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The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03

NOR SALE-Farm of 80 acres situated near I Hulls Hill district, Apply or address JANE M WHITE, Box l5, Southbury, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Two very desir- u able dwelling houses in the village of Long Hill. One near the railroad station; the other centrally located on the Main Street. Inquire Of LEGRAND G. BEERS, Admins trator, Long Hill, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03

EOR SALE OR TO RENT-Good farm of no
 I acres at Washington, Conn.,, one halt mile from railroad station. BRADLEY NICHOLS Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-03

OFFICIAL NOTICE.-John H. Reid ofIls Fair. D field avenue, Bridgeport, will remove his Jewelry business to 42 Wall Street, one door line of diamonds, watches jewelry, silver ware etc, special bargains previous to re- moval, May 1.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22

cannon OF the town. Meantime food
would be sent daily in o boat under an
armed escort. The skipper, bare to
the waist, and rowing, could only grind
his teeth, and the governor improved
the occasion, and reyenged himself for
the bitter words in the cables by telling
what he thought of the morals and man
ners of the crew. The barge returned to
tho Haiiotis in silence and the skipper
climbed aboard white on the cheek
bones and blue about the nostrils.
II knew it," said Mr.. Wardrop, "and
they won't give us good food either.
We shall have bananas morning, noon,
and night, an a man can't work on fruit.
We know that"
The Haliotis, a ship of English origin. but
Of very shady record, has been pursued
and captured by a cruiser which found her
~trespassiRg In forbidden waters and
wrecked her engine with a shell. She was
found TO be laden with stolen pearls. The
victorious warship towed her captive to
land-a remote island undor the tropics
hut meanwhile the chief engineer. Mr..
Wardrop, succeeded I'm concealing certain
parts OF the machinery. and I'm making the
ruin appear more complete. than IL really
Is. The wretched crew. who had been con-
signed to the army for jungle service. were
at last, on demand Of the English govern
ment, called back. and they are now con-
fined on board their own ship. They are not
Iauch interfered with; but their condition
10 miserable, and they are almost In de-
spair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
~TELEGRApHIC BREvITIEs.

The past week was favorable for wheat
crops.
Indianapolis is flooded with counterfcis
G. bills.
Austin Corbin will import roo Italian
agriculturists.
Woodbury. dam ut Lcominstcr, Mass, is
considered unsafe.
Young Czechs carried the Bohemian
diet In tho elections.
Alnskans threaten TO oppose British ag-
erosion by force of arms.
Members OF the Madrid municipal gov
eminent are accused of maltcasl nce.
British yards may lose orders for Chinese
warships because of the great strike.
Three iremcn Of Muncic, Ind, are &C.
cuscd Of pilfering from burning buildings.
state convention OF Kings Daughters
and Sons Of Massachusetts, opened at Bos.
ton.
Lotteries are practically shut but OF the
mails by an order Of the postmaster gen.
-yruf.
A grand parade Of Confederate and
Union veterans in New York, July 4, 1895,
Is proposed.
II has been settled that Barrett will
testify against Chaflcy when the latter
comes to trial.
An association Is being formed 10 re-.
foim abuses which it Is claimed exist IN
the Grand Army.
Sir aenu r. Popsanbl-ta r many IAAss
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
Two Large puiIaInc. burned.

CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-The Excelsior build.
ing, ut Canal and Jackson streets, and an
eight-story brick structure immediately
adjoining 1t on South Canal street. were
completely destroyed by fire yesterday
afternoon. Not less than ID valuable
manufacturing plants, located in the two
buildings, were lost. Total loss is not
less than 100000. The fire was "A hard
one to subdue, and attended with no little
danger. The escape Of several hundred
girls was made possible only by GOODNESS
and decision. A number OF girls suffered
from fright, and sustained slight bruises.
Before the fight with the fire was ended,
Fire Chief Sweeney had exhausted tho
regular calls for engines, aud had to spe'
cially summon 90 more. The fire was
started by a dust explosion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
PART ".

