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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-29

THE weapon of the swordfish prob:
ably served as the model for one Of
the earliest forms of the sword. Many
early swords, particularly among the
marine nations, were edged with the
teeth of sharks.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-29

Lord Lonsdale, the British peer, has
turious hobby of collecting whips and
many in his possession are worth over
gl00 each.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-29

INFLUENCE is ineffaceable. You
cannot rub out that cold word, that I'M
handsome deed: so you cannot rub out
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-29

THE nrst known coin is Chinese. 1t
is copper, and specimens weighing from
one pound to five pounds, and sup
n0sad To date from a neriOd of at laaat
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-29

"No, Willie dear" said mamma,
"nO more cakes tonight. Don't you
know Won cannot sleen ON full stOm-
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-04-29

REED pens, split at the end like quill
lans have haan fonnd In Eouptian
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
A Pleasant Anniversary.

The eleventh anniversary cell
ebration of the Frohsinn Singing
society took place at the Mission
Garden last night. There was no
regular program but the evening
was spent in family style chorous,
quartette, solos and comic recita-
lions by members and invited
friends and at intervals terpsicho-
rean exercises were had making
the evening one of pleasure not
soon to be forgotten. The Froh-
sim will give a grand concert on
the 18th, Of May next.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
Saved From a Horrible Death.

AS Mr.. f. A. Lester, the popular
chief clerk Of the Menger hotel,
was out riding on his bicycle yes
terday, he gave several OF his
lady friends, who were on a Hous-
ton street car, quite a scare. Mr..
Leslie was riding leisurely down
the street when the rear wheel of
his bike gave way, and he was
thrown off between two cars that
were going in opposite directions.
The passengers became frightened
and one lady tainted. Fears were
entertained for moment that ne
would be crushed by the rapidly
moving cars, but by great presence
OF mind Mr.. Leslie gathered him
self together, and with one of his
agile springs, for which he is noted,
he jumped aside and the catastro-
phe was averted, and he escaped
with only few.severe bruises. The
wheel has been sent to the shop for
repairs and Mr.. Leslie will be out
In few days. In the meantime
his familiar graceful form will be
missed among the large coterie OF
bicyclists Of our city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
ARMY NEWS.

REPORTED SPECIALLY For The LIGHT.
There are quite a number of Wis
itors at the post from Fort Bliss
this morning, among them being
Ordnance Sergeant Mausbach, late
of Fifth, cavalry and Regimental
Quartermaster Sergeant DeBurney
Of the 18th, infantry.
John Highly, late of troop X, Fifth
cavalry and now of the 18th in
fantry is at the post on visit.
Farrier Collins, of troop III, Fifth
cavalry, has taken his discharge
under the provisions of the three
years. act.
Sergeant Miller, lately dis
charged from company H, of the
twenty-third, is visiting the post
and will probably re-enlist for the
Eighteenth infantry.
Three recruits arrived here from
Louisville, KY, and were assigned
to company E, Eighteenth in
fantry.
There will be a cavalry dress
parade on the lower parade ground
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, to
be followed Immediately after by
mounted guard mount.
Chaplain McCleary has asked
for six months sick leave.
1t has been learned that the cav.
airy squadron will not visit Aus
Fin 90 jntonoad vbilo IN ;to navajo
march.
The report of the medical board
in the case Of Lieutenant G. E.
Lang, Second artillery, who has
been examined for retirement,
shows that he is suffering from
neurasthenia, but does not recon-
mend his retirement. Secretary
Lamont has not yet acted on the
report.
The retirement of Major John
B. Keefer, paymaster, is announced.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
Died From Causeless Fright.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind, April IA.
Mrs. John Lawfton, of Crawford,
was frightend to death last even
ing. She heard a noise in the
street and reached the door just in
time to see runaway team pass
by. The drivers coat had fallen
and wound about the hub until it
resembled human form and the
supposition is that Mrs. Lawfton
thought it was the body of her lit.
tie grandson who had been playing
In the road a minute before. With
a cry OF distress she dropped to the
floor and never regained conscious.
ness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14

