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The Forrest City times., 1896-07-17
WaYlaid and Shot.

Three deputy constables and one
negro prisoner were waylaid and shot
at two o'clock the other morning three
miles east of Van Buren, Will Jones,
the chief deputy, was killed instantly;
George Perry's shoulder and arm were
filed with No. shot, and the negro
deputy and prisoner, who were on the
same horse, were both severely wound
ed. Jones formed posse and raided
. negro crap den and arrested one in
mate. The others escaped. and it is
supposed they are the ones who did
the shooting.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-17
Alleged Counterfeiters.

The other day Deputy Marshals
James Earl and w. b. White arrested
James Garner three miles north of
Houston, Perry county. When cap
tured it is said that Garner had molds
for making counterfeit five-cent pieces,
also lot of spurious coin. Deputy
white took the prisoner to Little Rock,
where the charges against him will be
looked into by the federal authorities
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-17
Arkansas and Louisiana to Unite.

On Thursday, July 30, there will DO
held in Shreveport, La, a meeting of
the representatives of lodges of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen of
the states of Louisiana and Arkansas,
when grand lodge of these two states
will be organized. Considera BILE inter
est is being taken in this movement
Shreveport will give them a royal
greeting.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-17
Tied Up In the Treasury.

Says the Little Rock Democrat: 1t
is regretable fact that more than
half million dollars must remain tied
up in the state treasury when it might
do a great deal of good if circulated in
the proper channels of trade.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-17
Alleged Counterfeiters.

The other day deputy Marshals
James Earl and w. b. White arrested
James Garner three miles north of
Houston, Perry county. When cap
tured Garner, it is said, had molds for
making counterfeit fve-cent pieces
and nicllels, also lot of the spurious
coin. Deputy White took the prisoner
TO Little Rock.
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-17
ARKANSAS STATE NEWS.
An Arkansas Boy In Washington.

The navy department at Washington
has many experiences with inventors,
bot one OF the most novel occurred the
other day.
boy, hardly 10 years OF age, with a marked
foreign accent. called at the Office Of the secre-
barry of the navy, and said he came in response
80 letter from the department. This letter,
GATED some months ago, was in reply to one
sent by the boy, who claimed to have dis
covered a substance which would render YES
EelS unsuitable. He refused in his orig nal
letter to disclose the nature OF his discovery,
or the process Of manufacture involved. The
department had written the usual stereotyped
answer, saying nothing could be done until
more was known of the device. The boy,
without means, had walked all the way from
Arkansas to Washington for the purpose Of
showing to the officials what he believed would
make his fortune.
As soon as his pathetic story was known he
vas treated with much consideration. He was
sent to Chief Constructor Hichborn. who lis.
sened kindly to bis story. The constructor had
Been himself poor boy. and realized the priva-
Aons through which the boy before him must
have gone to reach Washington. only to meet
encouragement and encounter disappointment.
He explained, as we'll as he could, the useless
ssss Of the supposed invention. and finally had
Naval Constructor Taylor show the boy the
plans for a ship.
Sken by the oficiais, and left eventually with
she notion that 1t was his own inability to ex-
plain his device and HIS desire to keep 1t secret
hat prevented the naval experts from pur-
chasing IL at once
He said he had walked all the way from Ar
kansas. going first to New York. where he saw
Edison. who had presumably. out OF the kind
ness OF his heart, offered him $40 for the secret
Invention he had refused this offer and had
kept on his toil>om way until he found the
Washington authorities. After hearing the
discouraging statements OF the officers the boy
said with sigh: We'll, guess Ill have to
take my invention to Europe" He was intel
hgent and full of grit. and the impracticabillty
Of his device and the crudity of the little draw
ing he carried with him did not detract from
abe interest inspired by the boy. There was
something very CHEEKY, but not at all disre-
spectful In his tone when he turned from the
plans. Constructor Taylor explained to him
for half an hour, and waving his hand, said:
We'll so long. young man"
The Forrest City times., 1896-07-17
Took Advantage OF Hia Ignorance.

