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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-18
INTERNATIONAL ARDITR ALTON.
Program of the Meetings TO he Held
Here Next Week.

Here Next Week.
conference will be held I'm this city next
week. The series will he inaugurated by
a meeting Wednesday afternoon at ,
O'Clock at Metzerott's Hall. The same
evening at o'clock another meeting viii
be held. followed Thursday morning at 10
ana afternoon at , with further assem-
bles. while the conference will be cIosfed
with great mass meeting In Aliens GRAND
Opera House Thursday evening
To the call for the conference issued
March IL. and addressed to representaaavs
men in every state and territory of The
Union. irrespective OF party or creed bsr
tween three and four hundred written acz
ceptdnces have been received These au
ceptances are from thirty-eight stuiaA
eminent men-goverrors. judges. puIblis
ciSts. lawyers. ministers of religion b,Essi-
ness leaders. educators workinsnlE.rl--
have signihed their deep interest Ado
dresses viii be made by speakers repre-
sentng all sections of the country
The definite and comprehensive object OF
the conference is to promote the estsAb-
hshment. by the proper authorities of a
pt rmanent system of arbitration bet yesu
TINS country and Great Britain. 1t is not
a peace-at-any-rrice plan. II looks 20 he
securing OF justice through law and legal
methods. and thus TO the remo.aI of me
causes and occasions of war. IL is be-
HeNed that If such a system can be e5f.ab-
llShed between the two nations il will pro-
mote arbitration throughout the civilized
world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-18

East" The company was assembled in the
music room. which, with the drawing
rooms, was decked with spring flowers. and
palms. Mr.. Fosters talk, from the light
of his personal experiences. was full OF in
teresting "reminiscences, data and informa-
ton which he gives SO pleasantly. Previous
TO Mr.. Fosters address MIR. Crosby sang
and Mr.. lander played. Later the young
ladies' of the school presided in the supper
ROOM where. from a daffodi-decked table
refreshments were served. The evening
was most pleasant one and was enjoyed
by distinguished company.
A dinner was given by Mr.. NathanieI
Mckay last evening at his residence 1873
18th street northwest. to meet Senator
George f. Hoar of Massachusetts. who is
TO sail for Europe in a few days Among
the guests were Senators Sherman. AlIi-
son. Jones, Frye. Mitchell. Quay Cad
linger. Elkins. Burrows and Brown. Speak,
er Reed, Mr. c. y. Huntington. Mr.. Can
non. Mr. Hopkins. Gen. Henderson. zen.
Grosvenor Mr.. Northway. Mr.. Walker
Mr.. Seckendorff Mr.. Coolidge and Mr..
Goodwin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-18

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We alone in Washington have the
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Good Reading
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About 500 Paper-bound Books that were originally
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Special Attention is Called to Our
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cd to the stock These are good
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d. & J. Anderson's Ginghams,
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NJ ARRIED.

EAhIEH PfWEIL. On w~lprsddy Aprir x
1875, 10y E"v. George y. Lucca x. ID ~ al
~" 10 Sf-'"t sruti,Gist. tn residence ,,c ths
irid" parents, NAVE l.. BANTER and gRI-
LAM H. I'lN ILL.
iaiDtIEf HILL. On April L. 1896 ~ tn Rev
Frank SNall. FENTON NEit I.R FAnEI-EY
son of Charles Fadrley of LJuduun county VIZ.
gina. TO ELLEN GE.tTlu DE. daughter II Mr
ihd Mrs. John X. hin OF Washingtou. DC
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Al'EAlSilIslN ON April Ia, 1876, Of scarlet fcvcr
- Hik EiIIABEiH. beloved daughter OF tebt -
J.. aud SGs. Il. Ab.udSli,.n.
SAT" ia the arms af Jesus
Sti" on His gentle ltr, i>t
ere by HIS q, led
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Melusina Printed Organizes,
| cloth and handsome prntngs. 30 inches wide.
| BE. per yard.
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Swivel Silk Ginghams,

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Irish Printed D;mitics,

The same high grade fabric have carrie! for
many years and that has given such general sat
faction. Over 100 designs and printings.
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29

No. 81 runs through from Charleston Via
Central r. R., leaving Lanes 8 3S a. M, Man
ming 10 g. N.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29
A Sweeping Reduction.

