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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
ED HALL.
THE GROCER
The Chemical Engine.

The Ere company tested the new
chemical engine Thursday night, and
Of this addition to the Gre appa-
ratus the ffemen are justly proud.
Arrangements for the test had been
made by building 2 huge pile Of old oil
and lard barrels, bacon and dry goods
boxes and satufahng the mass Of
already highly inhammsble material
with several gallons Of oil. The Ere
men, afer taking out the hose cart and
partially running a line for protection
against an accident, repaired TO the
square east Of the depot where the
bonfire was u be kindled and there
waited for the FIRE to be started. Al
about s:l5 the pile was irci, the alarm
turned in and a run Of three blocks
made for the engine, whish was taken
from the engine house 10 the Gre and .
stream playing in about two inmates,
The fire was under good headEay and
was far worse than any ordinary FIRE
could be, yet In Eve minutes after the
stream had been turned on the FIRE was
completely out. Tue test was up 70
the expectations Of the dremen, and
with IL they feel confident Of being able
10 do some good. quick and effective
work. For those who do not fully IN
derstand It's use. We viii say that IL
most effective work is done in cssel
where the fire is IN doors. For instance
the Moore ere, which II the chemica
engine had been used, would have beer
checked with but small loss Tor lhs
reason that only about twenty gallonl
Of water would have been used In put
ting out the Gre, while with the hos
enough water was turned on 10 destro.
several hundred dollars worth Of feed
Again in case Of fire out Of reach O
water is worth is readily admitted b
every one, then It must be a good thin
and We are proud that We have It.
A large crowd witnessed the test.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
totIce by Publication of Final
Account.
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

To al Persons Interested In the Estate
Of Mary A. Wll0an, leccased
W. u. Lawrence, administrator oi the
Estate of said May A. willwan, de-
ceased has fled in the County Court
of Bragos county his Final Account OF
the condition of said estate, together
with an application 10 bo discharged
As admini.tlator thercoi, and for par
tliion aud distribution OF said e-iale,
which viii be- heard 10y our said court
ON the srd Monday in phil, 4. y. 1895,
ssme being the 20lh day ~ April A. ID.
iSag. at the Court House II sid hial-
90 county in The city Of Bryan at which
lime and place al persons Interested ~
said estate are inquired TO appear aud
contest said Final Account and Apph-
cation, ii they see proper.
Witness. J. w. Barron, Clerk OF the
County Court OF Brazos county.
\ Given under NY hand aud the
L. n seal OF said Court at my oHice
In BRYAN on this the 2Sth day Of March,
A. ID. is06. J. W. bAHRnS,
CLERK Comfy Court lraEosCo. Tex.
By 4. ]. Butler, Deputy. l@
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
nsllevEp Io be cRooks.
- Louis Police Have Two suspieloss'
Men Undsr Arrest.

ST. LOUIS. April iO.--By the arrest Of
two men who gave their names a. Rev.
Jacob Rubin and Isadore Ehrenberg.
the police believe they have two crooks
that have been operating all over the
country. They were arrested as a re-
suit Of an alleged attempt TO swindle a
salookoeper here named Rudolph
Vock. The men represented themselves
a. partners In a dry goods business in
Hartford. Conn. with a third nan
whom they said they were trying 10
beat In their attempt 10 do so the
prisoners told the saloon man that they
had boxed up all the goods In their
store and expressed them west with the
intention OF selling them. They asked
the saloonkeoper for tho use Of his
name for the purpose Of opening a store
and selling the goods Becoming sus-
piclous that the men wero swindlers
vock reported the matter 10 the police
who arrested Rubin and Ehrenberg.
When the men were taken 10 the -Four
Courts and questioned BY the chief Of
detectives they refused 20 divulgo any
thing about themselves. In a satohel
carried BY Rubin. who, IL is said, also
goes by the alias Of Herman Cetelin and
who is a Russian exile, were a number
Of letters written in cipher, Russian
and Hebrew. Tho satchel also contained
a number Of articles By Jewish rabbia
In connection with their clerical duties.
Chief Desmond had the letters translat.
Cd and they were Of such q nature as 70
warrant his holding the men.
Tho letters came from Akron, Gin
cinnati and Columbus. o.. Titusville
and Altoona, Pa, and New YORK
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
ONE or The ATTACKS.
The Consul ~ Valencia Tells Of the
spanish NobA

