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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01

Fender, Neb., May 27.-Indian Agent
Beck has positively commenced the
eiectment of settlers occupying the
lands of the Flournoy Land Company
on the Winnebago reservation. Three
settlers in the vicinity of Wakefield
were removed yesterday by sixteen In
dian police heavily armed. Captain
Beck has served notice that other set
tiers must go, and will continue the
evictions. 1t is thought there will be
an attempt to put off the cattle on
Kelly's ranch. If the attempt is made
there will surely be bloodshed, for
Kelly has threatened to shoot the first
redskin that comes inside his pasture
for that purpose. Those who have been
ousted by the police were merely told
to get off, and when they refused, We're
not molested.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
OUEENSBERRY'S SON.
Lord Sholto Douglass Ready to Make
Loretta Adds His Wife.

Loretta Adds His Wife.
San Francisco, May 25.-Accordlng
to a morning paper, Lord Sholto Doug
lass. who is in this city, is only await
ing the consent of his father, the Mar
quis of Queensberry, to wed Loretta
Adds. the concert-hall singer with
whom he recently became infatuated.
THE whole question:" he said, lis
getting the consent of my family. If
my father disapproves of the marriage,
| suppose it will not take place. You
know how it is. | can't go against
my people. l do not know yet just
what | will do. | am waiting for the
letter from home that will decide
every thing. l can't marry her If every
thing goes against me, and it is to my
disadvantage, which would of course
mean hers too. AS far as her family
is concerned, she can marry me, for she
is of age and can do as she chooses.
No. | cannot tell how much | think of
her or anything of that sort That is
sacred between us. She thoroughly
understands me.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
WASHINGTON CORPORATIONS.
Those That Have Recently Filed In
corporation Articles.

corporation Articles.
Olympia, May 25.-Articles for the
following domestic corporations have
been filed in the office of the secretary
of state:
Aberdeen Cemetery Association, Alb
erdeen; capital, $500; 80 shares OF $40;
incorporators, J. w. Farquhar, D. H.
Keith and w. H. Pearson; to buy and
sell land for burial purposes.
Natatorium Company, Spokane; cap
ital, So, 900; 200 shares of $40 each;
incorporators, Frank O'Conner, W. S.
Norman, d. L. Huntington; to con-
duct a general amusement business.
Northwest Publishing Company,
Olympia capital, $1,000; shares of
80; incorporators, b. w. Brintnall,
L. S. Brintnall, c. H. Carpenter; to
engage in the printing and publishing
business.
Washington Undulating Motor Pump
& Water Power Company, Tacoma;
capital, $3.50, 900; 800 shares of $40
each; incorporators, G.. w. VanFOssen,
j. w. O'Keefe and A. N. Hamilton;
to manufacture and sell pumps and
motors, and conduct water works.
st. Elmo Gold Mining Company,
Spokane; capital, $1,000,000; 1000,
900 shares of 81 each; incOrpOratOrs,
f. G. Loring, George T. Crane, F. E.
SnOdgrass, r. E. Coe, E. D. Olmstead;
to conduct a mining and milling bust
ness.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
Argentine's Foreign Relations.

Washington, May 25.-The fears
of trouble between Chill and the Ar
gentine republic over the boundary
line appear to have been overcome, by
the annual message of President Uri-
bari, of Argentine, just received here,
which speaks of satisfactory negotia-
lions with Chill. The president also
refers to the settlement of the trouble
with Brazil over disputed territory,
through arbitration of President
Cleveland, and says the arrangement
promises to bring about a renewal of
the strong alliance formerly existing
with Brazil. President Uribari reports
that i'll the midst of the worlds de-
preston Argentine exports were $102,-
100000 which was $4,000 i'll ex-
cess of her imports.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
Claim for ReparatiOn.