ATLANTA, July % After MIR. St
Johns reply was read. the executive
board appointed com nistee of uiue to
formulate a policy and report. The
committee was in session for nearly
four hours. 1, 6nally recommended a
sweeping cut of 80 per cent on all class
es of freight from eastern points to
Atlanta, except 90 grain, wheat -four,
meal and hay. This will reduce the
rate on first class freight. such as boots
and shoes, from S114 per 100 to %
cents. All lines are to charge full To-
cal beyond Atlanta. intermediate points
such as Macon, Augusta aad Columbia
are to have combination rate based
on Atlanta. The Seaboard or the mer-
chauts of such cities will promptly ask
the courts to interfere and prohibit
greater charge for a short haul than
for long haul: All rates throughout
the south are bound to come down very
soon and rates from the Ohio river
gateways must be dropped too.
The war will cost al the railroads
and steamship lines of the South
heavily. Mr. St. John would not say
what the Seaboard will do. but it is
understood thss it will meet this cut
and GO it little better
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29

*Da;ly. fDaily except sunday.
No. So runs through to Charleston, S. c.,
via Central r. R., arriving Manning 35 p.
NJ, Lanes u M, Charleston 8 SO p. m.
Trains on Wilmington l. Conway R. R,
leave Chadbourn 10 40 a. NJ, arrive at Con-
way IL IS p. M, returning leave Conway at
2 80 p. M, .r-ive Chadbourn 5 90 2. m..
'sa~e Cha, oourn ) IS p. NJ. arrive at Hub at
~ p. ~, returnl.g leave Hub 8 80 a. m.,
arrive at Chadbou1n SIS a. N. Daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Trains on c. & D. R. R. leave Florence
40 NJ, and 9 20 a m., arrive Darliogton
9 20 N, and 9 so a NJ. leave Darlington
9 40 m, arrive Cheraw Il 50 m, Wades-
borol 80 M Returning leave Wadesboro
2 90 N, Cberaw 40 m, Darlington :. 48
a m. o5 N, arrive Florence 8 Is m 6 so
m. Daily except Sunday. Sunday trains
leave Floyds Z so n, Darlington As m,
arrive Florence 10 q NJ. Returning leave
Florence 9 90 %, Darlington 9 80 m,
arrive Flcyds 9 so NJ. Trains leave Gibson
6 is N. Bennettsville 4l N, arrive Dar-
liagton Z 40 n, Sumter 80 a m. Return
iog leave Sumter 30 ~, Darlington Is
N, arrive Bennettsvil!e 9 06 p m, Gibson
35 p N.
JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen'l Supt.
J. KENLY, Gen'l Manager.
T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Manager
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29
The Gold Reserve Intact.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-The treas
ury began paying out to-day over the
counter the new designed 81 silver
certificate.
The treasury gold reserve, through
the action of the New York national
banks, became intact again day,
the reserve standing at the close of
business at S101,SSl.77O. This re.
suit was attained by the New York
banks dspositing SIS, ,25o,oo0 in gold
and receiving therefor like sum III
legal tender notes, which are redeem
able in gold on presentation to the
treasury. The days Withdrawals
were $3.50, 400, all of which was
taken for boarding purposes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29
Marvellous Results.

