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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17
THE MAILS.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS
AT THE POST OFFICE AT MARTINsBURa


ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE MAILS
AT THE PoST-oFFIcE AT MARTINsBURG.
W. VA.
DEPARTURES.
Mail close at l0:40 a. m. for Hagers
town. and all points east.
AT 8 20 a. m. and 5 and p. M, fol
Washington, Baltimore. Philadelphia
NewYork and all points East and South
At 8 55 p. m. for all points East.
At 20 p. m. for Pittsburg and all To-
cal and through points West.
At 5 p. m. for Hancock, Berkeley
Springs, Cumberland, and principal 10.
cal stations on the main stem of the B
& o. and all through points West.
At s IS p. m. for Pittsburg and all
places West.
Att As a. m. and 40 p. m. for Hag
erstow u, Baltimore and all intermediate
stations on G. V. R. R.
At IL a. m. and 40 p. m. for Win.
chester and intermediate stations Cd the
G. V. r. R.
ARRIVALS.
Mails arrive by a. m. from all through
points East. West, and South.
At 8 25 a. m. from New York. Phila
delphia, Baltimore, Washington, and
local points on old line of B. &. o. R. R
At2 and 5 40 p. m. from all point
East and South.
At $50 a. m. from st. Louis, Cincinnati
and intermediate points.
At 29p.m. from Chicago, Wheeling
Pittsburg, and intermediate points.
At 8 Is am. and 8 90 p. m. from Win
chester and intermediate stations on thu
CIV. r. r.
At IL SO a. m. and z 10 p. m. from
Harrisburg, Hagerstown, and interme
date stations on the c. V. r. r.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

n
life which was SO soon 10 make Nh mi.
willing bridegroom of him.
1 To Natalia, whose soft, brown ewes
were red with weeping. life seemed n
dreary blank now that the daily visits
Of Tom had ceased There appeared in
her mental horizon nothing for which to
live. She wondered how she had exist
cd before he came TO Sitka. But then
she had been busy with her lessons. and
now, in the idea of her old fashioned
father, her simple education was com
plete, and it was time for her to marry
one Of the Russian lads who sought her
hand.
The next steamer day" Tom Douglas
was seen rushing madly to Natalia's
home. Tho neighbors. who of course had
noted his long absence. We're greatly sur
priscd.
"Natalia, Natalia. no cried as soon
as she camo into the quaint drawing
room to receive him. s'I'vo como TO ask
You to be my wife Dearest, say yes at
once.
"Why, Tom, arc you crazy? What has
become of Alices"
We'll, by George, Natalia, she Is
married. Just think Of it--mar1ied
And l am the happiest man on earth.
A pardoned convict's feelings Of relief
are not TO be compared TO mine. You
see, soon after she left Washington she
met an old sweetheart whom sho had
cast of to marry Mr.. Deering, whose
position and prospects seemed better. In
the meantime this fellow had made
fortune, and as he was on his way &c
Alaska for pleasure "trip they decided
tomake it also u wedding trip and break
the news to me in person. Rather awls-
ward, You might think. but congratu-
lated them with all my heart and thank
ed my stars for my freedom. Come. lit
tle girl, put on your hat. and I'll take
you down TO the steamer 70 see the
bride, and III introduce 70 her my
fiancee, because You say. Yes, don't
you, dearg"
II suppose SO, Tom. but it's all so
Sudden. Shall | wear my leghorn hatg"
st. Louis Republic
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17
"rhc scarls. letter. pramatixed.