Chancellor Martin, at Little Rock,
has delivered an opinion in the case of
Thomas Jones VS.. Gus Blass, admins
traitor of the estate of b. Levinson,
deceased, which involved the title to a
plan tation valued at $40, 900, located
near Wrightsville. 1t was decreed
that the contract made by Jones with
Levinson in his lifetime be rescinded,
and that the deed from the plaintiff.
Jones, to Levinson to the plantation
be cancelled, and that the legal and
equitable title to the property be vest
ed In plaintiff. The court also required
the plaintiff to turn back to the Lev
inson estate a house and lot in the city
Of Little Rock which had been given
him In exchange for the plantation In
1892. 1t was commended that the trade
was made with an old and ignorant
negro. Tom Jones, for very made
quate consideration. and that Levin
son took advantage of that ignorance.
The herald., 1896-12-05

reference to the complete fertilizer as
available only for particular case and
not for general use, like 'Morrison's
| cure-all pills" we assume to be an at
| tempted joke and touch of harmless
pleasantly, but we fear the writer has
| mistaken his vocation in this respect.
The occasion does not call for comedy
on the part of one who has built up pill
lory for himself and voluntarily ascend
ed it. But, as a serious answer to the
profound question as to the land worth
Sl00 an acre or SO for square mile
Gao acres-We refer the Berkeleyan to a
little work printed in Berlin, called Ex-
periments in Fertilizers Upon Grapes,
made at Liebfrau that gives an account
of how barren sandhills. which fur
nished only scant pasturage for sheep
were made available for agriculture" by
the use Of fertilizers. and also to an ar
ticle published in the California Guilt
vator July, 1895. wherein Prof. Hilgard
said: Any one can understand, of
course, that the use of a complete fertil-
izer is pretty sure to hit the mark"
AN explanation of the attack is SIM
pie. n Los Angeles man named Wood
| bridge, the inventor of fertilizer asked
Prof. Hilgard for a recommendation of
his invention. Prof. Hilgard examined
the fertilizer and refused to recommend
it. t."-Rerkeleyan.
The editor Of The Herald SO in denies
that there is one word of truth in the
above paragraph. As the Berkeleyan
refuses to produce the proof of its asser-
tions or to retract them, we are COM
PEELED To regard both Prof Hilgard and
| the editor of the Berkeicyan as mem
hers of the fra ternity of which Ananias
was q conspicuous leader ard they are.
| therefore. unfit to he connected with a
great university. The regents should
! Investigate these gentry and expel them
from a position they seek to maintain
/ by such misreuresentatiors
FERTILIZERS.
Bulletin No. 40 of Hatch. Mass. sta
| ton gives results of over SEQ analyses
made of fertilizers and few other sub
stances. Eight samples of sulphate Of
| potash analyzed varied in amount Of
actual potash from 25ia per cent to 50'a
per cent. Thirty-seVen samples of wood
ashes varied in percentage of potash
and phosphoric acid from l per cent 20
l0l4 per cent. Three samples of cotton
seed hull ashes varied from 33la to @9i.
per cent of potash and phosphoric acid.
| Three samples of tankage varied from
l-3 to 20 per cent of phosphoric acid ana
nitrogen Eight samples of ground bone
varied from 20 to 30 per cent in amount oc
phosphoric acid and nitrogen. Five
samples of acid phosphoric acid varied
from l. to 20 per cent Of phosphoric acid
OF nire samples of cotton seed meal
| the poorest contained 6 and the best
per cent of nitrogen.
These wide variations in the manurial
value of fertilizers of the same class and
name, emphasized the need of state sN-
perviSion of the fertilizer trade and Cf
great care and caution in buying fer
! tillzers.-Fruit Exchange Review
The herald., 1896-12-05
BRUISED IN A RUNAWAY.

N We'll is peGdler of tinware who re-
sides at 463 Ducommun street. He is
about 60 years of age. but manages to
make a living by hawking his goods
about from a rickety cart drawn by an
antiquated equine. Yesterday morning
We'll was driving along Alameda street
when a train came along and frightened
his horse, which ran away scattering
We'll and his wares all over the road.
The old man was considerably bruised
up. ard the patrol wagon was called.
No bones were broken, and as We'll OBJ
jected to being taken to the receiving
hospital he was conveyed to his home
to nurse his bruises in the bosom of his
family.
The herald., 1896-12-05
A FALSE ALARM.