Washington, May 24.-At the in
stance of Patterson Spriggs, a lawyer
of San Diego, Acting Secretary Uhl has
brought to the attention of the Next
can government the claim for repara-
ton of Charles Oberlander OF San
Diego. Oberlander was deputy
marshal i'll California at the time the
Chinese exclusion act went into effect.
He was employed on the Mexican Dor
der preventing the smuggling of Chi
nese His statement is that while thus
engaged he was kidnapped May 20,
1892, by Mexican officers, forcibly car
ried out of the United States and kept
in confinement i'll a Mexican prison
without warrant of law. All the Mex
leans implicated are named i'll Ober-
lander's statement.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
ALLEGIANCE to England Renowned.

New York, May 81. - Darlington
Booth. of the Salvation Army, and his
wife are no longer British subjects.
They formally renowned allegiance to
the queen of England and all other for
eign rulers in the county clerks Office,
in the Hudson county courthouse, on
Jersey City Heights, and they have
taken the oath of allegiance to tine
United States, administered by Judge
Kenny.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
The Bee Demands Clean Quarters.

Bees are apt to leave the old hive
that has sheltered them during the
winter unless precautionary measures
are resorted to i'll the spring. Spring
abscondings differ from those of the
honey season, for while the former go
abroad to find larger quarters for in
crease Of brood, the latter are simply
deserters. In nine cases out of ten de-
sertion is the result of bad quarters,
dampness, too little food, bad and con-
slant interference from the owner or
bee robbers. No creature is more SEN
sitive to his surroundings than the bee,
and he will not long put up with quar-
ters that are unfit. 1t is the hardest
thing i'll the world to get back the de-
serter. There is no remedy for this.
One must use preventive measures, and
that is to have the hive clean, sweet
and dry, with plenty of food, and then
do not disturb the bees more than is
necessary.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
To Protect American Interests.

Washington, May 25.-Cablegrams
to the state department from Ecuador
announce the revolution has broken out
afresh. Orders were cabled to the
commander of the United States steam
ship Ranger, now at Panama, to pro-
coed with his ship to Guayaquil, at
once, where he will still be able to
communicate with the navy depart
ment by cable.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
Meat Market.

BEEF-Gross, top steers, $3.OO@3.5O;
fair to good steers, $2.50@3.OO; COWS,
$2.25@275; dressed beef, 5@61Rc per
pound.
MUTToN-Gross, best sheep, wethers,
$2.60@275; ewes, 1925; dressed NUT
ton, 4@41ac per pound, -, .
VEAI-Dressed, small, 5@6c; large, 3
Hocs-Gross, choice, heavy, $500
3.75; light and feeders, $3.25@3.oo;
dressed, Arc per pound.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01

Washington, May 24.-By order of
the president, the payment of claims Of
the Nez Perez Indians, amounting to
$500, OOO has been held up. The claims
were in process of examination by the
auditor of the interior department when
brief order was received for "a suspen-
sion of the work AT the treasury de-
partment it is supposed this order is
due to some recommendations from the
secretary of the interior.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
The Manufacturers, Association.

San Francisco, May 27.-The Manu-
facturers' Association has addressed a
letter to Governor Budd, requesting
him to use his influence to induce the
various commissions of the state TO give
California manufacturers the prefer
ence when ordering supplies, price and
quality being equal.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
Prod Mnrkat.