usual good game. He played right
field and didn't have much to do,
but he made up for it at the bat
and on the bases. Heis remark
able fast runner and hitter from
his heart.
The final score was 10 to 2. The
locals outbatted the visitors and
excelled them in the field. Eight
hits were made off Nevin while the
locals found the Pelican twirler for
thirteen, besides knocking the ball
all over the lot, many of which
would have been hits excepting for
some brilliant fielding of the Wis
itors, especially Houseman in left,
who made several sensational
catches. Nevin, besides pitching
a good game, also made two hits,
one of which was timely.
Two of the Bronchos were nearly
crippled yesterday. They were
Griffin and Gull. Griffin hurt his
foot sliding into second and Gull
got a hot liner on his thumb. They
will be all right for tomorrow's
game however.
The street car service was much
better yesterday than on Sunday.
Cars made the run from Houston
street to the park in fifteen min
utes and even less. The crowds
were also handled we'll going to
town. Colonel Micklejohn is fast
getting things In order, and at the
next game there will be enough
cars on hand to carry everybody
to town on the first trip.
The Pelicans left for Houston
last night and will open the south
ern league season in New Orleans
with Mobile next Thursday. The
GAINESVILLE team failed to arrive
for today's game. The Luling
Browns will be here tomorrow. The
Luling team is composed Of the
following players: Conley, pitcher ;
Mckinney, catcher; Robischung,
Mckinney and McLain on the
bases; Elan, shortstop; Harris,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
Turner Notes.

The Turn Verein held its regu-
lar Monday meeting at their hall
last night.
The applications Of Herman Her
week and Otto Tolle were read, and
will be acted on at the next meet.
ing.
The amusement committee Is
now preparing for the grand tourn-
ament, which will be big event.
Delegations OF active turner's from
Boerne, Comfort, Cypress creek
and Waring will be here to take
part.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
SHORT SNAPS.

The Bronchos have soft snap
for tomorrow.
Yellow leg chickens will roost
high this week.
Bro. Wshrenberger will rub 1t in
on Bro. Smith in the LIGHT tomor-
row.
You can only reach all the people
by getting your "ad" also in the
Sunday LIGHT.
If the preachers have to walk
the newspaper men can do so also,
on the West End Car line.
The newspaper men must drink
less beer, and pay fare on the West
End Street Car line, or walk.
The West End car line promises
to run half hour service as soon as
they gather in the ninety-three
oh.
1t will be good exercise for our
poorly paid police force to walk a
little; take up all the d. HIS in
street car lines.
The West End Car company
have about concluded that prayers
will not pay for power and labor
to run their cars.
Alderman Kerble will please
have boulevarde built at once to
West End so that those ninety
three dead heads can walk to town.
Alderman Hoefiing very limo.
Gently tells the people that Mr..
Sammy Grsy's services last month
werei not worth four cents. The
people agree with you.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
Laura clements at Rest.

The funeral OF the late Laura
Clements, the young woman who
com mitted suicide one week ago,
was buried yesterday afternoon in
the city cemetery at 4:30 o'clock,
the services taking place in the
parlors of Mccormick & Co.'s I'M
dertaking establishment and at
the grave, being conducted by Rev.
Bayard Craig, of the Christian
church, assisted by Messrs. Dag
gett and Corbett, witch duet,
crock of Ages" The parlors were
filled with large company of SYM
pathetic ladies and girls, mingled
with a good many OF the daughters
of sin from the purlieus Of the
city. The flowers brought were so
numerous as to quite overwhelm
the casket.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
NEARLY A sHUT0UT.
The Pelicans Were Easy Game For the
Bronchos Yesterday.

The Pelloans Were Easy Game For the
Bronchos Yesterday.
1t was a jolly crowd of rooters
that left Riverside park yesterday
afternoon. Who could blame
them?
Powell's Pets had a bad case of
rattles and went to pieces several
times, while Brophey's men put up
an almost faultless exhibition.
The locals began to score in the
first inning, while the visitors
were shut out until the seventh,
when they scored two runs on
Crotty's errors, one Of which, how
ever was eXcusable.
In the fifth it looked, however,
as though New Orleans would
score. Little Billy York singled
and was advanced on Powers sac
rifice. He stole third. Huston
hit a slow ball to third and York
was running home, when Gull
picked up the ball and threw to
Catcher Miller, who caught the
Pelican three feet from the plate.
The crowd was wild and when
Left Fielder Mackey pulled down
Bowman's long fly after a hard
run in the same inning, the big
grand stand was about to come
down. At the close of the inning
Gull was received with storm of
applause and cries of "Cull, Gull"
but tho ouoll how noiI M oftan
ton to the crowd and went to the
bench as though nothing had hap
pened. The first time Gull puts up
a bad game, which the best some
times do, the very ones who went
crazy over his work yesterday will
be the first to yell, "Take him out w
Such is the tickleness Of the base
ball crank.
"Good Boy" Elsey played his
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14