Our recent plays are mainly taken
from French sources, and an attempt is
often ii vainly made to retain their
dramatic effect and / to exclude that
treatment which makes the essence Of a
French work written for French au-
diences. Plays seem often to be ramped
up for long run and for short life, in
the higher sense of dramatic life We
also frequently adapt novels, mostly Of
melodramatic character, for the stage.
One pregnant instance may snffice-
1.-THE Scarlet Letter" has been presented
with happy ending" Oh. shade of
injured Hawthorne! A very fine nara
tive which depends upon psychological
analysis cannot well be made into a
good drama. Action is SO much coarser
than thought that the morbid pathology
of story of passion, guilt and sorrow,
with every motive dissected and every
character analysed, becomes a mere COM
monplace adultery and very ordinary
melodrama-
Hawthorne is to be read, not seen
His power consists i'll analytical study
and his fine essence escapes the realism
Of the stage. That which is left for act
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

d. o. Marshall, writing from Glou.
cester. Mass, to the New York SIM, says
Ny attention WIS called to recent clip
ping from The Sun III which the pecul-
iarity Of tho name of the Rev. Philip s.
Mcxom, ID. D., was noted In the town
of RocSport, Mass, there lived few
years ago at the same time grandfather,
son and grandson, and the name was the
same in each case---Esrom Morse. You
will notice that it reads the same from
left to right and backward, and that the
first is the family name transpose,i II
is certainly rnique in its construct.sr'
and can be arranged in two crosses,
which is one better than Moxcm. The ia.
Their and son bearing the name are still
living.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17
ImprovInc on Nnture.

Horrors exclaimed tho beautiful
society woman. do yon mean TO try to
sell me that picture az an artistic pres.
entation Of a group Of horsess"
Tho great artist paused u moment be-
wildered Then light broke ia upon
him, and with q few rapid strokes ho
painted ont all the long, graceful tails
ON tho horses and substituted for oach a
locked tuft that stuck out straight like
a pump handle
"Ah, said the society woman. clap
ping her hands with pleasure, NOW that
is picture worth having. "--Chicago
Record.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17
ATTRACTIONS or THE LAW.


Considerably over zoo young men are
graduated annually from the law schools
of this city. The graduates include not
only the usual number Of well schoolcd
young men with friends to help them
and perhaps means at command. but as
well considerable percentage of men
who come to their law studies without
the advantage of a good grounding in
English, Latin and the sciences, with
with wives and children dependent upon
them for support. Sor:s Of t.scso latter
finish their law studies at an age when
most lawyers have been from three 10
ten years in practice
Persons acquainted with the Difficult
ties that beset the young lawyer III New
York wonder what the new graduates in
law of this sort are to do They are
earning in various occupations from
$3.50 to 81 900 year. Few of them can
hope to earn Immediately at the law
above 5000 year. and almost none can
hope within four or five years to earn by
his practice as much rs the most success
AoA AOn VAN W A4tNAl Hltctllt NNtltIfi-
tions- Most of such graduates in law
hope to find law clerkships at $500 to
5000 year, but for these they must
compete with the clevcrest ard best edu-
Gated men from the most famous law
schools in the country. Those who take
the alternative of setting up offices for
themselves must sacrifice ordinarily all
of their present income for an uncer-
tainty that may not yield $500 in the
first year and may yield less than 81 900
in the third or fourth or fifth year. Some
never get beyond law clerkships, some
never find themselves able to give up
the trade that earns their bread III order
to begin that By which they hoped to
earn both bread and fame. Enough sue
coed to insure full classes in the law
schools year after year
As matter of fact the law continues
to attract men here and elsewhere, in
spite of statistics that prove the average
earnings of lawyers to be below those Of
skilled mechanics. Men with families
to support work all day and pay from
10 to 25 per cent of their incomes an
nually for the opportunity of studying
law at night. Other men work all night
for the opportunity Of studying law by
day. Naval officers stationed here some
times squeeze in law lectures along with
their duties to the government. Stenog-
raphers, Office boys. newsboys and all
sorts of hard working people share the
belief that II chance to practice law is
worth almost any sacrifice of time and
energy. Country folk still say of any
bright lad, HE ought to be lawyer"
and the same belief in the law as pro-
fession seems to be held by great many
New Workers of all sorts. 1t is still held
to be the profession that leads to digni-
ties and honors, to political success. and
even to wealth. New York Sun.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

