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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
BERErr OF REASON MANY YEARS

1njured Mother Receivers In Nil.
waukee and Locates Her Ton.
Lutte Campbell and his mother met at
Winfield, Knn., after a separation Of thir.
teen years. Each supposed the other
dead until few weeks ago. Thirteen
years ago Mrs. Campbell went to visit Q
friend. En- route she met with an almost
fatal accident In a wreck. She was tax.
On to hospital In Milwaukee, where she
was cared for all these years. Az she
could not talk. no one could ascertain her
Identity. A few weeks ago her reason and
speech returned, and she commenced to
search for her husband and son. She
finally located the latter at Arkansas
City, and discovered that the former was
dead.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04

Peter Mc(3ivney Ii dead at 1t. Louis,
at the remarkable age Of 113. He was
at one time a well.known horscman and
former owner of the site Of Manhattan
Beach. He died ut the insane asylum.
where he had been placed a few months
ago. suffering from mental troubles, caus.
ed by q fall.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Big Gss Well In Tenn essee.

A Aow OF gas estimated at 100000
cubic feet day was struck by the Burt
Oil Company Of Hartman, Tenn, who
were sinking for oil In Overton County.
Excitement is running high In the oil
fields Of north and middle Tennessee coun.
ties.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
eixty Pa.scnsers In Peril,

( Near Cornwall, Ont, Monday, an east.
bound Grand Trunk mail train jumped
The track, every car being derailed. There
were sixty passengers on board, but none
Of them, nor any Of the train hands, r.
Ssivsd injuries. They were badly fright.
Sned and shaken up.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
pr,nt Cloth Min. IN c,o...

1t IL now apparent that before the end
OF next week every Fail River. Mass.
print cloth and plain goods mill will agree
TO curtail production by shutting down.
Three Of the leading Providence, r. l.,
mills also signed the agreement.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Ham moud Lee vcs Africa.

John Hays Hammond, the American
mining engineer sentenced at Pretoria to
death for treason to the Transvasl. but
finally liberated by tho Boer government
on payment Of Hnc OF 100, has
sailed from Cape Town for Europe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Jealous Of the Poodle Doss.

At Perry, Okla. DR.. David jacobson,
a well.known New York City physician,
was divorced from Nora jacobson on the
ground Of abandonment. The complain.
ant claimed, among other things. that bis
wife loved poodle dogs better than sho
liked him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Bank Robbery Capturetl,

John McGinnes and John O'Brien, both
men Of many aliases, and both notorious
bank robbers, were captured In Vancou.
yer and are now In jail.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Denies Existence Of Rabies.

An interesting letter was issued at Phil.
adelphia by the American Antl.Vivisec.
ton Society appealing to the public not to
circulate sensational stories about alleged
mad dogs and the terrible results of PEG.
pie being bitten by them. Such accounts,
1t states, frighten people into nervous
disorders, and yet there IL upon record a
great mass Of testimony from physicians
asserting the extreme rarity Of hydro
phobia, even In .the dog. DR.. Matthew
Woods, who has been In quest Of the dis.
case for twenty years, asserts that no
never saw hydrophobia in either man or
animal, although six years ago he offered
800 reward to any person bringing him
such q patient. He says further that he
has never met physician who had seen
a case Of the disease. Such distinguished
physicians as DIR. TheOphilus Parvin,
Thomas u. Morton and Joseph w. Hearn
say that fright Ia responsible for nearly
all alleged cases OF rabies.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Civil Enuineer. In eess,ou.

The American Society OF Civil En-.
gineers held its twenty-eighth annual SEES.
sion In San Francisco. Delegates were
present from nearly every State In the
Union.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Iiyebuss Given Twenty Years

William T. Reid and William II. paly,
Is hrebugs who, at Cambridge, Mss5.,
HIsadsd guilty to fOrty-two indictments Of
Incsndiasism, the losses In which wNs>
over $4,000, 900. were sentenced to tho
Concord reformatory for twenty Zsam
1esh-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04

Miss Frances Il. Willard states that
the Worlds Womcn's Christian Temper.
ance Union, Of which she 10 president,
will meet In Montreal, Canada, either
next sprlnG or next autumn.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Said II Was Too Hot to Live.