Then the skipper cursed Mr.. War
drop for importing frivolous side issues
into the conversation, and the crew
cursed one another and the Haliotis,
and all that they knew or could bring
TO mind. Then they sat down in silence
on the empty decks, and their eyes
burned in their heads. The green har-
Dor water chucked at them oversize.
They looked at the palm-fringed hills
inland; at the white houses above the
harbor road, at the single tire of native
craft by the quay, at the stolid soldiery
sitting around the one cannon, and, last
Of all. at the blue bar of the horizon.
Mr.. Wardrop was buried in thought,
end scratched imaginary lines with his
untrimmed finger nails on the planking.
II make no PROMISE" he said, at last,
"for l can't say what may or may not
have happened TO them. But here's
the ship, and here's us"
There was a little scornful laughter
mt this, and Mr.. Wardrop knitted his
brows. He recalled that in the days
when he wore trousers he had been
chief engineer of the Haliotis.
"Harland, Macksey. Noble, Hay,
Naughton, Fink, O'Hara, Trunbull."
Here, sir" The instinct of obedi-
ence walked to answer the roll-call of
the cngine-room.
Below"
They rose and went.
Captain, I'll trouble you for the rest
of the men as i want them. Well get
mystorrs ont, and clear AWAY the stores
we don't need. and then well patch her
up. My men will remember that they're
in the ~Ilaliotis under me-"
He went into the engine-room and the
others stared. They were. used TO the
accidents of the sea, but this was be-
yond their experience. None who had
seen the engine-room believed that any
thing short of new engines from end
to end could stir the Haliotis from her
moorings.
The engine-room stores were un-
earthed, and Mr.. Wardrop's face, red
with the filth of the bilges and the ex-
ertion of travelling on his stomach, lit
with joy. The spare gear of the Hall
otis had been unusually complete, and
two-and-twenty men armed with
screw-jacks, differential blocks, tackle,
vices, and a forge or so, can look Kismet
between the eyes without winking. The
crew were ordered to replace the hold
ing-down and shaft-bearing bolt, and
return the collars of the thrust-bout.
When they had finished Mr.. Wardrop
delivered n lecture on repairing COM
pound engines without the aid of a
dockyard, and the men sat about on
the cold machinery. The cross-head
jammed in the guides leered at
them drunkcnly, but offered no help.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
The Hannigan FamIIy's troubles.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Almost Mt the
minute that the foreman Of the jury de.
clared that David +. Hannigan, who shot
Solomon II. Mann, the seduccr of his
sister, vas M guilty" Of murder, Will
lam Hannigan. the aged father OF the
prisoner. closed his eyes in death. Loretta
Hannigan died last summer from the re.
suit of a criminal operation, which Mann
procured. Old William Hannigan, worn
by his daughters disgrace and tJie strain
Of waiting for the decision OF his sons
fate, had been gradually sinking, and last
night he died before the news OF his sons
acquittal could reach the family. The jury
found the defendant not guilty, upon tho
ground of insanity. The verdict was an.
nounced at ll;i0. and at 1918 the elder
HnnniCan Ind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22

No Great Display Attended tho Nuptiali
Mt New York.


NEW YORK, Nov. 2a.-Miss Elsie Still.
man was married TO William G.. Rookie.
Teller at st. Bartholomew church yester.
day. Bishop Potter, assisted by DIR. Greer.
otiiciated. Promptly at $3.50 o'clock thu
bride entered the church with her father.
She was preceded by the ushcrs,
n then followed the bridesmaids. The
church decorations were not elaborate,
though rich. In the center aisle were
three punches Of palms, while a bunch OF
chrysanthemums was fastened TO the end
OF each pew. The chanccl was decorated
with palms, chrysanthemums ana smilax.
A line musical program was rendered.
Among the gifts received by Miss Still
man were a silver vase from President
Cleveland. n silver vase from Secretary
OF War Lamont, q fan from Mrs. Lamont,
an old Dutch silver loving cup from Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, and a silver center
piece from Mr.. and Mrs. j, T.. Morgan.
After the marriage n reception was held
n the residence of the brides parents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22

