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Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Mr., ADDICKS FOR VICE-PRESIDENT.

Handy and Ball Want 60 Begin a Cam
paIgn TO Eclipse in Interest the Sem
atorial Contest Of 1895.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 15 This city
wss honored Saturday by the presence Of
delegation from Delaware, beaded by
senator Handy, OF New Castle county,
and Hon. Newell Ball, formerly a member
OF the House from Sussex county. They
came TO ask J. Edward Ad-
dicks, tho gas man OF Boston, to
permit them 10 use bis name as Della
wares candidate for Vice President
They assured Addioks that n he would
consent they would at once begin a
campaign In his behalf that would far
eclipse In interest the exciting Senatorial
contest for 1895, and which would. IN
their opinion, not only give Addicks con.
troll OF the Delaware delegation to the St.
L,uis Convention, but also secure for
him the nomination for governor next
year.
Statesman Addicks is represented as
having replied to the visiting Del
awaresns that he had no desire to serve q
term as governor of Delaware, even
though the nomination should come TO
him unsought aud with entire unanimity,
but that he would again enter the canvai 8
for senator this coming Autumn In the
event Of DuPonts being turned down by
the Senate: and, In case Dupont Is ad q
mitted to seat In the Senate, then
against Senator Gray at the expiration Of
the latter's term.
II Addicks should yield tothe desire Of
his friends to enter him for sthe Vice
Presidency. they claim that It would
materially interfere with the Efforts Of
Powell Clayton. late OF Delaware and
now Of Arkansas, to obtain the Rspubli-
can nomination for Vice President, Eto
secure which Judge Clayton. OF Delaware
county, Pennsylvania, will 20 as ia dis
trlct delegate to the ST. Louis coEven-
ffou
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
sned For Alienation.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 1s.-Mrs. Bella r
Loyett has commenced suit in the supe
rior court against her father-in-law anC
mother n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Horny +
Lovett of Boston, for S25, 900 damages foi
alternating the affections of her husband
Albert b. Loyett, who is a well known
newspaper man. In her complaint Mrs
Lovett alleges that her husband was told
that unless he deserted her he would bs
disinheritod. He therefore acceded to the
wishes of his mother, It is alleged, going
with her to Boston and leaving his wife
in a destitute condition.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
BeRIeT Declared Insane.

A i1ry Of inquisitlon sat In the grand
jury room this morning and passed upon
the mental condition Of Thomas F
Begley, an inmate Of the Delaware State
Hospital at Fsrnhurst. Charles B. Evans
represented the petitioners. The Jurors
were Nathaniel W. Ratledge, john Gal.
laher. William DouRherty. Richard
Morgan, Frsncls A Foster, William l.
Dilworth, Joseph Bacon, Alfred p.
Crockett John Guthrie, r E. Frsncis
K @. Pierce and William M
Anderson. After hesring Superinton
dent Hsnoksr's description Of the mans
mental condition the jury declared 1t tc
be unsound. In short time tho chan
cellor will appoint & trustee for hls
estate
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Against the Coal Combine.

ALBANY, Feb. 1s.-After a debate be-
fore crowded galleries that lasted seyera
hours the senate adopted the Robbins con
current resolution calling upon the attor
noy general to investigate DIR. Morgan.
coal trust. The attorney general must re
port TO the legislature il in his opinion
the present law, which was passed In 1898
is adequate, and if not the Legislature IL
prepared to give him all the additional
power it can to meet the existing situa.
ff,f,
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
CASES QUICKLY DISPOSED OF.
A Jury Awards a Verdict Of $500 Against
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr., Executor.