Because It was too hot to live, Joseph
Moore, Of Monongahela City, Pa, com.
mitted suicide. While hunting q cool
place around the house he became exas.
perated and told his wife 1t was "too hot
to live" The next thing she heard Of him
was when his body was found hanging to
o tree In an orchard.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04

Convicted Of killing Her Hubbard.
In the District Court at Wichita, Kan,
Mrs. Irene Leonard was sentenced to
thirty years In the penitcntinry. Her hus.
band was murdered on the night OF Nov.
II, 1895, In his own home. the motive for
the crime being 5000 life insurance.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04
Kilis Himself and Babe.

In tit OF madness. resulting from o
drunken spree Of three days duration,
Louis Roseland, young Norwegian re-
siding at Pullman, ILL.,, forced his 2.year'
old daughter Weedie to drink glass Of
poison and then fell lifeless from the effect
Of deadly drug which he had swallowed
but few moments before.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04

-Four Childyen Killed.
Feur boys were drowned and thirtesp
persons were hurt Monday By TIE col.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04

Westsrn League STANDING.
Following 10 the standing Of the clubs
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-07-04

Standing Of National League.
Following II the standing Of the clubs
In tho National Baseball Len Ruc:
The herald., 1896-11-10
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Well-Known Business Men Accused of
Intent to Defraud.

In Justice Owens department of the
police court sensational complaint was
filed on October 3d. last, in which two
prominent business men are accused of
conspiring to defraud their creditors.
The matter has been kept secret to al
low the officers time to catch their men,
but leaked out yesterday.
On August 4th, the firm of James B.
Myer & Co., plumbers, doing business
on West Second street, made an assign
ment, their principal creditors being the
Crane company and ]. w. Hooker & Co.
Between August 4th and the date of the
complaint the creditors claim to have
discovered that James B. Myer and w.
o. Merrill, comprising the firm, dispos-.
ed of 100 shares of the capital stock of
the Los Angeles Gas Saving association,
valued at $4,000, with intent then and
there to defraud, hinder and delay lie
above named creditors.
Upon the complaint warrants were is
sued, but the officers were unable to
discover either one of the men. 1t was
found, however, that Merrill had gone to
Randsburg mining camp, whittier he
was followed and captured, being
brought back to this city. Myer has not
yet been located. The charge is seri-
Gus one, the minimum punishment on
conviction being one year in the county
Jail and fine of $4,000. Both the accused
have many friends in the city who re-
fuse to believe in their guilt and antici-
pate the dismissal of the charge when
1t comes up for hearing in court.
The herald., 1896-11-10
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Tillio Luchette Examined on Two
Charges of Grand Larceny.

Tillio Luchette, the sporty young Ital-
ian, was given his preliminary hearing
on two charges of grand larceny in the
police. court before Justice Morrison
yesterday. In one he is accused of steal
ing COW from A. Duyieux of 1885 AL
hambra avenue. The COW was sold to a
butcher by Luchette and slaughtered
for beef. The hide, halter and chain
by which she was fastened when stolen
were produced in court as evidence. In
the complaint his name is given as Joe
Rebbete, and after the evidence for the
prosecution was all in, Luchette's at
torney asked for his dismissal on the
ground that his name did not appear on
the complaint.
On another charge. that of stealing
horse and buggy from A. j. Bennett
of the Westminster Livery stables, Lu-
Ghetto was also given examination. H.
hired the rig on the afternoon of Octo-
Der 81, and did not return it. Horse
and buggy were afterward found in San
Gabriel, where they had been sold On
the ground that no proof had been aG-
duced TO show that Luchette had stolen
the rig, even though he had sold it, his
attorney again asked for his clients re-
lease. Both cases were taken under adj
visement by Justice Morrison, who
wished time to look up authorities be-
fore ruling on the motions to dismiss.
He will give his decision this morning.
The herald., 1896-11-10
ANGELES HERALD: NOVEMBER 10.

knew of his carrying the revolver that
he was arrested.
The following cases were continued:
s. G. Neal, burglary. examination on the
18th; N. Booth and John T. Dexter.
grand larceny, today at 1:30; Esteban
Juanco, petty larceny, Nov. 10; George
Gray, petty larceny, also for today.
Charles Folker, charged with steal
ing grapes at Fruitland, will be tried
this afternoon.
The Migrants had a hard day of it,
and the time for giving fioaters is evil
IDENTIFY past; the chain gang needs re-
plenishing. Robert Sheridan was the
luckiest, getting only ten days; Charles
Bouton, a healthy beggar went in for
two months; Dan McIntire, who attack
ed a man who refused him aims, was
allotted three months in which to re-
pent; Edward little, another beggar,
who approached man as though to hold
him up, but only struck him for dime,
came last and went below for $50 days
straight.
All Bing.a Chinese lottery ticket seller,
paid $40, while Charles Patterson, for
violation of the garbage ordinance, was
mulcted one silver dollar. which was
also the amount paid by Albert Bright
for obstructing the sidewalk at the cor
ner of First and Main streets by stop
ping to look at some pictures.
Six DRINKS got the regulation doses,
which closed the days business.
The herald., 1896-11-10