A new variation Of poker has sprung
up 1t deals ont the entire pack in equal
numbers TO ali players. II five are play
ing. for example, each Win get ten cards
at the start. II seven are playing, each
gets seven, the three cards left ever be-
ing put aside. Then, instead Of draw
ing. each player discards as be likes
from his hand, 30 that he shall have Eve
cards to play with. making tho best
hand possible out Of thoge dealt him.
Hands are apt to run high in this sort
Of game 1t is called peculiar. .
A poker game in which six cards were
dealt, discards and draws being 50 reg
Mated that only five cards constituted
the final hand, has been known for somo
time. but this is further Development
Of that idea 1t IS said to have originat-
ed along the shores Of Long Island
New York Sun.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

The Catania- Bronte branch u tho
railway round EtDa has been opened.
The first train passed through rich aud
romantic stretch Of country. Thousands
Of wondering PEASANTS who had never
seen train before gathered 70 the line
from surrounding districts and greeted
it with cheers and waving Of hats and
haudkerchiefs London News.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

Queen Elizabeth was Of medium
height and weight. but gavo the impress
sion Of being much taller than the aver
age She had a Roman nose, which ia
the last few years Of her life became
very red. Her checks were prominent
and her forehead broad and shelving
Her eyes were a grayish blue, and her
hair had decidedly reddish tin2e
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17
No. A..
A MAY mspRIeAL


Birds are busy on the bough;
Listen how they singl
AL the world Is merry now
In tho arms Of spring.
Twinkling blossoms ON the spray.
Trembling stars above.
How thcy gladden.. hearing May
Whisper softly, Lowell
Tickle April gone at last.
Doubt with her has flown.
May and Hope returned and fast
Calling to their own.
In her garden bower the rose
SLIPS = velvet glove.
Some one calls her-weli she knows
IT'S the voice OF Lovei
On the vino the gentle gales
kiss the buds awake.
Drowsy violcts IL the wales
All their dreams forSalzo.
Back ON shining pinions fleet
Flies her faithful dove
With Mays message. strange and sweet.
With your message. Love.
Frank ID. Sherman In Ladies Home Journal
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

Nine. Nara, the noted songstrcss. had
dark, irregular features, but with such
a play Of expression when she sang that
they seemed TO glow. She did net at
first appearance ON the stage fayorably
impress an audience, on account CT her
lameness, bnt when she begun 10 sing
everything else was forgotten.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

Father---He says be loves you. but
can he support you IN the style you hRto
been accustomed to?
Daughter-Even better, father. dear.
II you will just furnish the money.
That is all that discourages him. kan
sas Citv Catholic
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17
In Your Blood

Is the cause OF that tired, languid feel
ing which afflicts you at this season.
The blood is impure and has become
thin and poor That is why you have
no strength. no appetite, cannot sleep.
Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which win give you an appe-
tite. tone your stomach, and invigorate
your nerves.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

The state Of Kentucky, including blno
grass land, blooded ha-ses and tobacco,
is worth 1870. 74s, 1854.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
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I sr 2ssa 2su,msfr 1894

1irssas Sitter i,,psy,r 2scurat
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G1g,s Ssics.
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eras ben 25ot gop. ii Sism / Gins
coin 1.r0aibig G5 Slar sanmsi.
8. 8. 5Is'as % 9. RoOos.
iorr par ouilos,ts for al bare ejort
5aStEuS ! Eilu1lf:s SansHs Depot i
EsFan. ig~i!jsrotey at Sarpen.
2ars c. 6o.tebabI. en- bssaert o.
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Raneass isnst til einosipgsaipIst /
5n0cFsncsHcs. 5ln tom bib frn Serge
for faa Moaueosr then p3 bar opboloi
"a / 9zrbsoeu al 9Orousis. Scr TEXT
1lo iiosu ts9gnots ban at snn pea
SgoLs iUE at lar. 9st enssIits Sprog. :
IN ,gpsr ior at Tonne turtis frsm pusr.
II ;Hsts tan iis. pan late Gag pg
o. uastst ban par baaos nanSs.
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bog iaa paa ara itsTnc. al ban git irn
Jort .aaosr. 2zgcras, iUm bar unosr.
i1st ham. bar toe sVct Saab ON, at
ban iuosu Fort 1io Of blivs iuIofau.
big iTiis isisa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
@rauo cpcra &oufe.