They ran their fingers hopclessly into
the cracks of the starboard supporting
column. and picked at the ends of the
ropes round the shores. while Mr.. War
drops voice rose and fell echoing till
the quick tropic night closed down over
the cngine-room skylight.
Next morning the work OF reconstruc.
tion began.
IL has been explained that the foot OF
the connccting-rod was forced against
The footof the starboord supporting-col.
umn. which il had cracked through and
driven outward against the ships skin.
Toall appearances the jobwas more than
hopeless, for rod and column seemed to
have been welded I'm one. But here
Providence smiled ON them for one
moment TO hearten them through the
wcary weeks ahead. The second en-
gineer-niore reckless than
MT-StFuct- NJ TInfOm WIN CJ1d
chisel into the cast iron of the
column. and a greasy gray flake OF
metal few from under the imprisoned
foot of the connecting-rod. while the
rod itself fell away slowly. aud brought
up with n ~thunderous claug somewhere
i'm the dark OF the crCnk-pii. The
guides plates above were stiD jsmmed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
Many Marine Accidents.

HALIFAX, Nov. 22.-Details of the ter
rife storm hat swept over the Nova
Scotia Atlantic coast are difficult to oh.
tain, owing to the prostration of the wires.
The schooner Charlie Richardson was
wrecked at Claim Flat island. Schooners
Mahabar, Nereid, X. w. Smith, May
Queen and Bonnie Kate stranded at Cape
Breton. Schooner Reaper was wrecked
just outside the harbor, being ground ia
pieces in the breakers, and her crew and
passengers, 12 in all, had a wonderful es
cane from death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
No Warning For Laborers.

Boston, Nov. 22.-In the United State,
circuit court, the case of Henry McPeck OF
Lowell VS.. the Central Vermont Railway
company, n suit TO recover $4,000 for per.
sonal injuries. was taken up yesterday.
The plaintiff alleges the accident wa due
to the failure of the engineer to sound the
whistle or ring the bell, as required by
law. The defendant contends that und Il
the law it is not required to ring the bell
or blow the whistle in the case of EN-.
Moves.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
without "a Press Committee.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-An effort wa,
made yesterday in the knights of Labor
convention to discover how the news OF
the row which led TO General Master
Workman Sovercign's resignation and
subsequent reelection leaked out, and the
ordinations and recriminations became
SO bitter that the press committee Of thu
assembly resigned in u body.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22

showing Of work done and time con-
sumed which Mr.. Wardrop wrote upon
the engine bulkhead. Fifteen days
had gone fifteen days of killing labor
and there was hope before them.
CONCLUDED TOMORROW
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
Mrs. Munden Sent to Asylum.

BosroN, Nov. 22.-Mrs. Maud Munden,
who came from Montreal to Somervilld
five months ago, and who had boon ar.
rested for making IA attempts to set fire to
her tenement in Somervil!e, wa taken to
the Worcester insane asylum yesterday.
Physicians decided that the woman was o
victim of pyromania
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
THE DEVIL AND THE
DEEP SEA.
Copyright. 1895. by the Author)

Copyright. 1895. by the Author)
The Haliotis. a ship OF English origin, but
Of very shady record has boon pursued
and captured by a cruiser which found her
.trespassing IN forbidden wa tsrs and
wrecked her engine with a shell. 'She was
found 10 be laden with stolen pearls. The
victorious warship tows her captive to
land-a remote island under the tropics
hut meanwhile the chief engineer, Mr..
Wardrop. succeeds In concealing part OF
the machinery, and making the ruin APP
pear worse than It really is. On reaching
Shore the unhappy crew are summarily
consigned TO the army for jungle service.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
Two Weeks of Gales.

HALIFAX, Nov. 23.-Steamer Mississippi,
II days out from London, for New York,
put In here yesterday short of coal. Cap.
tain Craig reports having encountered
q succession of westerly gales and high
seas the entire way across.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22
On a Tour-Lapper.

