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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-15

HOMESEEKERs EXCURSIONS.
On April z. q, and May 5. the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Railway com
pany viii sell tickets at very low rates
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-15
PROVISIONAL PROMOTION
gnusua1 Conditions Under which Captain
Reed was Made Commodore.

Commodore on probation is the unique
title which Allen Y. Reed, captain in
the United States navy, is to hold for
year. At the end Of that time, if he full
fills all the conditions which have been
made in his case, he will become a full
dedged commodore, and his promotion,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-15

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take laxative BromO Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money If il
fails to cure. 25c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-15
FOR LOVERS OF WHIST.
Diedrich Illustrates the Princi-
pies of the Discard.
DANGERS OF TOO LONG DELAY.
The Early Radiance of Weak Hands
An Example From Richard A. Proc
tor Which Points a Lesson DIFF
ferent From That Intended
by the Professor.

The following game, taken from Profess
CT Richard a Proctor's Forty ulustra-
tive Hands, ana intended for an example
Of the right use of the discard, shows
rather how perilously near to disaster the
viotors were brought by blind obedience
to the rnle Of .discarding from long suit,
strength in trumps being with the en-
envy
GAME Iv-THE DISCARD.
Cards held South-Hearts. TO- g. g. g. q
spades, g z, 6, 8. q clubs, none; diamonds Q,
J, s.
Cards held, West-Hearts, A, K, 8, 8; spades,
g. 4; clubs, A. x, Q, J diamonds, K, e. 4
Cards held, North-Hearts, none; spades, A,
<, @, j; clubs, 9, 6, 8, 2. diamonds, a, 6, g. g. 2
Cards held, East-Heartss 9, j. 2, 2; spades
10, 3; clubs, 10, 8, 2, 5, 4; diamonds. 10, g.
The seven Of hearts is turned as trump to
the east. South leads The underlined card
wins the trick, and the card below it is led
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-15
GAME rv-THE DISCARD.

Cards held, south-Hearts, 10. g. 8. 6. q;
9ades, g Z, 6, ;. 2; clubs, none; diamonds. O.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01

Charles B. Hood, broker and man
ufacturer's agent, Columbus, Ohio,
certifies that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery has no equal rs cough REM
edy. J. d. Brown. proprietor st.
James hotel, Fl. Wayne. Ind, testi-
fies that he was cured of q cough OF
two years standing caused BY Ia
grippe. by DR.. Kings New Discovery.
B. F. Merrill. Baldwinsvi.le, Mass !,
says that he has used and recon.
mended it and never knew it to fail,
and would rather have is than any
doctor, because it always cures.
Mrs. Hemming. 222 East Twenty
fifth street, Chicago, always keeps it
at hand and has no fear of Group, be-
cause it instantly relieves. Free
trial bottles at Hartz & Ullemeyer's
drug store.
Jaly Kxeursae.s .. sae Reek Isss.a Rs.ss
Washington, d. c., and return for
one fare. Tickets on sale July s, 4,
5 and 6. Return limit July 81.
Denver, Colo, and return for one
fare plus two dollars. July 4 and S.
Return limit July rs.
Buffalo, N. T.. and return for one
fare plus two dollars. July 4. and 6.
Return limit Sept. I.
One and one-third fare for round
trip to all stations within 200 miles.
July 8 and 4. Return limit July 6.
Chicago and return for one fare,
July to 8 inclusive. Return limit
July IL.
Milwaukee and return for one fare,
Is. 16 end II. Return limit Aug 5
For full particulars of above and
many other low rata excursions. call
at c.. &. !. & p. ticket Office or adj
dress John Sebastian, q. r. A., Chi
cago. or l. n. Allen. general agent.
llnvenr,ork
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01
PORT BYRON POINTS,
rmotioa Of . General Nature From
the UppeR End.