A Jury Awards n Verdict OF $500 Against
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr, Executor
The Superior Court calendar Is melting
away so rapidly that it will have to be
rearranged aud tho work will prob
ably be completed before to-
morrow. This morning, in the
case Of Henry Kroehl VS. Rene ] Fou
geray II. H. Ward representing -the
plaintiff. reported that the sum OF $3.50,
proceeds OF the sale OF Union
Park, $275 90 had been distributed
among employees, and petitloned that I'll Q
balance remaining Ia the registry Of the
court be applied 70 payment OF costs
leaving only $40 80 for distribution
among the creditors. His petition was
granted
In the case OF Charles Il Jeferis vs.
Frank d Carpenters executor. . jary
awarded the plsiniiff $500, that amount
having been agreed upeu by the Itignnts
Toe osses Of Vincent o Hnl vs james
Ginn aud others, and James f.
CHM vs.. Vincent o. Hill were
continued until the May term
Thomas Davis presenting a phyaicisn's
certificate that Hills physical condition
will not permit him to appe.r In court
Lilburn Chandler was permitted ia file
an amended nsrr In the cases Of Luther
w. Ewing et al. vs.. Alfred Elliott et
al. and Mary Toy. The case was carried
TO the foot Of the list.
la the case OF AbrAu Stein. ct al vs.
lsaso I. Qdigley, William s. Hllles,
representing the defendant obtained a
rule for security for costs. the plaintiff
being a nonresident
Continuance until the May term was
granted ia the case OF the Forspsugh
Company vs.. the News Publishing Com
psny, Mr. Ponder fling an amended mare
which changed the issue
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
striI.ers Return 40 worI..

BUFFALO, Feb. 1s-The strike on the
Ellicott square building has been declared
Off and the 1000 or more workmen who
have been out for several days went back
to work. she contractors conceded the
demand for the admittance Of walking del.
egates to the building, and they will be
allowed 60 circulate among the men dur
ing the noon hour Differences as to wages
will be arbitrated.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
penlh of nIr.. ]. II. ManIer.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Feb. 1s.-Mrs. Susan
Manloy, wife OF Hon. Joseph II. ManleJ
Of this city died Of pneumonia. Mrs.
Manley had been i'll for two weeks, and
on Friday her sickness took a serious turn,
developing into pneumonia. Mr.. ManleJ
was sent for from Washington and came
homo by special train. There were with
Mrs Manley when she died her husband
and her children and other immediate rel.
NJ
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Maggie oIArk seriously Tpiursd.

Maggie Clark, well known woman
living IN cabin just beyond Market
street bridge, was nearly killed on South
Market street last night A farmers
team. hurrying to get across the bridge
struck the woman as she was struggling
across thestreet with a bucket Of coal
She WAS knocked down and run over, the
heavy wheels crossing her hips. The
woman Is about SO years old.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
FOR cANADA's DEFENSE.
Three Million Dollars to BE Spent For
Munitions of War.

Three Million Dollars TO BE Spent For
Munitions of War.
OTTAWA, Feb. 1S.-The sum which the
Dominion government will ask parlia.
ment to grant for purposes Of national de.
fense will be $4,000, 600. The new rifle
with which the militia will be provided is
the Lee Enfield, combining the Enfield
barrel and the Lee magazine. Announce.
ments TO this effect were made in the
house Of commons yesterday afternoon.
Tho total number of the new rifles to be
purchased Is 10000.
For garrison defense the imperial au.
thorities win supply 2s rifed guns, charg.
ing Canada the base cost Of manufactur.
ing
Instructors from the British Royal ar.
tillery will be sent out TO drill the men,
who will be recruited from the various
city field batteries.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Caught In a Revolving Shaft.

John Lee. colored employee Of the
Ford Morocco Company, had his tight
arm caught In = revolving shaft this morn.
ing and was quite badly hurt. BE was
removed to the Delaware Hospital. On
the return from this trip the ambulsnce
broke the rear axle st Fifth sud Wash
ington streets. No cne was hurt
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
The .wind-Up' Of Social EvsnInr,

At the house warming OF the Tuxedo
Athletic Club tonight there will bs a
ge neral good social time. A double wind
up OF tho evening will be between
George Kelly and Harry Roberts. OF this
city (eight rounds) and The Rosebud" /"
Of Philadelphia, and James Rodgers lof
this city.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Gat ono of rha.e noohs.

We have a few copies OF beautiful
work, handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures of high artistic
merit. which will be sold at 81. 70 a copy,
which is about one-fourth the putlica
tion price. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedia at 81 %, worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL ofice.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Hand Out whlIe Pla, Ing.

While foollng with some of his com
panions this morning Willie Blair,
Postal Telegraph messenger, WAS
accidentally cut across the
b OF the hand by knife DR.. F.
Roop Smith took three stitches in the
wound, after which the boy was taken to
bis home. No 9i5 Reed street.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
TO DINE DISTINGUISHED MEE.