Los ANGELES, Nov. s2.-Bald of Buffalo
captured another worlds record in com.
petition here yesterday. He won from
Murphy of Kew York the mile open in
Pin. A.. This is tho worlds record for a
four. rap track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-11-22

An the rcgimentmarched back 10 guard
them. and the hairy enemy. armed with
hlcvpipc~. rejoiced in the forest. Five
III the crew had died. but there lined up
on r.s governors ,crapda two AID
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Gu Si~pscriariug.
(2ti Benjamin 6rantlir.J

Mtens jes bar eli lioen Gut, bleo ies
ell fob Sintermorgen tlltalt al en- imis
leuoe Mtauo, Der bar en- Ore.
"0tiu uatre Gut, iusOe ban, "bar
bin 5aoer en- Slibeiten?"
"Sa, iuareoe jeg."
"9u lille, io~rtrGfieliSe 6pr," iaaoe
ban, "uiI ou laoe mig Ilibe min Gre
paa bcn?"
Smi9ret al Seneunelien "liIe, furs
trGifeli8e Spr." ipareoe ies:
"Sa, sjerne - ben ituar rebe /
Sertiteoet."
"Ss pil bu, min Sen," iagbe ran us
tlappeoe mig paa Soueoet, %"ifaIIe mig
liot parmt Sanb?"
Soorleocs funoe leg iise gtei? Seq
lob % fOm tilbase meo en- bel 8lebel
fulb.
"Suor sammel er bu, % buao er bit
Naon," ipnr9te ban, noen at oente paa
Soar. Seq er bis pua," pebbleu ban,
"ut bu er Den beoite Gut, jes upseuiiube
bar feet. Yil OIL life trette Glibeites
uen for mig i npsle Wiuuter?"
Seq, liQe 9oare! Saaleoes imisret.
itileoe je9 mig ieIu peo Saanoipinget;
men bet a ct itrenst slrbeioe. Syen
bar M, ps jeo ileo Os trat, iaa at ieg
blcp naItcn bDotrat ps fit Sabler /
SGnoerre. Gfoletlpffen riugeOe, men
ies mcnte, life at tunne iorIuoe min
Yiaos.
Gnoeiis bar gren ilebcu. % Ntans
ben uenote fig ON til mig os iasoe:
"Nu bar bu ioripmt Stolen. bin
9Dmmel, itpnO big - elers pil pu NOT
iaa ouoct at pioe."
"Mb!" tGntte jes; "Oet uar itrcrgt
rtof at trRffe Ell Slibelten ben foloe
0aa, men MI at bliue tituleret 2pnlz
mel, Bet er bog for me9et."
Wiinbet ont benne Siloruselie incs
preuteoe fla bpbt i min Siel, % ies
bar iioen oite tent paa ben.
Naar icg III borer np9en inl9re
6olf, tGnter jeg:
"Se Ser iOr, @ootfolf, ben Mtano
bar en- Ore, ban pil baue llibt."
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Collar, Tunu Co., sais.