i1r. Miles Pain FITS are guaranVeed 70 se0a
WeGddche in 20 rninutes. Zone cent . dopes
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather forecast for San Antonio and
vicinity for the "a hours ending at D. m,
April Is:
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
WEATHER NOTES.
An area Of low air pressure is moving
in over Colorado and Nebraska accom-
panied and preceded by warmer weather.
The temperature rises were greatest over
Colorado and the western portions of
Kansas and Nebraska, where they ranged
from 10 to IL degrees. Slight rises were
also general over Texas, except along the
coast.
Clear weather prevails over the section
reporting to San Antonio, except Eastern
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas. Rains
have fallen along the Texas coast and
through the lower Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys. The heaviest fall, 1.62
inches, occurred at Vicksburg, Miss.
S. B. PFANNER, Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14

VIII polish, free OF charge, all
the shoes of Epworth League visi.
tors. Sullivan Shoe Co., 241 Com
merce.street. 2 IA 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
NOTICE.

Members of the Sunset Lodge X.
OF II. are requested to assemble at
their hall at 4 80 p. m. tomorrow
to ATTEND the funeral of our de-
ceased brother Otto Kramer from
the family residence 1923 Adams
street. ELIAS EDMoNDs,
4 IA 1t Reporter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
Mr.. John Becker Missing,

Mr.. John Becker left his home,
ga North Flores street, in this
city, on the 1st of April for Dallas
with the intention of returning
the following Wednesday. Moth
ing has been heard from him and
his family and friends are very
anxious about him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14

Jackson and Burt, outfielders.
There will be no admission charged
to the grandstand for these games
and ladies will be admitted free.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14
South Carolina Republicans.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 1.-THE
Brayton faction Of the repu blican
party will hold convention here
today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-14

For Rent-One 19 and one IL
room house. Enquire POI Travis
street. 4-l4-3t*
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

- Or. z. S,rien af Sprins @rDos
Tom neb isds .fter i'm Ssn, Der itbits
aar bar prret GIeo Deb 2utber Gols
leg..
prpS. 8. g. Gofrcn CT beam.
lis. besgnot at inOiamle Yeng. III af'
Detailing pad Acknowledgements
0ielb.
u. q. Teisberg. Sefretnr p.s
Weirmeio.os Sernbanetommisfon, bar
osnus rs. beisst samls 8.uner ! De-
corab os operp9ret SlutninssfeItlie'
beeerne peb 9utbsr College.
Sacob SaniUn pg Sans See at
WcGresor Tom op for at operpGr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. peo Cue
tber college. Gigelsbes 3. $. Pebers
ion og Suftru at Safe Wias, Soma.
- prof. 6. 6. Saug.n. 2arer peb
ben norIfe Spnobes Qtabemi / albert
2eu, Wfnn., tom berneb | 2erbGgs for
at tilbrinse fin Sommerferte biemm.
bos 5oralorens pua Waibingtun
Yrairie.
- 8is6mdnb u. 9ilbertIon at 4oa
bar | DEBORAH fiofte Sirsbas. San
par 0eleeut til ben Sorenebe airtes
4drsmsSe / ct. paul, og ba ban bar
balppeis. Tom Fan neo for at beisge
SlGgt og 8enner.
3. q. 8rdcfeb fra Cafe MiIs,
Soma, bar benne 1ge p9ret fer pua
geieg. 9r. 8rdctep bar ipudr bupt
ben tunse Sors at MITE I'm 9uItru,
8erta 5urina, iom bsbe ben Ste @pril,
efterlabenoe fig 4 imna 9srn.
Ole StranS, al 5irmaet Strunb
C Duncun, bar iolst i'm 4nbel / Bors
retninsen til Mr. Duncan, fpm b.rs
efter bill bride ben alene. Sr Stranb
eier ogiaa ct apotbei I 9lplnston,
Butler Co., Soma. Oct er fanbipne
ligt, at ban foretassr en Rorsestur /
CONNER.
- nafhertebe Brebe: q. .. 1iert,
6. Gbriftenfen, Senni. O.Oron, 2ra
Sl1en.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
@t5termaal Ct en- UNITE:

