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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31
TIE BUSINESS BAROMETER.
An Index to, the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
PROSPECTS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
DAergetic Action VIII he Needed "a
secure Trade-short Crops Of
Rice-Tfade Notes.
Office Of The Post,

Office Of The Post,
HOUSTON, wednesday, December 20.
Houston business men are beginning Z
clear the decks for q new year and ar,
resolved to double their energies to brins
trade to this city. They realize that tn,
coming spring and summer do not promise
cry great revival of business throughout
the country. consequently they will face
the future with the knowledge that ener.
EetSc action will be needed. There can
not be amy change for the better as long
~ business men proceed to take counsel
with their fears and make no effort 10
Improve tho opportunities for trade that
have heretofore been neglected or gwen
little attention. When the business inter.
ests Of the country begin to make the
most of present conditions conducive to n
business revival. tho revival Will come.
The way to restore confidence Is TO be
confident. and TO be confident today, to-
morrow and all days in the future. When
merchants stop croaking. stop complain
ing of dull times and disappointment at
the failure Of trade to revive. and go to
work to revive trade by buying right and
selling right. then and not till then will
the country's prosperity be In evidence.
The wholesalers of Houston will have
many opportunities for extending their
trade the coming year. and the present
talk OF hard times should not deter them
from branching out into new fields.
short Crops of Rice.
As time rolls on. the previous estimates
OF an exceedingly short crop of domestic
rice ore confirmed. The principal portion
OF the crop is drawn from LOUISIANA al
though North ard South Carolina this
year are furnishing more supplies than
ever before known on account of the
shortage of the Louisiana crop. Up 10
the clolae Of last week there had been re-
celved at New Orleans of this years crop
only 355.3ls sacks. against s25.lli sacks AT
the same time last year. In addition to
this, IL Is estimated that there are only
about 5000 TO 5000 sacks remaining In
the country districts
II is stated that 10000 sacks are very
liberal estimate of this years crop Ia
Louisiana, and in all probability the re
ce1pts VIII not amount to more than 3I5 600
tn 3S5. fsH sacks of 1872 pounds each. An av-
erage crop for that State liz about 10000
sacks tho yield thas year being orpy about
one-th.rd the usual output. North AMI |
South Carolina Will this year furnieh |
about one-half the entire crop Of the |
United States as estimated by RI able |
authorities. The aggregate yield for the |
whole country Is placed at 10000 bags, |
average yield for Louisiana alone,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31
LIVERPOOL SPOTS.

NEW YORK FUTURES.
Opened steady; 120s quiet and steady;
closed quiet and steady; sales, l2s 500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-31

a asked. b bid
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Opened steady, demand moderate: y.
M, qu.et and stcady; closed easy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10

Guinness and residence, but cannot
afford TO pay the present high rates.
This movement OF the Grocers' Aasocia.
tion IL to secure telephones at price
that would make the system . practical
benefit, for it is apparent that the more
phones there are.in use the grester the
value OF the service will be to in
dividuAt patrons and the public gener-
ally. At present only $50 phones are
used in this city, because Of che high
rates; whereas IL rents were lower .
system might BIS secured with as many
as 900 subscribers. The Grocers' As
ISOLATION have already asked the Bell
Company for reduction in the rental
Of phones, and as that corporation can
not see the way open for granting this
request, it's members have gone to work
and secured large list Of subscribers
for new system, for the erection Of
which negotiations are now pending
with very encouraging prospects for
success. BY all means let us have
cheaper phones and thereby increase
the number and efficiency Of this i'm.
portant adjunct to the business and
social relations Of the people Of this
city.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10

Blecksburg, Covington. Marion, Oman
Geek, Tazswell Court House, Graham,
Pooahontas, Dublin, E!kton and Croft
toes. Total, 81:
The people In the towns having no
IRE protection should remember, he
says, that the loss by fire alone n the
United Sta!ea FOR the month OF Nav
alone amounted TO sic 600, and should
profit by the fact in seeking proper pro.
tecson. AS further safeguard he
recon- merds safer building laws, fire
drills for schools, and the compelling of
every town and village to have some
kind OF fire protection at hands In
conclusion he pays an eloquent and
deserved tribute to the services CT the
iremen. who LABOR hard for the protec-
tion of the lives and property OF citizens
without hope of reward
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
THE INTEREST WILL BE PAID.