gor elets ida liIls o. roliae Bp Collar
par oaiaa meo at ietre Goraes 5rtbeosoda
ben Zoe Nlai. 81. II mori6ereoe Color
Gornct gano / Spioieu ior Ell poi'er Bro.
ccsiiou iglsuHsm be meo t5Ina beimnfteoe
@aoer til the picnic ground, buor 6Crirtii.
uiuger isrpereoes. InIer bolotes badoe paa
Horii "a Guaslii, o. enbocr noreoe ig iont
BE- beoit iuuoe uanicet N~aiionaIiiet. 6eitsu
enote mso Bal ON Nltsusu / Bpeus Opera
Snn.
Setret bar | ben ioricbut Hoe prret nnl.
minoeli9 iolot. oa 6rusitrRr % SdpepRrter
bar NOT liot aoitilis Siaoe paa uosie Ste.
Der. vi baaber BOG. at bet pGrite er opsr-
Itndet M.
Ssromiriu9 bliber Der idar planiei mere
Boteter enc uoaeniinoe for. o. bet bar psi
tn @tuno I, at Bp8oens belle Teberipenoe.
iIo' o8iaa bur laaet ia tno paa Yoistesaol.
Gisie er on iiamuen TO eler tire Stp'ier, %
boloer ina 0us for ia ielp. Oct CT r'atiat
bpaselist at beisae oisie bachelors home,
bpor Oi mGoes I 5grsn Of en- Bar i~mtienoe
Suitater % ct "@oooos OF "a, for iioit'.
Tddr pt laa iommer iuo / Siuen. faar oi ie
Saiieinuoeu liaa onmpsnoe paa Soneu, uo'
i%euoeuoe fin nuotge Quit, LEGION for at
bpoe be BeiSssnoe &eliommeu. Otter en-
goo sop &afie tommer Yibsrne ireu. 81
Nen9er geuenc t:ors. bGIoer os basoper I
Stoleu % pasiinrsr til laust poa 0at.
Som oitelt ipsr9er ben Btisseuoe tililnt
eiter Naonnteu, men faar bare ct Sui til
Guar. vi bposr @oouut. taitsr for oS o.
uauOrer bJenl, tilfreos ouer, at ri bar til.
bro8t en- ri8tis bpsselis Gitsn ! bachelors
home.
vi pl babe, at bet bliuer ct soot War o.
sooe Triier, iaa at oisie, iom itrrper iaa
banrot / be beoe Sommeroase, maa faa
iaiea ior fit Grbetoe. % ON ui iife Tube
faa le noseu Of benz meo en- beore Salpoel
peo fin Stoe, iaa ItuIoe pi bog ioetmiuote
lie at ie benz meo Gpaoisritot o. Cpns.
rprbat.
Dir. 8. 9. Gipertiou % g2iis Seleu San'
ion bleu ben 13oe os. rsteuisoe ! Golfar al
galtor 8ernbou, auufereniisns npe Brett.
SeIo % 2pt'e t~ilsnlts5 bet unse BAR paa
oeres 8anorius ajennsm 4ioet.
Oon Uonion.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
sra CurcncS Sip.

Sra Sane ~itrtucs TT "Ser9cns Sls
oenoc":
ut Vi iaar ifal fomme til at iaa Ell
ouo CONNER, ipues Der - eitcr Sa9ts
tooclier ira ilete @ar at bare 8rtno
til at tru. Mlanse 9ratiuSIe er tpmue
tilbuse os ipnes at bore / beoIte Sr'
nlpr. Sfi9ren, %itaffar, er NOT tommen
paa fprite Gsoenc, mems andre bar bet
trauclt meo at laue Sus til fpnmenoe
"Serocnsbursere". Wen bet er NOT
flere eno SfiGren, iOm paa ben ncrlfe
Sinter irtter 9iuet IND, cg Der maa je9
IortpQe on en- Spuro fra Den .ploe
Yintertio.
Oct bar i be folbeIte Gage meo Sne
pa foloe @inoe, iaa bet bar npt panIfes
fiat at bploe no baaoe for Cult %
auloe. Ger itrpeoes al os til SrDos
lvfter ps Sorn uo til 6%u8lene; men
Spurpene fit nuf ben mInolte Del, oa
sfiGren us Sra8en tos bet melte. "a
tpd Ell Spurp Moo til Jig o9 git ino
ON ben aabue 90r; ben par pant I'll at
itupe Srpofrummer | 9allgen eIter
8pruene. Gen III ba bare nroer Tag
0atten pper, ps iioen toses ben tilo
@tucu. Oct blep MI Dor ltprite Sors
npielie at upuarte Dor Gieit paa bet
beoIte. Gen ing fig itrag neo paa NOS
oct 2una paa Spsitab:t. Ser ut ben
lin Wab % Sanb, Os berira tunOe ben
oisre fine Soltrer runbt SGnsslampen
iii Garoinet % tilbase. Ser tlnoe
ben Siooe ca pubic fine 6iar os Sooe.
Zen blep Suiets 6rpo. Gen bette
gtum n,eo ps; tbi at gipe Den, Der bar
nout til at iupe unoer aaben Simmel,
et BUR. bar Der lioen Menins |. un'
nerlior bar bet, at ben life ioritoo Jig
paa fuuIti9t Gus. Zen bar hos Os !
2 lloer, mel blep Zig. flus paa bette
ops. Maar 9aseu q ilut, iatte BEN
"a nao @arpiuItoften meo Sopeoet lius
Der Iinsen elsr / grpitst. Gen bIsp
,oo tam, at ben git tat pso bore Sen,
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Sbjmueu Rod, WiS.