1nformotioa Of . General Nature From
the Upper End.
PORr BYRON, June 3O.-The Ma
sonic lodge of Port Byron had visit
ing brethren from Cordova, Rock Is
land and Erie, at its meeting
Wednesday evening, and after the
lodge adjourned the members and
guests took supper at the hotel
Nicholson.
Mrs. John Zollinger entertained q
lew friends Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Walker, of Princeton. visited
over Sunday with Mrs. H. Mcrrett.
Mrs. X. C. Swingley was in Rock
Island last week attending the insti-
tute.
Master Fred Loosely, son of George
Loosely, of Rock Island, is visiting
at Z. N. HOLSTERS.
j. w. Simonson and w. H. Ash
down were in Rock Island today at
the meeting Of the Rock Island
county republican committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheppard,
who have.been visiting relatives in
town the past week, have returned to
their home at Carbonate, Iowa.
Mrs. r. NJ. Savage and childf en-,
who have been visiting Mr.. Savage's
mother at Keosauqua, Iowa, returned
home Sunday night. They drove up
from Moline.
Prof. J. E. Bittinger has moved
his family to Fulton. where he has
accepted . position in the Fulton
college. All who are interested in
the schools here regret his depart
ure.
Rev. r. w. Newlands exchanged
pulpits Sunday with Rev. J. NJ. Hull
burt, OF the First Congregational
church of Clinton, Iowa. MI. HUI.
burt is . former classmate of Mr..
Newlands.
Mrs. j. A. AxelsoD, who has been
in poor health for long time, died
at her home this afternoon at 4
o'clock. The funeral will be held
from the Swedish Lutheran church
at $50 .. m. Thursday. July 2.
Mrs. F. S. Gates gave 4 tea party
Saturday evening in honor of Mrs.
j. s. Johnston. The parlor and din
ing room were decorated and q
large platter OF sweet peas made a
lovely center piece for the table.
The last meeting of the Chautauqua
Circle Of the course Of '95 and '9S
will be held this evening at the home
Of Mrs. A. Ellis. All who have at
tended the past season are much
pleased with the advance they have
made in the history. to say nothing Of
the good times they have enjoyed
socially.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01

h0D04D mDUMb
MILAN, June s0.-Menday evening
. sufprise party vas given 1t tkc
homo Of NJ. and Mrs. j. F. Bin9mhn
in honor Of Sanford Bingmans SVEN
ty-6rst .birthday. Il was complste
surprise. - Sanford he'd been sent
to sell horse and on his return he
found his friends at his homo.
Strains Of mnsic liant . charm 10 the
surronndines and dancine was be-
gun. At Il o'clock Edward Daxon,
Jr.. presented ARf. Bingham with Z
handsome geld watch - . token Of
esteem from his parents. brothers,
sister and friends. making . neat
little speech - he did 90. Mr.. Bing-
man responded aud wished all many
happy returns Of the day, afteI
which all marched to the slipper
which was served BY Mrs. Bingmsn,
assisted BY her daughters and Mrs.
George Gotobed and Mrs. C. H
Brsndenburg. After justice had
bsen done to the supper the dancing
was resumed, and it was nearly
morning before any one thought oi
going home. About SO couples were
present.
Last Wednesday . meeting was
held In the town hall under the fol.
lowing call which was printed upon
tickets: 'sAll business men, vii.
rage officers and tax payers. are re.
quested to meet ut thestown hall at 8
o'clock this "wednesday evening, to
take action in regard to Kidding the
village of certain disreputable char
acters. By Order of Many Citizens. I"
As simple AZ the call was some
people have an idea that the men met
with the intention OF enforcing mob
Law. Bat they had no. such ideas
and the meeting passed off very quiet
~ and without accomplishing any
thing other than to scare one Of the
''disreputable characters'' out Of
town. It is no use making thing.
worse than they really are.
From the burg of Sears comes 9
dreadful tale of woe and the cause oil
it all was . jug Of beer. Some of the
anti-saloonists were on Vandruff's
island Sunday and were enjoying
themselves greatly with the foamina
fluid. They we're seen and the affaif
was noised about that the policeman
of Sears and his gang were hav.
ing big time on the island with q
key of beer. ut would be ali
right" said one of the participants,
.'if it were true; but we only had .
jug Of beer and our policeman was
not in the crowd"
Mrs. j. w. Smith, of Sears, and
the Misses Belle Weaver, MARY
Crawford and Oletha Muse, took
their Sunday school scholars to the
Watch Tower. Tuesday.for . picnic,
and all enjoyed themselves very
much.
The people of Milan who 20 bath.
ing ut the Mill Greek sluice gates oil
the canal have been annoyed very
much lately in consequences OF q sack
fuk of cats having been thrown into
tho canal above the gates. ~
An ice cream and raspberry social
was given at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard KIRK. near Taylor
Ridge, Tuesday evening. Quite a
number of young folks attended.
A large mastiff which has been
making his home at the Milan house,
was killed Tuesday. He had bitten
quite . number of people and was
supposed to be going mad.
d. c. Daggett and family, of Mo-
line. and Ralph Babcock and family,
OF the Sand Mound. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley White.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01
4'ENIRY THE MAN.
Nominated for the Legislature
at Cambridge.
he DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.