At noon yesterday couple Of black
smiths were setting tires on wagon
wheels in the shop at the corner oc
Bellevue avenue and New High street
A small boy saw the smoke issuing from
the shop and turned in the fire alarm
from box 21. The department responded,
but found that their services were NOT
needed.
The herald., 1896-12-05

written by the editor for the fifth oi-
ennial report for the state BOARD Oh
horticulture by special request)
The herald., 1896-12-05

address all communications OF an agri-
oultural nature to the Agricultural Editor)
The herald., 1896-12-05

EXHAUSTION OF SOIL THROUGH
THE CULTURE OF THE WALNUT
AND THE PROPER FELIlllLERS
TO USE TO ACCOMPLISH THE
BEST RESULTS
The herald., 1896-12-05

November 21st, 1896
Ny Dear Doctor:
am going to put your offer of assist
ance to an early test by asking you to
SEND me good lot of specimens of that
little ladybird which is so abundant in
your lemon orchard. ] do not care for
living specimens and if you will enclose
them in small vial with alcohol they
VIII reach me in suitable condition, or
1t VIII do no harm If the are encloser alive
In wooden or tin box. enclose some
franks for use in trans mitting the spec
linens.
l have just got back to Washington
after very active and instructive four
weeks in California My notes on this
trip are voluminous. but among the most
interesting are my memoranda and rec
objections of the half day spent at your
place.
Yours very truly.
c. l.. MARLATT
Assistant Entomologist
DIR. S. NJ WOODBRIDGE,
Agricultural Editor Herald,
Los Angeles. Cal
The herald., 1896-12-05

trdited by S. NJ. Woodbridge Phi. d.
The herald., 1896-12-05

toe Hsnt that will bring great big glow OF
naPpinoas g. yon. BY il yea viii see now st on
Ahu vigorous your now weak body can e
MADE HudTAn 10 for nun. Tas srsst H1dy ;
.s,.uss 10 % oaH S'iy from tho Hudson Medical
Dy me cpocisliatA Of the old famous Hudson
Medical l1stitEts. II Is ths ssronycs. sud ,nes
Po"erIu vlfa.lzor made. II Is 10 powerful thai
~ aMpiy wonderful how harmless 1t IT, You
ean Eet HtIen nowhere but from the fiuasou
timDnials w.
This extraoriiuary Rejuvsnator Is the most
wonderiul discovery Q! ihs age. 1t has becb en-.
dorsed oy the leading scienrihc men OF Europe
AUOYAN is purely vegetable.
ACDYAN stops prematureness OF the dis
cnarEs IN twenty days Cures LOST MAN.
HOOD. eonstipa'ion, dizziness, falling sen "a.
lons' nervous twitching Of the eyes and other
Strengthens, invIgoEates aud tones the entire
sy.ts II Is as cheap a. any other remedy.
ACOYAN cures debility, n ~ ,usness,
emissions: and develops and restcr2 weak or
gans. Psips in the back, losses by day or nigh.
stopped quickly. Over 2oo private indorse.
ments.
Prematureness means imporsncy In the nrs,
stage: 1t Is a sympsom of seninal weakness,
ana harrtnness II can be stopped in tw,n y
days by the uso OF Hudyan Huayan costs no
more than auy other remedy
TAINTED EI.O@n-ime,Ire blood dr..
70 serisus Esi'~H dtSor3ars carries ny -nds O.
sore-proiuciss Germs Then comes sore throst
pimpies, c0pgercrared spots. ulcers in month
old sores and IA liig hsif. You eau save 4 tr, u
70 NOT Sprinse sy wrislns for 'Biood Rook 10
the old physicians of the
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sta.
sAh SAAsels0. eeliieznis.
The herald., 1896-12-05


ship in the association except by New
York, last year.
The exercises of the morning con-
cluded with a practical talk by Prof.
McClymonds of Oakland on school ar
chitecture.
TEACHERS CLUB.
An organization, consisting of sixty
of the leading teachers of Southern CAL
ifornia has just been formed, the pur-
the advanced educational thought of the
time, to receive and entertain prominent
educators from other sections of the
state and country who may visit thi4
part of the state, and to cultivate the
social faculty, which in the busy, plod-
ding life of the teacher is too frequently
permitted to wane.
The officers of this new organization
are: f. T. Pierce, principal of the Nor
NAL school, president; Nathan Smith,
principal of Santa Monica school: vice
president; j. Il. Millard. principal of the
Spring -stret school, secretary: A. w.
Plummer, principal of the Olive-street
school, treasurer.
The club assembled for the first time
last evening a jerry Illich's to entertain
at a banquet the visiting lights now in
attendance at the gathering of the South
ern California Teachers association.
These gentlemen, guests OF the club, are
representatives of the prominent schools
Of the state and some of them leading
educators from the eastern states. Their
names are intimately associated with
the most progressive educational
thought of modern times, and the club
does itself honor and brings credit to the
community In extending to them the
hosptalities of this social banquet.
My prices for Wallpaper beat all the city.
A. A. Eckstrosn- a1f South Spring sfraat-
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
All