To Cure Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. Csc.
The herald., 1896-11-10

others No new facts were developed
in their testimony, and none were need
ed. Miss Lords testimony was all suffi-
cient.
The defense, when District Attorney
James announced that the people rest
ed, stated that they had no evidence
to offer at this time. and Barthelman
was promptly ordered held for trial
in the superior court without bail. He
was sent back to his steel cell in the city
Jail for the night but will be removed to
I he county bastile today to await his
fight to escape the hangman's moose.
What his line of defense will be is con-
jectural, but it will probably be based
on the theory of insanity.
The herald., 1896-11-10

All prices Of wallpaper greatly reduced
A. A. Eckstrom. 1924 South Spring street.
The herald., 1896-11-10
POLICE COURT PROCEEDINGS.
A Bad Day for Vagrants-Chain Gang
Candidates.

But few minor cases were disposed of
in the police court yesterday, examina-
lions taking up most of the day and the
smaller matters going over.
A wouid-be tough youngster named
Willie Temple, caught carrying re-
volver in his pocket, was fined 81 by the
Justice merely as warning not to carry
it again. Temple is the leader of a
gang of boys out on Temple street, near
Belmont avenue, and it was on the COM
plant of some of the citizens there who
The herald., 1896-11-10
WHITE is EXONERATED.

Before Justice Owens yesterday the
preliminary examination of Frank
White. charged with Illegal voting on
election day. took place and resulted
in the discharge of the defendant and
the dismissal of the complaint. 1t was
shown that White was perfectly honest
in swearing in his vote, and also in
stating his residence, but that he lived
on the wrong side of the street to be
in the precinct in which he voted
The herald., 1896-11-10
PUBLIC SPIRIT.

G. NJ. Heintz has received large i'm
portation of trees, ferns and valuable
plants from the Hawaiian islands, which
he has, like the public spirited citizen he
is, donated to the city. They will be put
in Elysian park
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
CpcrraTeoc 6utruen

Oct fOrteaes ON en- Gpr ethel.
Glermont, at bau tprleo.n Bra,
gpsn for at tisbs fig en- np sl,s,,
Otter at babe siort fit Suotisb, s.r
bet naturlisois eiter sammsI en-
Sru8 "frpmpss1 meb 2ramm,r a, !
SIanot ale be forftjelise 9on,,, T.
trpbiebe bans ScpeO. mebens han ,.'
Zig tiSrte biemOuer, bar ooIaa BEN ~
at ban piloe ~upsrrafe fin Son, s,S
piie fig opfffet i fin npe Graot, M
determining itoppebe ban mis-, :,
8eien, tlGbte fig al ps .uR,S. al
samIe sIeosr i Glpen. Der fprt, nj
bort. Wien bsr uu 2sier - m,,S'|
ploite life, at bans nbe &laSniuo n
iuIot no Of 8Osnen, mems ban f,,,s
8a ban efter 1Oseu esgen in, y.
iitanb til at finbe bperten ben nh, N.
ben samle &leonins, blsp ban rs, :
at fortiatte geien biemupsr pnt,..
liseiaa nsssn iom en- 8ulutuT.s, e.,
ppnaaebe bog fin Seniists Roal III
fan baube, Suitruen bl.O uu.rrss,s
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Seq bIep heller lite bnbret al Sppoet Iens.r.; bet bapb.
le9 laost ttlbase DisiousrOpos 9essme.
Wtine Sins par itabis faitebe paa ben buiS. Ssf. Tom MI
narmsoe fig Siousn, Der Omsau Spiens Sob, Ga buOr ben
mart tntslel &raerne piIbe ~unobrasss nit gItt.
Yaa en9ans ia iss ben til min SorbauIeIie aisre en- O,sn.
bling og latte affeo tiIpenitre oper ben aabne GILLETTE. Gen
bapOe laa ittert baabst, at bet par 8ptterens tSenRot Of
isss StjuI Stousn; imioIertio baabsbe lea nu at tOnm,
nGrrnsrs, 'oet is lrar breisoe W~aufausen en- biooouol
0tstnins Os s~aIuppsreoe frsmab.
Eisn buur sunite u~nbaleb.s par lite BEN inbiour. .s.as
laugiomms ssb imob min abIe Woros FIJI. % Iono,ro,.
Spring.
Snart par ben bpite SEP forbi Spi.n % iIsbs affi.b nan
Sletten, iOnl uOitratts fig basusb ben.
Seq iaa, at ies lite tom ben narusr., men at Miaorb.,
ntsuems oS ltaoig bleu tsrre.
'SD b,ar bog Ioro M - Bpurfor uur ben breper too,,
bort? "s'
5 bette StsbIt bsmGrtebs is en- mSrt gtptter p.O !Ssi.ns
JOB. Oct ipntes. iom ONT ban pibe msbe mia, ga han 5or
nlIot alpe0 'Hoe Sgtnlnscn leg funbs formelis bore, buor.
leOeS @rensne rasIsSs impO SsNsns Sibr, "a Rutteren =
ban 9lorOe alt, bpaO Der fob bans Mast for at fonn,
burt's aflteO, meOens ban paa famine Glib bsTrabte fo for
Ute OF Blue Jet AZ nOsen, Tom MATTE tuune befnO. ia noo
SI.tten. W ~"
Sss sl~en'sHSts min sssn ssfi os paa beus aps ben sr,I,,.
Srappsrs lang, finale e.,hIIs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

