,
% ban, s talic ont, par enanuo min
Nniorer, iom M iororcr mig for
9ommen."
Nu bleu 3ottoren ielu iOritrRi9t %
troeoe / 6prItninscn, at oct oar 8iuen,
ioni bocoe giort Den 6~remmeoe pr i
9ooeost, CO at ban tate / @iioetie;
men pint al lin Snmoi,tisbeo bleo'
oeune ueo:
"Sreuet er Ialif, % isa er tommer
lor at ie 9eiii9beOen on, buprleoes ies
paa beoit Manoe iunoc tilcenee mig
Goers @en9e % Goer5 aoIttarteoer.
IPiue aamerater i.nar paa CIR ! NGrs
beoen % oenter pua oct Gt9r, iom jeg
baoee trrtt at gipe Dem, uaar 9 be-
bolot mig JON eli forgiven Slrstniu9
hos Goer. Sucrglu mig fun / &et-
tens 9Rnocr, at jig fan iaa 2un ION
~fcrifplot."
2ettc ifeoc, % ueo ct GOrber, icm
blep bolot cuer lam, fom oct ior Ga
Gen, at ban en9ans 9auOe Tibet mco
III AniCrer ueo ct Grlttelas, bpOr DC
be3ga bapoe ippttet oyer BET tiiioms
menoe 9lu; BEN iioitc ituloe oa bIanot
anoet bdus ia9t: "Geo on tcao, min
Srooer? bcriom jig gcar tlotigere
t1rira emo gu, p9 iea ~criarlr roset cnl
sn l.acar 9itoen. itnt le9 life uaolaoe
at meooe.s big l,uosrrs:Hlr3 rcrom
llalacts, at I'll ro5crlunoe fan for.
ltaa Get"
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Gn TN Wlar.

The Harvey & Blue Island Land Asso.
citation, bpiS G!croom CT Ii9e / Sus icr
Slue SsIauo, bar en- M I!an for gals al
oercs Glenoom, lom uoen Scjl ul rGye G.
Sntrrcsie for ale. iom pil t.pbs ct Slrm.
9eHae Elan iororcr I'm lot tor.a:!
Eenge, $40 CT alt, buaO Der ~iortAHse5 ior
Ierlte Nibetal n3, % IS pr. Ntaareo Der
eitcr. Sco SstuIiu9er al $40 tos,.nt uos
itcoer The Royal Trust Company, Der bar
Gieuoomsretteu for Mr. q. u. SpalbiH9.
Gteren, ct Sono ipr ct Stjeoe paa Gotten,
lont btitemner. at, buis ajpberen DOR, ~eiterat
ell Srco;eoel al ~9lgb:iummcn er betalt, uil
The Royal Trust Company uOen iIere Scs
t~oli,9cr ltIUoe oeu tjpbte Got III builteniom.
belit al alDbercns N~rouger.
9enne YlOu letter en- Iotti9 Mtano iitano
til at lpare fine Iensc % 9aranterer BAN.
at / 3lliGIoe al bars 300 oil bans 6omtlie
bl,re lur9et ior, SumpaHiet CT megct llbes
raft mco Senigu til Setiu9elitr; Der betales
I. Ct. iugeu 1ieutc. Serue gieuoom or ont.
9ipet al fore 5nbrifer % Here tGntcr man
paa at bp99e. Sen npe eleftrilte 2iuie 9uar
life alcne ira Sarpsp q Slue SSlano, men
.ige I'll Sper. 5rGn bper ) Wiuuter. 8
fan lGic The Harvey q Blue Island Land
Associations advertisement paa ct auoct
Steo / Slaoet. Sette 9ompaui bill Itnifc
Transportation for aGe, iom pnlter at ie
oeune gienoom, enteu De ijpber eIer life,
bps man heupeuocr fig til bet paa Sontoret
10 @artioro SuiIoin9 Chicago. Sc, Der
Uulter at bpsse, ri! blue ~ioripueOe mep
Y,eunr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
&rcoStnpoct | Station.
(Dteboelt PED 9uuis 6. Marprd, eetretr