2et bar pGret nreset iolot 8eir ON To-
gene os ON NGtterne.
Yi her feireoe ben 17oe WRai meo en-
qleoelig Get, ioet ri "iurprtieoe" Ssrgen
Clicu og Suitru paa berss Ss~lobrpuupsoas.
RGIten belle Rsuiabeoeu par meo. Stols.
IRrer y. 8isbers talte | Gnleoning az
3ageus getpouius. o. 9Gresparret bIeo
~ouerra't nogle upttise o. p:ne Ting. Ser
ierpereoes meO &aife o. aaser, % iioeu til.
braete ri en- bpsseIta gitcrmiooas iammsu.
o. ale reiite bjsm iornpieoe ooer en- bpsse'
li9 Gag o. meo gniiet ON. at Cub pil pei.
iigne S9o.rsparrst meo ct Iouat o3 lpiteIiat
Somlip. On Teltaser.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
"Teeorabsy often''S Diepetes
TcDQrtcmcut.

gi er M iitano til for $40 at ir!se en-
BicucIe, lom ol tror fan iGttes peo Chen al
builtenlpmbelt | be 5oreneoe Stater. 0enne
Bicucle er fabriteret al Rational Setptns
Nabine 50. / BelUioere - ct &ompaHi.
iom ui bar bdnoIet meo / mango gar os uo.
bctalt mangfoloige Iuiiuo Dollars. vi bar
lolot Gpmaltiaer fuloiomnten iaa sooe lom
be beoite I Sanoelen ior bet talpe al ben
slqnale Gris. G9iaa meo Senipu I'll
gicpcles Tan ri bDoe be famine s5oroele. Ri
bar ielp inipiceret aompaniets Bicpeles5a.
brlisr o. iunoet benz f%u!ofomne l enbper
Seniecuoe. Sabriionterne Tiger: "Bi bapoe
9enae, iaa pt tIHOe bpsse beHiistsm9sfse
BqriIt,oer, o. ri iaa sioroe: ri bauoe
8ense. iaa Ri iunoe f%orliaie os be cpsttsite
Arbeioere, buao pt ogiaa bar slort, % pt
bar taget / Dor 3jeueite iaaoanae Cpfinoer.
aeHier, iom bar pGret iitauo til at irem'
brinae Bicycles, buts Busnius life alene &c
ben beoite, msu buiS Naateriale er bet for.
trtuliaite, iom enonI sr iIenot.~
9isie BicpcIes peier ira % til 90 Buno;
be bar enten &. j. pneumatic eaer Morgan
and Wright pneumatic tires, ligeiom
rubber euer rat-trap pedals. SIuIets Bps.
nina er itGrf og iitfer.
On iaaoau 8Icucle fan M faces az os for
$40. gt oil bellere dubeia!e oenne Slass
enc noaenlombelIt auoeu al beut lom M
finoes paa Dlarieee.. Zen er jmui jdouei-
iom b~urtiggdaenoe os teri. Seuoes irit
ira Seluioere I'll bpiiieiiombelt puuit l be
Joreneoe Stater for $40.
Ealier 7e. at ri ftal ienoe Gem en- Bi.
cpce. Der beoit pasier 9em perionlis, oa
opgip 3ercS BRat, Ssnenes ylaal % 2eres
9gioe iamt SO.
"9ecorabsSoiien1s 8icuele.G Dept,
DEBORAH Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
ensaus bible ben ipiie Riobas mso

