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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
YALE'S FRIENDS ARE HOPEFUL.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT NOTICED IN THE CREW
THIS WEEK.


THIS WEEK.
Gales Ferry. Conn. June ia thunder shower
la,o this afternoon caused some delay TO the prac-
tice Of the Yale crews, bu. when they pulled away
from the boathouse. shortly before I o'clock this
evening for the final work of the day there was
rot a ripple 10 stir the water. AS no severe work
was contemplated Mir. Cook sent the crews down
n tho NAVY Yard SO as to await the incoming tide
and for upward of hour they practised starting
and rowing short stretches. The freshmen rowed
about as well as they did in the morning, when
twice they led the older Oarsmen at the finish OF
tEe half-n1ile stretch. nut the Varsity seemed TO
be on their mette. and at every opportunity that
presented they settled down 10 work ana enectualy
disabused the "freshies of any idea that might he
entertained from the morning results that they
were at all in the same class with the veterans.
The iuDrovement shown by the Varsity within a
few DAYS has created such a feeling Of satisfaction
that the adherents OF Yale exceedingly hopelu.
OF victory when the race is rowed at Poughkeepsie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
A WAITER DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER

HIS COMPANION RESCUED BY A LIFE-sAvER TOO
MODEST TO GIVE HIS ADDRESS.
William Flynn. waiter. twenty-six years old Of
No. 24 East One-hundred-an d-twenty-third-st was
drowned in the North River yesterday afternoon
while out rowing in boat off Northumberland
thirty-fourth-st with George Armstrong another
waiter. who lived at the place. The mems
rowboat upset and both were thrown out
Flynn carried under by the current and
drowned. Armstrong was rescued by Edward Pol
lock. The rescuer refused TO give his address TO
the police Flynn's body was not recovered.
The police learned last night that Pollock Is an
attendant at a bathhouse where the accident
occurred. He heard the shouts OF the men as tho
boat overturned, and. swimming out to the boat
managed with great difficulty 10 swim ashore with
Armstrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
THE CALVARY SUICIDE STILL UNKNOWN.

The body OF the woman who committed suicide In
Calvary Episcopal Church. at Fourth-ave and
Twenty-frst-st. on Saturday. was still at the
Morgue unidentified yesterday French woman
who went to look at the body declared that the face
resembled that OF Mrs Doriat. the woman men
toned by Max Gebauer. the druggist. on Monday:
but the husband of the French woman also looked
al the body and failed to recognize the face. al
though he had boarded with Mrs. Doriat years ago.
The keeper OF lodging house in the Rowery said
the woman who committed suicide probably was a
Mrs Davies who had been at the lodging house a
few times. but .ater in the day Mrs Davies appeared
AT the lodging house very much alive, and said she
never had thought OF suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
CLEVELAND. 4: PHILADELPHIA 8.

Philadelphia, June 1.-two errors by Gillen and
third by Dowd in the first inning lost to-day's
game for the Phillies. After this the local team
took brace and played in good form. In the third
inning singles by Lajoie and Delehanty and a home
run TO left centre by BOYLE made things look
brighter. but in Cleveands half Of tho fourth
rain began falling, and after the visitors half of
the sixth tho game called back to the fifth
inning Attendance 1854. The score:
RH.E.
Cleveland .........-..............3 % 2
BattsTlss-Cuppy and thinner; Taylor ard Boyle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16

New-York .................1 "a
St. Louis. ....................o v"
rune-New-York. 4: 81. Louis. Iwo.pase mrs
-Ternan Wilson. Turner. Three-base hit-liartfaai
First errors-Ne@Yo York. 3: St Louis T. st0len
bases-Van Haltren. Lay. Clarke. Cross Double plays
Mailman Cross Grady: Joyce 10 Clark Grady to ross
First base bals-On Clarke. .. of sullivan !; OK
Hart. Hit by pitched ba-E,y Sullivan = by Hart. l.
out-By Clarke. l. by Hart, 4. Left on bases
New-York 4: ST. Lou, r. Sacrifice hlts-Iiallman.
TIms Of game-l55. Cmpire-Emss Atendance--5W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
PITTSBURG. 10; WASHINGTON. S.