The New Dominion" cpiCyes ben l2ts
Ttc5r. Sc! bar rgaost Gueyii noelis ootr'
alt, bsu- BET tr ooiert, e. uom9rt:t Glue
ipt. Ter sr hsa!a9t til Sir3inta 90 |itiloreT
6cl!s.arattcrsu tlauet Ssio!taiH3eu /
S9!ane,t Ger. Srrf1,tsreH az Stnttes er
GIap gl;usat, DIR rgial rp:EGecr ION en-
al SIus piuets Rclsblvsuos % nItio bar
ounett i~.orayts. SiiaIo iOm "Sarcn 9oheu'
:auTsn,s an tpIt &iosnItabsmano, Ter sT
tomaisu til @irsiHra for al iiuSers SIan'e'
re:esasH Ter. San sr life rigtts lHee | lei
suseiit Goros, bullet aipsr &nleeain9 til
mango lptti9e Sesnsr, i~crposu at S:rt'et sr
5aitrt pal en- irtat SiRylistsosbitcrIe
Ss!itabi. bar iorirtnIiae ~itsaii.e &rRitsr.
2ta l2s December.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03

uEeie Goms Fsi,e GrbVtrpsIe CT en-
uul'nnR G. iom ffiso on Of 5avt,,
siiera. pi basbs ,jsb; slnfta. Camp
tiger eusrn rpsai ben sao i'm. G:soer.
% ben q iaa bss. at inssu ter bore re
itaus. dasie iaIssr nso / aiisSsrsps
Hsrns % bliper iissts.
GloHa CT / eonebsS barb O; eit.
Ranss Of 5iFsrEs b.roYYs er Rc,b.
Hazs. Te Ct m,b at ionse OPAL ps
Sal, % mao G~IS,eitiOusr u~eruiiss
Ior at 81. az Sap,;s spriss Riseummt,
iouirm eir,i, au.ite, Glib o. 9afs.
isisr be ia ION ti,ulms. SITE iaa al
oovi 5olf bar hoint fis / alafso, % d
bar c3iaa en- 9ys, Der.
gsu M tumEsr Sotn Bull % sjsr
arao gao en- Iel al alaita Gerriorp.
GAN of iilssue ig npsls al Guloisltsr'
ne oee gDatonHoseu % Iissila aparts'
Eiiusrne pso SaHsna ! 2ones,s ipolisr
EtL 6~rrnisliHitn mtIem Nnfa 90
Sritiif Columbia iaftiaitss / 1925. o.
England uoorbsiosos fine aortsr
Epsrsus fiemmelie esrmeo. 9isa M.
oa Cub er uYeosst Iiss ueo Grrnien.
p~aotaar Spbn Sun, Of 9tnlsn nanr
oueerlsbes eno Traitatsu mso RGss
lamb al 1926 tposlis flyer. EutsI
Gam ril imioIsriio life nifion en- Sch
9nno til S0tn Sun. Cs trusr ban
niso at bruse Rnst. bar ansrisa si
spet Tas Saa ham / Canada.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
Sunobeo Oh SunoIfaS CT
ocn bcofte &apital.