areosmppet for @ranp 5oiis areps al.
boloies / Ct. Spbannes Strife CGaitpr Wars
UJdS aale) / Satton, 5raill 60, y. Saiota.
ira Den 10oe til ca meo ben 12te Snli 1895
Ia 4aitorerne 9h. Gggen o. Is. s. W.
@rgulto bar fprlaot arebieu, pal9tes mto'
Icrtlpise GmbebSmGuo, uemlis: Yait. G.. 3.
8raaten, Sormauo; Yait. 9onls g. Marpid,
GeIretQr.
Iait. e. 8. Yraaten bplbt ct Snolebninas'
i~oreoras oper Siom. 1912: "Suert Mcnne'
lie bore be ipreiatte Curi9beoer uneers
eanist! SBi Der CT lite Gpri9beo noen al
Gdo, men De Curisbeoer, iom er, bar Quo
b%sitiitet. 9erior mooitnar ben. iom letter
i8 Op imUo Sprisbeoen, Cubs 6croronins
men Dc. ipm mooitaa, itple iaa jim Som. "
Geicrenten opitineoe iom 5bcma:
~llnberiuutteres Ilister mob Sprisbeoen.
/, SporleoeS ri iial betraste ben.
IL, &pprIeoes ri ltal iorboloe oS til Den.
Snm,alen oreieoe Jig ON oisie Sumter
tnSoas g%itermipbas % 3crsoas 5pr'
miOoas.
S%pnoasens Senisboloelie, inoleSet al
Soit. 5h. 8. Carton, par 0crbanoliuss
0leniiunosn 5ptsOas %Giicrmiooas % 6ts'
Dag. Jieierenteu iremholot iGriis:
l.. @pOriebes @uo bar 9ipet os Spnoassr
til SuiIeOas
IL. SpprlsosS hi ital iorboloe ps paa ben
9ao.
HOro 9aioias 81 oasslcpe cpl9ites %
H'IaJees al YaIior Marpid.
oesiouerne bolotes 81. 10-l2 % ALSO
@so ssrpaa ipisenoe TrGpiten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

Se IRE p~eIiliusenoe alotfer fra STRIFE.
taarHet bsrtss Time os fable Solicit til 0uOs-
t%leneite osian ON aitcnen 81. s.
NrGoifener bolofss al G;aitorerue s. glia2s
len. Y. Soaeiion, 81. s. gariou, Sob
Sliieoabl, 9. 8. yrdatcu % 9ouis z. 1Par.
Did. Gaitor Sfiteoabl bo!pt Sfriitetaleu
% Iorrctteoe oeO Nlteret nHoer Iaouercus
Npociie 6reoaJ 6ormiooa9.
Get operIooss I'll @reoies 6ormaao GA
SetrctHr at beiismme Steoct for oct unItc
areosmpoc Q2te-14oe gtoo. 1880 ca ON
tJcnli1t i~ornuorc 5ioen.
eaiHet 3tom. j, /. itll iuoIeoss al 4aitor
Sfiteoabl.
Set bar ct 9oet, brIGrenoe os opbps9e'
lat lHDbe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

no al 8ir~teIi8beoeu. SOnaS sc fan
lOm oltore vrre mere eIer mlnorc BET.
DIG; men dltio ier man, at ban or eli
icot G9t:r.
gan arbeiOcr life turtig. 9}eOcus
gScr9elnno li9eium rpitece 4ocii no al
9Gtmet, man Sonas Sic tage fig goo
Ito. On, iom plsieoe 0maang meS
BAN / Ronl, funoe iortRlc, at tau life
orteac at prOOucere mere enO ct IiOct
Stptte - uosIe iaa 9iuier on, Ga9eu.
ltloat tnu arbeioeoe / II Elmer.
Gicrniou orbciOcr bcQer life tort.
N|cn oer, ION tiDrer meo Otter, tom.
msr o9ida irenr.
"ScmmnnOpren Gptre". Gpormco
Gle M ir!mitiaer fig ior Oct itor en-
8eIIttalcnoe IubIttam, pit uocn 5piul
ulnoc BAN mango me &runsr. On
nmerifanit Anmsloer Tiger: "5ouas
Stes 2lrbeIoer, beriblauot "9ommars
oprens 0pire', iOm uotom i 1889, sjs
Der ct tlarcre o9 iimpIerc 8Ileoe al 9is
oct / gtorSe, END ro9cu unoen 6oriats
ter bar giret. 9dn naar %utitnOt life op
III 5bieus iutele!tucIe Gnsilon eQer
Sjgrnicrs r~pmautiite 6jubeo, men ban
Iiacr n9rmere BET oirfetige 9Iu bluuOt
Nl.iecu5 9toromGno euo oisic mere
iniplrereOe 0igtere."
% GomunO Gosje i~triucr: "Souns
Sie ppoogeoe Tent tit 9jpstalo, pg Ian
TAR life Iausere ing, Oa ban cr6uers
oeoe Jig ct GublitWm. Sans Snnorus
beo, bans iimple 4ntbus, bans ogbc
moralite 9jIpor bar ~eitcrbnanoeu / bans
SnnosmEnos 6jerter punoet Fam en-
Flaos, lcm in9eH pil glore bum itriois.
Sans Spros, ipm er o~n0liooo9s nE.
item til 2uerOriuelier, irembpOer @nnz
l~teli9lcoer for en Sueriptter, men er
ip3t 9jcngjuet.
Gnaclite 94iere % 2rierinoer pil
u0en 9ull meO @elbebag siDre Jig iOrs
trO!i8c mcO faraiteriitiise Stjloringer
al en- GorIattcr, ion CT ubetjeubt mcO
"Ssme" % life utgiuer ia ior
at iortpnoe no9et Guangclmut, men Dog
er Den NET eIiteoe al tit 5Gorctanos
9ioueliitcr,"
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