From letter written by Rev. J. Gunderman,
of Dimondale, Mich, We are permitted to make
this extract: Il have no hesitation IN recon-
mending Dr. Kings New Discovery, as the re-
suits were almost marvellous In the case OF my
wife. While 1 was pastor of the Baptist
Church at Rives Junction she was brought
down with pneumonia succeeding La Grippe.
Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last
ho,rs with little Interruption and it seemed as
;s sac could no, survive them 4 friend
rsco,nmepaed DR.. Kings New Discovery 1t
w,s Quick in its work and highly satisfactory
~ results" Trial bottles fsee at J. Z. De-
ro-me.s Drug Store. Regular size soc. ana
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29

Trains between Millard and ST. Paul leave
Millard 10 Is a N aod As p M, arriving
ST. Paul 10 Is N and 3 SIS N. Returning
leave ST. Paul 10 35 a N and 10 p m, and
arrive Mllard 10 As ~ and 20 . %. Dali
ly except Sunday.
*Daily except Sunday:
THOMAS WILSON
Predsient.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29
OLE Mattbn1alr a11b soltbron.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1896.
For Bryan and Silver.

Atlanta Daily Opinion. Negro 0cgau.)
When it comes to the financial
question involved in the national
campign the negroes must un-
auestionably be with the Democratic
party on silver, for there are 40 peo-
pie that feel more keenly the need of
change than the negro Of the south,
and we can go further, with safety,
and truthfally say the whole people
Of the country need a change for the
better. And nothing promises to
bring about this change quicker than
the free and unlimited coinage of sill
yer at ratio of l6 to L. While we
do not advocate the placing Of an
inferior metal as the standard over
that of it's superior. we do claim that
the government is able to circulate a
money with equa! debt-paying and
purchasing power.
The negroes of the south naturally
have kind feeling for the white
people of the south, planted, grown
and cultivated by constant ming
ling from childhood, and signs of
the same feeling is in evidence on the
part of the whites whe they will
have none around them in their homes
and most trusted quarters { where the
negroes ability will allow, but the
negro. Even in politics the most
sacred thing on earth to negro,
through hostility between the north
and the southern whites, they OBJ
tanned their freedom. They have
been inclined to follow the Demo
cratic party, and there are some true
to the principles of Democracy, but
the last (Cleveland's) administration
has left them in such muddled and
mixed condition that they are guess
ing now, and it will require some
good work on the part of the Demo.
cratic leaders to convince them that
if Mr.. Bryan is elected he will res.
pect those who support him and the
party, as in Mr.. Cleveland's admin
istration.. The negroes that contribu-
ted their money and time, day and
night, to villify and abuse him, had
recognition and appointment to such
Offices as the whole people would
agree that should be filed by negroes
But such negroes as stumped for
Democracy's success, contributed
money to the national committee,
voted three times for him. and all of
their lives for theNDemocratic party,
received no more recognition than an
ordinary dog, with the abuse heaped
upon a Democratic negro. There
are some who are Democrats from
principle and not for spoils of Office
The Daily Opinion, the only negro
daily known in this country, is for
Bryan for President and the free
coinage of silver.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29

Dinner at Kershaw.
CONNECTIONS.
Camden-With S. c. Ry., for Charleston,
Columbia, Augusta and all points South.
Laacaster-With Cheraw b Chester N. G..
R. R., for Chester.
Catawba Juuction--W c. c. 4 N. r. R
Rock Hill-With Southern Railway.
Yorkvil!e-With Chester & Lenoir R. r.
Blacksburg- With R. & D. R. R. for.Spar'
an burg, Greenville, Atlanta and points
touth, and Charlotte and points North.
Marion-With Southern Railway.
SAMUEL HUNT, Gen. Manager
4. TRJPP, Superintendent.
B. LUMPKIN, Gen. Paas. Agt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-07-29

Nos, 50 and So Solid trains between
Charleston and Columbia, S. c., and carry
through coach between Charleston and At
ianta. u. EMERSCN.
Asst Gen. 'sssenger Agent.
J. R. KENLY, T. NJ EMERSON,
G9n'l Manager. Trait Manage
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Sort % aoot.

