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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31
ANOTHER Downs DEAL.-Another Of

ANOTHER Downs DEAL.-Anothero
Col. Parry Lee Downs's transaction
in real estate was unearthed by
lawyer in the Record Office OF
Tuesday. Downs had among h
clients Mrs. Annie f. Tennent, a widow
She gave him 800 to invest. Colon.
Downs had a mortage executed who
purported to convey to Mrs. Tennen, 3
lot and dwelling on Pratt street, nea7
Penn. On this Mrs. Tennent loaned
her $400. The mortgage was signed az
sworn to by man who representeI
himself to be Joshua H. Blickner. The
claim Of title stated that the properly
came to the grantor from his father,
John Blickner, by will. There is no
such persons as Joshua H. Blickue9,
and there is no will of John B.ieknes
on record in the Orphans Court. so
one of the name OF Blickner had any
title in the property named.-B0
,yOre NeirS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

FAUQUIER LAND SALES. Co!oue.
Richard Rush sold, on July >, lis
acres known g. Alvord farm. to Mrs. C..
NJ. Pattie for the sum of 5000 K. H..
Rush. auctioneer. sold for Commissione-
C. NJ. White, So acres in Fletcher Is
Bro. vs. Smith" to Fletcher * Bro. for
800, and for Commissioners c. n.
White and K. 4. Campbell, in Brown
vs.. Webster. house and lot OF one acre,
to Mary Brooks for $l2o.-HGrreHton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31
WooLAWN FARMERS CLUB.

The Woodlawn Farmers's Club met
at the home Of E. E. Mason July %,
President Harrison in the chair. The
minutes of the last meeting were read
aud approved.
After some discussion about the hay
and wheat crops the secretary produced
blank from the Agricultural Depart
ment and called for the views of the
members TO aid in filing it out.
1t was thought that the corn crop
now promised 80 per cent. above an
average, oats about 40 per cent, timo-
thy less than half crop, potatoes SO
per cent. above an average.
The question was asked whether
there would be patronage sufficient TO
warrant the introduction of husking
and shreding machine in the neigbbor.
hood. 1t was answered in the atfirma-
tive, and that w. S. Anderson was eX-
pecting to get one. Major Hine stated
that such machine had been operating
10 his neighborhood and the cost was
50 per acre for machine with 2 or 5
hands to be boarded, and they would
put through about 5 acres per day; ,
wagons and men would supply the
corn to keep the machine RUNNING if
field is nearby, and ? men in NOW to
stow the shredded fodder, also l man
to put away corn in crib.
In conversation about fodder stutfs
it was stated that German millet was
excellent for increasing the flow ofmilk
if cut and cured when the seed was in
the milk state. 1t was also mentioned
that COWS would not eat sorghum.
A committee was appointed to con-
fer with the Housekeepers' Club and
arrange for the annual meeting an ex-
cursion down the Potomac being pro-
posed for August %. The meeting then
adjourned. W. GILLINGHAM, Sec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31
OTHER ROADS MUST NOT CUT.-A

OTHER ROADS MUST NOT CUT.-A
copy of Judge Simonton's order re-
straining the railroads from cutting rates,
was served yesterday on Commissioner
Haines of the Southern States Freight
Association. The court modified the
injunction Yesterday to allow the Sea-
board Air Lines cut OF SO per cent. to
remain in effect until August S. This
was to allow the road time to give the
required ten days notice before advanc-
ing rates. As the situation stands now
the Seaboard has reduced rates good
for nine days more and the other roads
are enjoiDed from meeting the cut. The
order was also modified to allow roads
to run excursions. The hearing on the
restraining order is set for August 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 81, 1896.

