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Arizona republican., 1896-11-07


 Phoenix. Position. Indian School Waters ..... center rush. :. Stevens Dearsfey right guard. Mcdonald Wynkoop ... left guard. .... Soatike Lemon .. right tackle. ...... Peters Stewart ..... left tackle. Sanderson Coosley ..righJt end. ........ Buck LinvilFe. ....... left end. ........ Ames Butt. . quarter back ....... Ellis Evans. .... right halfback Sun Dunbar. . left halfback =. Manuel Willis. .... fullback Whittier
 When they were lined up Captain Willis sent the bail from the line far towards the month goal and lhe game was begun. On the second down the Indians won the ball and carried it steadily towards their goal. Within six feet of the goal Phoenix won the ball and Willis carried it around the left end several yards towards the Phoenix goal. On the fourth down the Indians got the ball and with a twenty yard run carried it through the goal. Whittier kicked the zeal safely and the score was 6 to 0.
 The Indians broke through the Phoe- nix line easily and seemed to play with more vigor than the Phoenix boys. In the latter part of the first half the Indians did some fast playing and soon carried the ball through the goal. Whittier kicked the goal cieverly and the score was 12 to O..
 In the first part of the second half the game was played fast and furiously. The Phoenix team failed to interfere and Manuel went through the line, es- capped foul tackle by Willis and Stew art, and made the third goal with an eighty yard run The large crowd of spectators went wild with enthusiasm and hats and caps were tossed wildly in tho air Whittier kicked the third goal and the score was IS to 0. In the latter part of the second half Manuel made another long run of sixty-five yards and went across the goal line Whittier failed to kick the goal and the score was g to 0. The referee called time and the first game of the season was over with a defeat | for the Phoenix boys
 The Phoenix team is not yet properly
 organized, but beginning with this game systematic practice will be taken
 and the Thanksgiving game will be good one Next Wednesday the two teams will play in the park and ad- mission will be charged.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-07

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 6.-The bond of Charles F. Johnson who has been
Arizona republican., 1896-11-07
JOHNSON IS RECEIVER.

Will Have Charge of the Santa Fe | Road.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-04-25
Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. j. Gun
derman, of Dimondale, Mich, we are
permitted to make this extract: al have
no hesitation in recommending DR..
Kings New Discovery, as the results were
almost marvellous in the case of my wife.
While was pastor of the Baptist Church
at Riyes Junction she was brought down
with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe.
Terrible paroxysms of coughing would
last hours with little interruption and it
seemed as If she could not survive them.
A friend recommended DR.. Kings New
Discovery; 1t was quick in its work and
highly satisfactory in results" Trial
bottles free at j. James Woods drug
store. Regular size SOC and 81.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-04-25
Horses Wanted!

Mr.. Joe Kindig, OF York, Pa, will be
at Nose Daulton & Bros stable, Mays
vile, KY, on Tuesday, May 5th, 1896,
and will pay the highest market prices
for good, sound horses or mares from
four to six years old, we'll broken and in
good flesh. Bring in good ones and get
the money for them. Don't forget the
date
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-04-25

tne directors.
The coming Methodist Episcopal
church general conference at Cleveland
in May will be one of the most impcr-
tant ever held Several serious questions
are to be settled. A movement in favor
Of extended lay representation at this
great quadrennial conference has been
agitated for a number Of years. 1t is
quite possible that equal lay and clerical
delegations will be granted. Important
questions of policy are usually submitted
by the denomination to the annual con-
ferences to be voted on before being
finally passed on by the general confer
ence. 1t is believed a majority of the
annual conferences in the different dis
tricts throughout the country favor the
increased lay representation. The mat
ter Of admitting women as delegates to
the general body has been voted ON by
the smaller conferences in the same
manner, and it is likely this question
will be decided also in May. Finally
the vexed matter Of the time limit for
preachers at one place will come up. 1t
has long been said that Methodist
preacher has no home and cannot have
one. Early Methodists attributed no
small share of the church S success to the
itinerant system, but conditions have
changed, so that it has become irksome
to many.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-04-25
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The creditors of Joseph F. Walton are hereby
notified that any day within three months,
beginning April 18th, 1896, at my home near
Germantown, KY, or at law Office OF Sallee e. Sal
lee, Maysville, KY, will receive claims against
his estate, verified according to law. All persons
owing the estate are requested to settle with me
promptly. CHARLES I. CALVERT,
Assignee of ]. f. Walton.
April 18th, 1896.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-04-25
FIRE INsURANcE.-Duley & Baldwin.