imob BeifpIbninssu at pere bobbelttuns.t, ntaaite ban fslte,
at SeitplSninssn par fortient, os ban bapbs ins.n @runb
til at irpste for fin BopuIarttet for ben Gags StpIb. San
n,aatte uirteIis osiaa baue peret en- for 9ssnsr for at ousrs
trGiic eIer eubos blot pare Iiseiaa flint iom ben aIminSss
Iisite 2osner Gontunferues Stamre; tbi bisie Snbianes
res 9ssnastisbso phoe bape parst Isase til felue Spartaa
nerns8.
Tenesaten ~benestebe lite ensans getpIbninsen, ban ipns
tes at pare pis fin Sag os ipursue tuu iimp.It:
~Geriom Sisioosropos Guuse er bobbeIt, fan Haabet lite
itole paa bans Orb, lao Der berpaa tiIsaIo.s gibner; Der er
mango, fom er rsb. til at bs.raft. Sanb5sosn al bet, StsioOs
rcpO bar fast."
SCR fert gsatano lab gsa,ano bGus bsrt - buor er
Matano2"
6Ire at Staabets RebI.mmsr uStaIts bisf. Orb, iom nas
fen e~niemmis ptreoeS.
atter Isb lloraabsrens Stsn,ne, iom iaIbte paa Watuno.
"grpbrs," ~tespnote after Ssubinseu, "gruno.m til, at
is uiIoe ouerpare 0ommen e, at min Con lite &c Der, ban
psnote tiIbase paa gsien os CT lite eubnu tommsn isisu.
aariussu BERTH pso ies lite, NIT Sisrte narsr Gull, men lite
6rpst - @atanO er en- iterf arissr ps tan puste fig isIv.
San tan lite blips IGnse borte, men maa mart tomue tils
base, os berfor beber Iis Gosr at ubiette Sommsn.
Gn mis- iornsist aiunIen fuIsts bette TorIanssnbs; ben
ipaute lIu bauoe ~pisnipnIis lere genner emo ben unse Ssps
hing.
Glitter bsnueuSte Reresaten fig til Staabst.
'SpOr i~sammeIiss pHbe lite bette pare, arissrs ira Sies
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
gaa &rissitierL
sonlnn Of Euptsin pns 8st,.

,''ns LOB mig fare iammen, iom, ON ies par rant al en-
~. &s oar NIT eset gtaun - ies par gSatano.
:" o'o uOroabt tire Sanse, os ueo buer SisnttassIie bS,s
0'08 ~faytsrc.
SS0fano! @atano! Wafano!"
Sqa op3it for mig. @atano par 9teaesatens afiual.
-. TsT'on, i8 ~iorsitiQ.be, bpis aIaosr ies bar, par iusen
'HSa mO @atauo.
wy 'an lite beItrios BEN forunberIise 6oIeIie, Tom srsb
w. Wv 0enNe OPoaselie. Seq par en- furIis StilIins, min
i s.,' Fs'oeoe, ies trat ben til mig os LOB Graets SIaoe,
Srs, W. ga0os 3OIOt tubase, fable neb for NIT anist, ies
"nV' mtg life til at ie fren,.
eo S.'S' S~ls'Ittte fob ies taus os file, men lite ubsn at
- "ue uenteoe paa Gaaoets 9rfnins.
h, "a a. '"S0nS baueos lloraaberen fin Stemm: o. sientos
oSS%8'' 'SSatanO! Natano! @atanol"
ps Sa ~'narte0e, at Der beriteSe 6orpirrins; man bapbe
~ at @atauO ~iapneoes.
Ss '''ne Srl|s iaa is en- Snoiansr TONNE ub at TeItet;
r,r, '" ~'0nO n'eo ct meset GrpGroist l~lbieenSe, ifont
nj ~ ~Yr'0'9t paa GrunO al ben bpie stlber, bet rpbsoe,
S,n. "S']'tet al OpOise Gsenifabsr.
aT,h. "Noer rar fureOe al Chen, % bans Saar bpiot -
g. S9a bIanSt Snbianerne.
wv "09eI pso Ssnns YsriOu, iom rpbsoe, at ban bsiaS
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