people WHO know nothing about
the currency question except what they
read in gold standard organs most OF
which are subsidized-and who there
fore know nothing about it, vainly I'M
agine there is only one side of it. and
that the gold side. That they may De
disabused of any such erroneous idea
and learn that there are two very
distinct sides to it, it will only be nee
essary for them to read the following
extract from the London Financial
Ne,cs. which, it may be remembered,
took an active part in the effort to pre-
vent the reputation of the Virginia
debt, which some of the leading oppo-
nents OF the Chicago ticket were then
advising:
There is plain moral in the remark
that if the United States would venture
TO cut herself adrift from Europe and
take outright to silver she would have
all America and Asia ut her back and
the command of the markets of both
countries. The barrier of gold would
be more fatal than any barrier of a Gus
tom house. The bond of silver would
be stronger than any bond of free trade
There can be no doubt about it that il
the United States were to adopt sill
yer basis tomorrow British trade would
be ruined before the year was out
Every American would be protected,
not only at home, but in every other
market. OF course the United States
would suffer to certain extent
through having to pay her obligations
abroad in gold, but the loss of exchange
under this head would be mere drop
in the bucket as compared to the profit
to be reaped from the markets of South
America and Asia, to say nothing OF
Europe. The marvel is that the United
States have not long ago seized the op-
portunity. 1t has been piece of luck
that it has never occurred to the Amer
leans to scoop us out of the worlds
markets by going on a silver basis"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

"Do YOU say that you are against
Bryan, but not for Mckinley? Then
you contradict yourself. If you are
against Bryan, you want to beat him,
and how can you beat him except by
being for Mckinley? The talk about
nominating third ticket in order TO
preserve democratic consistency is not
the talk of the sort of men who are
necessary in this emergency"
There are sermons in stones, but the
above is one in the New York Sun, by
far the ablest of the boilers, which is
plain enough for even the most obtuse
of the Southern democratic opponents
of the Chicago ticket to learn aud in.
wardly digest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31
Bush Meeting at Purccll,iIl1

Tickets for the above occasion VII. g. y.
sale August 3rd to 9th, inclusive ina i-
August 10th. at S1.40 for the round &
Special trains will leaye Alexsndria On
and 9th. at $50 3. III. Returning. cave ~
c,llvile =: COS p m. arriving n: AleNii''i ~
at S:lo p. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31
DIED.

The funeral of the lste CHARLES ?:
,CRUMP will take place from the residence OF
his sister, Mrs. Edward Hantznon, LILO
Duke street, at 10 o'clock tomorrow tsatnr-
day) morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

THE ABHoRRENCE with which the gold
standard so-called democratic newspa-
pers of the North now look upon parti-
san spirit is ludicrous. Heretofore they
have been the leaders of partisanism,
but now, when they want to defeat the
resumption of silver coinage, they de.
test democrat who stands up for a
low tariff, and republican who insists
upon the cardinal principle OF his party
"a protective tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31
sion that they might grab some of thu
wreckage.

SOME OF the protection and boiling
newspapers are finding great fault with
Mr.. Bryan for not announcing whether
or not he will accept the populist nomi-
nation. Mr.. Bryan has been nominal
ed by the national democratic conven-
ton, and has accepted that nomination.
That he has done so should be sufficient
for ell good democrats. OF course be
naturally wants all the votes he can
get, whether they be those OF populists
or republicans, but few right thinking
people think it at all incumbent upon
him TO be either accepting or declining
auy other nomination that may be Of
tered him by any other party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

BAsEBALL.-The games plsyed by the
National League baseball clubs Yesterday re-
suited as follows: Baltimore 10, Boston . ;
Pittsburc s, Cincinnati / ; Cleyelsnd 1, St.
Louis 5, Philadelphia II, New York . ;
: Washington (
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

THE PRESIDENT has we'll and proper
ly issued another proclamation against
tilibustering attempts upon Cuba, the
territory of a friendly nation, and
notifying those engaged in them
that they must stand the full con-
sequences of their illegal acts. That
he should have been wise enough to
do this, and foolish enough to have
issued his war manifesto against Great
Britain, naturally increasesthe curiosity
concerning the true cause of the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

ARNoLD's BRoMo.CELERY. Trs
unrivaled remedy for Headaches, Neur& -4'
Seepessuess 10 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

The steamer SerYia, with the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company on board, ar
lived at Boston this morning from Liverpool,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

Near Williamsport, Pa, yesterday s
little two. year old girl saw her shadow
in tub OF water, and leaning over to
catch it, she fell in and was drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

TRY A BOTTLE OF LIGHTNING HOT
Il DROPS. Price % cents.
WAKEFIELD & HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31
cause.