Books are now open for subscription
to stock in the sixth series OF theiPeople's
Building Association, commencing May
., 1896. Call on Robert L. Baldwin, Sec
rotary, John Duley, Treasurer, or any of
the directors.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-04-25
CISTERNS AND WELLS CLEANED.

am prepared to clean cisterns or wells with a
new machine process of condensed air. This
machine removes all dirt without removing the
water. guarantee satisfaction or no pay. The
best OF references given. Address
JOHN DAWSON,
t25 GIG East Third Street, Maysville.
The evening bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1887-1905, 1896-04-25
CLAIMS
Against and Paid by Mason
County For 1895.

CLAIMS ALLOWED AT TIE APRIL TERN OF THE FISCAL
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08

they would like to know If Upton had
been out the night before at meeting
of the Bachelors Club, or some place
else, for he must have been looking
double when he could not distinguish
hens egg from ducks egg, even in
color or size.
Mrs. James Alexander, who lives two
miles northwest of Bourbon, was re-
ported as seriously i'll Sunday evening.
Willard Lawrence and George Mccoy
were over to Huffman's lake Sunday
after ducks. Mark Snepp says he
would like TO have gone, but it must be
remembered the Mark saw sea SER
pent at the lake last summer and he
trembles yet every time he thinks of it.
One of our young men who is not
very enthusiastic along the lines fol-
lowed by the Pentecost band called at
its headquarters Saturday afternoon to
"beard the lion in his den." The facts
are that on Tuesday of last week two
members of this band called at the
home of this young man for the pur-
pose of holding prayer. They asked
the lady of the house if she was a
Christian. She told them she was. But
the p. b. boys said that she was no
Christian so long as she had such as
these in the house pointing to piano,
lace curtains, bric-a-brac and some
house plants. The lady then very
politely, but quickly, asked them to
leave the house, and when the young
man returned home and heard what
had been said he thought it was neces-
sary for an explanation. His visit yes
terday to the headquarters did not re-
suit seriously to anybody, but great
many words were exchanged.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08
BOURBON.

April y.
Plymouth was represented here Sun
day by the following persons: Frank
Mckinney, Carl Reynolds, Charles Mat
tingly, Steve Jackson, Bert Grant and
Bert Ashton.
On Saturday c. w. Shakes bought at
his store 1900 dozen eggs; NJ. NJ. Cline
x Co., about 300 dozen; and the gro-
ceries and produce merchants about
1900 dozen. The hens must have been
trying themselves last week or the small
boy brought his basket of Easter eggs
out of hiding day to soon.
George Compton, who writes for the
Plymouth Evening News in his letter
of Friday spoke about Harry Steinbach
having one of his fingers bit while
scufiling with one of his fellow clerks
that morning. But he forgot to men,
ton that he was the fellow that did
the biting. Harry says that it poisoned
his fingers more than if it had been a
dog or mosquito that bit him.
Will Luty and family were the guests
of Will Mckinney and family yester-
day.
Newton Mower purchased a new
wheel Saturday, and "Waverly" is its
name.
Jacob Leedy, who was the leader of
the Georgia colony that left here last
fall is expected to return about Wednes-
day for few weeks visit, before re.
turning he expects to organize another
colony.
Isaac Seavolt showed us some twin
lambs few days ago which would be
hard to beat, one being pure white
while the other was az as we'll, every
family has its black sheep, but falls
short on the white ones.
Some Of our poultry men say that
Upton Stansbury, of Plymouth, is all
right as long as he talks chicken. But
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08
HOW ABOUT THIS, Mr.. BUNNER2
An Engiishman Says that He Designed
The Best American Poster"