KANSAS CRY. April iO--Joseph J.
We'll. an attaohe Of the Interstate
National bank has received from his
friend Theodore Mertens. United States
consul at Valencia, Spain. letter tell.
ing Of the attack by a Spanish mob on
the consulate there Mr. Mertens says;
II have been somewhat bothered BY
the mob. One day was for a quarter
Of an hour in a regular bombardment
u stones. which came Aging in through
the windows Another day the mob
tried to storm my Office. and would
have succeeded but for the strong force
Of civil guards which protected the
building and the street Ipreferred to
make rather mild report Of the oc'
cAsion than provoke a recurrenca Of the
attack or give myself undue prominence.
l am glad my Judgment was cool, for
received a personal visit from the gov
ernor, calls and compliments from all
the authorities and letters from the best
families. assuring me that ha' acted
tactfuliy and for the best int sts Of
my country"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

Some people seem not 70 understand
the offer made below. hence We viii er-
plain little further:
lst. BOTH the Watch and the Tea
Set will be given away, a. plainly
stated.
%. They viii be given 70 the parties
getting largest number Of votes or con-
pons printed below, which must b
clipped out and the names written On
them az directed. You may vote foF
yourself or some one else, as you Ike.
Ord. The contest win be closed not
later than May 90, perhaps ten Or Is
days earlier, the exact date 70 be an
nounced soon.
iih. On Tuesday evening next ue win
receive the frss batch Of votes or con
pons. and in Wednesday mornings
paper We viii publish names Of those
voted for, and number Of votes received
by each. Then on each succeeding day
votes will be received and the result
published in the Eagle, until contest
closes.
9th. Ten votes are given for each new
eash subscription resolved, aa further
explained below.
9th. Il costs absolutely nothing 10
vote or enter the contest.
7lh. Every coupon counts one vote
for each present Save every coupon
you can get.
Read the offer in fun below.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
sIlvsR oILEeATIs sILeorED.
IA Orsar says lie ia. Kept Tab on
Nisouri Delegates 20 sedaliA.

IA orsar says He Has Kept Tab on
Nisouri Delegates TO sedaiiA.
JEFFEnsoN CITY, No. April iO.-In
an interview. Ed o. OFear. chief clerk
In the ofiice Of State Treasurer steph.
ems. who has KEEP, close figures on the
county conventions. said:
Seventy eight counties have selected
delegates TO the state D,mocratio con.
vention, to bo held At Sedalia April Is
Every one OF these counties has adopt
ID a strong resolution favoring the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver and
gold a. the ratio Of 10 toi.
"The delegates elected up 10 this date
number al and 2S6 Of them are In.
strucied 10 vote for Vest. Stone. Cock.
rtll and Bland for deiegates.At-large,
and 225 Of them are instructed 10 vote
for solid free silver delegation to th'
national convention at Chicago. The
others are under no Instructions. bul
many Of them have expressed them
selves in sympathy with this idea The
convention will be made up Of SIS dele
gates, 100 Of whom viii come from the
I city OF ST. Louis and Jackson county,
and Of the total number. As from The
counties outside OF the two large citiel
Of ST. Louis and Kansas City we con
hdently expect At least AL Of them 4
Be enthusiastic silvermen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

miles away, IN baraooa harbor. ak
Spanish cruisers were lying. and the
slightest blunder would have imperilod
all our lives"
The officer concluded his narrative by
stating that 30 minutes after tho Gu.
bans marched inland aud tho Bermuda
got under way again a Spanish man.of.
war came out In tho harbor and began
swinging her searchlight across the sea
Again fortune favored the Bermuda
aud she escaped unnoticed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