Naar bperfen Manb eler &pne 9ifs
ter ia al a~tnrligbeb, men alene for
pensenes Sfplb eler at anoet perbss
ligt Motip.
Raar Mdben blir baarlist tinanet
% uorbenttts ierperet, og Stiobenfars
oiabeb % llorben berfter | Siemmet.
Raar to unse Menneifer taiter fig
inb / 2ggtefabet pg padtdr Jig BET
e~gtetabelise 2ips 8proer, mems be
enbnu sr for unse til at bore bet tunss
4nipar.
Raar baabe Manb rs 2on. .r ops
lat paa at faa "lrgge lit Orb meb
2aget" os itte foritaar, at Der sr Sil.
f9lber, man bsr tie til.
Raar Snbtastsrne lit. fan betts
lbgifterne, bpor ipariom man iaa ent
er.
Haar Manben er en- urolig nerpss
perIon, iom blanber Jig op / Susbolo.
ninssaTarer os inbbilber fig. at ban
fprItdar fig bebre pua benz enb nosen
onben.
Haar besge Barter bar lat fie fore
fun at babe Sie for ben p9rIte Sibe al
b~inuubsns &aratter.
Naar Manben Tiger at bare 8one
SuIet ligeiaumeset ipm Mano, enet
8pnen Serre ~ligeiaumeget Tom Some.
9aar Mano ps apne | l1lDttens
0age elemmer, at be bar lopet at ellie
biranosn osiaa | Reoen.
Hadr aonen er ppnteouite, iom itft
bar nosst gesreb ON be fsrite @runb.
rseler for Susbolpnins, ps iom tants,
mer paa 1T Soilette enb paa FIN Ranbs
8elbefnbenbe.
Naar Manben er en- SustDran eIe,
8onen er en- ItiGnbieIsibiten trattetia,
8pinpe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
9ecorab % Smegn.
Ten 1915 CUNT 1895.
2uther Gpneae.

SutDer eDueBe.
S,pImarst Ilutttr Deb Gofles.t ben
3oie Snsbug | Suni, os fslselis CT
oqfda MI ct StolsGar outrtt. Wans
bag bar ben iiOTt. grumtnsous. Iirss
bag Gftermibbdg 81. A Iamlsbes GtD'
lens periondls os ao1iuise 5remmeos
for al bioaane Slutningsfeiten for ben
fOrbersOenb. afosliRs. Suur bleo IL
futot fGrSiss fra oenne Gibeling; abb
Ttiuige arbr. itdar til Rsit meb fun ct
e1er TO ubetpoeli9e Gag. De tolp
graduates" bar: pster girteto, Sobn
gjerts, Sulius !. 8rduer, Sobn 8.
Dale, 3Gsmus @aarb, Rartin S.
SssIanO, SacOb ID. SeItenes, ancrsp
8. Senion, Oscar s.. 2arion, Cub
mic 6. RelIpn, Ssperin 8. Sbompion,
Ginar Wulfs6erg. SeItprogrummet
beitob at norite, engelite os tpfte De-
tlamdttoner og Muiit. Der iuoleoes
oes os afIluttsbss meo SalmeIung.
Snsodg 6ormiobag &l.10 bespnote
Slutningsfeiten forG oneseafbelingsns
8raouenter. off bisIs bar Der 10 /
ali, nemlis: Gbriitian 4nOerion, Gu
muel 8rebig, Oldp 9. 8ngldno, Garl
3. Glauien, SiOert y. Sugen, Rils
&. !5ulporien. SlaO Sabr, Soritein
Sabr, Martin 9. Suul, Rifolai u.
2arien, SoIben M. Sfen, 8~srtinius
8. SGpre, garl 9. Sb~orsgadrb.
@fter afipnseIfsn at en- Saline
bolbt 9aftor s. u. Otteien Bon. Gn
al qarets 9tmitanter, 9. u. Sagen,
opleite bern9it ct gsian oper eng
lamb in tbe Stms Of Sbatespears".
0a Mufiftorpiet bapoe ipiIet, Iafts
Stuoent 8. Subr i'm Ifbdnbling
"2tot Gtpmologi" os Stubent Solbsn
Olien lin q~fbanolins "Sbe proteftunt
Wopemsnt in England. Gfter moi
ct Muiititptte talte geItpreren, prof.
2arien, ON ben triItelise 5ugt os uoz
bette oerpua Siplomerne. paa ben
uogaaenoe 8lasies 8egne iagbe Slap
gp9luno Sat us 5arpel. Sormanoen
for 9itIiss 0iitritt, paitor !Salporz
fen, bolot oern9it en- fort Sale og lpIte
8eliignelien ODER SurfamIinsen. Der
bar mango tiliteoe benin. Sang fra
fierne Steoer. Der bar Repreienz
tunter fra Staterne WuI6ingtpn,
Wtontana, Spo 0atpta, Minneiota,
Wisconiin, SIinuis, Soma os maaits
Here andre.
Snsbus Gftermibbas msote Gu
tber Gonegets Administering. SsrIt
bar Der ct 5orretninssmsbs, pg Ienere
ct oHentligt Meoe | 8bmnaititlotalst,
bppr Der bolbtes Saler.
Wenigbebens 8pinbeforenina bupoe
inbbuot Stolen ps be frsmmebe Sic
fer til aftens. Mun fit COB Mab
og tilbraste en- mes.t bpsselis Stb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
SprpnieIps &aittaheo