Washington June 15-Pittsburg took the third
game to-day by hitting German hard In the sixth
inning Iiughey pounded for four successive
hits in the ninth, when he was replaced by Tame
hill. Heavy hitting feature Of the game.
Attendance, $500. Score:
II. H. +.
Washington ..........1 o SIS "a
Pittsburg ............l 3 do 10
Batteries-Ge-man and MCGUIRE Hughey Tannehil! and
IAahN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
A REPUBLICAN, CLIFFS RECEPTION.

a reception and entertainment OF the XXVIIth
Assembly District Republican Club will be held at
the cubrooms, Nos 7G7 and 7G9 Sixth-ave tomorrow
evening AT o'clock. Among those who are expected
10 deliver addresses are Mayor Strong Congressman
Qugg, Seth Low, State Senator Pavey, Assemblv-
man Laimbeer and James w. Perry. The officers
OF the club arc: President. Walter G.. Oakman =:
treasurer, benjamin WeLes corresponding secre-
tary William c. Wilson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
ROSTON. 10. CINCINNATI. 4.

Boston, June 15.-Boston clearly outplayed Gin
cnnau at every point to-day. Ehret' the VISITORS
star pitcher. was battcd for eight singles and
double, when Brown was substituted, proving more
effective. Attendance. $500. Score
r. II. f.
Boston ...............l ! 90 - ?
Cincinnati ...........l o d u = IL 4
Ratteries-Iewis Bergen: Ehre. Brown and TeitL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
NETWORK AND ST. LOUIS.

The final game for the present between the New
York and weak ST. Louis teams was played at the
Polo Grounds yesterday. and the local team won OF
course. Those six games. three Of them trans.
ferred from ST. Louis to this city, gave the local
team an easy thing. which 1t will NOT have again
this season 1t was a weak exhibition. devoid OF
deserved commentator or description. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
BALTIMORE 2: LOUISVILLE. s.

Baltimore. juno 1.-THE Champions to-day made
It three straight from the Colonies. The game was
tiresoms and without any noticeable feature. At
tendance. Ill The score:
'-'''' 49, R.H.E.
Baltimore .............O 3 ] Q o Il 10 l
Louisville 1 o o 0-6 10
Batteries-Pond Bowe;man; Magee and Dexter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
CHICAGO BEATS BROOKLYN
A CLOSELY PLAYED GAME AT EASTERN
PARK.

About two thousand five hundred people W"
messed a closely played and exciting game VI o
ball at Eastern Park yesterday between tno p'o o"a
Ion md C.hicaro teams The home players opened
I'm on Grflth's curves In handsome style anu
made three runs in the opening inning. ana seeneu
70 be on the way TO another victory Al'er 'n''
Griffith settled down. and he held the Brooklyn mats
men at his mercy during the remainder OF t,e con ~
test A little stupid fielding the latter part "
the game gave the Chicago men several runs az
The Victory McMahons work was good uLuei
"a .ber as ssinc circumstances. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
LOST.

Dock Savings Bank. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon 10
present the same TO the bank within thirty
days or the SAID book Will be declared
cancelled and extinguished. and a new one
issued In lieu thereof.
LOSr.-Bankbook No. 723. 4o4. Bank FOR
Savings. $50 Fourth-ave.. New-York.
bank
LOST OR STOL.EN.-Bankbook No. 300 -
1873. ot the German Savings Bank. in the
City OF New-York. corner 4th-sve. and
Ilth-st., Issued TO Rosi Rub!nstein. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating
the same. II not returned 10 the Bank on
the Both day OF June. 1897. duplicate Will
be issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
THE RECORDS
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Rochester-First game: Wilkesbarre II: Roch-
ester, 4. Second game: Rochester. IL; Wilkes
barre, TO-
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 5: Scranton. 4.
At Buffalo-Providence, 10: Buffalo, g.
At Toronto-Springfe.d, Il; Toronto. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16

COOK. &c.--An American Protestant wo-
man as cook ard laundrcss: soups. pas
try and desserts: city or country. good ref
erence. 2G3 West loth-st. ground door.
back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
BOARD AND ROOMS.