ST. PAU. April l0-rhe autopsy
held over the rem sins Of John G slol'
don At Fort Smelling by Major Burns,
DR.. Borden aud DR.. Shaw, revealed
nothing whatever 20 support the theory
OF murder and his comrades have ac-
coptod the evident fact that lac was ac.
cidentally killed BY a Milwaukee train.
The remains have been inferred AZ the
Fort with a military funeral HE rel.
atives live AZ Ogdensburg. n. Y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
niinois Prohibltiosiss..

sPRN0FIELD. April iO.-rhe state
Prohibition convention Is over. Nomi.
nations were made for full list Of
state officers. headed by Hale johnson
for governor and Daniel r. Sheen Of
Peoria for United States senator. Lucy
Page CASTOR, Carrie Grout and Ella
Orr were nominated for state university
Trustees.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

ST. JosEPH. No. April ,O,-While
large force OF men were excavatiug =
reservoir for the waterworks company
At Tarkio. No, one bank cavod In on
u Of the wOrkmen One man was "a.
tally injured and another seriously hurt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

OoDEN, Utah, April iO-The number
q men killed by tho premature explo.
sion In ogden river canyon wednesday
evening 80 FAR as known Is Eve. There
is rumor that several mon are missing
and their bodies may yet be found IN,
der the mass Of rock which was thrown
down by the explosion. Five were In
iured. some Of whom will die.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
c,Isr,a Teacher, In..llus.

The Central Texas Colored Teachers
Institute met here yesterday and was
called TO order by President Kinehion.
A. II. ColSell allowed the teachers TO
occupy his room as a meeting place
After devotional exercises the presi
dent explained tie object Of such In
stituies. Tie placed considerable stress
on The fact that the primary object Is TO
beder fit the teachers Cor their calling,
bring about friendly relations and cause
the weaker teachers to be benefited by
coming In contact uilh those u supe-
iior ability, and not solely for recon-
mcnding summer normal Ogaiions and
conductors, A number Of teachers are
"a attendance from different paris Of
this section Of The slate, including Love
and Blackshear OF Austin, Aycock Of
Milauo, Colwen, Collins, Freison and
others.
A commilleeon resolutions composed
Of Aycock, Freison, Collins, Smell, Al
kinson and two others was appointed
by the chair.
The institute held another meeting
at the cour, house last night and quit
a number Of addresses were made.
The institute viii continue In sessio
to-day.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
ssahhsa Nine Flmsa

PARIs. TX. April iO.--In q street
fight here Calvin Bell stabbed George
Griffith nine times. Some Of tho outs
arc very ugly and tho injuries may
prove very ecriouA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

Mrs. Fulkerson's residence in Tie
Eastern part Of town.
Mr.. J. Allen Mycr,' residence on the
corner East Of the Chisiian church.
See Dick Jones & Co, at once for par
ticulars.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

HAVANA. April 10 Jose Cabora Ro.
que. who was sentenced TO be shot, has
been pardoned by Captain General
weyler and the pardon has been ap.
proyed by the government.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

LOUISVILLE. April lO.-rhe ordinance
licensing poolrooms At 5000 year has
been passed by the board Of c0uncilmou
and is expected 70 pass the board Of a.
darinen.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

Waco. Tex. April 10 j. I. Boyton.
carpenter, disappeared from Waco
Nory suddenly on Monday last. and has
not yet been heard from. Ho left a
wife and several children without a
word Of warning, and they aro unable
70 account for his unexplained Ab.
senoo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11
Excursion To Monterey And
City OF Mexico.

on April Il, very low exclusion rates
wall b. made b Monterey and CITY. OF
Mexico fot the Rpwor,h League excur.
sion. Call on nearest Agent for full
information. u. J. Price, 4. q. F. A.,
LAG. n. r. r.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

BRENNAN Tex. April iO.-At Wallis
Tom Hatton, Q negro. was run over and
killed BY an engine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

At the conclusion Of an exnmlnr
trial before Justice Gamer yesterday
afternoon John Astin gave new
bond in the sum oi 5000.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-11