Baltimore, July THE semi.annuAl
coupons of the city of Roanoke, Va,
have been returned unpaid to the hold
ers OF the bonds. The amount OF in
terest in default lie $40, 100 upon total
debt OF $4,000. The bonds are all
sixeH. The officials of the city explain
that the default has been caused by the
difficulty OF collecting taxes which are
now In arrears to the amount of $780,
OOo. The debt Of the city is about per
cent. OF Its assessed valu ation, and the
property is only assessed for about two.
thirds OF its real value.
ID. s. Trout, the chairman of the
finance committee and formerly mayor,
came to Baltimore to borrow SIS 900 to
make up the necessary amount due on
the bonds and his failure to pay the
coupons ia evidence that he was unsuc-
cessful. Under the charter OF the city
II cannot borrow more than 10 per cent.
OF It's valuation. The sinking fund is q
little over $685. O0. There are two
parties in the Council, one in favor and
one against paying the debt-Phila-
delphia Press.
The above statement is not exactly in
accordance with all the facts In the case
and In view OF recent arrangements liza
BILE to wrong Interpretation. On the
frat OF July City Treasurer Thomas had
half the amount OF interest on hand,
but not seeing his was clear to the pay
ment Of all Of 1t decided not to pay the
coupons hrst presented. Leading bust.
ness men OF the city. becoming
acquainted with the condition OF affairs
come weeks ago. conferred together. and
In anticipation of the trouble Mr.. Dea-
ton, president Of the board OF trade,
called meeting OF that body, which
resolved that this interest should be
met. A committee was appointed to
state the situation to some of the heavy
Taxpayers, who promptly announced
their Willingness TO pay their taxes
at once in sufficient amounts to meet
the emergency.
Thus through the prompt and liberal
acsion OF patriotic citizens of Roanoke
the amount of interest has been Sc.
cured, and the city Is now prepared tc
pay all its interest dues in full. II is
proper to state In this connection tina,
thia solution of the interest trou ole had
no relation to the break Of the deadicch
over the election Of president OF the
City Council "a this course had beer
determined upon several days before Il
was known whatthe result of the Coun
Gil deadlock would be. There has beer
some delay In collecting taxes, but q
no time has there been any danger OF .
permanent default Of she city in tn,
payment of the interest on its bonded
debt.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
NIGHT SESSION.

Tho night session furnished oil the
preliminary incidents OF tho most
dramatic acs CT the convention. was
long odds the mos. spectacular, for
when the hands OF the clock were
creeping on toward the appointed hour
the banks Of seats filled with the big
geet crowd which has yet secusea ad-
mission, for the time filing the CALLER
les. Outside other hundreds we re clam
oring before the doors and stirring up
stifling clouds Of dust, which hung over
the scene like smoke
Managers CT hooms we're railying
their forces deploying skirmishers and
sending emissaries into hostile camps.
while knots OF con'ep1ing delegates Lad
their heads together in corners. The
news spread odlckly that tho New
York delegation had decided to hold
slooi from the voting because they
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
TWO BOILERS.

New York, July 9-The Brooklyn
Eagle tDemoorstic) in q triple loaded
editorial denoupces the conven .ion and
demaDds New York and Kings deleRs-
lions to lead an instant bolt.
Manchester, II. r, July 9-The
Manchester Union (Democra.ic) bol,a
the Chicago platform. The paper Will
not endorse Mckinley but will use It's
influence for the noxiDasion OF anosas g.
Democratic ticket by the Eastern Dsn-
CcrAth
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
This Date In History-July 10.

1H7-Christopher Columbus born at Genoa
died 1906.
l5S4-William (the Silent). prince of Orange,
assassinated at Delft.
H23-Sir William Blackstone law writer, was
born; died 1850.
1SS2-Prcsident jackson vetoed the bill rechar-
tering the United States bank.
ls5l-Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre, inventor
Of the process Of portrait taking which
preceded photography in general use, died
near Paris; born 1859.
1SSe-Julio Gardiner Tyler, widow of President
John Tyler, died in Richmond; born 1890.
1895-Allen Pettibone, father of the Millerites
died ut Hartford; born 1870 at Atlantic
City the Casino collapsed; over 100 peopls
in in
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
ANOTHER NOMINEE.