Resolves the Honor By Ascasaasaoa go
ISIS O.s Wen Bestowed 40 Dsssrvs.s
h al Hssvssss-A very Wns sssss-
CAMBRIDGE, July 1.-The demo-
cratic convention Of the Thirty-third
senatorial district. assembled here
today. Charles Acllugh, OF Rock
leland, WAS elected chairman and F.
n. Wedge. OF Kewanee, secretary.
William AcEniry. the choice Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01
Rock Island county democrats. was
nominated by reclamation for the
Legislature.


- W. 0D4DDSboDs
The people OF Rock Island will hail
with much satisfaction the news Of
MIR. McEniry's nomination. He ID
not only . representative of the true
democracy Of the party. but of the
true democracy of the people. Born
and reared in Rock Island county, he
has always been identified with the
county's interests, as was no more
clearly shown than the work he did
for the Western Insane hospital loca-
ton in Rock Island county.
He has been q faithful party
worker, never Sinking, always en-
thusiastic and eager to do his part;
he 10 deserving Of the confidence re-
posed in. him by the Rock Island
county democracy and which was so
handsomely ratified by the conven-
ton today at Cambridge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01

Io3, ros. Io7 East Second street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01
RAILWAYS AGREE,


coasraet Dsawn - Anevane sAs Nsv
CssDssasss. xsssk Rssvipaoo 49, Hsssa
Avsaas n CsassAsssassa = Ulipun6Asa
Co.esssas.s .. RAyse srsAs es..ess.
Representatives Of the Terminal
and Peoria railrosd companlse Had :
conference yesterday whieA resuissd
In the complete adjass0ent Of the
right Of way dinaculties on First
avenue which have prsvented the
new corporation from procesdine
with building operations. And now
it IL claimed ehat al 10 lovely b.
tween the companies. and that he
Terminal company will resume work
Just ~ soon - the water rocedes 3
little aud that affairs will b pushed
ahead until the bridge 10 completed.
But as to the conferences betweon
the railway representatives. They
we're in session all Of yesterday il
the private car Of B. B. Gable, presi-
dent Of the Rock Island road, Who
was present, % WAS also Mr.. Aathsr,
general solicitor Of the Rock Island
road; Vice President II. 8. Cable and
Secretary H. B. Sndlow. Of the Rock
Island = Peoris; snd w. h. Wade
worth and FIJI. Blair. Of the Daven-
port 3 Rock Island Bridge and Ter
minal company and the Rock Island
Eastern Railway.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01
JOTTIN0s FROM JosLlN.