frodncs Market.
FLoUR-Portland Salem, Cascade and
Dayton, are quoted at $2.35 per barrel
Golddrop, $3.50 Snowflake, az. 35. Ran
ton county, S2.35 graham, $2.OO@2. 20.
supertine, $3.50.
OATs-Good white are quoted steady .,
29@30c; milling, 3l@32c; gray, 26Caosc
Rolled oats are quoted as follows; Bays
$5.75@6.00; barrels, $60O@6. rs; cases
1915. ''
HAY - Timothy, $9@9.5O per ton.
cheat, So; clover, So; oats, $6; wheat, a.
BARLEY-Feed barley, 62l5 @65c ner
GENITAL; brewing, S0@S5c per Genial.
according to quality.
MILLsTUFFs - Bran, $3.50; shorts
$3.50; chop feed, $l2@l5; middlings,
none in market; chicken wheat. 10
d75c per GENITAL.
BUTrER-Fancv creamery is quoted at
l0@12iec; fancy dairy, 90l0c; fair to
good. 1e@Sc; common, 6@61Sc per
pound.
PoTAroEs-Weak; top quotations are
25c per sack.
UNIoNs-uood Oregon, 21ac per sack;
new California, so per GENITAL.
PoULTRY-Chlckens, old, $3@3.75 per
dozen; broilers, $l.05@350 per dozen;
ducks, "a GOA 600; geese, S5.50@6.O0;
turkeys, live, loo per pound; dressed
! l2c per pound.
EGGs-Oregon, are quoted at lie per
dozen.
CnEEsE-Oregon full cream, S@10c
per pound.
OREGON NEGETABLEs-Cabbage, firm
at lac per pound; radlshes, l0c per
dozen punches; green onions, l0c per
dozen dollhouse lettuce, 25@30c per
dozen; asparagus, 100000 per dozen
green peas, 6@8c per pound; rhubarb,
l12 @2c; string beans, green, l0@l2Rc;
wax, l21a @l5c; gooseberries, &c.
TROPICAL FRUT-Caifornla lemons,
$3.OO@4.U0; Sicily, $5.00@5.50; bananas,
Honolulu, Sl.75m2.75; New Orleans, 81
@3.75 per bunch; California navels,
$3.40M3.65 box; pineappes, Honolulu,
$3@3.50; sugar loaf, scarce at $3.50.
CAMFORNlA NEGErABLEs-Green peas,
quoted $l.25@l so per box; artichokes,
Acc per dozen; caulihower, 75c@$1.00
per dozen ~ 80 per crate; cucumbers,
dollhouse, 75cm$l 90; garlic, 20@25c per
pound asparagus, $l.75@2.0O per box !;
new potatoes, &c per pound; rhubarb,
2R @3c per pound; string beans, 100
Zee per pound.
FRESH FRUu-Apples, good, $l.50@2
per box common, 75cW$l; new Oregon
S1.75M2; straw berries, California, $lM
1.25 per crate; Oregon, l0C per pound /;
cherries, $75Ml 80 per box.
WooL-Valley, S@l0c, according to
quality; Umpqua, 7@9c; fall clip, 5(@6c
Eastern Oregon, 5M71ac.
HoPs - Nominal at the following
range 3@5c per pound.
NUrs - Almonds, soft shell, 99llc
per pound; paper shell, 1879 @l4c; new
} crop California walnuts, soft shell
I1lMl21ac; standard walnuts, l01a@1lci
Italian chesnuts, l21a@l4c; pecans,
13@l6c; Brazils, 1a@l3c; tilberts,
14@15c; peanuts, raw, fancy, 5@7c;
roasted, l0c: hickory nuts, 8@lOc; CO.
coanuts, 90c per dozen.
PRovIsIoNs-Eastern hams, medium,
1l1a @12c per pound; hams, picnic,
so @9c; breakfast bacon ii p @l2c;
short clear sides, SO @9c; dry salt
sides, 71a@8c; dried beef hams, II
@13c; lard, compound, in tins, IA
lard, pure, in tins, ia@lOc; pigs feet,
sos, $3.50; pigs feet, 4Os, 1925; kits,
$1.25. Oregon smoked hams, ll1ac per
pound picked hams, SIC; homeless
hams, 10c; bacon, &c; dry salt sides, &c;
lard, 5-pound pals, 938c; los, 91ac;
50s, Sc; tierces, SIC.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01

London, May 28.-The Standard S
dispatch from Constantinople says:
"Kiamit has been offered the post of
grand vizier by the sultan, but declin-
ed to accept. The grand vizier, Dad
Pasha, opposes the counsel which has
been offered to the sultan to agree to
the proposion of the powers regarding
reform in Armenia
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
- Louis Hod-Carriers' strike.