An EngIishman Says that He Designed
The Rest American Poster"
But" asked the interviewer of Mr..
A. Morrow, the English poster designer,
who had been discSursing enthusiastic
ally on the developments of his art, do
you think that we in England can COM
pete with the Americans in this re-
spect?" says the Pail Mall Gazette.
"If you really insist upon an opin-
ion," said Mr.. Morrow, Il could give
you one. But / would much rather
not"
But why?"
swell, have sort of personal asso-
citation with the American poster which
makes it rather difficult for me to pre-
serve a proper impartiality
How is that?'
well, month or two ago an Ameri-
can magazine published a finely illus
trated article on the American poster.
1t pointed out how highly the art of the
poster has developed in America; it
gave a number of examples of Ameri-
can poster work, new and old, and it
picked cut from among them one which
it said was an exquisitely clever and
amusing design, that would take the
blue ribbon. judged by the points OF
artistic poster-making
Indeed Which was it,"
at was the poster for the play of The
| New Woman when that piece was put
on at Palmer's theater, New York. II
was drawn, the article said, by Mr.. Rob
ert Joste."
well! Where does the personal in
terest come in that prevents your ex-
pressing an opinion? Did you write
the article?"
NO, but designed the poster"
II thought you said it was drawn by
Mr. Robert Joste?"
'The magazine said so. I only know
that it was my design, my drawing, and
my poster. 1 made the design when
Mr.. Comyns Carr produced The New
Woman at the Comedy theater in Lon
don. The poster was printed in Eng
land and exhibited ON the boardings
throughout the run of the play in Lon
don and the provinces. So you see
am rather interested to hear that it was
drawn by Robert Josie, and as it takes
the blue ribbon of American poster.
making me feel some dif1idence in an.
swering the question you put to me-"
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08
HIBBARD.
April :, 1896.


James Ryan and family were enter
tanned by NJ. Baker and family, Easter
Sunday.
David Alley, wife and little son were
guests of Mrs. AS parents, Sunday.
Levi Freese and Mrs. Jacob Triplet
were Maxinkuckee visitors Sunday, the
guests of Daniel Savage and family.
III. 5 Clifton and wife and Mrs. John
Davis, were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilson last Friday even
ing.
Mrs James Ryan and Mrs. Foster
Grove were Plymouth visitors, Satur
day.
Miss Sadie Washburn, of Tippecanoe,
is visiting few days with Mrs. Chas.
Lawson, this week.
John DAVIS and wife were the guests
of brother of Mr.. Davis near Lelong,
this week.
Mrs. Ditto, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Nc
Gowen and Miss Viola McGowen were
entertained by Mr.. ii. ). Clifton and
wife, Saturday night.
A number of our young attend the
exhibition at the Independ school house
Friday evening.
Mrs. Baker, of Shaw town, was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. Listen,
beger, last Thursday.
Lucy Baker was entertained by Mrs
William Rhoads last Friday.
George Listenberger and family, OF
Rutland, were guests of his parents
sunday.
Misses Hattie, Ida and Estella Will
son were the guests of H. ). Clifton and
family, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Lowry were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, OF
Sligo, last Sunday.
Mr.. Burns, of Burr Oak, was the
guest of Mrs. Dell Listenberger Sun
day.
Henry Listenberger and family Were
guests of j. Listenberger and family
sunday.
Arthur Ryan was entertained by
Ralph Wilson last Thursday evening.
James Wilson left for Knox Monday
morning, where he expects to remain
during the summer.
Robert Frisinger AMI Ellen Listen
berger were Hubbard callers Sunday
evening.
The ladies of Hubbard and surround
ing vicinity were invited to the home
of Mrs. NJ Baker on last Thursday OF
the grand occasion of carpet rag sew
ing. They reported jolly time also say
they sewed q pounds of rags.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08
CONSUMPTION.

and the
Use OF new remedies for the
treatment of consumption.
Hope for all not in last stages.
consultation free. DR.. BortOn's
Plymouth Institute. I. A BOrtOn
VI. d.. Physician in Chief: y.
Il. ASpina!l. VI. d.. Assistant.
Prompt attention Ia CORES
pondents.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08
Old Peoples Ears.
PLYMOUTH, mo