Gn Spanier tom paa G%jcnnemrei.
zen gjclnem 6rontrigc tent Ell 9itcu
III ct Sert5bu5 o. banfeoe paa, iOrat
man ifulbe lnffc up for BAN.
"6oem Ell oet?" iprrgte BEN iGuus
orutne 0jeit0ioer 9jeunem gtgalehuQet.
"9On Suan EeorO Sarnauoe5 So
orique5 Dc S%illanup1, @repe al Wtalis
ia, Oluellero De Soutiago % 9(lcans
tara, lgo Suaret.
"u~noifplo", ruabtc 8erter, ioet ban
gil bort ira 3pren, "men iaa fort ct
6gl3e bar ri life Elao5 iii Der / 8er!ss
Giiet".
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
&Gatm % haMS 0iGf.

Sertolo &uiner, Ell berent % rig
2nse i 6reipbur9, i0o en- Niten i GGrsi
1910 paa tit Stuoertammer % giurbe
Jig eiter 9asens Nuitren9elle tilgcbe
meo Ell SLATE Bin, ba Ell 6remmeo
foo Jig meloe, iom 9apbe en- Nnbefas
linsslfriuelie til BAN. 9pftoren FOB
bam fpulre iuo % crIarehe al Srepet,
iom ben Sremmeoe braste ham, at BET
bar eli Spn al ell al bans Yaarprenoe,
iUm bar Maler. San BAD bam lntte
iis neo, bullet Den Srcmmebe psIan
sjuroe. ifjDnt ban fclte Jig np9et tun9
IN Siertet; tbi S9reliet, ION bar
balut opiplot meo Seuraoer, foretom
Ram life at bore no9et bpssclI9t Sps
b~olositeo.
Sumner, iom bar cit munter Mauo
r9 temmelig l~etiinoi9, bemGrfeoe bette
% iuspe imilenoe:
"6rr, Setter, s er 10 Nia.er, itaar
Der lSrepst, % iaa maa S 10 osiaa,
fan je9 tGute, babe Ssnrnoer at ie paa,
IOr ret at ituoere Goers Stunt; iaa ION
s bel beller life pare barge for DC
Sfiffelier, Der cn9nns bar u9ret be.
flGote meo Sjpo LEGION S. s fan
uars sauifc rolis % peo suot Moo, DC
oipr icr inoeu Sortr9b, brit fuu!"
st Yar SLATER al ben beblte @in
blcp tpute, CO ben inafiOmme 0ottor
i~ortalte imiolertio fine Senraoes 81.
ituric. Gu al benz par Sfelettet al en-
&pper. ium opoe, meoets ban iao /
Sausilet, % ON buem auinsr uioite al
iprtaQe en- Bel MGnsbe aiitpelise cling.
Zen Sremmcoe BRAT oerueo iteoie
6aItigere, o9 ben 9anle 0uttor fi9ebe
psiaa psl bpbt i 6lalteu, iaa at bar,
mcoens Gjeiten bapbe taset Srbet, iou
inb. Nu bpieoe benne Jig irpetiomt
benimpo BAN for at prGoe, ON ban
uirfelig iOo banrot; men ba ban perpaa
traaote tilbase, table ban SiseuRsteu
oa fom bcrueo iii at itpoe til Sfelettct
al ben pmtalte &Duer. SorIGrbet ueO
ben 8epaselie ianf ban tilbase paa
etolen os islie I'LL pluoielis ben tploe,
lfarpe Saano al Senraben paa fin
Sals. Iu q ban life mere Jig islu
mastis; ban GAP fig oericr til at raabe
bit, iaa at 0pftcren paa9neee oerpeO
% bans 5clf tom til.
Com Ell arm Spnoer, icnoertmit /
Sierte % Ginp, iant ben Gremmeoe
neo paa liue anr, os oa Simmer MI
iaa Zig on ps siatteSe, bpao Der bar
fleet, raabte ban / en- ipDsenSe Zone:
az ipnes mig at p9re eli flor &9os
bare, iiben 8 fan betases al Ell IanSan
Srpst peb Ell sanite nainrIis 5inS."
"Ssrre," iasoe ben 5rsmmsoe meS
bepenbe Siemme, IS tager isil. Ser