4 COOL. comfortable. large and airy e
ond-story room. board private. l3s T..
7lst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16
WOMEN'S PLAY ON THE ARDSLEf LlNho

The women golfers OF the Ardsley Club once
more had possession of the links yesterday, when
the tournament for the cup presented by MIS- W.
II Crapburv was begun The contest will con-
tinue throughout to-day and tomorrow. when the
maker of the best aggregate score Will receive the
prize Miss Lillian Brooks. who won the women
championship the same course last week. was
one Of the competitors. being the only one VINO
played from scratch Miss Brooks's natural apti-
tude for the game gives the impression that she
has the making OF really capital player. Al
though her handicap prevented her from sttuns "a
leading place yesterday. she turned IN the pes
gross tally the day, her record being o. Tor the
nine holes.
Mrs NJ NJ Van Buren, made the top score. after
an exceedingly clever game that was fnoSy
creditabla for it's consistency. Mrs. +: Is heeCl.
who plays left-handed, came in second unuer me
handicap. with a net tally of 90. Mrs. +: - IL
drjdge who has been coached recently by 'Jonn-
ME- Dunn. also displayed excellent form rounding
the nine hole course in Il. gross
The scores Yesterday were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16

London, juno 15.-In the final round OF tfo Par
lamentary Golf Handicap at Littlesto1s to-da?
TT w Forster member OF Parliament fo- the Mcss
division of Kent defeated A. j. Balfour. the FIRST
Lord of the Treasury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16

SEANsTRESS. Young Scotch woman q,
arst-class seamstress. Wiling 20 ass
with chamberwork. aocd references; -"
or country. A. WARD. l2i East a-'-s'.
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

storare Warehouses. :3o. ~ and .3o Mes.
.;th-st. nea- broadway. separate roo n
80. r,,rrt,u,. mirrors pianos. baggage.
etc. Padded van. for moving IN ct,
country. furniture. china m'c-ao,os"s'
etc, etc. packed by competent -,
Estimates furnished Telephone '''''
IS
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WANTED. Office boy. Apply In own
handwriting. with references. Box 800,
New-York.
WANTED.-Salesmen 20 tax. orders for
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TYPEWRITERS.

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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Cnfurniahed.

TO OWNERS or those having long lease.
Q bachelor wants one large room. IN
furnished, for residence. on lease: any
good nsighborhood. between sth and Coth
Sts., acceptable; references given and re-
auired. Address A, r. x. Tribune once.
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FOR SALE.

A GENUINE OAK MANTEL with French
plate bevel mirror. complete, Sl2.
GRANT 2o1 West 42d-s:
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
SHOE SALESMAN WANTED who thor
oughly understands the ladies' depart
ment. J. W. KIDD. 127 Newark-ave.,
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BROOKLYN.
CHICAGO.
Totals 80 sIo271 10 2
Totals go. SO 4 8 q Ii I
'Batted for MoMaho

Chicago ......................o q n
r,rooklyn Observation-Disclosures D o D u
Earned rins-Brooklyn. .. Threebase hits-ltyan, Ia
Chance. Two-base hts-Kittridse Anderson FIRST base
on errors-Chicag1 g. Brooklyn !. Left on bases-thl-
cage, o; Brooklyn. s. Struck ou-Ry Griffith A. by Nc
Mahon I. Base balls-Om Griffith. g. of McMahoh,
3. Double pays-Ia Chance and shock; La Chance.
Canavan and shock. Passed bal-Smith. Time OF game
Cmpire-O' Day.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
real. ESTATE TO LET.

Furnished.
ADIRONpACKS-LAK PLACID.-Alu-
tude .. POO: scenery magnificent; air dry;
inviCorat!ng: | Offer Indian Rock Cottage;
camp directly on lake; han1somely fur
nlshed: rent reasonable. CLARENCE No
BILE. &c Cortlandr. Others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-16

BAKERY FOR SALE in fourishing subur-
ban town. as owner wishes u retire from
business; started by him over twenty
years ago: ice-cream sales alone last year
IS. 900: half Of purchase money can remain
on mortgage and strict Investigation re
quested. For price ard fu.l particulars
address d. W. Box {. Tribune Ofl,e.
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DRIcSsNiAykIvG.