IT Is hardly possible that the boilers
will nominate ticket, for the plain
and sufficient reason that the vote it
would receive would be ridiculously
small, even smaller than that of the
boilers in the Greeley campaign. In
order to prevent the exposition of their
utter insignifcance they must merge
with and thereby conceal the paucity OF
their numbers among the republicans,
as the New York San, their most COM
mon sense exponent, advises them to
do, and come out openly in support of
of Mr.. Mckinley, the high tariff repub
licau nominee, and which paper is bold
enough to tell them, truly, that ticket
of their own could not get the electoral
vote OF a single State, probably not
even majority of the votes in single
elective district in the whole Union"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-31

4 NEW YORK gold newspaper says
the success OF the national democratic
sicket would revolutionize our fnan.
cial system. 1t would upset business,
unsettle values, play havoc with indus.
tries, snd bring on general disaster.
That this would be national calamity
second only TO that which menaced the
country when Sumter was fired on must
be obvious" OF course, it would do
nothing of the kind, but if it would,
the paper referred to ought to know
that in a country of seventy millions
people. and where every man has the
right to vote, thousands can be found
who would welcome such a condition
and strive to effect it, under the impress
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30
Gtf Nrbeioe ttInut.

Timber &ubrifen "IieneIte isaes"
laitss fornplis | en- al 8sitsns Gpiier
ct Guertis cement, Der tilfuloe maa iises
at illuitrere en- amerifanf Setters
Nemme os Sororinsslssbeo. Der fob
nsmli9:
"4laos isses al en- spst 9ppOsraf,
iOm psiaa er competent til at Opsrtase
9efprelien al builtetiumbelit 9eparte,
ment / ct 8ostrptteri eIer hos ct Gor@
la9sfirma. @il aiceptere ct Sroiesio.
rot boilfetiombelit al Gfabemtern..
Sar intet imuo at u~noeroiie / Gefura'
tionsmalins % Stisnifrift, Seometri,
Grieonometri % mango andre Sioens
ltaber. Sar psiaa fOrisst fig iom Sag.
prabifant. Oil tiGise tunre Jamie en-
liben areos al tnse Gamer % Serrer,
ipm MATTE snift r%lnoeroisniug be
bsisre 8ranber. Sor en- Taublnee
eler 2istornsS pcratsr pil ban uars al
uitatterlis grroi; eIer ban bill mso
Sornsielie mObtnse en- Sti1ins iom
8as. sler 9enorianser / ct Sausfor."
Sorunberlts not bleo bette IpertisI es
ment inbrpttet sjsntasenbe Dag efter
Gag, bpjltet tpoebe paa, OF ben besa'
uebe Setter life tuube Opuaa nussu'
iombelit Guiattelie. Msn enbelis en-
Dag Tom Der fslseuoe Giaes til Gns
noncen:
"GfterRrift.--gt 1ilbub ON at iase
% busse geb til llnoerpris pil meb
@l9bs blios mobtaset."
Otter ben Dag ~fOriOanot Iuerttsi:.
os 8laosts 2aiers MATTE b.raf
antas., at ben aliioise Settlers auro'
itaber tilflut bleu paaifisnn.t. y
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30