Ti lalie rnlls | Run;sDs ubmarte.
be g~ia9ailn en- lei rotalelier fra ilere
psIilsnSte RiaiouRrsr ON 5presIen:
osRanslsrns pso at urre ipet rig eacr
fattis. uastst be ale sr enlas ON, Of
Gi9opm M for Sisen er BEN Iaot.
Der rssisrer ali, iaa ipuss be bra lice
snise ON, at bet G:unoeu sr iurbel.
aetisit for ct WsnueIte ct prre igSt
iattis. Seuioitseosu ON at itaa olsns
Sereen uSeu at bare npsen Of Ialse
tilbass paa, pil auipurs en- til at on.
u:uSe ale fine gpnsr for at pinSe,
tpao bon maaifs bar islt Garnet al.
cs Ssrunser life alsne itnbs ia ct gtaun
lOr iis islp, men Usiaa iurFugist rsali.
iere in Seiiemmslie iom TsnnsIte ca
upttlst RsoIsm al samiuuoet. Bette
lpSsr 10 imuit, iiar mar Bat faes al
MilioHGrer, men be fIsits az ps uilse
10 teIit iorstraIts at care ieSt rice.
% Deg, trur Tibet bar, naar alt ton.
m:r til, Tisorm at fise MOB en- COB
Ssltreo. e 5orRIors, ipm eitsrlos
Der ilus Ssrn en- COB DpSragelis % ct
iunst ssssTs. siusr esm rpae,, Der CT
bssrs sro SisoOm, os be, Der bar OF.
irnSst ct NIoesl, Der sil bsuars Sci.
trsesn % iarsrs % iursbpsae Sps.
BONNIE sr baore 8urssr. o3 mer. Rsu.
nsiiebsosns Selsiorsrs ,ue npasu fan
b!ios blot psS a~nusno:lie Of GiaSom.
SpfnSsrsn al Or. @sters .suritO-
inSiassr en- i~rsmrassnee glabs t!onS,
i~aapanne Wsunsitsr. "aurito- CT Ct
Susraao cs Ct llniu,riolmioSsl, Der
bsr flnoss | sibOsrt Sus. let b:ior.
orsr sp'isn, iOrsi bet b:parsr S.ltrs.
trsssn os iOrsbpss'r spasumme.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
absaier stepers cpera Souie.

Sssrn game COMPANY poigrsr hugr giten
| ssrrs llss liuliss % m0Tiomms Stusipti.
Sslitabct bar pptraaot | mausiclSi5e Srer.
o. coeyuli bgiiti rig Gpplaus. RpliS op'
traao!e BET / epriHs Snlen 90 Spsus mtit
irsmrassues 5orrstuiussmruO bar cubsia'
ls, bet ,aa be! b.Uitc. @r. Srint, SeIIta'
0as mtt iremrassnOe S,Rsip Der, bloos
&uirittlis rso 6rrls Sbeatsr luO,il en- tort
In, fgI 2ireoIn mproeoss Ger. pnr Der Den
Nitsu o. ;nlts rsiaa ipr Mcyrst meo @ltts
Scotb, osr rar RI DOB 9 tjsnSt Of BAN.
3rtis-Ee er l0c. zoe CSC. On bs'a'i
5ltst 9 psr goJ1ua Tor . Gamer slsr Snme
o. Serrs gabuiTgssgi
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03
aIaifa ca cGroifuIo
Sicuoom.
Sebn Snu bill f.ippe Gtrfttr al ben.