tan - to Cole er saast nsb, os bette SpsrssmuaI er enbnu
lite afsiort. Seq forbrer fun R.tfarbisbsb sftr pore
2oue Tan Domnen life ubiattes; Ganscrue maa tiIbsre go.
gen - Seq sisr 6Orbrins paa benz, iOm mine, os leg tiIbp,
Der at fremIttls 8ioner, iom tunbe bepiIs min giet. g9as
tuno fan life fremtomme meo nOsen 5orbrius; tBi sasrs,
buorfOr er ban Der ito: for at sicre ben ~sieIO.noe. San Bar
insen g:uiier, fun fine eens Orb Fan TANNER fig peS at
fremftiae fig Fer for gOer nbsn gsUiie, % bet sr srfor, at
ban er borte fra 2eiren."
"g5atano er lite frauarenbsl" raa5te en- Stsmne ibIaubt
be Omtrinsfuaenbe, "ban er 9.irsn."
0isie Orb f~rembruste mss.n Sspas.li., os leg tunoe I,
at ben samle Sspbtns par Iiseiaa ~forbauiet eeropr iom be
Spriee.
"Suem flyer, a, gsa,ano r 9sirsn9" ipurste ban ueb
bsi Stemme.
On Snbianer traabte fr.m bIanOt Soben, os leg tuubs it,
at bet par ben famine, ion, leg tioIissre bapbe nSot.
"G3aiano sr eeiren," sientos ban, ioet ban itanisbs
uosnfOr arsSien; 'is iaa ben unse SoUDius, os leg taItc
m.b bant.A
"Naar2@
"5or sanlte npIs."
"5por2"
gaanSen psssb. ZEN til Set eisS, buOr ri bau6e msSt Bin.
auosn.
"San Git bsnimoO bin SiDs, iHsasm srasrn., os leg fGa
banr life mere
0snns luosrretuins forbssoe tpSeIs Gnss SorunOrius,
DC tunSs lite iatts, bu0rior @atan0, uaar ban par ssr, iss
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
97be 3apitel. - JaocrtH I Raabet.

"Sietaner, " ~bespnOte Ssubinsen; It'll en- FABIAN par urs
feIis ben samle Snoianer, mine Born Os grSore Saaost,
ies bsnueuOer mig til Gber ON at afsiue Dom benne Sag.
Seq sr GOers SSubins; men ies sisr inssn ~GOrorinser Sens
ieenoe BERTH. gSatuno er min Ssu; men for BAN beoer ies
lite ON nossn @uuit; ies fcrbrer fun 0fst os @etiarSisbso,
iom pioe bIpe i~fiantet ben @insefs | Dor Stamme - intel
aubet bsOer is ON for min Ssn NatanO. gSatano CT en-
tat ariser; busm ibIan0t Goer psO lite bette. I9ans StiOIS
er prpbet nsb mango GropbGer, ION CT tasns fra be baoeos
gniiater. iSans 9essins er beb9uste meb Stalps fra lltab
oa Gbspenns. Otter bans 9GIe LGber bet LANCE !Saar al
Yauneerne % s~lrapabene - Buem nil nsste, at g8atanO,
min Ssn &atauo, er en- Taper srissr2@
Otter ct Siblits Yaufe ~bespnote Fan after at tale, men
en- sanite anbeu Gone; ban ~bespnSte M at aonlaIe Repsrien
paa Sisioosroycs 9OrtrGt, os oa ban benpttsoe fig al rsrfe
Suruer, par bet tp0eIist, at bet itsbe al aGrsreIe Os 6isnbs
fab.
Sppbinsen ppbprte at tale, os bet bIep tilaSt ben ipanite
rIu at ipme. SaH si0ros intss Goriss paa at f~Oripars fig
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10