genet filler fig tfter OmF1nbtebeb.r'
ne bsiit uIige. Wtosns It iialelis os
IsgsmIis iunot WenneIts 6rrer arb.is
BET uoen at tnp, aftr1ftsr bet Tdmm.
arbeios ben Wismooia., lltiIfr.bis os
Betpmrebs. Sinosit.mnine.n filler
'i9 til arb.tosnpbeIi.n Tom Rpb.IT.ss
miolern. iIRGrtngsoptas.IT.; Sinbs.
itsmntngtr .r Ida at fig. IN. til al tag.
og FOL. pad o9 bliu.r b.rfor heller itt.
tagne pioer. | gstraatnirg, % bog .r
De ct al bet ouelig. 2ips biotioIt, sFats
torer. Stsmnin9en Tan blip. ct Ianbt
g'posIIesmioosl al araft; bet tdrpes
IigIfe WladItio Inag.r en- mdnb, ber
er I goot !6umGr, og b.nne Smftrnoig'
FEB pirter igi.n Itprtsnbs og opmun'
trenoe pua bans SinbstiIitanb. ct.
bpert Salo .r IN mere .rIsr minbre .n1
itotg Wtrtiombec, fiRlslis .Ier l.ssms
Zig, o9 bet pIeier at puatrptt. W.nn.4
'tet 1T farlia. prrs. Strpbb.r.,
Smeoe c9 Stomdg.re ubotT.r beit.mt.
5dssisnbommsIigbeOer; 2~ss.mstrafa
ten og 9eb9seIissmdab,n .r tbpiP fors
Itjeatg bcs bisis Golt. Wen bet n
life ben eniibige 5ugsosII., Der allen.
frembrtn8er bisie aIninbeIig betienbt.
etsnoommeIi9bsOer, men meo,t Emp,
pt9ers en- minor. bstitnbt JnoFDosIIs
pau Sunofsben. Oct GnfiOig. Otb ct
aaIo fremmsr CAN'T. Ittert life Sunb,
bscsn, men be for1tieltgs aIasIer al
2epsbeie er nuturligpis iii. paa m.a.s
n9r Iigs itaosIise for Sunobeo.n.
SaanooGrtss og observation-disclosures
aniees for iGrligt ubIatt. for bslbr.bss
Itaoenoe Pdapirtntng unb,r ubsptlf.n
al oeres4rbsib.; bog sr bet for en- Sta
t"iitttsr umuligt at i~amm.ulign. b. en-,
telts 4rbeiosgren. m.b 6peranor., ba
Der peo 9alg at 2iDstalo al,r.b. aiss
rec 8dlg al Snbioio.r, - ct R.nneFe,
Der bar inase Wutlsr, bItDsr ii,losn
Sme0, og en- trdftig bpgget Os bel ubs
billet Wanb bIiber iisIOsn Gtrabber.
Naar bet altiau .r en- ajsnOsgisrnins,
at I. Gr. Str9obsre gisnnsmsaaenb. er
msgst i4gelis., iaa fsIgsr lit. beraf, at
Str9oosr3aanbDGrtet er gisnntmgaas
en0s mer. ftabeligt enb mang. andre;
0runo.n CT, at mango fpag. Rsnnes
fer bltper Strebb.rs
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30
al storbritauniens Gfsport.

Gtsporten til Snbien bar | 1888
barb 1875 Wtia. go. os Gtsporten til
Guitralien famine gar 25.4 Drill, -
altiaa 80 Wtil. ps 9.4 0fi1. Bb. mere
enb | 1894.
3otaleiSpurtsn til ale be brittle
8Olonisr % geiibbelisr bar | 1889
uaro 1O.4 Mia. Bb. mere enb / 1894
% til iamtliss frsmmebe 9anbe 20
Iiu. Tb. mere enc / 1894; iaal.Sss
en- 9otalforminoi felie af belle @tspor.
ten paa 32.4 Wtiu. 3d., naar 1889 us
1894 ia%mmeulisues.
Oct er al oisie os talrise | iamme
8stnins pesenoe 5afta, at mon ~luttsr,
at ri mariner os en- ny lib @eroens.
barbsIeus % StoriuouItricrs Siitorie,
- en- Gio, i builten England tummer
til at inbtaoe en- relatipt mere befeben
tummsrcisl o. inouitriel Sitting, snb
bet bar siort | be iipits bunorebs Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30
Rnerteruo'ns Oriffepile.

(spns.s m,o .s.n ypelosi po.r ct glas
gauo)
Sfeoano, fdrStIl
gu Tal HE otter. alro. min eirt.
% Waltsl 90 grriuft % Dine
Stal bereftsr GIoris mig pine.
Seq loosr poa StauS
Ut iupe tun 9ano;
Ren bruo. fOm "Rsbitin' grrno,oin man
Tan.
Gusbror, farrell
Hu @eieue Hines; tbi netop tipsls,
Wens Sagsn blso sru,lis brsftst,
Seq frsmfOo os oFos0t 2sftst.
Ttsn bet FIG fOrfaar,
Wan tar fg en- 5aar
I'll 'msbicinF grus', bpis man i~aaOont
attraar.
Stdal oa, min Gen!
8tlosoane foGoer - ia burra! for ben,
Der oritter al ipruoIeuos Rib.
Eli boeroaSs iaao.l iOm | SilOe.
den CT man liot iiut
8 stolt trsr Bug,
Saa tar man iom W.oiein granbro,n I
Srus.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30
Operherreocmme
paa Samoelcns 90 Snous
fricus Smraaoc.
Set GLIDER uo al Gnglauos Srnoer.