They VIII Re the Guests OF the State
Sunday school Association at a claI tor
House banquet Tonight.
John Wansmsker, DR.. Hurlbut. OF New
York, William q. Reynolds, of Peoria,
Ill. aud a number of ether
distinguished. Sunday School workers Of
the United States viii arrive in
the city this afternoon At 9 80 this
evening these guests will be bAnquetted
at the Clayton blouse. at which dinner
fully 100 plates will be laid.
The dinner is given by the Delaware
State Sunday School Associations officers
In the interests OF international Sunday
school work. Chief Justice Lore will
preside and among the local
speakers will te Rev Merritt Hulburd,
d. D.. Judge Leonard e Wales, Charles
w. Pusey, William X. Crosby, Charles
Baird aud Charles II. Csntwel.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
parraInr In Underuoa1l

The bsst values for the price ever
offered The largest stock and best
assortment for Winter wear at the low
est prices at Ross 2l0 Market street
The celebrated Glastonbury Health
Underwear Headquarters for Plush Caps
and Working gloves New t0c. Neck
wear for 25c.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Death OF WILLIAM 3. Ryap.

William 3. Rsgan, 70 years old. Of
Middletovn, died yesterday. He had
been inhrm for a long time and z r
Cochran, Jr, was his trustee. Deceased
leaves one daughter, Mrs. John w.
Warner, OF Middietown.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Doath Of Viola BrIckiey.

A certificate OF the death Of Viola, the
s years old daughter Of J. Elliott
BrIcklev. Of No l0l Jackson street. was
recorded to day. The cause OF death was
diphthefia.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Paper Pattsrns. Ton Cent?.

Lsdlee, read the fashion article on the
third page Of this paper and send ten
CENTS to the EVENING JOURNAL Office fo-
an up to- date paper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
CIenrea w,th on for aoljapd.

The German steamship Standard
cleared this morning for Flushing. Hol
land. from Marcus Hook. with l. .2e0 600
gallons refined petroleum valued at
Evening journal., 1896-02-18

once Seventh and kinE, Phone B15.
h. 7. Sergeant dealer In coal and " God
kg-TarEa pea coal for family mas
* Hiokorv wnod for open gratas
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
pnper Patterne. nan Cente.

Ladies, read the fashion article on the
third page OF this paper and send ten
cents to the EVENING JOURNAL cfice for
an up-to-dhts paper pattern.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
THE ORDER HAS FLOURISHEU.
Increase OF 1. 200 Members of the Junior
o. u. A. Mechanics shoyl at To-day.
Council In MiddIetown.

Iuorsaso OF 900 Members of the Junior
o. u. A. Mechanics showl at To-day.
Council In MiddIetown.
The Junier Order Of Uoited American
Mechanics, which has shown remarkable
growth In Delaware in the past four
years since 10 became distinct and inde-
pendent from the Pennsylvania organi
cation as regards It's own government,
met in state counsel at Mlddletown TO-
day
The delegates gathered at Mlddletown
early this morning aud tho sasslon began
at 1880 a. m, with large representa-.
tion. Nearly / 900 members aud twenty
four councils we're represented
The Junior Ordsr Of United American
Mechanics Increased IN membership
from 1850 as tho records showed on
December 81, 1891, to nearly /. 900 by
December 81, 1895. According TO the
report OF the state council section. tho
following interesting figures bave been
obtained from last years work:
Paid for siok and death benefits. s5 2ls 70
iotai recelpls TOT YEAR. .......... lb3ls ~
Assets at close ot year. .........,... 9.l70 %
Totsl amount Of expenditures. 1lg28 "a
Excess or receipts s...................... 2393 81
At the end Of the FIRST year the mem
bsrship was Ss3 Thus the order Ia three
years gained coo members There
we're three councils and now there are
twenty four
The Wilmington delegates who went TO
Middletown on the 18 Delaware train
to-day were:
Noble Thompson, Samuel e wler.
Frank w Mcdowell. Frank w. Plerson,
all Of Eureka Council. No /.
w B Haddook, W. o Lynch, o w.
Young, Clifford Mendnban, J. n.
Anderson. ell OF Diamond, No 8
Harry d. Blllany, William H. Hanna,
/. Parker, Fred Ross. Of Winons. No Q.
w J. Mesrns, J. l.. Kelley, Garfield,
No TO-
]. T. Blles, T. B. Loifman, Welcome,
No. z.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18