St. Louis, May 27.-The Master
Bricklayers' Association has received a
communication from the Hod-CarrlerS
Union Nos. 2 and 8, officially declaring
the strike off, which affected i'5oo
mon Union No. 1, composed OF the
Irish element, cannot hold out much
longer
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-01
PORTLAND MARKETS

The local produce trade is lively with
a strong demand for fruit. The warn
weather is bringing Strawberries in A.
great rate, and the price is dropping
No more California berries will no "a.
ceived. Eggs are quoted firm. There
are no changes in other lines.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

6Oris9 paa at uubgna lin 0tobitauber. JqOiel bauoe ucl
boIot BAN pnu Steoet. Dog M par bet, iom ON Carmen uf
SfuObet O9 9erOreIien al Muritpttcrne brSO 6ortryuelien,
O8 ban par iitanO til al uenOe fig O5 fly.
Seq penOte mig til min 9~eOiaser Os iasoe temmslt9 parmt:
"0sitnunt SoItnsswortbl is befaIer ="
"Saptein 8arfeIO! !" af6rso ban mig en- Gone, fulO al
fOlo SeitemtbeS, ~Se fan beiale mig ale Gin9, Iom au9aar
Sieneiten, Os ies itaI uolyte Dem. 0en bette sr en- priuat
anGre, os po 6en gui9e! Generator ielu - Dab, lea ipils
Der Chen l~l8insen unOlGppsr." Os for is tuube gribe
bam eaer BANS GsiIer, fob bans 9eit fOrbi mig Os saaOps
pereos IND unoer pOrt9uaIuinsen.
Seq ful9te iaa buriiJt fom ntui9t os naaeoe Batioen na.
item Ii9eiaa mart iom ban, bog forilbe til at binore bam /
bans 6oriet. Seq sreb BAN Grmsn; men meb ct uolOIomt
Hpt rep ban fig log Os fprans famine Minut neo al SaSIen.
Meo giitoIen 9aanben itprtebe ban opab 9rappen, meOeus
bans flirrenpe Stribt sienlso paa Stentrinene, % mart par
ban mig afipns bag Ratparitt paa gsoteasn.
Seq iIeoe efer BAN, iaa burtis iom mine Ben tunoe ioye
mig, os meSenS is9 enbna par paa Sruppsn, bsrts is bsie
Orb % Gber ouenfru, Carmen al O~mftprtebe @ienfaubs, Oa
Ssrpaa to Stuo, iom iulste raft paa b~inanbsn. Seq bsrte
Stris al en- t~uinoeIs Stsmme os en- stsnnen, iom 'om fra
en- NRano. On at benz maa uare bob eler Ssenoe, tantte lea.
"a iea raaeoe a;Oteuen - % bet sior6s is paa faa &c.
lumber - ianSt ies e, fuIbfominen StHbsO Der. Seq iaa
ifssn bperttn Wanb eQer aunber 9euenbs eQer Os6e.
giltnot Dor Steoet Zig en- oaue meb plantsr, Butte, ia eubos
Srar %sisaniifse Potter, cs ies tunSe oerfor lite operie bet
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