PORTLAND. Or. April l0.-The Dem.
ocratic state convention, after three
hours dcbate, adopted a declaration
favoring the free coinage Of silver BY
vote Of i52 90 81.
Cannot He Depended Upon.
CoxsrANrINoPLR, April 10. The steps
taken In behalf OF the missionaries In
Asia Minor have had a beneficial eject
The Turkish government, replying 10
the renewed representations ON the sub
ject made by the British ambassador.
Sir Philip Currie. and the United
States charge a. affAires, John W. Rid
die, assured the diplomats that the mis-
sionaries in Asia Minor would not Be
molcsted 50 long as they conform with
the laws Of the country. But this a.
suranco does not carry with Il the
weight which IL would in coming from
any other government.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
ct biemmeIapet Srsaremtnas .apparat.

W DleHtH'stuptt StpBtnhtHgs s1&ppurut.
ienbe, naor man bare ON Natten laoer
G~pparatet itaa / Nerbeeen at Stpueu.
Otter at man fprit peo Sielp al ct
Sob us ct 5urItsrreIiesslas bar fors
bis Jet fig ON SrDets "Sanoboloisbeo"
off,, taser man paa Slump en- Neue
5re ps begpnber of taae no be rene
Srgforn, for at man fan iinbe ben neis
a9tise Srpcent al "9souesten". Ser
paa taser man ct Melfefao eler Zig,
nenoe ajprrel, Itiuler 8unoen meo
Sano cs letter en- alminbelis 8lom,
Iteritaal al porgit Ser mibt i Gaost.
&aa Sunben al glomiterl faalsn log.
ses ct Stptte Gratpapir eler Slaunel,
% ooer bette ipreoer mo iaa Grpet.
st anbet Gtptte Grefpnpir eler lib.
tsi lesses isien uuenpaa Srpet, % belle
MelteiaOet tlloeftes iaa meo EFT Glass
ruSe.
Street mat babe ligset / 8anb en-
l0-15 elmer, iprenb bet anbrinses i
Sfanlen, % Trafpapirt eaer uloitpt.
terne mua liselebes bore soot eieu'
nemtrut!et Of Suno, incen be lesses
neo.
@lasruoeu ma al % til flDttes
libt, for at Srset ! Sfaalsn tan faa
iriit Suit.
@anoet / Sabet tretter fig iaa pp
sieuuem ben pprpie efaal Cs buloer
belle Tioeu Street tilitr9ttelist fusti9t,
iaa at bet fan faa s%lnlebnins til at
ipIre. Ss be forfieaise 5rr' e[er
&Orniorter ital ba, buis be er af goo
8palitet, fpire irem inosu ublsbet al
De ppennrpnte Giosrum. Col.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
s 81 q :.

Sber 2arien % Satter Glen reiite
Snsbass til Chicago % Ietp YOrt
for at sisre Snbtisb for @aurbunbeleu.
- lluibenteoe Sreue: Snsa q. Sau.
Ion-2arS ariitianion Mtpe.
- Ntiis HOra Siion fro G6ica9u
oil ipnse peo Iurmannulusets aitens
~unOerbolbnins Wauoas ben 24oe Sch.
Wiis Slion panot mango Senuer uu'
Der fit iioite SpbOlo Der i gpen, ps
enbuer, iUm bDrte beubes patre Gang
uil fittert benbtte fig al G~nlebuiusen
til at faa bBrs benoe i9ieu.
- Ole q. Gueitab Of Mabel, Minn.,
fpm til SscOrab iibite 2srbas Os Op.
bOlber zig Der en- llse Dos Slest ps
9enner.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Set ~br1nocnoc Sra I
Sirma.