Chicago, july S The Socialist. Labor
party now in convention here has pomi.
mated Charles II Matched, OF Brcoklyn,
for Presiden. on their national ticket
Matchat received forty-three sotes out
ct total Of seventy-one. Mstthew
Mcclure, OF Paterson, N. J.. receiyeg
twenty th7ee votes; WlliAn Watkin,,.
OF Dayton. o. four voter, and George R.
Peare, OF S.. Louis, one vote
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
CHEAPER TELEPHONES A NEoES
SITY.

The movement OF the Retail Grocers'
Association to secure q cheaper tele.
phone service in this city ia one emf
nensly deserving OF success. The efforI
is In no sense antsgonistic to the Bell
Telephone Company. which the people
here would willingly patron!zs, pro-
vided the rental of phones was wishin
their reach; but there are many who
deaire to have them 81 their places Of
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
ROANOKE BOY AS AFTERMATH

Washington, July The following
appointments OF cadets at the Un!.ed
STATES military academy have been
msSe; E. r. Wesa, OF Belleview We :,
~s'a 7. A. Kirk, OF Roa oke. Va, as
al .ernato.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
ON The DIAMONDS YESTERDAY

The Roanoke baseball team is in Portsmouth
and ala not play, yesterday on account OF wet
week, both OF which were with Norfolk. They
are playing the game to win. and every member
OF the team is hitting the ball, which, with proper
team work must necessarily cause them to win
majority OF the games. The game today will be
reported by wire in the Old Opera Itonse and an
cranks are invited,to attend
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
FRANK RURD DYING.

Toledo. o.. July o.-Hcn. Frank Hurd
was stricken with aporlexy &c night
and l. is believed that SO can i've only
few hours.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10

Rttsbnrg runs, s>hits, . errors !; Brooklyn
runs, bite. errors. Batteries: Ktllen and sug
dS1; Hennedy and B3Prell.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10

TnB TIeEs is q member or the Associated
4reeB-tho greatest news-collecting association IN
She world-and receives over special wire the
full Geographic news eervice OF the Associated
Press-the same news from ell over the United
reived by the great dailies OF New YORK. PhiladeI.
CHA and Baltimore.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
kP ST. LOTS,

Sc. Louis ruEs. 1s hits, er DOR; Boston s'runs,
II hits. errors. Batteries: Donohue ana. Mpr
Qhy; Sullivan, stivetts and Bergen.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
NORFOLK DEF

Lynchburgs Jnly 9-Lynchb9rg defeated Nor.
folk 70 day By the score of s 20 8 Lynchburg, s
runs hits error; Norfolk. 3 runs, 8 hits, er.
rois. Batteries; Boylan and Schabel; 3echrist
and Armstrong.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
AT CHICAGO.

Chicago A.nns, 10 hits. errors; NoR,York
run, III hits, errors. Batteries Terry and Don
ohue; Sulltsan and Zearfoss.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
RICHMOND WINS.

Richmond, July 9.-Richmond. easily defeated
Petersburg. N atsoorly played and uninteresting
game. Score Richmond, runs, q hits, errors;
Petersburg rans. hits, q scrrors. Batteries:
Tannehill, B)laad aud Wilson: ;Qaarles and Vet
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
NEW OR0ANIzATIoN.,

Richmond, July s-At a meeting OF the League
magnatcs here to-day 1t was dccided to keep the
franchise OF the Petersburg baseball club In that
city Newport News wanted it, The Peters
burg club will Ia conducted by a.,new orpaniza-
ton with Major Naite at It's head.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
AT LOUISVILLE

louisville 10 runs 10 hits, 4 efsors; Philadel-
iSaaa 3 runs, q hits, errors. Batteries; Hil.snd
Dexter; Keener ard Grady and Clements.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
LEANDER WINS AGAIN.