6ra Sroeu % neooUer @lueu til { tier
oalseanoet oripts brer 6pit 2nysiiIteri.
elpen rlloer Ter breb o9 sruno, % ira
Sr0en fan mali ojte / Gp6etiSen ie
4dIen itaa Ii9e uuosr 90 Cube fig pnn
S~tenoluoen, ia bet bar bGnot, at man
ira Sroen bar Ifuot ben meo Riile.
Seo SrOens UeItre Gnoe o. paa sure
Slos itaar en- iterrs Garperibpenin9 al
Wfurlten; ben er opiert forrise Nar %
eies al Slrteian9er 5 Sasen al SuuS'
lano, bots Spn bar uboannet Jig / Gar
o~erlbaanopertet % oriuer MI Der not'
laa 9oot. Get peo bar Spennins 8
Hoe 9~nnobanoleri bet Sus, iom | i'm
2io bps9eoes al MI aiosbe anoers
2urmo. Sr. 8Oe ltal M, Iortalles
Der, bD99e e9et gus Wis a Wis @arpes
riet. 9erneit Far ri llbrmaser ..
Iasoalen, iOm CT Ell flint Maub, en-
3ulinotuutuer, Der reparsrer life alene
ubre, men osiaa ale mulise anbte
@Ienltanoe. San er osiaa ben, iom
boloer Acknowledgements iitano fer i
SiItrittet. 2iseouerior bam Dor Bolt
tibetjent Gmbros Naiet, % tat pet
BAN S0oetmaser Imbros S9rtet. Ser
patter S~rusaoen. Den FAR oltiua z
SOteder, apOtbef, 8 gutttter, 2 Damp
lfib5egpeOitiUner, Slastsri, 9lsentar'
i%orretnin9er, Eoitbus % G~eleionitatiou
iamt SmeoieuertIteo. Seq ituloe trp,
at Der linocs mansen @aoe, fom funoe
mlsnnoe NOtOo6eus Grosaoe oeus 6Or.
retnin98r6retie.
Seo uorore Gnoe al grOeu mcllem
0aroeriet % Q~ano9anoler Goe 9aar
Seia Op til Giufos 5abrit % Msaer,
boorior BEN bar Iaaet Naonet Ms(ers
9aoen, 2~i9eoUerfor @arOeriet Dor
Sergeant g q Sem, bpis 6uitru er
SoroenO0er, ti9eiaa bar ri ber 5leo.
nin8$URienet3 6n5, Tom M bortteies
til Ilere 6amilier, men iom eoentli9 er
6eitemt til aOntOrbD8nin9 % Soli9 ipr
Spiyu3manocn puer Siunat9nbieu.
t6ortiGttcs)
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

Gazette, Berlin, al bpltteu Der trgltes
fun 10 Gremplarer onoIiB. 8iaoet CT
btitemt atcne III 0iennemt1Suius icr
aeIiersa.
8 1uriu fiuoes ct 8taS, ,rpit mso
en- SuGrie, Tom %itiuner ! Msrte, ina at
9%Rietoiiet fan laies uoeu BRIG Of
trmitist 9ps.
Irirce albert, ct 3Oiunibip / bet
ncrcpeltliss aunaon, uotommer ct
uoeblao / Itrepsn 6Orm. Giersn, iom
ielu Itriper Blaost er fin s9en 8ebats
tsr, 8eporter, 3rDtler os Guertisic.
mentsagent. Npiien piier fig / blant
8lat fra en- SeiIpsrai, o9 ben citeres
oite al be trptte auiier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

no % lttrreSe pilot 10 al fine 1uter, meoens Ifuitlerne ON
bans pals % SiGper par Ell toupullipiit gepG9els. 5or
ct 0iebIit ipnte3 BEN teh9e 0ioenifa6 at itunie bans Nnnoes
brat, % meoenS ban %iaaleoes iaO taus, bau6s bans Die ct
llOtrpt, fol foruirrece mig. Oct par en- raienbs Glete, iom
tun ilet fIGbte ct aniist, buorpaa is alOris tioIigere bapoe
opOaset ct Smil. Dog, bette iorinoerlise gIit bIeu inart
%fOrflaret bet par lite genitab, men glaSen opsr BEN fos
uenteoe !9Gun. l~lO6rgbenOe en- ujlo Gone freq BAN: "8as
iaeI Siurra, pb Sen euige guo!"
Sennc betponin98fuIoe o9 truenOe @isutisnbdis irsus
brn9te o9iaa iin girtnins. Seq iua, at osiua Surra siens
tienote ben 0fano, iom tiltuIte bam. Sans msrte @nist
bIeu ~pIuoieIis bIest, O9 bans Dine rulebe omtrins mso 6rys,
tens uiaOise Slif. San ~iuureoe life anbet emo llsraabet:
"Domenio," iom iyntes uuitaarIi9 at un6Nipps bans 9Gber.
Oct LOB, iom ON Ban par noe al Stanb til at fremisre noset
Guar; OuerrafeIie Os 6rpst boIbt ban, fansfet os taus.
"6orraOer! Sturtl MOrOerl" itrss SoIinsswortb "ente.
Zig msbs8 ri, os M ftaI nj ufsiSre uor 9fesnins." 5 naite
9iebIit ps9te WPunoingeu al bans 9ife paa aabninaer /
grpituGrnet - peste paa SiuvraS (DoueS.
"DoIot, Soliugswortb bolbt!" rdabte jes, %, iGttenoe
Sporene 9eitenS Siber, itprteDe is irentab.
Men Ntisnt min (5eft s~iebIittslis abIsb Sporen, Os iss
Iiseiaa raft sreb 9Oitnantens arnr, fon ies bog forfent til at
fanfe Stubbst. SmibIertio traste ies Fam til at forfeile fit
MaaI; tbi iitebetfor at gaa i9iennem Rafael Siurras Sierns,
bpHtct bet sanlte Tttert uilSs fare siort, trai bet nu fun Mus
rem % fenbte BAN en- Sty al saIttSp aniistet.
Snbtil bette giebIit bapSe Merifanersn ith siort nosa
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Q