Den botaniIte Sabe | Maorus /
Sorinoien bar nplig erbolot ct Grems
pIar at ct eienbommeliQt SrG. 0et er
neppe Itsrre eno en- Buff; men andre
at famine Dirt fan / lit Siemlano, paa
SimaldDo, / 9irma o9 pau Maluttus
9alpsen, ppnuu en- Ssioe fra so til
rs SOB. Gremplaret / Mabras er
omgipet at ct itGrtt Statit, paa bill
tet Der itaar at l9Ie: "6urligt; be 9es
isaenbe anmobes ON life at berere
Blade og @rene paa bette Sr9."
SrGet fables bet brGnbenoe Sr9";
men bet FILTER tdnIte inarere enb bet
brGnber. timber 9labene er Der 9srz
tier ligeiom pau NeIlerne, bOilte, naar
De bersres, ititter pg a~fionorsr en-
&GoIte, Iom br9noer Og beosr. Slit
tene efterlaoer in9en pore WGrter, men
6slelien al Smerte barer unoertioen
| m%aaneospis pg er ipectelt itert paa
fugttge 0dge, eller ON bet iaarebe Steb
tpmmer / 9erpring meo ganb. De
Snofeote be Dele at 9irma, bpor
Sr9et foretpmmer, er Iaa rGboe for
bet, at be ipringer i'm Bel, ioaInart be
tienbsr ben eienbommslige 2uot, ION
SrGet fpreber. Sm be fpmmer til at
bsrpre bet, latter be zig neb paa Mars
ten og ruler Jig frem o9 til6age unOer
hste Strtg. Sunoe, Tom tommer npr
5rGet, eipr iom raIenoe % btbsr "a
ilioer | bet iaareoe Steo. Gn Wis.
iionar | WanoaIab, iom berprte ct
Slao at SrGet meo lin SINGER, fslte
Smerte ! fIere Tiger, og / npIten ct qor
baboe ban fra Sio til anoen en- elem
oommslig Sij9lDen / 5iuaeren.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
S9oefrpet ftiueS paa Qrepc.
Experimental biemue.

Naar Barren nGrmer Iis. ipm mon
Tiger, "nnso 5drt al "a Elmer | Gg9.
net, bespnoer 5armsrus at lirIe i9isrs
mem 6rsauertis iementerne for at ienbe
ino SrSres paa Gabstprn % 5rs ai
aue SIags. % bet banber life iaa
iIrloen, at Grcpatierue, naar be on.
tonmer, er blanoet op meo banos
Gano, Sten ps 18linbirs". iom 5ars
mernc mua betale Wauaebubbelt for,
nanr Soften fcmmer, % Gulinssn IIaar
fell.
Den rusiiIte 2ioIet fises OsIaa at
bare ct al be Snoer, iom bisie iamoits
t~isbcoslsie Jrsbanblere / europa
bra9te bio til 2auoet for ct Gues 9lar
iioen, Og iOm MI / ipu Of Staterus Der.
ier ouer ct iamlet IreaI af $4,000
8paorntmil.
De 5oreneoe Staters Regierirs bar
nnoer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maattet
oprette 6rcioutroasrinS Itatiuner for at
uGrnc on bette, bet pistlsIte af aue
2anocts Guaprooufter - 5armercns
SGoeturn. Ss Der bliuer aornet life
alene i9tet pg reuiet Tor Sten, Grus
os al anocn GgrpG9t; men bet brin.
8es mo en- Glass Seoeuon, os eiter
at baue u~nbcrsaaes en- SptGsningspro,
ces % be8pncer at "iprattc" tliosr
oct itiaet unber Mifrofopet, for of
man fan bebsmme bets Henbeb, bets
@rOtrait % uirtelise Martsosuaroi.
6rcet brtnses til at ipire inbe i Sus
men. Scr be alminoelise 8prniortrr
ipttes Gpireiriiteu til 10 8a9e. 3ette
9i9loer o9iua &lppcrfrp, Grter, 8pns
ner, 2inier, aual, &aps, senuepsirs,
Gin, Samp, Galmue ps Tobat. Sor
9imotbp, @uer, @utersober os andre
ajDffenurter er Griten fat til IA
Gage, mcbens alt @r9sfre-unbtasen
Simotbp % "Rpe @raiS"-ifal ipire
uo / 2pbet Of 81 Gage. 3eriom srs
ben i Observation-Disclosures life
bar billet ~"ipr9tte" inoen bette faits
latte 2iOsrun, nniees ben for at bore
af en- miuore goo 9palitet.
Men Sarmeren fan, iom 9iQeoet biz
Ter, ielu laue fig ct 6rpprppsnpparat i
tit e9't Siem. Tempsraturen / ct ols
minoelist Sebpeliesrum pil pGre pos
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Tco WapoleonS GRAB.