II costs but little 10 make your walls
radiant with brilliant touches Of art from
our collection of the latest wall paper
ideas for every kind OF room and every
kind Of effect.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
MANY VARIOUS WAYS.
Street Improvers Have Alto
gether Too Much Advice.
JERRY SIMPSON WE'LL RECEIVED

The ex-Coneressman Relates Many Iooi-
dents Of his ohockered LIfe-A Schooner
Meets with Lots of Troubie-othor Hap
psninRs About the Town.
Evening journal., 1896-02-18
Derry" slmpsOn Wen Received.

The schooner St. Croix, which passed
down on Saturday for Boston, In tow of
the steamer Orion, was towed to the De-
aware Breskwater yesterday inja leaking
condition, IL being unsafe for her to pro
coed on account OF the heavy sea pre-
vesling outside. She had been toMed to
Philsdeiphia In leaking condition while
bound from Baltimore to Boston, and
upon the report Of Board Of Surveyora
was decided TO be fit to proceed.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-24

1894; / bet Gdr opfsrtes Der Der
9anoet life en- ensite SmsltsoDsn, me-
oens Der nuiortioen, ioruoen oisie 4
aiqdntiIte Spne, CT % bill TONNE unosr
Qr6eioe 20 me. Sieionert og feb
mere bruqss MI 3rrful; a~lminOeIigit
er StsutuI % Gotes iom 9rGnoIsl.
s idmms Wauleltot 9dar bet oqIdu
Fremub meo Qrooufticnen fra Ro1inq
Uias % Stdala 9erterre; altto er BEN
ooreuoe, % bet / en- Iorbauisnoe 6rdo.
Der tr / be 6oreusos Stotsr "a ia
britsr iOr 1itpirfning al Serus og
Staals groer; % GotomotiOs 5d6ris
fer; 36 Ssrns og StddIsS tibsbpgs
ming guros; ga Gar arle Borts;
112 Gar D6esl Borts" og 112 Gar
building WortS".
5oruoen ali bet nGprts er Der ras
turligpis utaGige andre 5dbriter, hoor
Giloirtuing forsaaar al be foritisaige
8ienItdnoe, Der bliOer iii al Sern og
Stddl, Iad Der pda ale Gdnter al Gan
bet finoes fore aunoer for. bpdo be
mGgtige Gpne ubippr ira 1T glsoenoe
SoGlg.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-24
8anoon, Renpiac 60, Winn.

Nenpille CT ct al be iterre Counter |
Minneiota; oetS lig9cr / ben mere iDoligc
Gel, % omtrin9 100 Nil @eit fra Minncas
polls. GountpirOet er, eltr rsttere ia9t
bar, 9eaper Sails, tbi beO en- Iiitemning
for mart to Iar iben bleo bet betemt at
Guuntpets Sppeoitao berefter fuloe barre
Slipia, bpiiten ioite SD lisser beo en-
Serubauelinie, mspcns ben i%sritnGpnte er
noole Wil fra en- FABIAN, og elers ltg9er
temmelis afibes. SmiolertiO er oct enonu
uafoiort, ON GountpiGoet Hal t~orbltpe !
SIipia, ioet nemliS Seieicret, bpcrtil Sasen
bleu appeaerst, bar ai9ipet ben aienoelie,
at bet ial ilpttes tilbass til geuoer sails,
men man bar Dog foaet en- uoIrttelle meo
cSlptniuaen, inbtil Sasen mulisens paanD
Tan iomme pp for Ssiciteret, cg pa bill ben
blipe enoeli9 ufsiort. Senne sag bar als
lereoe fpitet GountDet en- 5000 Saler, os bet
foar NOT hi StatteDoere lpie iprr mar ri
lal sisre ct @reb | Dor qengepunS for at
uprebe ole bisie Smfotninger, nteil en9aIl9
maa M Gountpirost blipe ibttet enten
til ben enc sler anoeu = % 10 isr 10 Deher.
Sette Gountp bar ca. 1900 Snsbpagere,
bboraf autoeelis en- Sreoieoel er Norfe %
soeuIe. &c Torfs leper fornemmelig ! ben
norbpeNlise ps iposhliee Gel at 6ountpet.
Ser | ben ipbsilise part ct Der 6 NeHisbe'
Der, Der biptil bar paret bctient al to Nre'
ttsr, men mart blioer Der NOT trs, iSst sau'
s.s @snisbsS % be tire f~Oreneot &ir'sr astsr
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-24