Seusr lille bapSe ies Glib tiIopers til at tante; ies fafeSe
mig Op paa Gprets 9ips Os reo no ganbet.
0a iss nu iua benoper SIetten, bemartsOe is en- Eel Sob
Jiyttsre, ium tom fra 9sren. Oct par SorfsIserne.
Gn par / spioi fen for benz, ps fsreno ies tunbe penbs min
Seft % fp, par ban tommen tot peb Chen al mig. Sch
UaaneIpist tuuOs ies fe, at bet par &euesoteu SisiOos
rouo.
"SIupel" ffres ban, ~benpttenbe fig al Goman6eiprcset,
% r.b @ftsrtrpt: "Set ct big, iom bar Iast benne gIan -
Ou faI Dol Sturt teu bpibe 5anse er min, 1atano, Os
on -
San f~uIbfSrte lite Satninseu. Seq bapbe enSnu Sppbst,
% min fer Naoneoer LANCE Siensite ct acknowledgment
tom mig osiaa MI til Rpte. Ntutanssu opfsrte fig sobt
% bruste mig meO faIbet Sppb inO Yaa min 6ienSe.
ct G.bIt efter pur ~gtenesateu tafst al Sstsn Os Iaa /
grasist, %siennemtoret al bet LANCE SppO, msSeus bet Spr,
ban bapos recst paa, berreIOs s~aIOppeeoe benOper Sletten.
Disn iGuiicis blep is csfaa par, at be pprise 9lpttere, nosIs
90 tpps iGaast, par Iise tot peo ps mart piIoe omtinss
mig
~SptteIisuiS fuIot ben Tante mig inO, at aQs, iom bauSe
Jet mig, bapbe antoset MIC for g8afuuo. SnOianerne 9eis
rem bauoe raabt 'gSafunOl" ba ies lob iorbi benz, % 6urs
~isIssrne raube "gSutanO!" ba be nGrmeOe fig; 9~sursutsu
iaIOt msc bette 0tuun pua fine 9eber; - ben ipGtteos SeN,
aappsn Os Sasuurfinpet. 9Opsobsoatninaen al Giar, ben
r,he Saunb, bet bpiOs aOrs - gIt bepiite. at is par gaa.
Ynno
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