Budget Of Newsloes 0athsrod Aboai
Zans Township and Vicinity.
JOsLIN, June 30.-John Osborn,
now of Port Byron, was at Josliu
Friday last to see the folks.
Clinton D0nahoo has insured biz
hay barn, hay and other outbuild.
ings in the Coo and Yuma Mutual.
Rye 10 in shock. and oats 40 . rule
are 90 heavy that they are falling
down. 1t is said some farmers arS
moving them for hay.
Corn with the moisture and heat
we have been having is now growing
rapidly. It 10 now being plcwsd for
the fourth and fifth time, and ID
bsing laid BY.
n. A. Gould, Of Moline, county
surveyor. was up to Joslin Wednes-
day last for the purpose Of survey
ing a road near the fair grounds
which should have been surveyed
earlier.
F. j. Whiteside nas proven himself
a benefactor to his race BY putting
down . pump upon. our main
thoroughfare. We can now qoaf q
glass of natures beverage without
money aud without price.
Ben Payne. son OF Hon. william
Payne. who has studied telegraphy
in the schools, 10 at Joslin under the
instruction Of c n. Hubbart, with
the intention Of making himself
moro proficient in the art.
John Swank shipped . car load Of
hogs from Joslin Thursday last
for which he paid t2.70 per hundred.
Farmers generally are Of the opinion
that with such prices there 10 not
much Of margin with which to pay
debts.
The managers OF the Joslin fair
grounds desire me to say that there
will not be any horse racing. bicycle
racing. or other amusements upon
the fair grounds on the Fourth Of
July. The parties Who 20 advertised
had no authority TO take such lib
critics.
Sunday last Was ChiIdren's Day 1t
the Zuma Methodist church. 1t had
been postponed Two weeks on account
Of Evangelist Ittls's meetings 1t
Joslin. There wss . large gathering
in attendance. and the exercises,
which were conducted BY Roy Daley,
were very intersstipg.
AULTUN IN PARvo.
The strength which comes to %
from esting nourishing food 10 bet
ter than stimulation, because it 10
new strength.
The health which belongs to .
strong body. well nourisked by
proper food (properly digssted). 10
the only health that 10 lasting.
The differences betWeon Shaker Di.
gestive Cordial and other medicines
10 simply that It helps satare 70
make strsagth. Il does not profess
to cure sfokness. except - that sick
ness 10 gesult OF Weakasss caused
BY food not properly digestsd.
Shaker Digestive Cordial. will re-
lisvs de panGs Of indiGsssiss, and
make thin. sics, weak peopls - we'll
- II their oto0aehs bod nevoe been
out Of Order.
Il b . esotle aid 70 HE digestion
Of natureb stsaagth-naksr-Sood. :.
Al drugkists. Tfial bottle. 10
eente.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-07-01

Late in the afternoon they reached
an agreement which clears M the
troubJe which has been going on for
some time.
The agreement gives to the new
corporation-or the Rock Island q
Eastern Railway company. which 10
an Illinois concern and . part Of
the Terminal company right Of
way to lay tracks between Eighth
and Eleventh streets on property
which is owned BY the Rock Island
& Peoria railway and private parties.
the said tracks 10 DO located north Of
the Peoria's. From Eleventh to
Twentieth street the TERMINAL COM
pany has been granted . right Of
way by ordinance. The Terminal
company was also required to ia-
crease the height Of its pier ON Sew
enth street % that the Rock Island .
Peoria's spur track can be crossed
with . 7-foot clearance. These con-
cessions are made by the Peoria in
consideration of . written provision
that the other parties stand BY it in
cases where it needs assistance
which is equal to money.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-05

6rueu fGiter en- 9icnstcpi80; "3e8 iaar
iige bet mcO eugang, at icg brugsr Oitc en-
bpas Wrmo."
qigeu: seq oaidd, 6rue."
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-05
&c to Zines ioraieniec
Gruc.

Com Rssel isr man bsoit sntsn meo
bet bsIre caer oct u~cuitrs gle; Der er
pcl 'napt B Rsnueiier al 100, Tom fer
ltge sOot meo be9ss; en- rem SitIosn'
beo CT oct ogida, at man fer bcore meo
BET O~eutre sno meO bet bsire. Vie
minoettgbeo 9aar bet bog her Tom meo
6adnoen; er ct 0isnneits iieubEnot,
oa er oaiaa bet usuitre Ole bet far
pete, o. OmUenOt. Gn Stpttsr, Der
iister meo bsire Gle, en- Gsmauo, iCm
Ter 9iennem Sltterteu meo famine. flu
Der, eitsr lang 9aus. at bette sr bet
iterteite, rimcii9oiS itgrtet ueo 8ru'
gen. C9iaa for Erets 8ebiommenoc
bOloer bet Canine Sttf. GsIo ON On
bar IiSe aOoe Greu, uiI ban bog finoe,
at .Set, iOm bpppioit moa sisre 9ie'
ueite, bet blip.r meo 3lOeU mere Ivo.
bert, meoenS bet aubst, Der ~iieionere
l18ses 8eIa9 pnn, mere liOt eiter liot
lappes | Harp Spiattelis.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-05
9perg'Srer.