al fable bosr fin Qrst. Zen, Der biotil bar
oetlent nGoute Wsuisbeotr tiliraes, gdt.
ar'ng, er ms orastu iii Ybilaoelpbia, bpors
ira ban bar facet &alo. Spnooens Reni0s
Deo betlenes %iortiosn at 9ait. y. 8. 8osns
lie.
Ser ! Sanoou loipnibip cr Stsrieoeltn
AZ Sefoltningen Rortc, aisnt Der CT ooiaa
en- Gel Ginuer cler 3pGner, iom bar boet
Der | lrr9ere Sio. Sc fcie at benz bprer
til en- Seft, iom moi bcnGpnes 5iboliter, oa
DC bar bet meget meo at raobe o. ftiae o.
bore ia ioCrt / fine s~uSstienflise Sams
rtentomitcr, ON BET eno life sr iulDt iaa gait
M Tom t%ioliaere.
Ser poa Steoet bar ri ogIaa en- aiboloss
lorentng. Ter bar engaua IRE iliee, men be
to andre ogoe bort, - lite netop, iorpi man
MI CT minore oibolocnoe sno for, men al ans
ore 8ruroe. llnsocmmen tGnier nu paa
at onnne en- Screening for fs ielO, os bet bar
otttnot en- iaare priielig Sins, naar man
blot tunce iau noaen, Der funbs leoe benz /
De rstte Spor / cnbosr 6enieenbc, for ellers
tunoe De lettelig iomrte til at feie ND paa
en- eller auoen bis, 90 bet pilOs 10 pGre be-
orgoeliot.
W itsrre o9 ncget opbDegeliet Msoe bolos
tes %iornDlis paa bisie aanter. Set bar
aarsmsoet al en- Screening of 9reitcr os
SGgfolt, Der bar til Sormaal at pGttc os
fremme Sanien p9 Snteresieu for 8elis
9ion3folen, oe tiaise siter 2eilisbeb pil
oirte for Stiitelien uf lln9oomsiorsnineer,
bpor iaaoanne fan fomme iitano. Ser biep
talt nldn9t ct pGtteuoe, %iormanenoe os ops
mitntrenoc Orb til beoitc for ben paa mango
Steoer iaa iuort forismts @eligions Hole.
Ter bleo ~ligeleoes talt ON 2Grernes nsos
oenoi9e lloounrelie, at be tunbe blipe ifif=
feoe til at paretage Ell iaa oistis Gierning,
liant De 6orpligtelier, be babbe paa fig, %
BET rette Gorbolo, be / ale Waaoer bapoe at
ubpiie li9eoberior fine Gltber. Man buroe
~iaaleocs life BABE en-, Der, iom en- Saler ubs
trptte bet, "beoGgeoe ii9 / etpilebritiac Mos
TONER / Gait til Sariemuiittens Soner,"
mco andre og iimple Orb oanieoe, en- iaas
ban ituloe man uoen oibere Geremonier iage
opt.
Noele faa blep unosr Mspst optasne |
6oreningen, bpis 6ormano er Yait. 8. So
tensgaaro / MaoiiOn, SetretGr 9ait. Sbors
iOeen / ct. Sauies, cs &asierer Sr. g..
&ali9lano | Minneapolis.
Ser bar enonu en- Sin9, iom fuloc tile
isics - nogct, iom Ell &orreiponoent | als
minocligbco life 9len,mcr at nGone, % bet
CT, at @peoeprtierue er laa lape. gogle
pleicr ogiau at tale ON 8riicr / famine 6ors
b%inoclic, og Speoepriicr os @riicr gaar 10
o9iaa iaa puttert paa 8irr, ipm nan Ter,
men MI trcr ieg life, at ies bill itrioe mer, -
unotascu, at bet CT ioritrGtteli9t, bpor bet
ioag ip1cr o. iner. Guar Spo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-24
3ru,t TT WiS.