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Somas %Segislatur.

eesisIatuTsn bier forrig. use fGrbig
msb alt arb.ioe mso RepiIionsn at 2cs
osns. ) iieits nss bar aOnfsrenstcmi,
issrne boISt pau mto forftisliae omitribte
JoTlos, ION BE- TO Suis life tunoe Bib.
sniss ON. DIT pistigits at bisie .r apr>
ilaast ON Retaining al Selefpns, Seles
srafs Os SO0tpOstompanisy.
Del sr Den aIminbsIige Wenina, at Sc
g%islatursn ajourusrsr i 2erbaeg til S,uli
Waunee, cg oa trrbsr iammsn ioisn for
at beitsmms 3iosn, naar be recherche
aors Pal traoe / Strait. 9stte er nebs
psnoigt for at fua Sib iii at annutsre ga
nbsiDs be upe eoOs. Dc pil ~IanbIpnlios
bis trabs | Strait | gsgpnoeNsu at Sts
tcber.
Genutst Uebtos ben 4o, bs. ct Iors
flag fom giper Gountp 8ourb Of Gu.
perOilors gst til at ODerfsrs Multttuts
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
ftsW%c'srrdtionsr

Senatst rentog ben 6ts bs. Sunnrp
eiril Bill mcb Il 4msneemsnt fremiat al
Ssnatpr gettisrsp fra Snb Uatotu.
@menoementet opbGrsr Glepelanos BE-
fisnSts Sror, ON SORT ReIsrrdticnsr,
fpm ubfectss ben 22os Sch. 1897. 0isie
R~sierpationer | Snb 0dtotu, Wpoming,
lltah, Mcntano. 0aftinston pg Sooto
inobsfattsr iuit % Wiuicner Qcrss.
Sun en- al b. minbrs Scrits R'i,rpatics
n,r | Srsson sr life inobsfatt,t / am.n'
oenentet.
Sendtcr 9sttier,tp ppIpft,, OF Der
paa aorftsR .ferratipnsn I Spo 0atotu
allen, bar 5000 SsttIsr,, ION | mango
gar barbs bret paa BET ~rsierpsreo. 2anb,
men be iunbs life fdd gisHoomsret til
bet, foroi BET life bar opmaalt. Der bar
minet 20 9oitbui,, ct GpuntMao. msb
1900 Snbbnggsrs, Suiinoer at Surme
uuosr Onrtntng, Stolsr, Strter oIn.
9tttigrttp ipntss, BET bar en- ftrigenb.
llr,tf1rbigheh, llben pibsrs at jage bisie
Solt bort fru berss Sism.
DIR er inssn Suil ON, at 5prilasst
riI blips 2ou, % bet sr ms9st muligt, at
QrsfiOsnt MeSinlep Ieners uoItsber en-
Srors, hpori Der tnoss mere Ssnipn til
Settlernss Snteresier.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11