9aa GeplOn, en- flor, gnslanb tilb6.
renoe . / Spbsft paa eDbipioisn a
J~orinbieu. fnoes nOsle beipnoerliss
Slass famine 3pr, nemlis "oen bsIige
9raplsbs Gre". 2e er / sanbbeo
2psrssIIasten blanot Oyer, ben itgrits
Reprsientant for benz CT life ouer 80
CONNER bsi. 8 sluret 1891 bleu Der
ienot en- til Wlarauis Canterbury; ben
lspsr enbuu, er a~ntaselis 10 aar gam.
mel % 20 CONNER bpi; ben peisr 1904
Yuno. Yaa Gsplpu anUenoeS be I'll
Surtiss8 eiisr siennem 2anbst met
Cypress Eager os anoen let transport,
% bet paafaaes, at 4 al benz fan tass
ct tObjuls aisretpi meo Suit os zoe
gunbs gast al iorFjelis Slass ga'
gage ira 60 til 20 Wlil frsm ON "a
gen. De lsbsr ! ct itabist Spinstra,
eIsr @alup; ia be ital euoOs baps til
baselast 100 Wil paa en- Dag us Ell
0at ubsn Mao os 8anc. Snssn lien
Der npset til bsrss Giiiamning. 3 one,
1000 Gar bar be uarst fienot paa Gsp'
Ion o. / andre b~uObbiitiite 9anbs.-
Scientific American.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-05

6bsrt Wennsfs CT en- gerOeR for flo. -
Qaul gOurgGt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-05
Np lGgepiocmfabeIt8 Ops
oaaclie.

Meo bet aIer fsrite ian Sfentligs
bsoen / banit "SoipituIstioenoe" pents
en- SHentliggierelie al ben unge Sts
benFdbsmanb Or. 5iuiens iibite Sps
oagelIe.
Oct breier fig ON 2piets Snbpirts
ming paa SubIpsopmme.
Or. Sinien bar etpet fig al meo
oisIe llnbsrIsgeller al 2Diets 8irtnins
ger / forTielise SilfGlOe % bets ans
penoelIe / Mebicinens Sieneite, 9iens
mem en- lGngere aarrGtte. Oct bar
unber bisIe Spri6g, at ban ppfanot
bet MI bersmte "rsoe 99relie", bpors
peb 8oppepatienter 9iennemgaar Spgs
oommen upen at paniires al be be-
tisnote Ir.
Sottoren bsgDnote De npeite 5prIeg
Iibite Ssit. Gjennem bisie er bet ba
lptteoes bam - man tgr haube be-
%initiot - at helbreoe Suplls.
9enne SuoipgbOm bprer til be dllsrs
dfitpeligite. Den angriber iiGr NGs
fen, Iom ben Dperiadr meo bldarsoe
Suar pg unbertiben ganIte borttGrer.
5pr be ulpttelige, iOm biotil bar be-
ret anerebne at benne tubertuleie Spgs
bpm, bar Der ingen Rebning. 2tot Ell
ter libt ineg Soften Zig pibere og BIZ
bere, itaOis ansribenbe npe friite &jsos
belle.
Oct er bsnne Spgoom, iom Sottos
rem MI bill tltrere peo Si9lp al 2D'ets
9irfninqer. San uoiatter unoer pisie
5orbolD ben Sbge for ct me9et itGrtt
Chs, (. Gr. e~lettrit Chs, ioet ban peb
farpebe Glas bar uoeluttet ale 8armes
Itraaler. Gn ung MGno, fom bar
Itartt ansrebet, er / be iipite 9age bles
pet belbrebet paa benne Muaoe.
Sorissene sr giprt paa ben elettriite
2bsItation / @otbersgabe | Sisbens
babn. 9eres f~ulpItanoi9e Silenbes
brinselIe bill fsrIt he | asbet al Soften,
men Sottoren anier benz bog for iaa
piot fremfrsbne, at ban MI, iom idgt,
bill publieere SpbageIien en- al be fsrs
its Sage.
pda ben anben Sioe n9rer ban nas
turligpis 9etpmrins for, at benne Sps
baseIie, ON ben tom for tiblig frem
fine Gnfeltbsber, bel9rt al be ubeloige
Silfalbe / spitlanb, ituloe tunne MITE
noset at fin gstponins. Ran ian
berfor piitnot bore filter pud, at Or.
SinIsn, naar ban MI publicerer ben, er
litter paa bens Sutees. Sagen piloe
aaerebe bore fommen frem, ON lite
Dottorsn | lansere Sib bdpee lissst
fps ps FORT fprnplig isien bar funnel
pptase fine Stubier.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-05