Sra 9onbon Tripes 22oe Nai:
Association Of Trades Protection
Societies boIot for nosle 9aseu iiOen
tit Garsmsbe | 2pnbpn unoer 2eoelie
al Scr. 9. O8ben ira Wan6eiter % /
@arpar al 80 Sslsssrebs ira aIs 9eIe
al 2anbet.
8 ben Of Sormanbsn ppla'te Garss
beretnins bersrteS bl. q. Stlainsen os
uoii9terne inben Storbritarniens Srs
ouitribrau6er for Eieblittet. Ginuuss
miniiteren erfIereoes / en- upIie bolot
Gale at babe uotult fig for ~iausuinTt.
5 @irtcli9beoen baooe 9anos!S Snbu.
Itrtbrdn9cr albris FIR baut iaa utiare
5remttosuoister. Gamtiris bite ben
alminbsli8e Sanoets itatiitit for belle
8erben, at Der bar inotroaOt ct almir.
oelist Dipping. Nso Senipn ii!
Sorobruset Sturbritannien bar ben
oeri latte 8apital falOt fra 9 Bo. Strl.
/ 1874 til o go. Is CD. i 1895 pr.
Gcre, builtet pilOe iise en- Sormino.
Itelie pau 1913 8ia. go. / SapitaIsn.
8Grbien al 9ano % gpsuinser in'
ben Sorobruset, bpilten for 20 Gar
iiben beIsb iis til 1000 Mil. 9o., par
M falSt til 1000 Wia. Tb. Spab
ben enselite S%erninbuitri ansit, msos
bette SOrmanoen, at bet oar ben al'
minbelise Renins, at Der / be iets
WaaneSsr lite O siOrt nosen birstte
@euinit, Tom funoe siue Suub ON Or
I~tatnins for be iibite Glars FAB. GnSs
lambs internatipnale StiQins inben
Ssrntraosn bar fulbtauois reoolr.
tiUneret | ubelotg &etnins | sammsu.
lighting meS 2pitlanbs os geIsiens.
5Or nusle Gar iioen bapbe @nslanb
efspprteret aft bet Sern, Suoien i'm
portereoe, fleo uilotd9elle AZ 5000
IONS, iUm ienbtes fra SpIflanb. Ru
babe bet iioite 2anb inbtasst Gns'
lambs 8laos. GusGanbs Sernefsport
til Snbieu par f%Ormiuoitet meo 10000
IONS (?) % 3pitlanos gtsport bar
blsusu iprssst / tn ttliuarenoe Grab.
8elsisn, fem for faa glar iibsn tun
etsportereos 500 Tons til SnSi.n,
ienote MI $500 Cons.
gi antSrer bisie Tal uben of tunne
tontrua.rc BEN. 81. CT bog inaen
Tuil unoerfatet, at Gnslanos @fspprt
/ be iibite Sar er aftaset paa en- for.
urolisenoe Mtaabe. Gstsenbe Tal bill
babe a~lminoelis Snteresie:
garoisn | Wiaiunsr go. sterling
NJ Etnrbritouuisua Ef5onrf
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30