Henley. on.Thames, July BIN the
final heat for the grand challenge cup
Leander beat the 9hames Rowing Club
as theJ liked by 2A lengths. Time.
7:43.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10

Solid comfort That lawn swing at
Yost-Forrers
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
AT CLEVELAND.
AT PlTTSBURG

Cleveland runs, II hits, error; Baltimore {
rune, 7ilhts. errors. Batteries: Young and Zim
mer; Pond and Clarke
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
POSTPONzI

POSTPONED.
Washingto erCneinnati Jane postponed Or
account OF rain.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
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Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache
in minutes. Nervous diseases promptly
cured. Kidney troubles, Piles, Neural
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quickly cured. Munyon's Vitalizer i'm
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Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any disease.
kSeparate Cure for Each Disease
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10

A We're giving away a sIOO
Cleveland Bicycle aud Bicycle
Suit. A SOC purchase gets a
ticket.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-10


reported by wire in the Old Opera Itonse and an
admis sion of Is cents will be chsrged, All the .
cranks are invited.to attend.
NEW ORGANIZATIONS
Richmond, July 9.-At meeting OF the League
franchise of the Petersburg baseball club in that
city. Newport News wanted 1t. The Peters,
burg club WIN 10 conducted BY ANEW organiza-
ZION with MAJOR Naite at Its head.
RICHMOND WINS.
Richmond, July s.-Richmond easily defeated
game. Score Richmond, runs, hits, errors;
ipIe e rams hits, scfrors. Batteries
ter.
NORFOLK DEFEATED.
Lynchburgs Jniy 9.-Lynchbarg defeated Nor.
folk TO day By the score Of 8 20 8 Lynckburg, s
runs hits error; Norfolk. runs, hits, Q er.
rots. Batteries; Boyian and schabel; 3echrist
and Armstrong.
AT CHICAGO.
Ch Is e., nsnns 10 hits, seIrors; Noxy95k
ohue; Salitsan and Zearfoss.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland runs, II hits, error; Baltimore O
runs, 7iii;s. errors. Batteries: Young and Tim
meri Pond and Clarke.
AT PlTTsBURG.
Pttsb1rg runs, S>hits, 2 errors :: Brooklyn "a
runs. hits, errors. Batteries: Ktllen and sug:
ds0;Hennedy and B,Rrell.
AT LOUISVILLE.
louisville 10 runs 10 hits, esfors; Philadelt-
i{aia 3 runs, hits 2errors. Batteries; Hihtsnd
Dexter; Keener ard Grady and Clements
az ST. LOFTS
st. Louis ruKs. 12 hits, ersor; Boston 5runs,
II hits, errors. Batteries: Qonohuc am. Mprn
Qhy; Sullivan, Sblvetts and Bergen.
POSTPONED.
WashingtoRCineinnati same postponed or
account OF rain.
LEANDER WINS AGAIN.
HenleJ-on-Thames. July BIN the
final heat for the grand challenge cup
Leandes beat the 1ehames Rowing Club
as theJ liked by Ell lengths. Time.
7:43.
Solid comfort That lawn swing at
Yost-Forrer's
"
MM -. n $3.50
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-26
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81 6ireiioe":
Der er talt os ifrepet en- bel Del on ben bsSf' I'aN'
boloe 9eltsuert o. ulbtsi urprt al Nlcl on 5or1n's's"
no9le aar iiben boeoe ies Ell tror9 Setusntrt'hSp'" ~ u
bet par al Snteresie Tor mig at boloe mine gtntsrpa'' \
Sebolo Sommeren ouer, Latte is gIt, bpoo le9 cI"
ON ben Sag. paa ben Maaoe tit ieg ao'ttI'0 5'0'S'
og III Hal 9Gieren bpre min Grforiug oerorI.
Cite liste ies 9ustcn al 9obat, Der 10 iaa n'e0H ~, I'D
les, os heller life Sampler; oerfor ~belutteoe le9 ivy n
banse i%aaSanne Stciie, iom NOl oicrne ialter no UD"
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ti0Iiet os tort. 9enne 6remsanoSmoaOe bar Fs NV.
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ON Soften at itaiie 2obots' sler aampber'S n0'eH " ;"
peo Binterens aomme Itllbe ta9es | Srug. tcI
Oct er Wsss6luen, eler iom Den paa amcT'la"'
mes the moth-miller, man bar at pcSNc l9 ~" 20. \
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tebe at aisr. si.n.fte iDm Tdlerplut'