tomnsn ~tiIodnn.bs unber Soroen, eGI,r
rettere unotr ben alipps bporpdd
Ismplet bIep ppfsrt.
pua ben enc Sibe al Reoronoalen er
Der ire 9pgninger opfsrte | grGItsros
merit Stil os ben9Dnes Jon Qbiulons,
St,Sacobs % 3d6arias GraOe. Rar.
ge QrIere bill babe feet benz pdd Nfbilos
ntnger. Den. iom fables 3ahdrias
8rap, er uobuqgen az ben iolioe alipps
meo ct pbramioeformst Gag. Oct fan
albrig babe oGret noaen 8rap, od ben
er alceIes iolio ps bar ingen gubnius
elcr Qbgang. Qbialons 8rao bar
aabninasr bit ppps, % bar mango for
Sill at taite Stene beri for at ubtrptts
I'm 5oragt for ben ulDoige Ssn. a6s
Ialons 8raD er mere itilmasii9t uos
fsrt eno be andre TO. Den er firtantet
meo SalOIeiler paa Siosrne. men NIB
Talon bar neppe funoet fit Spilstso
inoen oens 9pgge.
Deb at tage 8sisn fra 4b'dIons
@rap opOoer Olisbierget, mar hi gros
feternes 8rape ltbt tiIbsire. De Iigs
ger paa 8iergets psItIige Sios. De sr
ct Sld9s &atatomber | en- Sdlpcirtel
meo mango Seller pdd Sioerne, life
ultg be romerite Satatomber. De fps
mes at bore forlaot ufulofsrte, o. fan
muligens bare al npere S%priuoelIe.
Cite lanst fra Profsternes Grape bar
Ri Soppen al Sliebisrget, boor Der ct
en- liben 2anbsbp. Sen berpprenbe
tore 9p9ning tiGbsrer Wobameouners
ne og itudr pau bet Stsb, Tom fra be
ttoligite Sioer bar p9ret anIeet iom bet
Steo, boorfra Sriitus for tilbimmels.
s ct berpRrenoe lille o~ttefuntet Gapel
forepiies Spor at Seiu Ssboer. Sra
&irtens eQer ~rettere MoIteens Sdarn
BABES ben berlt9ite llbiigt. 8psn fig
ger foran os Iom ct 2anbTtdbsmaleri.
Waob Spbgit ligger Smars Mtpite, paa
bet Steb, bbor Salompns Sempel for
fob. Mob Spo er "Gt 4tIa", fom en-
gang bar en- triften Sirte, ppfsrt al
SuItiniun. Mob Norobeit er be tDrs
fife 8aratfer, bpor Seitntngen Mntos
mia fob. Pau en- eitlig Straaning
itaar ben be1ige 8raps airte. !Ssien
peitenfor Moria 9jerg er 3ionsbiergt.
0abibstaarnet eler !Sippttus er nGr
S~afdporten, p9 oper bette paier bet
tprtiite Stag. Moo Spbsit fra bette
Saurn er ben sngelite Strife, og Ienssre
SDb bet armeniite &lofter meb en- bib
&uppsl. GRngere mob SIt er bet jss
bite 8partal meo to Spndgoger. Yau
Soppen al 3ion er en- 8lpnge at 8pgs
ntn9er, bbts Wtiote b9per Zig ben forte
&uppel pper Sapibs 8rap. 8enoer
ri ps mob git, fer Ri Modbs % 8iles
abs 8jergene pg Sorbanbalen. Woo
SDo fees bet "onoe Rdaos Saug".
W(oo 8elt Nepbdtmspalen. Jtte ldn9t
fra SeruIdlems norboeItlige Sisrne er
be iuit life imutte rusiiite 8~pgningsr,
Der blanot anbet bar 9oIpitier for
rusiiIte pilegrtme. 5tl bsire er Nob,
en- YreitebD / 9eniamins Stumme,
bOis S~nbbDg9ere, bporiblanbt So grss
tier, bleo i~bielilusne paa Sduls 8efd=
ling, fprot be bupbe piit 8~ieItepsnligs
beb mob Saoio. Sabernatlet meo Or
Ten pg Stuebrsoene ipnes at babe pGret
Der paa ben Sib. 9ben be6oebes efter
nOIanpi8beben. 80 Mil IRngere mob
gorb er 9ibeab, Sauls Sjem. Gre
Miil oerfrd er 9eeiotb (grsnbe), en- of
be fire 8tbeonitiite 8Der, Tom eiorbe
en- Yagt meb Soipa. Den tilfaIbt
8eniamins Stamme. Gn at Odpibs
magtige Manb bIeo fsbt Der.
s naite 8rep bsgioer Ri ps pibere
paa 9eien mob Norb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-01-10
Vpt for 0attartpinere 90 Dem,
tom bill l1re at ipiae Guitar.

SarpeIe8erer, 10S Sanae meo gRuiit %
@uitarafiOmpaancment inmt Ruiititole for
Seluftuoiuu, buUrueo man paa sgeu Saano
fan lore at pile Guitar, er uoiommet / tort
5Ormnt % nteo ~Iatiulte 2pper. Sele 80.
gen uosjsr 154 fore Cttapiioer. 8oaen er
uurmt unbefaIet Of grof. euen GfteoaL
6ru Stub, gaitorerne Bjern, Mdler G3aeu
nj. 4. Saass hos Seu. Gbr. 8. 8robauob,
29s @tQiams Ct. Ct. 4aul, Mimi, for
S1.25 pprtoirit tilienot. 1873