Noset Of bet, Der sjsr zig melt si9ls
oenoe / Garis, er Snualibeoumens bsie,
itGrtt forsplote &uppel. Sra rgrc be
3riumpb, fra 9ere 9n6aiie Giffeltaar.
net-ia, fra ale be mango Steoer, boor
maj fan pusrie 8aris, fer man Snpas
lioe 9pmsns pra9ti9c auppsl, iom nos
get Of melt impOnerenbe i Seroensitas
oens pore Spiiosnomt. "a Ri tiqise
ueo, at beune Suppel boaIrer fig uper
geapUleUn ben Stores @rap, BRACES
bort Slit iaa meeet mere oioben.
Oct er 81. be &emuiat, Snoenries.
miuitter i Gbiers Riuiieriuu,, bpem
Sgren tilfOmmer for, at gtapoleou bpis
Ter Ter i ben frantic Hatipus Miote.
Gen 13oe Miai 1910 iremfom &emu,
tat msb SOrila8 | 9eputertamret ON
at briu0e Gapuleurs joroiIte 2epnins
ger iii 8aris, % unber fore Ssitioes
lisbeoer b!ep De beniatte / SnpalipSp.
men.
Gn pffentlis 9labs blep life palst,
men bcrimob en- airfe. &smuiat uo.
talte ON bette be itemnrnssiuloe Orb:
"Ge oil tibet iomme iis ipr ct 0tin.
be al en- iaa ppbsiet slrt. on bet Grs'
irpstinbspbenbs @rapmale Itulbe an'
brinsss Yaa en- ~Oiisntlis TlaOs, Si
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
Teroeus Sftbsfart t 1895

2lUDos &esiiier Uper britiit r9 ans
ore 9anoes Stibsiart for 1895 or
netop fGrbis, % uopiier at Der i bet
gar, fOruoen Srigs. 5artDier, bleu bys,
get 1,114,00o Cons 9~ampifibs;
iamme Gtbsrum git 100000 Cons tits
sruuoe, iaa G~ilpGrten blep $4,000
IONS.
vi seilIfibe bpsseoes 104. 900 Cons ;
men 100000 Cons git unber, iaa Der.
bens eeu1aaoe iurmiuOItebes meo
100000 Cons.
Of ben iamlebe, / 1895 fra Stabelen
uoienote Gibbs rGstisbeo (9unnuse)
tommer 62h 8rocent paa @nglano.
Sra enoelite Gtibss @ariter ~uoienotes
526 npe 9ampitibe, us SO npe Seils
ltlbe - tiliammen al 95O,967 Cons
9aitebra9tigbeb. s famine stnr bpgs
seoes 95 Srissitibe, bells paa pffents
lise, bells pripate tibsbpss.8arfte
alt / Silt er Der fra en9elife 8erfter
1895 lenot no $4,000 Cons minbrt
eno / 1894. men Damp bar faaet mere
Spertas uper Cell; ben iibite elass
3riutraft uo9ioroe fln 5 Hrocsrt, mes
oens be uDe Seilitibe / 1892 pppiite "a
Brucent. Sueralt iur:ranses Sell al
3ampfrait.
Ser a~nfprss p9ian, at 50 8rucent al
Damp Coinage, ps 81 8rOcent al
Seil.9 tonnage a bpsset al Staal.
s 6ortesuelien Of, bpao Der er bps-
get / be iorfielisc 2anoe fan England
oppiie be itsrite Gal, men iaa faar man
oaiaa erinore, at Der tD3ses Siibe for
mango andre 9anbs, life minoit for Sas
pan i bet iprlsbne Iar. De Soreueoe
Stater tpmmer ipm ytp. 2, TpIflauo
SO. 8, SruntriSe $40. 4. Norse itaur
pper s andre gationcr; Der CT bDaset
Sunoels' % arissitibe meo iamlet
Gcnuase l2.S73. meoeus Sperise blot
bar 2,767; 9unmart bar 1882.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21
9ecOrab og Smeglt.
Ten 20oe 6,bruor 1895.
SnhsfnIh.