pras1e en- Iaaoan 2unorsn, at bet rio.
tls GAP Sisnlpo i JielOst. ct tort
Grnepar, iom bapbe Gilbplo Der / 1isl.
bet stltsOs. Tom flDueube, %. ium OBJ.
ltrer1t al Carmen, ipaosbe be runot
Sleraets Cop | Gnsit for fine rnser,
= funoom n9rmenoe fig eteOet, buur
ot lab, ipeioenSe pua cs meo fine buasie
Girs. vi bacbe nj. bullet us en- strnb,
% iaa freo ri opou.r, ben enc .fter
ben anben, tlatreoe Os ilgp ium hi bsbft
baooe lart, itunoum paa ale Sire, ION
man Tiger; tbi Spitisniusen bar brat,
os efter en- Zines 5urlsb bar ri uaaebe
op paa 9oppen al Siti6urn.
vi fob oa Der, hi 6isloets esnu.r,
irtaa, men lirsslaoe; tbi bibup at uaa
bapSe iaa lange paret bort Manl.
Suftsn bar flar % bsitiosbIaa, ~iguoaas,
mtlo ps fcnoasstlar. gi bar MI Tonne
iaa bit, at oi naiten truebe, at bet
lite bar irert lanst up til Simmelen,
Der, boor @ubiaoer Dor, boorum Dor
Moor iaa pfte babe ~fortalt os, % ri
FOB os iaa up for liseiom at Ic, ON Ri
lite fanSs ie belt up, os bOis pi firTems
n'tst bauoe funnel ipns. ben eana,n:
"Nearer to thee, my god', Iaa bauoe
ri sisrns siOrt bet, iaa i siubst oplsf.
teos fSlts ri os, oi unse.
Si git M berOppe paa 8ierstinben
os is9te efter ben "glettasia", bupr
2uriiter, Der beitiser bsnne 9inb, bru.
ger at ftripe fine Raune, os fanbt ben
eHSeli9 tiliioit. 8i bleu oa after slabe
aabneoe ben, Us fanbt Yapirerue meO
aus be 1~frepne Napne; men ba ppba,
9soe ui, at pi fife tuuoe itripe. gi
latte os MI paa no9le Stene peb 3as.
len for lt9eium at ie uopoer 8erben.
ga ri iaa, % ri iaa, % ei- fslte ps
Iei.rfifre / ben Tro, at Ri iaa liae til
geroens gnoe; ia Ri felts ps iaa pcl
tilmooe oerocb, ps geiret par os1aa iaa
fa9srt, % SVlen i~tinneos iaa ret al
Siertens 2pI. 2unst borte / Sjmmet.
bpgningen funoe ri ie be ~blaanenbe
Naier, unoer % be itaalblant. 6iorbe,
Der forsglotes al SommeriOlens 2ps,
blante iom en- @loris. @i fab ba Der
lGnse iUm ~iurtrnQeos coer aft al tort,
os itient bore Zine tuubs Itue, o. tat.
tenoe / bore Sierter Dor fiare 0tpr,
Der bapbe laost os faa SOB at saa o.
ls 'aa neset fort % ifjSnt, - reiite
oi os fra bore SGber Saanb / Saanb
os glade poer ale be SasenS Spuer,
Der iaa itjsnt bauoe mattet bort Be.
SiRr, % ~oanbreoe biemuoer trlbase til
Seteren. 8, berIise GItenituno! gu
er MI lnnsit %furiuunoet, men aloris
fan ou gaa al Winoe, men lpoer enonu
flar ium Safobs Stierns!
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30
Gen FORTE Seperotgbeo

paa gerbensuofiainssn | garis 1900
pil blipe 9eloncles aiampsteleitO Top,
siennem builte man ital ie Maanen
"paa en- Meters gfitano". Speilet til
GeleItopet ANTON ben ODE Wai fra
Seumont til 9aris for Der at unber'
taitss en- lang os panitelis 8roees.
Oct peier $500 Rilosram, er 2o5 Ws'
ter lanst % O,S7 Meter tptt. s fin
nuperenbe Sfitfelie er Speilet oarb
1000 Grancs. I'll 8aris fsrtes
bet pau GrtratOs; bet bar inbpattet /
tptts, blsbe "copper" ps plaieret I en-
aasie, omtrins bpilten Der bar itupst
So % Salm. 7cset git / laneiom
Tempo % ituppeoe fun en- Gang nn'
berpeis. goleriusen, iOm nu ital be-
spnos, pil tOite minoit $50 1000 5rancs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30
IeuneIfets 9rbeioSfraft