israer for 2aHan, p.i.p.. antaIet at
otsis Scfbamsr lsb.r / bel belle rp til
l2o elsr berpmtrins; men bette Sdl
mda m~uItipIicsres meo fer, tbi bperDams
bar fem eIIer fer unge Sidpinbsr. iom
BUN Hal paste paa og ppbrags til en-
beitentt 8jerning. NIt ialt bslebsr arins
oernss Sal ie til cmtrsni 100, naar
Oct ldpere Sieneritab regnes meo.
Joruben bisis egsntlige Sarsmsodz
lner, ttnoes Der / Sultansns 5drsm en-
bel Stare af forte ca tribs aottepieer,
0dnisrtnoer. Stueipiasrinber % Mhuiis
tantsrItsr. !Sarsmet. meb bpab BERTH
pgrer, banner en- 8erosn for fla % bar
ut stenoommeIigs 2ip inoenfor ben Inepre
S~e9r9nsning; men bette 2ib fan fun be-
ltda og tribes pdd Slaperiets 8runolua.
alt orster fig ON Sultansn, fra BAN uoe
itrdaler alt ems, bans @unit mao ale
isse at Dinbe.
Yet er tun bberit %Ijelbsnt, at "8anz
tro", ION WluislmRnbene falbsr be
ari'tne, faar 2op til at betr9be Sarez
met. Oettes Sebuere er aItiaa fulbit9ns
big ~afionorebe fra cipiliierebe WsnneIter,
bpts 0ragter CO Stitfe, ubIeenbe Ga
2~9ntsmaaber er benz fulbit9nbia
utienbte.
Sdaoanne Snoretninger tofter Venqe,
mango pense. oa er en- at be 9rqftftacer,
icm bar soelugt Marrsn / bet tDrfiite
Hi9s. Timber aboul MebI6ip, Der re-
9Jereos Iom Sultan fra 1S39-1861,
bar Sdremsbamsrnes 4ntaI irulmet op
til en- forbauisnbe StsrreIie. Oet be-
rettes iadlebes, at SuItanen % hans
camille bapbe beiluttet / Scmmeren
1854 at sisre en- lioen ubfrgt til aos
rianppel. Set bar ingsn let transport,
tbi Sultanens S%uitruer % Mebbuftruer
iio9lorbe 700. og bisie bapbe til Tin OPP
partning 1000 Slapinber; altiaa 2,7OO
&rtnbsmenneifsr maatts Staten ben
Gang unoerbploe for at tilfrebsItile lin
Seriter!
Gfter oenns Sultan Tom bans Bro
Der, abbua @5is, pua Srpnen; ban Be-
rspebe Jig ielp 2ipet ct 9lnfalo afSincsz
ipaebb.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
nj 9Ga

inbfsrss til Norss oper l MiGIion Snss,
os antaess @isnnsminitspriisn at bare
beupeh l arone for Snsist, bliper bet en-
SSnbferiel for omtrsnt l Miaipner Ser.
/ 2Ge ON Qaret.
Der er inssn Spipl ON, at man i
Rors. tunb. ~fr.mbrinss, hrab man be-
hepsr at sge, ps Der sr eftsr be Rssne
itabsr, Tom fIer. S~sniebplbere bar fert,
heller inssn Spipl ON, at benns gebrift
er lsnnenoe, naar man boloer ct pass
ienbe 4ntal !Ssns os forrsftsn inbrets
Ter Sriften paa en- ~foritanbis Maabe.
Der er heller ingsn 5pipl ON, at 8arsn
sr uHettslig, Ielp ON man ~prpbucerer
langt mere, ,nb brab 2anbet forbruaer.
Shi England er / lua Senieenbs ct goot
Mar,sb, ibst oertiI inbfsres for NANCE
Milicner Srpnsr.
@gaOl CO 5rugtupl buros i Rorae
priOss iua alminOslis, al man life bsbsa
psoe at inofsre noeet osraf unbtagsn idas
banne Srugtsr, Tom lite tan tribes Der.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
Oil annttiere sawait.

aprer,smano aina fra Utah frsm'
Iattt Scrsoags IN RsfoIuticn ON at ans
uetters 6dipaii Zerre. s ReiolutioHen
frsmhrp,s, al 5rrentoe Staters 9orasrt,
at bpilis IN Del Dor paa S,rnc, bar itore
Fnantitnt Srttrssisr btr, og mango al
3, paa Zen feot, Srios FL rso glootts
gaanS ,nntteos til bet ameritanIfs Jolt.
Rtfoluttcnen srtIrrss, at Sapoii Pal
optooes icm Stat, nadr beu bdtpaiift
Reaitrino ~cperoragtr 2err, til be 5rrs
,nsos Stottr, os be 6orsntoe Stairs
0,eiiosnt pco en- Proclamation mootdser
BEN "a 9pnar,sisn rtNtagsr Spos for
here's StDr,IIs.
S~noudntrina al Sirsisrs for6poss, og
inatn airdsr Tan iroounor' fra 9aipaii
til ot Torsnsb, Stater.
Qrefo.nttn benprbigts ps'oa til at
n,eirtts en- aommisfor AZ Ire, ION 'fal
~unb,rbdnoIe meb en- Iignsnoe apmmiss
fion fra Sutpaii.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
Oaaraannen / Voro.
peiten.