Srummcno lisger oeo Smaba q. &. 80
Mil fra alblanb. Set er insen flor 9laos;
TIL ben bar fun omtrins 1000 Snbbpgsere,
Stsrteoelen Stanoinapcr. Ser er Guit,
Ctpsn 2umber Cos Sasmsle, iom be-
Firitiaer pmtrins $50 a 800 Mano ON
Sommeren paa Mslen ps ON 9iuteren
Sio0sn. 9i bar bapt en- COB Sinter, % ben
Sne, iom ri bar bapt, bar nu n9itsn saaet
bort, men ben Bite Marts ON Ratten til
fsrte gpril iit hi en- poloiom Sneitorm, iOm
leplaaeocs of nogle sanite iterte Soroens
arolo, iaa man iunoe nriten friites til at tro,
bet bar en- 8esniorm os ben lite april bar
Ri to 6oo Sne paa Warfen igien. gDer
bar inoen Saloonsr, berimoo bar ben 2
@ootcmplarsioser, en- ensslf % en- MORT,
ium arbeioer iprist for Saiooneus aifui'
ieie. 5 bet &irtslie sr alt lille. Weuiss
beoen, iom for betientes at paitpr Grots
beim, betieues M at paitOr Cannes fra
IIblanb. Nels Sagen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-24
WSbbO. Mtuu.

Mebens Noropeitpinben tuber runot 9Ggs
gene, oa ieg iioDer inoe og fieoer mig oper,
at troos bet at hi oft ifrioer ben lite Ipril
CT bet ali8epel fig Sncitornt, at "Secorabs
Qoiten1 life tunoe fonlme frem til beiteitt
Sio, bpiltet ben altio pleier at sisre. Saa
Tom lea / Santer ON, at bet ntaaIe iunoe
intsresiere nosen al 1Ioiten"s 2Giere at faa
bore liot fra penne Iftroe at @erDen o9iaa,
tbi iisnt ieg lere Iar bar lGit "Eccorabs
Qoiten", iaa fan ieg life minoes noecn Sang
at babe Yet no9eu &orrciponoance BERTHA.
Meu MI bar ieg bcitemt mig til, at Der fal
tomme Ell, iorubiat at ben life bapncr /
Yapirturpen.
@ibbn er Ell tripeli9 liocn gD belis9enbe
pco Great Nortbern Sanens &oOeolinie, %
ligc &|icrtct al ct tort gOot Excitement be-
itaacnoe for bet n,eite al StanOinaper. gDcn
bar 4 @eneral Stores, al bpilte be 3 eies
al Stanoinaper, % ct SrDgpoo5 Store %
ct 0roeerp Store, be9ge itanOinapife, iamt
2 @aroiuare Stores, iom eies al Noriter
2 bante % en- ameritant Smeo. st Srugs
tore, iom o9iaa eies al Ell Norfc, . 2urtbeis
parbs, 2 Glepatprsr % ct 6reanrsrn o. Der
CT Sabelmogeribop ps SlaSteribop, en- nofif
% en- amcriianit &irfe, og Ri 1apoc 3 Sas
louner iuotil iioitleoen lobe Worts; m.n pa
lit benz 4ftep os bet ct at baabe, al DC alpris
iaar Snopas / Iibbp mere, for bet er en-
6prrctning, iom 9oot tau unooGres.
Deb Senipn til fOite Iars aolius iaa
bar Den opermauoe rig. &peoen gap nCiten
opcralt fra 80 til 40 guibels pr. Iere,
Sabre fra 60 9uibcls pr. @cre % opoper til
80 oe al anpsn @rpoc / GorbolO o~ertil; men
Iaa CT bet pisie baarlige 4riier at tla9e oper
MI ioien. Set cr bog bebre, cno bet bar
poret uu ct Gar Nars Sio, oa baaoe Ips
linecn ps 9riierne bar prrct oaarlisc, os
baapc Sarmcreu os 6orretnin9s mauben Ter
III uo til at saa 6remticen imeoe wco fors
nDet Saab.
Z Qolitifen er eubuu oft lille, men De
forfieliQe Qartileoere be9pnoer pel mart at
lre0c unbcr fine reipeftipe 8rpoer, for at faa
benz / COB 8os til Soften.
y bet 6irfeliec er bet oeiaa roligt; iisnt
nriten ale 9etienoelier er repreisnteroe Der,
leber hi bog / 6reo meo bperanore, pg laocr
enbper trp, bpab ban pil ON be ioriieaise
Qrreietuinscr ps GienOOmsrettisbeoer iOm
Qrciterne iieglcr ON.
Z. Nnoerion.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-24