Gna genneiisr Ear npsst Sesreb
ON, Esilten uomt:rtst Sauoel be Sore.
nsoe Stoter a.orbs. oa oei1S67 ilsb,s
9IaIa al SuslaRi. SousomuuOsn / gil.
rren rar Den oaii4renos Setretarp OF
S.nie 8iQiam 8. SsDaro. pan ban.
be en- baaro Stamp G. bsitan, iHoeu ban
III aoHsrssisn III q. tsuilse ben SIr'
b;iun, DIR iorlnn3tss. uemlIs 81, 20O.s
600; men en- mastis 9O6bp unosriist-
teoe tam os SlGrH Oe sisbst al ala.
ia gu isjsnusm. Spstst uiI0e uios,
at G;arsR tun ri 5000 900 al Sjp6ss
iammsr, iost Ssitsu eff til the corrup-
ton fund. 2et iOrbOlosr fig life iaa.
2pbbpsu III tun $4,000 ps en- @aib.
rnstUn, spis ri s3.0oO-bst par alt.
D ben y~usiiite 9Riuiiisr bauoe mUo.o'
get &,nseRe ipr Iiaita, fjstte ban icr
S2,l7O,OO0 / 9riesmunItioH % Rafis
ner al amcrifanif 2iluirtnius ps ieuois
BEN tl IuslaHo.
g,laTa Tar en- noitrainius. iom iuas
rtr III Sisttspnrtsn al be Joreneoe
Stater, ua pi bstlIte pmtrsut 2 Gents
acren ipr Oct fore 2aup. "a bet bIep
tlgtt. oRiaa mango Oct for en- Sne' Os
Sssrien; men iibsn BAR nan brast i
Griaripg, at bet bsiiober fore naturlis
az R;goomms. Bare SrliaEsitsu bar
iuobras, nisasm 5 o. z RiqIpner Sol.
lars / Slight (royalties) til llueIs
Gam, ps DEN bar sipet priuate Scr.
asre al rpr giiote ct mnnseopbbeit
Belp6 / SRot9et. SuaIiunsiteu bar
eiust ps Urer Sill, 900, 600. ps inbtiI
aaret 1890 batos ri en- SuStu9t al
g,itsusrt (fur), Sill ps Sersperfss
britt, ion bslrb is til uosr s64, 600,
900. s Sisuter al be ipu ps Ell balu
Niqipn 9Oaors, icm g!lai.a oft | oil
tuiteoe %, tappe pi til 1890 pppebaa.
ret soSe s75.o0O,0 900 eller ii Sausc
ida messt, iUm ri bstalte for 9anoet.
glaiurligpis er Oct pore 9apitaiiiter,
iom bar iaost BET meite. 2e bOloer ia
altio irem, bppr Der er uosst at tiere,
og be iraaoier / ppre unturlise 8tss
bonnie LEGION &opoyr / gaoiler.
aRsn osiaa nImiuoelise Soil bar iaast
lin Eel. Glaifa har sipet lennsnbs
gtrbeiSe tit mango SuieHb Rsnneiisr.
% 10 mere oct nYs 2nuos 5iel2siiIoer
uOrpttss, bss mere grtsios pil bet pos
til Iesise SRaoer.
Gsnntor &eriins i California. iom
bar siurt iis iso Yaa &laita. psIpisr
on. at Sualiansitsu / 1891 inobrcsts
ousr bnlpaubsn MiliOu. Gangs ap'
ten er Der "Salmon Ganneriss", ioul
tiliammen bar en- 8eroi al sOot os pei
s4.000.00o. &c sirer slrbeioe %
Brco til 1uieao.r. cs bosrt slar MS
iersr be nselnlt 2l.s iOr omtreut
50, ZOO, 600. 9,ritsFItsrisrne inbbriu'
ger osiuu N pen Sum. 3 bet ipoIiss
glaiia os Yaa Gerue sr Der anIsouins
! III 5roriit j bet fore (stock raising).
] Seriil iommsr 2anSsis Sisopm pan
Nstansr. Cub life al icrslemms. 3
Giaarst 1sS0-1s90 i~ubbraats @uIe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03

Saar Dor Der pGrc 6leM
/ aae norife 9iem i Secora5
% Sme9n, tbi in9cniinN
for bar Der pGret en- iaaNm
anleonin9at faa norif 3ulc
NAB Iom iaar. Gbr.
Geoeler is @aibin9tn
ct. bar MI nloota9ct Oireta
ira Ntor9e en- bel car loas
at norite MultebGr, norns
SptebGr, norife Siter. 37;
per, Gramsfuglc, 6iitttn:
ger, Ippetitiilo, SarOinu:,
Geofiif, grosme, Sort .,
Den melt pelitate npioltcr
6eolilO. 6an o9 beies
BAN, eQer ieno IND SrNr
pr. Hpit.
Decorah-posten., 1895-12-03