8'oer W1anoen aptnoeu fin 8eIfuttelIs
os aoinosn Wunben fin Charm
seq slOroe en- 9auis for at unoe ben
slimrsnoe Gfieit Of bsnne SnOleonino.
Wen efeften uoeblsp alosles. "g6o",
tartte ies, "bet er beoft bu taasr Rep
Orosl'nserHss gramisil us ititter no
Sentimentalitetens 6pttemah".
Seq sisntOs b~eriOr: "Sulbe, tilbs.
oellesparoise, buOr lpftelis oiGoe itte
Den bore, iom eiter 2iuets Gturm I'M.
DER 2lloareliens itptilbpuebe Simmel
tuitoe laa tase fin EjIilugt til ct sn,t,
lDlellssfulSt Sisrtes bsitige, iuapie
Slomiterbeb."
seq 9lorbe NOT ct Spbulo for at 'e,
botltet SnStrpt beune ientimentale llo.
spoelie ifnlbe sisre. Zen iortousoe
uOen ipnlis girtnius. Gen itipnns
lOrbleo tolb, fslelslDs, fr~aitsbeube.
Saa meset Spfleri trGutcoe mia bnbt.
50rIt ienoe mig en- &nraply % iaa at
lt9e paa soo ~paraplyif Qnmuoe mia
ON at lsoere ben tiIbu9e isien - ps
M!
Seq forls9te enonli ct Bar storms
leo, men meo famine Stejultut. Cube
Zig git bun %iaauiOt, at bun uobrso :
WIEN par ba iua mil at iurTtaane
mts...."
Oct bar fOrmeset! Seq u~noitplcte
min Srlllsbeo meo min teiti9e 9iOens
Itab % iasbe benoe euOelis lise uO
"Seres @Oobeo at ienbe mig beune
BaraplD aniaa ies iom en- Spmuntrins
til ielo at intiuoe mig hos Gem.
Sun iprans pp, Ell GOel Sarme jog
en- bpb Geome pp / benoeS @niist, o9
bun ~iparte: "ga, buOr 5 @anoiol,
op9 er lnobllfe! Saa bib oa, at Spnet
al 2em uS 2erss lanse 3palen Der.
neoe plaseoe mig / ben Grab, at jes
IOretrat ~inareit mulist at ienoe 2sm
min Yaraplp, for enoelis at bliue benz
fpit".
Ut ies peo benne upenteoe S~pIpsning
maatte baoe feet ~iuriGroelis bum uo,
er mere euo trolist; imiolsrtio iattepe
ie8 mig iaa sOot, jes tunoe % sienmG'
Ieoe meo al ben Sruni, buUrouer ieS
iOrisieoe: "Suloe 6rgten. 6uao tuan0
8em bel til at blipe psb &iuouet, bpis
Spnet al mig bar Sem iaa ubebases
list2"
gun trut baanlis paa stulbrene %
iparte leenoe:
"Wten bpr, min ~besapeoe Serre, bpis
ies MI uenteoe paa min pirteli9e &iGs
reite? Seq bar ben SGrs!"
90 oermeo fOriuauot bun IND ct
auoet Sarelie. SEQ 9iprOe bpire ON
% tpfleoe al, ~eiterat ies paa ct SOrO
bauoe last fra mig ben tpetpoiSe 9as
raplp. 3erpaa gift iss biem % neo'
i,rsu berue upbpseell9e Siitprie til
esen ofientlis EiitraiieIie % iom ct af'
NrattsnOe Grempel for ale esenfl9rs
lise % rnbbtIoife Wtnnoiulf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-05-05

meaegemer. or ina lang. at Der meos
saar los al bore anr til Rsiisn ON.
firing Soleu, % bet uustst at Gcpiuu
tilbasslrsssr ire Ulit | Gsiunost.
germuOa.E srue er en- @ruppe al
800 emunSer (buorai fun IS clrr 20
sr befoIist), ps De pnatr1iiss $50 NiI
/ on for Nortb Carolina. 3 1898
par Der en- 8siOttnins al %tiliammsn
1850 paa bisie Ger.
Der s,ues i 8sr0sHs 8~Oitu1ien
ca. $4,000 iOrfleaise Glass SRI
mRrter. 7