$50
vt Stsbltt efter usbt.s ri Der, bpor Stopen snSts. wy
at oerIs ct Orb iprans ri paa en- os famine Gang I'll y,
osn' bpttsNe 9sits Os iuans os after op. 9imnsIsH ts ~
les iao after paa Itoro! -
"gta, ,inss RanOl" raabte Grapperen, ib.t nj itlts'
Jet afIteb, os inObent bsnSe ri piI mart pars "'
Spor - M bort!1
SeS bsbSueOs lite &aseS gaauinSsIie; inOsn ban lH0A'
Tor leg ufIteo iom 9inOen.
gi forltoo ies, bporfor Ssiisne par o~mbpttebs; Sn ~
Stapper 9auoe beresnst alt. Sapoe leg peb 9etrsn "p'
nun essn !1eit, pure Snbianerne bape fattet IRtStanH
peoo1eost at foripIse mig. Oct par ben ipGtteOs asarD]
lom 9apos lat mig iitanO til beISis at ubipre min Paa''
ROae iom g8atano.
uat W'oo par ite8et, iiOen leg TOM op paa min ts'n "
Se' par nu treble Sang, at ben os ben bpioe 9at u
10 cole Spr ifuIoe ailasse prspe paa fin 9urtSN''
0orOentninss fuIO, nsppe iitanb til at trGtte S'''"'
iss uioere.
SUoe Moro after tabe2 Oct SpbOIo, is ba''e ~
pao0s SraSt RrGriebeteu Ianst fOruO nGIteH I" :
men VfaaiieTs usnIise Cps tiIoo mig enonu at e Nen' :.
ten DGr auben, Os ben insbpiSs Stittelle lsOeoe mig W
Wteteor.
Y'uOlslis iaa ieS imiOIsrtiS ben Bpibe Sslt idgtn' 0'|
% lirar efisr itprte iamueu.
psSllttslis Dar iss psb Stebet % faFebs mig al sa"1
S'o1'na baUSe isIu siort fig los Os FOB M 0prsit f''a' |
uaS Rnissu | Saanssu,
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Sarntert, 6uiet og 6apen.
5Urrstuins meb grr Der | aanSet

Gprrstnirs meo Der Der | 2anbet
tassr mere Dipping. eno nosen tror,
nuar ban eIer bun life fienber III bet;
Der ueoIrsses ! MiIiOnuis Of gli,.
Gl.er bert gar, nalien / boer Stat,
% aiiGtnins faar be altib. Sslsen
ocrai er osiaa. at for bosrt Gar lasses
Der no flcre % flere acrsS al 9anb for
SGr'9 prtnius, % aIbris unsrer mon
paa bet, men efjsn % Gtistiel fal
Der tit.
Bladberrtes mpones paa ben lib,
oa andre Sorter Der sr iieloue, os
~iaaoanue bGr man netop berfpr lagse fla
efter at bprtc. Oct ital bore en- 9jenos'
sjerntns. at en- Wano bar iolst for
s400 al en- Gcre beplantet meo bens
ilass Butte; men ban bar naturlispis
pibft at fiuoe ct sUbt Rarteb, os for.
itaaet fig beltuo poo, bpOrlebes be fal
oDrfes.
Gf be met baarbfsre Hal "Snsbers"
bore be bebfte; be er life fulot iaa fore
iom Here andre, men be er isoere, bar
en- I'm OMIT % Smas, os inbpeuoist er
Der Sntet, Der er ipeisn for, at man
fan fpiie % ipRlae belle BQret.
2iseiom oft Slubet, Der bprfes, for.
LANCER naturlisuis osiaa Sladberries,
at usras bOlbes borte, elIers sipsr be
Srtet at fig; besuoen niaa bper SsIt
a~iitiares samle, tpfte Creme, tbi fra be
un9e Wars itub er bet, mo ifal pente
ubbptte; men beIer life bsr man till
labe, at ~iarbeles mango &obItuo ifp.
Der op.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17