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Gnoe.
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for ;, uip.tsr, iom BE- h1ussHee &roa'
be nuliaens tunb. durstie, at ban
ienpis I'D En- lei afSsIiHs qoiitt rso
ger % zpue.. u GIT on'rIHe !
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cg bdnbt ban 20 Der.
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Ct. Rartpta 81. % u. Gbitaso &ps.
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zen, paa I'm ere 5annO iac iorstGHot'
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9ulp.i. Gste.tip 5assnau, iom osH
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aiorbe BAN btpioftIss Is Minntsr. )
gtgpno,lien tro,os mo enoos, Of ban
ror bIcosn hrGbi.
.SIere dIpnrIiee u"lptter.
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hsr.s IN Ssisfon rines og gift bort tor
at ipare. ) famine Zisblit, ION bun
grs5 Rstsipsrsn, itirO IN GIdmms 10
ira goren, Der fatts SeIsfonIsoniHssH
Srano, br9nbts Cottorens Saano os
iaiteo BAN omtuIo. graHop3ifnst
matte bsntss for al Ilutts Srdnosn,
"a 0ottorsnE Saar e. rsstt bst1ns
tsligt.
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Sorbei. bporpaa S~slsiousvne FOB,
iat / gTdnb.
pnu SsTsrioH og @afhin9ton Cts
eit en- Sole1traae al 81. / ON Raitsn.
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5sitsu traao:s pea Sraaosr, 1T BEN
lube Calming tiqips % bIep or1bt paa
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Rsportsrus bIso bsospst. % iaa
traftis PAR 5raaoens GIsttrititst, a
BEN Iaosos 9onoet / 9aosr, iaa al
Jolt, Der traabts ! @anost, osiaa If e.
Steb.
9oo 22nS Ct. % Blue Sglanb 4os.
git en- s~sIsfcnitoIp. tpers af ligs neoe
peb Sorosn ION 50Ise al De isbeIu9te
5raabss 9e9t Sraabsns forhinorsoe
piitnpt GtoIpen fra at fab n,S: men
ben ferries turm, ION bI1its, ipineso.
ben omtrins / suftsn. iaa at ben ligs
rsos en- sigantiTt aIubbs, Der bIsr
iouugst al en- uipnIis SiRmpshaaHo.
Den tnuite ale 9inouer ino,nfor in
Smtreos, ps ale 5oosiRngsre hcIoi
iis | rr6soig Gfitlno. Spsr snsits
Sslsfon ! ben inopsit!iss Del al gnsn
bar farIig al BRUCE.
9rdno.
Glsttricitst "a 9ino anrstteoe meger
ulptte ! SmegHsn al Gbitago og WiIs
rautss Ipsnuss. Oct oHsntIiee TeIe.
fontcmpcnis Sruabs, Der sanr Ianga
Wilpautse 4os. reg al pso Ghicasr
Ips., lagbe zig ppsr SroIsptruaoens
Der og fsrte Stremmen neo / hrsr enc
tie Sslefonabonnsnts Sus. 9au mans
&c Steosr frembragts 6unterns % b
SIag, iom ssIsfonsrnss gennttsrs 1T,
iuEoftGHois panit, pg til 9oIitis %
9ranotationer isnbtss SIbuo sfteI
SiGlp til al ilutts 9ranoe % til al
fringe SpOrpeistompauist til at itGn9t
fine Stremms.
5 SprDitsbus go. 10 tom en- groI=
lepitrpm irb siennem 8~rdnbdIarm.
traaeen os brGnbts "Spit66oarbet".
III 5orbiuoeIis msb onore Spreite.
Eaie, neb gronouIarmsr % meo go:
litiitationer bar of6ruot.
Neoe / Storbnen fpRpsoe mdroe
2ipsfars. sbeoopr @sber, Reports,
for "Staatss 3eitung", Der tisrte
9uggD til en- grano pao %. RunbuIpf
Ct. 1T lin Ssit or4bt at en- SroQen.
traao paa aIinton os Ranoplpb St.s
-"Stanbinapsn".