teoe at sisre Si.neite iorn Tdlerplat'
form, naor ban Tile pilbe bore 5olt, -
og Dips! Der foribanbt Salsren leoe
| Reltsnben libt f~ortere enb fDtnbt.
8 famine Sieblii ipinssbe en- pelos
ton politi omtrins Sisrnst; Ransbsn
iprebte fig, Os iuuiOm Fitzgerald lite
bar at zine, sioroe pDlitiafbslinsen
mart Selt'om os brOs ttlbase meb
uforrettet Gag. SITE en- eneite at benz
fattebe Wistant. til Meltsnben.
9a ii Minut.r bar bengaaet, brts
ftebe ben "mpois." Sbsrft fig os .ise
ODER Senbefanten.
"Soor er polittet9" ipurgte ban en-
mano, Der bapbe oepet fig tilbage.
"Soripunoet," ipareoe oenne.
"Saa tor ies NOT tomme frem,"
iuso. SibgeralO os trsb ub, mere Zig
en- Mslerioenb eno noget anbet.
Oct bar bette Silfalbe, iom bapos
bepaset Sol. 5ibgsralb til at fatte fin
geilutnins ON life at buloe flere saler
fra Soppen at en- ipis.fulo Meltsnoe.
Sg biotil bar ban bolot Orb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-26
Gooroan Torlopelien
Iuttcoc.

"SulIo, samls Ben, bet bar bpsses
ligt at trGffe big! SuprSan bar ru
oet?"
"Gaf, uomertet. Ss ou?"
"3af, bra. Men fig mig, sr bet
ianbt, at bu er blepen iorluuet meO
SRI. 9etterien?"
"geei, jes par forlpoet meo benbe,
men MI ct bet fcrbi."
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iost, Eeloig. Sun bar 10 9ense, bet
ct Ianbt, men bet bar oGiua alt"
"Sa."
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rig? On cofter Dag fan 10 Gaberen
mite oft, boao Ian eier."
"Sapifl"
Seq siurbe ielu benue Seresnins.
SEQ funoe 10 euers 10 fanet benoe."
"Sunoe bu?"
get er Sattum. @en ies resneoe
ocer llosiiterne % traf mig tilbase
itibe. Se!bis. life iauot?"
"Goinebslois!"
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9jDre bet forbi?"
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bet! Oct uilbe ies neppe ba troet; ale
MeuneIter peb jO, bpUr lpiten bun or
paa at 9iite fig! Men uHo tplO, at ies
bsrgrer bette Gmne!"
"Snsen Garia9! Seq isrser 10 Pet
life"
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en- Ranb, ium fan ie Moosansen i
Griistet uben at blinfe. Men buoriUr
los bun esentltg OPP"
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gen."
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oa iorbi meo Gurtouelien?"
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MAJ leg eaa. sloi0!"
1Iojgl"
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-26
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@ieHHen'rOant1o siSr BUFFET iunOt for lang Glib. nen ben
Stne, ben itoar paa, rtaa 6eriene life pnre Der.
uotsfnina al asuinoe.
Der trrpes ben isrfte Smbpooeliabeb on bet bebite Gil.
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naa naturli9pts sggsene pore ~befruoteoe o. al Dob Brace, be
bsr n1re friile, la9te al pelietts iuube 6gner oa befruatebe of
troftise Saner. Der lite Ituar noset S~lastffab til bisIe. Gr
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ge8set, pare ipose al ig. Rolisc Sons er be bebfe for Ruo.
ming, oe be iaar c9iaa Tom oiteit 2pit oertil fprenb be mere lin.
l'9e. Ge bor bare 6reo oo SO ben belle sio; life pare ubiot
Tor at t%orltprreS al andre Sons os r~egelmasfa foorcs en-
Sang ON 0agen.
Snltes be, oil S~pliu9erue life erboloe Den troitioe gnrt
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ppepe no paa attenen. cs life tassr bet iaa lang lib. isr be
tptlsr Smaa' SpeSs. Goorss b. paa benne Waab. 90 boIb.s
fsrre % parn'e, oil De albrig pare ubiat Tor WapeIpobomme.
Zen NET ~pdnIeIiss aiO for ct apainsliu sr, naar 9iuo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-26

% 6dlefiarene ~bcspnoer at pore no; oa GirISer BET '"as
paste Dem soot meo Nab, meb 9ritte % beoare 0e" "
blIue paaSe. gfucrlins 5gbcn eiGr fore Sing.