pa en8ang, De tunbe enouu pare Der, itjuIe al @rensne.
Seq lob frem Os tiIba9e paa Bet beIe Tag; iaa gIOmiers
potter, iom npli9 par iSnoet IIa9ne, men bverteu 9Olins5wOrtb
eaer 9iurra. J0uis be itOO Opreii, mualte jes baue iet tem;
bog maoife IOa be nsaem gIomterus - bss9e. Der bauos
uaret to Stuo; muuite uar bssge OoOs.
uten bpor par BUN, iOt itre92 Bar bet 9iolina2
eaIu uoe al mig ieIu, lyreoe jes fen til en- an6en Del al
Sasst, 6por is O~pOasebe en imal Iroppe, iom fsrte til bet
Snore al 9uist. Ser MATTE be pare tomne ne0 bum, Tom
itrsg, bapoe saaet oenue Bel.
Ut 0ieblit par ies tuOIruuOis. ON ies itu!bs 'slse efter
men bet par lite lo til at brp0e fig ON Gttetten, o. lea
uAoe nstop itise nsoaO Gruppen, Oa ig bGte Raa6 uOsufor
Usurene, os oerpaa ct unO.t Club al en- QiiOl.
Seq uen6te mig, itebe tuersousr &sotea,n til ben 6ant.
buorfra sp0en Tom, Og iun no oUsr Ratparfst. 9eb al
Ssfns SfraaHins itp,tsOe 10 QapnO efter binnuotn bet pns
bette Rob; ben bagrite boIOt en- Orassn Sa6el SaanOsu.
Get par DolingSwort5, iom en0nu its6ie f~orful9te ,3iurra.
Den fSite ipntes at buue uuuost msgst lerran fra i'm
%baunlpltns 6orfsI8r; tbi oenne binorsOes pe6 lin @tuipsrin1
Os lob tunst. 0ieritaneen issts at naa Stoueu, iom ts,
sgnots oeb 6ooen al 9sen. Giter iaa Sstun6ers 6orlsb
par ban uoe al Spns, OJ Zig en- $3uuo, Der islesr Sporet.
par 9OItn9snort5 eiter BAN % fOriUunbt osiaa pau famine
Ste6.
5 bet 6aab, at is en0nu tunoe p1re iftano til at 5inSrs
SlOOsuOspOeIis, forIoS is baitis aSOtsasn, befss min Sep
% lprGnste nsO al Ssisn. Seq naasOs 8antsn al Stouen %
fulsts nossn So Ssrss SpOr; men mart table iss bet iasn
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25

'ua 0orlt % YaitOr SfartUept paa ems
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
Yaa &rigsitten.
"'olor Of SOpteiu MoDue Gcio