o9 engan9 piloe ben ipiie Wiboas meo
mig.
Wen iaa bleo Der ncs.n 8sirioran'
bring til bet bcore, iaa ben msnte NOT
at Hare zig uoe, itisut ben bar Nserser
e'tsr Den toloe Sinier; ben mongleoe
Sastaaen pna u%enltre SOB. Seq Hap
ben uo % slsmte iaa belle Siitorien.
Wten Tor Ct Bar Gage iioen tom Dor
Sintersieit ino 40 Gpreu. Gen maatte
ltrdr iro / Stuen. buUr ben to9 FIN
Hlaos isieu % boltreoe Jig iom ipr %
bar bare 9io % opitisbeo, os pi irps
oeoe ps pper Dor @ieit, iom MI bapoe
ppntet fig III SOmmeren. Suao ituIoe
oenne Sliit ejelos?
Sa je9 itutoe no % ie, FAB Sannen
uoc paa Tlaoien os itirrcoe paa =
aatten, Der baooe tnSet Glaos paa
8Dritoifen. Gen bleo oerior Itrnr lups
pet no / bet fri isieu meo mango 8onla
pllmenter for Siiiteu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
st Scrfnlauum | Weaenamcrifa.

:, ben melemanerifauIfe Gepublit @us
atemala bar man nplis 9iort ro9le pigs
tiae arfrUlosiifc S~poaaelier, ioet mai,
unoer glifen fra Sultanen Igua, / NRrs
beoen at ben 9amle SnciauerlanosbD
glmutitlar, bar funOet ell forbiitorllf
9oIoui. llo9rauninSerne bar blotll
braot ct fort gntal bemaleoe % int
ciielereoe 2eriaoe, @lasoarer, Sp1er,
SppO os stcuoultc fer Gaseus 9ps c9
besuoeu Ell WGn9be bGil. mertslise
Q~isuosbiQeoer. Wteit intereSiaut ipues
Ell for, / fort Saialt ~uobu93et 6igur
al Ell bpilenoe &rl9er. at pere; ban
berer ct Soueotpi, Der mluoer on be
romerife 8rRtOrers. Gen funltiGroi9e
lloisrelie al bette Serf er iaa meset
mere merfelig. lom bet eneite blotil
funbne Serftsi fun beitaar al temmelis
raat f~orarbeiDeoe Meiiler og Sammere.
q NGrbeoen al Steniigurerne laa Der
minore Smpfter, fine. neo itraalenoe
Sarper petorereoe @lasIfaale pg Ser.
Ter. 1Sunoet itaar p9roig ueo ,SiOeH
al De l Ruiuerne Ueo Gcuiutba, Gical
% Dolores sjorte; men boiltea Sio Os
builtet al be melemamerifanlfe &ulturs
iolt De tilbprte, pil i0rit tunue iaitiIaaes,
uaar Der blir ioretaset poerlisere llos
srapninser.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
SidSon, Woro Tdfota.

Zen 17Oe Miai feireoes al gsuens noriis
SeioIfuiug meo fore 5eitligbeoer pna
Seroms 5arm, 4 YtI ipopsit for SidiOn.
6oriamItngcu blep bog life iaa flor, iom
uentet, paa @runo al bet foloe Beir l Cor.
enins meo Club, iom siorbe 9asen iiot
ubeba9elig.
6eiitalen boloteS Of SIR. Sobn Gppelieth
Sau tolot en- uomGriet Tale, boori han
iremlasoc 9assus BetpouIus os 5orbol.
oene / Norge. Sau gap osiaa en- COB 5reni.
ltiaiug af ben nuoGrenoe polltiite Stiuius
Norae.
3ersft.r bolotes en- tort Tale of O. ".
9iuoobl. boori ban paa en- latterltS Naaooe
iammeuligueoe be norite % omerl'anlie
5urboloc.
Tleaiaut Gornet 8ano % Sausioreninsen
"Sumien" gap ilsre gooe Tumre tilbeoite.
Soften bar / oct belle eu pelp'tet NHrre
o. beptier tiliuloe, at G9ueus uorite Seiolf'
ming lite iaa belt bar sIent fit samle J9'
orslauo biuiioes Sapet.
On J~iliteoepRrenoe.