Thousands of old people and others
hard of hearing have been entirely re-
lieved by the use of Brazilian Balm. 1t
dissolves away the hard wax, or in dry
ears it restores the thickened, hardened
drum to It's normal, vibratory condition
and removes all inflammation, soreness
and dullness from the inner ear. Also
stops ringing in the ears. Fill one ear
with warm Balm, on retiring, and lie on
the other side, SO the Balm can work
down into the innermost part of the ear.
Treat the other ear the next night.
Persevere. 1t may take time as 1t is an
old trouble, but be faithful and your re-
covery will be sure.
For sale at the Peoples Drugstore.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08
Notice.

Mr.. Edwin Mayer announces today
that he Will continue the hide, fur and
wool business of Nussbaum 81 Mayer
and will make his office with l.. M.
Lauer. Telephone No. >. He will also
act in the capacity of agent for the
Standard Oil Co.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08

Mother ION her daughters marriage
day)-Why are you so afraid of married
life, Evelyn?
Daughter-On account of the curtain
lectures; you know, mamma dear,
have no oratorical talent whatever
Fliegende Blaetter.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08
BUSINESS TOPICS.

Commercial, want, for sale. and other adver-
tisements will be inserted under this head in
reading matter type at the uniform price of .
cents per count line
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-04-08
Don't Overlook
Our Line of
Ladies'
Kid Gloves.

An extraordinary and exceptionally
attractive line. either in hook or button, has
been secured.
We offer you only a first-class reliable
glove, one that
Nobody will offer you an Equal Value;
one that
Nobody will sell you Better Fit
one that 49,
Nobody will sell you Better Wearer;
and every pair is a slightly glove at first
appearance.
The superiority of our Bush hook glove
is bevond Question No other hook COM
pares with it at ALL Every pair of the hook
gloves we handle are hooked with the
Bush" hook and we are the only ones that
have them
Ifdesired, every purchaser of pair of
gloves may have them fitted and tried before
leaving the store.
We fill specials with careful and
prompt attention.
Give our gloves trial.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
mnae &raafer

sr en- ertttrbiIten. tiger ct tpIt gluo, o.
De fortisH.r at dHOenoes / 8o1efunIien.
0luu tretitr SfiHest at Gem, fiernet ggss
rsHs og tiI6ereosr bsm Tom 9usr sLer
a9erbrnt. st SuFn at BEN befrsss
men Ye6er % Salt % RULES / NIsl. Z
en- Stegspdnos imsItss 20 8ram Sner.
5uglcm lG9ges ncoi mso en- cpTtipsf Sea,
TO 9omatosr, Ists Gn,bar oa Saftm al
en- bdlO Gitron. % itsgss 20 Rinuisr
rg ucsrheIoes unOr Stsgntngsn meD st
Por SpilsItssr SouIion. Sil6sr,oi
pdd oenne Widdos adl o. image fortrrTss
fig til friite 8rsniagsr. 0u 9raatsrn.
sr ftuoslige for sanomRnOsne Qstte sr no.
OFT, Dc 2Gros lite sr enigt ON. Reo.), fan
Del mlllfs bioru9s I'll, at osres anial IND.
frantes. Haar oct blir tienoi, at Be G,
maoHpttige 5ugI. Den norfte MsSSelel
al Oemns Rotis boz Tpiit Sraute Goa osr
oar Dit sammsD iiIbsreot Tom Rpps, %
hi par msast DnltsIigl at tisnos Tor.
lisnsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
WetanerS ~Toroampntng.