sr iOm Ofteit mssst DanIislist at be-
femme, pa alptteiIettst for Serb
itiGlpsts SptrGpen paa be forfjenige
Steoer iomResel life bltr opgipst npis
agtig moi. Deb bet SorOItialp, iom
inotraf / 9rescia ben 27be Hopember
1894, bleO Der imiolsrtiO eiort spoe
Siosbeitemmelier paa ii Steoer / en-
Smtrsos al 445 ailomster runot
SorofiGlOsts Centrum. Seraf bar
man beresnet. at bet bar ubbrsbt iis en-
miolere Suitigbeb az 1411 Metsr | ST.
tunost. 9Ois man tar SenIDn til
Sorobunoens 9eitafenbeb i be fors
ftjelige Retninser timber man Iom
miblsrs Saitigbeb / De / R~plipstiben
dflsirsoe Gag Gtlupinm) 782 M.. oe
for 9Iore. tGtt.re gsrgilue 1869 81.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Gu 0noSbeipotterS
SfiGbnc.

5or nosle @ar iibsn eiprbe en- ssinns
Deb Napn Senrp gersbiq fig bemertet
peo enbel nibiliitiite Sorebraa inoe /
Sverige, bpor ban paa ben traIefte
Waaoe preteoe i'm SritGnferi GA baas
neoe anoerleoes tentenbe. Gfter al
ban peo Gnferiel al 9ibelfteber %
fpaitbioen fdbelise "5afta" bdbbe Isot
at paabiie, at Der ingen Sub fanbtes.
og at 8ibelens Sub bar zen pprrt
0japel sno ben, Tom filbres / 8ibe.
lem" plsiebe ban at lutte lit 5orebrao
botltet ban ogiua bolbt, boo / no.
get mere afoGmpet 5prm. / bet nprIft
Stuoenteriamfuno = meo fplo.nbt
@uosbeipottelIe:
"Sm Oenns Sub finoes, % ban E,
alm9stis. iom bet paaitaaes, nupel
boorfor labsr ban lite ct 2Dn trafft
mig Der, bpOr iss MI itaar os fornaa.
ter bans 3ilpGrelis. Sab BAN mi
oiie lin Wagt peo itrar at tilintetoipr,
mig"
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grp'tet os inbtog en- afpentenbe Solb.
ming os fortiatte iaa:
s Ter islo, at ins.ntins banber mic
troos min ubfOrSrins. SpUrforF
80, toroi Der finbes insen Sub, ION
formuar Bet"
Som man piI forfaa, Tripsr "Sbr
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19
Sntitjcttt Ianrto.