s ct nplig uoOmmct Gr6eioe ON
NapUlcpn ben lite iort9lles, at ban en-
Dag bolot Jteou ouer en- Del nf fine
trooper. Gan fOm iaa til at pasiere
iOrbi ell snmmel fro Sificer, iOm tunIte
al Mtangel paa 9limrenoe G9en Itaber
eaer SlGstitubsiorbinoelie alori9 bar
fommet Oper Snpteius Grab.
Happleon gil meO lan9iomme Stribt.
ga ban Tom liae iOrnu ben @amle,
9iorce oenue Sungr % iasoe Bpit, men
uoen ipuOerlis SepaseIie al N~niists'
muitlerne:
"5emten 5elttog, ii eanr, Saptein".
Suurpaa Seiiereu, uoen at oenos
Souecet eQer itnnoie fin Sang, iua.
reoe:
"Sberit, Sriguoesenernl, 8arOn!"
2ioen baobe life tIlnet benz at ptrt
mere; men for aupteinen bnOoe ben
o9ret tilltreftelig iii at bsflnse fla
ouer en- lang Beriobe al SOrs uf iueg'
ne 5orbaubuinse. ps for ben inurtanttt
aeiier til Of urone Glt til 8e9ae5 Eli.
irebsbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Torionltgbco.

Salipurs Gale / SriitOl inbebplot
fDl9enoe interes innte uotalelie: gtiien
os slirlfa er itOre nOf ior aae eurpp9is
ite Gtater. De cipiliisrebe Stater be-
bgoer Der lille at beberites al inobproes
Stinipse. Seq fan in9enlunoe mi8btls
li9e, at Gfuslauo bar erbplot en- isiri
Saun ueo Sti~uebapstpiten (paa Sos
rea); beri fer ies ct afsiurt 6remitriot
ior GiuiliiatiOnen. SITE blot 8uss
LAMB, men GnslauO % belle @eroen oil
pinbe berpeb. tSuao Der er til @apu
ipr ben enc, er life oerfur til Stape for
ben auoeu. Man buroe beripr ie til
at TONNE bort fra bet StanDpuuft,
9tatiunerne ital itaa OuerfUr biuanOen
meo u~iOrliaelise Snteresi er. Soao
Der b%ioraser til Giuiliiatiouens 5rems
me, fummer Der enfelt Stat tilsooe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

srnm Iutuina % SpiosrOO iom be
prObatsits MiOler til SprstbOloetie al
3iiciplnen.
"Soao er bet, cu Tiger Rr. 1907,
ltres BON meo i'm itlu9renoe @temme,
oa, oa Spnrst blsp gisntneet, lgo bet
ira Wdioren: "@ip Ggt! 5Eroi9
8soEr!" boOrpaa Rsbslen ooiprcotc5
lOm apasr Tor Ymosu, % Selltabcl
| Snrmouieu bleu laot 6reo.
Zen paaiDtgeuoe Gds bteu Der al
9Olrtiet aiOrt ilsrs glrrsitatiOuer a.
SoueomRuoeue / Sptoterue, Ug oisie
bleu ino iatte / grreit I ben 8umie
Raaoitue. ON 9orloen iamteoes ats
ter 4gbclcr, osnre Sang for at iao
Iiue anmerntcr uOai RGaoitusu. Wilt'
tEret blsu after uofnlOt, Sprsrsnttcn
OpIGit al Eoiitimetsren, % Wru9oen
tllia9t at Snu bism bpsr III fit. men
uoen 8irtnlng. @u Snloe mco lDii
9ruot bleO niipret | 9uiten al Soloaa
terue, O6, loet eli @aapaamarid bier
beororet, inlot pluoisti9 WoOet neo I'll
9tul hos Ygbeleu; be, iOm life Tom fig
mart not n~iueicu, bleu blnlpet alitet
meo @epGrtolberre. % mart bar belt
RepotutiOnen eanet oueritpr. Uict
llnotn9elie al nOsle blOoige BauOer,
iom 5ol9e al bet iioite Nn9reb, %
nogIc arreitatloner al Rin8Ieocrns, al
glltiu9 al ouer 6orUeutuins bclOlgt.
SGaleoes enote ben bergmte Sitter.
trig / 3bronobiem 1851. 8Dhitern'
it bog line Gettigbeocr paa 5lltetorr
oct, % Ell 2inie truitet tusr3Ouer GOr
net, bUorird be funoe lrembpoe iint
8arer, men gteoifriuersn berni e~rtnorer
bpprbnn benne 9inie meo 1lben blet
mere / 5Orm al cit ipioS 8inteI, bot!
poerite 4uutt i~tratte Jig li9e Op ii
S%trouogaoeu.
MenOmiuee, Odd, 2lOe Sch. 1896
l.. G. l..
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
ct Winoc.