aomob, Graab os Stris % utsgsr'
Splen, oip.
gaa Dor gsi pasierer ci Ru'rsrrs
al en- soelast 2auosbp paa en- pr
Den anies for at bore Gtrotaooar,
Yaa @~ranbien melsm Benjamin %
Gpbraim. Sospa 16. 8. Otter en-
balp Zines &eiie bar ri Gl'SirsD, en-
2anosbp paa 500 S~nbbpsssre, boOr
Der er ct prGstist S~prinspano os Hu'
liner al GiIerner os en- sammel &abE.
GraSitiOnsn bsretter, at bet bar per
ben beaise Samilie ~fanbisbe % laps
neOs Seiusburnet, rsnbts ttlbase I'll
SeruIalsm for at lebe siter BAN, %
ianbt BAN blnnbt 9arerue / Gsmplst.
8i tommer bernGit til Setbsl euer
8ettiu, iOm bet nj beber, en- elerlO'9
9aubsbp of Sptter, meo omtreut 5oo
SnObysgere. per itunoisr &eiisisllta'
bet for 3iboassboile % GOrfrtiin'n9er.
gpsns forriss Ssrlisbeo er iOr Ianse
iioen fo~rIpunoen. Selu Tuinsrns er
life Of nOssn pioere Sstpbnins. Der
ies 2epninser al ct 9aarn % en- s'rte
ipm % al en- Dam eler Giiterne, bpOri
Der M poEsr @ras. Bethel bar bet
Steo, boOr G6rabam paafalote ben
Serre, iOm bauos siuet BAN o9 bans
Giterfommere / Ganbet. Oct bar bers
ira abraham rsiits til 9gJpptsn, falot
i Griitslie ps blep al ben bebenits
8onOe isnbt no al 2anbet. Oct bar
Der SacOb, trGt efter 40 Nils &stis,
bOrte fra elast os 6rencer, to9 SteHe
til SOpeopuce % laabe fig til at ious.
l Muie. %. II. Oct bar Der ban iaa
Spnet - Stisen, iOm naaeoe fra SOr'
ben til Simmeleu, us Cubs gnsle at
itise pp ps neo. Steoets forrise Naun
bar 2u5, men SacOb iasoe: 9ette er
Cubs GUS os Simmelens SPORT, %
ban fulote bets Gapn Bethel, bet er
Cubs Sus. ga SerObOam is8te at
aiuenoe Solicit fra Guostieneiien i SEE
ruialem, pprettebe ban Ell sDlosn aulp,
mob builten SubuS &rUiet ipaaeee %
ben blsp soslast al uipnlise SGnoer.
SerobOam uoratte fin Saanb mob Grus
ieteu os ben blep uisieu,. men belbrebet
paa 9rOietenS Sorbsn. (2Rs l Song.
IL % -. % 2 Song. 23-15-10).
Oct bar ber i NerbeOen, at Der Tom
2 Su~nbjsrne uo al Gtooen (oer finbes
MI insen GtOu) ps isnbsrreu AZ 8srn,
ioroi be tilraabte 8rOieten Gtiia:
"9aa op bu l~faloeoe".
Otter bet 9abpluuiite 5ansenI fab
bebpebes Speu Of 8eniaminitsr. Ses
mere inotoses ben al 8eSpaiian % er
enbelis saaet neo til bens naruarenbe
ubetpOelisbeb. Sus 9rOfeteu &mOs
beoer bet: Ssser lille Bethel ......
3bi @ilsul itul bltue bOrtiprt ps
tOmnls / glenOisbeb. 8eipnbsrlist nOf
sr Bethel life neuut i bet npe 3eIta.
mente.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
8Ia6tcrrteS

er en- Sariurt, iOm iiiterlis Orange
oilbe ftaa fig paa at bprte. Der bill
operalt finbes Gfiatnins. % us, man
life nstop finoer ben, iaa er Der fulbtus
Srus / Susbploniusen - 5rust al
Que SIass bGrer 5rust Sslie babe
iur uHse % @amle.
Scr Der / 9anbet finber neiten ane,
itebs mere ripenoe Gfiatnins END for
Grempel | europa, Der iau Der ielu i
S~maabper fuapt leperes NOT; buOriOr bu
life lasse fig eitsr garoprtnins. naar
man bar en- lioen Hlst Sorb at afie til
8prtuius al SufuGrter, Der baabe Be-
taller fig cs brinser Snbtast.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-17
Gu Yren, iont furerer tteo
Wan0.

Gbbeo &nspp / @6rrisbUfsn / Sbbs
tpitlano bruser &oIbtpanDsmetbuben
paa ipse Wenneiter, % / en- 8ps, ban
bar ~itreuet, iOrteIer ban, at ban bar
biulpet iGroeles mango. S lin ling
bonn bar ban ielu meset ipselis, men
blep iriif peo at babe fig / folbt 8anb
% saa barfobet. Nu igses ban Of en-
Masie MenneIter. Manb, apiuber
% Sgrn, Gtanbsperionsr % fimple
5Ulf tOmmer til BAN. @aa 5 STARTER
~erpeoerer ban let $50 Gatisuter. San
sioer ale bet famine Stab: BAD big i
tOlot 8ano % saa b%ariUost. Sur gieu.
ip9SOmmen sjsr ban bog en- ~unbtagelie,
Gutienten faar en- salus, iDm er looet
af SOnn,ns Us llrter. @aeit pir.er ban
oeb lin 8eriOnlisbeo. De ipse faar
9iaio til BAN, % en- Gage, iOm pinoer
3iltro fan meo imaa Mioler aisre
S~iounoere.