On bsl Samilis / wtsr, beitdasnoe
at en- 66saaris Gntemono 3abranltp,
en- 25saaris Ssn os ire pngre, porne
Dstr., er ansrebne al Stormarlos'
oalfab - gsrnene idno'nnligen 'om
Ssls. at Sperfsrelim fra 6doers'
eIer Susgsition peo oenn.. Saoere1
inbbilbte fig at bare Suseier os Ir''
ftotrat os opIaspe be anbrs Selers.
Ssnnsn brastes for no9l. 0ass iloen
paa Sinbipseaiplet ium liSsnps at
Stormanbssalfab. Da ben sprtse
Samilie fulbe ~uo,aftss at i'm Ssilts'
beb, ansrsb Saber.n Os be tire Dstrs
Rettsns Soft meo SIebus, faareoe
nosl. let os fortiatte &dmpen, tnottl
be opermanbeb.s af granbfolt og po'
It'll, ipm fsrte benz til ben piptiatriIte
alinit, bpor Stormanbs9alItab tons
itatereoes hos ale.
Den betisnbte 9rofesior 8rafft'
Ching bar ifslss "N s.. g." omtalt
bette Silialoe / en- 5orel9snins / 2sr'
bags. San bsteenebe bet iom en- tor
S~ielbenbsb, tbi 8ioenitaben tienoer
biotil fun fda Grsmpler pau, at "pIp'
fiit Smitte" er operfert paa en- entelt,
bsiit to andre perioner. a~abenbart
bar man Der meo iu9geitip S~nofpoelie
at gisre. Yaa ben enc Sioe bar man
/ Iaaodnne Silf9lbe Yeripner, Iom peo
lit obsrp9lbenbe Srbs Magt. peb lin
lesemlise Sortrin eller peb fin 8eseis
firing RACER op oper fine Meomennes
FER, paa ben anbsn Sibe timber man
SnbiOioer meb Iaroeles ipus 4ano,
iom life er iitanb til at prsoe frems
meoe Sbeers 8Gro, men u~forbebploent
unbertaitsr fig benz. 0enne Sore
teelie ipiller en- for Role | MenneItes
beoens Siitorie; ben ben er mango
Sremifribt, mango aunoelise Repolus
TONER TONNE iitanb, men oeiaa manst
Silbageftribt | Menneitebeoens lib.
billing bepirfet. Masieimitte peb en-,
telte aanosIpge Snbipiber timber man
+. Gr. | ben frantic Revolutions 81,
Itorie, | Miobelaloerens Slassnantoa
og 9arnetorstog, % enbnu / bore
Oase Tan lisnenbe Sanomsner fun.
bonn iusttasss / aloitrs os psniionas
ter. s bet foreligsenbe Silfaloe
oreier bet fig ON en- Samiliefaber, ION
mdaIts er blepen panpittis peb mate
riel Hso % Glenbigbeb. gsrnene,
iom altib bar p9ret pant til at felas
5aoeren | alt os finoe aft, bpao ban
| gjorbe, soot og p9rbt at efterliane,
betuges at be famine fire Sheer. Gu
syn fiber al relisigit @anpib % iDnes
at bare ben fsrite / Sdmilien, Iom E,
blebsn iinbsipg. prufesiorsn bai
Suub ON Jaoerens os be to eloHe 81.
tres Inarlise SelbrsbeIIe; baarligere el
llbiisterne for ben pnsite Batter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-19

abr.". Dir'ebe benn. Son, vt,p,
mango, os Der fOrteues / Ct
glao, at, en- iDenF aoinO, Ed
ptrtbe: FL
Oh Saar., ban roar Oto po,
filter paa bet!"
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rise og brog oper til Qm,rito, bO,,l
troebe at finbs Sorb5urbsn opra|
for fine anfuelier. San bapS,
lite Sbtfen meb fig og bar bsts \
unitariif 9reit, bels MtrotslS,|
oels insentins. Saa ait BET M
BAN; ban bdpbe insentinu al I,oI
eaer lepe af.
Silflut oHentltesioro, ban I Il J
ben 24be 5ebruar ct stlbuo ON, Al.
mob en- @ritatning Of 5000 sot
pilbe itille fig til Sisnsits fur bs,n
helit, Der snitebe at benDtts ban,
piloe mproe. itjel., begau G,Irn
gisre h%pabiombelft bans gisr. snT
Men Pengene ItuIbs bore til at bt
&c bans samle doors gisnuar
Sase.
Dette Silbub. Der Ill % m.S / .
rita sioroe en- big Spigt, batt,
lioenbeb meb bam. Gan III en- IN
Orbnst Sitting | en- 6Otografs
rutprium.
Nu meooeles, al belt. ,r ,rSlus
pg at Sersbia er frsmorugst al
nerne paa bet ubpggeIisite ~tiI'aOt
met, meo forbranote Sine % ga
iamt fnufts Ben, piftnot snbnu
men fun en- Ruin al Jig ielO.
Nuar man MI l9ier bette, fca
meb ~unoerlise 5slelisr man nj
ben ipenfte &pinoss profstiF.
"San naar big not"