On Zen itJ baoor, iom beO lronoi
Wou idqoe, ban par itpg o. onoi
Eog pto icg rel, ban q par ilig,
Nier SaqCn par, ban oor si rig,
vi i%dnntcs prro en- Wono at role,
SUis Gicnoom par Stap % Yoic.
net bar 10 ilt9 til ale liocr;
Nadr @crbeu ilaar, utou armoo lioc.
3iot ranct @ulo III 4ris 90 2Grc,
Wcns nplniri Slrmoo Soit mad barre.
gicu iattig Wano par qOmlc 1ronO,
90 bco ban ocrior ing og mo.
Saa alao bon biulp, naur lea b%tGierte,
Sii bom ica isb / irDo, Smcrts.
Naar it8 par glao, nj bc8ac to;
gicn TT ic8 Sorg, ida grGO ri to.
Get op og ucO ! @srncu 9uar,
81 iinors bet, iom title itaur.
Nirr5 Born Rdar ircm, Qaar WCuO tilbagr
50 SrCnO bar QammcI, met al 3ogt,
IA icg ltoO mjOt / lluQOomspndr.
IA bIcO min samlc Gen iaa ina,
lRtn 1T fun oaurli9 Vlcit.
&co @uotab, iom ban ienotc mig,
Seq iaIOtcs III hans Sctc:
Grin DIuuO CT tsr, min SAILS CT ioar,
Seq 6nitcr Dlelt at brittle;
@tit al bin YaoOer Int ics iaar,
Sen &Gn bun ntgttr iitt."
9cI bar mig croHu ljac iiGr
Din gamIc Zen ira 9aruooms Sage;
Mcn M ban bar mig ci iou NOR,
90 mouQt icg fl at porctdQc.
Sec oCriOr @uO tilbogcienOtc:
Snorgeu i6rit fan on mig ocuts.
Cm WOrgcueu bet guOiab LOB:
5not ban gamlc SrouO CT opo.
Ia Tom paa mig iaa flor en- Smcrtc,
Der opbt fig Tar mi nit 6icrtc,
On StraHcns RGit, iom til mig lso:
"Su ioc8 bom / bans fOite HsO!"
) Gpocn enc iom / Sipct.
5a iaaOun gOO min Ben bar gioct;
Obi DC, iom ON bans Ecie par
Var e. al Dem, Der tjTr BAN bar.
TN &cmoost0nre ina ban life
Sun StrGt Der par / oercs glifs
6or Geocn, iOm be ioa pOr mar,
"a Dog ct t~ilitcoe or.
NSon ia ban OcntcO mig mcO QCnoiel
Gbi SiUlcu foi ira SiOet5 3~rGngicl.
% iIocn icg BAN tint tror Ic;
Sans @aor CT bpiOt iom nDiolDt Suc
Strcngt fer pau mig De Zine miloc
Get or, iom om be iigc OiIOc:
seq tnuBct blcp al SDgoom5 9aanO.
Iii GsOcns mortcriulOe Gcic;
0Di fom Ou ci mco IrBittu5 Nano
90 lutte iii nit trrtte Eit!
8, s. Staten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