6slsber fig til benbeb en- Sbpenbebel at
9eItens, bog er Der ~betpbelig Sorfiel
mell.m be .n,elt. Wsn.Iterac.r I Iaa
Senieenb:. uboitlins.n at @rbeibss
truft.n for.gaar iapnt ftig:nbe, tnbtil
ben naar en- big Ssib., paa bbiGten ben
6olosr zig. inbtil ben besDnbsr at ibn,e
meo Qloer.n. aptnb.n tan sienn.m,
inttlts pb. noset ODER Salpbel.n al
Manbsns arb.iostraft, men Sorfiels
len er psrlenbe t be .ntelt. 4~lbsrstlass
Ter. Sbinben psisr forboIbspis Minis
or. .nb Wanben og bar Dso Iamm.
9Ggt minbr. Wuitulatur.
arbsibsSb.lI,ns Dirt % Stsrr.li. afs
bans.r for en- for Del al St.mnns.n.
Gr man | ouarIist Sumsr, saar Grs
b.ioet I'll. fra 9aanb.n, man blip.r
tiolis trrt. s sObt Sumsr mrrter
man n9It.u life Sr9t6eS. Deb be
minbrt gsmiblsb. ipiIsr St.mninsen
en- iarlis tor Roa.. RrrinssIors og
Summer hammer oft. bers5 Qrbsios,
lpIt. Bep9s.lI.r blioer %langiomm.,
tres.. ipas., og ba grnarins.n ofte
sr mansslfulO, .r sinbslibelisr oft.
al en- n.g.t inbgrib.noe @irtning.
Spppigt CT bet 10 bet llfitr. | grift.ns
ZEN, Der ,r Grunb til Summer og
Sorg.
en- anoen ! bet buglise 9io bpppist
inOtraosrbs os ioGtteuos s~iHosbspe.
g.lis sr Spending; ben fysmbringer
uro, utibig SOer, unpttiSs MuIieIb.s
pGgsIIer, Siertebantsn, auleespsnin.
ger % Sgpnlss6sS. Oct ianm. .r
silfploet m.b lltilfrsbsbeo os Sfufs
f,iIsr. @rbeibsts SnoFpo.li. paa Sc.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-30
Gen hbirife Sernbane

Ifrioer raItt o9 reselmasIi gt frsmab.
4aa Stratnin9en 9i6eliapinf-Dmf
besgnote Trafiten aGsrsbe | Guau5t
1895. 8sriOubefOrbrius.n sr bibtil
iorr9aaet meO 3ois ug 4be alasies
Bpgus. Reu oa Decentralization er
iorsSet itte ubetbbelis, aster ma bette
Qar osiaa at inbrette anben alosies
8usne for 3riitsn. goIttos, iom bib,
til er erpsberst 2 Sang. | useu, ftal
bereiter ufisnbes 4 Sanse. 8 2sbst
al bette Nar baabsr mar at funne
aubne belle ben n.tiibirifte 8ane inb.
til &rasnoiart for a~lminselta 9roFf.
Itslsm Moitua os OMIT ital Der af.
ienbes birette saaenoe aursrtos. Gisie
Ioss Surtisbeb fiat / Gi6irisn bare
rs BERT | Timsn. 9a I bette Qanb
WtooelaiitanbeR me[em 2 statipner
upsisr 40 gsrt, oil aurertcsst iaal..
bes bebsu. omtr.nt II 9ime for at
pas isrs en- Stattonsaitaub, built.t er
sanite psnt, iammsnlisnet m.o ben ito.
lisere geforerinssmaabe. Den trafit
bare Strainius fra petersburg iuo /
gibir,en til 8rebbsn al S.niiei iulOe
bl, 4918 Sim. Gf bel. ben fbirifse
8une er pmtrent 26oo 8m. aGer.be
aabnsoe for prOuiiiOnel 2rafii. ga
Se~rnueislinisn | fin 5ortiettelis afbrp.
oes al guItuliisen, til bpis besss Ell.
Der ben er leoet, bar man paret / 9pil
ON, huorlsoes SammsnT utninssn b.bft
iunbe Re. Mtan bar beiluttet inbtil
uibere at beisrse Cusrfarten peb 5jalp
al 9ampiarser meb Ssbrponinssssne
sfrsr Msnifer al be paa be ameriianits
eiser auoenote 5artsier. {, 300, 900
8ubler sr anuiite til bette Gormaal.