Sranfmunbsn Moisiqn bar ! ben ls@
mere Sib anItil.t en- bel Del interes'dnts
Gorfss ODER 5Oroampninsen al tiinsiHsls
telis. StoHsr | ben at bam opfunNns .lsts
triHe Spn. Sumpsns blep fcrfattst
uDenpoa Ct bsiet 8obberrsr, ION befarot
ia liae op.r bet Stuf, ION blsp lnbsriest.
9isnnem Rer.t git Der e.. hurtig g1i'o'
irsm, ION bcloi BET tolot, Iuulanse Gtss
perimsntet parebe, ca. fem Ninut.r. De
unoerIssts Mstaller bar aobbsr, Sslp
9Iatin, aluminium, Sin, Sub, Wlana
gan, sSen % uran. uran ipntes at fors
oamps burtiger. ,no nuset al Be andre, og
&obbersts Sorpampnins Iteoe fem @anse
iaa burtis iom Subs. Metullerne fcrtats
tepe fig iom oftsIt i Gorm al imaa Rug
fer. Silicium ug aulitof foroampeos
csIda, oos BET Iioite | ring. Srdo, mems
oct git let meo adIt, WtagneIla % Hllsls
iprs. Moisian Iluttsr at iins 5oriss, at
'elp De i~lItsIts bibtil tjsnote 5pr6inoslier
IprIpinosr / ben elsttriIfe Spn, ioet be ens
ten Isnoerosles slI.r forbumper. Der er
intel dnbst, ION mooitaur o.nn. bsis Gems
psratur, emo De at BAN cpoas.Ds trpItaIs
tinIte 5orbinoelIsr uf Wetaaer mso Dor,
Silieium og iremfpr alt 8ulitof Qertil
6ersr BET oftsre omtalts aalciumfarbiD,
bporaf glcstplen frsmitines). Sun mes
nsr, at bisis 5or6inosllsr fprmprentlig
upsioros Dor Soros oprinoeliss geitanos
Dele og fremoslss finpss pda entelte Stisrs
nsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
Jormobcftemtnelie at Weiret

Sra pabua bersttes ON en- al profess
Tor Smbrpni psb oct psrparsnos llnipers
Iitet prsusi M Rsgel til 5oruoIigelle ON,
6pao 9sir ben commence EiD bill brina..
Ssloe Regslen Iful bare opfunoen of en-
ois 4spitiui i paoua. men Smbrpni ,rs
tlarer. at ben paste goot os oerfor fprs
tiener Spmartiomb.O.n, ON ben END life
altio er sanlfe tilforlaoelis. 8sirForuoliz
sslier er imiblertib ale mere eller minbr.
uplalioslise, % benn. bar ou | bperi Sab
i'm Simpslbeo forub for ial mango ans
ore tiIIpdrenoe Rssler. QgoItini opItiIs
Ter oa Den Ressl, at 8eirforbofosne paa en-
beitemt Dag bar SsnOsns til al pile fla
igisn pau ben 7oe Dag oerefter, BOG psb
6ordorstioe puu ben Ste oa peo GIteraarsz
THE paa ben 8os Dag.
9snn. S.nosns bolosr Zig / ire, fire "a
unoertioen ! snonu flere pda binunoen felz
genpe Tiger, os naar man bsrTor merter
fig, boorleoss @eirst sr pud en- beftsmt
Dag, er man iitano til at foruoIise, bpao
8eir bet ianoiDnlispis pil blips ben islz
ssnbe 7oe ellsr Ste el,r Soe Dag, rsipets
the Ia sler II ellsr 16 0aae o.I.p. alt
eftsr aarstioen. Msn bet r,ua boa En-
inDres, at Der | Mminbeligbeb eIter noale
Tigers 5urlcb inotraosr utmOlfarifs5ors
'tprrelier, at @jenidseliesp,rioosrne for.
itDrres, cg iaa maa man bsspnoe gerea=
nins.n planp. On benin, Mstbpoe alul.
Der %opsrdlt, er lite soot at Iige, men oct lns
nes martsligt. al osn life ansrsoe er ops
funosn for l9nge IiOen, berIom Den pirs
telis bar nOssn 9iemmsl | grfarinaen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23

fplot trebipe star, liseiOm bet Ct fors
bubt at inlse gaobeu til Born"
"Grfarinsen uiier 10" (inalsces nos
trptter en- anbsn Dame iis }, Eat Wste'
faber, Tom inbsnaes / ben mObnsre
alber, bar sipet ct meset snnftist Re'
Minltat. 2orb 8eocunsfielo siitebe fig
tent, os bans !Sutru par iRe iaa tibet
alore eno ban; men bog bar bet ct
9auite pperoroeuttis lpffelist @sie'
ifdb. Den paa @runo al I'm flantro'
piife 8irfiombeb iaa bersmte 8aronesie
8urbett,g EQUITIES afsiper liselebes ct
uomnrfet grempet berpaa. pun er
uuer 60 Gar sammel; benbes Mano er
minbit ii Gar pnsre. % bog sipes Der
life ct mere enist Bar | belle Stor'
britannica"
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23