gemmetoite Gloiter. Otter aibps
be Srpfen Spiio er Srsten Silb. Wtas
RTE garbenilstb palSt til 9riOrluoe
paa Semmetoite
9en npe Yriorinoe sr iDot ben lite
Suli 1888 % er altiaa 62 slar samz
mel. GUN er aloite Barn al ben
1857 aiopoe furbenparenoe 8ebeime.
etats' % Suitits miniiter Gmil Sar'
benHetb, Ssiter til be tire Srgore,
apbstommanbsren | Seliinspr, Gbsien
for eppiicersi folsn % aultusmiuilie'
rem iamt til Sarpnesie Stampe %
Suiiaaermeitsrinoe Reersaarb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

gabenraa. Gen beru9renoe "Norbs
ilesuisite 5Oltebant" oil eiter 5Orlp.
oenoe for bet forfeiture 5orretningsaar
9iue benimOo 20 psf. til fine glftOua.
rer. Santen agter at furboie lin glts
tiefapital meb 225, 900 Marf, % ium
@runo til bette SfriOt anfsres, at BE-
betpOelIse Smiatninger, 9nnten bar,
% iiGr be fore Snoifuo life itaar / nos
get iiliuarenbe GOrbOlo til gtftietapi.
taleu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

lllpffestilfGloe. sos @aaromano
Niels Sprenien / 2Daau, SDresoo
Sosu, benbte forleben Sag peo 9rait'
ming ct isrselist lllptfestiliGlce. Gn
al glrbeioerne, Niels Seter &ielieu,
fra 2pnaa bar iaa ubelois at iaa i'm
enc Saano tnrit iaaieoes | Sr9Ifemas
Itinen, at ban maatte ijpres III Spse.
buffet i @ipe, buor Saanoen bleu AM.
puteret.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17
Sost Sent Tor Giterii9merc,

iom t~iemis5sr 4arieoet. irduarrer ipse 5plt here's
Benje OF life iisloen ]forurrrer pc 2ieelier, unOer
bui!ie be iiGmper. Set CT en- al pcre glister operio.
Sdmilnoet, at ri bgr aeuare solicit moo iaaolmr
Seoraserter. 9iot Smtaaie ira aigbereRs 5roe utl
iunre beitgtte BEN mob SUil, bois DC srinorrr IL fgl
senoe: aisb aIOr aReOietuet. buUr ben ialses Bar.
tier Il. gr. / 7unfer eler aEuilsr). oa zen Rats
S%oitetters Daapebittsrs fun irIses I SLATER. iOriBuss
meo ben imufte StaaltitSisnst ION iOrsiiiaer ben
hsaise @sors aamp mso 9raaea. % leHasrs ueo.
meo en- MISUNDERSTANDING ior I Gent o. en- sac
iimilszS i9natur al aompin es Rreiioent. % T Rors
Ten er anbrast ru RstaIbGite, ioEi bar aTtItleHs
Haun i~ubprTaet uiuot e. centrum itulet WebaioH.
pooeo. gnbusr, btr iaIler ben iGlite Soiietiets N2as
resi,iers. ul ut ~u'orispet bragg III Aniuar % is al,
at be iaar I'm Strli.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-17

Sboritieber. Dian mener at babe
Iunoet bet / fin Sio meset Omtalte Itl'
neral Gborit, Der pafte iaa flor SepGs
selle paa Sraserutunten for ct Aar
iioen, furifieaise Steoer peo SoeiiOr'
ben, % 9bOritieberen ifal Tom 5slse
oeraf raie meset itert blanot SeIOlf'
ninaen beruoe. Gn paalioelis NtanS
bar imlolertib uotalt, at, buao man an'
ta9er for Gbori!, ct Ell Slass Sern'
erts uoen ipnoerlis 8Groi.