ab'tnth; men pau fine urcbte Golfer
bar ban. bDao Der sr sn6oer fr1nt
STUDENTS Gtottbeo og @lqos, en- 5loss
bat. pan itanoieoe og lob en- gtriug
fable ON, at bOi5 bun life toq fin 6u.
AZ, otloe fan bli0s mot til at Il1d ben
AZ 5ooeoet po1 5eu0t. gun, ION ttt.
Foritoo ct Cro az 6Dao ban idqoe,
psobIeo at Irie { I'm Bog Ga aft Oiosre.
Rstop ba babsos Jrantmduoeu I'm
.Stot o5 gao Natro3buttm ct Oggtigt
Flag pa1 gcemmsu.
Da ben bar i1It,t mso ct @ummi,
badno, f1lot 6attsn fun ueo oDer I'm.
iigtet. buu If tat 6dttsn ttlrette {
mtnorc emo ct Setuuo, mdalte BAN
mso ct Gar I1neuoe Zine, o. for ban
bdooe NnsIis ON, 5Duo BUN dQteOe at
gisrs, bdDoe 5uu Ilaust 6otteu al bam
meo i'm @drlpl7, og Den tog ia en-
FUR neoo0cr @loen. Stuoenten 10,
Oeoe SeOn, mems 5on ior sfisr i'm UNIT,
tellge 6dt; men BUN bare Unite meo
ct oDerIegcrt 9lit, mc0ens be Cms
tringitoacnoe, iom 6a0b, Oarst gtousr
til ben belle Sttns, itrs8 5urra fOr benz
be, Iad bet bunoreoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-04-24
sun funoe lite iranf,
men taiic Soa Stnorntens Sprog
brorc cub BAN islo.

8 qaris opboloer iig bDert aar
mango ameritdnIts bigger, iom CT Der
for at IGege ia efter !Sprog, Wtuitt
eGler en- dnoeu aunIt. Wange al oisIe
Dor / be biGi9ere Dele al gpen, od
bet er meget bDrt at 30 / be ~fdIbOnabIe
Streq. 5or at TONNE til lit odglige
Qrbeioe mda be guu forbi bet latin
lie &parter, iom n9iteu ubeluttenoe
beboes al Stuoenter. 8isie Stus
oenter bar lagt be dmsritdnIte piqers
"Midtrosbdt" for Sab, og be gisr alt
muligt for at Grgre benz, iom er oris
itige NOT til at BRUCE en- FABIAN 6obebs
b~eoRtning. De fan life me8et en-
1elif, men be bar nGIten ale lRrt at
Iige: "Dbere bib bou get that BATE"
pda mere eller minDre forItaaeligt ems
gelit. De ignger SmRoeoiier ON
"Strdaitegepdnben" pdd benoss So
Dso, og unoertioen bomburoerer be
Satten meo 8rsOtu9ler.
Men idd b9note Der en- Dag noget,
Tom bar 9iprt Stubenterne libt mere
forIistige. 0enhe Sang bar BET en-
toinOelig 3uriit fra ameritu, iom Tom
dnitidenoe meb ben dniteoelioe 8iens
TtunO pud SObeoet. Sun bar belt OPP
taoet meo at blade / en- Reileboq. me-
oens bun lungiomt ipuoiereoe neooper
8dbeu. Site ct Orb frdnIt foritOo
BUN.
Sud pilbe StjGbnen, at bum Ituloe
mgoe en- Stubent. Sans blege 9ins
Der og uorbentIige 9ragt bite, at ban
life bar u6etjenbt meo Npbelien at