10 | ROT ca Qpei. - tllpif.lisris fat'
i.s. aoneu | QUIET % 2.i.ren 9ilbsislis'
beo for binaneen. aans. pdreos BET oers
for lite, fer.np ct Mcroattsntot pda
ggaimanom bl.p aftalt BEN insllsm. Dc
to @rubearb.io.r. arbeibebe lumn1er ! IN
og famine grubegars, os en- Dog tom lao
Seii.lurpen cp fro Sbb.t meb S.i.rer
alene. San ipnt,s naitsn iinosiOdg al
Sorg oa R9bId, od ban berstteoe, hoor'
leoes bans aam.rai bar blit brabt al ben
brano.no. gruhgds. 9iitorim blsp
tro.t ug 2iesi bl.D bentet cp. Os, 'tdts
turs Gnf. bar utrs'tslis, og man u'tts
bsnbe msssn 9eltaeeli..
acknowledgment tom. Gig. fer Gig
fslset Iflilos brpo. op fra Ssrs.buist,
tittsoe tilfalbisois g.osmanb,n ino ! ct
@ar.li., ION itsots op til bel. boor 8ls
ten fob. !S.rinbe iaa ban ben utrsite1
Zig. Gnts imilsnbe os muntert ipsgs meo
en- Ben ON BET foreita.noe grpnup. O.tte
Smil blcp fi9bneipangert. 8ebendia
bens Wisiante blsp patt. gesraoel' en-
ubiattss. Rgiastise unoerisgelier fore
tpaes og ,nbte m.b, at SorbrBcersn TIL
fob for fort Sib eftsr osfua at bingle /
@lls.n ION rstfGroie Cen for i'm Wflss
siernins.
Gil Slutnins bill bet life bore pda
urette SteD at omi1ls ct Inurrist Silf9loe
msb ct Snobrubstpperi, Tom inotrai !
2cnbon for tort Sio iiosn. Gn Spp
siOroe nsmlis ct misIbttet Gorlcs paa at
brboe inb bos en- 0ottor; men 0cftoret
opbasepe ben inobruote @ieit inoe paa 1T
8ontor os srsb bsilutiomt ben ferfts ben
bebIte SLATE / TT Mebicinitab os tplete
ben sftsr sppsn. 6lalfsn traf BAN /
Rattsn Os gil berunbsr iftptisr. Reits
Dag fiji politist 5insre ! en- berpstst Sps
petnGgt, iom bet bsiIt mistantsliss BUTTE
be pebsrmBnte At, os DOttorsn sisntienots
siebIittelia Gpren Tom fin ubucne Nattss
ai9it.
Decorah-posten., 1896-10-23
Weo CT Clrciic

f~oritaar man | 5bifllno = ia, tdnfte bel
finoes ber ogIad - en- 4ftsns Hunoino
til Iaa mango 8nsipsr iom muliat, mso
bet priielig. 5ormual at ibll, Iaa msaei
81 ! fig iom muligt ! hpsr Sneipe. Gn
Del brittsIpss 9erliners bar nu uopiost
bette 9esrsb til at gialO. en- ipItematiIt
Gtspeoition til Slsts ailoer. Z gsanns
oelien al HoDember refer man fra 9ers
lin, og 5ursn sdar uper 2eip3is til bet
able aulmba6 os bertha til Grlanaen o.
Hurnbera. @iDere til Oct internation1Is
gitonssrises 5oucpitab Mhn6m. DER
opbOlcer man iis fire 0ass, Ga Iaa oa,r
9sisn optr Resensburs, bpis 81 uepp,
Itaar tilbase ior Mundsu, til osi oulp.
guile pillsn % ocer prag oa DRESDEN
bism. Sursn Rial bar, nj Ona. ca 10.
tie $50 ar. for 6psr.