Sra &ona, q. o., itripss, at Saas
ninesn itribsr iepnt frem. 9runben sr
tyr, pg Der pil blips iaast mere snb ifjor.
llbiigterne er lpie, pg 5armerne slGoer
fig.
stephen. Minn., Ste Mai. Sadnins
gen er ifulb Sang Der / Gsnsn, os 9siz
ret bar / ben furlsbne llge fprtr9Helist.
9st git bsrFpr fort meo 8aaraannen, %
bpis Ri faur sobt @eir / ii Sdge til, pil
ben pntrent bare pper. Minbrs gpg %
Gin pil blips fact Der iaar, altiaa bsss
mere Spebe. llofisten er lps.
Wilmot, g. D, Ste Mai. Saanins
gen er tilsnbsbrust, os bet gpbe 8ssn, hi
fit Sirsbas bar braet Saben til at
tomms pp. Store @ibber sr tiliaaet
meo Speoe | bette Gpuntp.
Gurris, Minn., Ste Mai. Saanin>
gen sr siprt, ps Sarmerne berepsr MI
Sorpsn for Wtais. Den tiblis fuaeps
Spebe sr alIsrepe uppe us fer spbt ub.
Saitinss. Minn.. Ste Mai. s bette
Gountp er Der iuar fact mere 9peoe enn
ieOpanlis. Gn COB Del 5armers, irm
lite bar bbrtet Spepe paa 1O-15 @ar,
bar isisn bsgpnot bermeo.
Rpdefter. Minn., Ste Mai. Rau,
unbtaees Gin, sr pmtrent al Smdai9t
last / Sorben | bette Gointp, os msset e,
allerebe tpmmst pp. Sarmere flyer, al
Sorben uloris par bsbre itittet til a
mpbtdse Sebsn enb iaar, ps blir @eirsI
gobt, fan en- rig Ssft paaregnss. armt
Wurms herieoe ilemt ifipr; men Der
pleier lite at piie Zig TO 4ar | Hab. pe
man baabsr berfpr MI at bore ben fpit
Yuruiitsr uab fig ifipr matte at ben, re
Der sr maaIts lite npsen isien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11

%tiluete, oil mon baps be I%orneone Wuo'
Ter I'll at bpsec Den fore SnooGmnins,
iom maa iii. Hsaieriu9en fommsr ii''
I'll OF lsbe uoscn Reiiiu, naar ben laar
iaft Gienbom / 8nnt iOr 1T nolr9.
Nr. @altcr saar pibere. SaH me-
ner. iom rimelist er, at Sernbnnetoni'
pauier 9ierue oil benpite De breoe %
jepne 3Rmninger pna beegs Siosr al
plisiisiippi III Sporpei, Og at De meo
8labe bill saa IND paa ct bOloe benz /
soo Stanb for at ida 2ou III at bru8e
benz. Saaleoes ian ma bliue toIt DC
aaarlise uot9liugsr til De betjenoie
Wais is iippi 2epees. 8co ueO en9an9
at sjsre en- &raitanltrenselie pil man
iaa Sjnmpsf looen inoeiiGugt. inoen be-
itemte @rauier Us alcri9 mere bebsue
at irp9te Tor, at Den fan itaoe line Gm'
siuell fer. Wir. @alters Ylan er itOr'
drtet, os bet beoite Deb ben er, at ben
er p~rafiiit sjsnnemipriis. Suis Der er
WtOo % Mars / be uf 5lOm nps blem'
iOste Stater peO glislis iippis neors
Sch. oil De sribe Den al SIR. 8alter
uotaiteoe Saute os benpenoe Jig til
acknowledgement meo Ss9ierlns ON
at iGtte ben iuert. Gn Sfat al 5 Nrps
cent paa fin ialte @ienoOm nj fors
nuitIse Wtenneifer gerae bore |
nOsle Iar for at blipe beiriet for ct
Cnos. iOm bpppis tOmmer igien os rl'
Der meo iis @aaro ps @runo, Sus Og
Sptte, Grbeibsreo a6er ps Snobo,
yienneifer og 9pr.