"''3ltoe lite 3atsQigcnce, men ioa nugget ocito
wy Vshnt 3nteul8cnce par f~orenet mco GtIObeo og
WV 9anS Stionbco par Sn9uarenS StionBeo. l3nnS
w '0e9neoe bom iOm en- onnnct WanS, Der par rant
%' yoa &IGrIt8bcocn5 GanppIaO8 men iom bertcs
~."'5 % troIO5. I6ujItct Wiyiterium ror Natur
70 o0l, 'on' eIiter ioooonae Mrnb.
'''''e m ON Siurras 2Gbcr ia9oe mig ogina, at
wv "' NenlneIi9beb, at ban piblte, buorfur leg buGs
!0n mo'eOe fig ueo mine %feiIilaone 5orbaabni1gcr
S~''oIe; oct ui'te bans 9tniigt8 i~arOoniife llotrpt.
|, w. VI 0eobleU at lttrre, uben at noger al os bOrts
D' S"e, toretOm bog tiIlof ben ~fatiriifc 0iine,
WI" l9N'e8 at IGe mine Gaufer, mig aItfor fornGrs
" F8 0or l Se9reb meb at brybe Gausbeben, ba Cars
h. ~ " 9'uoPpsrenOe Ssit bruste mig til at ie ben en-
e,."9' en Nptter Tom cp al 9cisn lisc einis
s""S0e' % lt9 faa, at bet par en- al 9pitnanterne
~'a98wotb.
4, %n' naasOe mart Stebet, buOr ies boIbt, os ban
V GER I9e O~usrfor mia.
nr%,, %@Sarl'eIO, " iusOe ban O~ifteiel Gone; "Sreutu'
~t"i ltaI ri il"
, :. MI ne OtOere fit Spsrssmaal; SanbsIien buute
,%, ON op til N~soteaeu, % be, buiIsbe M pua Siurs
aT ~, pan tor iammeu SabIsn, fom on en- GLANCE
'"' 9on; bans inbfunrne Cins Ipnies at TRANCE fig
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-25
itore 90 beiDnserlige
Npiier.

Seipnoerli0e Nuiier banner / fig lelu
ct l9~iecGrcist Sapitel / Suurnalismens
9iitorie. 9onoun "4reis Nsips" an
i0rer ipl9enoe Grempler:
Den itgrite auis, ~nossnIinoe ubsiuet,
bar (eQer er, for ~lbsioerue bar ben
taateli9e Seniist at uosios ben buert
Narbunoreoe) illustrate Quadruple
Constellation. Oct ferite Nummer
TOM no i 1853, ipl9eli9 ifal Nr. 2 no
/ 1868. Gen maalte Sx6 SOB os Yris
fen bar 2 SbiQin9s. 5srte drummer
inosbolot life ct cneite Guertisiement.
Gen minblte gtpis i @erbeu er Ell
Telegrama, uo9iuet i MCricu. nBiastis
fire CONNER / Spabrat.
s Sapan blipsr Shi Gio Shue Dan
Kwai Jashi trptt meo Nrtene e0er 0tas
oene / ioritieaise 5aruer. 3itelen er
trDtt pao buibt Tapir; be inouen0ise
Sloer er trptt i ioritjeli9e lpie 5aruer
= srgnt, orange % gulf. glaoet er
life trpft paa be9se siber os buert atrf
er ioloet mobiat iom Ri sjsr bet Der i
2anoet.
Austrian Fortpightly Review er ct
eueItaaenoe Slao, ioet oct bar Stpfter
fra neiten boert 2aub, % buer 9(rtifel
CT trDtt 5oriattercns eset SprOa.
Kora Facunda er ct soSt maancts
li0t Siosifrift for Sen Slinoe. Oct
triples i gbiubursb meO "graiue" 5p.
per, % aae, Der er aniat peo BET, er
blinoe.
sgrcn al at baue BEN minoite Girtn~
latipn / @eroen tilfommer Imperial