S~eosfaIo.
Sra Sdlcm, Oregon, bsrettes, at u.
50. 8rppuCn, Der for fda Gar iioen
bar Sn8fcrsr al 8iuueibcit Gountp, 90
iom for 4 gIar iiocu fDttece berfra til
Oregon, pur oisaust peO Gsoen ben
13oe bs. Mor ~iOrmooer, at ban SsSe
al en- SiertcipgoOul, ium ban baooe liOt
al | lGngcre 1io.
- Manoug Gitcu bsoe9 q. MSnrih
/ @sIt Gecorab, Ell al be samIe os pel'
ficnSte &iOnerer / 8Iuneibctf Gountp.
San bnooe / largere Glib prret ip9etia,
iua 3pben life fum uucntet. Gioboe
Gnte ug 6 8cru, ale boiatte
/ 9scOrab.
- Mrs. @eO. 3ufmaper bcoe Sen'
bag Gttcn / en- GIOsr al "a Gar. SUN
bapOs / lGrgere Tlo llot al 2Grins.
SesrauelIen iorcgit GnsouS Gitermios
oa3 fra SOngre8ationaltirteu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-21

han bet nprite 2uno og 6olt Tor belle
9eroen. San nogen 9lsmme De DIsoa
poImeltenbe Spner, Iom iileoe fra bans
Gtrenoe, "a bporlebes ban meo TN ele>
oonte barmoniIfe Stittelie ttItaIts
Diet neitsn li9eIau meget ION SretE
Ole Bun bar, jeg tiger bet bSlt' MN
llnoOoms aiarlig1eo. Seq 'too | ct
merit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. til ham t9lenz
mem tolp at mine beOIte Gar. pan
bopbe en- Itraalenos ge9ooeIie ct tort
5ierte. !San eieoe 2iO8traften ps ges
NETS Stisnbeo. San tunos begeIs
tires % begeiitre andre.
Gn iano eammelsnoroi't biting
bar Ole Bun. @ibe for be gdmIe 8ts
finger paa fine MISUNDERSTANDING
renpe sog, men enonu pipsrs Tor SIe
Bun.
q Sle BUNS Sagd mua Der peretz
tes life alene ON ale Guropas 2anbe,
men ooiaa ON Spg til 2ggqptens YIN
rambler oa til @eittpiten uf 2eif Grit
TONS 8inldno.
9e oumle Romere erobreoe 8r9tens
lamb, men blso bsrefter be unoertorn9>
mes Slaoer pg 9ilcipIe. De ieirrt9s
Romere MATTE annammc be oper'
punbne @r9teres Gultur. Wore
gumle SorfGbre ~omitprtsoe bet ros
merite SeiIerbbmme, men blep bog I
mandt "a meoet RomeraagetS SrGue.
Sle guQ berimob erobreoe bet itds
lienTte Gremonas SrpG'toSier, o9 FdG
tpang ban bauoe Romere og be sprtgs
Nattoner til at trampe Satt til 8oss
Ierul, Sailing og Sprin9oans. De
MATTE banIe eftsr Sle 9uls Mu1it.
Sans Son, 4lsranoer, ierger troIig
for, at man life elemmer Satten, og
Sat og @gre itul ou bape for bet, min
tiGre Ben, 4leranber Bun!
Gib Iorse muatte fpoe pg foItrs
mango Iaa aiGbe Mlrno Tom ben ubes
beige Sle 9uI! San bar furtient ct
pattert Minbesm9rte. Sab ps bare
meb at reiie bet!